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SB Minutes 11-18-25

Select Board · Source meeting date: 2025-11-18 · Record 81917

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Minutes 
November 18, 2025 
7:00 PM Meeting 
Memorial Hall, 801 Washington St., Canton, MA 
Chair John R. McCourt I Vice -Chair Patricia M. Boyden 
Clerk Christopher M. Albert I Member Michael C. Loughran I Member Susan M. Harrington 
Also Present: Charles Doody, Town Administrator; Laurie Bogue, Administrative Secretary 
Meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM 
The Chair noted the meeting is being recorded by Canton Community Television 
Select Board Members Michael Loughran and Christopher Albert not in attendance. 
The Chair read statement about Public Comment 
Time was provided for attendees to discuss items not on the agenda 
Brenda Sweeney, Canton; Jonathan Comeau, Attleboro; Peter Murphy, Marshfield provided comments to 
the Board. 
Announcement of Norfolk County Commissioners award of $3000 to the Town of Canton Fire 
Department to aid and assist in their emergency needs 
Norfolk County Commissioner Staiti was in attendance to officially award $3000 for the Canton Fire 
Department to aid and assist in their emergency needs. The discussion continued. 
Public Hearing regarding the application for a new Section 12 General On Premises All Alcohol License 
and a Common Victullar's License for Jay Goga Sal Ram Corp. dba CB Perkins located at 95 Washington 
St., Canton, MA 02021 
Clerk reads the public hearing into the record 
Motion was made that the Board open the Public Hearing 
Motion: Ms. S. Harrington Second: Ms. P. Boyden Vote: 3-0 
Molly Codeanne and Theresa Barbadoro Kopanati, Counsel for the applicant was present along with the 
Manager of CB Perkins. It was noted they will be serving small bites and snacks. it was noted all employees 
will be tips certified. There was a discussion about the occupancy and the hours of operation of 12 PM-10 
PM. It was noted that all the paperwork is in order. There was more discussion. 
Motion was made that the Board close the Public Hearing 
Motion: Ms. S. Harrington Second: Ms. P. Boyden Vote: 3-0