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The Town Council adopted a brownfields tax-relief measure unanimously, creating a conditional process to encourage cleanup and redevelopment of contaminated commercial and industrial properties; it will take effect after a 21-day waiting period. The Council also confirmed Roy Landry to the Cultural Council 6-0 and referred a $33,611.88 cybersecurity-software funding request for further review.
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The new environmental tax-relief process may allow qualifying contaminated properties to receive negotiated tax treatment tied to cleanup and compliance, rather than broad tax forgiveness. The Council confirmed Roy Landry’s Cultural Council appointment through June 30, 2026. A request to use $33,611.88 from the Town-Wide Technology Plan account for multi-factor authentication software was sent to the Finance Sub-Committee, so that funding was not finally approved at this meeting. The Council discussed opting out of mail-in ballots for the April 2026 election and increasing the Board of Health from three to five members, but the provided minutes do not show final votes on those matters.
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