The board discussed several items, including the approval of a Victualer and Lodging License for Lexington Elms and a review of the municipal referendum election warrant. A resident presented concerns regarding outdoor lighting regulations. The Finance Director provided a summary of the Property Tax Assistance Program, noting an increase in applicants. Additionally, the Director of Public Services gave a department overview covering highway, fleet, park, and facilities maintenance, and reported on the relocation of their administrative and garage operations. Board liaisons provided reports on various committees, and staff shared announcements regarding upcoming town events.
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The Board conducted a public hearing and approved the Maine Municipal Association General Assistance Ordinance. The Board confirmed the appointment of General Assistance Administrators. Staff presented departmental overviews regarding the Town Clerk's office services and the Community Development Department's permitting processes, long-term planning, and upcoming changes to housing regulations. Reports were provided on committee activities, including neighborhood housing, conservation efforts, planning board projects, and packaging legislation, alongside various town manager announcements regarding community events and tax deadlines.
Sep 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Town Of Kennebunk Select Board Finance Subcommittee Agenda
The agenda focuses on the call to order, the signing of financial warrants, and an overview of the auction company and asset disposition process, specifically regarding the handling of surplus and obsolete vehicles, equipment, and materials as per the town's purchasing guidelines and policy.
Sep 18, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Kennebunk Select Board Finance Subcommittee Minutes Notes
The Finance Subcommittee met to discuss the auction and asset disposition process for town-owned vehicles and equipment. The committee reviewed a proposal to transition from using GovDeals to Auctions International for asset sales, noting the benefit of reduced staff time requirements for the disposal process. The subcommittee expressed support for moving to Auctions International and reviewed the list of obsolete assets scheduled for disposition, which includes various police vehicles and public services equipment such as trailers and machinery.
