Summer Residents Advisory Committee

2022 SRAC Summer Town Meeting Documents

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.

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Members

  • Jamie Meehan, Chair
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown: Parkland, FL
  • Katherine Malfa, Vice Chair
    Term expires: 2025
    Hometown: Washington, DC
  • Robin Loporchio, Secretary
    Term expires: 2024
    Hometown: Boston, MA
  • Jeffrey Spalter, Member
    Term expires: 2024
    Hometown: Longboat Key, FL
  • Roger Allen Donald, Member
    Term expires: 2022
    Hometown: Naples, FL
  • Joel Rottner, Member
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown: West Hartford, CT
  • Christina Mead, Member
    Term expires: 2025
    Hometown: Washington, DC
  • Michael S. Waters, Member
    Term expires: 2024
    Hometown: New York, NY
  • Phil Richardson, Member
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown: Tiburon, CA
  • Ned Chapman, Member
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown: Houston, Texas
  • Stuart Green, Member
    Term expires: 2024
    Hometown: Chestnut Hill, MA
  • Jeanne Allen, Associate
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown: Bethesda, MD
  • Vacant, Associate Member
    Term expires: 2023
    Hometown:
  • Jeffrey Dykens, Select Board Liaison

Staff Contacts

Overview

History & Mission

This is the official web page of the summer residents who are property owners and taxpayers but not voters in the town of Chatham, Massachusetts. Chatham has a long history with summer residents, who in large numbers become permanent, voting members of the community. For over seventy years summer residents have held an annual summer meeting to discuss matters of mutual concern and have their questions answered by town officers. In 1996, the town established the Non-Voting Taxpayers Advisory Committee (NVTAC), since renamed the Summer Residents Advisory Committee (SRAC), whose members, appointed to three-year terms, work to:

  • Give summer residents a voice
  • Give the Select Board the benefit of information and views
  • Give fresh outlooks to the town
  • Take a position and make a case for or against town matters

Submitting Electronic Correspondence

Please submit correspondence to the Staff Liaison. Please note that all such electronic correspondence is considered a public record. Correspondence containing requests for public records will be responded to by the Staff Liaison in compliance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 66, Section 10 within 10 days of receipt. All other correspondence and materials submitted will be forwarded by the Staff Liaison to the Board/Committee Chair, with a copy to Members/Commissioners and person sending request/comment, for potential scheduling of discussion on an upcoming public meeting agenda.