The resolution on Civil Discourse passed after much discussion.
Municipal aggregation was confirmed as happening in November 2020. You can opt out of it. Why? If you already ahve a long term electrical contract or already have solar panels... For the rest of us, we get to see a savings with green energy (wind power) and a rate of 10.5 cents/KWH for three years. More to come on this as the Sep/Oct time frame when mailings to all the residential customers will be sent. In the meantime, more info can be found on the Colonial Power page for Franklin https://colonialpowergroup.com/franklin/
The first look at the budget for Fiscal Year 2021 was presented showing a deficit of $3.5M which will need to be resolved before passing a balanced budget by June 30,2020.
From the meeting I created two audio files to listen to meeting segments:
- Audio segment on Civil Discourse
- Audio segment on FY 2021
Actions Taken
https://www.franklinma.gov/town-council/files/tc-actions-taken-3420
My notes reported live during the meeting
- Live reporting: Town Administrators Report to Closing
- Live reporting: Legislation for action
- Live reporting: Civil Discourse Discussion
- Live reporting: FY 2021 Budget Update
- Live reporting: Municipal Aggregation
- Live reporting: Town Council - March 4, 2020
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| Walter Zinchuck, the oldest Franklin resident, 102 years young, received the Boston Post Cane |
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