Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes.
  3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #23 ($24,417.08)
  4. Selectmen reviewed and discussed the Bank Reconciliation report from the bank.
  5. Discussed an issue of a car parking in the road way during plowing on the Mountain Road. (This issue has since been taken care of)
  6. The selectmen adopted the 2014-2015 Appendices to the General Assistance ordinance.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes.
  3. Selectmen will vote to adopt the general assistant 2014-2015 appendices at the December 2nd meeting.
  4. The selectmen reviewed a letter from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in reference to a follow up audit on the Town Clerk. No financial irregularities were found.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes.
  3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #22 ($172,391.20)
  4. A Special Town Meeting has been scheduled for December 16th to cover overages in the road Maintenance account and Winter Roads account.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes of last meeting.
  3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #21 ($21,514.41)
  4. Fire Chief Brian Church notified the selectmen the new back up generator is in place at the Fire Station/Community Building.
  5. Selectmen signed a new three year contract with Scott Laliberte dba Riverside Disposal for Waste Removal for the Town of Vienna.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Floyds turned in an application putting a portion of their property permanently in Open Space Land.
  2. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  3. Read and accepted minutes.
  4. Selectmen discussed and researched a complaint brought to the attention of the board. A resident had concerns that a selectman doing any work for the road commissioner was “a conflict of interest”. According to the MMA Selectmen’s Manual, “the Maine common law doctrine of incompatibility is limited to public “offices” for which one is sworn or takes an oath – it does not extend to employment positions.”
  5. Reviewed the Bank Reconciliation report.
  6. Selectmen will soon be requesting proposals for a 3 year contract to Plow and Salt/Sand Roads in the Town of Vienna.
  7. Selectmen voted Dodi Thompson as Chairman of the Board.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes from the previous meeting.
  3. Selectmen discussed the pending court case. Dodi reported on a consultation with Atty. Langsdorf.
  4. Discussed the upcoming Town Meeting on Saturday.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes from previous meeting.
  3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #5 - $79,121.71
  4. Selectmen discussed a complaint that has been filed in the Superior Court – Jonathan Lawless, et.al. vs. Town of Vienna. They are asking that the Cell Tower set-back waiver (which was approved by the Vienna Board of Appeals) be overturned. Attorney Stephen Langsdorf of Preti-Flaherty will handle the case for the Town.
  5. Selectmen reviewed the bank reconciliation report.
  6. Selectmen will meet at the Town House at 5:00 PM on Thursday, March 5th to label and sort the Town Reports for mailing.

Selectmen's meeting

  1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
  2. Read and accepted minutes from the previous meeting.
  3. Discussed the proposed timeline for putting several pieces of foreclosed properties up for sale to the public.
  4. Reviewed and made minor changes to the Town Salt/Sand Pile Policy. Townspeople are allowed two (2) 5 gallons buckets for personal use as needed through the season.
  5. Discussed getting property cards on a backup device. This would allow each selectman to have a copy with them at home. They can also be put on the town’s web site.
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