Liquor License for Lincoln Cafe, CSX Purchase, More: Natick Board

The Board of Selectmen this week address a lengthy agenda that includes converting land at 305 Eliot St. from agricultural to residential, the appointment of a special police officer, and granting a liquor license to the Lincoln Cafe.

The meeting, open to the public, and takes place in the Edward H. Dlott Meeting Room on Monday, Jan. 4, at 7 p.m.

Here’s the agenda:

1. Real Property
A. Notice of Intended Conversion of Land at 305 Eliot Street from Agricultural to Residential
B. 22 Pleasant Street
C. CRT: Acquisition of Property for Cochituate Rail Trail
2. Litigation

ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Pegan Lane
WHAT’S NEW
2. Director of Community Services: Hartford Street Community Gardens

CITIZEN’S CONCERNS

APPOINTMENTS WITH THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
3. Request to Appoint Retired Officer Diane Morrill as Special Police Officer - Chief Hicks
4. Interviews for Appointment to the Mathworks Scholarship Committee
a. Gregg Cohen
b. Brian Fay
c. Elyse Barrett
d. Ismar Volic - Is not available tonight but will be attending the Feb 1st meeting.
5. Lincoln Cafe: Application for a Common Victualer’s Lice
6. Alex Chiemets - Water Hero, Inc. Regarding Proposed Memorandum of Understanding
7. Treasurer: Establish Useful Life for Equipment in Anticipation of Borrowing

DISCUSSION AND DECISION
8. CSX Purchase & Sale
A. CSX Purchase & Sale Agreement
B. Authorize Renewal of Rail Banking
9. FY 2017 Operating Budget
10. Accept Final Minutes of Master Planning Steering Committee
11. 2016 Spring Annual Town Meeting Warrant Articles
12. Town Administrator Evaluation
13. New Electric Rates for Municipal Facilities - Martha White

REQUESTED ACTION
14. Town Administrator Notes
15. Selectmen’s Concerns

CORRESPONDENCE
Board of Selectmen Correspondence