HomeMy WebLinkAbout2015-1-13AGENDA
Nantucket Land Bank Commission
Regular Meeting of January 13, 2015
Land Bank Conference Room, 22 Broad Street C E I !� E D
Nantucket, Massachusetts '' L
CALL TO ORDER: 4:00 P.M.
A. CITIZEN BUSINESS /ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Donation Acknowledgement
B. REGULAR BUSINESS
1. Nantucket Airport Solar Array Proposal
C. EXECUTIVE SESSION
1. Approval of Executive Session Minutes of December 9, 2014
2. Potential Litigation
3. Real Estate Acquisition
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Special Meeting of December 8, 2014
2. Regular Meeting of December 9, 2014
E. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
1. Property Management Supervisor's Monthly Review
2. Soverino /21 Tennessee Avenue - Reuse Discussion
3. Bachman/158 Orange Street - Site Plan Discussion & Contract Award
4. Weweeder Railroad Corridor - Use Request
5. Nantucket Pond Coalition - Update
6. Miacomet Golf Course - Clubhouse Planning Update
7. Miacomet Golf Course - Cart Barn Contract Award
8. Sconset Golf Course - Interior Design Budget
F. TRANSFER BUSINESS
G. FINANCIAL BUSINESS
1. Monthly Financial Report
2. Monthly Transfer Statistics
3. Warrant Authorization - Cash Disbursements
ADJOURNMENT
_ - ^.t t 1 1_C r
_ V �r i`� V
MINUTES
Nantucket Land Bank Commission
Regular Meeting of January 13, 2015
Land Bank Meeting Room, 22 Broad Street
Nantucket, Massachusetts
CALL TO ORDER: 4:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Stackpole, Gardner, Paterson, Reinhard. ABSENT: Bartlett.
STAFF PRESENT: Eric Savetsky, Executive Director; Jesse Bell, Assistant Director; Susan
Campese, Administrator /Finance Manager; Marian Wilson, Assistant Administrator.
Lauren Sinatra, Town Energy Coordinator; Noah Karberg, Airport Environmental Coordinator;
Leo Roy, Consultant VHB were also present at call to order.
A. CITIZEN BUSINESS /ANNOUNCEMENT
1. Donation Acknowledgements:
a. Mr. Savetsky announced that the Land Bank had received a donation of $2,000
from Elizabeth Jacobsen. The Commission asked Ms. Bell to send a letter to Ms. Jacobsen thanking
her for the donation.
b. Mr. Savetsky announced that Martin McGowan of Sconset Gardner had donated
$700 worth of services towards the installation of the tree in memory of Flint Ranney in front of the
town building. The Commission asked Ms. Bell to send a letter to Mr. McGowan thanking him for
the donation.
B. REGULAR BUSINESS
1. Nantucket Airport Solar Array Proposal: Mr. Roy explained that the Nantucket Memorial
Airport had been chosen through a statewide competition to receive funds to install a solar array
equipment to create the first carbon neutral airport in the state. He said they had identified the best
location for the equipment on the airport grounds; however Natural Heritage would require
mitigation for moth habitat of 50 acres or more. Further he explained creating moth habitat on
airport land went against FAA safety guidelines as such habitat would attract wildlife, such as deer
that were a danger to airplanes. Therefore, he asked if the Commission was amenable to allowing
the airport to manage and mitigate the required acreage on Land Bank property, at no cost to the
Land Bank. After some discussion, the consensus was the Commissioners were interested in further
discussions. Mr. Savetsky reminded the Commission that giving up rights to Land Bank land
required legislative approval.
Ms. Sinatra, Mr. Karberg and Mr. Roy departed the meeting at 4:25 p. m.
Land Bank Commission
January 13, 2015
Mr. Savetsky pointed
Page 2
C. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously VOTED
to go into executive session in order to discuss the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real
property, potential litigation and review and approve executive session minutes. Each member was
polled individually. All members voted yes. The Chairman declared that discussion of these matters
in open session may be detrimental to the Land Bank's negotiating position and that the
Commission would reconvene in regular session following executive session.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Jeffrey Pollock, Property Management Supervisor entered the meeting at 5:10 p. m.
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously
VOTED to accept, approve and release the special meeting minutes of December 8, 2014 and the
regular meeting minutes of December 9, 2014, as written.
E. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT:
1. Property Supervisor's Monthly Review: Mr. Pollock provided an overview of work
performed by property management staff in December, including the clean up the Codfish Park
playground; mitigation for the Nobadeer ballfields; view shed maintenance at Wolfe, Barrett/Zissi
and Wauwinet; annual wetland mowing at Peterson, Wauwinet, Skating Pond and the Peter Puck
properties. Further, they have cleaned up the dingy racks and completed their biannual inspection of
golf housing. Mr. Pollock has arranged to have the asphalt driveway removed from Mill Hill and
have the Rand property surveyed and then clean it up. Mr. Pollock reported there was significant
encroachment on the Weweeder property in several locations, including the driveways, golf green,
vehicle storage and mowing on Land Bank property. Mr. Pollock said the property owners have
been notified, property lines posted and drives blocked off. Further, property staff would start
cutting the trails on the property this month.
a. Powers Field: Mr. Pollock reported there is 1,500 to 2,000 cubic yard pile of
debris in the Powers field that needs to be hauled to the landfill for processing due to the high
volume of invasive species in the pile. The tipping fee charged by the landfill would be
approximately $18,000. Further, Mr. Pollock solicited three quotes to truck the debris to the landfill
and received two quotes back:
Holdgate Partners $13,384
Toscana Corporation $24,000
Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously VOTED to hire Holdgate Partners to
remove the debris for $13,384.
b. Cart barn Site Work: Mr. Pollock solicited three prices to clear the 40'x100' area
for the cart barn construction and received two prices back:
Land Bank Commission Page 3
January 13, 2015
Holdgate Partners $9,800
TCE $8,500
Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously VOTED to hire TCE to clear the site
at a price not to exceed $8,500, subject to cart barn project going forward.
c. Sconset Golf — Waterline Installation: Mr. Pollock told the Commission that
Toscana Corporation could install the municipal waterline to the clubhouse for approximately
$18,000. After some discussion, upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously
VOTED to hire Toscana Corporation to install the waterline for a price not to exceed $20,000.
2. Weweeder Railroad Corridor — Use Request: Mr. Savetsky explained that Mark
Lombardi requested the Land Bank swap a portion of land that his golf green was encroaching on in
exchange for two larger portions of wetlands. When Mr. Savetsky told Mr. Lombardi that would
not work for the Land Bank, he asked if the Land Bank would enter into an agreement that would
allow his continued use and maintenance of the property. The Commission determined to decline
the request.
3. Soverino /21 Tennessee Avenue — Reuse Discussion: Mr. Pollock suggested moving the
Ray boat house onto the Soverino property once the lease ended and the existing buildings were
removed. The boathouse could be used for dingy storage in the winter and would need a new roof,
sidewall and trim after the move. Mr. Savetsky reminded the Commission that the lease for the
larger lot ended on February 28, 2015 with the lease on the smaller lot ending February 28, 2017.
However, Mr. Soverino requested additional time on the larger property as he hadn't begun the
clean -up of the property and in exchange he would reduce the lease time on the smaller lot by that
same amount. Upon a motion made, it was unanimously VOTED to modify the lease with Mr.
Soverino to end on February 28, 2016 on both lots and further to seek permits to move the Ray
boathouse to the property at the end of the lease.
4. Bachman/l58 Orange Street — Site Plan Discussion & Contract Award:
a. Site Plan Discussion: Mr. Savetsky explained that neighbor, Ken Goldberg had
agreed to move the walkway and his half of the dock completely onto his property which he was
including in a Conservation Commission application for an addition on his house. Mr. Goldberg
understands that the dock cannot be moved until the Land Bank figures out a plan for the
waterfront. Mr. Savetsky recommended an elevated walkway to the water with no floating dock,
thereby avoiding chapter 91 licensing, but giving the public access to the water.
b. Contract Award: Ms. Bell explained that she worked with Leo Asadoorian on the
bid package, where the labor cost of demolition plus the disposal cost per ton and cost per hauling
trip were added together to establish the low bid price. However, after receiving the three bids it
became apparent there was a flaw in the formula because it lacked an estimated tonnage of
demolition debris. Therefore, it was Ms. Bell's recommendation to reject the bids and rebid the
project. After much discussion, upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously
Land Bank Commission Page 4
January 13, 2015
VOTED to reject the bids and rebid the project as a lump sum contract.
5. Nantucket Pond Coalition — Update: Mr. Savetsky explained . that the Land Bank had
committed to pay for permitting for the project on Hummock Pond for the foliar spraying to
eradicate the Phragmites. Now a group of people from Madaket would like to have Long Pond
included in the project. Rachael Freeman has identified the Land Bank property along Massasoit
Bridge as a good place for the foliar test project, with the harvester project still planned for
Hummock Pond.
6. Miacomet Golf Course — Clubhouse Planning Update: Mr. Savetsky asked the
Commission for guidance for moving forward with planning. He explained it was looking more
like a $15 -20 million project as currently conceived and suggested the project be pared down to
replacing the existing clubhouse with a larger kitchen and dining room, a separated bar /lounge area,
roofed over porch dining area and larger outdoor patio. Commissioner Gardner further suggested a
fireplace and meeting room with a budget of $6 million. Commissioner Paterson recommended
putting an additional $1 million into the reserve account next year. The consensus of the
Commission was to have Mr. Savetsky communicate the changes to the architect with the condition
that a new set of rough sketches be available to the Commission in the next few weeks for review.
7. Miacomet Golf Course — Cart Barn Contract Award: Ms. Bell explained that only one bid
was received for building the cart barn and it was for $805,000, which was significantly higher than
expected. Mr. Savetsky suggested he and Ms. Bell speak to the contractor and see if there were any
places to save money within their price. After much discussion, it was the consensus of the
Commission to hold off awarding the bid until the next meeting.
8. Sconset Golf Course — Interior Design Budget: Ms. Bell presented a budget for
furnishings, rugs, accessories, interpretive display, wall d6cor and refurbishing some of the existing
furniture for $35,000. Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was unanimously VOTED to
approve the budget.
F. TRANSFER BUSINESS:
1. December 2014 Transfers — Record Nos. 35832 through 35937: The Commission
reviewed transfers for the period of December 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014.
a. Current "M" Exemptions and Liens: The Commission authorized the placing of
liens against the following properties as a result of the purchasers claiming the "M" exemption as
first -time buyers of real property:
No. 35838 Edwin Rudd and Shalene Rudd
No. 35846 Marjan Shirzad
No. 35919 Jason A. Curtis and Cheryl L. Curtis
b. Release of Lien - Amended: Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was
unanimously VOTED to authorize the issuance of a Release of Lien for the following transfer to
Land Bank Commission
January 13, 2015
correct a clerical error on the original release of lien:
No. 26973 Matthew E. McManus and Jennifer McManus
G. FINANCIAL BUSINESS:
1. Monthly Financial Report: The Commission accepted the November 2014 financial
report including the balance sheet and income statement previously provided by electronic
correspondence.
Page 5
2. Monthly Transfer Statistics: Monthly transfer statistics reports comparing calendar years
2013 and 2014 and fiscal years 2014 and 2015 through December 2014 were presented.
3. Warrant Authorization — Cash Disbursements: Upon a motion made and duly seconded,
it was VOTED to execute the January 14, 2014 warrant document in the amount of $278,888.44 to
be provided to the county treasurer.
ADJOURNMENT: Upon a motion made and duly seconded, it was VOTED to adjourn at 7:01 p.m.
Attested to: / V
Neil Paterson, Secretary
, Approved, and Released by the VOTE
mri�isio t r 27th day of January, 2015.
d'
T
N
W M
2O
7 o
Z Z
O 4-
O
U) m
F-
0
U j'
W
Y �
Oa0 U
Z Z
.5 ?.
F- LL
W
Y W
Q z
Z M
d O r V N
T o o n
O O (n N V'
N � O O n
` V' O O O
O o N (D N
M Vi N h (A
T
T M 64
6,
v o oo m co
r O cD O OD
O O n 00 O
N v v (h c
T O (D V C-4
M (n n Cn
(a (»
O
T N "r i
❑
J
W O O 4] OD
j- o v v
> O O O O
0
z
❑
J
W o o (D N
} O V V
O CD O O
U
O
C14 CA O N O O CD N C? O m
VM' N N Cl) 01 - N CA O (D rn W m n
V' O O M (D (D (D a0 M 0
'a O V' ti n 0 ((j vi r 0 0 0 N
O CD co V3 fA EA N fA M N N N. T
C0 T , d► f9 N (H fA (D
en T 69 w
v
N
m 'q o- 0� v rn O rn
N rn O OR V N
7 N O
N (ID M M_ O O N (D rn (p m
CO T CO Co V' lD CA (D
M m v� ti (n o O o
(fl 69 E9 N M N N
� O N H N tN 4I
T 69 69
❑
J
W (D M O (D 0 0 0 0 0 0
} N O O 1,- (D
> O O O O O O O O O O
0
z
❑
J
}W (D M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0�
N O O f- O V' ;• 7 V•
�.. CD 0 0 0 0 0 a O O O
U
O
h (D �
N T .
m O
� T
LO T
m N
L �M
M
Z3
y
m`
g
O
z
a
z
0
z
L
°i
0
°
o
O
n
� LO o
o � o
LL
to
j x O
m
W
W
N
~
U
N
R
F-
M
(n
LL
x o or
m
c `
w
❑
z
TO r- Lo
a�
M
0—
0
U 00 3 i` � ']
F-
u- Q X 0)
a
O
.c 0
(�
ca U.� x z
a
0
oC)u 0 W
LL
— U U
0
co m m L
Z
mmm W
LU
co
a) a) m U 0�
W
U U U :3
H
Fa-
m N cca
U)
zzz�
C14 CA O N O O CD N C? O m
VM' N N Cl) 01 - N CA O (D rn W m n
V' O O M (D (D (D a0 M 0
'a O V' ti n 0 ((j vi r 0 0 0 N
O CD co V3 fA EA N fA M N N N. T
C0 T , d► f9 N (H fA (D
en T 69 w
v
N
m 'q o- 0� v rn O rn
N rn O OR V N
7 N O
N (ID M M_ O O N (D rn (p m
CO T CO Co V' lD CA (D
M m v� ti (n o O o
(fl 69 E9 N M N N
� O N H N tN 4I
T 69 69
❑
J
W (D M O (D 0 0 0 0 0 0
} N O O 1,- (D
> O O O O O O O O O O
0
z
❑
J
}W (D M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0�
N O O f- O V' ;• 7 V•
�.. CD 0 0 0 0 0 a O O O
U
O
h (D �
N T .
m O
� T
LO T
m N
L �M
M
w o
C �
d �
EO
CD
m
60
7
C
C
a
O
v
co
0
LQ
r
r
N
6%
m N O o
co
y v o
h O
0 0
� o 0
N a Vf
R
7
C
C
a
0
ca
M
Z3
y
m`
g
w
z
a
z
0
0
ti
L
°i
0
°
o
O
n
� LO o
o � o
0
o
C;
N
N'
m
Q
j x O
m
W
N
N
❑
M 3 0
o "
^
vj
v
;
O
=3
(, U C.
Lo in
o o W O
ri
a
O
b
LL
x o or
m
c `
U
CZ
❑
o x N
U rn o W
(to
n
N
a�
5
0
U 00 3 i` � ']
u)
W
00 co
U-- ooa °"T o c
X LY E U
a
a)
21
(�
u)) -a pu)�°oME
F
Z
a) a) x° Z p U r u) ca
W 0 of rn W
v
o c a Z,
W W "� x
O
a-0 Z3
c ❑ U cLL.U�W c— cu s
U
CU
mm
o2LL cp o (a U (Uy
a
aQ:=()ZUUZ� ( g
LL
LL'
N O.fn— — — — [j! ❑
Q
O
,a) N �,GYYYYY
LU Uj
z
cncnQmmmmmm
w
W
() a) a) a) a) a) m
W LL
W
c a c U U U U U U� C
J
m m m C) (D
a a
F-
m to CO m m m m La m .+=
0
U)
» ❑ZZZZZZ
0
- -
w o
C �
d �
EO
CD
m
60
7
C
C
a
O
v
co
0
LQ
r
r
N
6%
m N O o
co
y v o
h O
0 0
� o 0
N a Vf
R
7
C
C
a
0
ca
M
Z3
y
m`
g
w
z
a
z
0
E
m
a
L
°i
0
°
o
O
n
0
o°o o
O
O
O
fy
0
o
C;
N
N'
m
Q
_
a
•U
m
W
m
m
CX
a
n
n
o
a
h
n
r
^
vj
v
;
O
z
a
F
0
ri
a
O
b
-oo
N
a
U
CZ
(to
n
N
a�
5
`
a
21
(L
v
a
LO
a
a
in
`m
.c
0
m
.g
Q.
O �
nT
o M
o N
m N
v_
M
69
H
Z
W
Q
a
w
F-�
0
z
J
Q
z
z
a
J
F
0
H
Ln
z
W
}
Q
CL
F-
m
W
❑
J
a
z
Z
a
J
F-
0
O
= 'D
C
m
w
O
O
O
o
CD
_
fA
o
O
U
001
ED
(A
O
O
vi
01
to
f9
o
O
o
O
at
In
N
LA
O
'O
a
U)
O
0
°
o
O
n
0
o°o o
O
O
O
fy
0
o
C;
N
N'
O
O
O
LD
N
v>
_
a
•U
m
W
L
W
O m
Z
Z
E
o
z
<
O
m
a
'Cj
`
(L
a
F N
N O
0
a
U) N U) N (A N
Q m a m Q m
cn o Q o U)
.o. a z
U a) U U O
Q Q Q J
Z C
CS o Cl) N
m Q
O c) c o e 0
m N L N` N :L
w
m
a
O
3
m
a
N
m
c
ti
m
o,
c
a
3
0
a�
m
3
O
u
0
E
N
Q
h
W
ti
h
M
a)
o
*
❑
iii
F
m
W
L
W
O m
Z
Z
E
o
z
<
O
J
~
O
w
m
a
O
3
m
a
N
m
c
ti
m
o,
c
a
3
0
a�
m
3
O
u
0
E
N
Q
h
W
ti
h
i
MONTHLY TRANSFER STATISTICS CALENDAR 2013
CAL13
Total
Exempt
Taxable
Total Gross
Gross
Revenue
Month
Transfers
Transfers
Transfers
Value
Value Taxable
Received
Jan -13
63
44
19
$34,484,687
$34,484,687
$689,694
Feb -13
82
47
35
$30,549,050
$30,549,050
$610,981
Mar -13
86
59
27
$28,375,401
$19,594,108
$391,882
Apr -13
99
72
27
$30,184,310
$27,531,512
$550,630
May -13
82
41
41
$67,451,345
$63,327,499
$1,259,850
Jun -13
80
33
47
$83,041,129
$81,393,629
$1,627,873
Jul -13
81
45
36
$39,269,537
$36,279,537
$735,021
Aug -13
78
26
52
$103,362,429
$100,769,700
$2,023,394
Sep -13
107
31
76
$99,058,451
$97,612,951
$1,952,259
Oct -13
128
44
84
$148,561,985
$146,714,985
$2,934,300
Nov -13
Dec -13
88
108
44
54
44
54
$59,407,600
$77,487,991
$56,541,850
$72,594,4251
$1,130,837
$1,451,889
Total
Average
1082
90
540
48
542
40
$801,233,916
$66,769,493
$767,393,934
$63,949,494
$15,358,609
$1,279,884
Low
63
26
19
$28,375,401
$19,594,108
$391,882
High
128
72
84
$148,561,985
$146,714,985
$2,934,300
MONTHLY TRANSFER STATISTICS CALENDAR 2014
CAL 14
Total
Exempt
Taxable
Total Gross
Gross
Revenue
Month
Transfers
Transfers
Transfers
Value
Value Taxable
Received
Jan -14
Feb -14
83
65
54
30
29
35
$63,272,803
$63,662,993
$61,129,303
$61,093,626
$1,222,586
$1,227,863
Mar -14
71
32
39
$50,612,071
$45,933,178
$925,424
Apr -14
75
40
36
$50,709,873
$47,284,873
$945,697
May -14
80
35
45
$67,830,595
$62,968,987
$1,259,380
Jun -14
83
33
50
$96,733,991
$1,898,540
$1,922,540
Jul -14
98
48
50
$60,140,662
$56,509,302
$1,130,186
Aug -14
96
48
48
$67,983,744
$65,787,643
$1,331,753
Sep -14
100
34
66
$157,977,831
$155,555,831
$3,111,116
Oct -14
147
57
90
$168,297,186
$160,177,228
$3,203,545
Nov -14
Dec -14
85
106
38
59
47
47
$81,932,556
$115,148,049
$80,432,556
$106,237,418
$1,608,651
$2,132,248
Total
Average
1089
91
508
48
582
40
$1,044,302,354
$87,025,196
$905,008,484
$75,417,374
$20,020,989
$1,668,416
Low
65
30
29
$50,612,071
$1,898,540
$925,424
High
147
59
90
$168,297,186
$160,177,228
$3,203,545
MONTHLY (UNAUDITED)
MONTHLY (UNAUDITED)
FY14
Total
Exempt
Taxable
To Gross
Gross
Revenue
Month
Transfers
Transfers
Transfers
Value
Value Taxable
Received
Jul -13
Aug -13
Sep -13
Oct -13
Nov -13
Dec -13
Jan -14
Feb -14
Mar -14
Apr -14
May -14
Jun -14
81
78
_ 107
128
88
108
83
65
71
76
80
83
45
26
31 _
44
48
54
54
30
32
40
35
33
36
52
76
84
40
54
29
35
39
36
45
50
$39,269,537
$103,362,429
$99,058,451
$148,561,985
$59,407,600
$77,487,991
$63,272,803
$63,662,993
$50,612,071
$50,709,873
$67,830,595
$96,733,991
$36,279,537
$100,769,700
$97,612,951
$146,714,985
$56,541,850
$72,594,425
$61,129,303
$61,093,626
$45,933,178
$47,284,873
$62,968,987
$1,898,540
$735,021
$2,023,394
$1,952,259
$2,934,300
$1,130,837
$1,451,889
$1,222,586
$1,227,863
$925,424
$945,697
$1,259,380
$1,922,540
THRU DEC 13
Average
Low
High
590
87
65
128
248
39
26
54
342
48
29
84
$527,147,993
$76,664,193
$39,269,537
$148,561,985
$510,513,448
$65,901,830
$1,898,540
$146,714,985
$10,227,699
$1,477,599
$735,021
$2,934,300
MONTHLY TRANSFER
STATISTICS FISCAL YEAR 2015
FY15
Total
Exempt
Taxable
Total Gross
Gross
Revenue
Month
Transfers
Transfers
Transfers
Value
Value Taxable
Received
Jul -14
Aug -14
Sep -14
Oct -14
Nov -14
Dec -14
Jan -15
98
96
100
147
85
109
48
48
34
57
38
59
50
48
66
90
47
47
$60,140,662
$67,983,744
$157,977,831
$168,297,186
$81,932,556
$115,148,049
$56,509,302
$65,787,643
$155,555,831
$160,177,228
$80,432,556
$106,237,4181
$1,130,186
$1,331,753
$3,111,116
$3,203,545
$1,608,651
$2,132,248
Feb -15
Mar -15
Apr -15
May-1 5
Jun -15
THRU DEC 14
Average
Low
High
635
106
85
147
284
47
34
59
348
58
47
90
$651,480,028
$108,580,005
$60,140,662
$168,297,186
$624,699,978
$104,116,663
$56,509,302
$160,177,228
$12,517,499
$2,086,250
$1,130,186
$3,203,545
MONTHLY (UNAUDITED)
DOCUMENTS AND EXHIBITS
Nantucket Land Bank Commission
Regular Meeting of January 13, 2015
1. Airport Solar Array - aerial
2. Weweeder Corridor aerials
3. Weweeder abutter use request
4. Soverino - aerial Plan
5. Bachman waterfront — aerial
6. Long Pond — aerial (Pond Coalition plan)
7. Cart Barn Bid response — Whitaker
8. Bachman demolition - Bid responses
9. SGC — Interior Design Budget
10. Monthly Transfer Report — December 2014
11. "M" Exemption Lien (see transfer business for record no.)
12. Release of Lien amended (see transfer business for record no.)
13. Land Bank Financial Reports — November 2014
14. Transfer Statistics and Graphs — December 2013 (Fiscal and Calendar year)
15. Check Warrant Summary dated January 13, 2015
TRANSFER BUSINESS
Nantucket Land Bank Commission
Regular Meeting of January 13, 2015
1. December 2014 Transfers — Record Nos. 35832 through 35937:
a. Current "M" Exemptions and Liens:
No. 35838 Edwin Rudd and Shalene Rudd
No. 35846 Marjan Shirzad
No. 35919 Jason A. Curtis and Cheryl L. Curtis
2. Transfer Update:
a. Release of Lien: Amended
No. 26973 Matthew E. McManus and Jennifer McManus