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BELMONT — George Condodemetraky has signed up to run for a 3-year term as selectman.The seat is currently held by Jon Pike who said yesterday that he would likely seek a third term but would wait until Friday, the deadline, to make his decision.
In other races, three incumbent members of the Budget Committee — Chair Ron Mitchell, and members Ken Ellis and Albert Ackerstrom have signed up for new three year terms.
Town Clerk-Tax Collector Cynthia DeRoy said there is one 1-year term without a candidate for the Budget Committee.
Planning Board incumbent Ward Peterson is seeking re-election but DeRoy said there is still one 3-year seat without a candidate.
Zoning Board incumbent Marshall Ford has signed up to run for both the 3-year and the 2-year seat. John Froumy has also signed up for the 2-year seat.
DeRoy said there are no candidates yet for the 3-year seat for Cemetery Trustee, for the 3-year seat for Library Trustee, and the 6-year seat for Supervisor of the Checklist.
DeRoy has also signed up for re-election as Town Clerk-Tax Collector.
The filing period ends Friday at 5 p.m.