Town Attorney finds no legal violation in Nick Doane complaint, board takes no action
April 25, 2026 | Weston, Windsor County, Vermont
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The Selectboard reported on April 25, 2026, that the Town Attorney reviewed a complaint filed by Nick Doane (filed 4/17/2026) and found no violation of law or applicable policy, so the board declined to take further action on that complaint.
Board member Brian Gehlich reported the Town Attorney's conclusion that no legal prohibition was identified in Doane’s complaint. The board thanked the complainant for raising the issue and instructed Selectboard members to remove documents from the Town Office for responsible review of materials, per the minutes.
No formal discipline, policy change, or corrective action was announced in connection with the Doane complaint during the public session. The finding was presented after the first executive session and precedes other agenda items discussed that morning.
Board member Brian Gehlich reported the Town Attorney's conclusion that no legal prohibition was identified in Doane’s complaint. The board thanked the complainant for raising the issue and instructed Selectboard members to remove documents from the Town Office for responsible review of materials, per the minutes.
No formal discipline, policy change, or corrective action was announced in connection with the Doane complaint during the public session. The finding was presented after the first executive session and precedes other agenda items discussed that morning.
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