SEWALL’S POINT — Three changes to the town’s charter will go before voters here in November.
Voters will have the chance to regulate what kind of transportation the town can tax, what would force a town commissioner from office and how long a potential commissioner must be a registered voter in town before running for election.
Taxing transportation
Sewall’s Point has written into the charter the power to license, regulate and tax various modes of transportation such as cars, wagons and carriages as well as wheelchairs and drays, which are strong wagons or carts without sides.
One of the amendments before voters would remove wheelchairs and drays from that list of modes of transportation…