Select Board offered conditional employment to Reade Milne as Building Inspector. The board voted unanimously to extend a conditional offer to Milne at Grade J, step 13, effective July 1, FY27, at $73.81 per hour, subject to reference checks and physical.
Zoning Board of Appeals approved four special permits with new winter cover requirement for pools.
Chilmark Select Board posted a Special Town Meeting on a mid-year budget shortfall.
Chilmark Housing Committee appointed Allison Cameron Parry to two boards for fiscal 2027. The Committee unanimously voted to name Parry to the Molly Flender Affordable Housing Trust Fund Committee and Community Preservation Committee. Peter Cook continues as chair.
Chilmark Select Board approved a $50,000 climate seed project and scheduled harbor regulations hearing.
The Chilmark Human Resources Board rescheduled its annual review and planning meeting from May 13 to May 27 at 9 a.m. to accommodate fuller board participation.
Planning Board continued two zoning bylaw hearings to July 27.
Chilmark historical commission decided to seek Select Board approval for a historic shed donation from 50 South Road, believed to date from circa 1850. Chair Katherine Lees Carroll agreed to contact Bill Eville about a Vineyard Gazette article on the town's bell tower restoration.
Select Board directed pursuit of tour van regulation during joint May 7 meeting on Menemsha safety. Chair Jeffrey Maida, members Matthew Poole and Rebecca Lynn Haag, and Town Administrator Timothy R. Carroll met with the Park and Recreation Committee.
Chilmark Select Board advanced a stalled affordable housing initiative by voting unanimously to advertise for an Owner's Project Manager for Peaked Hill Pastures Community Housing.
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