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  • Request for Proposals: Auditing Services for 2025

    ByTierney Farago

    REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

    AUDIT SERVICES

    TOWN OF CHELSEA, VERMONT

    The Town of Chelsea will be accepting bids from qualified firms of Certified Public Accountants for auditing services for the 2025 calendar year ending December 31, 2025, which operates on a cash basis.

    The desired delivery/completion date of this project is April 30th, 2025.

    Bid Process and Deadline

    Bid packages must be sealed and received by December 15that 4:00pm at PO Box 266 Chelsea, VT 05038 (ATTN: Selectboard/Town Administrator). Please include the following information in your bid:

    • On the outside of the sealed envelope: PO Box 266, Chelsea VT 05038 (care of the Selectboard/Town Administrator), Town of Chelsea Auditing Services RFP, the deadline for bid submission (December 15th, 4:00 pm)
    • A copy of bond/insurance
    • A cover sheet with the title of the RFP; the bidder’s name, physical address, and all other contact information
    • A total proposed contract amount
    • Technical specifications for the proposed hardware and software

    Bid Opening

    Sealed bids will be opened and selected by the Chelsea Selectboard during the regular Selectboard meeting at Town Hall (296 Vt Rte 110 Chelsea, VT 05038) on December 16th at 6:30 pm. Bids will be judged by the following factors:

    • Price
    • Bidder’s ability to perform within the specified time limits
    • Bidder’s experience and reputation, including past performance for the Town
    • Quality of the services proposed
    • Bidder’s ability to meet all terms and conditions spelled out in this RFP

    Contact Information

    Questions regarding this RFP shall be submitted by email or phone to the Town Treasurer, Gayle Durkee, at chelseatreas@chelseavt.us, 802-685-7801. The Town will maintain a list of RFP questions and answers posted on the Town’s website when received. Questions will be accepted until 12:00pm on December 12th, to ensure all parties have adequate time to review the answers before the proposal submission deadline.

    Disclosure

    The Town of Chelsea is an equal opportunity employer.

    The Selectboard reserves the right at its sole discretion to reject any and all bids, wholly or in part, to waive any informalities or any irregularities therein, to accept any bid even though it may not be the lowest bid, to call for rebids, to negotiate with any bidder, and to make an award which in its sole and absolute judgment will best serve the Town’s interest. The Selectboard reserves the right to investigate the financial condition of any bidder to determine his or her ability to assure service throughout the term of the contract. The Town assumes no responsibility and no liability for costs incurred relevant to the preparation and submission of proposals or any other costs prior to the issuance of a contract.

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    DRAFT Selectboard Meeting Minutes – November 18, 2025

    ByTierney Farago
    Selectboard Meeting Agenda
    November 18, 2025 6:30 pm Chelsea Town Hall
    Call to Order
    Gregg Herrin called the meeting to order at 6:31 pm.
    SELECTBOARD 
    Gregg Herrin (Present) 
    Curtis Chase (Present)
    Paul Libby (Present) 
    Carrie Caouette-De Lallo (Present)
    Charles Peel (Present)
    TOWN EMPLOYEES 
    Tierney Farago (Town Administrator)
    Gayle Durkee (Town Treasurer)
    Rick Ackerman (Road Foreman)
    Jen Chase (Town Clerk)
    Additions to the Agenda: None
    Conflict of Interest Disclosure
    Gregg Herrin disclosed that his spouse is on the library board.
    Public Comments
    -Marianne McCann attended the meeting to follow-up on her proposed social service appropriation policy. The Selectboard has reviewed, and Charles Peel mentioned that there are some areas in the proposed policy that would contradict what is statutorily required. He wants to ensure that the policy adheres to what is legally required of the Town. The Town will continue to review the policy and make edits, though these changes will not occur before the next Town Meeting, as appropriations for the coming year have already been filed. She also inquired about the status of the Creamery Road drainage issues; Curtis Chase informed her that the Town was still waiting for a survey to be conducted.
    -Kate Mclean introduced herself as the new Chelsea correspondent for The Herald.
    Approve Minutes from November 4, 2025
    Carrie Caouette-De Lallo made a motion to approve the minutes from November 4th; Paul Libby seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Current Events and Updates
    A. Highway Update
    Rick Ackerman updated the Selectboard on the status of sand; he is stockpiling as much sand as he can and will likely use some of his gravel funds on sand to ensure the Town has enough to spare for the winter. He also mentioned the quotes he obtained for front end repairs to his truck; they quotes were between $19,000 to $22,000. Paul Libby made a motion to approve repairs for $22,000; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    B. Town Administrator Update
    The Town Administrator has been in contact with a company called Text My Gov, which provides text-based services to keep residents informed of any Town business. The service can be used to communicate emergencies including weather-related issues, water main breaks, service outages, etc. with the public via text messages. The annual price for the service is estimated to be between $2,000 and $2,500. The Selectboard discussed the benefits and drawbacks of the service and prepared a few questions to ask the representative for further information.
    Action Items
    A. Two Rivers Capital Budgeting   
    Item was tabled, as the Selectboard liaisons would like to discuss capital budgeting with Two Rivers separately and bring the information back to the full Selectboard.
    B. 2026 Budget Review
    The Selectboard reviewed the highway budget while Rick Ackerman was in attendance. Rick and Gayle were able to answer questions on certain line items and explained what those items included. Overall, there was mostly discussion on preparing for capital planning and accounting for the replacement of equipment in the coming years. The Selectboard will continue to review the budget in preparation for the remaining Selectboard meetings for the year.
    C. Library Budget Presentation
    Kate McLean and Nick DeFriez attended the meeting to present an end of year review of the library and their budget for 2026. They shared data on attendance and the events and programs they hosted for the public in the last year. The library will ask for $65,000 in appropriations from the Town overall and will level fund the rest of their budget in the coming year.
    D. Town Hall Facilities Agreement Draft Follow-Up
    Item was tabled due to time constraints and moved to the next Selectboard meeting. No motion made.
    E. Highway Permit: Kennedy Dr
    Item was tabled, as more information is needed. No motion made.
    F. Signage at Old Town Garage
    Paul Libby had previously talked to Marty Gratz about her concern regarding folks parking near the Old Town Garage and subsequently blocking her driveway. Her suggested course of action was to install signage that discourages drivers from parking in front of the driveway. The Selectboard agreed that this was an easy fix; the Town Administrator will look at possible signs and order them. Rick Ackerman said the road crew can put up the posts for the signs.
    G. Community Nurse MOU
    The Selectboard discussed the drafted memorandum of understanding with First Branch Ambulance for the community nursing services. The Selectboard will finish their final draft of the MOU by the end of the week so it can be sent back to First Branch. No motion made.
     H. Approve Orders
    Paul Libby made a motion to approve the orders; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Executive Session if Necessary
    A. Personnel Pursuant To 1 V.S.A. § 313(a)
    Charles Peel made a motion to enter executive session, inviting Tierney Farago; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard entered executive session at 9:55 pm. Charles Peel made a motion to exit executive session; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard exited executive session at 10:04 pm. Personnel was discussed and Charles Peel made a motion to hire Reuben Hook as a temporary seasonal road crew member at the listed road crew rate; Paul Libby seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Adjournment
    Paul Libby made a motion to adjourn the meeting; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard adjourned the meeting at 10:05 pm.
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    Selectboard Meeting Agenda – November 18, 2025

    ByTierney Farago
    Selectboard Meeting Agenda
    November 18, 2025 6:30 pm Chelsea Town Hall
    Call to Order
    Additions to the Agenda
    Conflict of Interest Disclosure
    Public Comments
    Approve Minutes from November 4, 2025
    Current Events and Updates
    A. Highway Update
    B. Town Administrator Update
    Action Items
    A. Two Rivers Capital Budgeting
    B. 2026 Budget Review
    C. Library Budget Presentation
    D. Town Hall Facilities Agreement Draft Follow-Up
    E. Highway Permit: Kennedy Dr
    F. Signage at Old Town Garage
    G. Community Nurse MOU
    H. Approve Orders
    Executive Session If Necessary
    A. Personnel Pursuant To 1 V.S.A. § 313(a)
    Adjournment
    VIRTUAL OPTION: To join the Selectboard Meeting virtually, please request a link to join from the Town Administrator at town.administrator@chelseavt.us, or by calling 802-625-2023.
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    Selectboard Meeting Minutes – November 4, 2025

    ByTierney Farago
    Selectboard Meeting Minutes
    November 4, 2025 6:30 pm Chelsea Town Hall
    Call to Order
    Gregg Herrin called the meeting to order at 6:31 pm.
    SELECTBOARD 
    Gregg Herrin (Present) 
    Curtis Chase (Present)
    Paul Libby (Present) 
    Carrie Caouette-De Lallo (Present after 7:13 pm)
    Charles Peel (Present)
    TOWN EMPLOYEES 
    Tierney Farago (Town Administrator)
    Gayle Durkee (Town Treasurer)
    Rick Ackerman (Road Foreman)
    Jen Chase (Town Clerk)
    Additions to the Agenda
    Charles Peel had an addition to the agenda to appoint Jen Chase as a member of the DRB. The DRB nominated her to the vacant position on the board. Charles Peel made a motion to appoint Jen Chase to the Design Review Board; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Curtis Chase abstained. Motion passed unanimously.
    Conflict of Interest Disclosure
    Charles Peel advised that he is a member of the DRB. Curtis Chase advised that he is the spouse of Jen Chase and would be abstaining from the vote to appoint her to the DRB. Gregg Herrin reminded the Selectboard that he is the spouse of a member of the library board as the Selectboard enters into budget season and will review the library’s budget. He will abstain from voting at that time to avoid a conflict of interest.
    Public Comments
    Marianne McCann attended the meeting to present her suggestions for changes to the current social service appropriations policy. She will follow up with the Town Administrator so the Selectboard can review a written version of her additions for consideration.

    Jean Bernier attended the meeting to discuss a beaver dam issue by the Jenkins Brook bridge. The dam has since been destroyed, but beavers are still taking down her trees, and she wanted to know what action she is permitted to take on her own property. Paul Libby mentioned that ANR is aware of the issue and Fish and Game provided a brochure on beaver conflicts. They advised that landowners should contact Fish and Game to verify that they can remove the beavers located on their own property. The Selectboard advised that no action was needed by the Town for residents to trap on their own properties.
    Approve minutes from October 21, 2025
    Curtis Chase made a motion to approve the minutes from October 21, 2025; Charles Peel seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Current Events and Updates
    A. Highway Update
    Rick Ackerman reported that the highway department has been hauling sand lately and cutting trees after the recent storms. He has been working with Curtis and Paul on the highway equipment inventory so they can begin working on a capital improvement plan, as well as the annual budget.
    B. Town Administrator Update
    Curtis Chase asked about how the open highway position was advertised and if it was possible to advertise with other publications. The Town Administrator will work on submitting ads to other agencies. The Selectboard will also review the updated job description and further explore the possibility of paying for CDL training or implementing a sign on bonus. To account for this, the Selectboard decided to make a motion to advertise that the town can offer up to $62,000 for salary and possible CDL certification. Paul Libby made the motion; Charles Peel seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Action Items
    A. Town Hall Facilities Agreement Draft Follow-Up
    The Selectboard had some additional comments and questions regarding the draft of the new facilities policy. Jen Chase stated that she needs to make some edits and is also waiting to hear if the Town’s insurance for the Town Hall covers residents renting the facility. The item will be on the next agenda for final edits and possible approval. No motion made.
    B. Brookfield Service Preventative Maintenance Agreement
    The Selectboard reviewed options for maintenance services for the generator at the wastewater facility and selected the option for major and minor services for a total of $2600 if paid before November 30th. No motion required.
    C. Town Administrator Office Hour Change
    The Town Administrator proposed new office hours (Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:30pm, previously 8:00am-5:00pm), as not many residents stop by the office after 4:30pm. The Selectboard did not have any objection. No motion required. The Town Administrator will update the hours at the office and online.
    D. 2026 Budget Review
    The Selectboard discussed the overview of the budget preparation process as prepared by Gregg Herrin. He will be importing all department budgets and miscellaneous items in a more easily approachable way via spreadsheet. The other Selectboard members had various questions on the setup of the master file, ways to visually show the data, and how items are imported in. This item was a preliminary review of the budget lines and how the information can best be presented to both the Selectboard and the public. No budget items have been officially approved yet.
    E. Employee Healthcare Coverage
    The Selectboard briefly discussed the options for employee healthcare benefits, as presented via email from the Town Treasurer for MVP and Banner Health. The Selectboard agreed that MVP was a better deal financially and saw no reason to change the coverage. Curtis Chase made a motion to opt for the MVP Platinum Plan; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    F. Treasurer/Administrator Rental Lease Agreement
    The Selectboard reviewed the renewal of the lease agreement for the Town Administrator and Treasurer’s office. They had no further questions about the agreement. Paul Libby made a motion to approve the lease agreement for 2026; Curtis Chase seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    G. Zoning Administrator Appointment
    The planning commission had nominated a candidate for the zoning administrator position during their last meeting, recommending Kyle Hansen to the Selectboard for appointment. Paul Libby made a motion to appoint Kyle Hansen as the zoning administrator; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
     H. Approve Orders
    Paul Libby made a motion to approve the orders; Curtis Chase seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    Executive Session if necessary
    A. Personnel Pursuant To 1 V.S.A. § 313(a)
    The Selectboard chose to enter two separate executive sessions regarding personnel.

    Carrie Caouette-De Lallo made a motion to enter executive session, inviting Tierney Farago; Paul Libby seconded the motion. Motion passed and the Selectboard entered executive session at 9:10pm. Charles Peel made a motion to exit executive session; Curtis Chases seconded the motion. Motion passed and the Selectboard exited executive session at 9:27pm.

    Charles Peel made a motion to enter a second executive session; Curtis Chases seconded the motion. Motion passed and the Selectboard entered executive session at 9:28pm. Charles Peel made a motion to exit executive session; Paul Libby seconded the motion. Motion passed and the Selectboard exited executive session at 10:32pm. Gregg Herrin noted that the Selectboard discussed personnel in both sessions, and no motions were made.
    Adjournment
    Paul Libby moved to adjourn the meeting; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the meeting adjourned at 10:33 pm.  
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    Selectboard Meeting Agenda – November 4, 2025

    ByTierney Farago
    Selectboard Meeting Agenda
    November 4, 2025 6:30 pm Chelsea Town Hall
    Call to Order
    Additions to the Agenda
    Conflict of Interest Disclosure
    Public Comments
    Approve Minutes from October 21, 2025
    Current Events and Updates
    A. Highway Update
    B. Town Administrator Update
    Action Items
    A. Town Hall Facilities Agreement Draft Follow-Up
    B. Brookfield Service Preventative Maintenance Agreement
    C. Town Administrator Office Hour Change
    D. 2026 Budget Review
    E. Employee Healthcare Coverage
    F. Treasurer/Administrator Rental Lease Agreement
    G. Zoning Administrator Appointment
    H. Approve Orders
    Executive Session if necessary
    Personnel Pursuant To 1 V.S.A. § 313(a)
    Adjournment
    VIRTUAL OPTION: To join the Selectboard Meeting virtually, pleas request a link to join from the Town Administrator at town.administrator@chelseavt.us, or by calling 802-625-2023.
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    DRINKING WATER WARNING FOR OCTOBER 30, 2025

    ByTierney Farago

    UPDATED 10/31: THE BOIL WATER NOTICE HAS NOW BEEN LIFTED.

    Chelsea Water System WSID 5638
    BOIL YOUR WATER BEFORE USING
    Due to the need for system repair of a water leak on highland avenue between the court house and attorney Dan Sedan’s office, a section of the system needs to be depressurized. Federal and State regulations require the system to issue a Boil Water Notice when depressurization happens to make a repair because there is a strong possibility that your drinking water supply may become contaminated on the way to the tap. This situation presents a significant health risk to users of the Chelsea Water System within the depressurized area. Starting at 8am on Thursday 10/30/2025 the Chelsea Water System is issuing a Boil Water Notice for users on South Park street and Highland Avenue. There will be a disruption to your service for several hours and once service is resumed, customers on those streets will be under a Boil Water Notice until we are able to get results back from the lab that show there is no presence of Coliform bacteria in the system.

    What should I do?
    DO NOT DRINK THE WATER WITHOUT BOILING IT FIRST. Bring all water to a boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using, or use bottled water. Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water.
    Coliforms are bacteria which are naturally present in the environment and are used as an indicator that other; potentially­harmful, bacteria may be present. When a water system is experiencing fluctuations in water pressure the possibility exists for bacteria and other harmful organisms to enter the water distribution system and contaminate your drinking water supply.
    People with severely compromised immune systems, infants, and some elderly may be at increased risk. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. General guidelines on ways to lessen the risk of infection by microbes are available from EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1 (800) 426-4791.

    What happened? What is being done?
    This Boil Water Notice will remain in effect until the water system maintenance/repair is complete and the system is able to demonstrate that the quality and quantity of the drinking water meets State and Federal drinking water standards.
    We will inform you when the necessary system maintenance/repair has been completed and tests show no bacteria present in the drinking water supply. We anticipate finishing the repair on Thursday 10/30/2025, but will not have lab results until Friday 10/31/2025 at the earliest, depending on getting test to lab before closing on Thursday 10/30/2025. If we are not able to get test results on Friday 10/31/2025 the boil water notice will be in effect until we get lab results on Monday 11/3/2025. We are not able to lift the Boil Water Notice until we have those results that show no presence of Coliform bacteria.

    For more information, please contact Mike Whipple at 802-685-7727 or wschiefoperator@chelseavt.us
    Please share this information with all the other people who drink this water, especially those who may not have received this notice directly (for example, people in apartments, nursing homes, schools, and businesses). You can do this by posting this notice in a public place or distributing copies by hand or mail.

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    Planning Commission Special Meeting Agenda – October 27, 2025

    ByTierney Farago

    Chelsea Planning Commission

    Notice of Special Meeting

    October 27th, 2025, at 7:45 PM in the Chelsea Town Hall

    The Chelsea Planning Commission will hold a Special Planning Commission Meeting on Monday October 27th, 2025 at 7:45 PM in the Chelsea Town Hall, located at 296 VT Route 110, Chelsea, VT 05038.

    This meeting is open to the public. Please note that the times given in the Agenda below are subject to change.

    Agenda

    7:45: Call to Order

    7:46: Additions or Deletions to the Meeting Agenda

    7:47: Public to be Heard

    7:50: Review Candidate’s Application for the Chelsea Zoning Administrator Position

    8:10: Decide the Next Chelsea Planning Commission Meeting Date

    8:15: Motion to Adjourn the Meeting

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    Selectboard Meeting Minutes – October 21, 2025

    ByTierney Farago
    Selectboard Meeting Agenda
    October 21, 2025 6:30 pm Chelsea Town Hall
    Call to Order
    Gregg Herrin called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm.
    SELECTBOARD 
    Gregg Herrin (Present) 
    Curtis Chase (Present)
    Paul Libby (Present) 
    Carrie Caouette-De Lallo (Present)
    Charles Peel (Present)
    TOWN EMPLOYEES 
    Tierney Farago (Town Administrator)
    Rick Ackerman (Road Foreman)
    Jen Chase (Town Clerk)
    Tom Swahn (Transfer Station Attendant)

    Gregg Herrin began the meeting by welcoming the new Selectboard member, Charles Peel, to the Selectboard. The board appreciates his willingness to step in to the role on behalf of his community.
    Additions to the Agenda
    -Baseball Batting Cage at Roberts-Gould Field: Lou Marraget AND Tim Carter submitted a request to rebuild a batting cage that was previously used at the Roberts-Gould field. They will be using the old net, suspending it on a cable system supported by four bracketed 6×8 pressure-treated posts. Paul Libby made a motion to approve the request to rebuild the batting cage in the same spot the original was placed; Curtis Chase seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    -Budget Timeline: Gregg Herrin added a quick review of the budget timeline to the agenda. The Selectboard discussed when items for the budget should be reviewed during meetings to wrap up the budget by the end of the year. No motion made.
    Conflict of Interest Disclosure: None, though Gregg Herrin disclosed that his wife is on the library board, and will make mention of this during the library budget review in future meetings.
    Public Comments: None
    Approve Minutes from October 7, 2025
    Paul Libby made a motion to approve the minutes from October 7th; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Charles Peel abstained. motion passed.
    Current Events and Updates
    A. Highway Update
    Rick Ackerman let the Selectboard know that the new truck chassis is in at Freightliner. He would like to pick the chassis up and store it at the Town Garage until the body is ready in spring or summer of 2026. He would also like to start looking into prices of new trucks for his six-wheeler. He will reach out to a few companies and get quotes on them. The pickup truck will also need some bodywork, and he will get that scheduled. The Selectboard discussed working on the budget and capital planning to have a better plan for replacing town assets in a timely manner.
    B. Town Administrator Update
    -Chelsea Business Chamber of Commerce: Charles Peel discussed interest from a local business to create a type of Chamber of Commerce for other business owners in Chelsea. While the Selectboard would support this endeavor and would be happy to push out information on it, they were unsure if the Town should have more of a role in the group past that.
    Action Items
    A. Frigid Frost Fighters: Beedle Rd Trail Request
    Rory Allen attended the meeting to get approval from the Selectboard to use Beedle Rd (a class 4 road) as a snowmobile trail. The Selectboard had a few questions regarding the maintenance of the trail, access, and any potential issues with private property. Rory is confident that there will be no issues and has already spoken to property owners for permission. The trail will be maintained by their group. Paul Libby made a motion to approve the use of Beedle Rd for a snowmobile trail; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
    B. Solid Waste: Reducing Transfer Station Hours
    The transfer station attendants requested that the Selectboard approve them changing the hours of the transfer station from 8:00 am-3:45 pm to 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Tom Swahn attended the meeting to answer any questions the Selectboard had about the change. There are very few people who come to the transfer station after 2:00 pm, so reducing the hours of trash drop-off will cut down on unnecessary staffing and Town expense. Tom suggested the new hours begin On December 6th so residents can be properly notified of the change. Curtis Chase made a motion to approve the new hours of 8:00 am to 2:00 pm; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. Tom also discussed the possibility of changing the padlock on the transfer station gate, as they’ve been having issues of someone leaving the gate open outside of operating hours. He will look into getting a new padlock and keys.
    C. Chelsea Neighbors Helping Neighbors
    This item was tabled for a future meeting.
    D. Town Hall Facilities Agreement Draft Follow-Up
    Jen Chase discussed changes to the Town Hall rental agreement that should help streamline the process and reduce future issues with rentals. The Selectboard will review the changes more closely and suggest a few edits that could help with clarity. The item will be on the next agenda for final edits and approval.
    E. Liaison Re-assignments
    The Selectboard discussed appointing the vice-chair of the Selectboard, due to Kevin Marshia’s resignation. Curtis Chase volunteered to be the vice-chair. Carrie Caouette-De Lallo moved to nominate Curtis Chase as the vice-chair of the Selectboard; Charles Peel seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. The Selectboard also made some minor changes to the liaison assignments in order to redistribute duties with the new member. No motion required.
    F. Approve Orders
    Paul Libby moved to approve the orders; Carrie Caouette-De Lallo seconded the motion. Charles Peel abstained. Motion passed.
    Executive Session if necessary
    A. Personnel Pursuant To 1 V.S.A. § 313(a)
    Charles Peel made a motion to enter executive session; Paul Libby seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard entered executive session at 9:30 pm. Paul Libby made a motion to exit executive session; Charles Peel seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard exited executive session at 10:51 pm. Gregg Herrin explained that two personnel topics were discussed, but no action was taken.
    Adjournment
    Paul Libby made a motion to adjourn the meeting; Charles Peel seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously and the Selectboard meeting adjourned at 10:51 pm.