All right. >> Good evening, Littleton. It's December 22nd at 6 o'clock. Uh this is the select board meeting. We're going to um head into executive session. >> Okay. Move that site board vote to enter into executive session pursuant to
master law chapter 30A section 21 alpha 3 to discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining specifically regarding negotiations with the public employee committee as discussing these matters in open session would have a detrimental effect on the bargaining
position of the town. The select board will adjourn to executive session and will reconvene in open session after the executive session. It's a roll call vote. >> Second. >> Mark. >> Hi. >> Matthew. >> Hi. >> Gary. >> Thai. >> Karen and I. We'll be back in about 20
30 minutes. Thank you. All right, we're back. It's still December 22nd. this much >> barely. >> It's It's 7:00. We're out of executive session. We'll get started with the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> All right, we'll take a look at the mail. We'll go to department and board
updates uh DPW and uh private street snow and ice exemptions and then we'll discuss the highway department's um side letter. Move on to public input and members updates and appointments resignations.
Then on to the select board discussions. Derigible is being held. Correct. >> Correct. >> All right. And uh we'll so we'll only have one discussion point. We'll move on to the town administrator's update minutes and prompt a German in 45
minutes. We'll see. Let's get started, please. >> Thank you, Madam Chair. Current vacancies on the town boards uh appointed by the select board, agricultural commission committee. I'm >> keep going. Committee for the exploration of real estate tax relief for seniors, economic development committee, finance committee, master
plan implementation committee, permanent municipal building committee, personnel advisory committee, sustainability committee, zoning board of appeals. Appointment held by Littleton Electric Light and Water as uh there's one open uh on their finance committee. Uh sign
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meeting changes. Stay informed. Select board hours. Uh today was uh Mr. Rambacha from 2 to 4. Uh January 16th. Um from 2 to 4 is Mr. Nordhouse. Uh the
28th. Uh from 4 to 6 is Mr. Rambacha. The 9th is Mr. the Nord House. Then we have February 25th, March 25th, April 22nd, May 27th, June 24th. All 4 to 6:00 p.m. with Mr.
>> Rambaka. As long as he keeps taking them, I'm >> DPW seeking snowplow contractors for the 2526 winter season. packets available at the DPW office at 39 air road or on the on the DPW website or call 5978-540-2670
for information and rates begin at $100 an hour up to $153 an hour depending on the equipment incentive signup bonus of $1,000. Um, here we have uh uh calling all Littleton student
artists. Um, design the 2025 Little Town of Littleton annual report cover. Show off your talent and help shape one of Littleton's most viewed publications. We're inviting Littleton student artists to create original artwork for the 2025
annual report cover. That's cool. Uh, artwork must include a Littleton building landmark or landscape. Incorporate the official town seal. >> More information available in the packet. >> More information available in the packet.
>> Or call the town administrator's office. >> Or call the town administrator's office. Photos needed for 2025 uh town annual report. photos to help showcase Littleton this year's annual town report and photos with that highlight Littleton
landscapes, parks, and more information in the packet. Uh here we have gift we've got a number of gift gift acceptance forms um from uh one in this uh
from uh from Liz uh for the Tread uh for the Tread um program from John C and Ununis B Morrison Charitable Foundation in the amount of $2,500. Thank you very very much. Uh again for
um EHS uh anonymous for $250 for the Tread program and another one for EHS. Another anonymous uh donations of $912 from the Holiday Bazaar for Tread.
Another gift acceptance form EHS Loving Stitches Knitting Group. $600 from Holiday Bazaar for Tread. Uh, also EHS part from Mr. William Brown, $100 for Tread. Uh, and we gift acceptance form for
parks and recreation from the Littleton Rotary in the amount of $1,500 uh, as a second donation to the Holiday Helpers Fund. And okay, need ice melt and sand mix? Get a bucket delivered for free. Sand for seniors,
Littleton Elder and Human Services. Council on aging, call 978-540-2470 and um sand will be delivered. Um and all set. Thank you, Madam Chair. >> Madam Chair, if I could just reach back
um on vacancies. So, we do have just a reminder um we officially tonight we will have another finance committee, but we've we've already received that. So, this just a reminder to add the new Fincom opening on this.
>> And then, um, >> yeah, that's all I think. >> All right. DPW, private street snow and ice exemptions. Take it away, Steve. >> I will recuse myself in this one. >> Okay. >> I wish I could.
Private route. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. Good evening. Steve Ali, director of public works. Uh just again the annual formality. Um wasn't really pressing. We're operating like normal with this. Just uh finalize it with the board's
approval uh for this year. Uh with that being said, um I think in the future uh maybe after the winter or in the spring, sometime in the summer, uh I would like to approach the board with a discussion
on how we handle this. Mhm. >> Uh and maybe change that direction. >> Okay. >> Um >> Okay. Can we make a note to what? Bring this back up in >> Yeah. In the in the spring or something when we get once we get through the winter. We're committed for this year. But
>> are you suggesting updating our existing policy? >> Uh if you really want to know, I'm suggesting getting rid of your existing policy. >> Can you can you just explain what the existing policy is for people that are at home? >> Sure. Uh any private street before 1990,
well developed before 1990 can apply to the town for snow and ice services, plowing, sanding, salting, >> uh that type of thing. >> Steve, can you say why 1990? >> No, I can't to be perfectly honest with you.
>> I I have a good idea why, but >> I Yeah. >> All right. Yeah, people can research some of those that data. >> So, Steve and I talked about this today and one of the things that Steve uh that
the Steve and his team will be doing is just to really identify and documenting the uh the cost associated with it because as you all know next year is going to be even harder. So hence the uh suggestion and I uh would support um his
recommendations 100%. >> Yeah. And who was again spending public funds on private property? >> Yeah. Okay. >> So >> something we will consider in the spring once you've had a chance to catch your breath from the winter. >> Kick off just certain roads.
>> Any road beginning with S off the list. Um on your list there were some roads that had issues. Those issues have been resolved. >> All set. Yep. >> Okay. >> Um I was just curious, is it more this year than in >> No, it's just same number. >> The same number. >> All right.
Anybody else have questions? >> All right. >> All right. Um move that the select board vote pursuant to its August 28th, 2000 policy on plowing, sand, and private ways to approve the list of roads as
recommended by the highway department report dated November 12th, 2025 as follows. Approved without further conditions. Uh, Baron Way, Countryside Road, Cricut Lane, Great Road, 504 to 512, Green
Needles Road, Nishoba Woodland Section, Green Needles Road, Back Half, Hidden Wood Path, Oak Ridge Road, Omega Way, Robinwood Road, Rock Place, Silver Lane, Starill, Whispering Pine Drive.
>> Second. >> Moved by Gary, seconded by Mark. All those in favor? >> I. >> Right. So, if you want to update the policy, I'll work with you to do that >> after. Uh, >> it's a it's pretty simple. Strike.
>> It's actually a I think a town vote has to go to town. >> Town meeting. >> Yeah, town meeting. I believe that's how it came on. So, I believe >> Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's how I remember when it came on. So, >> okay. >> It's a town meeting thing. We should do it sooner rather than later. Yeah,
>> that's true. If you want it on for May, >> maybe it could wait till October in theory. >> Yeah, that would be kind of mean, but yeah. >> True. >> Yeah. Well, in public notice and everything else, >> right? All right.
>> So, do you want this beforehand? When do we want this back? Do we want to wait till the spring? We want it, you know, after the first of the year. Within the first >> I'll work with him after figured out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Confirm with town council for sure. But I would say if it needs to go to town meeting, May would be better if we can
make it happen. >> Okay. Uh Mr. Brown is uh is here for uh for the next uh topic, Madam Chairwoman. >> Okay. Great. On to the discussion and possible vote to approve the side letter agreement
between American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, ASME, and the town of Littleton. Chris, can you hear? >> Yeah. Good evening. Can you hear me? >> Yes. >> Hi, Chris. >> Okay. >> Hello.
>> Yeah. So, this is a side letter with the the uh the app union that represents the highway and transfer station employees. In the current CBA, the transfer station employees have a 30 38 hour work week
that's based on a 9 and a half hour workday. This side letter would make that a 40hour work week with a 10-hour workday over four days per week. And uh I'm just here to answer any questions the board might have about that agreement.
I know Mark, you had some I don't know if we I will say Karen and I did meet um with the attorneys and Jim, were you on the call? >> Yeah. So, we we did discuss some of but I know you had some specific questions. >> My questions were around the paid lunch breaks because when these are 10-hour
days or so like the highway department 6:30 to 4:30 with a 30-minute paid lunch break. So, it's no longer a 40-hour work week. It's a 38 hour work week and we were approving something very similar for the transfer station where they were doing 10-hour days with a half hour paid
lunch break. So my question was whether these should be 10 and a half hour days with a half hour unpaid. The old schedule was an 8 and 1 half hour days with a 30 minute unpaid lunch break. So we basically are
>> giving a 5% discount in time for employees, >> right? We're getting 5% less work for the day. >> No, the current um the current CBA is a paid lunch break for transfer station employees and the highway union
employees unless they're uh work the highway can work under an alternative fiveday schedule. They work that one. It's unpaid, >> right? >> It's not changed by this side. >> So that Mark, it would make if it wasn't if it was paid,
>> then that would be the case. But this is an unpaid per per the contract that >> that the >> it's a paid, excuse me, I got it backwards. It's a paid lunch break and that was per the contract where if it were unpaid, then we would have to do
the extended half hour workday. So, if we go to the alternate schedule, which we're allowed to do, right, we get 40 hours of work. If we keep the 4day schedule, we get 38 hours of work. And we can go to the alternate schedule on our own because we decided that it works
better. Correct. But we can't do something similar for the transfer station. So, it's just a weird >> Yeah, >> correct. That would need to be negotiated. Okay.
>> Yeah. And it's m I had some concerns. I don't know could it was brought up last meeting more of the the legal side and that was all answered under Mass General Law does not this the contract basically can with the with the unions can basically dictate
the paid unpaid side. So the department of labor doesn't get involved in that for municipalities. Okay. Any more questions? All right. >> Vote to approve the side letter of agreement between the American
Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 93, Local 1703, Littleton Highway Department, and the Town of Littleton. M. I'm sorry. I should have moved that, but that's the motion. >> Second.
>> Moved by Gary, seconded by Matthew. All those in favor? Hi. >> Hi. >> Thanks for coming in and clarifying. >> Appreciate it. >> Thanks, the attorney. >> Thank you for Chris. >> Thanks, Steve. >> Yeah. Happy holidays. >> Thank you, Steve. >> Public input.
Does anybody have anything from the public? >> No. Okay. >> Member updates, >> Gary. >> Um, yeah, I I really don't I I probably have some things. I didn't write it down. So,
um, everyone have a wonderful holiday and, uh, town employees, uh, be safe, everybody. Be safe over, uh, the long weekend. >> Thanks, Michelle. Um, I have a question for Jim. Did we sign the agreement with Emily Shade
Shraider um for the um monitoring of the orchard? >> I don't believe I had anything in front of me to sign. >> Okay, I I'll check. I thought I had forwarded you that her agreement, but I'll I'll check. >> That's okay. Um, we don't need to do it
until next year, so I just But I didn't see it come back, so I thought I'd ask. >> Okay. Okay. >> Anything else? >> Nope. That's it for me. Happy holidays, >> Mark. >> Uh, we had an affordable housing trust meeting last week. Um, we talked about
going what to do going forward on the Habitat house. Um, more to come. I have been I applied and was accepted. I am going to go to the Massachusetts House Housing Leadership Academy which has 25
hours of meetings over June January to June with a big graduation ceremony. So I'm hoping they have champagne and everything at the end. So um it's going uh that starts in um January. Um it's there's yeah there's two meetings a
month. One that's a large group and then smaller cohorts. So, it's the smaller one is like a 495 area thing. So, that ought to be interesting to hear what all of those uh local people have to say. I was at the planning board meeting last
week where they were talking about 550. Uh they're continuing that discussion till their uh January 8th meeting. Also, on the January 8th meeting, they will be discussing updating the accessory drilling unit bylaw. Um the state has
changed the regulations and our bylaw is no longer conformant. Um this will be their second quasy formal it's a public hearing but they're not really ready to present it as um on working on the draft. So >> okay. >> Um
and I think that's all I have. Oh um also um Janu January 6th is a sewer ribbon cutting. So >> come for all your fun-shaped cookies. All right, I'll just wish everyone happy
holidays. Uh, and leave it at that. Moving on to appointments and resignations. Brian Tarbox. Sad news for us, good news for you is what I understand. >> Brian Tarbox, 16 special. Um, I've
already told you all informally, but since you're my appointing board, I figured it'd be polite to come and uh resign here uh in person. Um, I'm moving out of town. That's why I'm leaving. >> Um, >> y >> Thank you. You're welcome. Um,
I'll just take a minute to say that when I was on first on the fincom about 12 or 15 years ago, um, for folks who don't remember that time, select board, fin, and school committee were basically at
war with each other. Um and uh getting us all in the same room was uh a trick. And um it's just wonderful to see how much progress we've made. We now have three boards all working together, all
pretty much datadriven um doing doing the work of the town. So, you know, um if I had tiny bit to do with that, I'm very very pleased about that. Um, and not to come without bearing gifts,
I bring bring you a replacement member. We had um uh uh Sam and and Stephen Udy and Fred and I met under the quorum. So, no opening email violation and we explained to him what PINCOM was all about and he didn't run screaming. So, I >> was gonna say he's here.
>> Yeah, I know. I know. We we I guess we adied really well, but so uh um yay and you know hope you refill the board quickly. >> Thank you. >> Data driven is high praise from you. So I thank you for that.
>> Oh, thank you. >> Um and thanks for for how many years total? >> About 10 with a gap in between. Um and I will say that uh Steve and Fred and I did the with the swipe help of course
did the policies that back in the day got um the town a double credit rating boost by Moody's which we were told reduced our renewal borrowing by a million dollars. So >> wow >> very >> you got a double boost. We got a double boost for movies.
>> They said because of the policies. >> Um, which is why we have and Steve and Fred will hopefully will continue to be adamant >> about adhering to the policies because it's a million bucks a year. >> Yep. >> So anyway, >> minimum, right? >> Yep. Yep.
>> Not even including, you know, new borrowing and >> Yeah. Yeah. Credit rating matters. So anyway, thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. I thank you. >> You know, hey, I just want to say about, you know, Brian, I I think we um >> you know, I was on finance committee for
a couple terms and um I think I was your gap when you left and came back after, but the um some of the things I learned, you know, Fred and Steve obviously enormous intellect when it comes to municipal finance. I I learned pretty much everything I know. But, you know, I
always leaned on Brian. I was like, it's always the why. Brian, he was he was the only guy that asked why on everything. And it was it made you just think differently about a lot of the finest stuff or what we're doing as a board to reach back and say that's a good question. Let's go back and really look
at why we're doing it this way. So, thank you. We're going to miss you. >> I would second that. I've been I've it's been a very pleasant experience having you on um in meetings with me and um now I think I have to start agreeing with Chuck maybe.
So, >> slow down. >> But also, I'm bitterly disappointed that you're leaving. >> Yeah. >> So, I take that as a personal front and I will always respect you. >> I like to add that, you know, we haven't always seen eye to eye on a lot of the
issues. We come to a consensus and um a friendly standoff on some of them, but we can all >> Yeah, we can. It It's the way the board should operate. So I greatly appreciate your time on FINCOM and it will be your presence will be missed.
>> Thank you so much. I appreciate that. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> You want to chat with >> Oh, we have so we have a process, right? We have to >> Well, let's >> We do have a process, but we have >> Yeah. Introduce >> I I just We haven't accepted his resignation yet. I don't know if you want to do that. >> Oh. To accept the resation. Yeah.
>> Do we need a a motion? >> No. I just want to make sure we're going to accept it. We don't have to. >> Oh, that's true. Well, a month. Good luck to you. >> This took a turn. >> Why? Why? Why isn't his cell phone
picking up anymore? I don't understand. >> Um Yeah, I guess I think we kind of have to. That would be the sporting thing to do. So, >> I agree. Accepted. >> Uh with regrets, we will accept your resignation, Brian.
Um Sam, >> would you like to just introduce yourself and >> Sure. >> Tell us a little bit about why you're interested in FinCom and >> I think Brian gets a lot of credit for that. Uh so I moved to Littleton in September 34 Fletcher down the street
from Brian. Uh he made me aware of his role and his resignation simultaneously. >> Uh my professional background is I'm a political science professor at Simmons University. I went to grad school at BC and so you know my experience is in data
science and teaching classes on state and local politics. Uh so I have you know data and academic background but no practical background and that is why I'm interested. >> Thank you for your interest. I appreciate it very much. Another another
data driven person. So now I get why you're uh why you brought Sam forward. Absolut absolutely. >> Yeah. Thank you very much for spending the time to participate in town government. >> Yeah,
>> there's there's a few enough of us. Um we really appreciate it when people step up and uh spend the time and it's important. >> Um and sorry the the past several years I've been moving for a number of different academic short-term jobs. Uh
and at each of these places it's you know there's been no time to put down roots. It's been you know 11 months and then moving to a different part of New England. Uh so that that is kind of part of uh what I'm interested exactly what you're saying. >> That's good. >> We're glad you're here. >> Thanks.
>> Thank you. >> So we we do have a process. So what we'll have what will happen is this this is already open. Did you say >> I had thought Diane was going to post it already? Right. Is that was that what she told you Brian? >> I I think so. Sam's already submitted. >> Okay, good. So,
>> all right. So, we have a period. >> It can be our ne our next meeting. >> Yeah. >> If if we get on the agenda, >> we'll probably appoint you at our in our first January meeting. >> Right. Right. >> Right. That's that's kind of why I was questioning why it wasn't on the um >> Yeah. >> here because then it's that's why I
wanted to acknowledge. So, if anyone else wants to apply per the rules, they can >> And if I can just say one thing. Sure. I think that the timing uh is is important because with with the January process >> Sure. >> coming on board, really want him to be part of of of Super Saturday. Yeah.
>> And Fincom is dangerously close to not having a >> quorum. Right. >> Right. >> Um and we all have thought what happens if Fincom can't vote. >> No one wants to go there. >> No. >> And we don't know what that means. >> So
that do whatever you will. >> Yep. Well, find another friend for Light and Water. Would you please? >> We need another FinCome appointment. So, >> so I think our first meeting is the 12th and then you'll be in for a hellacious January of meetings. So,
>> yeah. Don't judge us by our January. >> You can you can always attend as a member of the public. >> Sure. >> Before you're appointed if you if you want to come up to speed. >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> And drink from the garden hose before you drink from the fire hose.
>> All right. Thank you. All right, >> skipping uh where's >> 5B? >> Yep. Select board discussion. Um 6A, Digible Brewing. Um that's going to be on hold until our next meeting. Um and then so we'll talk about posting
upcoming board and committee appointments. Thank you both. >> Thank you. Um, so this was a suggestion um from the public and uh I thought it was a good one which was that not only should we
post what's immediately um open but also um a schedule of future openings. So if something's going to be open in the next we can talk about whatever that period of time is. that that those postings should say and there's, you know, as of
this date, these following, you know, seats are going to be up for renewal or >> don't the majority of them happen during town elections? >> They're all June 30th. >> Yeah. Oh, they are. >> Yep. Unless you get a resignation. >> Unless you So, I think it's I think it's
a good idea >> to get >> No, I do too. But I just wonder if it'll be We won't know until we get a resignation for most of them. >> They'll be all be on June 30th. Yeah, >> but >> maybe that's okay. >> I think that's better. I mean, I still think it's worth it.
>> Okay. >> I Well, yeah, I think in like May we should post that, you know, we're accepting applications for all boards and here's the seats that are coming up, but you don't need to post like in January that, you know, there's going to
be two COA slots coming up in June, right? It's a little early, >> right? >> Yeah. >> That's just my Yeah, I agree. I will say those interested at at any given time throughout the year can fill out the online Littleton um form and check all
the places that you are interested in. And if anything comes up within that year, you you're your resume you've already submitted. you submitted for that year that you'd have to do it every year, but that's something if you if you do have interest, please go to our our website and um check those boxes on what
boards and committees you're interested in because when they become available, you you'll be asked to come in. So, >> I think the uh the um citizens academy will help with some of this. >> Yes. Yeah, absolutely.
>> It's definitely the hope, right? Mr. Town Administrator, you have an update for us? >> I do. Thank you, Madam Chairwoman. Um, the pre-qualification committee uh met and uh interviewed the four uh
construction companies that uh had had requested to be considered uh for um construction manager at risk for the for the new uh for the new school, Shaker Lane School. And the committee had uh had concluded through
um through a through the scoring uh that Gil Bane um building uh building company uh will be doing the project for the Shaker Lane school. So, everyone is excited. And on Wednesday, we had a meeting with the uh permanent uh the
Shaker Lane uh building committee and they also um uh accepted the recommendation unanimously. So we are we are excited and things are moving forward and uh to continue down that road and we are very very optimistic on
uh the the schedule would would be accelerated and we would also recognize some significant savings uh based upon. So we uh don't want to say the amount that the time frame or the amounts just yet but um that uh there was a a sheer
there was an absolute level of confidence through throughout the throughout the representation that uh there will be uh there will be savings coming back to the to the town. So fantastic. Um Tony Marin and and and I
met with the new executive director for the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission. Um and she has uh she has been she has been there. She rose through the ranks. Um and uh some of the things that we were able to talk about
with uh uh with with the MAPC uh team that was there um we're looking at you know they uh they wanted to remind us that their availability for technical assistance um for resource and anything we may want to pursue uh with community engagement
efforts across uh multiple initiative initiatives uh with housing economic development planning work. So we and uh they're also going to uh with our cross town connect um uh so they uh MAPC transportation
staff are engaged with the town regarding our cross town connect efforts uh uh but and uh MAPC will uh would support a coordination effort uh on a for a regional alignment with other with neighboring communities for us to uh uh
for that for that service. So continue that discussion. >> I know there's a lot of the people that are anxious to >> Exactly. um MAPC's regional support services. say also what that is really touching upon is something that I touched upon with
the in an update previously with uh uh looking at regionalizing it's it's in its infancy stage beyond infancy stage uh in regard regionalizing fire and uh EHS service and um so that is a
continued discussion that is uh the chiefs are having continue to have it amongst themselves Then we will come back as a as a as a as a larger at a larger meeting with the area town manager, town administrators and fire chiefs to
uh to discuss really to look at who wants to explore it a little further and just be transparent of of uh municipalities that have basically raised a hand and said, you know, we're not interested. So, okay, but at the end of the day, let's see who would be
interested. And that's what we are participating with. Um Tony and uh and and Marin also um uh had a uh were part of a of a conversation
regarding the World Cup and uh FIFA >> FIFA. >> FIFA. Thank you >> at Alumni Field. >> At alumni field. Um uh as as as we all know 26 World Cup
matches will be in Foxboro June 11th to to July 19th. U and this is as as as was explained uh the scope of this international competition on New England is like hosting seven Super Bowls in six
in a six-w week period. Uh which is uh and so let's uh we're glad we don't live in Foxboro. I'll tell you that because it's going to be a little hectic around there uh with with the fans and the vents and and everything like that. But in terms of Littleton, um it might be as
wide rc increase meals and room tax for us, some traffic. You'll have fan group accommodations, hotels, short-term rent rentals maybe uh and the opportunity for local watch parties. Um and uh so we
will uh continue to keep the uh the select board updated. Uh they will be uh continue to update us and um that's it. >> Thank you. >> Any questions? >> Um did we make progress on the solar
contract for the senior the >> the rebate? >> Yes. >> Yes, sir. Um uh we've identified the funding source is going to is going to come out of uh uh town administrator's budget and um we have uh already I've
signed I've signed the thing for $2,000 right now for a payment and then $2,000 later. So it's a $4,000 and that's moving forward. >> So that is so that we can get the >> federal tax credit back, right? Right. >> You're paying 4,000 to get 50
>> 55 53,000 something like that back. >> So, it's a it's a nice return on the investment. >> Anybody else? Let's look at minutes. >> Um, so there my my name is misspelled in the first second in the second paragraph
of uh the minutes of the third. It's Nordams. >> Ah, >> and then >> that was intentional. Yeah, probably >> something that's never happened to me. >> And then um >> we already discussed the two votes of the eth. So there's one vote
>> um >> pretty cool. >> Sorry, I found it earlier. >> Yeah, >> there was a four a 40 vote, which should have been a 4 to one vote. >> Uh correct. >> And then there was a >> then there was a three vote that should
have been a 3-2 vote. I'm just looking for them. >> Yeah, >> three of them. It should have been three to vote. >> All members were present and voted. So, >> okay. Yes. So, um item 8B or 8A, second paragraph. Um
Gary Gary Wilson I, Matthew Nordhouse, I Karen Morrison I, Chuck Dost, Mark Ronacher, nay. Motion passed three to zero. should read three to two and the other one was after that. Was it after that?
>> It was the um the Hanukkah. >> Oh, right. The town policy. >> Seriously? >> Uh there we go. Um D. Uh item 8 D second paragraph
Gary Wilson I Karen Morrison I Matthew Nord House I Mark Ronacher I Chuck Dost Nay. Motion passed four to zero. Should read motion passed 4 to one. >> You were an I on that one. Okay. All right. Those were the only things I saw.
>> Anyone else? >> Nope. That was for the December 8th. >> That was the December 8th meeting. >> All right. I will move. >> Were your other your name is spelled in the December 8th? >> No, the December 3rd is what? >> November. So,
>> all right. So, okay. So, both meeting minutes have been amended. >> Yeah. >> Move that the select board vote to approve the amended meeting minutes from the select board meeting on November 3rd, 2025 and the amended meeting minutes from December 8th, 2025. >> Second. Moved by Gary, seconded by
Matthew. All those in favor? >> I >> I. >> Motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> Moved by Matthew, seconded by Gary. All those in favor? I I Happy holidays, Littleton.