TOWN OF
Selectmen present: Chip Albee, Susan Weeks and Bill Stockman.
Selectmen reviewed mail, which included: Building Permits for Donald Wright, John & Linda Zimmer, Margaret Hall, Carol Zimmerman, Kevin Smart, Steve Ross; Electrical Permit for Frederick Hayes, Ben Doliber, John Malinick, William Frago; Plumbing Permit for Frago; Approval for Construction for David Donnelly, Marilyn Barba; Property Transfers from Edwina Palm to Trust, Roger & Edwina Palm to Trust, Judith Crouse to Trust, Robert & Ethyle Sperry to Trust, David Wright Trust to John Wilkins Trust; Subdivision for Todd & Celeste Pollini; Copy of response to David Dietz re: Cheney easement; Police Department Press Release; Standard Dredge & Fill for Donald Cooley; Training Certificates for Andrew Shagoury, Thomas Lafavre, Jamie-Lynn Sheehy; Memo re: Abatement total; Memo re: 3rd grade visit; NRRA membership; Primex PrimeTimes Newsletter; Chamber News; LGC Coordinator Connection; NH Civil Engineer; Healthy Kids Progress Report; Employment Security Quarterly; Business Review; Memo re: Avitar Current Use Maps.
Minutes:
The Selectmen’s meeting minutes of
Items for Signature: Intent to Cut for Bense; Intent to Cut for Ram Properties Limited Partnership; Intent to Excavate for Mary Jane Sargent; Intent to Excavate for Fred Sargent; Abatements for Gillette, Kennedy, Lemay, Snow; Application for Current Use for Kelly; Pike Industries Contract; Abatement for John Hersey; Abatement for Dorothea Forbes.
Chairman Albee called the meeting to order at
Selectman Weeks reported on several items:
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The speed limit issue brought up by Mr.
Roessiger last week had been discussed with Chief Shagoury. As all of
Tuftonboro town roads are 35
· The tentative walk around at the Transfer Station did not take place. Chairman Albee said he would contact Jay Poulin to schedule.
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As a follow-up to last week’s non-public session
the Selectmen made an offer for a full time Town Administrator and Code Officer
position but it was turned down. Former Code Officer
Ted Wright was contacted and he agreed to fill in until the Code Officer
position is filled. He has scheduled office hours on Thursday from
Selectman approved and signed the following:
The Selectmen also re-reviewed the abatement request for Quinby, which had been denied last week, and since the reduction was not related to the frontage the abatement was granted.
The Selectmen approved and signed the Intent to Cut for
Chairman Albee announced that as of this date the town had reduced values due to abatements by $3,086,500.00.
At approximately
The Selectmen discussed the new requirement for haulers to have a contract with the town before bringing trash to the Transfer Station with Supervisor Fred Sargent. Mr. Sargent had some issues with the wording and felt that any contractor doing business in town should be subject to the same rules. The Selectmen agreed and asked Mr. Sargent to supply a list of names so that notice could be sent. They also asked to post notification at the Transfer Station of the new requirement. Selectman Weeks said that it is a very basic and simple agreement and it was not meant to be obstructive and that it is the Transfer Station’s responsibility to allow or not allow the dumping of trash. It was reported that there was no building activity at the site last week. The Selectmen said they would draft a notice to be put at the Transfer Station.
The public meeting was adjourned at
At approximately
Respectfully Submitted,
Carolyn Sundquist
Administrative Assistant