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Chelsea Selectboard Meeting Tuesday, August 29, 2023, 6:30pm Chelsea Town Hall Edited

Chelsea Selectboard Meeting Tuesday, August 29, 2023, 6:30pm Chelsea Town Hall
Edited

Board Attendance: Jesse Kay, Kelly Lyford, Kevin Marshia, Leyna Hoyt,
William (Billy) Lyon, Patty Swahn, Board Administrative Assistant
Other Attendees: Gayle Durkee, Rick Ackerman, Kasey Peterson, Flo Smith, Bernard “Snook” Downing

Meeting –
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 pm by Kevin.
Conflict of Interest – Jesse to recuse herself from bids on Maple Ave and Jenkins Brook Road due to conflict of interest.
Additions to the agenda – Sidewalk Project update

Public Comments – Flo Smith asked if any members of the Board had been involved with 4 Maple Street regarding property damage from the July flood Kelly and Leyna walked down Maple Street to introduce themselves, possibly Tracy Simon or Geoff Clayton may have made contact.

Amber Tree Service – Pete Amber Contract
Leyna moves to revisit the contract of Pete Amber’s of the North Common until September 5 meeting, Bill second. All in favor, “aye”, no one opposed, all approved.

Budget and Treasurer Overview – We are 67% through the calendar year, property tax payments are coming in steady. The credit card machine has arrived and is set up.

Transfer Station – Gayle ordered a dumpster cover for the construction dumpster.
Jesse started the discussion on the research she has been doing on Transfer station fees among neighboring towns and similarly sized Vermont towns with transfer stations.
40% recycling and 60% trash is what comes into the Transfer Station each week, the town spent $22,718 in recycling and $3,577 in food scrap during 2022, which are both free services to residents.
A discussion on Transfer Station fee increase was had, Jesse, Bill and Snook will draft a proposal outlining a policy for punch card use for waste disposal, windshield stickers for recycling and food waste services and outline an update transfer station fee pricing sheet.
The Selectboard will add public discussion regarding transfer station fees and payment options as an agenda item at a future meeting to warn residents.inquired

Bids for storm damaged roads; Jenkins Brook/Maple Ave, Brook/Hook/Pent
Jesse recused herself from the bids for Maple Ave and Jenkins Brook Road
Kasey inquired whether three bids are needed with competitive bidding.
The Board can reject a bid and request new bids.
Two bids were received for Maple Avenue and Jenkins Brook Road, with review of both bids and a small discussion, Leyna moved to award Galfetti Excavation, who submitted the lowest bid price for Maple Avenue and Jenkins Brook Road, Bill Second. All in favor “aye”, no further discussion, the Board approved to award the bid to Galfetti Excavation.

There was one bid for Brook Road/Hook Road/Pent Road.
The Board discussed the 3 things they could do.
1) Award the bid
2) Call contractor to see if there is any room to negotiate
3) Reject the bid
Kelly moved to reject the bid for Brook Road/Hook Road/Pent Road, Bill second, discussion on reason to reject the bid. No other discussion was had, all in favor “aye”, no one opposed, the Board approved to reject the bid.
The Board discussed having Rick complete some of the work on this bid with the potential to repost bids for smaller portions of the work required at these sites.
FEMA to be in town on Wednesday to tour the flood damaged roads.

Permits –
Jesse moved to accept the amendment for the use of the Town Commons by the Chelsea Farmers Market to extend the Market dates until October 13, Bill seconded All in favor “aye”, no discussion was had, all approved for the Market to extend its season until October 13.

Jesse moved to accept the use of Roberts-Gould Field for First Branch School 5/6 grade soccer practices and games. Leyna second, all in favor ‘aye”, no discussion was had, all approved the permit for the use of the Roberts-Gould Field.

Sidewalk Update –
Avery Excavation’s contract to include the 30 feet of sidewalk by Arnold Preston’s.
Kelly moves to accept the $45,239.50 contract of Avery Excavation, Bill second.
All in favor “aye”, no discussion was had, all approved Avery Excavation contract for $45,239.50.

Approval of Orders – Jesse motioned to approve all Orders of the night, Bill second. All approve – “aye”, so moved, all orders of the night were approved by all.

Future Agendas –
Invite Planning Commission
Transfer Station fee increase
Flood damaged roads
Approval of meeting minutes

Executive Session – No Executive Session

Adjourn – Jesse motioned to adjourn the meeting at 8:38 PM, Bill second. All in favor, “aye”, motioned to adjourn was approved.

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Special Selectboard Meeting Minutes (Draft)

Special Selectboard Meeting Minutes (Draft)
Thursday, August 24, 2023 – Chelsea Town Hall 6:30 PM

Selectboard present: Kevin Marshia, Kelly Lyford, Leyna Hoyt, Jesse Kay, Bill Lyon, Patty Swahn-Administrative Assistant

  1. Call to Order – Kevin called the meeting to order at 6:30 PM
  2. Review Bids for South Washington Road and Edwards Road
    Leyna moved to approve to award the FEMA Road Work for South Washington Road and Edwards Road. Bill Second.
    The Board agrees to award this bid to Wards Excavating.
  3. Review Bids for Upper Village Road, mudslide, and site 1
    Leyna moved to approve to award the FEMA Road Work for Upper Village Road, mudslide, and site to J.L. Smith Excavating, Bill Second.
    The Board agrees to award this bid to J.L. Smith Excavating.
    Kevin motioned to adjourn the meeting; Leyna seconded.
    Meeting was adjourned at 7:37 PM
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Chelsea Selectboard Agenda, August 29,2023

Chelsea Selectboard Meeting
Tuesday, August 29, 2023, 6:30pm
Chelsea Town Hall

  1. Call meeting to order.
  2. Conflict of interest disclosure
  3. Additions to the agenda
  4. Public Comments
  5. Pete Amber
  6. Budget
  7. Transfer Station
  8. Bids for storm damaged roads, Jenkins Brook/Maple Ave, Brook/Hook/Pent
  9. Flood Recovery
  10. Permits – Use of Town Green, Chelsea Farmers Market, additional dates.
    Use of Roberts-Gould Field, First Branch Soccer
  11. Approve orders
  12. Future Agenda items for September
  13. Executive Session
  14. Adjourn

Links to join the Selectboard Meeting
https://meet.google.com/fwf-ayyb-acq
https://www.youtube.com/@ChelseaVTSelectboardOfficial/streams

Invitation to Bid – Storm Damage Jenkins Brook Rd/Maple Ave.

The Town of Chelsea invites the submission of project bids to repair storm damage to

TH #73 Jenkins Brook and TH#44 Maple Road

Project Scope:

The contractor will be responsible for three sites which includes the removal and diposal of debris, and the purchasing and hauling of materials unless otherwise indicated. 

Jenkins Brook Road

Site 1 – 43-58-38 lat 72-26-50 long – by Jenkins Brook. Stone around bridge wingwall, fix scour at road edge. 135ft x 20ft. Add 15 CY each Stone Fill Type I and Stone Fill Type IV at bridge abutment. Replace Culvert. Town to provide culvert and will resurface roadway.  

Site 2 – 43-58-29 lat 72-26-38 long – between Metcalf’s and Hall Road – various locations. Repair sections of ditches and road shoulder. Install two new culverts. 2000ft x 6ft. Excavate 444 CY and replace with similar amount Stone Fill Type I and 222 CY 1 – 1/2” crushed stone. Materials and culvert provided and hauled by town.

Maple Road – 44-59-21 lat 72-26-55 long – Stone work at bridge and road resurfacing. 50ft x 20ft  5 CY Stone Fill Type I and 3 tons paving material.

The project completion date is October 15, 2023, unless any unforeseen problem warrants a time extension.

This project may be subject to provisions of VT Stream Alterations General Permits; and is subject to the “Low Risk Site Handbook for Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control”, and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.  The contractor is responsible for understanding and complying with all of these permits and documents.

The municipality must ensure all participating contractors have the prerequisite experience, therefore contractors wishing to bid must submit at least one construction reference from a successful project similar in scale to this one for review.  This reference must be included with the project bid packet.

Bidders should note that a preconstruction meeting with the Stream Alterations Engineer may be required prior to the start of work. The Stream Alterations Engineer for this project is Jaron Borg. Jaron may be reached at (802) 371-8342, or Jaron.Borg@vermont.gov.

Bids will be received at the Chelsea Town Office or by email (grants@chelseavt.org) until 12 noon on Tuesday, 29 August. The town plans to issue a Notice of Award and Notice to proceed as soon as possible, once the bids have been properly evaluated during a Regular Selectboard Meeting to be held at 6:30 on Tuesday, 29 August 2023.

The Town of Chelsea Selectboard reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept any bid deemed to be in the best interests of the Town of Chelsea. Incomplete bid packages will not be considered. Please be sure to use the form provided on the Town of Chelsea website. Further information, including fact sheets and technical drawings can be found on the Town of Chelsea website. If you have any further questions regarding this project, please email Kasey Peterson at Grants@chelseavt.org. Questions will be received until 12 Noon on Wednesday, 23 August so that needed clarifications can be transmitted to all bidders in a timely manner prior to the bid deadline.

Invitation to Bid – Storm Damage Brook Rd/Hook Rd/Pent Rd

The Town of Chelsea invites the submission of project bids to repair storm damage to

5 Sites on TH#3 Brook Road/2 Sites on TH#34 Hook Road/1 Site on TH#33 Pent Road

Project Scope:

The contractor will be responsible for eight sites which includes the removal and diposal of debris, and the purchasing and hauling of materials unless other wise indicated.  

Brook Road

Site 1 – 43-58-32 lat 72-28-49 long – West Side of Road North of Allen Farm. Repair slope/replace culvert 75 ft x 20 ft. Excavate 222 Cy yards and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type IV. Culvert provided by Town.

Site 2 – 43-58-45 lat 72-28-53 long – Near Joe Compos. Replace culvert, fix outlet.25ft x 10ft. Excavate 37 CY and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type IV. Culvert provided by Town.

Site 3 – 43-59-44  lat 72-29-20 long – Near Button Farm. Repair/Reestablish ditch 150 ft x 6 ft Excavate 33 CY replace with similar amount of Stone fill IV and 1 -1/2” crushed stone. Material provided and hauled by town.

Site 4 – 43-59-52 lat 72-29-20 – East side of Road, south of Pent Road – Repair uphill slide area and reestablish ditch 75ft x 20 feet excavate 17 CY and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type I and 8 CY 1 – 1/2 “ crushed Stone

Site 5 – North of Pent Road. Repair/reestablish ditch. 300ft x 6ft. Excavate 66 CY material, replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type 1and 33 CY 1 -1/2” Crushed Stone. Material provided and hauled by town.

Hook Road

Site 1 – 43-58-51 lat 72-30-10 long by Rick Allen’s. Fix shoulder of road and ditch. 200ft x 8ft Excavate 59 CY of material, replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type I and 29 CY 1 – ½” crushed stone. Material provided and hauled by town.

Site 2 – 43-58-51 lat 72-30-10 long – By cemetery. Fix shoulder of road and ditch. Replace Culvert. 1320 Ft x 8. Excavate 391 CY material, replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type 1 and 195 CY 1 -1/2” Crushed Stone. Materials and culvert provided and hauled by Town.

Pent Road – 44-00-32 lat 72-29-24 long – by Coburn’s Replace undersized culvert and stone line ditch. 550 ft x 8ft Excavate 163 CY material, replace with similar amount of Stone Fill Type 1 and 81 CY 1 -1/2” Crushed Stone. Materials and culvert provided and hauled by Town. Town will resurface road.

The project completion date is October 15, 2023, unless any unforeseen problem warrants a time extension.

This project may be subject to provisions of VT Stream Alterations General Permits; and is subject to the “Low Risk Site Handbook for Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control”, and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.  The contractor is responsible for understanding and complying with all of these permits and documents.

The municipality must ensure all participating contractors have the prerequisite experience, therefore contractors wishing to bid must submit at least one construction reference from a successful project similar in scale to this one for review.  This reference must be included with the project bid packet.

Bidders should note that a preconstruction meeting with the Stream Alterations Engineer may be required prior to the start of work. The Stream Alterations Engineer for this project is Jaron Borg. Jaron may be reached at (802) 371-8342, or Jaron.Borg@vermont.gov.

Bids will be received at the Chelsea Town Office or by email (grants@chelseavt.org) until 12 noon on Tuesday, 29 August. The town plans to issue a Notice of Award and Notice to proceed as soon as possible, once the bids have been properly evaluated during a Regular Selectboard Meeting to be held at 6:30 on Tuesday, 29 August 2023.

The Town of Chelsea Selectboard reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept any bid deemed to be in the best interests of the Town of Chelsea. Incomplete bid packages will not be considered. Please be sure to use the form provided on the Town of Chelsea website. Further information, including fact sheets and technical drawings can be found on the Town of Chelsea website. If you have any further questions regarding this project, please email Kasey Peterson at Grants@chelseavt.org. Questions will be received until 12 Noon on Wednesday, 23 August so that needed clarifications can be transmitted to all bidders in a timely manner prior to the bid deadline.

Update to Bid proposals

Addendum 1

The Upper Village Road Invitation to Bid and the South Washington/Edwards Road Invitation to Bid have been updated to include the following:

Please Note: The contractor is responsible for debris removal and disposal, and the purchasing and hauling of materials for these projects uless otherwise indicated.”

Also – the heading on the fact sheet for Upper Village Road Site 2 is incorrect. It states Site 1. Site 2 is correct. This will be remedied ASAP.

Invitation to Bid – Storm Damage to S Washington and Edwards Roads

The Town of Chelsea invites the submission of project bids to repair storm damage to

Town Highway #20 South Washington Road and TH#8 Edwards Road  

Project Scope:

The contractor will be responsible for five sites: Three on South Washington Road and two on Edwards Road

South Washington Road:

Site 1:  First Site north of Intersection with Upper Village road – 120 ft of road 12 ft wide. Replace culvert and repair Roadway slope. Town of Chelsea to provide culvert. Excavation of approximately 213 CY of material to be replaced with similar amount of Stone Fill Type IV.

Site 2: Second site north of Upper Village Road – 60 ft of road 10 ft wide. Repair slope at brook. Steep embankment will require stone toe wall. Excavate approximately 89 CY of material and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill type IV

Site 3: “Farthest East to Taylor Farm.” Replace culvert add stone at inlet and outlet. Town to Supply Culvert. With require approx. 30CY Stone Fill Type IV

Edwards Road:
Site 1:
Repair 25ft of slope on lower end of Edwards Road, west of Gilman’s Hill. Excavate approx. 9 CY of material and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill, Type II

Site 2: Also West of Gilman’s Hill 60 ft of slope 20 ft wide. Excavate approx. 89 CY of material and replace with similar amount of Stone Fill, Type IV

The project completion date is October 15, 2023, unless any unforeseen problem warrants a time extension.

This project may be subject to provisions of VT Stream Alterations General Permits; and is subject to the “Low Risk Site Handbook for Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control”, and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.  The contractor is responsible for understanding and complying with all of these permits and documents.

The municipality must ensure all participating contractors have the prerequisite experience, therefore contractors wishing to bid must submit at least one construction reference from a successful project similar in scale to this one for review.  This reference must be included with the project bid packet.

Bidders should note that a preconstruction meeting with the Stream Alterations Engineer may be required prior to the start of work. The Stream Alterations Engineer for this project is Jaron Borg. Jaron may be reached at (802) 371-8342, or Jaron.Borg@vermont.gov.

Bids will be received at the Chelsea Town Office or by email (grants@chelseavt.org) until 12 noon on Thursday, 24 August. The town plans to issue a Notice of Award and Notice to proceed as soon as possible, once the bids have been properly evaluated during a Special Selectboard Meeting to be held at 6:30 on Thursday, 24 August 2023.

The Town of Chelsea Selectboard reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept any bid deemed to be in the best interests of the Town of Chelsea. Incomplete bid packages will not be considered. Please be sure to use the form provided on the Town of Chelsea website. Further information, including fact sheets and technical drawings can be found on the Town of Chelsea website. If you have any further questions regarding this project, please email Kasey Peterson at Grants@chelseavt.org. Questions will be received until 12 Noon on Wednesday, 23 August so that needed clarifications can be transmitted to all bidders in a timely manner prior to the bid deadline.

Invitation to Bid – Storm damage Upper Village Road

The Town of Chelsea invites the submission of project bids to repair storm damage to

Town Highway # 2 Upper Village Road

Project Scope:

The contractor will be responsible for two sites: The “Mudslide” and “Site 2.”

Site 1: Repair approximately 30-foot length of slope, 10 feet wide. Excavate 44.4 CY and refill with 44.4 CY of Stone Fill, Type II

Mudslide: Remove debris and re-establish the ditch on the North side of the road.

Remove debris/trees from the South (brook) side of the road and re-establish the slope.

Slope work on South side of road is undetermined until debris is removed – stone fill is only an estimate at this time.  
Estimates: Debris removal: 1000 CY.  Excavation: 44.4 CY. Stone Fill, Type I: 44.4 CY. 1 -1/2” Crushed Stone: 22.2 CY. Stone fill, Type IV: 200 CY.

The project completion date is October 15, 2023, unless any unforeseen problem warrants a time extension.

This project may be subject to provisions of VT Stream Alterations General Permits; and is subject tp the “Low Risk Site Handbook for Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control”, and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.  The contractor is responsible for understanding and complying with all of these permits and documents.

The municipality must ensure all participating contractors have the prerequisite experience, therefore contractors wishing to bid must submit at least one construction reference from a successful project similar in scale to this one for review.  This reference must be included with the project bid packet.

Bidders should note that a preconstruction meeting with the Stream Alterations Engineer may be required prior to the start of work. The Stream Alterations Engineer for this project is Jaron Borg. Jaron may be reached at (802) 371-8342, or Jaron.Borg@vermont.gov.

Bids will be received at the Chelsea Town Office or by email (grants@chelseavt.org) until 12 noon on Thursday, 24 August. The town plans to issue a Notice of Award and Notice to proceed as soon as possible, once the bids have been properly evaluated during a Special Selectboard Meeting to be held at 6:30 on Thursday, 24 August 2023.

The Town of Chelsea Selectboard reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept any bid deemed to be in the best interests of the Town of Chelsea. Incomplete bid packages will not be considered. Please be sure to use the form provided on the Town of Chelsea website.

Further information, including fact sheets and technical drawings can be found on the Town of Chelsea website. If you have any further questions regarding this project, please email Kasey Peterson at Grants@chelseavt.org. Questions will be received until 12 Noon on Wednesday, 23 August so that needed clarifications can be transmitted to all bidders in a timely manner prior to the bid deadline.

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Special Selectboard Meeting, Thursday, August 24, 2023, 6:30PM, Chelsea Town Hall

TOWN OF CHELSEA
SPECIAL SELECTBOARD MEETING
Thursday, August 24, 2023
6:30 PM
Chelsea Town Hall

Agenda

  1. FEMA Road Work
  2. Review Bids for Upper Village Road – mudslide and Site 1
    3. Review Bids for South Washington Road and Edwards Road
  3. Adjourn.

This posting has been posted in all required locations specifically designated at least 24 hours in advance as required by 1 VSA section 312.

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Chelsea Selectboard Meeting Tuesday, August 15 2023, 6:30pm Chelsea Town Hall DRAFT

Chelsea Selectboard Meeting Tuesday, August 15 2023, 6:30pm Chelsea Town Hall
DRAFT

Board Attendance: Jesse Kay, Kelly Lyford, Leyna Hoyt, Kevin Marshia
William (Bill) Lyon, Patty Swahn, Board Administrative Assistant
Other Attendees: Orange County Sherriff Contois, Harry Falconer -TRORC,
Sarah Wraight – TRORC, Gregg Herrin

Meeting –
Kevin brought the meeting to order at 6:30 PM
Conflict of Interest – No conflict of interest
Additions to the agenda – No additions to the agenda

Public Comments – There were no public comments

Orange County Sherriff – Sherriff Contois gave an update on the Sherriff’s department; the office is considerably better. He has 7 employees, 3 are assigned to the Orange County Courthouse, to be a fully staffed office requires 9 employees. The contract between the OCSD and the Town of Chelsea will end on December 15, 2023
The OCSD has two officers who are Level 3 certified.
When calling the Sherriff’s department after hours, the calls will automatically by default be sent to the Vermont State Police.
Currently there are two unmarked Sherriff cars. Patrolling is determined by complaints, as to where the Sherriff’s department needs to patrol. Sherriff Contois is considering having the repeater moved to Wards garage.

MTAP – Harry Falconer and Sarah Wraight from Two Rivers Ottoqueeche Resource Center provided information to the Selectboard on a new program, Municipal Technical Assistance. This program by the Vermont Agency of Administration is intended to assist those communities with a high need for state and federal grants. The Vermont Community Index was developed to provide a metric of the needs of communities across Vermont. The town of Chelsea is listed as one of the communities in high need. This program cannot be used for flood recovery or transportation. Eligible projects: water supply/wastewater infrastructure, housing, community recovery, workforce development and business support, climate change mitigation and resilience, other community economic development projects identified by the town and approved by the state.
This program will help the Selectboard navigate the EPA grant process,
Clean Water Revolving Fund, Grant funding for need assessment for Town Hall, VTrans reconstructive grant for Maple Avenue Bridge
Kelly made the motion to join in the Municpal Technical Assistance program through TRORC, Bill seconded. All in favor “aye”, the motion was approved by all.

ARPA fund discussion with Sarah from TRORC, the funds can be added to the General Fund for community surplus.
Kelly motioned to have Gayle and Sarah work together to use the ARPA money for Town Operating with the intent to move the money back. Jesse second, all in favor “aye”, all approved.

Timber Sale Contract – Bill made the motion to accept the Timber Sale Contract for Kevin Braman to log on the George Tutherly block of the Chelsea Town Forest, Kelly second, all in favor “aye”, all approved. Kevin will come to the office to sign the contract.

Transfer station- Bill mentioned that Cassella went a month without picking up compost, continued to drop containers without picking up compost. Bill has talked with Cassella about this issue.
Jesse presented information on the use of punch cards for the Transfer Station. Community members would purchase a punch card of a certain domination, Punch cards are only sold to permitted residents or property owners of authorized towns contracted with the Solid Waste Facility. Jesse will look at neighboring towns to see what is being charged per bag of trash, ask Gayle for a break down of the cost to the town for waste removal.
Leyna mentioned finding a way to cover the dumpster where mattresses and couches are put into to keep them dry.
Bill had a discussion with Myers Containers, Myers began charging $1,250, $300 transportation fee after the flood, Myers reason was due to the flood, and picking up containers on the weekend as it was hard to get to the Transfer Station with the direct route being temporarily closed. Myers has agreed to return to the $450 charge per dumpster, and Myers brought the cost down, the town does not have an official contract with Myers, this may be something to investigate. The price of tonnage has increased, town will be paying $195 per ton. Myers brought the cost down on the roll off dumpsters that were used for Flood debris.

Flood Recovery:

Debris:
Flood debris is cleaned up except for the tires and metal.
FEMA will hold at Town Meeting at the Town Hall on Thursday, August 17 at 6:30 PM
DRC will be at the Town Hall starting on August 28 through September 23 from 8 to 6.
We have documentation on what debris was put into the dumpsters.
Town will be paying their share of the curbside debris collection.

Roads/Bridges-
Dubois and King have finished, they duplicated what Rick had already done, they did go over the contracted budget of $10,000 by $3,000 which they will not bill the town for. More discussion needs to be done with the Selectboard and Dubois and King.
Leyana, Rick, Kevin, Gayle met with Chris Bump from VTrans on Monday to get started in a good direction for road recovery. Chris sent a bid template to go with the contractor bid bags that Leyna, Kevin, Rick and Kasey will meet Wednesday morning to put together. A post to the website for bidding ­template for bigger packages.
The town will cover 12.5 % for a contractor.
The packages, in order of priority will be,

  1. Upper Village Road – mudslide and Site 1
  2. South Washington Road and Edwards Road
  3. Brook Road, Pent Road, and Hook Road
  4. Jenkins Brook Road and Maple Avenue
    Kasey will work with Rick to contact a minimum of three bidders to solicit bids.
    Bid packages will go out for priority 1 and 2 hopefully by Friday of this week. Bids will be due by noon on August 24. The Selectboard will need to hold a warned meeting on Thursday, August 24 to review the bids and select contractors.
    Bid packages will go out for priority 3 and 4 early next week, bids will be due by noon on August 29. The Selectboard will review bids and select contractors at our regular meeting on Tuesday, August 29.
    Once contractors are selected, Kasey, Gayle and Rick will work together to get contracts.
    Invoices will be requested via email with specific details of dates, time, materials and site of which each contractor is working. Rick will review and initial all invoices to verify the work was done to his satisfaction.

Permits –
Use of the Roberts-Gould field-
Senior Baseball, September 10 and 17, Jesse moved to approve the permit for the use of the Roberts-Gould field for Senior Baseball, Bill second, all in favor “aye”, permit was approved.
Backyard Boys Baseball, August, September and October, Leyna moved to approve the permit for the use of the Roberts-Gould field for Backyard Boys Baseball, all in favor “aye’, permit was approved.
Central Vermont Cal Ripkin baseball, August, September and October, Jesse moved to approve the permit for the use of the Roberts-Gould field for CV Cal Ripkin baseball, Bil second, all in favor “aye”, permit was approved.

Approval of Orders – Jesse motioned to approve all Orders of the night, Bill second. All in favor– “aye”, all orders of the night were approved by all.

Future Agendas –
Transfer Station
Budget
Pete Amber
Executive Session – Leyna moved to enter Executive Session at 9:36 PM, Jesse second, Leyna invited Patty into the executive session.
Jesse made the motion to exit Executive Session at 9:57 PM, Kelly second, all approved.
Action was taken on the Roberts Poor Fund and Personnel.
Adjourn – Leyna motion to adjourn at 9:58 PM, Bill second. All in favor “aye”, meeting was adjourned.