Politics & Government

Holliston Voters Reject Community Preservation Act Exemption

A little more than 500 voters in Holliston went to the polls this week and sent a new person to the Planning Board and rejected a ballot question, according to Elizabeth Greendale, the town clerk.

Nikki Borman bested Rachelle Finn, 234 to 209, to win a single, two-year Planning Board seat to fill a vacancy.

Voters also rejected a ballot question asking whether or not the town should exempt the first $100,000 valuation of commercials and industrial property from the Community Preservation Act surcharge. The vote was 252 voting “no” and 190 voting “yes.” Another 61 people left the ballot blank.

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Also, in a vacant Water Commissioner position race, Jared Adams received seven write-in votes while Richard Chartland received three votes.

Overall, 503 voters participated.

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The full results of the election can be found online at this link.


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