Mount Washington, MA

Finance Committee Meeting
Saturday February 23, 2019
9:00 am at the Town Hall

Agenda:

1. Mail
2. minutes and new chairperson
3. begin formulation of proposed FY2020 budget
4. any other business that comes before the committee

respectfully submitted,

Tom Furcht
Finance Committee

Notice: Board of Assessors Meeting Tuesday
February 19, 2019
5:30 pm at the Town Hall

Agenda:

1. mail
2. work on revenue projections for fy2020
3. any other business that comes before the Board of Assessors

respectfully submitted,

Tom Furcht
Board of Assessors

Notice: Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
Friday, February 22, 2019
7:00 at the Town Hall

Agenda:

1. Review and Approve Rules and Regulations
2. New Business

Respectfully Submitted,

Mack Waggaman
Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals

Select Board Meeting
Agenda for February 11, 2019 at 7pm

• Approval of Minutes from January 28th meeting
• Sign Vendor and Payroll warrants
• South end of East Street (unpaved section) road condition
• Mount Washington Broadband Network issues:
  • Draft policy for repair and restoration of service
  • Add-on updates
  • Parekh/Blum suggestions
• ZBA request for digital audio recorder/microphone purchase
• Update on Camp Hi-Rock Road 911 call of January 27th
• Citizen Speak Time
• Any other matters which may come before the Board.

Planning Board Meeting
Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 6:30 pm

Agenda

• Planning Board Business and Approval of Minutes
• Continued review of bylaw edits, including revisions from 10/25 and 11/27 Planning Board meeting feedback given by Town Officials and town residents, and Gail Garret’s feedback in her 11/27 email
• Other business brought before the Board

Select Board Meeting
Agenda for January 28, 2019 at 7pm

• Approval of Minutes from January 14th meeting
• Vendor and Payroll warrants
• Final draft of 911 letter to Egremont emergency responders
• Update on resolution of Blum fiber line repair issue on November 30, 2018
• Mount Washington Broadband Network Emergency Restoration Services Contract
• Citizen Speak Time
• Any other matters which may come before the Board.

Dear Recreation Department Directors:

Thank you for participating in the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s (DCR) Annual
Parks Pass Program. I have included the one free pass in this letter along with any other passes
you may have purchased.

DCR and the National Park Service are continuing to promote the “Find Your Park” theme by
encouraging people to explore our Massachusetts State Parks and share their experiences with us.
Please encourage your patrons to use social media such as Twitter and Instagram to share their
park experiences @MassDCR using ·the hashtag #FindYourPark. We hope these passes will
encourage more of your patrons to get outside and enjoy the beautiful facilities DCR manages
statewide so they can find “their” park!

The MassPass Pass entitles the bearer to free parking for one vehicle (excluding buses or vans) at
over 50 facilities in the Massachusetts State Parks system that charge a day-use parking fee. You
may purchase additional passes for $60.00 which is the fee charged to Massachusetts residents.
If the free Massachusetts MassParks Pass assigned to your recreation department is lost or stolen,
you may purchase a replacement pass.