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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025-04-14 Select Board Minutes NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Call To Order: Chair Brian Roache called the open meeting to order at 7:05PM in the Select Board Room located at 120 Main Street North Andover. Select Board in Attendance: Chair Brian Roache, Janice Phillips, Laura Bates, Clerk Rosemary Smedile and David Kres were present Non-Board Members in Attendance: Town Manager Melissa Murphy-Rodrigues, Deputy Town Manager Denise Casey, and Assistant Town Manager Laurie Burzlaff were present. PUBLIC COMMENT William Callahan, Chair of the CPC, of 23 Lyman Road expressed how the projects at the Ridgewood Cemetery and second burial grounds provide a great public benefit to the town. Public comment via email and letter. NEW BUSINESS Update from Mark DiSalvo and Brian Fraser regarding Town Meeting Mark DiSalvo and Brian Fraser were present. Mr. DiSalvo discussed how they will prevent any interruption of service at Town Meeting. Mr. Fraser provided a report of the interruption of service at last year's Town Meeting. Mr. DiSalvo stated the best practices protocols are used to connect satellite rooms. Mr. DiSalvo stated they tested the network under loads they believed would be greater than what they would have at Town Meeting. Mr. DiSalvo stated there were complexities that occurred. Mr. DiSalvo discussed how they resolved the interruption. Mr. DiSalvo stated they attempted rebooting to recover the stream. Mr. DiSalvo stated they made a decision to run a cable to directly reconnect the rooms. Mr. DiSalvo stated this will not happen again and discussed lessons learned. Mr. DiSalvo stated all rooms will be hard-wired from the beginning. Mr. DiSalvo stated CAM has tested this already during February and will again during April vacation. Mr. DiSalvo stated CAM is exploring a Fiber Optic upgrade. Mr. DiSalvo stated the residents of North Andover were patient and tolerant. Mr. DiSalvo discussed what they can and cannot do based on state laws. Mr. Kres asked if they chose to start in the fieldhouse, it would be $30,000 more than starting in the auditorium. Mr. DiSalvo stated yes. Mr. DiSalvo stated Jeff Coco created a schematic plan of what the fieldhouse will look like. Mr. DiSalvo stated there needs to be a minimum of 17 sections of voters. Mr. Roache asked what the capacity for the fieldhouse was. Mr. DiSalvo stated 2,900 people with 600 additional seats on the floor and some number on the stage. Mr. DiSalvo stated the first default will be to the auditorium and the second default will be to the cafeteria. Mr. Kres asked if they had voting machines would that option significantly reduce those costs. Mr. DiSalvo stated it would be significantly more. Request to use the Town Common for the summer children's shows and concerts Rick Gorman was present. Mr. Gorman stated their summer programs went on sale last week. Mr. Gorman discussed the summer children's shows and concerts. Mr. Gorman stated the children's shows have been done for 63 years. Mr. Gorman stated they have a full schedule of children's shows on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10:OOAM on the common with a rain site of the high school auditorium. Mr. Gorman stated on Sunday nights, they have their 7 concerts. Mr. Gorman stated this year they will have an eighth concert on August 24th. Mr. Gorman stated it will be run by kids with three or four soft rock bands to raise funds for the Alzheimer's organization. Mr. Gorman stated it will be eight days for the children's shows. Mr. Gorman stated the children's shows will draw in about 250 parents and young kids and the concerts draw in about 250 to 300 people. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to approve the request of Youth Services to use the Town Common for the summer children's shows and concerts. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Stevens Pond Plan Rick Gorman was present. Mr. Gorman discussed the issues they have had in the past with the pond. Mr. Gorman stated they recommitted to keep the pond open. Mr. Gorman stated the number one issue is the geese. Mr. Gorman stated they have contracted a company that runs dogs pre-season to try to disturb the geese population in a healthy way. Mr. Gorman stated the Town Manager decided they will not charge a permit fee. Mr. Gorman stated they will follow the same policy. Mr. Gorman stated they are struggling with swimming lessons. Mr. Gorman stated they have been in negotiations with the YMCA about them taking over some of the swimming lessons. Mr. Gorman stated the YMCA wanted to see how the first year goes but would continue conversations with the town next year. Mr. Gorman stated they are working with the YMCA to see if they can set something up through a grant program. Ms. Bates asked how many more days Andover was open compared to North Andover due to the dog service. Mr. Gorman stated Andover did not close last year. Mr. Roache asked who was responsible for the signage along the fence. Mr. Gorman stated Youth and Recreation Services. Request to use the Town Common for the Field of Honor Joseph Leblanc and Bob Wescott were present. Mr. Leblanc stated they are looking to sponsor the Field of Honor for the 7th year. Mr. Wescott stated the closing ceremony is on Flag Day this year. Mr. Wescott stated they continue to keep trying to improve the events on that day. Mr. Wescott stated they will have a tent and a small group for music. Mr. Wescott stated there are 400 to 500 flags they post, and they will have more help from Boy Scouts this year. Mr. Wescott stated they grid it out to ensure their quadrangles are square. Mr. Leblanc stated it is a beautiful backdrop for the Memorial Day parade. MOTION: Ms. Smedile motioned to approve the request of Veterans Services to use the Town Common for the Field of Honor from May 24, 2025 through June 15, 2025. Ms. Bates seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Request to close First Street from CVS driveway to Main Street for Farmers Market on Saturdays from June 15-September 28, 2025 Chris Allen was present. Ms. Allen stated they are heading into their eighth year. Ms. Allen stated they have their own tax ID number now. Ms. Allen thanked the merchant's association for being so generous and supportive. Ms. Allen stated Messina's Market has someone who wants to go into the space they have been using. Ms. Allen thanked Tina Messina, Lowell Five, and the Town Manager. Ms. Allen stated they are requesting to close First Street from CVS driveway to Main Street on Sundays from June 15 to September 28, 2025. Mr. Roache stated they received public comment from one of the abutters to First Street that their driveway gets closed off. Ms. Allen stated they try to be very considerate, and there are a few spots right across from CVS where there are two residences, but the market is not there. Ms. Allen stated they have to go by the guidelines issued by the Fire Department. Mr. Roache stated it seems to be a residence on Main Street, but the access point is on First Street. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they received a letter from an attorney representing a client who has a building on Main Street. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues suggested tabling this until the next meeting because there is threat in litigation in the letter. Mr. Roache asked when they needed to make a decision by. Ms. Allen stated June 15. TABLED NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Citizens Petition presentation - Kevin Dube Kevin Dube was present. Mr. Dube stated this is designed exclusively to increase civic participation and promote the democratic process. Mr. Dube stated one of the reasons bringing this forward is to increase the number of candidates. Mr. Dube stated the last two Select Board elections have been uncontested. Mr. Dube stated the time to pull papers is too early. Mr. Dube stated under current rules, the last day to draw papers is late January/early February. Mr. Dube stated should this pass the last day to pull papers this year would have been March 14th. Mr. Dube stated those extra seven weeks would have brought out some candidates to run. Mr. Dube discussed the issue of campaigning in February and early mid-March. Mr. Dube discussed turnout and overall participation. Mr. Dube stated contested elections drive greater turnout. Mr. Dube stated given the timing of these elections and their proximity to Town Meeting, the voters will be more aware of things going on. Mr. Dube stated the last Tuesday in April makes the most sense; any later it could end up being the same night as Town Meeting. Mr. Dube stated North Andover and Andover have the earliest town elections. Mr. Dube discussed when other towns have their elections. Mr. Roache asked if Mr. Dube was proposing that the new members be sworn in immediately after the election. Mr. Dube stated the town bylaw requires that. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated she would recommend if they were going to change the election date that they also consider changing when the person gets sworn in. Ms. Warren stated moving the election to a month later would pose some difficulty for the Clerk's Office. Ms. Warren stated she does not recommend changing the election deadline. Mr. Roache asked if she would anticipate any change in costs. Ms. Warren stated no. Mr. Kres asked if having later primaries does tend to have a higher turnout. Ms. Warren stated someone who wants to run for office, runs for office; it does not really depend on the time or the nature. Mr. Kres stated not so much candidates but actual turnouts for voters. Ms. Warren stated no. Ms. Bates asked if they would ever run the risk of the last Tuesday in April falling on April break. Mr. Dube stated it would always be the Tuesday after April break. Mr. Dube stated having later deadlines would give people a buffer of time to decide if they would like to run. Mr. Dube stated he communicated more with people in warmer weather when campaigning then he had in colder weather. Mr. Roache asked for the towns that do their elections later do they also do their town meetings later. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated most communities are not going to wait much longer if they want to have a budget at the end of the fiscal year. Mr. Roache asked what the process would be to change the swearing-in to Town Meeting. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they would have to do a bylaw change. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated if someone was running, they would have to have a responsibility to keep up to date on the items being reported at Town Meeting. Citizens Petition presentation - Mark Rodgers Mark Rodgers was present. Mr. Rodgers stated this is about funding surprise costs for Special Education. Mr. Rodgers stated the Town Manager and the Boards have come up with a better idea than what we have currently. Mr. Rodgers thanked them for their policy change proposal. Mr. Rodgers stated it adds transparency, immediacy to the funding, and adds more funds potentially per year than the other method. Vote on revisions to Financial Reserve Policy Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated this came from conversations with Mr. Rodgers. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they have been trying to move away from the Special Education Stabilization account. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they took out the Special Education Stabilization account from the policies and inserted the Finance Committee reserve. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues discussed the Finance Committee reserve. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated there is an application process for the department seeking the reserve. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated it earmarks$250,000 of the Finance Committee reserve to be held for unforeseen special education expenses annually. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated this does not preclude the School NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Committee from requesting additional funding for additional unforeseen expenses from the reserve if required. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated if by the end of the year there were no special education costs, they could use it to do something else or it could roll over for free cash the following year. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated historically, they have used the reserve every year. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues discussed what they used the reserve for in the past. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated CPA did review this language as well. Mr. Roache asked if the goal long-term would be to have a dedicated special education reserve. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated she would like to have both. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated the special education reserve can be carried over. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated one of the funding sources they have been looking at is Medicaid. Ms. Bates asked how many unexpected out of district placements. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they do not have that. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they looked at costs for an unexpected out of district placement, and it could be anywhere from $70,000 to $400,000 depending on where the student is placed. Ms. Bates stated there will be situations where the school department absolutely cannot anticipate unexpected costs. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to approve the revisions to the Financial Reserve policy as presented. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. OUT OF ORDER: LICENSING MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to open a meeting of the North Andover Licensing Commission. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Renewal application from Cresting Ferreira-Arruda of AvaMoon Vintage Antiques Crestina Ferreira-Arruda was not present. Ms. Bates stated the application was in order. MOTION: Ms. Roache motioned to approve the license renewal application for AvaMoon Vintage Antiques. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Renewal application from Katherine Poulin of Predictions Past. Present. Future Katherine Poulin was not present. Ms. Bates stated the application was in order. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to approve the license renewal application for Predictions Past. Present. Future. Mr. Roache seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Application from James Cass of Oak& Iron Brewing Co. for special one day wine and malt liquor license for Sheep Shearing at the Town Common on May 18, 2025 James Cass was present. Mr. Cass discussed the application. Mr. Cass stated Oak&Iron holds a Mass General Law 1381119C farmer brewer's license. Mr. Cass stated they are seeking a one-day liquor license to participate in the May 18th sheep shearing event. Mr. Cass stated they have done about 20 on property events in the past 7 or 8 years in Andover. Mr. Cass stated for the event, they are looking at approximately a 1,000 square foot beer garden. Mr. Cass stated they are requesting to serve from 11:OOAM to 4:OOPM. Mr. Cass stated they would set up at 10:OOAM and tear down at 4:OOPM. Mr. Cass stated inside the beer garden everyone is welcome, but only 21 plus will be served. Mr. Cass stated the alcohol perimeter fence is four feet high. Mr. Cass stated occupancy is about 100 people. Mr. Cass stated they will have high tops throughout. Mr. Cass stated they will have a popup tent at the entrance and a sign on the exit that will say no beer beyond this point. Mr. Cass discussed the beer serving process. Mr. Cass stated one stamp gets one beer. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Mr. Cass stated they will be using biodegradable cups. Mr. Cass stated there will be food trucks across from the beer garden and food may be brought in. Mr. Cass stated they will bag up all of the trash and hand it off to the local town person. Mr. Cass discussed the security plan. Mr. Cass stated they will have the proper ID station, and all of the servers are tips trained. Mr. Cass stated they will manage the inflow of people at the entrance. Mr. Cass discussed the emergency evacuation plan. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to approve the special one-day license request from James Cass of Oak& Iron Brewing Co. for special one day wine and malt liquor license for Sheep Shearing at the Town Common on May 18, 2025 from 10:00AM to 4:OOPM. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Application from North Andover Country Club for a change of Officers/Directors/LLC Managers Boyd Holk was present. Mr. Holk stated they have 12 board members, and every year three or four of them fall off. Ms. Bates stated everything looks in order. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to approve the change of Officers, Directors, LLC Managers for the North Andover Country Club. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Application from Burtons Grill & Bar of North Andover LLC for a change of hours Frank Parzych was present. Mr. Parzych stated they would like to extend their hours to serve until 10:30PM Monday through Thursday, until 11:30PM on Friday and Saturday, and until 9:30PM on Sundays. Mr. Roache asked what the hours were currently. Mr. Parzych stated they have been closing at 9:30PM Monday through Thursday, 10:30PM Friday and Saturday, and 9:OOPM on Sundays. Ms. Bates asked if business was good. Mr. Parzych stated yes. Ms. Phillips asked if it would include the outside tables. Mr. Parzych stated yes. Ms. Bates stated everything was in order. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to approve the change of hours for Burtons Grill& Bar of North Andover LLC. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to close the meeting of the North Andover Licensing Commission. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Town Meeting Warrant article recommendations Article 9 Article 9-Report of the Community Preservation Committee—Appropriation from Community Preservation Fund Mr. Roache stated he would like to discuss each project for the CPC. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 9. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Mr. Roache stated the reasons they did not discuss this at their last meeting as they were waiting for Town Council's opinion on the global war on terrorism monument. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated it is allowed but would not be allowed on historical grounds. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated it is allowed under open space and recreation. Ms. Phillips asked if these projects need to follow public procurement laws, and if they are NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 not obligated to, can they make that a condition as part of the grant agreement. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated they can require them to process the project any way they want. Ms. Bates asked what the threshold was. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated if a private applicant is doing work on public property, they need to follow the procurement laws. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated if a private applicant is doing work on private property, they do not have to follow the procurement laws. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated CPC is involved in the grant application process. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues suggested including the stipulations in their report on the warrant that way it is memorialized somewhere. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend favorable action for the Cochichewick Lodge Project of $30,000 as presented by the CPC. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Mr. Roache stated there were no stipulations in the presentation. Ms. Phillips stated this is a lot of money; these are projects she believes should go out to bid. Ms. Phillips stated this should have to follow public procurement laws for projects over$25,000. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated it is important to encourage them to get multiple bids. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Ridgewood Cemetery Atkins Gate project of$240,000 with the stipulation to receive multiple bids for the project. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 4-0-1 abstained. Ms. Phillips stated this is also a large amount of money where they should receive multiple bids for the project. Ms. Bates asked how many tombs were uncovered. Mr. Callahan stated twelve. Ms. Bates asked if they were underground. Mr. Callahan stated they were encased in a berm. Mr. Roache stated this is not part of the main cemetery, and it is an important historical asset for the town. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend favorable action for the Second Burial Ground Tomb Restoration project of$975,000 with the stipulation to receive multiple bids for the project. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 4-0-1 abstained. Mr. Kres recused himself. Mr. Roache stated he questions how effective this project will be. Mr. Roache stated he struggles with public money going to private homes. Ms. Phillips stated it could be considered if the affordable housing trust administered something. Mr. Roache stated none of these homes would fall under the affordable housing trust mandates. Ms. Phillips stated that$25,000 could go to another project. Ms. Bates asked what was John's sentiment was as far as bringing this forward. Mr. Callahan stated they did talk of a number of people who own historical homes. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Historical Grant Pilot Program. Ms. Bates seconded. Motion failed 0-4-1 rescued. Ms. Bates stated this also should require multiple bids. Mr. Callahan stated they have already bid the project and looked carefully at the types of insulation. Ms. Bates stated it just needs to be documented. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend favorable action for the Johnson Cottage Insulation project of $31,322 with the stipulation to receive multiple bids for the project. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 0-4-1 rescued. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Parson Barnard House Insulation project of$23,542 with the stipulation to receive multiple bids for the project. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 0-4-1 rescued. Mr. Kres returned. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Stevens Estate Stables project of $450,000. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend favorable action for the Historic Master Plan Implementation Part 1 project of$35,000. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend favorable action for the 470 Johnson Street project of $1,196,000. Ms. Bates seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Patriots Park- Global War on Terrorism project of$49,000. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend favorable action for the Windrush Farm Trails of$15,000. Ms. Bates seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend favorable action for the High School Tennis Courts project of $750,000. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend favorable action for the Fountain Drive Acquisition project of $200,000. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend favorable action for the Affordable Housing Trust Repair Program of$100,000. Ms. Bates seconded. Motion approved 5-0. MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend favorable action for administration of expenses for CPC of $50,000. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 15 Article 15- Close Special Education Stabilization Fund MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 15. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 16, 17, & 19 Article 16-North Andover Public Schools—FY25 General Fund Budget Adjustment. Article 17- Transfer of Funds not to exceed$250,000 from free cash to FY2026 General Fund Budget Article 19 - Snow and Ice—FY25 General Fund Budget Adjustment Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues suggested waiting until Town Meeting to report. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Article 22-24 Ms. Phillips asked if the Planning Board had voted. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated yes. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 22-24. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 25 Article 25-Amend North Andover Zoning Bylaw—Article 4, Part 6 Floodplain District Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated this is just to make sure that the bylaws are in compliance with the state and federal guidelines. MOTION: Ms. Phillips motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 25. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 26 Article 26-Amend Zoning Bylaw—By amending Article 20 Historic Barn Overlay District MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 26. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 27 Article 27-Petition the General Court Amend Charter for the Town of North Andover-Amend Chapter 8-Section 1— Town Election Date. MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to recommend FAVORABLE ACTION on Article 9. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Article 28 Article 28- Transfer to the Special Education Stabilization Fund Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated she asked Mr. Rodgers if he would consider withdrawing his article prior to going to print. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues suggested holding off on voting. Vote on Town Manger Contract MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to approve the contract with Town Manager Melissa Murphy-Rodrigues through September 15, 2030. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Vote on Police Chief Contract Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated this is a three-year contract that mimics the union's contract almost entirely. Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues stated Chief Gray was wonderful to negotiate with. Chief Gray thanked the Board for their trust. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to approve the contract with Police Chief Charles Gray through June 30, 2028. Ms. Smedile seconded. Motion approved 5-0. Vote to release appraisal for Purgatory Lane TABLED Appointments 1. Mark Bohrer- Poet Laureate Committee 2. Michael Champagne- Neighborhood Conservation District Commission 3. Anne Lafond- Historical Commission MOTION: Ms. Smedile motioned to appoint Mark Bohrer to the Poet Laureate Committee through June 30, 2026, Michael Champagne to the Neighborhood Conservation District Commission through June 30, 2027 and Anne Lafond to the Historical Commission through June 30, 2026. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. CONSENT ITEMS A. Accept donations to the Festival Committee for Sheep Shearing in the amount of$970.00 MOTION: Ms. Bates motioned to accept all consent items. Mr. Kres seconded. Motion approved 5-0. APPROVAL OF OPEN SESSION MINUTES OF MARCH 31, 2025 MOTION: Mr. Kres motioned to approve the Open Session minutes of March 31, 2025 as presented. Ms. Phillips seconded. Motion approved 5-0. SELECT BOARD UPDATES Ms. Smedile wished everyone a Happy Passover and Happy Easter. Ms. Bates mentioned that the schools have a half day on Friday. Mr. Kres mentioned all of the Historical Society events. TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT Ms. Murphy-Rodrigues mentioned Town Meeting. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Mr. Kres made a MOTION, seconded by Ms. Phillips to adjourn the Select Board meeting at 9:08PM. Motion approved 5-0. NORTH ANDOVER SELECT BOARD MINUTES APRIL 14, 2025 Respectfully submitted, Nicole Civitarese Executive Assistant Rosemary Connelly Smedile, Clerk of the Board Documents used at meeting Presentations Applications Appointments Policy Proposal Donations Warrant Articles Letter Flyer Minutes from 3/31/25