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Select Board · Source meeting date: 2019-09-03 · Record 65852

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Minutes
September 3, 2019
Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street, Canton, MA
Salah Meeting Room
5:30 p.m.
Present: Chairman Christopher J. Connolly ~ Vice Chairman John J. Connolly ~
Clerk Thomas W. Theodore I Mark J. Porter I Michael C. Loughran
Also Present: Charles J. Aspinwall, Town Administrator and Laurie Bogue, Administrative Secretary
Chairman Connolly noted that Selectmen John Connolly and Selectmen Mark Porter were not in
attendance.
Meeting called to order at: 5:35 PM.
Motion was made to approve updated job description for Board of Health Department Assistant.
Motion: Mr. T. Theodore Second: Mr. M. Loughran Vote: 3-0
Motion was made to approve the request to hold a block party for Longmeadow Drive on September 14,
2019 (raindate September 21st} from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM.
Motion: Mr. T. Theodore Second: Mr. M. Loughran Vote: 3-0
Motion was made to approve the application to obtain a (special) license to serve alcoholic beverages at
a one-day event at Saint John School, 696 Washington St. to be held on October 5, 2019 from 5:30 PM
to 11:00 PM contingent upon Building Commissioner and Fire Chief approval.
Motion Mr. T. Theodore Second: Mr. M. Loughran Vote: 3-0
Motion was made to approve the application to obtain a (special) license to serve alcoholic beverages at
a one-day event at 5 Blue Hill River Road to be held on September 21, 2019 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
contingent upon Building Commissioner and Fire Chief approval.
Motion Mr. T. Theodore Second: Mr. M. Loughran Vote: 3-0
Approval of funding plan for Revere Street improvements
Mr. Aspinwall updated the Board on his discussion with Bernie Plante about some suggested changes to
the Revere Street improvement project. It was discussed to eliminate the signals at the Fire Station and
railroad bridge and to do a more complete reclamation and paving job with new binder and top coat on
Revere Street rather than the initial coldplaning scope of work. Mr. Plante communicated a new