Canton, MA Select Board PLUS Podcast

Water/Sewer Policy Committee of June 7, 2023

An important meeting on water and Sewer rate analysis and Vote recommendations for the FY24 Water and Sewer Rates for Canton

Meeting Date: Meeting Time: Meeting Location:

Wednesday, June 7, 2023

1:00 PM
Carroll Conference Room Memorial Hall 801 Washington St., Canton MA, 02021
And accessible Virtually via Zoom

Water & Sewer Rate Policy Committee Meeting Notice

Town of Canton

Water & Sewer Rate

Study Committee

Patricia Cawley Dan Cole
C. David Emhardt Randy Scollins Chris Sykes

Mike Trotta

Water & Sewer Rate Policy Committee Agenda –

Accessible Virtually (see details below)

This meeting is being recorded by the Town of Canton. Items may be taken out of order.

New Business

• Review Water and Sewer Rate Analysis
• Discuss and vote a recommendation regarding FY 2024 Water and Sewer rates.

• Adjourn

If a topic becomes known prior to 48 hours before the scheduled meeting, the Committee will update this posting. The Committee may also discuss a topic or topics not reasonably anticipated by the Chair 48 hours before the meeting.

Planning Board of June 7, 2023

CANTON PLANNING BOARD

Members:
Patricia McDermott, Chair David McCarthy, Vice Chair Kathy Gibbs McCormack, Clerk Joseph Amrhein, Member
Jim Quigley, Member

AGENDA

PLANNING BOARD MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2023 MEMORIAL HALL
801 Washington Street Salah Meeting Room
6:30 P.M. *2nd Update*

( 1 ) REORGANIZATION OF THE PLANNING BOARD
( 2 ) CANTON HOLDINGS, INC. Proposed Town of Canton Parking Lot (Plymouth Rubber Site)

(Bernie Plante, Canton Holdings, Inc.)

( 3 ) 1177R PLEASANT STREET (Union Lane Subdivision-Wardwell Road) – Definitive Subdivision Plan for the construction of a three (3) lot subdivision (Discussion of Cost-to-Complete and Bond. (Paul Feldman, South Shore Development, Applicant; Timothy J. Power, PE, PVI Site Design, Engineer; Richard R. Staiti, Attorney)

( 4 ) 486 WASHINGTON Street – (New Life Massage Center) – Juan Chen, Applicant Proposed Sign
( 5 ) CANTON RESERVE (Stillwater) (Bryan Weiner, Toll Brothers) – Discussion regarding Bond, Lot Release

(Certificates of Occupancy) and Completion of Subdivision

( 6 ) MCKENDRY GROVE (Greenlodge Street) – (Discussion of Cost-to-Complete; Lot Release & Bond) (Dave Farrar, Marchionda & Associates, LP; Anthony Yebba, Developer)

( 7 ) 741 WASHINGTON STREET – Site Plan Approval for a proposed 6-unit residential development on a 21,645 Square foot lot, including construction of a new 3-unit residential building and conversion of an existing single family dwelling into a 3-unit residential building. (Cameron Bagherpour, Owner; Ryan Boucher, PVI Site Design)

( 8 ) *Updated*741 WASHINGTON STREET –(Design Review Board Application) Approval for construction of a new 3-unit residential building and conversion of an existing single family dwelling into a 3-unit residential building. (Cameron Bagherpour, Owner; Ryan Boucher, PVI Site Design)

( 9 ) 0, 520 and 530 TURNPIKE STREET – Site Plan and Special Permit Review for the construction of a Proposed 100,000 sq. foot Warehouse Facility (off Arboretum Drive) - Oliver Street Capital on behalf of Atlantic Oliver II Turnpike Street LLC and Considine Development Co, LLC- (Michael Coskren, Oliver Street Capital; Bryan Sutherlin, Beals Associates; Lawrence M. Beals, Beals Associates )

( 10 ) 340 PINE STREET –Site Plan Review for a proposed Contractor Warehouse and Office Building and related site improvements on a 8.1 acre lot (George Pickering, Owner; Paul Brodmerkle, Site Design)

( 11 ) 362 TURNPIKE STREET (location of former 99 Restaurant) (Moss Hill Investments, LLC, Owner)– Site Plan Review for a proposed self-storage facility on a 118,930 square foot (2.73 acre) parcel (Paul Schneiders, Attorney; Brian Gault; Chris Peterson; Luke DiStefano)

SCHEDULED HEARINGS

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*Updated* MARIELLA ESTATES (Bullens Way) - Discussion of Unfinished Roadway and Subdivision Planning Board Committee Appointments
Summer Schedule – July & August
Review & Approval of May 17, 2023 Minutes

Topics not reasonably anticipated by the Chair 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Next Meeting: June 21, 2023

St Gerard’s ReUse Committee Meeting of June 7, 2023 -

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AGENDA TOWN CLERK CANTON, MA

St Gerard’s Reuse Committee Meeting Wednesday, June 7, 2023 - 6:00 PM Pequitside Tavern, 79 Pleasant St

1. Review of Past Meeting Minutes and Vote to Approve

2. Key Informant Responses Discussion

3. Review and Discuss Cun'ent Data within the Database

4. Review Housing Production Plan Report as Potential Model

5. Assign Next Tasks with Due Dates to Make Report Deadline to Select Board July 25

6. Update on Temporary Use Plans

7. Next Scheduled Meeting Wednesday, June 21 6:00 PM at Pequitside Tavern

8. Old Business, New Business

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments

10. Adjourn

Select Board of June 6, 2023

Select Board

Meeting Agenda

June 6, 2023, 5:30 p.m.
Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street, Canton, MA Salah Meeting Room

Chair Thomas W. Theodore | Vice-Chair John J. Connolly Ɩ Clerk Michael C. Loughran I Christopher M. Albert I John R. McCourt

Town Administrator Charles E. Doody

Time	Item	Speaker
5:30 PM	Recognition of the Black Excellence on the Hill Award	Clerk
5:40 PM	Randolph at York Street Intersection-update; Vote to Approve: paving street and crosswalk project on Washington St. in the amount of $600,000	M. Trotta
5:50 PM	Action Items/New Business
1.	Vote to Accept: Lowest cost bid Stop-Loss Health Reinsurance Bid	R. Scollins
2.	CABI Membership discussion	C. Doody
3.	Vote to Appoint: Alternate Members to Zoning Board- Matthew Carlton; Barbara St. Andre	Clerk
4.	Vote to Appoint: Parks and Recreation Maintenance Workers- Day position (year round)-Gregg Skelton Evening position (during rink operations)-Tristan Cahill	Clerk
5.	Vote to Appoint: Seasonal Parks and Recreation Staff- Aiden Lau-Lifeguard (new) Regan McDonough-Lifeguard (rehire) Sarah Buchsbaum-Lifeguard (new) Joe Noone-Lifeguard (new)	Clerk
6.	Vote to Appoint: Members to the Canton Diversity Equity Inclusion Committee Naomi Akan; Nichola Gallagher; Kathleen Howley; Melanie Martin	Clerk
7.	Vote to Approve: Request to hold the Ponkapoag Civic Children’s Triathalon Event to be held on Sunday, August 27, 2023, beginning at 10:00 AM.	Clerk
8.	Vote to Approve: Request for mitigation funds in the amount of $2006 for the remainder of Earl Newhouse Waterfront project (LWGF and CPA sign and fee to	Clerk

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	record agreement at registry of deeds)
9.	Vote to Accept and Authorize: the use of the gift in accordance with the terms there of under MGL Ch. 44 § 53A; the donation of $5000 from the Canton Area Helpline for the Parks and Recreation Department	Clerk
6:15 PM	Action Items/Old Business	Clerk
1.	Vote to accept: Voluntary surrender of Liquor License, Common Vicutaller’s License, Entertainment Permit and Amusement Device Permit from Golden Ocean Development Inc., dba Panda Gold, 599 Washington St. Canton	C. Doody
2.	Application for Common Victualler’s License FitFuel follow up discussion	Clerk
6:25 PM	Action Items/Other Business
1.	The Vendor Warrant total for the week of 5/26/2023: $3,365,254.53 The Payroll Warrant total for the week of 5/26/2023: $ 277,879.86	Clerk
6:30 PM	Minutes
1.	Vote to Approve: Minutes from Select Board Meeting of May 23, 2023	Clerk
6:35 PM	Announcements
1.	The Select Board will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 p.m. in the Salah Meeting Room, Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street	Clerk
6:40 PM	Executive Session
1.	To discuss strategy with respect to litigation (sewer main replacement at 655 Washington St.) as a discussion in open meeting may have a detrimental effect litigating position of the public body.

Topics not anticipated by the Chair 48 hours in advance of the meeting 2. s

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Update on part-time Clerk in Department of Elder and Human Services

Vote to Appoint: Seasonal Parks and Recreation Staff

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new lifeguard

Delana Butler, Dorone Tofias, Kenny Li, Kevin Shi

Canton Board of Health of June 5, 2023

Canton Board of Health Meeting Agenda Monday, June 5th, 2023 Salah Meeting room at 6 pm

2nd Floor - Town Hall 801 Washington Street

Reorganization of the Board: Yearly rearrangement Canton Board of Health positions.

Keeping of Animals: Application by William Mellon to keep 2-6 chickens at 123 Bolivar Street

Discuss/Vote: Request for local upgrade approval from the State Sanitary Code, Title 5, to allow a 3-foot separation from the bottom of the proposed soil absorption system to ground water in lieu of the required 4-separation; for a septic repair at 152 Bailey Street

Discuss: Tobacco Violation for Springdale Variety

Licensing: Food Service License at 110 Washington Street Canton Corner Café. (previously named Kellys) New owner Charles Saab. Effective April 6, 2023. Temporary was issued. Please approve Food Service C >100 Seats

Hazardous Material: Name change, formally Chemic Laboratories Inc. has changed its name to Solvias USA LLC.

Lifeguard Determination:

Homewood Suites 50 Royall Street.

Debbie’s Swimming 31 Charles Drive.

Discussion

State and Federal COVID-19 public health emergency ended May 11, 2023

Use of $1,000 grant funding from Norfolk County Commissioners’ & District Attorney Morrisey’s Opioid Grant Program for Narcan purchase and training

Ruth Slattery and Meg Goldstein from Health Department attended Heritage Day, May 20, 2023, providing summer safety information.

Vouchers and Bills: Please review and sign. Minutes: April 3rd Please Review & Sign

The Board of Health may also discuss topics not reasonably anticipated by the Chairperson 48 hours in advance of the meeting

Adjournment

2023 BOH Meeting dates Monday July 10th Monday August 7th Monday Sept 11th Monday October 2nd Monday November 6th Monday December 4th

St. Gerard’s ReUse Committee of May 31, 2023

AGENDA
St Gerard’s Reuse Committee Meeting Wednesday, May 31, 2023 - 6:00 PM Pequitside Tavern, 79 Pleasant St

I. Review of Past Meeting Minutes and Vote to Approve

2. Update on Temporary Use Plans (Food Pantry, Kids Camp, Fire Department)

3. Update on Survey Responses

4. Recap of Previous Events

   1. Shredding Event at Senior Center, Friday, May 5

   2. Town Meeting, Monday, May 8

   3. Canton Heritage Festival, Saturday, May 20

   4. Others?

5. Moving Into the Next Phase

   1. Confirm all events are concluded.

   2. Has all data been received? Events, Key Informant Interviews?

   3. Discuss How to Generate Findings, confirm “by whom by when.”

   4. Final Presentation of Findings (PPT, Report Format)

6. Next Scheduled Meeting Wednesday, June 7 6:00 PM at Pequitside Tavern

7. Old Business, New Business

VIII. Questions/Concerns/Comments IX. Adjourn

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School Committee of May 25, 2023

Canton School Committee

Open Meeting Agenda

Chan of Exel: Creg a Cul of Acime, Equ, Iniro an Joy

Members of the public can access the meeting via live stream over the "Student Station" on Comcast 12/Verizon 41 and on Verizon HD2143 as well as CantonCommunityTv.org for specific and easy links to streamed LIVE coverage of the School Committee. The LIVE link will go up on the day of the meeting.

May 25, 2023

Canton High School Distance Learning Lab 900 Washington Street Canton, MA 02021

5:30 PM Executive Session 6:00 PM Open Session

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Call to Order

Executive Session For the purpose of discussing strategy with respect to collective bargaining with the Canton Educators Association (CEA) as an Open Meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public body.

(15 min.) Superintendent’s Report Superintendent Folan will present District progress, highlights, and accolades.

Teaching and Learning

1. (30 min.) Literacy Discussion: Ms. Rooney, Ms. Abrams, Ms. Ashley and Dr. Morgan will share literacy updates.

2. (30 min.) Social Studies Review: Ms. Rooney, Ms. Abrams, Mr. Natale and Mr. Connor will share a Social Studies Curriculum review update.

New Business

1. (25 min.) Transportation Efficiency Report: CPS Transportation Consultant, Rich Labrie, will share the April 2023 CPS School Transportation Efficiency Report.

2. (60 min) PreK and Elementary End-of-Year School Improvement Plans (SIPs): Principals will share their end-of-year SIPs.

3. (15 min.) Cabot Fund (VOTE): Mr. Marshall will share the Cabot Fund recommendations and ask for a vote of approval.

4. (20 min.) Human Resource Restructuring Recommendations: Superintendent Folan will discuss the proposed Human Resources Restructuring implementation plan.

5. (5 min.) Solidarity Statement (1st Read): The School Committee will share a first read of a solidarity statement against racism and discrimination in all its forms.

6. (15 min.) District Goal Update: Superintendent Folan will provide an update on Priority #3, Goal #2 pertaining to creating a shared vision for high-quality curriculum planning, instruction
   and assessment across the District. A published version of the vision is to be shared.

Unfinished Business
1. (10 min.) Policy Section E - 3rd Read (VOTE): Members of the policy subcommittee will present

Section E for a possible vote of approval.

(5-30 min.) Public Comment Please click here to sign up to make a public comment. Public comment allows individuals to express an opinion or share a comment on issues to be discussed on the meeting agenda and/or within the School Committee's authority. It is not an opportunity for discussion dialogue between individuals and

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the School Committee or Administration. To respect the time of all participants in the meeting, the totality of individual comments cannot exceed 5 minutes. For more information and guidance on making public comments, please see the CPS policies here.

8. (10 min.) Director of Finance and Operations Report

9. (5 min.) Consent Agenda The consent agenda is designed to expedite the District's handling of routine and miscellaneous business. The School Committee may adopt the entire Consent Agenda with one motion. At the request of any committee member, any item(s) may be removed and placed on the Regular Agenda for discussion. Note: per Robert’s Rules of Order: A member’s absence from the meeting for which minutes are being approved does not prevent the member from participating in their correction or approval.

   1. Regular Session Minutes: April 27, 2023, May 11, 2023

   2. Executive Session Minutes: April 27, 2023, May 11, 2023

   3. Warrant: May 26, 2023

10. (5 min.) Update of Sub-Committee, Task Force and Liaison Posts In addition to the core role of governing our schools, the Canton School Committee creates, participates in, and/or designates representatives to help manage issues of particular importance to the school district or town. They are listed below for reference in order to prompt priority updates from or questions of representatives as relevant.

    1. Subcommittees and Negotiation Teams - Policy, Budget and Finance, Units A&E Contracts, AFSCME Units Contract

    2. School Committee Ad Hoc Task Forces/CPS Advisory Committees - Content and Communications, District Planning Process Design, Superintendent Evaluation Process Design, Security and Safety Review, Routine District Attorney Review

    3. Liaisons Appointed to Positions on Joint Committees - Master Planning Implementation Committee (MPIC), Canton Community Preservation Committee (CCPC), Building and Renovations Committee (BRC), Canton Diversity Equity and Inclusion (CDEI), Sustainability, Health Insurance Advisory Committee (HIC), Canton Alliance Against Substance Abuse (CAASA), CPS Wellness/SWAG, GMS MSBA School Building Committee, GMS MSBA Design Project TeamCommittee

    4. Liaisons to CPS or Town Boards, Committees, and Municipally-Governed Groups - Annual Town Meeting Prep Committee, Select Board, Town Finance Committee, Capital Planning

    5. Liaisons to Groups Serving Canton Public Schools - CAPE, CAPT, Student Advisory Committee

    6. Liaisons to Regional Organizations - Teaching Education Collaborative (TEC), Massachusetts Association

       of School Committees (MASC)

11. Other Business Topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours in advance of the meeting.

12. Future Business The next Open Session meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 8, 2023 @ 6:00 pm.

13. Adjournment

    The listing of matters is those reasonably anticipated by the Chair which may be discussed at the meeting. Not all items listed may in fact be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to the extent permitted by law.

Zoning Board of Appeals of May 25, 2023

TOWN OF CANTON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

May 25, 2023

Meeting starts at 6PM Salah Meeting Room, 2nd Floor

AGENDA

SCHEDULED HEARINGS

Hannah Somers – 33 Fairview Road – 21-23-SP-V
Special Permit for use to rent backyard by the hour for use as a private dog park

Canton Holdings, LLC/Town of Canton/Canton Copperworks, LLC – 60 Coppersmith Way – 22-23-SPA-SP-V
Construct a 67-stall parking lot to be used by the Paul Revere Heritage entity and the Town of Canton

Revere & Son Heritage Trust Corp./Town of Canton – Intersection of Revere Street & Revolution Way – 23-23-SP-V
Install a new free-standing monument sign

Revere & Son Heritage Trust Corp./Town of Canton – 0 Revere Street – 24-23-SP-V Install a new free-standing monument sign

INFORMAL HEARINGS

Canton Farmer’s Market/Jessica Hesselschwerdt – 960 Washington Street
Display banner for advertisement for the Canton Farmer’s market and entertainment on the front lawn of the Rodman Building

CONTINUATIONS TO BE DISCUSSED

340 Pine Street Realty Trust/George Pickering, Trustee – 340 Pine Street – 3-23-SPA-SP-V (GP, JM, MK)
Site Plan Approval to construct a 18,750 sq. ft. contractor’s warehouse and office building and a Special Permit for reduced parking

Michael Coskren-Oliver Street Capital/Considine Development Co LLC & Atlantic Oliver II Turnpike – 0, 520, & 530 Turnpike Street – 15-23-SPA-SP-V (GP, BS, MK)
Construct a 100,000 sq. ft single story warehouse with internal office space with a maximum height of 50’

Board Business

•   Minutes from previous meeting

•   Decisions from previous meeting

  Topics not reasonably anticipated by the Chairman 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Adjourn
  Next meeting: June 8, 2023

Conservation Commission of May 24, 2023

7:00 P.M. Open Meeting

Minutes: April 26, 2023

WETLAND AND STORMWATER PERMIT AGENDA ITEMS:
VOTE TO SIGN AND ISSUE WETLAND AND STORMWATER PERMITS:

REQUEST FOR PARTIAL/FULL CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE: Intersection of Chapman and Neponset Street

DUPLICATE

DEP File # 124-227

CONSERVATION COMMISSION Tavern Room, Pequitside Farm
79 Pleasant Street, Canton, MA 02021 Wednesday May 24, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M. AGENDA

WETLAND AND STORMWATER PERMIT PUBLIC HEARINGS:

Public hearings will be taken in order

Wetland Notice of Intent, Neponset Street Right-of-Way, Charles Doody, Town of Canton, Parcel ID N/A, DEP File #124-1329. For redevelopment of Neponset Street between Van Buren Street and Washington Street to include installation of new 10’ wide bituminous shared use path, vertical granite curbing, and removal and resetting of existing sidewalk, road pavement, associated traffic signal, and utilities within 200 feet of the Canton River/East Branch of the Neponset River, within 30 foot No Disturbance Zone of Bank, and within Bordering Land Subject to Flooding.

Wetland Notice of Intent, 340 Pine Street, 340 Pine Street Realty Trust, Parcel ID #56-3, DEP File #124-1325.

(Continued from April 26, 2023).

Wetland Notice of Intent, 0 Revere Street, 60 Coppersmith Way and 50 Coppersmith Way, Bernie Plante, Canton Holdings LLC, Parcel ID 15-86-0, 194-0 and 150-0, C-02-23. (continued from April 12, 2023, April 26, 2023).

Wetland Notice of Intent, 30 Coppersmith Way/104 Revere Street Lot 8, Richard Brandstatter, Canton Holdings, LLC, Parcel ID 15-148, DEP File #124-1324 (continued from April 12, 2023, April 26, 2023).

Wetland Notice of Intent, 0, 520, 530 Turnpike Street, Michael Coskren/Oliver Street Capital, Parcel ID 91-1, 91-16, 91-18 & 77-8, DEP File 124-1328. (Continued from February 8, 2023, March 8, 2023, March 22, 2023, April 12, 2023, April 26, 2023).

For the construction of a 10-lot subdivision within 100 Feet of Bordering Vegetated Wetland.

OLD BUSINESS

None

NEW BUSINESS

Discussion on FY25 (July 1, 2024) Community Preservation Committee request(s).
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CORRESPONDENCE

None

CONSERVATION COMMISSION Tavern Room, Pequitside Farm
79 Pleasant Street, Canton, MA 02021 Wednesday May 24, 2023 @ 7:00 P.M. AGENDA

TOPICS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIRMAN 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF MEETING ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING IS JUNE 14, 2023.

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Select Board Meeting of May 23, 2023

Select Board

Meeting Agenda

May 23, 2023, 5:30 p.m.
Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street, Canton, MA Salah Meeting Room

Chair John J. Connolly | Michael C. Loughran Ɩ
Clerk Thomas W. Theodore I Christopher M. Albert I John R. McCourt

Town Administrator Charles E. Doody

Time	Item	Speaker
5:30 PM	Re-organization of the Select Board	Clerk
5:35 PM	Vote to Approve: Temporary Outdoor Dining for Takara, 538 Washington St.	Clerk
5:45 PM	Update Subsidized Housing Inventory	K. Shea
5:55 PM	Action Items/New Business
1.	Vote to Approve: Select Board Meeting Schedule July 2023-December 2023	Clerk
2.	Vote to Appoint: Select Board Members to CAASA, Master Plan Implementation Committee	Clerk
3.	Vote to Appoint: Town Planner	Clerk
4.	Vote to Appoint: CCPC Representative to Affordable Housing Trust	Clerk
5.	Vote to Appoint: Member to Parks and Recreation Commission	Clerk
6.	Vote to Appoint: Member to Economic Development Committee	Clerk
7.	Vote to Appoint: Member to Beautification Committee	Clerk
8.	Vote to Appoint: Member to Cultural Council	Clerk
9.	Vote to Appoint: Capital Planning Representative to the Community Preservation Committee	Clerk

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10.	Vote to Appoint: Parks and Recreation Representative to the Community Preservation Committee	Clerk
11.	Vote to Appoint: Member to the Sustainability Committee	Clerk
12.	Vote to Appoint: School Committee Representatives to: Master Plan Implementation Committee; Community Preservation Committee; Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Committee; Sustainability Committee; CAASA; Health Insurance Advisory Committee	Clerk
13.	Vote to Appoint: Heavy Equipment Operator	Clerk
14.	Vote to Appoint: Canton Public Library – Circulation Assistant	Clerk
15.	Vote to Appoint: Seasonal staff for DPW, and Parks and Recreation	Clerk
16.	Vote to Approve: Southeastern Regional Services Group (SERSG) DPW Services Awards for 5/1/23-2/29/2024	Clerk
17.	Vote to Approve: Application to obtain a special license to serve wine and malt beverages and have entertainment, at a one day event at the Irish Cultural Centre, Inc. 200 New Boston Drive, to hold an Outdoor Concert on June 17, 2023, 3:30 PM- 10:30 PM contingent upon Building Commissioner, Police Chief and Fire Chief approvals	Clerk
18.	Vote to Approve: Personnel Board COLA for FY24	Clerk
19.	Vote to Approve: Assistant MIS Manager Job Description	Clerk
20.	Vote to Approve: Application to obtain a, Entertainment Permit for a one day event, CDEI 3rd Annual Juneteenth Celebration at 4 Rolling Mill Way, Northern Spy Restaurant on June 17, 2023, 12:30 PM-3:30 PM, and request for waiver of application fee, contingent upon Building Commissioner, Police Chief and Fire Chief approvals	Clerk
21.	Vote to Accept and Authorize: the use of the gift in accordance with the terms there of under MGL Ch. 44 § 53A; the donation of $1000 from the Bank of Canton to the Beautification Committee for the Clean Up Day	Clerk
22.	Vote to Authorize: the Finance Director to award contracts for a period up to 5 years	Clerk
23.	Vote to Request: use of mitigation funds for unforeseen communications costs related to the CFD’s temporary move to the St. Gerard’s rectory	Clerk
6:25 PM	Action Items/Other Business
1.	The Vendor Warrant total for the week of 5/12/2023: $4,941,291.62 The Payroll Warrant total for the week of 5/12/2023: $ 352,379.44 The Vendor Warrant total for the week of 5/19/2023: $ 970,097.42 The Payroll Warrant total for the week of 5/19/2023: $1,389,510.28	Clerk
2.	Vote to Approve: Cemetery Lot/Perpetual Care Deeds	Clerk
3.	Vote to Approve: Cemetery Commitment in the amount of $4475

6:30 PM	Minutes
1.	Vote to Approve: Minutes from the Select Board Meeting of May 8, 2023	Clerk
6:35 PM	Announcements
1.	Standing Together Declaration	Clerk
2.	The Select Board will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, June 6, 2023, 5:30 p.m. in the Salah Meeting Room, Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street	Clerk
6:40 PM	Executive Session
	Executive Session to discuss strategy with respect to litigation (Vertex); to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real estate (land around town owned wells; 27 Neponset Street; 293 York); if the chair declares that an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the negotiating position of the public body

Topics not anticipated by the Chair 48 hours in advance of the meeting 1. Update on Little League bathroom project at Kennedy School