Dartmouth public meetings in 2022

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a continued public hearing regarding the Windsong Acres subdivision proposal. The agenda also includes a review of a water-dependent license and updates on the Master Plan goals.

• Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Chapter 91 Waterways Water-Dependent License for 7 Tern Lane
• Master Plan Update – Goals Review

Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District - Budget Subcommittee

The Budget Subcommittee will review the draft FY 2024 budget and the minutes from the December 15, 2021 meeting.

• Review of Draft FY 2024 Budget
• Review of December 15, 2021 meeting minutes

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will review applications and interview candidates for the Fire Chief position. Members will also discuss the approval of a Fire Chief contract and district website operations. An executive session is scheduled to address personnel negotiations and an Open Meeting Law Complaint.

• Reviewing Fire Chief applications and interviewing candidates
• Discussion and approval of Fire Chief contract
• District website and Facebook page operations
• Addressing an Open Meeting Law Complaint filed by Gregory Edgcomb

Soil Board

The Dartmouth Soil Conservation Board is meeting to reorganize its Chair, Vice-Chair, and Inspectors. The board will also act on several permit applications for properties on Fisher Road, Rock O’Dundee Road, and Bakerville Road. Additionally, members will continue discussing bylaws regarding board composition.

• Reorganization of Board Chair, Vice-Chair, and Inspectors
• Permit application: King Fisher Corp. (Fisher Road)
• Permit application: Phillip DeMoranville (Fisher Road)
• Permit applications for Rock O’Dundee Road and Bakerville Road
• Discussion regarding Bylaw revisions to change board composition

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss a submitted list of abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Payment of Bills
• Executive Session regarding abatements and exemptions

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Commission will discuss the Apponagansett Point Resilience Study Report and potential funding options for its recommendations. Updates are scheduled regarding dredging feasibility, dock permitting, and the Dias Landing Marina. The agenda also notes a planned cruise visit for over 100 large boats on July 30, 2023.

• Apponagansett Point Resilience Study Report update
• NYYC cruise visit for 100+ large boats on July 30, 2023
• SEC awards for Harbor Economic Analysis and dredging feasibility/scope
• Review of interview questions for WMC candidates
• Updates on Dias Landing Marina and dinghy rack replacement

Fire District #3

The Prudential Committee will review financial reports and approve various disbursements. The agenda includes discussions on fire response staffing, a new fire truck update, and quotes for station equipment. An executive session is scheduled to discuss collective bargaining strategy for Local 5156.

• Station 3 Bathroom Renovation final payment
• New Fire Truck status update
• Quotes for Station 3 gear racks and Station 1 lighting installation
• Staffing for adequate fire and emergency response discussion
• Chamber Insurance Agency Services storage tank policy

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several requests for construction within wetland buffer zones, including solar panel arrays on Potter Street and a garage apartment on Brandt Avenue. Members will also discuss revisions to the town's wetland bylaws and regulations.

• 18,000 square foot off-leash recreation area at 443 Old Fall River Road
• Solar panel arrays and dwellings on Potter Street
• Amendment for single-family dwelling on Avis Street
• Proposed pool installation at 42 Wilson Street
• Discussion of revised wetland bylaws and regulations

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The Prudential Committee will meet to discuss and vote on the Fire Chief contract. The meeting also includes an executive session for strategy sessions and negotiations with nonunion personnel.

• Approval of Fire Chief Contract
• Negotiations with nonunion personnel

Select Board

The Select Board and School Committee will meet in executive session to discuss collective bargaining strategies for all unions. The open meeting includes updates on the DEP Title V response, DPW plow operator plans, and various license renewals.

• Collective bargaining strategy sessions for all unions
• DEP Title V Response Update and Public Meeting
• License renewals for inn holders and motor agents
• DPW CDL part-time plow operators plan
• Community Services Outreach Team Winter Coat Drive update

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee scheduled a meeting for December 19, 2022. The agenda includes an executive session regarding union negotiations.

• Executive session regarding union negotiations

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Parks & Recreation Board will meet on December 19, 2022. The agenda includes a presentation on the Apponagansett Seawall design and updates on the Jones Building and Allen Street Garage repair. The board will also consider awarding the playground surfacing bid.

• Awarding the Playground Surfacing Bid
• Apponagansett Seawall Design Presentation
• FY2024 Budget Discussion
• Allen Street Garage Repair
• Jones Building Status

Board of Public Works

The Board will review payrolls, meeting minutes, and bills payable. The agenda includes updates on nitrate regulations and water system evaluations. Additionally, the board will receive updates regarding a recycling grant and a storm reimbursement.

• Recycling Dividend Program Grant Award: $30,600
• MEMA January Storm Reimbursement: $115,446.61
• Proposed DEP Regulations to control Nitrate
• Water System Evaluation

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The committee will review progress on several items related to the Padanaram Harbor Management Plan. Discussion topics include status updates on SEC and MVP grants, as well as updates regarding residential docks, piers, and the marina.

• SEC grants status update
• MVP grant submission update
• Residential Docks and Piers update
• Marina Update
• HMPIC comments to draft Master Plan

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will meet to discuss the approval of the Fire Chief contract and conduct negotiations with nonunion personnel in executive session. The agenda also includes reviewing August 2022 meeting minutes and discussing the posting of minutes.

• Discussion and approval of Fire Chief Contract
• Negotiations with nonunion personnel
• Review of August 2022 Meeting

Board of Health

The Board of Health will hold public hearings regarding the renewal of two piggery permits. The board will also review several applications for subsurface sewage disposal construction permits involving various waivers. There are also updates regarding domestic animal permits and state environmental code changes.

• Public hearing for Piggery permit renewal at 9 Allens’ Neck Rd
• Public hearing for Piggery permit renewal at 451 and 435 Highland Avenue
• Applications for subsurface sewage disposal construction permits at various locations
• Update on a domestic animal permit for chickens/roosters at 288 Cross Road

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will discuss the process for a Library Director search. The meeting also includes updates on library maintenance and technology upgrades at Southworth and North Branch libraries.

• Library Director search steps discussion
• Southworth Wi-Fi upgrade status
• Milton Cat Generator service contract at North Branch
• Roof repairs at Southworth
• Replacing self-check at Southworth

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Committee will vote on ratifying a contract with Teamsters Union Local #59 and adopting the 2022/23 admissions policy. The agenda also includes discussions regarding a student trip to Costa Rica and votes on substitute nurse pay rates.

• Ratification of contract with Teamsters Union Local #59
• Adoption of the 2022/23 school year admissions policy
• Discussion on a student trip to Costa Rica
• Approval of new substitute nurse pay rate
• Designation of equipment as surplus

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hold a joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen. This session is intended to discuss FY 2024 budgetary goals and concerns.

• Joint meeting with Board of Selectmen regarding FY 2024 budget goals and concerns

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will hold a joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen to discuss FY 2024 budgetary goals and concerns. No other specific business items are listed on this agenda.

• Joint meeting regarding FY 2024 budgetary goals and concerns

School Committee

The committee will hold a public hearing and vote on School Choice for the 2023-2024 school year. The agenda also includes updates on the superintendent search and the DHS Program of Studies. A presentation regarding MCAS and learning loss is scheduled.

• Vote on School Choice for SY2023-2024
• Public hearing regarding School Choice
• Update on superintendent search
• Presentation on MCAS/learning loss
• Executive session update on union personnel negotiations

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will review applications and interview candidates for the Fire Chief position. The agenda also includes reviewing vendor and payroll warrants, an audit, and addressing a filed Open Meeting Law complaint in executive session.

• Reviewing Fire Chief applications and interviewing candidates
• Addressing an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Joan Menard
• Approval of vendor and payroll warrants
• Review of audit
• Approval of October and November meeting minutes

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The board also plans to discuss increasing staff levels and the Administrator of Assessing position. An executive session will be held regarding abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive Session for abatements and exemptions
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills

Charter Review Committee

The committee will review Sections 3 and 4 of the town charter. Members will also continue reviewing the Collins Institute proposal and discuss options for proceeding with the charter review process.

• Review of Sections 3 and 4, including items to hold
• Continuation of the Collins Institute Proposal Review
• Discussion on options for moving forward with Charter Review

Community Preservation Committee

The committee will hold a public hearing regarding the FY23 Needs Assessment and Plan. The meeting also includes project updates for the Mendes-Monteiro House and reviews of eligibility applications.

• Public hearing: FY23 Needs Assessment and Plan
• Project update: Mendes-Monteiro House
• Eligibility application: DRPT Electricity Eligibility

Cultural Council

The council will review August 16, 2022 minutes and discuss procedures for nominating new members. Members will also review, discuss, and vote on various applicants for the 2023 funding cycle.

• Vote to approve August 16, 2022 meeting minutes
• Call for nominations of potential new members to the DCC
• Review of FY23 Local Priorities and guidelines
• Review and vote on 2023 Cycle applicants (e.g., New Bedford Festival Theatre Inc. at $27,200)
• Treasurer's report on 2022 disbursements and 2023 funding requests

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several permit requests involving construction near wetlands and coastal areas. These include proposals for piers, residential development, and an off-leash recreation area. Some items have requested to be postponed until the December 20 meeting.

• Proposed 18,000 square foot off-leash recreation area at 443 Old Fall River Road
• Three-lot residential development proposed for Jason Drive
• Construction of a pier and boat lift at 1 Mattarest Lane
• Construction of a pier and boat lift at 1 Redwood Street
• Proposed apartment over an existing garage at 124 Mishaum Point Road

Select Board

The Select Board will review license renewals for several local businesses and discuss Thirsty at the Cove. The agenda also includes updates on the Community Service Outreach Team and the Charles Christy Overpass rededication. Additionally, members will address old business regarding Bliss Corner and Municipal Broadband.

• License renewals for Rachael’s Lakeside, Scuttlebutt Coffee Company, Thirsty at the Cove, and Tilt
• Charles Christy Overpass Rededication
• Discussion regarding handicap parking tickets
• Updates on Bliss Corner, Lake Noquochoke, and Municipal Broadband
• Change of Officers/Directors for Shaw’s Supermarket

Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will review several demolition and renovation applications, including a total rebuild at 14 Smith Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions regarding budget use and new historical plaques.

• 14 Smith Avenue: Total demolition and rebuild
• 3 Bayview: Window replacement
• 8 Penikese Lane: Window replacement
• 57 Naushon Avenue: Roof replacement
• 84 Degaris Avenue: Addition and roof raising

Cornell Pond Advisory Committee

The provided agenda text contains significant typographical errors and corrupted characters. As a result, specific discussion topics or proposed actions are illegible.

Demello School Council

The DeMello School Council will meet to elect a co-chair and secretary. The council also plans to review 2022/23 MCAS scores and the school improvement plan.

• Selection of Co-Chair and Secretary
• Review of 22/23 MCAS Scores
• Review of 22/23 School Improvement Plan
• DeMello Concert on 1/12
• PTO-Mad Scientist event on 1/23

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss budget versus actual details and review OPEB (Other Post-Employment Benefits) actuarial analyses. The committee will also plan for a Select Board meeting scheduled for December 12, 2022.

• Budget vs. Actual Detail Discussion
• OPEB (Other Post-Employment Benefits) Actuarial Analyses
• Planning for Select Board meeting on 12/12/22
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will review budget versus actual details and OPEB (Other Post-Employment Benefits) actuarial analyses. The meeting also includes planning for a Select Board meeting on December 12, 2022.

• Budget vs. Actual Detail Discussion
• OPEB (Other Post-Employment Benefits) Actuarial Analyses
• Planning for Select Board meeting on 12/12/22
• Reports of Finance Committee Liaisons

Charter Review Committee

The Charter Review Committee will discuss options for moving forward with the charter review process. The meeting includes a consultation regarding the MMA Form of Government and a continued review of the Collins Institute proposal.

• Consultation with Jeff Nutting on MMA Form of Government
• Review of Sections 3 and 4
• Continuation of Collins Institute Proposal Review
• Discussion of options for moving forward with charter review

Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee

The Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee will meet to approve previous minutes and review an RFP. The meeting will also include a discussion regarding the committee's next steps.

• Review of RFP
• Approval of minutes
• Discussion on next steps

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The commission will discuss updates on harbor projects, including the Harbor Management Plan and Dias Landing Marina progress. A public hearing is scheduled to gather input on waterway rates. The meeting also includes a candidate recommendation for an open WIC position.

• Public hearing regarding waterway rates
• Harbor Economic Analysis Grant application update
• SEC Grant application for edging feasibility
• CZM grant report for Apponagansett Point
• Candidate recommendation to the Select Board for an open WIC position

Select Board

The Select Board will conduct a Tax Reclassification Hearing and review several liquor and restaurant license renewals. The agenda also includes updates on energy aggregation, credit card policy, and the town master plan workshop. Discussions may cover Bliss Corner and municipal broadband.

• Tax Reclassification Hearing
• License renewals for Texas Roadhouse and The Black Bass Grille
• License renewals for Stackhouse Fairgrounds and VFW Memorial Post
• Energy aggregation update
• Credit card policy review

Board of Assessors

The meeting includes procedural items and a recess for a Tax Classification Hearing. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Tax Classification Hearing

Fire District #3

The Dartmouth Fire District No 3 Prudential Committee will review financial reports, including cash receipts and payroll warrants. The agenda also includes discussions on Bristol County Retirement appropriations and capital expenses for fire stations.

• Fee agreement between Markey & Cauvin and Dartmouth Fire District No 3
• Bristol County Retirement Fiscal Year 2024 Appropriation
• Station 3 Bathroom Renovation
• Station 2 Capital Expenses
• Report on Open Costs and Liabilities for year ending June 30, 2022

Conservation Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings regarding residential construction and wetland restoration projects. The meeting also includes discussions on structural engineering reviews for shoreline projects and emergency spill response.

• Public hearing for home demolition and reconstruction at 14 Smith Avenue
• Request to build a 9-space gravel parking lot off Fisher Road
• Request to pave an area at 100 Woodcock Road with asphalt
• Discussion on structural engineering peer-review for shoreline projects
• Notice of intent for water and sewer installation at 177 Gulf Road

Board of Registrar of Voters

This document is a procedural notice for an open meeting scheduled for November 21, 2022. The specific topics to be discussed are illegible in the provided text.

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will review the 2022-2023 School Improvement Plans for DISS and DMS. The meeting also includes updates on the superintendent search and the FY24 budget timeline.

• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll
• Presentation of 2022-2023 School Improvement Plans for DISS and DMS
• Update on the Superintendent Search
• Discussion of the FY24 Budget Timeline

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will review the DHCD 667-l FY 2023 budget and the September 2022 Treasurer's Report. Discussion is also planned for an ARPA contract for financial assistance and a DMH Project update.

• DHCD 667-l FY 2023 Budget discussion
• ARPA Contract for Financial Assistance 4001 ($64,31)
• DMH Project update
• September 2022 Treasurer's Report review

Board of Assessors

The Board will conduct a classification hearing for Fire Districts 1, 2, and 3. The meeting includes discussions regarding the Administrator of Assessing position and increasing staff levels. An executive session is scheduled to review abatements and exemptions.

• Fire Districts 1, 2, and 3 Classification Hearing
• Discussion regarding Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee will discuss progress on several harbor-related initiatives. Topics include updates on MVP and SEC grants, water quality, and the marina. The committee will also review minutes from the October 27 meeting.

• MVP Grant update
• SEC grants status update
• Residential Docks and Piers Focus Group update
• Marina update
• Water Quality/BBC update

Board of Public Works

The Board will review warrants for bills payable and payrolls from October and November 2022. The agenda includes a recommendation to award AMI upgrade services and a discussion regarding 20R Hathaway Road. Updates on nitrate regulations and shade trees are also scheduled.

• Recommendation to award AMI Upgrade Services
• Discussion regarding 20R Hathaway Road
• Update on proposed DEP regulations to control Nitrate
• Public Shade Tree discussion at 5 Bush Street
• Approval of warrants for bills payable

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The Prudential Committee is meeting to discuss deputy chief duties and the search for a new Fire Chief. The agenda includes an investigation into several alleged irregularities and an executive session regarding an Open Meeting Law complaint and potential criminal misconduct investigations.

• Investigation of prior irregularities including contract negotiations and ballot box opening
• Fire Chief search
• Review of vendor and payroll warrants
• Executive session regarding an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Gregory Edgcomb

Youth Commission

The provided document is a formal notice of an open meeting for the Dartmouth Youth Commission. No specific topics, motions, or discussion items are detailed in the text.

Veterans Advisory Board

The provided text contains only the procedural notice for a Veterans Advisory Board meeting. No specific topics or discussion items are listed in this document.

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Admissions Policy Sub-Committee will conduct a preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy. The meeting is scheduled for November 16, 2022, at the Main Office Conference Room in New Bedford.

• Preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider several domestic animal permit applications and a body artist license. The meeting includes discussions on state sewage disposal regulations and subsurface sewage construction permits. The board will also review permits for garbage haulers, semi-public pools, and guest establishments.

• Septic setback variance request for 14 Smith Avenue
• Domestic animal permit applications for Slocum Road, Milton Street, Old Westport Rd, and Tucker Rd
• Body artist practitioner license application for Sarah Seveney
• Subsurface sewage disposal permits for 975 Faunce Corner Road and Beeden Road
• Piggery permit renewal for Copicut Farm

Conservation Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including a new dog park and residential projects. Members will also review field trip reports and discuss potential policy changes regarding shoreline engineering reviews.

• Public hearing for an 18,000 square foot off-leash recreation area at 443 Old Fall River Road
• Proposed construction of a swimming pool at 56 Captains Lane
• Demolition and reconstruction of a home at 14 Smith Avenue
• Three-lot residential development proposal off Jason Drive
• Discussion on structural engineering peer reviews for shoreline projects

Select Board

The Select Board will consider several committee appointments and a holiday light request for Padanaram Village. The agenda includes reviews of numerous alcohol license renewals for local businesses. Updates on the Harbor Management Plan and the Recreation Center project are also scheduled.

• Appointments to the Youth Commission, Cultural Council, and Tree Committee
• Holiday light request for Padanaram Village/Maritime Center
• Alcohol license renewals for various restaurants, clubs, and package stores
• Recreation Center Owner’s Project Manager RFQ
• Coastal Zone Management Seawall Design Public Meeting update

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

This is a notice of an open meeting for the Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee. The provided agenda text does not list specific topics, noting instead that they are continued on an attached sheet.

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing regarding a special permit for Paws N Play at 562 Reed Road. The agenda also includes the review of the Windsong Acres five-lot subdivision plan off Jason Drive and a site plan review for a batting cage facility.

• Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Paws N Play at 562 Reed Road
• Definitive Subdivision Plan for 'Windsong Acres' off Jason Dr.
• Site Plan Review for a Batting Cage Facility at 4 Commerce Way

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a request to transfer funds from the library reserve. The meeting also includes discussions on budget versus actual figures and reports from department liaisons.

• Library Reserve Fund Transfer Request
• Mass DEP - Revisions to 310 CMR 15 Title 5
• Budget vs. Actual Discussion
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will review reports from various department liaisons and discuss budget versus actual spending. The agenda also includes a request for a Library Reserve Fund transfer and discussion regarding Mass DEP revisions.

• Library Reserve Fund Transfer Request
• Mass DEP revisions to 310 CMR 5.00 Title 5
• Budget vs. Actual Discussion
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Charter Review Committee

The committee will discuss options for moving forward with the charter review process. Members will also continue reviewing the Collins Institute proposal and receive an update on a meeting with an MMA representative. The agenda includes a review of Sections 3 and 4.

• Review of Sections 3 and 4
• Continuation of Collins Institute proposal review
• Update on meeting with MMA Form of Government Representative
• Discussion of options for moving forward with Charter Review

Open Space and Recreation Plan Steering Committee Meeting

The committee will discuss results from a public survey and review draft goals, objectives, and action items. Members will also coordinate reviews of the plan document draft and schedule a final public meeting.

• Review of public survey results and engagement report
• Discussion of draft goals, objectives, and action items
• Volunteer review of sections 3 and 4 of the plan document draft
• Scheduling the final 'meet your plan' public meeting
• Planning for the December 2022 committee meeting and potential vote on the final plan

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet to review financial reports and library updates. The agenda includes discussions on Southworth Wi-Fi upgrades and potential committee formations for a long-range plan. New business items include roof repairs at Southworth and a service contract for the North Branch generator.

• Southworth Wi-Fi upgrade status
• Milton Cat Generator at North Branch Service Contract
• Replacing self-check at Southworth
• Roof Repairs at Southworth
• Review of By-law Changes

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The Prudential Committee will discuss the ongoing assignment of Acting Chief duties. The meeting also includes an executive session to prepare for negotiations with nonunion personnel and the Fire Chief.

• Discussion on ongoing assignment of Acting Chief duties
• Strategy sessions for negotiations with nonunion personnel and the Fire Chief
• Discussion regarding potential litigation by Gregory Edgcomb

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Committee will meet on November 8, 2022. The committee plans to vote on a new pay scale for cafeteria staff and receive updates regarding Class of 2027 admissions. An executive session is scheduled to discuss collective bargaining strategy with Teamsters Union Local #59.

• Vote to approve the new cafeteria pay scale
• Update on Class of 2027 admissions
• Review and acceptance of October 10, 2022, meeting minutes
• Executive session regarding collective bargaining with Teamsters Union Local #59
• Information regarding the November 20, 2022, Open House

School Committee

The School Committee will meet to approve October 17 minutes and sign warrants for bills and payroll. The committee will review elementary school improvement plans for Quinn, DeMello, Potter, and Cushman. Members will also conduct a second reading and vote on the policy of school admissions.

• Vote on School Committee Policy of School Admissions
• Elementary School Improvement Plans (Quinn, DeMello, Potter, and Cushman)
• Superintendent's Evaluation - Summative
• Update on Superintendent's Search
• Executive session regarding collective bargaining with union personnel

Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will review demolition and window replacement applications, including a total rebuild at 14 Smith Ave. The meeting also includes discussions regarding budget use and a tower installation on High Hill Road.

• Demolition and rebuild application for 14 Smith Ave.
• Window replacement applications for 591 Elm Street and 359 Russells Mill Road
• Garage demolition and construction at 50 Anthony Street
• Discussion of tower installation on High Hill Road

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

This document is a procedural notice for an open meeting of the Fire District #2 Prudential Committee. The provided text does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Admissions Policy Sub-Committee will conduct a preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy. This meeting is part of the administrative process for the Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District.

• Preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy

Community Preservation Committee

The committee will discuss MOU and grant agreements for FY23 projects and APR options. The agenda also includes planning for the 2024 funding round schedule and website improvements.

• MOU and Grant Agreements for FY23 projects
• 2024 Funding Round Schedule
• CPC Web Page improvements
• Dartmouth CPA 20 Years discussion

Select Board

The Select Board will meet in executive session to discuss the Harbormaster's contract and litigation strategies for 718 Reed Road and Scott Lake. The open meeting includes signing several regulatory agreements and a Bristol County grant. The Board will also receive updates on Bliss Corner and municipal broadband.

• Dartmouth Preserve Regulatory Agreement signing
• ARPA Bristol County Grant Agreement signing
• DPW Disposable Bag Policy and Store Notice
• CZM Seawall Design Public Meeting
• GLA filing for 859 Potomska Road

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission and Select Board will hold a joint meeting and workshop. The session will cover the Dais Landing Marina Project, pending waterways projects, and grant applications.

• Dais Landing Marina Project
• Pending Waterways projects and grant applications
• Items requested by Community Presentation

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding a scenic road request and the Paws N Play special permit. The meeting also includes site plan reviews for a batting cage facility and a subdivision lot release.

• Public hearing for tree removal and stonewall repair at 1115 Tucker Road and 0 Andys Way
• Continued public hearing for Paws N Play special permit and site plan review at 562 Reed Road
• Site plan review for a batting cage facility at 4 Commerce Way
• Endorsement of an ANR plan at 1133 Russells Mills Road
• Lot release request for 'Salt Wind Acres' subdivision off 704 Rock O’Dundee Road

Board of Registrar of Voters

The provided agenda is a notice for an open meeting, but the specific topics to be discussed are unreadable in the text.

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee will meet to discuss progress on Padanaram Harbor initiatives. Discussion topics include the MVP Grant, water quality, and marina or residential dock status. The committee will also review a draft report for the Select Board.

• Review of draft HMPIC Select Board report
• MVP Grant update
• SEC application status
• Residential docks and piers update
• Approval of August 10 and September 22 meeting minutes

Charter Review Committee

The Charter Review Committee is continuing its review of the Collins Institute proposal. The meeting also includes reviews of charter Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4, and a discussion on future steps for the charter review process.

• Collins Institute Proposal Review Continuation
• Review of Charter Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4
• Discussion regarding options for moving forward with the charter review
• Approval of October 12, 2022 minutes

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

This document is a notice of an open meeting for the Fire District #2 Prudential Committee. The provided text contains only the meeting notice header and does not list specific agenda items or topics.

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Admissions Policy Sub-Committee is meeting to conduct a preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy. This session focuses on reviewing the district's procedures for student admissions.

• Preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy

Conservation Commission

The Dartmouth Conservation Commission will hold public hearings regarding various construction projects, including a swimming pool on Captains Lane and a new home on Smith Avenue. The meeting also includes reviews of certificates of compliance for completed work and discussions regarding local enforcement updates.

• Public hearing for a proposed swimming pool at 56 Captains Lane
• Public hearing for a new home construction at 14 Smith Avenue
• Public hearing for two commercial facilities off Faunce Corner Road
• Public hearing for a three-lot residential development off Jason Drive
• Certificates of compliance for work on Elm Street and Faunce Corner Road

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review bills payable and payrolls from September and October 2022. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a shade tree at 5 Bush Street and an update on proposed DEP nitrate regulations.

• Public Shade Tree Hearing - 5 Bush Street
• New Utility Layer Applicant: SALO Construction Co.
• Approval of bills payable for periods ending Sept 19, Sept 26, Oct 3, and Oct 10, 2022
• Approval of payrolls for weeks ending Sept 16, Sept 23, Sept 30, and Oct 7, 2022
• Update on proposed DEP regulations to control Nitrate

Veterans Advisory Board

The provided document is a formal notice for an upcoming Veterans Advisory Board meeting in Dartmouth. No specific agenda topics or discussion items were included in the text.

Finance Committee

The committee will discuss and vote on an amendment to warrant article number 6. The agenda also includes a provision for items not known 48 hours in advance.

• Vote on warrant article number 6 amendment

Select Board

The Select Board may discuss and deliberate on warrant articles for the October 18, 2022, Fall Town Meeting if needed. No other business items are listed on this agenda.

• Discussion of warrant articles for the Fall Town Meeting

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss and vote on an amendment to warrant article number 6. No other specific business is listed on the agenda.

• Vote on warrant article number 6 amendment

Fire District #3

The Dartmouth Fire District No 3 Prudential Committee will review financial reports and bank transactions. The agenda includes a final payment request for the Station 3 bathroom renovation and capital expenses for Station 2.

• Station 3 Bathroom Renovation - Final Payment Request
• Attorney contract for employment
• Station 2 capital expenses
• Approval of general disbursement and payroll warrants

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The Prudential Committee will review routine vendor and payroll warrants and the Treasurer's Report. The agenda also includes updates on equipment and building maintenance.

• Vendor Warrant
• Payroll Warrant
• Treasurer's Report
• Fire Chief Application Review Committee
• Approval of September 12, 2022 minutes

Select Board

The Select Board will hold a public hearing regarding an Eversource pole relocation at 25 Ashley Street. The meeting also includes signing the Dartmouth Preserve Regulatory Agreement and discussing fuel assistance guidelines. An executive session is scheduled to discuss Harbormaster contract negotiations.

• Eversource pole relocation hearing for 25 Ashley Street
• Signing of the Dartmouth Preserve Regulatory Agreement
• Approval of Fuel Assistance Guidelines
• Warrant amendment for a capital skid steer
• Traffic safety review for Battleship Harley Davidson

School Committee

The committee will review school improvement plans for DFIS and DMS. Members will also conduct a first reading of proposed revisions to the school admissions policy. An executive session is scheduled to provide an update on collective bargaining with union personnel.

• First reading of proposed revisions to School Admissions policy (JF)
• Presentation of DFIS School Improvement Plan
• Presentation of DMS School Improvement Plan
• Superintendent's summative evaluation
• Update on collective bargaining with union personnel

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will review the August 2022 Treasurer's Report and previous meeting minutes. Discussion items include four new Housing Choice Vouchers and a $1,955.00 collection loss. The board will also receive an update on the DMH Project.

• Four new Housing Choice Vouchers
• $1,955.00 collection loss
• Resident Service Coordinators Notice of Funding Availability (PHN 2022-l4)
• DMH Project update

Planning Board

The board will hold public hearings for a five-lot subdivision called "Windsong Acres" off Jason Drive and a site plan review for Paws N Play at 562 Reed Road. The meeting also includes endorsements for several land division plans and water-dependent licenses.

• Proposed 5-lot "Windsong Acres" subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Site plan review for Paws N Play at 562 Reed Road
• Endorsement of ANR plans for Gulf Road, Nonquitt Avenue, Fisher Road, and Potomska Road
• Chapter 91 water-dependent license applications for Water Street and Redwood Street

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Admissions Policy Sub-Committee will conduct a preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy. This meeting is for the Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District.

• Preliminary review of the 2022/23 Admissions Policy

Board of Assessors

The Dartmouth Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and pay bills. The board also plans to hold discussions regarding increasing staff levels and the Administrator of Assessing position.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Payment of bills
• Executive session regarding abatements and exemptions

Board of Health

The Board of Health is reviewing domestic animal permit applications and subsurface sewage disposal construction permits. The agenda also includes potential enforcement regarding Guest Establishment regulations at the Moby Dick Motel. Additionally, the board will review minutes from July and August 2022.

• Potential enforcement regarding Guest Establishment regulations at Moby Dick Motel
• Domestic animal permit applications for chickens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese
• Sewage disposal construction permits for Horseneck Rd, Gentle Valley Drive, Mishaum Point Rd, and Old Fall River Rd
• Review of sewage pollution notification requirements

Charter Review Committee

The committee will review a proposal from the Collins Institute. Members will also continue reviewing Sections 1 and 2 of the charter, review Sections 3 and 4, and discuss options for moving forward with the process.

• Review of Collins Institute Proposal
• Review of Charter Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4
• Discussion on options for continuing the charter review

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review financial reports from June, August, and September 2022. The agenda includes discussions on the FY 2023 budget and the Southworth Wi-Fi upgrade status. Additionally, the board will consider library policy reviews and plans for a branch grand opening.

• Review of FY 2023 Budget
• Southworth Wi-Fi Upgrade Status
• Proposed policies for Branch Key Fobs and Library Laptops
• Discussion regarding Formal Grand Opening of Branch
• Review of Library Director Job Description

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Committee will meet on October 11, 2022. The agenda includes votes on a new cafeteria salary schedule and student activity account balances. The committee will also discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 annual budget.

• Vote to approve new cafeteria salary schedule
• Vote to accept donation from Northwest Atlantic Sea Scallop Fisheries
• Vote to approve out of state travel for student athletes
• Discussion regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 annual budget
• Vote to approve Student Activities Account Balances as of September 30, 2022

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Board of Parks & Recreation will meet to vote on a DYSA lease and discuss the Cornell Pond Group and Marina MOU. The agenda also includes updates on the Rec Center, Seawall, and ongoing staffing issues.

• Approval of DYSA lease
• Discussion regarding Cornell Pond Group
• Discussion of Marina MOU
• Rec Center update
• Seawall update

Conservation Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings for several land use proposals, including commercial facilities on Faunce Corner Road and a pier on Tern Lane. The agenda also includes reviews of requests to remove an underground storage tank and install a new sewer line. Additionally, the board will discuss enforcement issues regarding unauthorized impacts at Horseneck Road and Clarks Cove Drive.

• Construction of two commercial facilities and an access road off Faunce Corner Road
• Replacement of culverts with a concrete box culvert at Georges Pond
• Removal of an underground storage tank at 247 Russells Mills Road
• Proposed pier construction on Tern Lane
• New sewer line installation at 95 Degaris Avenue

Community Preservation Committee

The committee is reviewing the Mendes-Monteiro House project update and discussing APRs for future projects. The agenda also includes the 2024 Needs Assessment and Plan and an Archeological Survey MOU.

• Mendes-Monteiro House project update
• Discussion of APRs for future projects
• 2024 Needs Assessment and Plan
• Project Warrant Articles for October Town Meeting
• Archeological Survey MOU

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The commission will review updates on several harbor projects, including dock permitting and the Harbor Management Plan implementation. Discussions will also cover dredging feasibility for a SEC Grant application and an oyster shell recycling proposal. The agenda includes items regarding water quality closures and department storage.

• Harbor Management Plan implementation
• Dredging feasibility/scope SEC Grant application
• Oyster shell recycling proposal
• New Bedford CSO & Clarks Cove Water Quality Closures
• BB Coalition NEP mini grant update

Select Board

The Select Board will consider appointments to the Youth Commission and for a Special Police Officer. The meeting also includes discussions regarding road safety reports from the Department of Public Works.

• Appointment to the Youth Commission
• One Day License Review for Battleship Harley Davidson
• Special Police Officer Appointment
• DPW Dangerous Intersection Report
• Special Hearing: Comcast Ascertainment

Historical Commission

The commission will review minutes from the September 12 meeting and consider several property applications. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Form B projects and potential archaeological surveys.

• 14 Smith Ave.: total demolition and rebuild application
• 530 Smith Neck Road: porch endorsement and new porch construction
• 476 Bakerville Road: windows and siding updates
• Review of CPC

Board of Assessors

The Board will review meeting minutes and approve bill payments. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Administrator of Assessing position and increasing staff levels. An executive session is scheduled to address abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive Session for abatements and exemptions
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills

Council on Aging

The Dartmouth Council on Aging scheduled an open meeting for September 27, 2022. The provided agenda text is largely illegible, though it mentions goals for the Council on Aging.

Conservation Commission

The commission will review several proposals for residential construction and driveway installations near wetlands. Agenda items also include a request for an 18,000 square foot off-leash recreation area and invasive vegetation management at Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary. The meeting will also introduce the new Conservation Officer.

• Proposed 18,000 square foot off-leash recreation area at 443 Old Fall River Road
• Notice of Intent for two commercial facilities on Faunce Corner Road
• Three-lot residential development proposal off Jason Drive
• Request to manage invasive vegetation at Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary
• Introduction of Adam Seablom as the new Conservation Officer

School Committee

The committee will discuss the Capital Improvement Plan update and the Superintendent's summative evaluation. They will also consider fundraising requests from Quinn PTO, Potter PTO, and DSMA.

• Superintendent's Summative Evaluation
• Capital Improvement Plan Update
• Quinn PTO and Potter PTO fundraising requests
• DSMA fundraising and Bands of America participation
• Recognition of Maintenance and Custodial Employees

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a special permit and site plan review for Paws N Play. The board will also continue a public hearing for the Windsong Acres five-lot subdivision off Jason Drive. Additionally, several Chapter 91 Waterways water-dependent licenses are scheduled for administrative review.

• Site plan review and special permit for Paws N Play at 562 Reed Road
• Continued public hearing for 'Windsong Acres' five-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Chapter 91 Waterways water-dependent licenses for Barney’s Joy Road, Mattarest Lane, and Tern Lane

Finance Committee

The committee will review reports from various department and board liaisons. Members also plan to finalize a message for Town Meeting members and conduct a vote on warrant article number 13.

• Vote on warrant article number 13
• Reports from department and board liaisons
• Finalizing a message to Town Meeting members

Charter Review Committee

The committee will discuss support from the Collins Institute for the charter review process. Members will resume their review of Sections 1 and 2 and examine Sections 3 and 4. Additionally, the committee will discuss options for moving forward with the charter review.

• Discussion on Collins Institute support for charter review
• Review of Charter Sections 1 and 2
• Review of Charter Sections 3 and 4
• Discussion on options for moving forward with the charter review
• Approval of minutes from August 10 and August 25, 2022

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will review reports from various department liaisons. The committee is also scheduled to discuss, deliberate, and vote on warrant article number 13 and finalize a message to Town Meeting members.

• Vote on warrant article number 13
• Finalizing message to Town Meeting members

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The committee will discuss several updates regarding the implementation of the Padanaram Harbor Management Plan. Topics include progress on MVP grants, dredging, and harbor economic analysis. The meeting also includes preparation for a report to the Select Board.

• Approval of August 10, 2022 minutes
• MVP Grant and dredging updates
• Harbor Economic Analysis update
• Docks and Piers focus group update
• Clarks Cove/City of New Bedford sewer discharge discussion

Veterans Advisory Board

This document is a notice for an open meeting of the Dartmouth Veterans Advisory Board. The provided text contains only procedural information and does not list specific topics for discussion.

Fire District #3

The committee will discuss an attorney employment contract and website design. Members will review financial reports, including cash receipts and payroll warrants. The agenda also includes a final payment request for Station 3 bathroom renovations and a change order for the Station 2 roof replacement.

• Attorney employment contract
• Station 3 Bathroom Renovation final payment request
• Station 2 Roof Replacement change order approval
• Bartholomew & Company Inc portfolio allocation review
• Approval of payroll warrants and disbursements

Select Board

The Select Board will meet to vote on and sign the Fall Town Meeting Warrant. The agenda includes a notice of intent to sell property at 1157 Russells Mills Road and discussions regarding vegetation management and shellfish harvesting days. An executive session is also scheduled to discuss litigation strategy related to Scott Lake.

• Vote and Sign Fall Town Meeting Warrant
• Notice of Intent to Sell, 61A- 1157 Russells Mills Road
• Eversource Vegetation Management Plan discussion
• Harbormaster Shellfish Harvesting Days Discussion
• Town Clerk Precinct 3 Change Request

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review reports from various department and board liaisons. The committee is also scheduled to discuss, deliberate, and vote on warrant articles for the upcoming Fall Town Meeting.

• Vote on warrant articles for Fall Town Meeting
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss, deliberate, and vote on warrant articles for the upcoming Fall Town Meeting. The committee will also receive reports from various department and board liaisons.

• Vote on warrant articles for Fall Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons
• Approval of available minutes

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review financial reports for June and August 2022. Discussion topics include library policies, the Southworth Wi-Fi upgrade status, and a formal grand opening for a branch.

• Review of library policies part I
• Status of Southworth Wi-Fi Upgrade
• Discussion of formal grand opening of a branch
• Review of Library Director job description
• Financial reports for June and August 2022

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The School Committee will meet to consider several administrative updates, including the 2022/23 Employee Handbook and Superintendent SMARTIE goals. The agenda also includes votes on student athlete travel and a proposed LPN salary scale.

• Approval of the 2022/23 Employee Handbook
• Vote on proposed LPN salary scale
• Approval of out-of-state travel for student athletes
• Formation of an Admissions Policy Sub-Committee
• Designation of equipment as surplus

Community Preservation Committee

The committee will discuss APRs for future projects and project warrant articles for the October Town Meeting. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding an archeological survey.

• Project Warrant Articles for October Town Meeting
• Discussion of APRs for future projects
• Archeological Survey

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings on several development proposals, including a single-family house on Woodcock Road and an in-ground pool at 51 East Avenue. The meeting also includes reviewing field trip reports and discussing enforcement updates for properties on Slocum Road and Rock O'Dundee Road.

• Public hearing for commercial access, parking, and stormwater basins at 80 Cross Road
• Public hearing for a single-family house with driveway and septic on Woodcock Road
• Public hearing for an in-ground pool and patio at 51 East Avenue
• Public hearing for two commercial facilities and an access road off Faunce Corner Road
• Request for sewer force main extension on Elm Street

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The agenda for the Fire District #2 Prudential Committee meeting on September 12, 2022, contains illegible text regarding the specific topics to be discussed.

Select Board

The Select Board will discuss labor collective bargaining strategy in an executive session. During the open meeting, the board will hear a request from Eversource regarding a new pole on Faunce Corner Road and review updates on various town funds.

• Eversource hearing for a new JO Pole and anchor 153169.5 on Faunce Corner Road
• Change of Manager notification for BJ's Wholesale Club
• Appointment to the South Coast Bikeway Alliance
• Updates on Mass Homeowners Assistance Fund Grants and Taxpayers Assistance Fund
• Review of Fall Town Meeting Articles

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will meet on September 12, 2022, to conduct business including the signing of warrants for bills and payroll. The committee will also discuss the superintendent's evaluation and provide an update on student representation. Additionally, the meeting includes the introduction of new teachers.

• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll
• Approval of August 22, 2022, meeting minutes
• Introduction of new teachers
• Superintendent’s evaluation committee comments
• Update on student representation to the School Committee

Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will review several demolition and renovation applications, including projects at 14 Smith Ave and 3 Cedar Ave. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Form B updates and wall demolition at 464 Elm.

• Demolition and rebuild at 14 Smith Ave
• Siding replacement at 230 Cushman Lane
• Vinyl siding installation at 354 Division Road
• Demolition at 3 Cedar Ave
• Discussion of wall demolition at 464 Elm

Planning Board

The board will review an environmental notification for a pier extension and floating docks at 75 Gulf Street. It will also conduct a site plan review for façade improvements at Big Value Plaza Phase II. Additionally, the meeting includes a notice of intent to sell portions of land on Potomska Road.

• Pier extension and floating docks at 75 Gulf Street
• Façade improvements at Big Value Plaza Phase II (718 Dartmouth St)
• Notice of intent to sell portions of 859 Potomska Road

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review warrant articles for the upcoming Fall Town Meeting. The committee will also hear reports from department and board liaisons.

• Review of warrant articles for Fall Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The committee will hear reports from various department and board liaisons and review warrant articles for the upcoming Fall Town Meeting. Any available minutes may also be approved.

• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons for various departments and boards
• Review of warrant articles for Fall Town Meeting
• Approval of available minutes

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will discuss the Administrator of Assessing position and potential increases in staffing. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes and payment of bills. An executive session is scheduled to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Payment of bills
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission will meet via Zoom to review several agenda items. The commission will discuss a Memorandum of Understanding with the Park Department for CPC matching grant funds. They will also address an SEC grant application for dredging feasibility and scope, as well as Harborwalk.

• MOU with Park Dept for CPC matching grant funds
• SEC grant application for Dredging Feasibility and Scope
• Harborwalk

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee met to discuss setting agenda matters for the school year. No other topics were listed in this notice.

• Setting agenda matters for the school year

Community Television (DCTV)

The DCTV Board of Directors will review the cable contract and an upcoming Select Board hearing. The meeting also includes a review of the FY23 budget and various capital improvement projects.

• Cable contract discussion and September 19 Select Board hearing
• FY23 budget review
• Capital improvement projects for production truck equipment and school wiring
• DCTV Committee charge and structure

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Committee will meet to consider new business. The committee is scheduled to vote on approving out-of-state travel for student athletes.

• Vote to approve out-of-state travel for student athletes

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Board of Parks & Recreation will discuss ongoing staffing issues during this meeting. The agenda also includes a director's report and an update on the recreation center.

• Discussion of ongoing staffing issues
• Director's report
• Recreation center update

Capital Planning Committee

The committee will hold hearings with various departments regarding capital requests, including Schools, DPW, Parks, and Town Hall. The meeting also includes possible deliberation on FY 2023 capital requests related to the Fall Town Meeting and American Rescue Plan Act.

• Hearings for department capital requests
• Possible deliberation on FY 2023 Capital Requests
• Review of American Rescue Plan Act funds

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss reorganizing its Vice Chair and Liaison roles. The meeting includes a workshop on topics such as capital project prioritization and economic development.

• Reorganization of Vice Chair and Liaisons
• Workshop on capital projects prioritization
• Workshop on State of the Town feedback
• Discussion on economic development
• Discussion on communication with Town Meeting Members

Charter Review Committee

The Charter Review Committee will review Sections 1 and 2 of the town charter. The committee will also discuss options for moving forward with the charter review process.

• Review of Sections 1 and 2
• Discussion on options for proceeding with the charter review
• Approval of minutes

Board of Health

The Board of Health will review several applications for domestic animal permits at various residential addresses. The meeting also includes discussions on subsurface sewage disposal construction permits and a MassDEP fact sheet regarding PFAS in drinking water.

• Domestic animal permit applications (goats, chickens, turkeys, rabbits)
• Report of loose horses at 842 Fisher Rd
• Sushi variance for Hissho Sushi at UMass Dartmouth
• Sewage disposal construction permit for 8 Seagull Circle
• MassDEP fact sheet regarding PFAS in drinking water

Board of Registrar of Voters

The Board of Registrars will conduct testing of ballots and machines. This testing is for use during early voting and the State Primary.

• Testing of ballots and machines for early voting and State Primary

Fire District #3

The Dartmouth Fire District No 3 Prudential Committee will discuss new service agreements for legal counsel and communications. The meeting also includes reviews of financial reports and capital improvement projects for Station 2 and Station 3.

• Service agreement with Hague, Sahady & Co., PC
• Service agreement with Cyber Communications Inc
• Final payment request for Station 3 Bathroom Renovation punch list
• Station 2 Roof Replacement Project memorandum of agreement
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 encumbrance requests

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several development proposals involving residential subdivisions and single-family homes near wetlands. The agenda also includes discussions regarding wetland bylaw revisions and the introduction of a new DNRT Executive Director.

• Proposed 7-lot residential subdivision off Bakerville Road
• Proposal for commercial access, parking, and stormwater basins at 80 Cross Road
• Request to raze an existing dwelling and construct a new home at 818 Reed Road
• Proposed in-ground pool and patio installation at 51 East Avenue
• Discussion regarding wetland bylaw and regulation revisions

Select Board

The Select Board will discuss the Apotho Therapeutics Retail Marijuana Host Community Agreement and provide updates on the CZM Seawall Design Grant. The board will also hold an executive session regarding contract negotiations for the Harbormaster and DPW Director. Additionally, the agenda includes a drought update from the Department of Public Works.

• Apotho Therapeutics Retail Marijuana Host Community Agreement
• DPW Director Contract Ratification
• CZM Seawall Design Grant Update
• Appointment of VFW Change of Manager
• Harbormaster's contract negotiations

School Committee

The committee will consider votes to revise the student handbook regarding athletics and cell phone practices. The agenda also includes updates on school security, allergy awareness, and summer maintenance projects.

• Vote to approve athletics revisions to the Student Handbook
• Vote to approve cell phone practice revisions to the Student Handbook
• Update on School Security and Allergy Awareness
• Update on Maintenance/Custodial Summer Projects
• Discussion of a working group regarding Dartmouth History

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Board of Parks & Recreation will discuss an Open Meeting complaint and its response. The agenda also includes a Director's Report and an update on the Rec Center.

• Discussion of Open Meeting complaint and response
• Director's Report
• Rec Center update

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Dartmouth Housing Authority will review fiscal year end certifications and operating statements for June 30, 2022. The board will also consider a contract rent increase at Munroe Terrace and an updated emergency evacuation policy.

• Munroe Terrace contract rent increase from $1,330 to $1,369
• FY22 fiscal year end forms and certifications
• Coastline Elderly Services, Inc. Memorandum of Understanding
• Updated Emergency Evacuation Policy
• Regional Legal Services Program Housing Authority Participation Agreement

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct public hearings for a new subdivision on Jason Drive and site plan reviews for Rockwood Apartments at 80 Cross Road. The agenda also includes administrative items regarding lot releases and pier extensions.

• Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Rockwood Apartments Special Permit and Site Plan Review at 80 Cross Road
• Lot Release Request for 433 Faunce Corner Road
• Pier extension and floating docks at 75 Gulf Street

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will hold discussions regarding the Administrator of Assessing position and potential increases to staffing levels. The meeting also includes an executive session to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive Session for abatements and exemptions
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss reorganizing its Vice Chair and Liaisons. A workshop is also scheduled to cover capital projects, economic development, and feedback on the State of the Town presentation.

• Reorganization of Vice Chair and Liaisons
• Workshop on capital project prioritization
• Discussion on economic development
• Feedback on State of the Town Presentation

Cultural Council

The council will discuss proposed changes to the 2023 program guidelines and funding priorities. Members will also vote on a new Secretary and consider nominations for new committee members. Additionally, the council will decide whether to use direct payments or a reimbursement process for grants.

• Vote to accept December 2, 2021 minutes
• Election of a new Secretary to replace Donna Huse
• Review of proposed changes to DCC Program Guidelines
• Decision on direct payment versus reimbursement process
• Call for nominations for new Committee members

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The Prudential Committee will review financial warrants, treasurer reports, and maintenance updates for equipment and buildings. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Fire Chief contract negotiations and the job posting for a new Fire Chief.

• Fire Chief Contract Negotiations
• Fire Chief Search/Job Posting
• Approval of June 6, June 13, and July 11, 2022 meeting minutes
• Vendor and Payroll Warrants

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Administrator of Assessing position and increasing staff levels. An executive session is scheduled to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding the Administrator of Assessing position
• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive Session for abatements and exemptions
• Payment of bills

Community Television (DCTV)

The DCTV Board of Directors will meet to discuss the cable contract and an upcoming Select Board hearing. The agenda also includes a review of the FY23 budget and potential capital improvement projects.

• Cable Contract and September 19, 2022, Select Board hearing
• FY23 Budget Review
• Capital improvements for production truck equipment and school/stadium wiring
• DCTV Committee Charge and Structure review

Finance Committee

The committee will reorganize its Chair, Vice Chair, and Liaisons. A workshop is planned to discuss various topics, including ARPA funds monitoring, the Master Plan, and capital project prioritization.

• Reorganization of Chair, Vice Chair, and Liaisons
• Workshop on ARPA funds spending monitoring
• Discussion regarding the Master Plan
• Review of debt service and borrowing
• Discussion of capital project prioritization

Charter Review Committee

The Charter Review Committee will meet to appoint a new Vice-Chair following a resignation. The committee will also review all proposed charter revisions and substantial changes to date. Additionally, members will discuss options for moving forward with the charter review process.

• Appointment of a new Vice-Chair
• Review of all proposed charter revisions to date
• Review of proposed substantial changes to the Charter
• Discussion on options for moving forward with the charter review

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will meet to reorganize its Chair, Vice Chair, and Liaisons. The committee also plans to discuss the Fall schedule and hold a workshop covering topics such as ARPA funds monitoring and capital projects.

• Reorganization of Chair, Vice Chair, and Liaisons
• Discussion of Fall schedule
• Monitoring of ARPA funds spending
• Capital projects prioritization discussion
• Master Plan discussion

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The committee will discuss various updates regarding the implementation of the Padanaram Harbor Management Plan. Topics include the MVP Grant, WQ, and marina status. The committee also intends to approve minutes from May 25 and July 7, 2022.

• Approval of May 25, 2022 and July 7, 2022 meeting minutes
• MVP Grant update
• Docks/Piers Focus Group update
• Marina update
• CZM “Stormwater Solutions for Homeowners” website discussion

Board of Library Trustees

The Board will review the roles of trustees and the library director. They will also discuss updates on the long-range plan, Southworth Wi-Fi upgrades, and solar panels.

• Long Range Plan Status
• Southworth Wi-Fi Upgrade Status
• Branch Solar Panel Update
• Review of Director's use of State Aid Funds
• Review Library Director Job Description

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The committee will meet to vote on an updated 2022-23 school calendar and the designation of equipment as surplus. The agenda also includes reports on personnel changes and a discussion regarding collective bargaining strategy.

• Vote to approve the updated 2022-23 school calendar
• Vote to designate equipment as surplus
• Report on personnel appointments, retirements, or resignations
• Executive session to discuss collective bargaining strategy with GNBEU

Conservation Commission

The Dartmouth Conservation Commission will review several requests regarding residential construction and wetland boundary determinations. Public hearings are scheduled for an offshore data collection buoy in Buzzards Bay and various property improvements. The commission will also discuss wetland bylaw revisions and environmental sampling updates.

• Public hearing for a one-year offshore data collection buoy deployment in Buzzards Bay
• Public hearing for a new single-family residence at 818 Reed Road
• Public hearing for subsurface sewerage system repairs at 14 Smith Avenue
• Request for garage and porch addition at 15 Sherbrooke Road
• Discussion of wetland bylaw and regulation revisions

Select Board

The Select Board will discuss ARPA funding and a proposed fee increase for Town Counsel. The meeting also includes the ratification of a memorandum of understanding with United Steelworkers and an appointment for an interim Director of Budget and Finance.

• Approval of Town Clerk election warrant
• Discussion regarding ARPA funding
• Proposed Town Counsel fee increase
• Ratification of United Steelworkers Memorandum of Understanding
• Eversource pole hearing on Faunce Corner Road

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will discuss increasing staff levels. The board will also enter an executive session to review submitted abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills

Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee

The Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee will discuss funding for consulting services and the creation of RFP/RFQ documents. The meeting also includes discussions regarding future meetings with vendors Fujitsu Network Communications and Tekniam.

• Approval of May 31 and June 21, 2022 minutes
• Funding for consulting services
• RFP/RFQ process and document creation
• Meetings with vendors Fujitsu Network Communications and Tekniam

Community Preservation Committee

The Community Preservation Committee will conduct a public hearing regarding various proposals. The meeting also includes a financial report and discussions regarding recommendations for the Town Warrant.

• Public hearing on proposals
• Recommendations for Town Warrant
• Financial report

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission will hold a joint meeting with the Community Preservation Committee. The purpose is to allow commission members to participate in a public hearing and discussion concerning a grant funding request for the Arthur F. Dias Landing expansion.

• Public hearing regarding Arthur F. Dias Landing expansion
• Grant funding request for a small craft/dinghy marina

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review recent bills, payrolls, and meeting minutes. The agenda includes discussions regarding a water and sewer line extension at 601 Old Westport Road and tree removal at 464 Elm Street. Additionally, the board will consider engineering service agreements for the water system.

• Discussion of water and sewer line extension at 601 Old Westport Road
• Discussion of public shade tree removal at 464 Elm Street
• Approval of Weston & Sampson agreement for water system evaluation
• Approval of Stantec proposal for Smith Neck Rd Tank asset management services
• Approval of warrants for bills payable and payrolls

Council on Aging

The July 26, 2022, meeting agenda for the Dartmouth Council on Aging consists of procedural items. The document lists the election of officers, but other listed topics are illegible.

• Election of officers

Board of Health

The Board of Health is reviewing several applications for subsurface sewage disposal construction permits. These applications include requests for regulatory waivers regarding setbacks and hole counts.

• Permit application for 7 Fernandes Way involving a waiver for deep holes
• Permit application for 670 Hixville Rd including a groundwater depth waiver
• Permit application for 47 Rock O’Dundee Rd with wetland setback waivers
• Permit application for 12 Melnic Lane regarding soil absorption system setbacks

Conservation Commission

The Commission will review several requests for wetland boundary determinations and septic system installations. Public hearings are also scheduled to discuss a residential subdivision, an offshore buoy deployment, and invasive species management.

• Proposed 7-lot residential subdivision off Bakerville Road
• Offshore data collection buoy deployment in Buzzards Bay
• Septic system installation at 12 Melnic Lane
• Invasive vegetation management at Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary
• Wetland bylaw and regulation revisions

Select Board

The Select Board will hold an executive session regarding the Finance Director contract. The open meeting includes a hearing for a fuel storage tank application and updates on water rates and ARPA funding. The board will also review committee appointments and liquor licenses.

• Hearing: Above Ground Fuel Storage Tank - Lansing Building Products
• One Day Liquor License for Dartmouth Cultural Council
• Water Rate Increases update
• ARPA Funding discussion
• Opioid Settlement Update

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will discuss the superintendent's evaluation and maintenance project updates. The committee will also hold a motion and vote regarding the South Coast Educational Collaborative Capital Reserve Fund.

• Motion and vote on South Coast Educational Collaborative (S.C.E.C.) Capital Reserve Fund
• Superintendent's Evaluation Presentation
• Update on maintenance projects
• Approval of June 27, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a site plan review for an office development project at 433 Faunce Corner Road. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from April and May 2022 and a review of legal notices.

• Site plan review for 433 Faunce Corner Road office development
• Approval of April 25, 2022, and May 9, 2022, minutes
• Review of legal notices from Fall River, Freetown, and Westport

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The agenda includes discussions regarding increasing staff levels and the Fentress First Right of Refusal. An executive session is scheduled to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Discussion of Fentress First Right of Refusal
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions
• Payment of bills

Fire District #3

The Prudential Committee will review financial reports, including cash receipts and payroll warrants. The meeting also includes discussions on capital improvement projects for Station 2 and Station 3.

• Station 3 Bathroom Renovation final payment request
• Station 3 breaker relocation
• Station 2 Roof Replacement Project
• Station 2 granite post and stump removal
• Approval of bank statement reconciliations

Finance Committee

The committee will review a line item transfer request for legal services and receive reports from various department and board liaisons. The meeting also includes the approval of available minutes.

• Line item transfer request for legal services
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons for various departments and boards

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will hear reports from various department and board liaisons. The committee will also consider a line item transfer request for legal services.

• Line item transfer request for legal services
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons for various departments and boards

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve minutes and process bill payments. The board also plans to discuss increasing staff levels and the Fentress First Right of Refusal. An executive session will be held to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Discuss Fentress First Right of Refusal
• Payment of bills
• Review of abatements and exemptions in executive session

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees is meeting to discuss new business. The agenda includes addressing the payment for the Town's portion of a water leak bill at the branch.

• Payment for Town portion of Branch Water Leak Bill

Community Preservation Committee

The Community Preservation Committee will conduct reviews of project applications. The meeting also includes a review of invoices and correspondence, as well as committee elections.

• Project application reviews
• Committee elections
• Review of invoices and correspondence

Conservation Commission

The Dartmouth Conservation Commission will hold a remote meeting on July 12, 2022. The agenda includes public hearings for a residential subdivision off Bakerville Road and commercial access construction at 80 Cross Road. The commission will also discuss wetland bylaw revisions.

• 7-lot residential subdivision proposed off Bakerville Road
• Commercial access, parking lot, and stormwater basins for Rockwood Apartments LLC at 80 Cross Road
• Request to construct a 12’ x 10’ shed and trim vegetation on Wolcott Road
• Temporary deployment of an offshore data collection buoy in Buzzards Bay
• Revisions to the Wetland Bylaw & Regulation

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will discuss the Fire Chief job description and the search for a new chief. The agenda also includes reviewing warrants, treasurer reports, and maintenance updates.

• Fire Chief job description and search process
• Vendor and payroll warrants
• Treasurer’s report
• Equipment and building maintenance
• Insurance policy renewals

Planning Board

The board will hold a public hearing for the proposed Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Drive. Members will also conduct a site plan review for a Dunkin Donuts drive-thru at 532 Russells Mills Road. Additionally, the meeting includes reviews of waterway licenses and a notice of intent to sell property.

• Public hearing for Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Drive
• Site plan review for Dunkin Donuts drive-thru at 532 Russells Mills Road
• Chapter 91 Waterways licenses for 568 Potomska Road and 2 Cottage Street
• Chapter 61A notice of intent to sell 1157 Russells Mills Road

Board of Health

The Board will review subsurface sewage disposal construction permits, including wetland setback waivers for 7 Karen Lane. The agenda also includes food service variance requests and domestic animal permit applications. Updates on tobacco and well regulations are scheduled.

• Sewage disposal permit and wetland setbacks for 7 Karen Lane
• Sushi variance request for Ying Dynasty
• Food manager exemption request from High Hill Fox and Coon Club
• Domestic animal permit applications for Sharp Street, Louthan Kirby Way, and Pine Island Rd
• Updates on tobacco and well regulations

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Dartmouth Housing Authority will hold a special meeting to discuss the Mass Works Grant and its associated costs. No other substantive business is listed on this agenda.

• Discussion regarding Mass Works Grant and its cost

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee will meet to discuss various updates related to the Padanaram Harbor Management Plan. Discussion topics include water quality, marina updates, and progress regarding docks and piers focus groups. The committee also plans to review the Harbor Economic Analysis update.

• MVP Grant update
• Water Quality update
• Docks, Piers Focus group progress
• Marina update
• Harbor Economic Analysis update

Select Board

The Select Board will review conditional employment offers for several police candidates and one-day alcohol licenses. An executive session is scheduled to discuss bargaining strategies for various unions and town counsel fee increases. The agenda also includes updates on broadband and a housing assistance program.

• Conditional employment offers for police candidates John Bates, Drew Letton, Joel Sodeinde, and Elias Alami
• One-day alcohol licenses for DNRT and Battleship Harley Davidson
• Discussion regarding conservation fee increases
• Housing Assistance Purchase Program information session
• Strategy sessions for collective bargaining with Steelworkers and all unions

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The board will also hold a discussion regarding increasing staffing. An executive session is scheduled to review abatements and exemptions.

• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Parks & Recreation Board will hold an executive session on July 5, 2022. The meeting includes a directors review and discussion regarding the health, well-being, and safety of staff.

• Executive session for directors review
• Discussion of staff health, well-being, and safety

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will meet via Zoom on June 30, 2022. The agenda includes a discussion regarding water and sewer rates and the approval of a new utility layer applicant. The board may also consider the appointment of a Director of Public Works during an executive session.

• Discussion of Water & Sewer Rates
• Approval of New Utility Layer Applicant
• Possible appointment of Director of Public Works

Dartmouth Democratic Town Committee

The Dartmouth Democratic Town Committee will host a presentation by Louro Gordner regarding the Community Electricity Aggregation Program. The session will cover program specifics and potential climate-related benefits from increased participation.

• Presentation on the Community Electricity Aggregation Program

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Parks & Recreation Board will hold an executive session to discuss the well-being of personnel following hostile acts against town park staff. The meeting also includes a discussion on security deployment and staffing for personnel safety.

• Emergency discussion regarding hostile acts against town park staff
• Emergency discussion regarding security deployment and staffing

Fire District #3

The Prudential Committee will review insurance renewals with Sylvia Insurance Company and a quote for a 2013 Ford F150. The meeting includes discussions on capital improvements for Station 2 and Station 3. Additionally, the committee will address union requests regarding contract negotiations.

• Insurance renewal with Sylvia Insurance Company
• Quote for 2013 Ford F150 annual premium
• Final payment request for Station 3 bathroom renovation
• Station 2 building renovation and roof replacement
• Union request to enter negotiations regarding contract holidays

Conservation Commission

The Dartmouth Conservation Commission will hold public hearings for single-family dwellings at 152 Fairway Drive and Ledgemont Lane. The commission will also review requests for garage construction, solar arrays, and utility installations within wetland buffer zones. Additionally, the commission will discuss potential revisions to wetland bylaws and regulations.

• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling at 152 Fairway Drive
• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling on Ledgemont Lane
• Request for garage construction at 5 Clarence Street
• Request for a solar array at 501 Potomska Road
• Discussion regarding revisions to the Wetland Bylaw and Regulation

Select Board

The Select Board will consider one-day alcohol and entertainment licenses for upcoming local events. The agenda also includes discussing the McBratney Property Lease RFQ and the dissolution of the North Branch Library Building Committee.

• One Day Alcohol License for Dartmouth Cultural Council
• One Day Entertainment Licenses for The Stackhouse Club and Padanaram Festival
• McBratney Property Lease RFQ
• North Branch Library Building Committee Dissolution
• Veteran’s Service Officer’s Contract Ratification

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will review a presentation regarding the Superintendent’s evaluation. The meeting includes discussions on summer maintenance and custodial projects. An executive session is also scheduled to provide an update on negotiations with union personnel.

• Superintendent’s Evaluation Presentation
• Maintenance/Custodial Summer Projects discussion
• Update on negotiations with union personnel
• Approval of June 6, 2022, meeting minutes

Select Board

The Select Board will meet in executive session to discuss a variance approval for a cannabis growing facility at 155 Old Fall River Road. The meeting will also address strategy regarding potential litigation.

• Variance approval for cannabis growing facility at 155 Old Fall River Road

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will discuss increasing staffing levels and expenses for an apartment building at 676 Dartmouth St. The agenda also includes the approval of meeting minutes and payment of bills.

• Discussion regarding increasing staffing
• Discussion on 676 Dartmouth St expenses for apartment building
• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Payment of Bills
• Executive Session regarding abatements and exemptions

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will discuss stormwater bylaws and fishing rules for Padanaram Bridge. The agenda includes a public hearing on tree removal at 2 Summer Street and approvals for several annual bids. The board will also consider the appointment of a new Director of Public Works in executive session.

• Public hearing: Tree removal at 2 Summer Street
• Notice of Betterments: 559/561 State Rd
• Annual bids: DSI Phase I and Water & Sewer Division FY2023
• WPC Division bid: Sodium Hydroxide 50%
• Appointment of Director of Public Works

Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee

The Municipal Broadband Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from May 31, 2022. The committee is also scheduled to discuss a consultant estimate and a Request for Proposals (RFP) for consulting services.

• Approval of May 31, 2022 minutes
• Discussion of consultant estimate
• Discussion of RFP for consulting services

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The commission will discuss updates on the Marina Project, including SEC grant progress and a CPC/CPA grant application due June 22, 2022. The meeting also includes updates regarding Rogers Street erosion and a response to a jersey barrier request.

• Marina Project SEC grant update with Foth
• CPC/CPA grant application due 6/22/22
• Response to Rogers Street jersey barrier request
• Erosion undermining CBC pier at Rogers Street

Dartmouth HS School Council

The Dartmouth High School Council will meet to approve minutes from the May 11th meeting. The agenda also includes the introduction of the new DHS Principal and a discussion regarding the draft 22-23 School Improvement Plan (SIP).

• Approval of May 11th meeting minutes
• Introduction of new DHS Principal
• Discussion of draft 22-23 SIP

Youth Commission

The Dartmouth Youth Commission will review previous meeting minutes and discuss community schools. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the use of donor funds for summer programming; other items in the provided text are illegible.

• Review of last meeting's minutes
• Use of donor funds for summer programs
• Community Schools discussion

Veterans Advisory Board

The Veterans Advisory Board met on June 15, 2022. The agenda includes the selection of officers.

• Selection of officers

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will review financial and director reports for May 2022. The agenda includes updates on a library construction project and changes to the Town Master Plan. Members will also review board goals and the library director job description.

• Update on library construction project
• Southworth Wi-Fi Upgrade
• Library Portion Changes for Town Master Plan
• Review Library Director Job Description
• Review Board goals

School Committee

The committee will discuss collective bargaining strategies with GNBEU and GNBAU. The meeting includes votes to ratify contracts for administrators and educators, as well as the adoption of the 2022/23 Student Handbook.

• Vote to ratify contract with Greater New Bedford Administrators Union
• Vote to ratify contract with Greater New Bedford Educators Union - Unit C
• Second reading and adoption of the 2022/23 Student Handbook
• Vote to approve updated Athletic Director job description and pay scale
• Discussion regarding collective bargaining strategy with GNBEU and GNBAU

Community Preservation Committee

The committee will review eligibility applications for several waterway and recreation projects. Members will also receive updates on ongoing preservation projects and discuss the October funding round schedule.

• Eligibility reviews for Dias Small Boat Access and Heritage Trail
• Review of Regional Park Playground application
• Review of Archeological Preservation Survey application
• Updates on Jones Park Playground and Mendes-Monteiro House
• Update on Schofield Farm

Conservation Commission

The Dartmouth Conservation Commission will conduct public hearings on several residential and commercial projects near wetlands. The commission will also review requests for certificates of compliance and discuss potential revisions to wetland bylaws.

• Continued public hearing for commercial access, parking, and stormwater basins at 80 Cross Road
• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling at 0 McCabe Street
• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling at 15 Westview Drive
• Request for determination of applicability for house and landscaping alterations at 227 Bakerville Road
• Discussion regarding wetland bylaw and regulation revisions

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will review the Fire Chief position and the ongoing search for a new chief. Members will also review Sam Manley's strategic planning recommendation for the department. The agenda includes routine financial warrants, treasurer reports, and maintenance updates.

• Review of Fire Chief position and search
• Strategic Planning recommendation from Sam Manley
• Vendor and payroll warrants
• Equipment and building maintenance
• Insurance policy renewals

Select Board

The Select Board will meet in executive session to discuss litigation strategy regarding a cannabis growing facility variance. The open meeting includes discussions on ARPA funding, contract reviews, and several appointments.

• Litigation strategy for cannabis growing facility variance at 155 Old Fall River Road
• Appointment of Louis Bourassa as Constable
• Appointment of Matthew Beauparland as Hearing Officer
• Discussion regarding ARPA funding
• Review of Personnel Director, Cable, and Legal Counsel contracts

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will review agency policies regarding fair housing, reasonable accommodations, and limited English proficiency. Members will also vote on bank account name changes and the appointment of Marcum Accountants as auditor. An update on a DMH project with a non-profit is scheduled for discussion.

• Vote to accept Reasonable Accommodations, Limited English Proficiency and Fair Housing Marketing Plan
• Vote to accept Marcum Accountants - Auditor
• Vote to accept May 2022 check registers for Revolving & Veterans accounts
• Discussion of DHCD Regional Legal Services Program
• Update on DMH project w/non-profit

Library Building Committee

The Library Building Committee will review construction progress and a proposed change order. The agenda also includes discussion regarding project close-out.

• Construction update and discussion
• Review and approval of a change order
• Project close-out discussion
• Approval of May 11, 2022 minutes

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee and Budget Sub Committee will meet to discuss budgetary matters. The provided notice does not include specific details regarding individual budget items or proposed changes.

• Budgetary matters

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will discuss increasing staff levels and expenses for the apartment building at 676 Dartmouth St. The meeting also includes a review of a letter regarding the removal of the FY23 Chapter Land Discount.

• Discussion on increasing staffing
• Expenses for 676 Dartmouth St apartment building
• Removal of FY23 Chapter Land Discount
• Sign Motor Vehicle Commitment Three
• Discussion on Building Permits

Board of Health

The Board will review a continued application for a domestic animal permit involving two male goats. Members will also approve minutes from March and May 2022 and authorize spending for the remainder of FY 2022. Additionally, the board will discuss updates to local tobacco and well regulations.

• Domestic animal permit application for two male goats at 77 Greystone Avenue
• Payment of bills to Humane Society ($11,840) and Seaspray container ($6,625)
• Authorization of FY 2022 spending for beach testing, office supplies, and other items
• Reorganization of the Board and appointment of a Board Physician
• Update on local regulation changes regarding tobacco and wells

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as warrant articles for the upcoming Annual and Special Town Meetings. The committee will also review line item transfer requests related to Bristol County assessments and legal services.

• Line item transfer requests for Bristol County Agricultural Assessment, Special Bristol County Retirement Assessment, and Legal Services
• Deliberation on FY 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Budget
• Review of warrant articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets along with warrant articles for upcoming town meetings. They will also review line item transfer requests related to Bristol County assessments and legal services.

• Line item transfer requests for Bristol County assessments and legal services
• FY 2023 Operating Budget deliberation
• FY 2023 Capital Budget deliberation
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting

Community Preservation Committee

The agenda contains a single item regarding the CPC reserves and a revised warrant article. No additional details or specific project descriptions are provided in the source text.

• CPC Reserves Revised Warrant Article

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The committee will consult with Sam Manley regarding strategic planning for the Fire Department. The agenda also includes a review of Acting Chief Edgecombe's employment status and the Fire Chief search.

• Strategic planning consultation with Sam Manley
• Review of Acting Chief Edgecombe's employment status
• Fire Chief Search
• Reorganization of Prudential Committee

Select Board

The Select Board will meet to discuss litigation strategies regarding GB Preserve, Bliss Corner, and a cable contract. The agenda also includes reviewing an Open Meeting Law complaint and several municipal appointments. Additionally, the board will consider extended entertainment hours for Black Bass Restaurant.

• Request for extended entertainment hours at Black Bass Restaurant
• Litigation strategy discussion regarding 52 Donald Street
• Review of an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Diane Gilbert
• Changes to officers and managers for SMUSERV INC.
• Update on the Homebuyer Assistance Program guidelines

School Committee

The School Committee will discuss a proposal to form a joint Town/School Committee standing committee regarding local Native American history and culture. The meeting also includes a district technology overview and an update on personnel negotiations.

• Proposal for a Town/School Committee standing committee regarding Native American history
• District Technology Overview presentation
• FY23 request to lease classroom space
• Update on negotiations with union and non-union personnel

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding the Windsong Acres subdivision plan. The meeting also includes a site plan review for American Pump & Well Tradesman Facility and a street determination for McCabe Street.

• Public hearing for 'Windsong Acres' 5-lot subdivision off Jason Drive
• Site Plan Review for American Pump & Well Tradesman Facility at 1 Commerce Way
• Street Determination for McCabe Street
• Review of legal notices from Fall River, Freetown, and Westport

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will hold a special meeting on June 1, 2022. The agenda includes an evaluation of the Director under old business. No new business is scheduled for this meeting.

• Director evaluation

Council on Aging

This is a procedural notice for a Council on Aging meeting scheduled for May 31, 2022. The provided agenda does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider several domestic animal permit applications and amendments. The agenda also includes a sushi variance request for Ying Dynasty and a lifeguard waiver hearing for Dartmouth Woods. Additionally, the board will review subsurface sewage disposal permits and approve recent department bills.

• Domestic animal permit applications at 90 Sharp Street and 77 Greystone Avenue
• Amendment for domestic animal permit at 74 Emmett Avenue
• Sushi variance request for Ying Dynasty
• Lifeguard waiver hearing for Dartmouth Woods at 629 State Rd
• Approval of bills including a $5,000 vaccine refrigeration unit

Board of Public Works

The Board will review warrants, payrolls, and minutes from May 5, 2022. Discussion items include an appeal for a gas service request at 472 Elm St and hydraulic modeling services from Stantec. The board will also discuss the Dartmouth Pathway Committee and bicycle recycling.

• Interview and consideration of Public Works Director appointment
• Appeal regarding 472 Elm St Gas Service Request
• Proposal for hydraulic modeling services from Stantec
• Approval of DSI Phase II Annual Bids
• Discussion on Dartmouth Pathway Committee and Bicycle Recycling Program

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The committee will discuss several progress updates regarding the Padanaram Harbor Management Plan. Topics include water quality, marina status, and the MVP Grant. Members will also review focus group progress for docks and piers.

• MVP Grant update
• Water Quality update
• Docks, Piers Focus group progress
• Marina update
• Harbor Economic Analysis update

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission will discuss updates regarding the Marina Project, including SEC grant progress with Foth. The meeting also includes discussions on Rogers Street water service discontinuance and 249 Russells Mills.

• Marina Project SEC grant update with Foth
• SEC construction grant and CPC/CPA grant eligibility application filings
• Rogers Street water service discontinuance and septic fill-in
• DEP/Contractor & 249 Russells Mills discussion

Fire District #3

The Prudential Committee will discuss insurance renewals and generator maintenance agreements. The committee will also review capital improvement projects for Station 2 and Station 3. Financial reports regarding cash receipts, disbursements, and taxation will be presented.

• Insurance renewal with Sylvia Insurance Company
• Station 1 generator maintenance agreement with South Shore Generator Sales & Service
• Final payment request for Station 3 bathroom renovation
• Station 2 building renovation and roof replacement
• Donation bid from Taylor Millspaugh

Conservation Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding several residential construction projects and drainage corrections within wetland buffer zones. Members will also discuss Eversource tree cutting on commission property and potential wetland bylaw revisions. Administrative tasks include approving minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing for Sabrina’s Landing, LLC to modify drainage at Sabrina’s Way
• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling on McCabe Street
• Public hearing for a single-family dwelling on Westview Drive
• Request for septic system upgrade determination on Rock O’ Dundee Road
• Discussion regarding Eversource tree cutting on Commission property

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will review superintendent updates and approve minutes from the May 9, 2022, meeting. The agenda includes presentations on SEPAC survey results and a request for the DHS Marching Band to operate concessions at the stadium.

• Update on negotiations with union personnel and discussion on school security
• Presentation of SEPAC Survey Results and Spotlight on Kids at Andrew B. Cushman School
• Request for DHS Marching Band and Color Guard to operate food concessions at Dartmouth Living Memorial Stadium
• Approval of May 9, 2022, meeting minutes

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding the Windsong Acres subdivision plan. The board will also discuss site plan reviews for American Pump & Well, Burger King, and Planet Fitness. Additionally, several administrative items and reports will be reviewed.

• Public hearing for Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Site plan review timeline for American Pump & Well at 1 Commerce Way
• Drive-through expansion for Burger King at 247 State Road
• Façade improvements for Planet Fitness at 718 Dartmouth St.
• Endorsement of ANR plans for Venture Drive and Sol-E-Mar Street

Select Board

The Dartmouth Select Board will meet in executive session on May 19, 2022. The board intends to discuss an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by John Haran on May 5, 2022.

• Discussion of an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by John Haran

Veterans Advisory Board

The agenda for the May 18, 2022, Veterans Advisory Board meeting contains sparse and illegible topic descriptions. No specific items or decisions are clearly identifiable in the provided text.

Select Board

The Select Board will conduct public hearings regarding Eversource conduits to Shore Acres Road and Horseneck Road. The agenda also includes discussions on potential litigation for 52 Donald Street and a purchase and sales agreement for 245 Russells Mills Road.

• Hearing: Eversource conduit to Shore Acres Road
• Hearing: Eversource conduit to Horseneck Road
• Purchase and Sales Agreement for 245 Russells Mills Road
• Potential litigation strategy regarding 52 Donald Street
• Approval of budget line item transfers

Agricultural Commission

The Agricultural Commission meeting includes discussions regarding farm listings, a brochure, and farm visits. Much of the provided agenda text is illegible or contains unidentifiable topics.

• Dartmouth Farm listings and brochure
• Farm visits
• Joint meeting with an unspecified board

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Parks & Recreation Board will meet to discuss board reorganization and staffing levels. The agenda includes a review of the FY22 budget status and Town Meeting. Additionally, the board will address a resident request for signage and an update on online sticker permitting.

• Re-organizing the Board
• Reviewing staffing levels
• FY22 budget status review
• Resident request for signage
• Update on online sticker permitting

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will discuss the cancellation of the Swansea HA management agreement and a transition to Dighton HA. Members will also review personnel policies and vote on April 2022 check registers.

• Cancellation of Management Agreement with Swansea HA effective July 1, 2022
• New Management Agreement with Dighton HA
• Discussion of Public Input, Storage, and Board Appearance policies
• Contract with Executive Director/Consultant effective July 1, 2022
• Update on DMH project with a non-profit

Dartmouth HS School Council

The Dartmouth High School Council will meet to review the District Strategic Plan. The council will also discuss the Dartmouth High School Improvement Plan for the 2022-23 school year.

• Review of District Strategic Plan
• Discussion of DHS School Improvement Plan 22-23 SY
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Library Building Committee

The committee will review minutes from the March 23, 2022, meeting. The agenda includes a construction update and discussion regarding outstanding items of old business.

• Approval of March 23, 2022, minutes
• Construction update and discussion
• Old Business – Outstanding Items
• Project Close-out (if needed)

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet remotely to review April financial and director reports. The agenda includes updates on the library construction project, Southworth Wi-Fi upgrades, and the new Long Range Plan.

• Update on library construction project
• Southworth Wi-Fi Upgrade & Wi-Fi Hotspot Policy
• New Long Range Plan
• Library portion changes for Town Master Plan
• By-Law Review

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The committee will hold elections for Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Secretary. Members will also consider the 2022/23 Student Handbook and vote on specific fund transfers. The meeting includes discussions regarding collective bargaining strategies in executive session.

• Election of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and Secretary
• First reading for adoption of the 2022/23 Student Handbook
• Vote to transfer funds
• Vote to transfer to the Transportation Reimbursement Fund
• Executive session regarding collective bargaining with GNBEU and GNBAU

Conservation Commission

The Commission will conduct public hearings regarding a commercial parking lot at 80 Cross Road and solar array installation at 54 Barneys Joy Road. Members will also discuss potential revisions to the town's wetland bylaw.

• Public hearing for commercial access, parking, and stormwater basins at 80 Cross Road
• After the fact Notice of Intent for a solar array at 54 Barneys Joy Road
• After the fact Notice of Intent for wetland restoration off John Vertente Boulevard
• Request for determination regarding a stockade fence at 42 Wilson Street
• Discussion on potential Wetland Bylaw revisions

Select Board

The Select Board will meet with the School Committee to review the school budget and a non-binding referendum vote. The agenda also includes a Director finalist interview with the Board of Public Works and discussions regarding potential litigation at Bliss Corner.

• Review of school budget and non-binding referendum vote
• Director finalist interview with the Board of Public Works
• One-day entertainment and alcohol licenses for Janet Mayer and Round the Bend Farm
• Re-appointment of Michael Gagne to Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District
• Launch of online beach sticker sales

School Committee

The committee will approve minutes from April 25, 2022, and sign warrants for bills and payroll. Discussion topics include the last day of school for 2021-2022 and a superintendent's update. An executive session will address negotiations with non-union personnel.

• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll
• Approval of April 25, 2022, meeting minutes
• Update on the last day of school for 2021-2022
• Executive session regarding negotiations with non-union personnel
• Joint session with the Select Board and Finance Committee

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will vote on canceling the management agreement with Swansea Housing Authority effective July 1, 2022. Members will also discuss several personnel policies and review a contract for the Executive Director/Consultant. Additionally, updates regarding the DMH project and transition are scheduled for discussion.

• Cancellation of Management Agreement with Swansea HA as of July 1, 2022
• Vote on personnel policies including Public Input, Storage, and Vacation
• Vote on Executive Director/Consultant contract effective July 1, 2022
• Update on DMH project with non-profit

Finance Committee

The committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. Members will also deliberate on warrant articles for the upcoming June Annual and Special Town Meetings. Additionally, there is a line item transfer request for MIS.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget
• FY 2023 Capital Budget
• June Annual and Special Town Meeting warrant articles
• Line Item Transfer Request for MIS

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. They will also deliberate on warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings. The committee will review a line item transfer request for MIS.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Line Item Transfer Request for MIS

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. The committee will also deliberate on warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating budget, capital budget, and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings. The committee will also receive reports from various department and board liaisons.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget
• FY 2023 Capital Budget
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Cornell Pond Advisory Committee

The provided document is a procedural notice for the Cornell Pond Advisory Committee. The agenda does not list any specific items, motions, or topics for discussion.

Community Preservation Committee

The committee will receive updates on the Schofield Farm and Apponaganset/Dias Landing Seawall projects. The agenda also includes reviews of CPC legal services, a revised Town Meeting warrant, and the October Town Meeting funding schedule.

• Schofield Farm project update
• Apponaganset/Dias Landing Seawall Project update
• Review of revised Town Meeting Warrant
• Discussion regarding CPC legal services
• October Town Meeting funding round schedule

Fire District #3

The Dartmouth Fire District No 3 Annual Meeting will consider several articles for the Fiscal Year 2023 budget. These proposals include funding for personnel compensation, operational expenses, and debt service for Station 1 bonds.

• Compensation for full-time firefighters and staff ($1,000,035.97)
• Station 1 bond principal and interest payments ($256,025.00 and $164,250.00)
• General expense accounts including health insurance and retirement ($871,475.00)
• Compensation for the Fire Chief and district officials ($254,461.97)
• Capital improvements and vehicle replacement funds ($525,000.00 total)

Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will review minutes from the April 4 meeting and consider several demolition applications. The agenda also includes discussions regarding DHAS, CPC, and a wall on Old Fall River Road.

• Demolition application for barn at 1402 Tucker Road to renovate to office space
• Demolition application for siding at 188 Hixville Road
• Demolition application for 6 Fremont Street involving a dormer, windows, and greenhouse removal
• Discussion regarding a wall on Old Fall River Road

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating budget, the FY 2023 capital budget, and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meeting. The committee will also receive reports from various department and board liaisons.

• FY 2023 operating budget discussion
• FY 2023 capital budget discussion
• Warrant articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will deliberate on the FY 2023 operating budget, the FY 2023 capital budget, and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meeting. The committee will also receive reports from various department and board liaisons.

• FY 2023 operating budget discussion
• FY 2023 capital budget discussion
• Warrant articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Board of Assessors

The Dartmouth Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The board will also enter an executive session to discuss specific abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills
• Executive session regarding abatements and exemptions

Dartmouth HS School Council

The Dartmouth High School Council will meet on April 27, 2022, to discuss council formation and responsibilities. The agenda also includes a review of the School Improvement Plan and a budgetary update.

• Review of Roles & Responsibilities of the School Council
• Council Formation
• Review of School Improvement Plan
• Budgetary Update

Sister City Delegation Committee

The Sister City Delegation Committee will discuss plans for a reception scheduled for May 12, 2033. Specific details regarding the event are illegible in the provided agenda text.

• Plans for a reception on May 12, 2033

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will deliberate on the FY 2023 operating budget, the FY 2023 capital budget, and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meeting. The committee will also receive reports from various department and board liaisons.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget deliberation
• FY 2023 Capital Budget deliberation
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating budget, capital budget, and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meeting. The committee will also receive reports from department liaisons.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Agricultural Commission

The Dartmouth Agricultural Commission scheduled an open meeting for April 27, 2022. The provided notice contains only boilerplate information and does not list specific topics for discussion or decision.

Council on Aging

The Dartmouth Council on Aging will review its budget report and previous meeting minutes. The agenda also includes new business and the appointment of officers.

• Budget report
• Review of minutes
• Appointment of officers
• New business

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The School Committee will hold public hearings regarding the fiscal year 2022-2023 operating and capital costs budget and school choice. The committee also plans to vote on the adoption of the budget, school choice, and two director positions.

• Public hearing on FY 2022-2023 operating and capital costs budget
• Public hearing on school choice for FY 2022-2023
• Vote to adopt the FY 2022-2023 operating and capital costs budget
• Vote on school choice for the 2022/2023 school year
• Vote to approve Academic Director and Vocational Director positions

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission will review updates on the Marina Project, including engineering, permitting, and parking requirements. The meeting also covers the 2022 mooring permit renewal process for approximately 100 holders and Rogers Street water service discontinuance.

• Marina Project engineering, permitting, and timeline updates
• Incorporation of parking into current engineering project
• May SEC grant application deadline
• Mooring permit renewal process for approximately 100 holders
• Rogers Street water service discontinuance and septic fill-in

Select Board

The Select Board will discuss a purchase and sale agreement for 245 Russells Mills Road and an update to the Storm Water By-Law. An executive session is also scheduled to discuss collective bargaining strategy and labor counsel fees.

• Purchase and Sale Agreement for 245 Russells Mills Road
• Labor Counsel Fee Increase
• Storm Water By-Law Update
• Padanaram Bridge Fishing Ban Removal
• 11 Day Carnival at the North Dartmouth Mall

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will hold an organizational meeting to elect officers and appoint a secretary. The agenda includes a discussion regarding the Dartmouth Indian Logo and proposed handbook revisions. A presentation on James M. Quinn Elementary School is also scheduled.

• Election of committee officers and appointment of a secretary
• Discussion of the Dartmouth Indian Logo
• Proposed revisions to the handbook
• Presentation: Spotlight on Kids — James M. Quinn Elementary School
• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Dartmouth Parks & Recreation Board will meet to approve minutes and hear a Director's Report. The agenda includes reviewing seasonal applications and discussing online sticker permitting.

• Review seasonal applications
• Online sticker permitting

Planning Board

The board will conduct public hearings for the Windsong Acres subdivision and review site plan amendments for Target and a medical marijuana dispensary. Members will also discuss upcoming town meeting amendments regarding stormwater management and senior housing.

• Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Site plan amendment for Target at 479 State Road
• Site plan amendment for Panagakos Registered Medical Marijuana Dispensary at 529 Faunce Corner Road
• Discussion of stormwater management and senior housing bylaw amendments
• Lot release request for Beach Rose Lane subdivision

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will conduct routine administrative business, including approving meeting minutes and processing bill payments. The board also scheduled an executive session to discuss specific abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills
• Executive session regarding abatements and exemptions

Finance Committee

The committee will deliberate on the FY 2023 operating budget, the FY 2023 capital budget, and warrant articles for the upcoming June Annual and Special Town Meeting. The agenda also includes reports from department liaisons and general budget discussions.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. They will also deliberate on warrant articles for the upcoming June Annual and Special Town Meetings.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget
• FY 2023 Capital Budget
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting

Board of Assessors

This meeting consists primarily of procedural items such as approving minutes and paying bills. The board will also enter an executive session to discuss submitted abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Payment of Bills
• Executive Session regarding abatements and exemptions

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will review bills and payrolls from March and April 2022. The agenda includes discussions regarding a John George lease and an update on the Interim Director. The board will also consider approvals for 472 Elm Street and a new utility layer contract.

• Approval of gas line/moratorium at 472 Elm Street
• Approval of New Utility Layer - Complete Landscape Services
• Discussion regarding John George lease
• Approval of bills payable for March and April 2022
• Approval of February and March meeting minutes

Conservation Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings on several proposed developments, including a warehouse at 968 Reed Road and commercial parking at 80 Cross Road. The agenda also includes requests for residential additions and piers near protected wetlands and coastal areas. Additionally, the commission will review field trip reports and discuss enforcement issues.

• Public hearing for warehouse construction at 968 Reed Road
• Public hearing for piers and boat lifts at 47 East Avenue and 1 Mattarest Lane
• Public hearing for commercial parking and access at 80 Cross Road
• Requests for residential additions and fences near wetland buffers
• Discussion of enforcement issues including 38 Arrowwood Road

Sister City Delegation Committee

The Sister City Delegation Committee will meet to evaluate plans regarding a visit from Lagoa, Azores. No other topics are listed on the agenda.

• Evaluation of plans for a visit from Lagoa, Azores

Finance Committee

The committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. They will also deliberate on warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meeting.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Veterans Advisory Board

The provided agenda contains unreadable text in the topics section. No specific items or decisions are identifiable from the document.

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. The committee will also deliberate on warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• FY 2023 Capital Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meetings
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider domestic animal permit applications and a complaint regarding animals at 92 Sharp Street. The meeting includes the reorganization of the Board and the confirmation of annual health inspector appointments. Additionally, the board will review land development regulations and a lifeguard waiver request for Dartmouth Woods.

• Domestic animal permit applications for Louthan Kirby Way, Pine Island Rd, and Sharp Street
• Reorganization of the Board including selection of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Annual appointments for MDAR Animal Health Inspectors and Public Health staff
• Request for a lifeguard waiver hearing at Dartmouth Woods, 629 State Rd
• Land development regulation review for 1060 Old Fall River Rd

Harbor Management Plan Implementation Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding MVP and Water Quality grants. Members will also review progress from the Docks/Piers Permitting Focus Group and the Marina. Additionally, the group will discuss identifying new goals and objectives for the harbor plan.

• MVP Grant update
• Water Quality Grant Update
• Docks/Piers Permitting Focus Group Update
• Marina Update
• Draft Select Board Report

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee and Select Board will hold a joint workshop. The session includes reviews of the FY 2023 budget, FY 2023 capital, and ARPA funding options.

• FY 2023 Budget Review
• FY 2023 Capital Review
• ARPA Funding Options Review

Select Board

The Select Board and Finance Committee will hold a joint workshop meeting. The agenda includes reviews of the FY2023 budget, FY2023 capital, and ARPA funding options.

• FY2023 Budget Review
• FY2023 Capital Review
• ARPA Funding Options Review

Fire District #3

The committee will review capital improvement projects for Station 2 and Station 3. They will also consider a maintenance agreement for the Station 2 generator and approve various financial reports.

• South Shore Generator Sales & Service maintenance agreement for Station 2
• Station 3 bathroom renovation
• Station 2 building renovation
• Station 2 roof replacement
• Approval of the Annual Warrant

Capital Planning Committee

The Capital Planning Committee is holding hearings with the Waterways, DPW, and Town Hall departments regarding capital requests. The committee may also deliberate on FY 2023 Capital Requests related to the Spring Town Meeting and American Rescue Plan Act.

• Hearings for Waterways, DPW, and Town Hall capital requests
• Possible deliberation on FY 2023 Capital Requests (Spring Town Meeting and ARPA)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the FY 2023 operating budget and warrant articles for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings. The committee will also review reports from various department and board liaisons.

• FY 2023 operating budget discussion
• Warrant articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The committee will discuss warrant articles and the FY 2023 operating budget for the June Annual and Special Town Meetings. The agenda also includes reports from Finance Committee Liaisons and general budget discussions.

• FY 2023 Operating Budget discussion
• Warrant Articles for June Annual and Special Town Meeting
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Capital Planning Committee

The committee will conduct hearings with departments including Police, Parks, Schools, and Waterways regarding capital requests. The meeting may also include deliberations on FY 2023 Capital Requests involving the Spring Town Meeting and American Rescue Plan Act.

• Hearings for Police, Parks, Facility Maintenance, Schools, and Waterways capital requests
• Possible deliberation on FY 2023 Capital Requests
• Review of American Rescue Plan Act funds

Board of Library Trustees

This is an annual meeting for the Board of Library Trustees. The agenda consists only of procedural items, specifically the election of officers.

• Election of officers

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will discuss an update on the library construction project and Wi-Fi upgrades at Southworth. The agenda also includes reviews of the long-range plan, librarian position hours, and cleaning expenses.

• Update on library construction project
• Wi-Fi upgrade and asbestos removal at Southworth
• New Long Range Plan
• Library portion changes for Town Master Plan
• Info Svcs Librarian position hours

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Tech High School Committee

The School Committee will conduct a first reading of the FY-23 Operating Budget. The meeting includes votes on a 2% cost of living increase for non-union personnel and an increase to student hourly rates.

• First reading for adoption of the FY-23 Operating Budget
• Vote for a 2% Cost of Living Increase for Non-Union Personnel
• Vote to increase the GNB Vocational Technical Institute Student Hourly Rate
• Vote to approve out-of-state travel for student athletes
• Vote to designate equipment as surplus

Community Preservation Committee

The Community Preservation Committee will review recommendations for the Town Meeting warrant, including a proposal for a viewing platform at Paskamansett Bridge. The committee will also receive updates on Schofield Farm and discuss the Historic Building Survey.

• Paskamansett Bridge viewing platform proposal
• Schofield Farm project update
• Historic Building Survey discussion

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The commission will discuss the Marina Project, including service agreements and project schedules. Members will also review transient boater mooring regulations and the 2022 mooring permit renewal process.

• Marina Project service agreements and draft schedules
• Cost increase for Dias Landing fall haul out
• Transient boater mooring policies and waiting list integrity
• Mooring permit renewals and late invoices for approximately 100 holders
• HMPIC dock proposal volume and process review

Fire District #3

This document is a notice for an open meeting on April 12, 2022. The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate and lacks legible topics for discussion.

Conservation Commission

The commission will review several requests for environmental determinations and hold public hearings regarding new construction projects. These include a floating trash collector in the Paskamansett River and various residential developments. The meeting also includes discussion of enforcement issues and a $3,500 drainage review invoice.

• Demolition of four dormitory buildings at 285 Old Westport Rd
• Proposed warehouse construction at 968 Reed Road
• Installation of a floating trash collector in the Paskamansett River channel
• $3,500 invoice for Brownell Boat Stands drainage review
• Construction of a pier and boat lift at 47 East Avenue

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

This document is a notice for an open meeting of the Fire District #2 Prudential Committee on April 11, 2022. The specific topics to be discussed are illegible in the provided text.

Select Board

The Select Board will reorganize the board and consider several commission appointments. The meeting also includes a public hearing for Davoli's General Store and updates regarding police grants.

• Hearing regarding Davoli's General Store premises alteration
• Appointment of 2022-2023 SRPEDD Commission Member
• One Day License request for Holy Ghost Grounds
• Review of Select Board Code of Ethics and goals
• Common Victualler licenses for John George Ice Cream, Bliss Corner, and Lake Noquochoke

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will meet on April 11, 2022. The agenda includes convening in open session and moving into an executive session regarding non-union personnel.

• Executive session regarding non-union personnel

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will discuss bank accounts and a revision to the FY2022 budget. Members are also scheduled to vote on updated policies regarding unit inspections, grounds, inventory, and air conditioners.

• Vote on FY2022 Budget Revision
• Vote on Unit Inspection, Grounds, Inventory, and Air Conditioner policies
• Update on DMH project with MassWorks
• Vote to accept March 2022 Check Registers for Revolving & Veterans

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review several administrative items, including site plan amendments for Target and Paskamansett Office Park. The agenda also includes a lot release request for Beach Rose Lane and a water-dependent license for Redwood Street.

• Site plan amendment for Target at 479 State Road
• Site plan amendment for Paskamansett Office Park at 461 Faunce Corner Road
• Lot release request for Beach Rose Lane
• Chapter 91 water-dependent license for 1 Redwood Street
• Endorsement of an ANR plan for 230 Beeden Road

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss and deliberate on the FY 2023 operating budget for departments already presented. The committee is also scheduled to review draft articles from the Community Preservation Committee.

• FY 2023 operating budget discussion
• Review of Community Preservation Committee draft articles
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss and deliberate on the FY 2023 operating budget for departments that have already presented. The committee will also review draft articles from the Community Preservation Committee.

• FY 2023 operating budget deliberation
• Review of Community Preservation Committee draft articles
• Reports from department and board liaisons

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The provided notice for the April 6, 2022, Fire District #2 Prudential Committee meeting contains no specific topics in the text, referring instead to an attached sheet.

Board of Registrar of Voters

The Board of Registrars will meet on April 5, 2022, to discuss the Annual Town Election. The provided agenda does not list specific topics for discussion beyond this item.

• Annual Town Election

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will meet to discuss the Equality & Diversity Sub-committee and the May meeting schedule. The committee is scheduled to vote on the FY23 Budget. Additionally, a Superintendent’s update will be presented.

• Vote on FY23 Budget
• Discussion on Equality & Diversity Sub-committee
• Approval of March 21 and March 22, 2022 minutes
• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll

Historical Commission

The Dartmouth Historical Commission decided to hold a public hearing on April 20, 2022. The hearing will consider Brenda VanZyl's application to replace the siding on the house located at 773 Dartmouth Street.

• Public hearing for siding replacement at 773 Dartmouth Street

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

This document is a notice for an upcoming open meeting; however, the specific topics to be discussed are illegible in the provided text.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will hold hearings regarding the operating and capital budgets for Dartmouth Public Schools and other non-operational budgets. The committee is also scheduled to review the Assessors Budget and updated financial projections.

• Hearings on Dartmouth Public Schools operating and capital budgets
• Review of Assessors Budget
• Updated financial projections and forecasts
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The committee will conduct hearings regarding Dartmouth Public Schools' operating and capital budgets. Members will also review the Assessors Budget and updated financial projections.

• Hearings for Dartmouth Public Schools operating and capital budgets
• Review of Assessors Budget
• Updated financial projections, forecasts, and position proposals

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will conduct a meeting to approve minutes and pay bills. The board will also enter an executive session to discuss submitted lists of abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills
• Executive session for abatements and exemptions

Fire District #3

The provided document is a procedural notice for an upcoming open meeting. The text contains only boilerplate information and does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

Agricultural Commission

The Dartmouth Agricultural Commission has scheduled an open meeting at 1133 Fisher Rd. The provided agenda does not list specific topics or items for discussion.

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Parks and Recreation Board will hold a joint meeting with the Select Board. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the Feasibility Study of the Recreation Center.

• Feasibility Study of Recreation Center

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold continued public hearings for a 5-lot subdivision on Jason Drive and a site plan review for 968 Reed Road. The meeting also includes administrative items regarding water-dependent licenses and property sale notices.

• Windsong Acres 5-lot subdivision off Jason Dr.
• Site Plan Review for Proposed Brownell Boat Stands Facility at 968 Reed Road
• Endorsement of ANR Plan for 794 State Road
• Chapter 91 Waterways Water-Dependent License for 1 Mattarest Lane
• Chapter 61A Notice of Intent to Sell for 380 Old Fall River Road

Health Insurance Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss MIIA health insurance premium increases and potential benefit enhancements for fiscal year 2023. Members will also review the MIIA dental plan's premium decrease and possible structure changes. The agenda includes updates on the Health Trust Fund and upcoming open enrollment.

• MIIA health insurance premium increase discussion for FY 2023
• Review of MIIA dental plan premium decrease and benefit structure
• Reorganization of the Wellness Committee
• Issuance of new Blue Cross ID cards
• FY 2023 Open Enrollment (May 1 through June 30, 2022)

Finance Committee

The committee will conduct operating budget hearings for the Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District, COA, and Town Clerk/Elections. The meeting also includes a review of budgets for the Assessors, Youth Commission, and Veterans.

• Operating budget hearings for Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District, COA, and Town Clerk/Elections
• Review of Assessors, Youth Commission, and Veterans budgets
• Reports from Finance Committee Liaisons

Open Space and Recreation Plan Steering Committee Meeting

The Steering Committee is planning upcoming public meetings, including finalizing dates and locations. The group will also work to correct GIS data for use in town and state databases.

• Finalizing proposed dates and locations for public meetings
• Reviewing draft meeting agendas and activities
• Correcting GIS data for public presentation and databases

Council on Aging

This document is a notice for an open meeting of the Dartmouth Council on Aging scheduled for March 29, 2022. The specific topics to be discussed are not clearly legible in the provided text.

Fire District #1 - Prudential Committee

The committee will hold budget hearings for the Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District, COA, and Town Clerk/Elections. Members will also review budgets for the Assessors, Youth Commission, and Veterans.

• Budget hearings for Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School District
• Budget hearings for COA and Town Clerk/Elections
• Review of Assessors budget
• Review of Youth Commission budget
• Review of Veterans budget

Board of Assessors

The Dartmouth Board of Assessors will meet to approve meeting minutes and process bill payments. The board also scheduled an executive session to review specific abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Payment of Bills
• Executive Session for abatements and exemptions
• HR personnel update

Board of Health

The Board of Health will discuss public health programs, including avian influenza and drinking water quality legislation. The agenda also includes reviewing sewage disposal permits for 180 Smith Neck Rd and nominations for the Inspector of Animals.

• Sewage disposal construction permit for 180 Smith Neck Rd
• Nominations for the position of Inspector of Animals
• Senate Bill No. 2667 regarding drinking water quality
• Review of the Soil Board Bylaw
• Updates on communicable and reportable diseases

Library Building Committee

The committee will review construction updates and discuss outstanding business items. The agenda consists of general procedural topics regarding the library building project.

• Construction update and discussion
• Project close-out

Soil Board

The board will act on several permit applications for properties on Fisher Road, Rock O’Dundee Road, Bakerville Road, and Hixville Road. The meeting also includes discussions regarding board reorganization and bylaw revisions.

• Permit application for King Fisher Corp. on Fisher Road
• Permit application for Phillip DeMoranville on Fisher Road
• Permit applications for properties on Rock O’Dundee Road
• Revision to Bylaw regarding board composition
• Board reorganization discussion

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will meet on March 22, 2022. The agenda includes a period for public comment concerning the Dartmouth Indian logo and other unanticipated matters.

• Public comment on the matter of the Dartmouth Indian logo

Board of Parks & Recreation

The Parks & Recreation Board will vote on awarding a lease for 580 Russells Mills Road and concession rights for Round Hill Beach. The meeting also includes discussions regarding Jones Park field usage and a recreation center feasibility study.

• Awarding the lease of 580 Russells Mills Road
• Awarding concession rights to Round Hill Beach
• Approval of returning hires
• Discussion of Jones Park field usage
• Rec Center Feasibility Study

Dartmouth Waterways Management

The Dartmouth Waterways Management Commission will discuss the Marina Project. This includes reviewing a contract for services agreement, its cost breakdown, and project responsibilities. The commission will also review minutes from the March 8, 2022, meeting.

• Review of Marina Project contract for services agreement and cost breakdown
• Discussion of project responsibility and chain of command
• Review of March 8, 2022, meeting minutes

Fire District #3

The Prudential Committee will discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and review financial reports. The agenda also includes several capital improvement projects for Station 2 and Station 3.

• Fiscal Year 2023 Budget discussion
• Hilltop Securities Annual and Disclosure Reports (FY ended June 30, 2021)
• Purchase of fire rated insulated steel attic ladder
• Station 2 roof replacement and heat disconnection
• Station 3 bathroom renovation and door replacement

Conservation Commission

The commission will hold public hearings for projects including a stone seawall on Elm Street and a pier on East Avenue. Members will also discuss proposed changes to filing fees and updates on enforcement matters.

• Public hearing for stone seawall at 218-278 Elm Street
• Public hearing for a fixed pier and boat lift at 47 East Avenue
• Request for certificates of compliance on Smith Neck Road
• Discussion regarding proposed revised filing fees
• Enforcement updates for Bergeron Rd and 38 Arrowhead Lane

Fire District #2 - Prudential Committee

The provided document is a notice for an open meeting scheduled for March 21, 2022. The specific topics to be discussed are illegible in the provided text.

School Committee

The Dartmouth School Committee will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed FY23 school budget. The meeting also includes a presentation titled "Spotlight on Kids" and discussions concerning the Equality and Diversity Sub-committee.

• Public hearing for the proposed FY23 school budget
• Signing of warrants for bills payable and payroll
• Discussion of the Equality and Diversity Sub-committee
• Presentation: Spotlight on Kids — Dartmouth High School
• Approval of minutes from March 7, 2021, and March 8, 2022

Board of Assessors

The meeting includes procedural items such as approving minutes and processing bill payments. The board will also enter an executive session to discuss specific abatements and exemptions.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Payment of bills
• Executive session regarding abatements and exemptions

Sister City Delegation Committee

The committee will discuss logistics for a visit involving the Azores in May. Other agenda items regarding memorial topics and payments contain illegible text.

• Logistics for a visit in May
• Finalizing payment (text unclear)

Veterans Advisory Board

The provided agenda for the Dartmouth Veterans Advisory Board contains only procedural notice information. No identifiable discussion topics or items are listed in the document.

Fire District #3

This document is a procedural notice for an open meeting on March 15, 2022. The specific topics intended for discussion are not clearly legible in the provided text.

Affordable Housing Trust

The Affordable Housing Trust met to consider a consulting contract for the Homebuyer Assistance Program. The agenda includes approval of a contract with Leonardi Array Architects.

• Approval of consulting contract with Leonardi Array Architects for the Homebuyer Assistance Program

Select Board

The Select Board will consider a consulting contract for the Affordable Housing Assistance Purchase Program and discuss the Statewide Opioid Settlements agreement. The agenda also includes appointments and updates on local business hours and zoning applications.

• Approval of consulting contract for the Affordable Housing Assistance Purchase Program
• Change of Sunday hours for Allendale Country Club
• Change of officers for Olive Garden
• Appointment of Kevin Estes to the Municipal Broadband Committee
• Proposed name change for the Senior Center

Dartmouth Housing Authority Agenda

The Board will conduct a public hearing regarding the Annual Plan. Members will also vote on the Language Proficiency Policy and agreements for Mass Works. The meeting includes an update on the DMH project with MassWorks.

• Annual Plan public hearing
• Vote on Language Proficiency Policy
• Vote on agreements for Mass Works
• Section 8 Admin Plan revisions
• Approval of February 2022 check registers