Randolph public meetings in 2022
17 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Health
The Board of Health denied a request for a hearing continuance for C&J Cuisine and affirmed a previous decision to terminate the establishment's food permit. The business is ordered to close on December 15, 2022, and the Board will not review a 2023 permit application for the business.
- Approved minutes of November 30, 2022
- Denied request for continuance of C&J Cuisine hearing (3-1)
- Affirmed closure of C&J Cuisine effective December 15, 2022 (4-0)
- Decided not to review 2023 food permit application for C&J Cuisine (4-0)
Board of Health
The Board of Health voted to permanently revoke the 2022 food permit for C&J Cuisine and denied the issuance of a 2023 permit. This decision followed a review of ten recurring critical and non-critical issues identified across nine inspections from 2019 to 2022.
- Approved minutes of October 27, 2022
- Permanently revoked 2022 Food Permit for C&J at 183 South Main St. (4-0)
- Denied issuance of 2023 Food Permit to C&J (4-0)
Conservation Commission
The Commission approved peer reviews for the Taj Estates and Anrad projects. The Taj Estates project was tabled until December. Members also discussed playground surfacing materials and PFAS contamination risks for the New Lyons Elementary School project.
- Approved peer review for Taj Estates project (unanimous)
- Tabled Taj Estates project until December meeting (unanimous)
- Approved peer review search for Anrad (unanimous)
- Appointed Fran Blanchard as representative for Anrad peer review search (unanimous)
Historical Commission
The Randolph Historical Commission will meet via Zoom to discuss old and new business, including an application for Determination of Historical Significance for 148 Warren St. and an update on the Master Plan Implementation of Historic Preservation items. The meeting also includes reports on real estate and items from the Devine School, and a discussion about moving the commission office.
- Application for Determination of Historical Significance for 148 Warren St.
- Master Plan Implementation of Historic Preservation items update
- Discussion about moving the Historical Commission Office across the hallway to former office spaces of George and George
- Community Arts Grant applications for a video program series on postcards of Randolph and shadow boxes
- Review of minutes from October 11, 2022 meeting
Board of Assessors
The Board approved $3,868.68 in motor vehicle abatements for October levy year 2022. Various exemptions were approved, while two specific exemptions were denied. Staff will now mark applications as verified for recurring residents regarding VA disability letters and DD214 copies.
- Approved September 8, 2022 minutes
- Approved October 13, 2022 minutes
- Approved $3,868.68 in October levy year 2022 motor vehicle abatements
- Approved various exemptions
- Denied exemption cl 41c 16-H-006.1 (tax returns)
- Denied exemption 8-G-0017.112
Conservation Commission
The Randolph Conservation Commission meeting scheduled for October 24, 2022, was postponed because the board lacked a quorum following a member's family emergency. No decisions were made.
Historical Commission
The Commission will review previous minutes and receive reports on real estate and a CPA grant application. Members will discuss potential office relocation, the portability of a Postcard Exhibit, and Community Arts Grant applications for a video program.
- Real Estate Review
- CPA Grant Application - Council Vote
- Master Plan Implementation update
- Relocation of Historical Commission Office
- Community Arts Grant applications for postcard video series and shadow boxes
Historical Commission
The Randolph Historical Commission is meeting to discuss updates to the demolition ordinance and other planning regulations. The body will also review a CPA grant application and the implementation of historic preservation items in the Master Plan.
- Discussion on changes to the Demolition ordinance and setback regulations
- Review of CPA Grant Application council vote
- Proposal to move the Historical Commission Office to former George and George spaces
- Planning for a portable Postcard Exhibit for Town Hall, Turner Library, RICC, and schools
- Review of Master Plan Implementation for historic preservation
Community Preservation Committee
The committee will review and vote on several FY’23 application requests. Members will also review projected finances for FY’23 and provide updates on existing projects.
- Vote on signage requests for Powers Farm, Deer Park, and South Randolph
- Vote on Open Space & Rec Plan Completion
- Vote on Belcher House Rehab
- Review of FY’23 projected finances
Community Preservation Committee
The committee will review and vote on several FY’23 funding requests and review projected finances for the fiscal year. The meeting also includes updates on existing projects.
- Vote on Reservoir Walk Signage
- Vote on Fin Fur & Feather Preservation
- Vote on signage for Powers Farm, Deer Park, and South Randolph
- Vote on Open Space & Rec Plan Completion
- Review of FY’23 projected finances
Community Preservation Committee
The Community Preservation Committee is meeting via Zoom. The agenda includes a document regarding the Belcher Park Girl Scout House.
- Belcher Park Girl Scout House
Historical Commission
The Randolph Historical Commission will meet to discuss Master Plan initiatives and project priorities for 2022. The body will also review a CPA grant application and plan for a postcard exhibit.
- Joint meeting with Planning Board on Joint Master Plan Initiatives
- CPA Grant Application report by Henry Cooke
- Discussion of 2022 project priorities
- Planning for 'Greetings from Randolph' Postcard Exhibit opening June 16th
- Real Estate Review report by Lynn Feingold
Historical Commission
The Commission will review previous meeting minutes and receive reports on real estate, CPA grant applications, and the Master Plan. Members will also discuss 2022 project priorities and plan for the Jay Blotcher Collection Exhibit opening on June 16th.
- Review of April 12, 2022 meeting minutes
- CPA Grant Application report
- Master Plan Implementation of Historic Preservation items
- Planning for Jay Blotcher Collection Exhibit opening on June 16th
- Discussion of 2022 project priorities
Historical Commission
The Commission will discuss historical project priorities for 2022. Discussion topics include the Devine School, a collection exhibit, and CPA Grant applications for memorial restoration.
- CPA Grant application for Civil War Memorials at Stetson Hall
- Cleaning and installation of World War I Remembrance Plaque
- Preservation/reuse of items from the Devine School
- Planning for Jay Blotcher Collection Exhibit
- Implementation of Historic Preservation portion of Master Plan
Historical Commission
The Randolph Historical Commission will discuss project priorities for 2022. The body will also review the historic preservation section of the Master Plan to identify short, medium, and long-term actions.
- Review of Historic Preservation portion of Master Plan
- Discussion of 2022 project priorities
- Real Estate Review report
- Historic District report
Historical Commission
The Commission will review the minutes from the January 6, 2022 meeting. Discussion topics include real estate review, veteran's heritage grants, and the historic district.
- Review of January 6, 2022 minutes
- Real Estate Review report
- Veteran’s Heritage Grant report
- Historic District report
Historical Commission
The Randolph Historical Commission will meet to review minutes from December 14, 2021. The commission will also discuss a Veterans Heritage Grant application and the Historical Commission Annual Report.
- Veterans Heritage Grant Application
- Historical Commission Annual Report