Board of Selectmen Town Meetings

RCL February 22, 2016 Meeting notes

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File for Civic News:  RyeBOSrclNotes022216revBfinal

  1. The consultant reported on the results of the Ocean Blvd. Parking Study.  The first-year capital investment would be $228,350 to do the area near Jenness Beach.  Annual profit starting the second year would be approximately $200,000. More Detail
  2. Beth Yeaton will be retiring as Town Clerk at the end of April.  More Detail
  3. The Selectmen approved a letter of intent allowing the Heritage Commission to begin seeking grants to place the bell from the Old South School in the existing Town Hall, or if torn down, in a new Town Hall. More Detail
  4. The Selectmen will not unseal the Town Hall Committee non-public minutes relating to the 541 Washington Rd. acquisition, the subject of the $460,000 Warrant Article 4 this year, until after the election.    More Detail
  5. Beach permit applications will be reviewed in a single session sometime after the March 1 application deadline.  More Detail

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