MONKTON SELECTBOARD MEETING
MONKTON TOWN HALL
AGENDA
DATE: Monday June 22, 2015
1) CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
2) ATTENDANCE
3) ANNOUNCEMENTS
4) REGULAR BUSINESS: 7:10 – 7:30
MONKTON SELECTBOARD MEETING
MONKTON TOWN HALL
AGENDA
DATE: Monday June 8, 2015
1) CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
2) ATTENDANCE
3) ANNOUNCEMENTS
4) REGULAR BUSINESS: 7:10 – 7:30
The Monkton Selectboard will hold a special Selectboard meeting to discuss the Wildlife Crossing construction oversight bids on June 1, 2015 at Town Hall.
SPECIAL MONKTON SELECTBOARD MEETING
MONKTON TOWN HALL
AGENDA
DATE: Monday June 1, 2015
1) CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
2) ATTENDANCE
3) NEW BUSINESS:
WILDLIFE CROSSING CONSTRUCTION OVERSIGHT BIDS – 5 minutes
4) ADJOURNMENT
MONKTON SELECTBOARD MEETING
MONKTON TOWN HALL
AGENDA
DATE: Monday May 25, 2015
1) CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
2) ATTENDANCE
3) ANNOUNCEMENTS
MONKTON SELECTBOARD MEETING
MONKTON TOWN HALL
AGENDA
DATE: Monday May 11, 2015
1) CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 PM
On April 27th the Selectboard hosted a discussion of suggestions and issues regarding siting of a Municipal Park and Ride at the lower parking lot at Monkton Central School. The lower parking lot was built by the Recreation Committee as a parking lot for a proposed recreational facility and as a park and ride. The meeting was sparsely attended but was fruitful nonetheless. All participants agreed that the site was suitable for a Park and Ride and that a Park and Ride would benefit the Town of Monkton. Below in some proposals and next steps. Continue reading
The Monkton Florona Grange will be meeting on Thursday May 14th at 7:00 p.m. The Grange is located at 1496 Monkton Road in Monkton.
The meetings follow a simple agenda that revolves around the reports of “committees” that share news and spark discussion. Those area include: legislative reports; local government news; “is any committee member in sickness or distress” (how can we help); youth report–news from schools; events committees; community service; Grange communications and reports. This format is flexible according to the needs of the group.
The meeting concludes with a pot luck dinner and casual conversation.
Special meetings can occur with a wider public focus. Examples from the past include meet-the-candidates forums; historical lectures; musical performance; community suppers and other special events.
All are welcome.
April 23, 2015
Addison Northeast Supervisory Union – Executive Committee Statement
The Executive Committee is deeply concerned about the deteriorated environment in our schools and the effect it is having on our community. The Committee recognizes the need for an immediate assessment of current conditions. Following the assessment, an action plan will be developed to rebuild working relationships and to implement a more collaborative and resilient leadership culture for our schools, students, and community.
