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SELECTMAN PLANNINGBOARD TOWNMEETINGMEMBERS

Three Year Term Elect Two Three Year Term Elect Three PRECINCT8
MARCP.FINNERAN MICHAELG.HEYLIN Three Year Term Elect Nine
212 Trotting Park Road 162 Cliffwood Lane

SAMUELHANSONPATTERSON,JR. PAMELAHARTING-BARRAT JAMIEL.DONAHUE

24 Grasmere Drive Candidate for Re-election 74 Rockledge Drive 10 Austin Strokes Drive

SUSANLYNNMORAN JAMESE.FOX GRACEABROMAITISSIMPKINS

74 Sanddollar Circle Candidate for Re-election 141 Locust Street 2 Candidate for Re-election 220 Sam Turner Road

JOHNL.DRULEY LEAHLILLIANPALMER
(Write-in) 23 Green Cove Lane Candidate for Re-election 207 Turner Road Candidate for Re-election

RALPHE.HERBST
(Write-in) (Write-in) 121 Regis Road Candidate for Re-election

MARKA.MANCINI
(Write-in)
TRUSTEEOFPUBLIC 826 Old Barnstable Road

AILEENMAHONEYJENSEN
LIBRARY (Write-in) 544 Boxberry Hill Road

Three Year Term Elect Two JAMESC.MATHEWS

PLANNINGBOARD 28 Goeletta Drive

AILEENMAHONEYJENSEN MARGARETA.FINNELL
544 Boxberry Hill Road One Year Term Elect One 371 Boxberry Hill Road Candidate for Re-election

LINDSAYM.HOPEWOOD CHARLOTTEHARRIS LOUISEF.HOULE

86 Emmons Road Candidate for Re-election 37 Arthur Street 33 Ranch Road Candidate for Re-election

MICHAELG.HEYLIN WILLIAMSTRICKROTT
162 Cliffwood Lane (Write-in) 15 Caravel Drive

JUDITHFENWICK KIRAA.PRATT
18 Mill Road
SCHOOLCOMMITTEE 29 Shady Lane Candidate for Re-election

HELENE.GORDON
(Write-in) Three Year Term Elect Three 208 Hatchville Road Candidate for Re-election

MEGHANCUMMINGSFLECK RONALDSCHLITZ
(Write-in) 725 Old Barnstable Road 208 Hatchville Road Candidate for Re-election

TERRIANNMEDEIROS
146 Old Campus Drive Candidate for Re-election (Write-in)
PHILIPR.AFONSO
30 Tamarack Road (Write-in)
ALANJACOBS
52 Haynes Avenue Candidate for Re-election (Write-in)
ANDREAL.THORROLD
200 West Falmouth Highway (Write-in)

(Write-in) (Write-in)

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TOWNMEETINGMEMBERS
PRECINCT8
One Year Term Elect Two

RONALDC.DYER
23 Martingale Circle

ELIASJ.LIEBERMAN
214 Hatchville Road

(Write-in)

(Write-in)

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QUESTION1:Shall the Town of Falmouth be allowed to exempt from the provisions of Proposition Two
and One Half, so-called, the amounts required to pay for the bond issued for the design, permitting and
construction of a new senior center?

YES
NO
QUESTION 2: Shall the Town of Falmouth prohibit the operation of 1 or more types of marijuana
establishments within the town and adopt the following bylaw relative to marijuana not medically
prescribed to be included in the Code of Falmouth, Chapter 156, Peace and Good Order as:

ARTICLE VIII CERTAIN MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS: Ch. 156, Sec. 14. Consistent with
Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 94G, section 3(a)(2), all types of marijuana establishments as
defined in General Laws Chapter 94G, section 1(j), to include all marijuana cultivators, marijuana testing
facilities, marijuana product manufacturers, marijuana retailers and any other type of marijuana related
business establishment that is not specifically permitted or licensed for the prescribed distribution of
medical marijuana, shall be prohibited within the Town of Falmouth.

YES
NO
QUESTION 3: SHALL THE TOWN OF FALMOUTH APPROVE CHARTER AMENDMENTS
PROPOSED BY TOWN MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 14, 2016 RELATIVE TO THE
REPRESENTATIVE TOWN MEETING SUMMARIZED BELOW?

Amendment to Article II - The Representative Town Meeting C2 5, Voting, subsection A, adding in the
second sentence after, A standing vote, or a vote by an electronic vote counting and recording system
so as to read: A. The Town Meeting shall establish a system of recorded votes whereby, upon the request
of twenty (20) Town Meeting members, the ayes and nays of members shall be ascertained and
recorded. A standing vote or a vote by an electronic vote counting and recording system shall be taken
whenever a voice vote is not sufficient as determined by the Moderator.

YES
NO
QUESTION4: Shall the Town of Falmouth vote to direct the Board of Selectmen to communicate with
the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to employ all means available to ensure spent
nuclear fuel generated by the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station be placed in secure dry casks as soon as
technically feasible and consistent with the highest standards, ready to be moved to a permanent federal
facility when available in order to protect the health, welfare, and economic interests of the Town of
Falmouth and its inhabitants and visitors?

YES
NO

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