Where it stands as of Wed, Mar 18
The Capital Improvement and Planning Committee voted 3-0 to support Article 10 for water fund capital items on the Annual Town Meeting warrant, joining prior Select Board support.
Votes
| Date | Board | Motion | Result | Video |
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| Capital Improvement and Planning Committee | Support Article 10 (water fund capital items) as presented. FY27 Water Enterprise budget and capital | Passed3-0 | 10:32 | |
| Select Board | Support Article 10 (Water capital budget non-borrowing) on the Annual Town Meeting warrant. FY27 Water Enterprise budget and capital | Passed5-0 | 2:04:39 | |
| Select Board | Support Article 7 (Water Enterprise Fund operating budget) on the Annual Town Meeting warrant. FY27 Water Enterprise budget and capital | Passed4-1-0 | 2:01:09 |
Every time it came up newest first
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· Capital Improvement and Planning Committee
Town Meeting Article 10: Water fund capital items
The committee reviewed and endorsed capital requests funded directly through the town's enterprise water fund rather than the general tax levy.
- Paid directly by water ratepayers out of the water enterprise fund.
- Does not impact the general tax levy or require municipal bonding.
Outcome: Supported 3-0.
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Water Enterprise budget and capital items (Articles 7, 10, 11)
The board voted on Water Department warrant articles, including the operating budget, non-borrowing capital improvements, and a 0% interest loan authorization for main looping.
- Article 7 (Water Enterprise operating budget) approved 4-1-0.
- Article 10 (Water capital budget: smart meters, tank RFP, main improvements) approved 5-0.
- Article 11 (0% interest loan borrowing for Presidential and Fisher main looping) approved 4-1-0.
Outcome: Articles 7 and 11 passed 4-1-0; Article 10 passed 5-0.