HomeMy WebLinkAboutNANTUCKET-MA-AV1. Non-Binding Public OpinionAdvisory Question Should the Town of Nantucket takeappropriate actions, in a time of climatechange and rising sea level, to preserveNantucket’s coastal beaches as openspaces?YESNO
HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSIONThree Years Vote for OneCOOMBS, DIANE44 Union Street (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
MODERATOROne Year Vote for OneALGER, SARAH F.7 Carew Lane (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
SELECTMANThree Years Vote for OneHILL-HOLDGATE, DAWN8 Vesper Lane (Candidate for re-election) CABRAL, SHAWN H. 8 South Shore Road (WRITE-IN)
SCHOOL COMMITTEEThree Years Vote for TwoILLER, JENNIFER7 Pine Crest Drive (Candidate for re-election)HENEKE, GINA M.42E Nobadeer Farm Road SORTEVIK, STEVEN R.3 Chickory Place (WRITE-IN) (WRITE-IN)PLANNING BOARDFive Years Vote for OneWILLIAMS, LINDA 6 S. Pasture Lane (Candidate for re-election)MCCLURE, FREDERICK P.97 Hummock Pond Road (WRITE-IN)
NANTUCKET LAND BANK COMMISSIONFive Years Vote for OneREINHARD, ALLEN 5 Eagles Wing Way (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
SIASCONSETWATER COMMISSIONThree Years Vote for OneBENCHLEY, III, ROBERT65 Sankaty Road (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
HARBOR AND SHELLFISHADVISORY BOARDThree Years Vote for TwoLOWELL, ANDREW G.4 New Lane (Candidate for re-election)ANDERWALD, MARK71 Milestone Road ANDREWS, VIRGINA F.1 Stone Alley (WRITE-IN)
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ABSENTEEOFFICIAL BALLOTANNUAL TOWN ELECTIONNANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTSTUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2018 Town Clerk
a. To vote, fill in the OVAL to the right of the candidate of your choice, like this: b. To vote for a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write his or her name in the blank space provided and fill in the oval.c. Follow directions as to the number of candidates to be marked for each office.d. If you wrongly mark, tear or deface the ballot, return it and obtain another.
NANTUCKETWATER COMMISSIONThree Years Vote for OneREINHARD, ALLEN5 Eagles Wing Way (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
HOUSING AUTHORITYThree Years Vote for OneWILLIAMS, LINDA6 S. Pasture Lane (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
COMMUNITY PRESERVATIONCOMMISSIONThree Years Vote for TwoSOVERINO, TIMOTHY 6 Trotters Lane (Candidate for re-election)ZODDA, MARIA3 Dionis Beach Road (Candidate for re-election) (WRITE-IN)
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PLANNING BOARDTwo Years Vote for OneCALLAHAN, DAVID M. 4 Morgan Square WEGNER, JUDITH WELCH50 Quidnet Road (WRITE-IN)
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And, To Cast Their Vote As“Yes” Or “No” On TheFollowing Ballot Questions:
2. Debt Exclusion for Old SouthRoad Area TransportationImprovementsShall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay for the bond issued inorder to make various transportation-related improvements in the Old SouthRoad area including the costs ofprofessional services for design,permitting, engineering, construction,construction supervision, materials, andother related professional services, andany other costs incidental and relatedthereto? YESNO
5. Debt Exclusion for StormWater Discharge SystemImprovements Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay for the bond issued inorder to make improvements to theTown’s storm water discharge system,including the costs of professionalservices for design, permitting,engineering, construction, constructionsupervision, materials, and other relatedprofessional services, and any other costsincidental and related thereto? YESNO
3. Debt Exclusion for PublicWorks Facility Improvements -Design Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay for the bond issued inorder to design improvements to theDepartment of Public Works facility at 188Madaket Road, including the costs ofprofessional services for design,permitting, engineering, and other relatedprofessional services, and any other costsincidental and related thereto? YESNO
6. Debt Exclusion for SparksAvenue SidewalkImprovements Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay for the bond issued inorder to make improvements to thesidewalk along Sparks Avenue fromAtlantic Avenue to the Mid-Island Round-a-bout, including the costs of professionalservices for design, permitting,engineering, construction, constructionsupervision, materials, and other relatedprofessional services, and any other costsincidental and related thereto? YESNO
7. Debt Exclusion for SewerInfrastructure Repairs Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay the bonds issued in orderto design, permit, and construct repairsand improvements to the Town’s sewerinfrastructure in the vicinity of the SeaStreet Pumping Station extending to theTown’s wastewater treatment plant onSouth Shore Road that are required toaddress the sewer force main failure thatoccurred on January 4, 2018, in thevicinity of the Sea Street Pumping Station,including all costs incidental and relatedthereto? YESNO
8. Capital Outlay Exclusion Ballot Question (All ProjectsCombined) Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed to assess an additional $1,545,720 in realestate and personal property taxes for the following purposes in the amounts asfollows for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018? YES NO
4. Debt Exclusion forRenovation of Marine Dept.Building at 34 WashingtonStreet Shall the Town of Nantucket be allowed toexempt from the provisions of PropositionTwo and One-half, so-called, the amountsrequired to pay for the bond issued inorder to renovate the Marine Departmentbuilding at 34 Washington Street,including the costs of professionalservices for design, permitting,engineering, construction, constructionsupervision, materials, and other relatedprofessional services, and any other costsincidental and related thereto? YESNO
Department Purpose Amount
Public Works CCTV - Continuation of work begun in FY18 (related to Storm Water Infrastructure Assessment and minor repairs to identified structures during the camera assessment) $ 100,000 Public Works New Vac-con Truck (related to Storm Water Infrastructure Maintenance) $ 350,000
Public Works New Tracked Aerial Lift (10-year life cycle) $ 130,000
Public Works New Skid Steer with trailer (5-year life cycle) $ 115,000
Public Works New 1-ton Stake Body Truck with plow (10-year life cycle) $ 85,000
Public Works New 1-ton Dump Truck with plow (5-year life cycle) $ 85,000
Fire Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Replacements $ 90,720
Server Virtualization Implementation - update toInformation town-wide server infrastructure; new and/orTechnology replacement servers - setup of more efficient operating environment $ 190,000
Playground Installation – for the property abuttingSchool the Backus Lane playing fields $ 400,000
Total Capital Exclusion: $1,545,720
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