On the agenda: Littleton meeting — FLOCK camera (Jun 22)

Town of Littleton
Select Board

Received: AS
Date/Time: 6/17/26 – 1:35 PM
Revised: AS
Date/Time: 6/18/26 – 3:45 PM

AGENDA
June 22, 2026 at 5:45 PM
Littleton Town Offices – 37 Shattuck Street, Room 103
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listed below. Other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to the extent permitted by law.

5:45 PM

1. Executive Session
A. Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(2) to conduct strategy sessions in preparation for
negotiations with non-union personnel, specifically the Police Chief
B. Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(2) to conduct negotiations with non-union personnel
(Alicia Day)
Return to open Session to vote on potential agreement with non-union personnel (Alicia Day)

6:30 PM

2. Organization / Pledge of Allegiance / Moment of Silence / Read Mail
A. Moment of Silence for John Charles “Jack” Doyle. US Navy Vietnam Veteran

6:40 PM

3. Department/Board Updates and Requests
A. Vote to approve potential agreement with non-union personnel (Alicia Day)
B. Rotary Club discussion about the Appleman Triathlon
C. Vote to approve year end transfer for Snow and Ice spending

7:00 PM

4. Public Input/Members’ Updates
Public Input will last for 10 minutes, and speakers are allowed to speak for no longer than 2
minutes. Speakers addressing the Select Board are required to do so from the podium and provide
name and address for the record, and all comments must be made through the Chair.
The Select Board will also provide updates, as warranted, on the following projects:
• Flock Security Cameras
• Littleton Town Center Sewer Project
• 550 King Street Development
• Nagog Orchard
• Massachusetts School Building Authority - Shaker Lane Elementary School
• Charter Committee

7:15 PM

5. Appointments
B. Fiscal Year 2027 Town Board/Committee Appointments

7:25 PM

6. Select Board Discussions
A. Introduction of Town Moderator, Cammy Bean
B. Vote to approve route for the October 3, 2026 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Cycle for Life
bicycle event
C. Review, Discuss and Assign Select Board liaisons to Town Boards and Committees

D. FLOCK camera discussion
E. Vote to authorize the Town Administrator to sign the Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA)
with the Town of Boxborough and Littleton Community Television (LCTV)
F. Accept letter from the Park & Recreation Commission declaring a member vacancy and
set a meeting date to make a joint appointment for a new member
7:55 PM

7. Town Administrator Update
A. Update on municipal operations, projects and initiatives

8:05 PM

8. Minutes
A. Approve the minutes of June 8, 2026

8:10 PM

ANTICIPATED ADJOURNMENT

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Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

2

MAIL
Requested by: James A. Duggan, Town Administrator

Action Sought: None anticipated

Proposed Motion(s)
None are anticipated at this time.
Additional Information
Included in the Board’s packet is:
1. Current Openings on Town Boards
2. Select Board Office Hours
3. July 4th Picnic
4. Planning Board Public Hearing Notice
5. Gift Acceptance – EHS from John C. and Eunice B. Morrison Charitable
Foundation
6. Gift Acceptance – Library from John C. and Eunice B. Morrison Charitable
Foundation

TOWN OF LITTLETON

Received: AS
Date/Time: 5/29/26 – 9:40 AM
Revised:
Date/Time:

PUBLIC NOTICE

CURRENT VACANCIES ON TOWN BOARDS
Applications are invited from residents of the Town of Littleton for the following Town board
positions appointed by the Select Board. Application forms are available online at
https://littletonmaboards.vt-s.net/newcaf.php or at the Office of the Select Board/Town
Administrator - Town of Littleton, 37 Shattuck Street, Littleton, MA 01460. Application
submissions will be accepted and interviews/appointments will be made by the Select Board on a
rolling basis until the positions are filled.

APPOINTED BY THE SELECT BOARD:
• AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST
Two (2) Residents with Specific Experience – Term expiring June 30, 2028
• AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION
One (1) citizen-at-large - term expiring June 30, 2027
One (1) citizen-at-large - term expiring June 30, 2028
One (1) member (engaged in farming, employed in the agricultural field and/or
with knowledge/experience in agricultural practices / business) - term expiring
June 30, 2029)
• BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Two (2) members – term expiring June 30, 2029
• CLEAN LAKES COMMITTEE
One (1) citizen-at-large – term expiring June 30, 2028
One (1) Mill Pond Alternate – term expiring June 30, 2027
One (1) Spectacle Pond Alternate – term expiring June 30, 2029
One (1) Lake Matawanakee Alternate - term expiring June 30, 2029
• COMMITTEE FOR THE EXPLORATION OF REAL ESTATE TAX RELIEF
FOR SENIORS
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2027
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2028
• COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
Two (2) members – term expiring June 30, 2029
• CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Two (2) members - term expiring June 30, 2029
• COUNCIL ON AGING
Three (3) members - term expiring June 30, 2029
• CULTURAL COUNCIL
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2028
Four (4) members – term expiring June 30, 2029

• DISABILITY COMMISSION
One (1) member with a disability (or family member) - term expiring June
30,2029
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2029
• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
(Three) 3 members – No expiration date
• HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Two (2) members – Term expiring June 30, 2029
• LITTLETON COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Two (2) members – Term expiring June 30, 2029
• PERMANENT MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2029
• PERSONNEL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2028
Two (2) members – term expiring June 30, 2029
• SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE
Three (3) members – term expiring June 30, 2029
• TAXATION AID COMMITTEE
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2029
• ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2029
One (1) alternate - term expiring June 30, 2027
Two (2) alternates – term expiring June 30, 2029

APPOINTED BY THE TOWN ADMINISTRATOR:
•

AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST
One (1) member – term expiring June 30, 2027

APPOINTED BY LELWD (Littleton Electric Light and Water
Department)
• FINANCE COMMITTEE
One (1) member - term expiring June 30, 2028

APPOINTED BY THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
• FINANCE COMMITTEE
One (1) member - term expiring June 30, 2029

LITTLETON HOUSING AUTHORITY – JOINT APPOINTMENT
One (1) member due to failure to elect at the Annual Town Election of May 9, 2026 –
Term will expire in one year after the May 2027 Annual Town Election
LITTLETON SELECT BOARD
GARY WILSON, CHAIR

TOWN OF LITTLETON
OFFICE OF THE

SELECT BOARD
37 SHATTUCK STREET, P.O. BOX 1305
LITTLETON, MASSACHUSETTS 01460
(978) 540-2460

Select Board Office Hours
Select Board Office Hours are scheduled for the following dates. All office hours will take place at the
Reuben Hoar Library in the Historical Room unless indicated otherwise.
Wednesday, June 24th from 4:00-6:00 with Mark Rambacher
Friday, June 26th from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Wednesday, July 1st from 11:00-12:30 with Karen Morrison
Friday, July 31st from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, August 28th from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, September 25th from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, October 30th from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, December 18th from 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday January 29th 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, February 26th 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, March 26th 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, 30th April 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp
Friday, May 28th 3:00-4:00 with Kyle Bubp

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

2A

Moment of Silence
Requested by: James A. Duggan, Town Administrator

Action Sought: None anticipated

Proposed Motion(s)
None are anticipated at this time.
Additional Information
Moment of Silence for John Charles “Jack” Doyle. US Nave Veteran who passed away
on May 23, 2026.

3A

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Department/Board Updates and Requests
Vote to approve potential agreement with non-union personnel (Alicia
Day)
Requested by: James A. Duggan

Action Sought: Approve

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to approve the agreement as presented.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

3B

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Department/Board Updates and Requests
Rotary Club discussion about Appleman Triathlon
Requested by: Gary Wilson

Action Sought: Discussion

Proposed Motion(s)
Discussion dependent.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

3C

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Department/Board Updates and Requests
Vote to approve year end transfer for snow and ice spending
Requested by: James A. Duggan

Action Sought: Approve

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to approve year end transfer for snow and ice spending.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

5A

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussion
Fiscal Year 2027 Town Board/Committee Appointments
Requested by: Select Board

Action Sought: Interview / Appoint

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to approve the slate of appointments in the table
below.
Additional Information
The Select Board has twenty-four (24) annual reappointments/appointments to consider for
the following committees:
Attached are applications from:
Board / Committee

Applicant

Term

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
TRUST FUND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
TRUST FUND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
TRUST FUND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN
ADVISORT COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE FOR THE
EXPLORATION OF REAL
ESTATE TAX RELIEF FOR
SENIORS
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION
COMMITTEE
COMMUNITY PRESERVATION
COMMITTEE

Matthew Nordhaus

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Angus Michaels

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Bartlett Harvey

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Jonathan Isaac

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Jane Lamb

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Carolyn Mueller

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Sam Bell

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

CONSERVATION COMMISSION

Edward D. Fultz

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

CONSERVATION COMMISSION

Sarah Seaward

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

COUNCIL ON AGING

Anita Harding

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

COUNCIL ON AGING

Mary-Ann Peachy

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

COUNCIL ON AGING

John Peachy

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

CULTURAL COUNCIL

Melissa Anne Luongo

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

CULTURAL COUNCIL

Kathryn J. Harlow

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

DISABILITY COMMISSION

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

FINANCE COMMITTEE

George A. Sanders,
Sr.
Fred Faulkner

HISTORICAL COMMISSION

Linda Stein

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

LITTLETON COMMUNITY
TELEVISION (LCTV)
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
LITTLETON COMMUNITY
TELEVISION (LCTV)
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PERSONNEL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE

Jane Lamb

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

David Astolfi

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

Anita Harding

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

John R. Hagberg

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

TAXATION AID COMMITTEE

Anita Harding

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

John Sewell

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

Robert Mills

Alternate Three-year exp
6/30/2029

Three-year exp 6/30/2029

The applicants were invited to attend; but attendance is optional.

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: April 22, 2026
Name: Angus J Michaels
Home Address: 61 Dahlia Drive
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 61 Dahlia Drive
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees 2018 to Present.
Current Occupation/Employer: Medical Doctor/
Narrative: I am free evenings and weekends.
I have been an active member of LAHTFBOT since 2018 and have worked with my colleagues,
as well as attended courses to build manpower for the Trust, gaining experience in the process.
My term will be renewable on 06/30/2026: This application therefore, serves as a renewal
application.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 1, 2026
Name: bartlett harvey harvey
Home Address: 32 lake warren dr
01460
Mailing Address:
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
see resume
Current Occupation/Employer: retired
Narrative: career in architecture and in low income housing production
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 24, 2026
Name: Carolyn Mueller
Home Address: 8E Roxbury Dr
Littleton, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 8E Roxbury Dr
Littleton, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Community Preservation Committee
Cemetery Commission
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative: Request for reappointment - I would still like to serve on the CPC.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 10, 2026
Name: David K Astolfi
Home Address: 15 Christina St.
01460-1723
Mailing Address: 15 Christina St.
01460-1723
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Community Television Advisory Committee
Current Occupation/Employer: Retired
Narrative: Currently on the LCTV Advisory Committee - Looking to continue
Currently Chair of the LCTVAC
Board(s) / Committee(s):

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 26, 2026
Name: Edward D Fultz
Home Address: 619 NEWTOWN RD
Littleton, Ma 01460
Mailing Address: 619 NEWTOWN RD
Littleton, Ma 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Conservation Commission - renewing
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative:
Board(s) / Committee(s):

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 11, 2026
Name: Fred E Faulkner
Home Address: 141 Harwood Ave
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 141 Harwood Ave
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s): - Home
- Unspecified
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Finance Committee
1986-present time (with two year hiatus)
Elected Commissioner of Trusts about 7 years .
Kimball-Morrison Scholorship Committee 8years
Current Occupation/Employer: Retired VP of Operations Millipore Corp
Narrative: Been there ,Done that , over and over again . I’m willing to sign up for another 3Year term ,if
you’ll reappoint me .
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___FINANCE COMMITEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 22, 2026
Name: George A Sanders, Sr
Home Address: 672 Great Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460-1236
Mailing Address: P O Box 621
LITTLETON, MA 01460-2621
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Commission on Disability (COD)
Current Occupation/Employer: Retired
Narrative: I am a Veteran of 30-years of military service and has been on the COD over 20 years.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___DISABILITY COMMISSION

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 22, 2026
Name: John Hagberg
Home Address: 156 Hartwell Ave
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 156 Hartwell Ave
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Sustainability Committee - 2023-2026
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative:
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 9, 2026
Name: Jonathan Isaac
Home Address: 79 Nashoba Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 79 Nashoba Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton BPAC since inception
Current Occupation/Employer: Operations Manager, Novartis
Narrative: I've been a part of the BPAC since it was formed. I've been the chair of the committee for over
10 years. I'm an avid cyclist and prefer alternate forms of transportation to passenger vehicles.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE (BPAC)

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 12, 2026
Name: Jane Lamb
Home Address: 41 Tahattawan Road
Littleton, MA 01460
Mailing Address:
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?No
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:

Current Occupation/Employer: N/A
Narrative: I spent nearly 20 years in the entertainment industry, living in in Los Angeles, CA and working
in television, music, and artist management. I moved back to my home state of Massachusetts
last year and am currently pursuing my real estate license while assisting with my partner's
landscape design business in Westford.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Music Production & Engineering from Berklee College of Music,
and my interests lie in arts and media, real estate, travel, animal rescue, and advocacy for
children with special needs. I am also skilled in social media management, website generation,
AI implementation, and marketing. I believe my experience, skills, and passions lend themselves
to many of the boards and committees listed below and would welcome the opportunity to
discuss ways in which my background might align with the important issues that a growing town
like Littleton is facing.
I currently have availability in my evenings and weekends, with some flexibility during
traditional working hours as well.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COMMITTEE FOR THE EXPLORATION OF REAL ESTATE TAX RELIEF FOR SENIORS
___CULTURAL COUNCIL
___DISABILITY COMMISSION
___LITTLETON COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) ADVISORY COMMITTEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 12, 2026
Name: Jane Lamb
Home Address: 41 Tahattawan Road
Littleton, MA 01460
Mailing Address:
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?No
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:

Current Occupation/Employer: N/A
Narrative: I spent nearly 20 years in the entertainment industry, living in in Los Angeles, CA and working
in television, music, and artist management. I moved back to my home state of Massachusetts
last year and am currently pursuing my real estate license while assisting with my partner's
landscape design business in Westford.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Music Production & Engineering from Berklee College of Music,
and my interests lie in arts and media, real estate, travel, animal rescue, and advocacy for
children with special needs. I am also skilled in social media management, website generation,
AI implementation, and marketing. I believe my experience, skills, and passions lend themselves
to many of the boards and committees listed below and would welcome the opportunity to
discuss ways in which my background might align with the important issues that a growing town
like Littleton is facing.
I currently have availability in my evenings and weekends, with some flexibility during
traditional working hours as well.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COMMITTEE FOR THE EXPLORATION OF REAL ESTATE TAX RELIEF FOR SENIORS
___CULTURAL COUNCIL
___DISABILITY COMMISSION
___LITTLETON COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) ADVISORY COMMITTEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 3, 2026
Name: John E Peachey
Home Address: 8 Berrybush Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address:
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
I am presently a member of the COA BOD and am applying to renew my membership
for the next 3 years. I have been a very active member for the past 3 years.
Current Occupation/Employer: Retired
Narrative: As an active member of the COA BOD, I have participated in all functions and activities that the
council has participated in.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COUNCIL ON AGING

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 19, 2026
Name: John J Sewell
Home Address: 60 Foster Street
Littleton, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 60 Foster Street
Littleton, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton ZBA from 2018 to present
Current Occupation/Employer: retired
Narrative: I am a professional Civil Engineer (I have a PE License)
I have taken CPTC seminars: Roles & Responsibilities of Boards, Introduction to the Zoning Act,
Writing Reasonable & Defensible Deisions.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 11, 2026
Name: Kathryn J Harlow
Home Address: 22 PORTER RD
01460
Mailing Address: 22 PORTER RD
01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Cultural Council July 2024 - present. Term expires 06/30/2026
Current Occupation/Employer: retired
Narrative:
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___CULTURAL COUNCIL

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 7, 2026
Name: Linda S Stein
Home Address: 81 New Estate Road
01460
Mailing Address: 81 New Estate Road
01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Historical Commission: 2012? - 2026 (current)
Community Preservation Committee (CPC): 2015? - 2026 (current)
Board of Health: 1991? - 1994
Current Occupation/Employer: Medical Writer, self-employed
Narrative: approx. 5-10 hrs/week availability; prior experience includes many years on both the Historical
Commission and CPC, and M.S. degree in Public Health and Environmental Policy
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
___HISTORICAL COMMISSION

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 29, 2026
Name: Melissa A Luongo
Home Address:
01460
Mailing Address: 129 Hartwell Ave
01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Littleton Cultural Council 7/1/2023-present
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative: Currently on the LCC and Fine Arts Boosters of Littleton. I am passionate about community
connection through shared artistic experiences. Please see attached resume and thank you for
your consideration
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___CULTURAL COUNCIL

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 27, 2026
Name: Matthew Nordhaus
Home Address: 43 Starr Hill Rd
01460
Mailing Address: 43 Starr Hill Rd
01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Select Board, Affordable Housing Trust, Housing Authority, Orchard Working Group
Current Occupation/Employer: Product Manager
Narrative: I will continue to support the work of the Affordable Housing Trust
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 3, 2026
Name: Mary-Ann L Peachey
Home Address: 8 Berrybush Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address:
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Presently an active member of the COA Board of Directors and applying to renew
my membership.
Current Occupation/Employer: Retired RN
Narrative: Currently active member of the COA BOD and I lend my time to assist in all functions that the
BOD participates in. I look forward to my participation for my next 3 years of service.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COUNCIL ON AGING

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 21, 2026
Name: Robert Mills
Home Address: 192 Tahawwatan Rd
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 192 Tahawwatan Rd
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Several corporate boards, and currently on a cottage association board for the past 14 years
Current Occupation/Employer: Management Consultant
Narrative: I can commit to weekly meetings if necessary.
I bring over 30 years of experience in business and operations, in executive-level leadership roles
where I was responsible for strategic planning, organizational management, and decision-making
in complex environments. Throughout my career, I have also served on several boards, where I
gained valuable experience in governance, collaboration, and balancing diverse stakeholder
perspectives.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: June 11, 2026
Name: Sam Bell
Home Address: 508 Great Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Mailing Address: 508 Great Road
LITTLETON, MA 01460
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Yes on CPC
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative: Retired
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___COMMUNITY PRESERVATION COMMITTEE

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Littleton, MA
37 Shattuck Street
Phone: (978) 540-2460

Member Application Form
Good Government Starts with You

Date Submitted: May 21, 2026
Name: sarah seaward
Home Address: 140 Nashoba Rd
Littleton MA 01460
Mailing Address: 140 Nashoba Rd
Phone Number(s):
Email Address:
Have you previously been a member of a Board, Committee or Commission (either in the Littleton, MA or elsewhere)?Yes
If yes, please list the Board name and your approximate dates of service:
Conservation Com active member over 30 years. Previous Nagog Orchard working group
Current Occupation/Employer:
Narrative: currently my time still permits me the time necessary to fulfill the tasks needs as chair such as
site walks, plan reviews, interagency discussions and LCC office admin support to Tim &
Lauren.
Board(s) / Committee(s): ___CONSERVATION COMMISSION

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6A

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussions
Introduction of Town Moderator, Cammy Bean
Requested by: Town Administrator

Action Sought: Discussion

Proposed Motion(s)
Discussion dependent.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

6B

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussions
Approve the request of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to use town
roads for Cycle for Life on Saturday, October 3, 2026
Requested by: Saige McCord

Action Sought: Discussion / Approval

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to approve the request of the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation to use town roads for Cycle for Life on Saturday, October 3,2026.
Additional Information
A copy of the request and map of the route are included in the packet. Police, Fire, and
DPW have no issues with this request. The organization will provide an insurance
certificate prior to the event.
Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

McCord, Saige
Lisa Montgomery
2026 CF Cycle for Life
Wednesday, March 18, 2026 10:37:08 AM

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Good morning Lisa,
I hope you’re doing well!
I’m reaching out as we begin planning for our 29th Annual CF Cycle for Life event, which will
take place on October 3rd at 3 Maguire Rd in Lexington (Revolution Hall).
The event will follow the same format as last year, including timing, location, setup, and routes.
I wanted to connect regarding the approval process. Since we received approval from the
Select Board last year, I wasn’t sure if we would need to go through that same process again
for this year’s event.
I’m happy to provide any information or documentation needed—just let me know what would
be helpful.

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager - Special Events
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

Jeff Patterson
Lisa Montgomery; Steele McCurdy; Stephen Jahnle
RE: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:56:09 AM

No issues with the police. I believe they are usually spread out enough not to cause a traffic
issue.
From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:42 AM
To: Jeff Patterson <[email protected]>; Steele McCurdy <[email protected]>;
Stephen Jahnle <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Good morning,
We received a request to use Littleton Roads for the 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026. Route maps are attached. They expect riders to be in Littleton around 1011:30am. Please let me know if you have any issues with this request.
Thank you,
Lisa

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2026 2:57 PM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Hi Lisa,
No worries at all.
Those two routes are the same; missing is the 65-mile route which is attached here along with
the cue sheets for all three routes. Nothing has changed from last year - it was an amazing
ride, and we are very excited to be back again this year.

For timing - we expect cyclists to cross over into Littleton between 10a-11:30a. 65-mile
cyclists leave Revolution Hall in Lexington at 8am with most finishing by 1:30pm back at the
starting point.
Happy to provide any information or documents if needed!
Thanks!

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
MA-RI Chapter
508-655-6000

From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2026 10:35 AM
To: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

CAUTION: This message originated from outside of the organization. DO NOT CLICK
links or OPEN attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Hi Saige,
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. This will need to go to the Select Board for
approval first. I will also need to make Police, Fire and the Highway department aware. I am
attaching the route maps I had from last year. Could you please confirm that these are the
same? Also, do you have any approximation of the timing on the event?
Thank you!
Lisa
From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2026 12:55 PM

To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Good Afternoon Lisa,
I hope you are doing well!
I am currently working on preparations for our 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026, at Revolution Hall in Lexington. As part of this process, I am working to
obtain the Certificate of Insurance listing the Town of Littleton as additionally insured, as this
was a required document last year.
If you recall, our legal team required a letter from the town confirming the need for the COI. I’ve
attached last year’s letter for your reference. Would it be possible to obtain an updated version
for the 2026 event?
Thank you so much for your help—I truly appreciate it!
Best regards,
Saige McCord

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 10:35 AM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Good morning Lisa,
I hope you’re doing well!
I’m reaching out as we begin planning for our 29th Annual CF Cycle for Life event, which will
take place on October 3rd at 3 Maguire Rd in Lexington (Revolution Hall).
The event will follow the same format as last year, including timing, location, setup, and routes.

I wanted to connect regarding the approval process. Since we received approval from the
Select Board last year, I wasn’t sure if we would need to go through that same process again
for this year’s event.
I’m happy to provide any information or documentation needed—just let me know what would
be helpful.

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager - Special Events
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
DISCLAIMER: This email may contain confidential information, which may be protected by applicable privileges and
may constitute non-public information. It is intended to be conveyed only to the designated recipient(s) of the
message. If you are not an intended recipient of this message, please notify the sender. Unauthorized use,
dissemination, distribution, or reproduction of this message is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

Steele McCurdy
Jeff Patterson; Lisa Montgomery; Stephen Jahnle
Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:57:32 AM

Fire is good
Steele McCurdy
Fire Chief
Littleton Fire Department
20 Foster St
Littleton, MA 01460
978-540-2302

-Service -Compassion -Community -Trust -Passion -Integrity -TeamworkFrom: Jeff Patterson <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:56 AM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>; Steele McCurdy
<[email protected]>; Stephen Jahnle <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

No issues with the police. I believe they are usually spread out enough not to cause a traffic
issue.
From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:42 AM
To: Jeff Patterson <[email protected]>; Steele McCurdy <[email protected]>;
Stephen Jahnle <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Good morning,
We received a request to use Littleton Roads for the 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026. Route maps are attached. They expect riders to be in Littleton around 1011:30am. Please let me know if you have any issues with this request.
Thank you,
Lisa

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2026 2:57 PM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Hi Lisa,
No worries at all.
Those two routes are the same; missing is the 65-mile route which is attached here along with
the cue sheets for all three routes. Nothing has changed from last year - it was an amazing
ride, and we are very excited to be back again this year.
For timing - we expect cyclists to cross over into Littleton between 10a-11:30a. 65-mile
cyclists leave Revolution Hall in Lexington at 8am with most finishing by 1:30pm back at the
starting point.
Happy to provide any information or documents if needed!
Thanks!

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
MA-RI Chapter
508-655-6000

From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2026 10:35 AM
To: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

CAUTION: This message originated from outside of the organization. DO NOT CLICK
links or OPEN attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Hi Saige,
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. This will need to go to the Select Board for
approval first. I will also need to make Police, Fire and the Highway department aware. I am
attaching the route maps I had from last year. Could you please confirm that these are the
same? Also, do you have any approximation of the timing on the event?
Thank you!
Lisa
From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2026 12:55 PM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Good Afternoon Lisa,
I hope you are doing well!
I am currently working on preparations for our 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026, at Revolution Hall in Lexington. As part of this process, I am working to
obtain the Certificate of Insurance listing the Town of Littleton as additionally insured, as this
was a required document last year.
If you recall, our legal team required a letter from the town confirming the need for the COI. I’ve
attached last year’s letter for your reference. Would it be possible to obtain an updated version
for the 2026 event?
Thank you so much for your help—I truly appreciate it!
Best regards,
Saige McCord

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 10:35 AM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Good morning Lisa,
I hope you’re doing well!
I’m reaching out as we begin planning for our 29th Annual CF Cycle for Life event, which will
take place on October 3rd at 3 Maguire Rd in Lexington (Revolution Hall).
The event will follow the same format as last year, including timing, location, setup, and routes.
I wanted to connect regarding the approval process. Since we received approval from the
Select Board last year, I wasn’t sure if we would need to go through that same process again
for this year’s event.
I’m happy to provide any information or documentation needed—just let me know what would
be helpful.

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager - Special Events
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
DISCLAIMER: This email may contain confidential information, which may be protected by applicable privileges and
may constitute non-public information. It is intended to be conveyed only to the designated recipient(s) of the
message. If you are not an intended recipient of this message, please notify the sender. Unauthorized use,
dissemination, distribution, or reproduction of this message is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

From:
To:
Subject:
Date:

Stephen Jahnle
Lisa Montgomery; Jeff Patterson; Steele McCurdy
Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 11:03:09 AM

No issues for Highway.

Stephen E. Jahnle
DPW Director
Town of Littleton
978-540-2670

From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2026 10:42 AM
To: Jeff Patterson <[email protected]>; Steele McCurdy <[email protected]>;
Stephen Jahnle <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: 2026 CF Cycle for Life
Good morning,
We received a request to use Littleton Roads for the 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026. Route maps are attached. They expect riders to be in Littleton around 1011:30am. Please let me know if you have any issues with this request.
Thank you,
Lisa

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2026 2:57 PM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Hi Lisa,
No worries at all.
Those two routes are the same; missing is the 65-mile route which is attached here along with
the cue sheets for all three routes. Nothing has changed from last year - it was an amazing

ride, and we are very excited to be back again this year.
For timing - we expect cyclists to cross over into Littleton between 10a-11:30a. 65-mile
cyclists leave Revolution Hall in Lexington at 8am with most finishing by 1:30pm back at the
starting point.
Happy to provide any information or documents if needed!
Thanks!

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
MA-RI Chapter
508-655-6000

From: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2026 10:35 AM
To: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

CAUTION: This message originated from outside of the organization. DO NOT CLICK
links or OPEN attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
Hi Saige,
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. This will need to go to the Select Board for
approval first. I will also need to make Police, Fire and the Highway department aware. I am
attaching the route maps I had from last year. Could you please confirm that these are the
same? Also, do you have any approximation of the timing on the event?
Thank you!
Lisa
From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, June 3, 2026 12:55 PM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Warning – THIS EMAIL WAS SENT BY AN EXTERNAL SENDER

Good Afternoon Lisa,
I hope you are doing well!
I am currently working on preparations for our 2026 Cycle for Life event, which will take place
on October 3, 2026, at Revolution Hall in Lexington. As part of this process, I am working to
obtain the Certificate of Insurance listing the Town of Littleton as additionally insured, as this
was a required document last year.
If you recall, our legal team required a letter from the town confirming the need for the COI. I’ve
attached last year’s letter for your reference. Would it be possible to obtain an updated version
for the 2026 event?
Thank you so much for your help—I truly appreciate it!
Best regards,
Saige McCord

From: McCord, Saige <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 10:35 AM
To: Lisa Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: 2026 CF Cycle for Life

Good morning Lisa,
I hope you’re doing well!
I’m reaching out as we begin planning for our 29th Annual CF Cycle for Life event, which will
take place on October 3rd at 3 Maguire Rd in Lexington (Revolution Hall).
The event will follow the same format as last year, including timing, location, setup, and routes.
I wanted to connect regarding the approval process. Since we received approval from the

Select Board last year, I wasn’t sure if we would need to go through that same process again
for this year’s event.
I’m happy to provide any information or documentation needed—just let me know what would
be helpful.

Best,
Saige McCord
Development Manager - Special Events
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
DISCLAIMER: This email may contain confidential information, which may be protected by applicable privileges and
may constitute non-public information. It is intended to be conveyed only to the designated recipient(s) of the
message. If you are not an intended recipient of this message, please notify the sender. Unauthorized use,
dissemination, distribution, or reproduction of this message is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.

6C

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussions
Discussion and potential assignment of the Select Board
member/liaisons to Town Boards and Committees
Requested by: Town Administrator

Action Sought: Discussion / Assignment

Proposed Motion(s)
Move that the Select Board vote to reassign their committee member/liaisons and
representatives per the discussion at the June 22nd Select Board meeting.
Additional Information
Included in the packet is a listing of current Select Board committee liaisons (non-voting
participation) and committee representatives (voting participation). The Select Board is
being asked to review the current list and reassign the appointments as members deem
appropriate.
Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

June 8, 2026 Select Board Liaisons Vote
Boards/Committees with Select Board Liaisons (non-voting)
Agricultural Commission
Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
Charter Review Committee
Clean Lakes Committee
Conservation Commission
Council on Aging
Cultural Council
Finance Committee
Historical Commission
Light & Water Commissioners
Park & Recreation Commission
Permanent Municipal Building Committee
Personnel Advisory Committee
Planning Board
School Committee
Shade Tree Committee
Sustainability Committee
Trust Fund Commission
Boards/Committees with No Select Board Representatives
Board of Assessors
Board of Health - elected
Board of Library Trustees - elected
Cemetery Commission - elected
Community Preservation Committee
Council on Aging Housing Sub-Committee
Housing Authority -elected - 4yr and 5yr
Insurance Advisory Committee
Littleton MBTA Commuter Rail Advisory Committee
Zoning Board of Appeals
FYI:
Disability Commission - not SB rep - citizen at large
Littleton Community Television Advisory Committee (LCTV) - not SB rep - citizen at large

Mark Rambacher
Mark Rambacher
Gary Wilson & Mark Rambacher
Mark Rambacher
Matthew Nordhaus
Matthew Nordhaus
Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson, Mark Rambacher
Matthew Nordhaus
Charles DeCoste & Matthew Nordhaus
Charles DeCoste & Mark Rambacher
Karen Morrison & Charles DeCoste
Gary Wilson
Mark Rambacher
Charles DeCoste
Karen Morrison
Karen Morrison
Charles DeCoste

Mark Rambacher
Mark Rambacher

Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson

June 8, 2026 Select Board Liaisons Vote
Boards/Committees with Select Board Member Representatives (Voting)
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees
Committee for the Exploration of Real Estate Tax Relief for Seniors (1)
Committee for the Exploration of Real Estate Tax Relief for Seniors (2)
Economic Development Committee - no exp
Master Plan Implementation Committee
Shaker Lane Building Committee -certified w State
Transportation Advisory Council (1)
Transportation Advisory Council (2)

If it's in the by law they are a member and have voting rights

Mark Rambacher
Charles DeCoste
Gary Wilson
Charles DeCoste & Mark Rambacher
Karen Morrison
Charles DeCoste & Mark Rambacher
Charles DeCoste
Mark Rambacher

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

6D

Select Board Discussions
FLOCK camera discussion
Requested by: Select Board Chair, Karen Morrison

Action Sought: Discussion

Proposed Motion(s)
Discussion dependent.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

6E

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussions
Vote to authorize the Town Administrator to sign the Intermunicipal
Agreement (IMA) with the Town of Boxborough and Littleton Community
Television (LCTV)
Requested by: LCTV Director, Mark Crory

Action Sought: Approval

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to authorize the Town Administrator to sign the
Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA) with the Town of Boxborough and Littleton Community
Television (LCTV).
Additional Information
Included in the packet is the IMA with the Town of Boxborough and LCTV.
Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

6F

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Select Board Discussions
Accept letter from the Parks & Recreation Commission declaring
a member vacancy and set a meeting date to make a joint
appointment for a new member
Requested by: Park and Recreation Commission

Action Sought: Discussion

Proposed Motion(s)
Discussion dependent.
Additional Information
Included in the packet is the letter from the Parks & Recreation Commission declaring a
vacancy.
Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

7A

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

Town Administrator Update
Update on municipal operations, projects and initiatives
Requested by: James A. Duggan, Town Administrator

Proposed Motion(s)
Discussion dependent.
Additional Information

Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

Action Sought: Discussion

Littleton Select Board
AGENDA ACTION REQUEST

June 22, 2026

8A

Minutes Approval
Meeting Minutes for June 8, 2026
Requested by: James A. Duggan, Town Administrator

Action Sought: Approval

Proposed Motion(s)
MOVE that the Select Board vote to approve the meeting minutes from the Select Board
Meeting on June 8, 2026.
Additional Information
Included in the Board’s packet are draft minutes from the Select Board Meeting on June
8, 2026.
Board Action
Motion

Second

In favor

Opposed

Disposition

Town of Littleton
Select Board

Minutes

June 8, 2026 at 5:45 PM
Littleton Town Offices – 37 Shattuck Street, Room 103
Notice of public meeting as required by M.G.L. Chpt.30A §18-28

1. Executive Session
The meeting was called to order at 5:45 PM by the Chair. The Board voted to enter Executive Session prior to
the regular open session meeting.
Select Board Member Charles DeCoste moved to enter into Executive Session pursuant to M.G.L. c. 30A,
§21(a)(2) to conduct contract negotiations with non-union personnel, specifically regarding the Town
Administrator's contract with James Duggan. The motion was seconded by Select Board Member Karen
Morrison. Roll call vote: Member Rambacher – Aye; Member DeCoste – Aye; Member Bubp – Aye;
Member Morrison – Aye; Chair Wilson – Aye. Motion carried 5-0.
The Board recessed into Executive Session at approximately 5:30 PM and reconvened in open session at
approximately 6:30 PM.

2. Organization / Pledge of Allegiance / Read Mail
The Board returned from Executive Session. Chair Gary Wilson led the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Wilson
provided an overview of the evening's agenda.
Town Administrator James Duggan read the mail, noting current vacancies on multiple Select Board-appointed
committees including the Affordable Housing Trust, Agricultural Commission, Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory
Committee, Conservation Commission, Council on Aging, Cultural Council, Economic Development
Committee, Historical Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, and others. Additional vacancies exist for
appointments by the Town Administrator, LELWD, school committee, and Littleton Housing Authority.
The Town Administrator also announced upcoming Select Board office hours scheduled through the year, and
highlighted the upcoming Littleton 4th of July Town Picnic at Fay Park on Saturday, July 4th from 11:30 AM to
2:30 PM (rain date: Sunday, July 5th), sponsored by the Littleton Historical Commission and funded through
grants from the Littleton Rotary and the Littleton Cultural Council. The event will feature a free concert by the
Molly Flannery Quartet, children's games, and singing of the national anthem. Parking will be available at the
Congregational Church and Castle in the Trees.
The Town Administrator additionally noted receipt of a notification from the New England Forestry Foundation
regarding proposed chemical control of invasive plants in Prouty Woods Community Forest.

3. Town Administrator Contract Renewal
A. Possible Vote to Appoint Select Board Representatives to Conduct Contract
Renewal Negotiations with the Town Administrator
Select Board Member Kyle Bubp moved to appoint Select Board Members Charles DeCoste and Karen
Morrison to conduct contract renewal negotiations with Town Administrator James Duggan and seconded
by Select Board Member Morrison. All in favor. Motion carried.

4. Joint Meeting with Finance Committee
The Finance Committee joined the Select Board for discussion and action on several financial matters. Finance
Committee Chair Steve Venuti led portions of this discussion alongside Town Finance Director Robin Healy.

A. Vote to amend the Fiscal Year 2026 Department Revolving Fund "Alarm Box
Repairs (Fire Alarm System)" for the Fire Department from $6,500 to $16,500

Finance Director Robin Healy explained that a fire alarm system repair had resulted in a $10,000 insurance
deductible that would be charged to the alarm box repair revolving fund. The current balance in the account is
approximately $46,207. After accounting for the deductible and anticipated ongoing expenses, an estimated
$33,207 would remain. The Fire Chief indicated the fund is expected to be used at approximately $5,000 per
year for monitoring remaining town buildings, including 56 King Street and the police station. No further
revenue is expected to come into this fund, as no private businesses remain on the system.
Finance Committee Member Frederick Kingsley moved, and the motion was seconded, to increase the alarm
box repair revolving fund spending limit by $10,000 to $16,500. The Finance Committee voted in favor.
Motion (Select Board) to amend the Fiscal Year 2026 Department Revolving Fund "Alarm Box Repairs
(Fire Alarm System)" from $6,500 to $16,500, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by
Select Board Member Morrison. All in favor. Motion carried.

B. Vote to Approve Revolving Fund Policy
Finance Director Healy presented a new revolving fund disclosure format developed in response to a prior joint
meeting request for greater transparency. The format includes the fund name, responsible department, fund
number, account history, and expenditure details. The discussion centered on how and when this information
should be presented during budget season. The consensus was that a static revolving fund document should be
maintained and made available electronically, updated with actual figures in the budget book, without requiring
full annual presentations by each department head. Department heads would be expected to be ready to answer
questions if raised.
No formal vote was required; the item was treated as a policy presentation and informational update.

C. Vote to transfer $8,820.83 to the Assessor's budget to upgrade the CAMA
System Software (Finance Committee action required)
Finance Committee Chair Venuti explained that the Assessor's Office is upgrading the Patriot CAMA
(Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal) software system. The upfront conversion cost of $8,820.83 had originally
been included in the FY27 budget but was moved into FY26 at the Finance Committee's direction so that work
could begin sooner. Ongoing maintenance costs remain within the Assessor's budget. The transfer would be
funded from the Finance Committee's reserve fund.
Motion (Finance Committee) to transfer $8,820.83 to the Assessor's budget for the CAMA System
Software upgrade, made by Finance Committee Member Kingsley and seconded by Finance Committee
Member Sanjay. All in favor. Motion carried.
(The Select Board did not require a separate vote on this item.)

D. Vote to transfer $10,200 to the Elder & Human Services Budget (Finance
Committee action required)
Finance Committee Chair Venuti provided background: when the new Elder & Human Services (EHS) building
opened, Director Liz Tretiak did not include a new administrative position in her FY26 budget, pending
assessment of actual need. After opening the building, monitoring foot traffic, and experiencing a staff
retirement, Director Tretiak determined a full-time administrative person was necessary and returned to both
boards in approximately November or December. The $10,200 transfer reflects the salary differential following
the retirement, calculated after the final payroll. The transfer would be funded from the Finance Committee's
reserve fund as previously committed.
Motion (Finance Committee) to transfer $10,200 to the Elder & Human Services budget, made by Finance
Committee Member Kingsley and seconded by Finance Committee Member Sanjay. All in favor. Motion
carried.
Finance Committee Chair Venuti noted that the Finance Committee will meet on July 9th for year-end transfers
and extended an invitation to the Select Board to join as a joint meeting if they wish, otherwise the Select Board
would vote separately.

5. Public Hearing

A. Tavern in the Square, 810 Constitution Ave., application for a Change of
Manager for All Alcoholic Beverages, Restaurant Liquor License under M.G.L.
Chapter 138, §15
Chair Wilson read the legal notice into the record. The public hearing was opened. Melissa Surber appeared on
behalf of Tavern in the Square, identifying herself as the new General Manager. Town Administrator Duggan
confirmed that no issues were raised by police or fire in connection with the application. No public comment
was offered and the hearing was closed.
Motion to close the public hearing, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select
Board Member Morrison. Roll call vote: DeCoste – Aye; Bubp – Aye; Morrison – Aye; Wilson – Aye.
Motion carried 4-0.
Motion to approve the application for a Change of Manager for All Alcoholic Beverages on-premise
license under M.G.L. Chapter 138, §15 for Tavern on the Square, 810 Constitution Ave., for the hours of
Monday–Wednesday 11:30 AM–12:00 AM, Thursday–Friday 11:30 AM–1:00 AM, Saturday 10:00 AM–
1:00 AM, and Sunday 10:00 AM–12:00 AM, subject to ABCC approval, made by Select Board Member
DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member Morrison. Roll call vote: DeCoste – Aye; Bubp – Aye;
Morrison – Aye; Wilson – Aye. Motion carried 4-0.

6. Public Input/Members' Updates
Select Board Member Kyle Bubp reported that he would be attending MMA training for new Select Board
members on Friday, noting it was particularly pertinent given the evening's proceedings.
Select Board Member Karen Morrison extended congratulations to all high school graduates in Littleton and
apologized for having missed her previously scheduled office hours due to illness.
Chair Gary Wilson likewise congratulated graduates and reminded the public of the 4th of July picnic at Fay
Park, noting parking at the Congregational Church and Castle in the Trees.

Public Comment
Carolyn Mueller (East Roxbury Drive) announced a collaboration between the Littleton Historical Society and a
local brewing company to produce a limited-edition local beer in honor of the town's 250th anniversary. The
opening event will be held Thursday, June 18th at 7:00 PM at the brewery, featuring a trivia night with
revolutionary war and local history themes, prizes, and commemorative t-shirts bearing the "Pay Today, Trust
Tomorrow" Lawrence Tavern inscription.
Vera Spohr (506 Newtown Road) and several others addressed the Board regarding the need to relocate the
COA Friends Thrift Shop. Ms. Spohr noted that the shop, currently housed at the First Baptist Church, faces
displacement as the church building has been sold. She requested that the Board consider relocating the shop to
the Town Hall, the COA, or the library, emphasizing its importance as both a fundraiser and a community
gathering point for seniors.
Sandra Casale, operator of the thrift shop, provided additional history. The shop originated as a town-affiliated
endeavor and was later taken over by the Friends of the COA as a fundraiser. When housed at the Town Hall
complex, it generated approximately $1,200 per month, or roughly $12,000–$15,000 annually. Since relocating
to the First Baptist Church two and a half years ago, overhead costs have consumed roughly half of revenues.
She confirmed the shop carries insurance, serves both Littleton and surrounding towns, and has built a loyal
community following.
Pamela Lavallee framed thrifting as a mainstream and growing economic sector — a $61.5 billion industry
nationally, with 64% of young shoppers participating — and urged the Board to view any space decision as a
long-term community and environmental investment, not merely a short-term accommodation for seniors.
Ann Lee Ellis (16 Elizabeth Street), a member of the First Baptist Church, clarified that the church is not
evicting the shop; rather, the building is under a letter of intent for sale, with closing expected around September
or October. She emphasized the financial impact: without rent costs, the thrift shop would be generating
approximately $10,000–$11,000 annually for COA programming.

Peggy Larsen, board member of the Friends of the COA, asked why the shop could not simply return to Town
Hall or the Senior Center, and asked for a direct answer.
Town Administrator Duggan responded that several factors must be addressed before any such move could
occur: (1) the organization would be required to carry its own insurance; (2) any use of municipal space by a
private organization would require a Request for Proposals (RFP) process under Massachusetts law; and (3) the
Town Hall building itself is currently undergoing architectural assessment to address significant structural,
mechanical, utility, and ADA accessibility challenges. That evaluation is expected to take several months before
any space decisions can be made.
A member of the public, Charles Howell (564 Newtown Road), also asked whether the COA or Elder Affairs
department could hold the space itself and have the Friends operate it as volunteers, which might bypass the
RFP requirement. Town Administrator Duggan declined to answer that definitively without further research but
acknowledged it as a reasonable avenue to explore.
Select Board Member Morrison clarified that while the Town Administrator would be willing to meet with
interested parties to understand their needs, any meeting designed to strategize how to circumvent the RFP in
favor of a particular bidder would be legally problematic. The Board acknowledged the community's concern
and indicated the matter would be revisited once architectural assessments of available town space are complete.
Charles Howell also requested that U.S. flags be reinstalled on the Town Common and maintained through
Veterans Day in recognition of the nation's 250th anniversary. Town Administrator Duggan confirmed that flags
would be going back up imminently and would remain through the 4th of July, noting that Chair Wilson had
raised the same request earlier that day. Chair Wilson indicated that a formal flag display policy would be
developed to govern timing in future years, and that extending the display period through Veterans Day would
require further board discussion.

7. Department/Board Updates and Requests
A. Historical Commission – 268A, Section 19 Disclosure for Kristopher Dalen
Town Administrator Duggan explained that Historical Commission member Kristopher Dalen designs,
manufactures, and installs signage that comes before the Commission for approval. Because he has a financial
interest in matters under the Commission's review, he filed a disclosure of financial interest. The appropriate
remedy, as discussed, is abstention by Mr. Dalen when matters involving his business come before the
Commission.
Motion to acknowledge the disclosure by non-elected municipal employee Kristopher Dalen of financial
interest and approve an exemption as a municipal employee in accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 268A,
Section 19, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member Morrison. All
in favor. Motion carried.

8. Appointments
A. Fiscal Year 2027 Town Board/Committee Appointments
Town Clerk Diane Crory addressed the Board, clarifying that no appointments would be made at this meeting.
She explained that all board and committee members whose terms expire on June 30th have been notified via
their respective chairs and must reapply. Applications are being received and will be included in the next
meeting packet for formal appointments in two weeks. She noted that some boards have received more
applications than available openings; in those cases, applications will be forwarded to the relevant board or
committee for recommendations. She also reminded the Board that appointed members must appear in person to
take the oath of office.

B. Vote to appoint Jennifer Davis as Interim Parks, Recreation, and Community
Education Director at Grade 16, Step 10 on Compensation Plan Schedule A
Town Administrator Duggan presented a request to authorize funding for Jennifer Davis to serve as Interim
Parks, Recreation, and Community Education (PRCE) Director. He noted a correction: the grade should be Step
9, not Step 10 as printed in the agenda. Ms. Davis previously served as Director of Parks and Recreation for the
City of Peabody for approximately 28 years. Two members of the Parks and Recreation Commission —

Chairwoman Jacobson and Commissioner Marini — participated in the interview process alongside the Town
Administrator and HR Director.
The appointment was necessitated by a recent vacancy during the height of the parks and recreation season, with
beach operations and lifeguard training imminent. The Parks and Recreation Commission was scheduled to
formally vote on the appointment the following evening. The Select Board's role was solely to authorize the
funding source. Funding through June 30th would come from existing salary lag money (approximately
$16,000) within the department's budget. Beyond July 1st, funding would draw from PRCE's own program
revenues. The position was understood by all parties to be interim in nature, assessed through August.
Motion to authorize the funding source for Jennifer Davis as Interim Parks, Recreation, and Community
Education Director at Grade 16, Step 9 on Compensation Plan Schedule A, subject to the approval of the
Parks and Recreation Community Education Commission, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and
seconded by Select Board Member Morrison. All in favor. Motion carried.

9. Town Administrator Update
A. Update on municipal operations, projects and initiatives
Town Administrator Duggan provided the following updates:
550 King Street Grants: Two Community Compact grants of approximately $5,000,000 each were submitted the
prior week. The first targets internal roadway improvements, sidewalks, and infrastructure on the 550 King
Street property. The second addresses external improvements incorporating the Town Common, including
pedestrian access, parking, and traffic safety enhancements.
ADA Compliance Training: Town Clerk-led ADA compliance and accessibility training took place for town
hall staff, with training to continue for all staff with website access. ADA training will also be incorporated into
new employee onboarding.
CPR/AED Training: Multiple departments — including the library, EHS, and town hall — recently completed
CPR and AED certification.
Active Shooter Training: An active shooter training program has been rolling out across departments, with the
library scheduled for training imminently.
Staff Recognition: EHS Director Liz Tretiak has been nominated as a Care Solace Hero for 2026. HR Director
Michelle Vibert has been nominated and appointed to the MMA HR Board of Directors. Town Administrator
Duggan also acknowledged the retirement of the Health Director, noting that transition planning is underway in
coordination with the Board of Health.
Project Manager Initiatives: Project Manager Nancy is working to enhance the town's social media presence,
develop an "About Littleton" video in collaboration with Tony Sousa and Mark Crory, and create employee
profile features.
Chapter 90 Contract: The current DOT contract for Chapter 90 funds expires in 2027 after a 10-year term. The
renewal process has begun ahead of schedule, and the new contract will run through 2037.
Dover Saddlery: Town Administrator Duggan and Assistant Town Administrator Tony Sousa will be visiting
Dover Saddlery the following day to assess the situation regarding its potential closure, explore what assistance
the town can provide, and investigate whether state liaison support is available.
Chair Wilson noted that the Disability Commission had unanimously voted to recommend and approve the
ADA design for Phase 1 of the 550 King Street site, following a detailed review with the project's design team.
Town Administrator Duggan additionally noted that the Town Clerk is pursuing a grant to improve ADA
accessibility at the Veterans Court.

10. Select Board Discussions
A. Introduction of Town Moderator, Cammy Bean
This item was tabled. Newly elected Town Moderator Cammy Bean was unable to attend, as she was
participating in town moderator training. The item will be rescheduled for a future meeting.

B. Charter Committee report discussion
Chair Wilson opened discussion on the recently completed Charter Committee report. The Board agreed it was
too large a document to address comprehensively at this meeting and that it warranted more deliberate review.
The consensus was to bring the Charter Committee report to the upcoming Board retreat as the primary venue
for strategic discussion. Select Board Member Bubp, who served on the Charter Committee, summarized the
two overarching themes of the report: (1) the need to document processes and procedures and codify them
formally, and (2) the importance of establishing well-understood reporting structures within town government.
He noted the executive summary captures these themes. Chair Wilson expressed a desire to recognize the
Charter Committee members, who committed approximately 18 months to the effort, and suggested certificates
of recognition be presented at a future town meeting.

C. Review and vote on proposed Select Board July-December schedule and
October 27th Special Town Meeting schedule
The Board reviewed the proposed July–December meeting schedule. Chair Wilson noted he would be out of the
country for most of August, with only one meeting materially affected. Select Board Member DeCoste
suggested that summer meetings be treated as optional or reduced in number, as the volume of business is
typically lighter. The Board discussed whether to consolidate meetings in July and August, with general
agreement to observe how the current schedule functions this summer and revisit the question at the retreat.
Select Board Member Morrison raised the issue of proximity between the Special Town Meeting (October 27th)
and the November election (November 3rd), noting it mirrored this year's difficult back-to-back scheduling.
Town Clerk Crory explained that the late-October timing for the Special Town Meeting is driven by the need to
give the Assessor's Office maximum time to compile data before the tax rate is set. She noted the schools
generally prefer the established cadence and plan around it annually. The discussion did not result in any
schedule changes at this time.
Motion to approve the October 27, 2026 Special Town Meeting schedule as reflected in the attached
schedule, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member Morrison. All
in favor. Motion carried.

D. Review, Discuss and Assign Select Board liaisons to Town Boards and
Committees
This item was deferred to a future meeting, with the suggestion that it be addressed at the Board's upcoming
retreat. Select Board Member Morrison noted that Select Board Member Rambacher had requested that the
newsletter and podcast responsibilities also be included in the liaison assignments going forward. The Board
agreed to prepare a current liaison list in advance of that discussion.

E. Discuss the VFW lease agreement
The Board discussed the VFW lease agreement, noting that town counsel had reviewed it and found no material
changes were needed beyond updated dates and names, consistent with the governing statute. The Board signed
the lease agreement. Discussion also touched on the underutilization of the VFW hall as a community space.
Chair Wilson noted that many residents may not be aware the space is available for public use for community
events, scouting, and similar gatherings. The Board agreed to increase outreach through available media
channels, including LCTV.

F. Update regarding the bond financed municipal facilities policy
Assistant Town Administrator Tony Sousa provided an update on outstanding questions raised by Select Board
Member Rambacher. Regarding naming rights at the library and senior center, town research found that
donations associated with naming rights were deposited into dedicated donation accounts and used for furniture,
fixtures, and amenities — not incorporated into the financing or debt issuance for those facilities — and
therefore do not conflict with the policy. Regarding advertising revenues at the alumni athletic field, staff had
met with School Superintendent Steve Mark and found no revenue currently deposited to a school donation or
alumni field use account; a follow-up call is pending to better understand the nature of those sponsorships.
Select Board Member Morrison emphasized that the policy is time-sensitive, as groups are currently being
turned away from bonded facilities due to the absence of a formal policy. The Board indicated the policy should
be brought forward for a vote at the next meeting, while also expressing interest in developing a parallel,
uniform policy covering non-bonded facilities. Town Administrator Duggan commended the guidance from
bond counsel regarding the importance of establishing this framework in writing.

G. Annual Town Meeting post meeting review
Town Administrator Duggan reported that a formal internal after-action review ("whitewash") had been
conducted following the Annual Town Meeting, while the experience was still fresh. Key observations included:
the fields closure was more extensive than necessary and could have allowed use through 6:00–6:30 PM; the
meeting was less well-attended than anticipated, meaning some resources (overflow room, second moderator)
were over-prepared; online sign-ups for transportation resulted in some no-shows; closed captioning performed
well and may be sufficient to replace the transcriptionist going forward due to significant timing improvements;
and the front table was too crowded, particularly with the addition of closed captioning equipment.
Town Clerk Crory discussed potential layout changes for future meetings, including splitting the finance table
across both sides of the room, or introducing a raised second row with a podium to better accommodate a full
seven-member Finance Committee alongside Town staff. Select Board Member Morrison reiterated support for
continuing to send post-meeting surveys to gather public feedback, noting that data from both high- and lowattendance meetings would help future planning.

H. Discuss moratorium on Data Centers
Select Board Member Bubp presented research on the potential impacts of large-scale data centers, prompted in
part by the Town of Mansfield's recent vote to restrict data center development through zoning bylaws. Key
findings included: tax incentives typically offered to attract data centers result in net losses for host
communities; modern data centers typically create only approximately 50 jobs; utility rates have increased by as
much as 40% in affected communities, and 267% over five years in Northern Virginia; water consumption is
dramatically disproportionate to community growth; and environmental impacts are significant.
The Board noted that Littleton's low utility rates and available land may make it an attractive target. The Board
agreed that a proactive approach was warranted — potentially a zoning bylaw change modeled on Mansfield's
approach — and that the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals should be consulted as collaborative
partners. Town Administrator Duggan confirmed he would obtain Mansfield's bylaw and have town counsel
review and adapt it for Littleton. The Board also agreed to hold a public session before any formal vote at
Special Town Meeting.

I. Discuss inactivation of Master Plan Implementation Committee
Town Clerk Crory reported that the Master Plan Implementation Committee has not met since 2023, and that
applications continue to come in for a committee that is no longer active. She noted that approximately 70% of
the 63 items in the 2017 Master Plan have been completed or addressed. The Board agreed the committee
should be formally inactivated, with the ability to reactivate in the future if warranted.
Motion to inactivate the Master Plan Implementation Committee effective June 8, 2026, made by Select
Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member Morrison. All in favor. Motion carried.

11. Minutes
A. Approve the minutes of May 11, 2026 and May 26, 2026
Motion to approve the meeting minutes from the Select Board meetings of May 11, 2026 and May 26,
2026, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member Bubp. All in favor.
Motion carried.
Motion to adjourn, made by Select Board Member DeCoste and seconded by Select Board Member
Morrison. All in favor. Meeting adjourned.