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I ON SELECTMEN
• Hear a request for fee waivers from Nantucket Homes for People, tabled from last week's meeting. • Hear a request from the Planning Commission for support of an application to the Community Preservation Committee to fund the position of a housing planner/specialist position. • Hear a request from the Nantucket Housing Office for letters of support for three applications to the Community Preservation Committee for housing-related projects. One is to create two rental units on Miller's Lane; another is for modular units at 2 Clarendon St. and 3 Norquarta Drive and another is for the well and possibly septic for 11 Monohansett Road. • Hold a public hearing to consider adoption of street opening regulations, continued from July 18. • Hold a public hearing on an application from Great Harbor Yacht Club for a common victualler's license. • Hold a public hearing to consider an application from Cisco Brewers for an annual malt only, on-premises license for its brewery at 5 Bartlett Farm Road.
• Hold a public hearing to consider an appeal from Stephen A. Wise of Historic District Commission certificates of appropriateness for 2 East Hallowell Lane. • Ratify the selectmen's goals for 2007 - 2008. AT ITS MEETING ON AUG. 8, THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN: • Heard an announcement from Marine Superintendent Dave Fronzuto that the town is looking into developing regulations for fishing in island ponds and that the Harbor Plan Implementation Group will meet in early September. • Unanimously voted to accept a collective bargaining agreement for the police department. • Unanimously approved an annual $10 application fee for people on the taxi license waiting list. • Discussed but took no action on the town's January letter to the Department of Environmental Protection regarding Great Harbor Yacht Club's application for a Chapter 91 waterways license. The board wants to see how the Department of Environmental Protection rules on 13 recommendations for the license submitted to DEP by the selectmen.
• Unanimously ratified an action from a Monday workshop to change the date for the Special Town Election from Tuesday, Sept. 11 to Tuesday, Sept. 18. The date was changed because of a conflict with the Town Clerk's schedule. The ballot contains one question for a $1 million override to help pay for the town's purchase of 10 and 12 Washington St. to use as a shuttle bus hub. If the override fails, the sum of $2.5 million the town anticipates from the sale of Surfside area property to the Land Bank, planned for use towards the Washington Street parcel, would possibly go into the town's general fund, said Selectman Brian Chadwick.
- Compiled by Mary Lancaster
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