Sudbury Says Yes To Speed Limit, No To Fairbank Design: TM

SUDBURY, MA—Sudbury voters said yes or no to eight warrant articles that include regulating speed limits, money for Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School and designing the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail. Note: the article regarding buying the Melone property was removed from the warrant and is postponed, according to officials.

Special Town Meeting took place on Monday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School.

Here's how the vote went with articles on the Special Town Meeting warrant:

Article 1
MELONE PROPERTY DISPOSITION
Indefinitely Postponed

Article 2
ACQUISITION OF BROADACRES FARM
Passed by More Than Two-Thirds

Article 3
FAIRBANK COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN FUNDS
Failed

Article 4
DISSOLUTION OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE PRESERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF TOWN DOCUMENTS
Unanimously Voted

Article 5
420 LINCOLN ROAD FUNDING
Indefinitely Postponed

Article 6
ACCEPT GENERAL LAW REGULATING SPEED LIMITS
Passed by More Than a Majority

Article 7
BRUCE FREEMAN RAIL TRAIL DESIGN FUNDING
Passed by More Than a Majority

Article 8
TAX RATES FOR ABOVE-GROUND POLES AND WIRES
Passed by More Than a Majority

Photo Credit: Charlene Arsenault