Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted unanimously to advance a revised home rule petition ahead of a Finance Committee hearing and October Town Meeting.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 8-1 to accept town counsel's edits to one warrant motion but stalled on its home rule petition. Patricia Demeo was the lone vote against the Motion C edits; minutes show the roll call with no debate beforehand.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee advanced a fall warrant article and two of three related motions, deferring a vote on its home rule petition.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted to send its draft report and warrant articles to Town Counsel for review ahead of an August 20 warrant deadline.
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee spent over two hours debating draft rules for remote town meeting participation without taking any substantive votes.
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 6-2-1 against shelving plans for a public forum, leaving outreach undecided as it unveiled its first full draft report.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee weighed camera rules and cost estimates for remote participation but took no substantive votes. Chair Grace Keeney's panel tabled minutes from June 11 and June 18, and discussed accessibility requirements, loaner devices, and whether bylaw changes are needed.
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