I ON SELECTMEN

PattyRoggeveen

At 2:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 the selectmen held a meeting at 10-12 Washington St. to discuss potential development of the property as a NRTA bus hub.

At 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 13 the selectmen met in the Land Bank conference room to discuss potential Town Meeting warrant articles and potential options for developing the property at 2 Candle St.

At a 3 p.m. workshop today, Wednesday, Nov. 14 in the town building conference room, the selectmen will discuss the process for a site assignment hearing for Reis Trucking. The company is proposing to build a solid waste transfer station at 30 Bunker Road for construction and demolition debris, asphalt, brick and concrete. The Department of Environmental Protection has issued a report assessing the site as suitable for the facility. The selectmen must begin a public hearing on the application by Dec. 3 and reach a decision within 45 days of the initiation of the hearing.

AllenReinhard

AT ITS MEETING TONIGHT, NOV. 14, AT 6 P.M. IN THE TOWN BUILDING, THE BOARD WILL:

• Make appointments to the Finance Committee, the Capital Program Committee and the Nantucket Historical Commission.

• Hear a request from Our Island Home to accept a $2,000 donation from a bequest by Aldys S. Chapman through the Abiah Folger Franklin chapter of the DAR to be used for a new living room TV for the facility.

• Hear a request for a change of manager at The Starlight Cafe.

• Hear a request from the Nantucket Land Council for approval of a conservation restriction on the Borchert property at 14 Burnt Swamp Lane.

• Hear a town administrator's report, if any.

• Hear a selectmen's report on 2007-2008 goals and objectives and monthly workshop/liaison reports.

WhiteyWillauer

AT ITS MEETING NOV. 7, THE SELECTMEN:

• Heard an acknowledgement from Town Manager Libby Gibson echoed by the board for the efforts made by the Emergency Management Team, the DPW and other agencies to protect the community during the nor'easter on Saturday, Nov. 3.

• Made another announcement that citizen articles for the 2008 Annual Town Meeting are being accepted until Nov. 23. Three submitted include one to alter the language of the leash law; one to extend the town's land lease for the VFW's new Bunker Road headquarters; and one to include 11 parcels in 'Sconset to the Siasconset Sewer District.

•Held a public hearing to consider applications for openings on the Finance Committee, Capital Program Committee and Nantucket Historical Commission. Finance Committee applicants are Michael Glowacki, Jim Kelly and Andrew Craighead. The Historical Commission applicant is Deborah Timmermann. Capital Program Committee applicants are Peter Hoey and Don Shea. Appointments will be granted on Nov. 14.

BrianChadwick

• Unanimously approved a request from Sherburne Commons, Inc., to amend its ground lease to allow its 13 affordable elder rental units to become available to persons earning no more than 80 percent of the median income for Nantucket County. The previous cutoff was for applicants earning no more than 50 percent of the median income. The change in terms is for a five-year period.

• Learned that a request from the Westmoor Club to extend its sewer connection permit was withdrawn because the decision has been remanded to DPW head Jeff Willett. According to documents for the request, changes in design have led to a need for an extension for permits that expire on Nov. 30 but have not been used because of the changes.

MikeKopko