Planning Board Minutes 05.14.13
May 16, 2013
TOWN OF BRADFORD
PLANNING BOARD
MAY 14, 2013
7:00PM
Call To Order and Roll Call:
Marcia Keller, Chair called the meeting to order at 7:03pm with Phil LaMoreaux, Vice Chair, Don Jackson, Mark Keith, John Greenwood, Jim Bibbo Alternate, Steve Chase, Alternate, Mark Fournier, Alternate, Caryl Walker, Alternate, Erich Caron arrived at 7:35pm. and Marge Cilley, Secretary present.
Marcia Keller, Chair seated Steve Chase for Erich Caron.
Review and Consideration of April 9, 2013 minutes:
Motion was made by Phil LaMoreaux, Vice Chair to approve the minutes as presented. Seconded by Don Jackson. Motion carried 6-0.
Correspondence from Mary Pinkham-Langer re: input on setting permits from three years to Five Years:
Some correspondence from Mary Pinkham-Langer was discussed regarding gravel pits and one of the comments was the pits should be inspected annually no matter the length of the time designated for re-applications.
Bruce Edwards-Gravel Pit Public Hearing (Continuation)-Pleasant Valley Road, Map 7, Lot 26:
Bruce Edwards requested his Public Hearing continuation be postponed until the June 11, 2013 planning board meeting.
Public Hearing – Martyn Chivers – 10 Breezy Hill Road – Vehicle Recycling Map 3, Lot 74A and 74B:
Mr. & Mrs. Martyn Chivers, were represented by Jon Warzocha, Horizons Engineering regarding their Vehicle Recycling Site Plan Application.
It was explained to Mr. Warzocha that a Boundary Line Adjustment will need to be applied for, and he indicated the application will be received next week. A copy of the plan was put on a table for the public to look at and was so noted. Mr. Warzocha had a large set of plans for all to see. Mr. Warzocha advised they are not changing any of the frequency, any of the operation type, but are talking about modifying the footprint of the facility to include the area along the lower part of the existing portion of the developed facility. Access, hours of operation would remain the same as would the volume of materials.
Reason for the updated plan is basically cost and convenience per Mr. Warzocha. With the current plan, the owner can commence operation as soon as the application has been approved. Jon Warzocha advised they are looking for guidance for what else the board needs. He also advised Mr. Chiver’s has received his State Solid Waste License and a copy was presented to the board, with an expiration date of April 5, 2014.
At this time, Caryl Walker read the list needed for completion of the Application Form to the board members who checked them off.
Motion was made by John Greenwood to accept the Site Plan Application as complete
For Map 3, Lot 74A & 74B – Martyn Chivers 10 Breezy Hill Road.
Seth Benowitz read a paper presented from the Conservation Commission with their comments.
Some concerns from the Board members were:
Phil LaMoreaux, Vice Chair stated that the entire facility should be fenced with a 6 foot high fence, with all the vehicles and parts stored within the confines. This point of view was discussed and Mr. Warzocha stated a natural barrier could/would accomplish the same end. Much discussion ensued.
John Greenwood had a swail concern which Jon Warzocha answered.
Jon Warzocha will talk with coordinator for Greenyards and will call Marcia Keller, Chair. with information.
Mr. Warzocha explained the steps taken for vehicle demolition from start to finish in response to a question from a concerned person.
John Greenwood advised a Certified Plot Plan be required, of the whole site developed according to Approved plan, before operation commences. The business cannot operate until the whole thing is built, developed and certified. Mr. Warzocha advised this would have to come later, with the exception of the back storage area, but that should be certified later as well. Discussion ensued regarding Iron pins being easier to use and easier to find than stone bounds. Mr. Warzocha advised if need be, they would ask for a Waiver for this. Also, the 440 feet showing on the plan does need to be changed to read 450 feet. Some of these concerns will need to be on the Notice of Decisions when finalized.
On approval of the Site Plan, a mylar shall be provided. Also it was stated that an electronic copy is now required.
Question if the board members required walking the site again and they decided it is not necessary. The site earlier projected on the hill is to be considered Phase II.
The Public Hearing will be continued on Tuesday, June 11, 2013.
Marcia Keller, Chair invited all alternates to help sort through some of the files and put in order. Marcia will forward an e-mail with dates to get together.
CIP:
It was decided information and forms will be ready to present to the Selectmen on their next meeting, May 20, 2013.
It was also discussed who should be the local person doing the inspection of gravel pits and junk yards. This will be brought up to the Selectmen for clarification.
No other business to come before the board, meeting adjourned 9:16pm
Respectfully submitted
Marjorie R. Cilley, Secretary
Select Board Minutes 05.13.13
May 15, 2013
TOWN OF BRADFORD
SELECTMEN’S MEETING
MAY 13, 2013
5:30PM
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
Call to Order and Roll Call:
Harry Wright, Chair called the meeting to order at 5:30pm with Sonny Harris, John Pfeifle, Marilyn Gordon, Treasurer, Cheryl Behr, Administrator, and Marge Cilley, Secretary present.
No Appearances present:
Marilyn Gordon was thanked for covering the minutes for the May 6, 2013 meeting.
Discussion on Firearms:
Proper conduct of town staff was discussed, which was stimulated by the new building inspector, per Harry Wright, Chair. Harry went on to discuss the huge liability for the town as well as for the person as an individual. It was also stated that this could work in reverse, with accountability as employee of the town, if a person was required to do a service and didn’t have a firearm, being two ways of looking at the situation. Police Chief Jim Valiquet advised that a town is completely liable if it allows anyone to carry a gun untrained. If it is not in their scope of job description training there is a severe risk and liability. Police Chief, Jim Valiquet advised he could become an NRA instructor, certified to teach then be capable of teaching licensed gun holders to be certified which is not a requirement of being licensed to carry a gun. Suggestion was made that the person could put their firearm in their vehicles prior to going on the jobsite.
Many pros and cons were discussed at length. Cheryl Behr read Sunapee’s Fire Arm Regulations.
Cheryl Behr stated that Walter Royal was invited to come to tonight’s Selectmen’s meeting.
John Pfeifle will discuss this with Walter Royal and a decision will be forthcoming at next week’s Selectmen’s meeting.
E-Max paper work for signature:
E-Max paper work was signed by the Selectmen for medicare payments to be received by the Rescue Squad for transport etc.
Transfer of funds from LSB savings account:
Selectmen signed form to transfer funds from Lake Sunapee Bank prior to tax funds coming in.
Filing for FEMA Funds – canceled?
Cheryl Behr stated that of the twenty eight towns eligible to file, there were only three towns in MerrimackCounty who did not file for FEMA funds for last winters storm. It was stated that the Road Agent feels the town is not entitled to the funds for the storm that is being discussed. Cheryl Behr brought up previous conversation stating he had no intention of lying about or fabricating statistics relative to other matters what so ever. After reading further, Cheryl requested that “the on-going evidence” be brought to a meeting and be placed on the table. Also, if records have not been kept, then they do need to be, documenting sand and salt used etc. Cheryl stated FEMA is looking for general estimates. Sonny Harris suggested that the Road Agent should be made aware of exactly what is required, as they may be less stringent than what he thinks they are. This was discussed at length and will be tabled until the next meeting as suggested by John Pfeifle.
E-Mail received from Trudy Willett re: Road Damage:
Cheryl Behr read an e-mail from Trudy Willett regarding road damage by her property and would like the highway department to finish repairing it. This should be forwarded to the road agent was stated.
Portland Glass estimate – no other estimates received:
Cheryl Behr stated that Portland Glass is the only business who replied to a RFP for doors and windows for the Community Center, and their proposal is for $15,280.00, which is under budget.
Motion was made by John Pfeifle to accept the Portland Glass estimate for the windows and doors for the Community Center as the only submission for $15,280.00. Seconded
by Sonny Harris. Motion carried 3-0.
Knapton property:
Suggestion was made to suggest Ms. Knapton’s attorney do the research as to what is required for a Warranty Deed. After discussion, it was decided to question town Attorney Waugh for a decision.
Tax Warrant for signature – ½ of last year’s tax due:
The Selectmen signed the Tax Warrant.
Welfare Budget:
The Welfare Budget has a current balance of $3100.00 and the GeneralGov’tBuilding has funds available in the amount of $2,000.00 which may be transferred and held in reserve for the Welfare Budget if needed.
Motion was made by John Pfeifle to transfer $2,000.00 from the GeneralGov’tBuilding account to hold in reserve for the Welfare Budget. Sonny Harris seconded the motion. Carried 3-0.
Chris Frey – sale of property:
Chris Frey was not available to discuss the sale of town property.
Bond Paperwork:
The Selectmen signed bond paperwork.
The Lease Agreement for renewal of KAP and Community Action was given to the Selectmen for their perusal and will be completed at the next Selectmen’s meeting May 20th, 2013.
Accounts payable and Payroll Manifests were reviewed and signed.
Cheryl Behr advised LGC has forwarded some options regarding Health Insurance and questioned if the Selectmen should look at them or should some one else. Someone mentioned the Budget Committee should see them.
Review and Consideration of the May 6, 2013 Minutes:
Motion was made and seconded to approve the May 6th minutes with the following edits:
Page 1. under Chris Frey: Town land for sale: first sentence should state .4 acresand the other at .6 acres. On page two, last line prior to Adjournment, Intent to cut was signed by the board should read – Sonny Harris abstained.
Motion to adjourn made, seconded and carried 6:55pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Marjorie R. Cilley
Secretary
Selectmen’s Agenda 05.13.13
May 13, 2013
Selectmen’s Meeting
Agenda
May 13, 2013
Pledge of Allegiance
Appearances:
Regular
1. Thanks to Marilyn Gordon for covering the minutes from last weeks meeting
2. Emax paper work for signature
3. Filing for FEMA – cancel?
4. Knapton property
5. Tax warrant for signature – ½ of last year’s tax due.
6. Budget status of Welfare budget and Legal budget. Suggested budgets to transfer funds from
7. Chris Frey – sale of property
Minutes reviewed
Accounts Payable and Payroll Manifests for signature
BACC April 9, 2013 Minutes
May 10, 2013
BACC Governance Board
Meeting Minutes
April 9, 2013 4:30 pm
Present: Bruce Edwards, Debbie Flinkstrom, Karen Hambleton, Margaret Raymond, Dawn Rich, Ona Ruchti
Absent: Will Hurley, Jim Valiquet, Sheri Valiquet
The meeting opened at 4:41 by Bruce.
Minutes – The minutes from the March 12th meeting, motioned by Ona seconded by Dawn, were approved unanimously.
Maintenance – There is still a light/baluster out in KAP. Bruce will call Cheryl. The driveway has been swept, but the lawn not cleaned up yet. The Community Center received approval for the $25,000 in improvements at Town Meeting.
Health & Human Services – Blood Pressure Screening and Foot Care are on-going services offered the 3rd Thursday of the month. Please be sure to call to make an appointment for foot care. No appointment is necessary for blood pressure screening.
Seniors – March Madness in the Senior Center. “Two Old Friends” packed the house on March 14th. Seniors totally enjoyed the event stomping and singing along to all the old Irish music. Movie day is always a hit with 12-15 seniors in attendance on the 3rd Friday of the month.
KAP – No report. Karen will touch base with Carrie to see where things with the preschool stand.
Parks & Rec – The Spaghetti Dinner was a huge success. Thank you to ALL who helped to make this such a wonderful event. The Road Race is coming together; folks are signing up. The details about road restrictions need to be worked out and formally put into place. An email was sent to Active Junior about their summer programs. Karen has a list of grant opportunities that she will share. French’s Park Cleanup will take place on Sunday May 19th at 10AM. We’re going to try something different this year and have a potluck lunch for those who help with the cleanup. Meat will be provided; bring a dish to share. You may also wish to bring work gloves, a rake etc.
The idea to combine the Parks & Rec Committee meeting with the BACC Governance Board meeting was suggested since many of the same members sit on both committees. Debbie and Margaret will check with the rest of the P&R committee.
The meeting adjourned at 5:13.
Respectfully submitted,
Karen Hambleton, Secretary
Next meeting: May l4th 4:30pm
Planning Board Agenda 05.14.13
May 9, 2013
TOWN OF BRADFORD
PLANNING BOARD
P O BOX 436
BRADFORD, N.H.03221
MAY 14, 2013
7:00PM
A G E N D A
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
REVIEW AND CONSIDERATION OF APRIL 9, 2013 MINUTES
CORRESPONDENCE FROM MARY PINKHAM-LANGER RE: INPUT ON SETTING PERMITS FROM THREE YEARS TO FIVE YEARS:
BRUCE EDWARDS – GRAVEL PIT PUBLIC HEARING (CONTINUATION) – PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD – MA7-LOT 26
PUBLIC HEARING – MARTYN CHIVERS – 10 BREEZY HILL ROAD
VEHICLE RECYCLING – MAP 3, LOT 74A & 74B
CIP UPDATE WITH DEPARTMENTS AND ASSIGNED LEADERS WITH TIME LINE
TO DO FOLDER
ANY OTHER BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD
ADJOURNMENT
Library Trustee Minutes 05.01.13
May 6, 2013
DRAFT Minutes from May 1, 2013
The Board Meeting for the Trustees of Brown Memorial Library was called to order at 6:02 p.m.
Attendance: Mary-Chris Duncan, Nola Jordan, Erica Gross, Connie Scheffy, Bea Howe, Meg Fearnley
1. In Patty’s absence, Connie chaired the meeting. Erica was seated as a voting member. Bob Toppi was also present at the meeting though could not be seated as the Board of Selectmen has not yet acted on our request to have him named an alternate trustee.
2. The secretary’s report was accepted as presented.
3. A motion was made and passed to accept donations to Brown Memorial Library in April in the amount of $817.21. $500.00 of that amount was a donation from Rod Jones’ sister, Margaret Ames, and $167.50 from the on-going book sale. The Treasurer’s Report was accepted as presented.
4. April circulation figures were good, with a noticeable uptick in total circulation and downloaded audio books. Bea added that while the library receives a total of 30 periodicals, only 10 of those subscriptions are paid for out of library funds. The others are donations from generous patrons.
5. Under Old Business, the Trustees voted to accept the donation of Rod Jones’ grandfather clock. It has been reconditioned and is a lovely addition to the library’s furnishings. At some point we will have a plaque engraved to explain the clock’s provenance.
6. Bea reported that Mike Merritt has installed new lights in the two restrooms and run power to the front lawn so folks can use laptops outside without depleting their batteries. The cost came in lower than his quote: $375 versus $500. The Trustees then voted to authorize the purchase and installation of three ceiling fans for the main room of the library. The cost will be $199.00 per fixture plus wiring and labor. The fans should keep the library more comfortable in the summer and may also help reduce oil consumption in the winter.
7. The Trustees also approved Bea’s request that we ask Mike to run power to a box underneath the front desk. At some point in the future we may want to have a computer or laptop on that desk and there’s currently no way to run a cord to the desk without it being a potential hazard. She will ask him to do the work when he comes soon to replace the ballast in a fluorescent light.
8. Under New Business, Meg announced that the New Hampshire Astronomical Society will run a Sky Watch Program here on Friday night, May 10, beginning at 8:30. After a 30 minute program inside, attendees will go outside to explore the heavens with our new telescope. If it is cloudy that night, the alternate date is Thursday, May 16.
9. The Memorial Day Weekend book and plant sale will take place on Saturday, May 25. Bea is all set for volunteers, but Meg mentioned that extra plant donations would be most welcome.
10. The New Hampshire Library Trustees’ Association will hold its next meeting at the Holiday Inn in Concord on May 13 from 1:00 to 4:00.
The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 5, at 6:00 p.m.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Nola Jordan, Secretary
Selectmen’s Agenda 05.06.13
May 3, 2013
Selectmen’s Meeting
Agenda
May 6, 2013
Pledge of Allegiance
Appearances:
1. Barry Wheeler
2. Walter Royal regarding revisions to the Building permit process
3. Chris Frey re: town land for sale
Regular
1. Timber Tax for signature
2. Filing for FEMA – cancel
3. Sign Appointment for Robert Toppi to Library Alternate
4. Town hall ready for clean up crews.
5. Knapton property
Minutes reviewed
Accounts Payable and Payroll Manifests for signature
Select Board Minutes 04.29.13
May 1, 2013
TOWN OF BRADFORD
SELECTMEN’S MEETING
APRIL 29, 2013
5:30PM
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
Call to Order and Roll Call:
Harry Wright, Chair called the meeting to order with Sonny Harris, John Pfeifle, Cheryl Behr, Administrator and Marge Cilley, Secretary present.
Review of Budget Committee notes:
Beth Rodd, Budget Committee member was present to answer any questions there may be.
As the Selectmen Representative of the Budget Committee, John Pfeifle led a discussion and review of the following Budget Committee concerns.
Leasing of equipment procedures, Employee Benefits, Wage increase and there will be an upcoming step increase sheet set up for next year with an organized plan.
Requested information may come from Vice Chair as well as Chair of the Budget Committee to the administrator.
Cheryl Behr advised the Executive budget will be overspent if continued as they are.
Cheryl Behr will check with the Town Clerk regarding the second town meeting.
Legal Budget and there is a new Attorney. Police Retirement being worked on, but not completed at this time.
Rescue Squad – Paramedic intercept discussed. Town is charged from other towns. Cheryl advised Bradford does not have an EMT who can do things a Paramedic does.
Transfer Station cost: Lois did attend a meeting. She and Ken will research further regarding Naughton Disposal. This topic is being looked into further.
Welfare Department is running high. Cheryl Frey does present a monthly report with number of requests and dollar amount.
Review of Revenue – Budget and Tax Collector to get together.
Spread bond out for the Road Bond for ten years and are receiving the same rate as if taken for seven years.
John Pfeifle reported that the Budget Committee meeting was very good for the quarter however; they would like to change some of the formats.
Harry Wright, Chair reiterated that it is the position of the Executive Branch of the town to set wages, not the Budget Committees. Beth Rodd stated the Budget Committee felt there should be conversations.
White Farm State Auctions:
Cheryl Behr advised a letter has been received (letter on file) stating there will be no further auctions held at White Farm. The May Auction will be held in Epsom and after that, it will be on-line. The town has used this service in the past.
Abatement for Historic Society:
Cheryl Behr advised the Historical Society turned in a request for abatement today for the former StewartAgencyBuilding. The abatement application was due in March, however, it was pointed out that the Historical Society did not own the building until April 3, 2013. The assessor will be in on Tuesday. The bill that will be coming out next according to Cheryl is for April through September.
FEMA:
Cheryl Behr advised if we apply for FEMA we would receive approximately $10,000.00. Sheets were handed out to the Selectmen and discussed on how the money is calculated. Cheryl advised since this is Barry Wheeler’s first year as Road Agent, he is unaware as to how to do this. The Federal Government made the decision we received a storm of severity that qualifies as a disaster, we are then able to apply. The total amount that was calculated is $13,541.00 and at 75% which is payable at $10,156.00. The purpose of this money is to reimburse the Highway Department. Cheryl stated that Barry is trying to hire a 4th man and is short $10,000.00. Harry Wright, Chair advised that is beside the point. Cheryl advised she has the paper work ready, but has not forwarded as she is waiting approval of the Selectmen.
Motion was made by John Pfeifle to apply for the FEMA money and post it against the Highway Department with the understanding it is not extra money to be spent. This motion needs Barry Wheeler’s approval before actually applying. Harry Wright, Chair seconded. Motion carried 3-0.
Paving will start next Monday, on Fairgrounds Road followed by Pleasant View, then Sunset Hill Road when ready.
Personnel Action form was reviewed and signed.
Intent to Cut forms were signed for Everett Kittredge, Map 17, Lot 28 and Cheryl McDonald, Map 4, Lot 2 and 13.
Letter Signed for Volunteeers for Enomonic Revitalization Committee:
John Pfeifle advised he has spoken with Niki Dubaere and she will coordinate the clean up of the town hall. A person in Melvin Mills is going to refurbish and restore an oil painting that has been in the town hall for $500.00. Suggestion was to have a raffle to help defray the expense of this restoration. Eileen Kelly suggested there may be a Grant available for this project. The Historical committee is going to work with Niki and categorize important artifacts stored in the town hall, also anything that is usable today should be available for use where needed
Resignation Letter:
Harry Wright, Chair read a letter from Michele Halsted resigning as a member of the Town Hall Restoration Committee due to other commitments.
Harry Wright, Chair advised he had talked with Eileen Kelly regarding a motion that was thought to have been made last week regarding the Town Hall Restoration Committee remaining with the same members and Chair. There had been discussion, but there was no motion. Harry Wright, Chair advised his thoughts are for the Chair person to be appointed by the committee, not appointed by the Selectmen. Further discussion concerning the Rural Heritage Connection, a 501C3, and Eileen Kelly explained they were used only as a place to put any money the Town Hall Restoration Committee had.
Marlene Freyler stated that no one had any idea of what money was collected or where it is, and it was not in the minutes. Contrary to discussion, it was stated that Michele Halsted did address at the last Selectmen’s meeting what money had been collected from each of the categories: cash donations, and pledges and is reflected in the minutes.
Harry Wright, Chair advised it would be appropriate to request the Rural Heritage Connection for a financial statement.
Motion was made by Harry Wright, Chair for the Town Hall Restoration Committee to get back to work aggressively towards a restoration plan that will work for the town.
(Harry Wright, Chair also stated that the motion leave out the fact of the Selectmen appointing a Chair person.) Seconded by Sonny Harris. Motion carried 3-0.
Building Inspector – Walter Royal:
Walter Royal has contacted the Selectmen and inquired about some concerns and is requesting information and what should he do?
Cheryl Behr stated she had a Line of Credit letter and did not know what to do with it. The Secretary advised the Planning Board has been waiting for it, and filed it where it belongs.
The secretary asked if the Planning board could ask the Town Road Crew to move a copier from the town hall to the community center. The copier will be serviced for $50.00 and will be in the Youth Room for the Voter Registration personnel and the Planning Board.
Dave Pickman asked the Selectmen if the Administrator has a key to the Planning Board files. The secretary referenced a decision in August of 2012 that all the tapes from all boards with the exception of the Planning Board were put in the Selectmen’s office. Harry Wright, Chair stated there was a motion two or three months ago and he will look this up.
Cheryl stated she would like the Selectmen to formally vote on the 10 year bond for the Highway bond. Harry Wright, Chair read the previous minutes so stating.
Building Permit Form:
John Pfeifle read from the April 22, 2013 minutes that the Building Permit form would be discussed and finalized at this meeting. It will be on the agenda for May 1, 2013.
Accounts payable and payroll manifests were reviewed and signed.
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 6:40pm to Non Public per RSA 91-A:3II(a) -Personnel. Harry Wright, Chair –Yes, Sonny Harris-Yes, John Pfeifle-Yes
Respectfully submitted,
Marjorie R. Cilley, Secretary
Non Public Session April 29, 2013 6:40 pm
Vote to move to non public session per RSA 91A3IIe legal correspondence
Vote was unanimous. Wright, yes; Harris, yes; Pfeifle, yes
In attendance: Harry Wright, Chairman; Sonny Harris, selectman; John Pfeifle, selectman; Cheryl Behr, Administrator
Discussion on contents of letter to be sent to town attorney regarding communication and personnel issues. Chairman Wright made recommendations and the board agreed.
Adjustments made to letter. Letter accepted with a unanimous vote.
Motion to adjourn non public session 7:10 pm
Non public session minutes prepared by Cheryl Behr,
ZBA Agenda 05.01.13
April 29, 2013
TOWN OF BRADFORD
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
MAY 1, 2013
7:00PM
A G E N D A
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
REVIEW AND CONSIDERATION OF APRIL 3, 2013 MINUTES
TO DO FOLDER
RECEIPT OF APPLICATION
RULES OF PROCEDURE RE: ELECTION OF CLERK
REVISED APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE FORM-UPDATE COMPLETION
APPLICATION FOR REHEARING
APPEAL FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION
REVIEW AND COMMENTS RE: UPDATED BUILDING PERMIT
ANY OTHER BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD
ADJOURNMENT
Selectmen’s Agenda 04.29.13
April 29, 2013
Selectmen’s Meeting
Agenda
April 29, 2013
Pledge of Allegiance
Appearances:
Regular
1. Review of Budget committee notes.
2. FEMA
3. Intent to cut for map 17 lot 28 (Kitteredge) & Cheryl McDonald Map 4 Lot 2&13
4. Sign letter for volunteers for Economic Revitalization Committee.
5. Non Public meeting per RSA 91A3IIa
Minutes reviewed
Accounts Payable and Payroll Manifests for signature
