Pepperell Selectmen Fill Election Vacancies, Confirm Library and Planning Board Picks

PEPPERELL — June 24, 2013 — Pepperell Selectmen approved a raft of appointments and voted to close Town Hall on July 5th at the board's June 24 meeting. Town Administrator John Moak reported that a Town Hall vault roof and handicap ramp repair originally estimated at roughly $40,000 has grown substantially more complex once code-compliance requirements are factored in, with an architect from Haylene Carl Associates recommending a targeted roof seal and relocation of aging rooftop AC units as a near-term measure while longer-range planning — potentially including a new front-entrance ADA ramp — is developed. The board acknowledged Moak's use of a Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44 Section 33B inter-departmental transfer to cover two year-end shortfalls: approximately $4,200 in audit costs and an estimated $3,900 in streetlight overruns. In joint appointments, Dennis Kane was confirmed as Planning Board associate member through June 2014, and professional librarian and archivist Anne Sauer was unanimously appointed to fill a Lawrence Library Trustee vacancy left by the resignation of Molly Kimball. Emergency election worker appointments — David Thiel as Precinct 2 deputy warden and Kirstie Benson as a Precinct 1 worker — were approved ahead of the June 25th special state election.

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