Special Election Tuesday, June 26, 2018, noon - 7:30 pm at Ashby Elementary School. Proposition 2 1/2 Capital Expenditure Exclusion.
Specimen Ballot.
Information on Proposition 2 1/2
Monday, June 4, 2018
Friday, June 1, 2018
Community Outreach Meeting for a Proposed Marijuana Establishment
A Community Outreach Meeting for a propased marijuan establishment is scheduled for (6/8/18) at (6 pm) at (Ashby Elementary School Gymnasium) The proposed (type(s) of Marijuana Establishment) is Cultivation and manufacturin anticipated to be located at (149 Bennet Rd., Ashby, MA 01431). There will be an opportunity for the public to ask questions
The above notice was published in the Sentinel & Enterprise on June 1, 2018. A Community Outreach Meeting is a requirement of an entity applying for a Marijuana Establishment license with the Cannabis Control Commission.
The above notice was published in the Sentinel & Enterprise on June 1, 2018. A Community Outreach Meeting is a requirement of an entity applying for a Marijuana Establishment license with the Cannabis Control Commission.
Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting May 30, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
May
30, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4. Request for Selectmen’s Appointment of Edward
Jack to the Board of Registrars for a three-year fill-in term ending March 31,
2021
5. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on One Day Liquor Licenses for the Fitchburg Rod and Gun Club (3)
6. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Chairman’s Signature on Year End Transfers
7. Request for Selectmen’s Signatures on Special
Election Warrant (5)
8. Request Selectmen’s action relative to
Submissions for Lease of Maja Hall
9. Any Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated
by the Chairman
10. Assistant Town Administrator’s Report
11. Public Comments (if any)
12. Adjourn
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
2017 Annual Town Reports
The 2017 Annual Town Reports are available at;
http://ashbyma.gov/clerk/treport/report17/annual-report-2017-index.html
http://ashbyma.gov/clerk/treport/report17/annual-report-2017-index.html
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting May 2, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
May
2, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Kevin Michaud as Full-time Dispatcher with a
Probationary Period of One Year
5.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Lee Gadway and Matt Leonard to the Agricultural
Commission
6. Request for Selectmen’s Signatures on
Purchase and Sale Agreement on Harris Road Property
7. Selectmen discuss Special Town Meeting and
Annual Town Meeting Warrant Articles
6.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
7.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
8.
Public Comments
(if any)
9.
Adjourn
Sunday, March 11, 2018
Job Opening for Full Time Public Safety Dispatcher
Immediate Opening
Ashby Police Department – Full Time Public Safety DispatcherPosition:
Full-Time Dispatcher Salary: $17.96 per Hour Hours: 40 Hours Regular Work Week
Summary of Duties:
Civilian dispatchers work under the direction of the lead dispatcher and fall within the communications division under the supervision of the Chief of Police. Dispatchers are responsible for answering and processing all incoming calls for Police, Fire, EMS, Highway, and Animal Control operations. All 911 calls are received and dispatched through the communications department using a Computer-aided dispatch system (CAD). Responsible for the operation of telephone, radio, and computer related equipment as necessary following established procedures and policies. Duties include conducting law enforcement inquiries, data entry, validation and modification. Receiving and dispatching medical assistance calls including providing pre-arrival instructions.
Full-Time Dispatcher Salary: $17.96 per Hour Hours: 40 Hours Regular Work Week
Summary of Duties:
Civilian dispatchers work under the direction of the lead dispatcher and fall within the communications division under the supervision of the Chief of Police. Dispatchers are responsible for answering and processing all incoming calls for Police, Fire, EMS, Highway, and Animal Control operations. All 911 calls are received and dispatched through the communications department using a Computer-aided dispatch system (CAD). Responsible for the operation of telephone, radio, and computer related equipment as necessary following established procedures and policies. Duties include conducting law enforcement inquiries, data entry, validation and modification. Receiving and dispatching medical assistance calls including providing pre-arrival instructions.
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Selectmen's Meeting Postponed to March 9, 2018 at 4:00 pm
The Selectmen's meeting scheduled for Wednesday , March 7th at 7:00 pm is postponed to Friday, March 9th at 4:00 pm in Town Hall. The agenda remains the same.
March
7, 2018
March 9, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Request
for Selectmen to Sign on Statement of Intent to Execute and Record Historic
Preservation Restriction (Alan Pease & Doug Leab)
5.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval and Signatures on FY10 CDBG Grant Recipient Discharge
of Mortgage Agreements
6.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Nadine Callahan as Council on Aging Member for a
fill-in Term to end June 30, 2018
7.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Linda Mikkola as Council on Aging Member for a
fill-in Term to end June 30, 2018
8.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Florence Bryan as Historical Commission Member
for a fill-in Term to end June 30, 2020
9.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval and Signatures on Contract Amendment for Water Project
10.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval of Proposed Police Policies: Eyewitness Identification (Revised) and
Police Department CCTV Guidelines (New)
11.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
12.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
13.
Public
Comments (if any)
14.
Adjourn
Monday, March 5, 2018
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting March 7, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
March
7, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Request
for Selectmen to Sign on Statement of Intent to Execute and Record Historic
Preservation Restriction (Alan Pease & Doug Leab)
5.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval and Signatures on FY10 CDBG Grant Recipient Discharge
of Mortgage Agreements
6.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Nadine Callahan as Council on Aging Member for a
fill-in Term to end June 30, 2018
7.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Linda Mikkola as Council on Aging Member for a
fill-in Term to end June 30, 2018
8.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Florence Bryan as Historical Commission Member
for a fill-in Term to end June 30, 2020
9.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval and Signatures on Contract Amendment for Water Project
10.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval of Proposed Police Policies: Eyewitness Identification (Revised) and
Police Department CCTV Guidelines (New)
11.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
12.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
13.
Public
Comments (if any)
14.
Adjourn
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Ashby's Open Space & Recreation Plan Update
YOU ARE
INVITED TO A DISCUSSION OF opinions and preferences For Ashby’s Open Space and Recreation Plan
UPDATE
SATURDAY
MARCH 10 – 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Town Hall, first floor
ENJOY THE OUTDOORS?
WANT MORE ACTIVE RECREATION IN TOWN?
COME TALK TO US! WE NEED YOUR INPUT.
Light
refreshments served.
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting February 21, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
February
21, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
6.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
7.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
8.
Comments
(if any)
9.
Adjourn
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Selectmen's Meeting Postponed to Thursday, February 8th
The regularly Selectmen's meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 7, 2018 is postponed until Thursday, February, 8, 2018 at 7:00 pm. The agenda remains the same.
Monday, February 5, 2018
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting February 7, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
February
7, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Discussion
re: DLTA Application (Alan Pease)
5. Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Tricia Foster as Planning Board Member
until the Next Town Election (Alan Pease)
6. Request for Selectmen’s Appointment of Wayne
Stacy as Planning Board
Associate Member .(Alan Pease)
7. Request
Selectmen’s declaration that Maja Hall is available for lease by the Town,
with terms providing primary consideration for
an Ashby-based organization, or
an organization providing services primarily
to Ashby citizens.
8. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on One Day Liquor Licenses
for the Fitchburg Rod and Gun Club (2)
9. Any Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated
by the Chairman
10. Comments (if any)
11. Adjourn
Monday, January 22, 2018
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting January 24, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
January
24, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
5.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
6.
Public
Comments (if any)
7.
Adjourn
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Public Forum on Proposed Recreational Marijuana Zoning Bylaw
Public Forum on Proposed Recreational Marijuana Zoning Bylaw
at 7:45 pm, Wed., January 24th in Town Hall, Ashby Planning Board. All are Welcome to Attend and Comment - http://ashbyma.gov/plan/zone-amend.html for more information
Summary of Proposed Bylaw to Regulate Recreational Marijuana Cultivation, Manufacture and Sales
Residential District; the area around center of town except for Residential Commercial B District.
• Not permitted.
Residential Agricultural District; outlying areas, the majority of the town is in this district.
• Cultivation (growing) at up to 4 locations by special permit. Indoors not to exceed 1,000 square feet of growing area, outdoors not to exceed 5,000 square feet. Sales to the public are prohibited.
Residential Commercial A District; located along Fitchburg State Rd. from 119 almost to Fitchburg town line.
• Not permitted.
Residential Commercial B District; this is the district that runs west from the center of town to the Fire Station along Rt. 119.
• 1 location for retail sales of marijuana by special permit. Cannot be within 500 feet of school property. Can be in same location with other types of retail sales.
Industrial District; located along Fitchburg State Rd. in the area of Madigan’s (formerly Micro-Tool).
• Cultivation (growing) or manufacture of marijuana products at 1 location. No size limit. Permitted by special permit. Sales to the public are prohibited.
Comment; 7:45 pm, Wed., January 24th in Town Hall. Written comment accepted.
http://ashbyma.gov/plan/zone-amend.html for more information.
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Nomination Papers Available for Annual Town Election
Positions Available for Annual Town Election, April 23, 2018
Nomination papers are available at the Town Clerk's office during regular business hours.
Position
|
Current Office Holder
|
| Selectman, 3 years | Michael McCallum |
| Assessor, 3 years | |
| Collector, 3 years | Beth Ann Scheid |
| Constable 1 year | |
| Board of Health, 3 years | Scott LeClerc |
| Board of Health, 2 years | |
| Planning Board, 5 years | Jean Lindquist |
| Cemetery Commissioner, 3 years | |
| Park Commissioner, 3 years | |
| Park Commissioner, 1 year | |
| Library Trustee, 3 years | John Mickola |
| Library Trustee, 3 years | Michelle Thomas |
| Library Trustee, 3 years | Roberta Flashman |
| Library Trustee, 2 years | William Pineda |
| Tree Warden, 2 years | |
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting January 10, 2018
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
January
10, 2018
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval to Deficit Spend for Winter Operations (Highway
Department)
5. Selectmen Rescind Vote to Raise 2018 Class II
Motor Vehicle License Fee
6. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on FY10 CDBG Grant Recipient Subordination of Mortgage Lien
Agreement (Tax Collector)
7.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
8.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
9.
Public
Comments (if any)
10.
Adjourn
Thursday, December 28, 2017
New Tax Bill Format & Combined Tax Bills
NEW TAX BILL LAYOUT
Starting with this week’s mailing of the bills due February
1st, all real estate and personal property tax bills will be printed, sorted
for bulk rate and/or multi-stuffed by Globe Direct located in Taunton, MA. Only those
bills with an exact 100% match for both naming and addresses will be
multi-stuffed.
Our new bill layouts are printed on both sides; see samples
below. Bills scheduled for Dec 28thmailing.
COMBINED TAX BILLS
At our last town meeting, Ashby voters approved the combining
of smaller real estate and personal property tax billings. Taxpayers who were used to receiving 4
quarterly tax bills ranging from $0.01 up to $25.00, will now only receive two tax
billings per year. For example:
A $4.17 tax assessment which
historically billed quarterly as: $1.04
+ $1.04 + $1.05 + $1.04, will now bill as $2.08 due Aug1st and $2.09 due Feb1st. At the higher end of the eligible range:
A $50.00 annual tax (the cap for
combining bills) will be $25.00 due Aug1st and $25.00 due Feb1st.
Friday, December 22, 2017
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting December 27, 2017
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
December
27, 2017
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on Common Victualler’s License Renewals for 2018 for:
v Camp Middlesex
v Convenience Mart
5. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on 2018 Motor Vehicle License Renewals (including Class II
Conditions) for:
v Tip Top Motors Class II
v Tracy’s Auto Body and Sales Class II
6. Selectmen Discuss Liquor License Fees for
Calendar Year 2018
7. Request for Selectmen’s Signatures on 2018
Liquor Licenses for:
v 873 Roadhouse, LLC - All Alcoholic Restaurant
License
v 873 Market, LLC - Retail Package Goods, All
Alcoholic Beverages
v American Legion – Club License, All Kinds of
Alcoholic Beverages
v Ashby Market – Retail Package Goods, Wines
and Malt Beverages
8. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Chairman’s Signature on Comstar Non-Contractual Write-offs Approved by Fire Chief
9.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
10.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
11.
Public
Comments (if any)
12.
Adjourn
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting on December 13, 2017
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
December
13, 2017
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Community
Choice Power Program (Alan Pease)
5.
Energy
Efficiency Committee Update (Jim Hubert)
6.
Request
for Selectmen’s Approval and Signatures on FY2017-FY2020 Highway Union Contract
7.
Request
for Selectmen’s Vote on 2018 Liquor License Renewals
8. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on General (Video Games) License for The American Legion for 2018
9. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on Common Victualler’s License Renewals for 2018 for:
v 873 Cafe
v American Legion
v Ashby Market
10. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on 2018 Class II and Class III Motor Vehicle License Renewals and
accompanying Conditions for P&S Trucks & Parts, Inc.
11. Request for Selectmen’s Approval and
Signatures on 2018 Motor Vehicle License Renewals (including Class II
Conditions) for:
v B&Z Enterprises Class II
v G&M Automotive Class II
12.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
13.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
14.
Public
Comments (if any)
15.
Adjourn
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Ashby Band Christmas Concert, Dec. 16th at AES
ASHBY BAND Christmas Concert, Ashby Elementary, Saturday, December 16th at 7:30 pm. Free Admission.
The Ashby Concert Band under the musical direction of Robert Healy will present their 4th annual Holiday Christmas Concert at the Ashby Elementary School. Admission is free, and refreshments will be provided by the school's PTO.
The 33-piece professional concert band will be joined again this year by the New Players Theatre Guild Festival Singers from Fitchburg under the direction of Nancy King. The Guild Singers will perform “Irving Berlin’s Christmas” medley, “A Festive Christmas Celebration”, “The Christmas Song”, “The Little
Drummer Boy”, & a medley called “A Classical Christmas”. Other highlights include selections from a “The Toy Trumpet”, “Sleigh Ride”, “A Christmas Festival”, “March of the Toys”, “Hallelujah Chorus”, and other traditional holiday favorites.
In the tradition of the summer performances, the concert will end with Stars and Stripe Forever in a special Christmas arrangement.
In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held on Sunday, December 17 @ 6 pm. This is a family friendly concert which celebrates the season and the long tradition of music in Ashby.
The Ashby Concert Band under the musical direction of Robert Healy will present their 4th annual Holiday Christmas Concert at the Ashby Elementary School. Admission is free, and refreshments will be provided by the school's PTO.
The 33-piece professional concert band will be joined again this year by the New Players Theatre Guild Festival Singers from Fitchburg under the direction of Nancy King. The Guild Singers will perform “Irving Berlin’s Christmas” medley, “A Festive Christmas Celebration”, “The Christmas Song”, “The Little
Drummer Boy”, & a medley called “A Classical Christmas”. Other highlights include selections from a “The Toy Trumpet”, “Sleigh Ride”, “A Christmas Festival”, “March of the Toys”, “Hallelujah Chorus”, and other traditional holiday favorites.
In the tradition of the summer performances, the concert will end with Stars and Stripe Forever in a special Christmas arrangement.
In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held on Sunday, December 17 @ 6 pm. This is a family friendly concert which celebrates the season and the long tradition of music in Ashby.
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Council on Aging Director Position is Available
The Ashby Council on Aging is seeking a
part-time (8hrs/week) Director at $15.46/hour. The
Director is responsible for all aspects of working to meet the needs of
approximately 500 seniors. Please apply
to Ashby Council on Aging, 985 Main Street, Ashby, MA 01431. This position will remain open until filled.
Agenda for Selectmen's Meeting November 29, 2017
SELECTMEN’S MEETING AGENDA
November
29, 2017
1.
7:00
p.m. - Selectmen Open Board of Selectmen’s Meeting
2. Selectmen Approve Previous Meeting(s) Minutes
3.
Selectmen
Approve and Sign on Payroll and Vendor Warrants
4.
Request
for Selectmen’s Acceptance of the Resignation of Matt Leonard as Tree Warden
effective 11/14/17
5. Request for Selectmen’s Appointment of Angela
Jack as Town Clerk Clerical Support, Employee-at-Will with a probationary
period of 1 year
6.
Request
for Selectmen’s Appointment of Steve Beauregard as Highway Superintendent, effective
immediately, Employee-at-Will
7.
Request
for Selectmen’s Vote to Designate Board Member to Approve and Sign on Warrants
and Designate Back up Member to Approve and Sign Warrants
8.
Any
Other Business Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chairman
9.
Assistant
Town Administrator’s Report
10.
Public
Comments (if any)
11.
Adjourn
Thursday, November 16, 2017
Bids Are Solicited for Surplus Town Equipment
TOWN OF ASHBY
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
The Town of Ashby is accepting sealed bids for the
following surplus equipment:
·
6 yard stainless steel Torwel sander,
pony motor driven
·
6 yard stainless steel Torwel sander,
converted to hydraulic
·
Two (2) Wisconsin pony motors
·
Ariens 7hp snow blower, model 1099s
·
Pressure washer, model 1404
·
2003 Ford 350 Pickup 4x4
·
1949 Ford Tractor model 8N
·
2008 Ford Crown Vic
·
Western style horse saddle
·
2004 Ford F-450 ambulance (diesel)
·
Generator, trailer mounted
·
Two (2) Electric Booster Hose Reels,
w/100’ of hose each
All items are offered as is/where is without any
warranty, actual or implied, as to mechanical viability or physical condition.
For bid forms, terms and conditions, access
information, please contact the office of the Town Administrator, Ashby Town
Hall, 895 Main Street, Ashby 01431:
978-386-2501 x25.
Bids will be accepted at the same location until
12:00 noon, Wednesday, December 13th, 2017, at which time and place
they will be publicly opened and read.
The Town reserves the right to reject any and all
bids, in whole or in part, in the best interest of the Town.
Robert
B. Hanson
Town
Administrator/Procurement Officer
INSTRUCTIONS
TO BIDDERS
1. The items enumerated on the first page are
available for inspection as follows:
·
The 2008 Crown Vic and the horse saddle may
be inspected at the Ashby Police Department, 893 Main Street, during business
hours Mon-Friday; please call ahead to 978-386-5652.
·
The ambulance, hose reels, and generator
may be inspected at the Ashby Fire Department, 1093 Main Street during business
hours on a Monday or a Tuesday; please call ahead to 978-386-5522.
·
All other items may be inspected at the
Highway Department garage, 192 Breed Road, during business hours (7AM – 3PM) on
a Monday or a Tuesday; please call ahead to 978-386-2424 x26.
2. All items are offered “as is/where is” with no
warranty, actual or implied, as to mechanical or physical condition.
3. SUBMISSION OF A BID ON ANY SURPLUS ITEM SHALL BE
CONSTRUED AS A CERTIFICATION THAT THE BIDDER HAS INSPECTED THE ITEM, AND IS
INFORMED, TO HIS/HER OWN SATISFACTION, OF ITS STATUS AND CONDITION. NO RETURNS
OR REFUNDS WILL BE ALLOWED.
4. All bidders must submit their bids on the
enclosed bid form, which must be returned in a sealed envelope, clearly marked
“Bid – Surplus Equipment” and bearing the name and address of the submitting
party. All bids must be received at the Office of the Town Administrator, Town
Hall, 895 Main Street, Ashby by 12:00 noon, Wednesday, December 13, 2017, at
which time and place they will be publicly opened and read.
5. Upon award of a bid on any item, payment must be
made, in cash, or by certified check or money order, payable to the “Town of
Ashby” by 4:00 PM on Monday, December 18th, unless other
arrangements have been made, with the approval of the Town Administrator.
6. All items awarded must be claimed by the
successful bidder and removed from Town property by 4:00 PM, Wednesday, December
20th, unless other arrangements have been made, with the approval of
the Town Administrator.
BID
FORM
1. For 6 yard Torwel sander, pony motor driven:
Bid:
$___________
(same number in words)
___________________________________
2. For 6 yard Torwel sander, converted to hydraulic
Bid:
$___________
(same
number in words) ____________________________________
3. For Wisconsin pony
motors (two available)
Bid: $ ______________ each
(same number in words)
___________________________________
4. For Ariens 7 hp snow
blower, model 1099s
Bid $ _______________
(same number in words)
___________________________________
5. For pressure
washer, model 1404
Bid $ _______________
(same number in words) ___________________________________
6. For 2003 Ford 350
pickup 4x4
Bid $ __________________
(same number in words)
______________________________________
7. For 1949 Ford
tractor Model 8N
Bid $ __________________
(same number in words)
______________________________________
7. For 2008 Ford Crown
Vic
Bid $ _________________
(same number in words)
_____________________________________
8. For western style
horse saddle
Bid $ _________________
(same number in words)
_____________________________________
9. For 2004 Ford F-450
ambulance (diesel)
Bid $ _________________
(same number in words) _____________________________________
10. For trailer-mounted
generator
Bid $ _________________
(same number in words)
_____________________________________
11. For Electric
Booster hose reels w/100’ hose (two available, each w/hose)
Bid $ _________________
(same number in words)
_____________________________________
Bid Submitted by:
Name:
________________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________
Contact phone
___________________________________________________
Signed
_____________________________________
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