Posted since 2023: 4 agendas, 0 sets of minutes, 2 recordings, 2 meetings with our minutes and 2 votes on the record. All boards.
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— minutes posted, FY26 (0 of 0) · — on YouTube, FY26 (0 of 0) · compared
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Upcoming meetings
Nothing on the calendar for a future date. The site was last updated 2026-10-10; a meeting noticed since then appears when it is next built, and one that has already happened moves to recent meetings by itself.
The last 4 dates this board met, by today’s date rather than the day the site was built — so a meeting moves here on its own. For a program, every agenda and set of minutes as one text file: /minutes/athletic-advisory-council.txt.
Votes, newest first
From the town’s minutes (0 of 0 sets read) and our minutes of the recordings (2), joined per meeting: 0 substantive, 2 procedural (accepting minutes, adjourning). Where both records have a vote the town’s wording stands; none disagree on the outcome.
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The town’s minutes are the record: a vote from them carries the minutes’ own words, checked verbatim. A vote from the recording only was written by a language model from machine captions — a motion as heard, and “not audible” a finding about the recording — and links to the second in the video. Both records are read as they arrive and joined here, whichever came first.
Time tracking
2.3 h of discussion across the 2 recorded meetings we have minutes for, by topic. A topic can overlap another, so the shares can sum past 100%.