Selectmen’s Agenda 06.30.09
June 29, 2009
Agenda
Selectmen’s Meeting
June 30, 2009Pledge allegiance
Roll Call
Appearances
1. Steve Lucier, Highway Garage
2.
Regular Business:
1. Accounts payable and payroll manifests for review and signatures
2. Final bill for Hwy garage
3. Abatements for signature
4. Update on TIF district and sidewalk grant
5. RFP for fencing on the Way Property
Sidewalk Meeting Minutes 06.26.09
June 28, 2009
TOWN OF BRADFORD
SIDEWALK MEETING
JUNE 26, 2009
10:00AM
Jack Meaney, Selectmen opened the Sidewalk Meeting at 10:00am with Cheryl Behr, Administrator, Nicholas Coates, CNHRPC, and Marge Cilley, Secretary, present.
Jack Meaney advised this is the second meeting on sidewalks, as well as looking into TIF (Tax Incremental Financing) for certain areas of town. Information was available from Michael Croteau, SEA Consultants, Inc. as well as a sample letter which needs to be submitted to CNHRPC which spells out the Current Conditions, the different Phases, consisting of four, and the Funding Overview. There being no questions from the floor at this time, Jack Meaney introduced Mr. Nicholas Coates from CNHRPC.
Mr. Coates advised there is a lot of opportunity here and it is great to see so many people engaged already as that is a big part of the whole process. Mr. Coates stated the concerns are upgrading the sidewalk network, potential bicycle access, and addressing some drainage issues. There is a program TE (Transportation Enhancement) which happens every two years, and the latest round is starting next week, on July 2, 2009. The State DOT is requesting a letter of intent from the town to the Planning Commission, who advocates for the town, and evaluates the application. This is an 80/20 match program, with the town being responsible for the 20% of the costs for the project and the 80% would be from the State. Also, a combination has been discussed with some of the costs being covered by the Safe Routes to School program. The Safe Routes to School program encourages students up to 8th grade to walk or bike to school. This is a 100% Grant program. The Town would put the cost up front, and then be reimbursed.
A Planning Grant could be started first at a cost of $5,000.00 which would enable the area to be looked at for potential improvement, and come up with a good starting point.
Engineer’s reports have been looked at to come up with a project proposal and rough draft. This could be a 4 phase proposal which could take up to 6 to 8 years, depending upon what can be gotten for money. This again would be a combination of TE, and Safe Routes to School. Again, TE letter of intent is due by July 2, 2009, and if the application is approved, the formal proposal will be due September 15, 2009.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator questioned if the town match can only be cash, or can it be a “soft match” and the town use outside help and town employees to cut expenses? This will be looked into. Some other towns have used prisoners who have ripped up the old sidewalk as well as loaming and seeding. Cheryl Behr also advised there is $21,000 in Capital Reserve at this time. Cheryl has been getting rough estimates of different materials used in sidewalks. Also using a local engineer has been discussed.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator thanked everyone who has forwarded letters to be included with the Letter of Intent to CNHRPC.
A considerable number questions and comments came from the floor. It was stated that the letters should be addressed to the Selectmen. Cheryl Behr, Administrator, in reply to a question on funding, advised that the payback for the sidewalk program from the state would be handled as the new bridges are handled which are also a 80% - 20% match, which is being paid at one half of the 80% up front, then as soon as we have our substantial completion letter we can submit for the balance that is owed to the town and reconcile at that point. Cheryl advised it is usually within two months that she has submitted all the bills and the town gets the remainder of the money.
Cheryl Behr advised SEA did a plan 5 years ago for a three phase program for the sidewalk project, which is being used for quantities to estimate different materials for the sidewalks.
Mr. Spadaro, Principal Bradford Elementary School advised the school does have a jogging, biking club as well as wellness and fitness trail. Mr. Spadaro also advised that over 95% of the responses from a survey that was done stated they would not use a sidewalk from Route 114 to the school. He also stated that about 65% of the students are driven to school by their parents with the rest of the students riding the bus. Perhaps a bicycle path would encourage more use, not only going to school, but even adults using the improvements.
Jane Johnsen asked if Nicholas Coates would go for a walk around town, to which he agreed.
Meeting Adjourned at 10:45AM
Respectfully submitted
Marjorie R. Cilley
Secretary
Select Board Minutes 06.25.09
June 25, 2009
TOWN OF BRADFORD
SELECTMEN’S SPECIAL MEETING
June 24, 2009
7:30am
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
Call to Order and Roll Call:
Charles Meany, Chair called the meeting to order at 7:30am with Jack Meaney, Cheryl Behr, Administrator and Marge Cilley, Secretary present. Peter Fenton was excused.
Highway Garage Status:
Note was made that the final bill from the Sailer Construction Company has been received and will be paid as soon as all work is completed and has been signed off for by the Building Inspector. Mention was made about the door that needs to be changed.
There will be an Open House on July 4th from 10:00am til 2:00pm with the Selectmen taking turns at being there.
Sidewalks Grants:
Cheryl Behr, Administrator advised she had spoken with the Planning Board last evening and gave them a copy of the information to Rodrigo Marion, CNHRPC from the town, and advised them she was going to meet with the Selectmen in the morning to see if they wished to move forward on this.
Charles Meany, Chair advised the TIF (Tax Incremental Financing) is probably a good idea as it would not impact out of pocket costs, and will put some money into a fund for our posterity.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator advised there are available funds to prepare for the TIF, which is twenty five hundred dollars ($2500.00).
Motion was made by Jack Meaney to appropriate $2500.00 to start the TIF fund process. Seconded by Charles Meany. Motion carried 2-0.
Motion was made by Jack Meaney to hold a Special Town Meeting, which is not subject to go through the Superior Court, scheduled for August 15, 2009, for the purpose of approving the TIF. Charles Meany, Chair seconded. Motion carried 2-0.
One of the concerns regarding the sidewalks in town and Safe Walk to School is the Community Center, which is the evacuation site for the elementary school, which means the students would have to be walked down Main Street. Also mentioned is the two pre-schools on both ends of Main Street who walk students to the library.
The Chief of Police advised Cheryl Behr, Administrator that there is a Police Grant available with the due date for application of June 30, 2009.
Charles Meany, Chair advised he had received a call from the Building Inspector who would like to meet with the Selectmen on July 21, 2009.
The next Sidewalk meeting will be held on Friday morning June 26, 2009 at 10:00am.
Meeting adjourned at 7:50am
Respectfully submitted,
Marjorie R. Cilley
Secretary
Planning Board Minutes 06.23.09
June 25, 2009
TOWN OF BRADFORD
PLANNING BOARD
WORK SESSION
JUNE 23, 2009
7:00PM
Call to Order and Roll Call:
Phil LaMoreaux, Chair called the meeting to order at 7:00pm with Marcia Keller, Barry Wheeler, Barbara Vannata, Bill Glennie, Sonny Harris, Jane Johnsen, Alternate, Marge Cilley Secretary present. Jim Bibbo was excused.
Review and Consideration of May 26 minutes:
Motion was made by Marcia Keller to approve the minutes. On page two, first sentence should read that “Bill Glennie, advised that Brooks McCandlish said no when asked if he would be on the Central New Hampshire Planning Commission”. Motion seconded by Barbara Vannata. Sonny Harris abstained. Motion carried 5-0.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator re: Sidewalks:
Cheryl Behr, Administrator came before the Planning Board this evening regarding sidewalks for the town. Jane Johnsen, and the Bradford Improvement Association have been working on gathering information regarding sidewalks. Also information was received from Bill Glennie. Cheryl advised she has also contacted Rodrigo Marion, Principal Transportation Planner, CNHRPC, who came to a meeting held last Friday at 10:00am. This is a very fast moving project with the initial letter of intent to be received by July 2, 2009. This letter will be read by CNHRPC who will then make recommendations, and the Grant needs to be submitted by September 15, 2009. Cheryl Behr, Administrator advised it was a well attended meeting last Friday and there will be another Sidewalk meeting held Friday, June 26, 2009 at 10:00am. Also, Mike Croteau, Engineer has been contacted. It is anticipated that Friday’s meeting will be able to adjust numbers to phase the whole project in, with an estimate of 1.5 to 2.0 million dollars. Conversation ensued regarding the TE Grant (Transportation Enhancement) which pays 80% and the town has to come up with the 20% and the Safe Route to School Grant which pays 100%. Currently, the town has about $21,000. Information was also handed out from CRDC for TIF (Tax Increment Financing), who are the people who manage the Revolving Loan Funds. The district needs to be specific, and the area where the development will be, cannot exceed 5% of the municipality’s land area or current taxable assessed value of the district, and cannot exceed 8% of the total municipal valuation. This is a long term project. Also mentioned was the sur-charge on vehicle registrations which could net the town another $6,500 - $7,000 annually if it comes to pass. Cheryl Behr, Administrator also advised that many of the Grants do have stipulations in them where town’s can have special town meetings without the requirement of petitioning the court. A special town meeting would have to be posted as usual. It would behoove the town to show we are actively working on the match. Aug. 15, 2009 is a suggested date for a Special Town Meeting.
The unanimous comments of the planning board are that the project sounds good.
The whole project should be laid out initially, and then phases could be done.
The Planning Board thanked Cheryl Behr for her information, and all her work on the Sidewalk project.
Marcia Keller thanked Barbara Vannata and Jane Johnsen for coming in to the planning board office two mornings and working on files.
Marcia Keller read some of the language from the 1996 Master Plan regarding sidewalks, starting out by advising the Planning Board supports the current application for Transportation Enhancement Grants. This will go in the form of a letter to the right source to be included in the application for the Sidewalk Grant from the Planning Board by unanimous vote.
To Do Folder:
Phil LaMoreaux, Chair read the To Do Folder and mentioned the DVD on the 18 month planning project from the American Institute of Architects.
Bill Glennie read the Original Structure and gave the Commissioners Handbook, CNHRPC as reading material for the planning board.
Phil LaMoreaux, Chair will contact Matt Monahan, CNHRPC to set up a meeting date for hosting Ben Frost to come out and talk about N. H. Housing which would be open to the public. Suggested dates were August 17, 19, 20 or 24, 25, 26, or 27.
Sonny Harris highlighted several comments from a conference he and Jim Bibbo attended in Manchester.
Quite some time was spent on the Sign Regulations Draft to update it for the Zoning Ordinance. Bill Glennie has the regulations on his computer, so made the changes as discussed.
Marcia Keller advised that when the planning board grants waivers from Site Plan Regulations requests, the motion needs to show the actual reason.
Meeting adjourned 9:30pm
Respectfully submitted
Marjorie R. Cilley
Secretary
Conservation Commission Minutes 06.16.09
June 20, 2009
Draft Meeting Notes  Bradford Conservation Commission
Date: June 16, 2009
Location: Brown Memorial Library
Time: 7pm
Present: Nathanial Bruss, Brooks McCandlish, Carol Meise, J. Ann Eldridge, Meg Fearnley.
Secretary’s notes: Meeting notes of May 19, 2009 accepted with minor correction- ‘Friends of Library’ changed to ‘Library Trustees’.
Treasurer’s notes: Interest made. No transactions.
Correspondence: There will be a meeting in Webster of Merrimack County Conservation District concerning local agriculture on Wednesday, June 24th. Meeting on Groundwater Withdrawals on June 22nd, also in Webster. For more info on either of these, contact N. Bruss.
Discussed public presentation on coyotes with Chris Schadler. Date set for September 25th. Cost of $175 plus gas and gratuity, Trustees of library voted to participate. Elementary School to be contacted as possible location, Amy will check…Meg to check with Bradford Fish and Game on whether they would like to sponsor this presentation also.
Discussion on how to expedite wetland applications and Permit By Notifications. The difficulties are that the Commission only meets monthly, compounded by reduced hours of the town clerk’s office. Motion made and voted to approve to formally initiate a subcommittee to review all wetlands applications. Members will include Meg (who will pick up the mail/applications, Ann, Andrea on lake questions especially and Brooks/Carol depending on their availability. If an application requires full commission review, this will be done at the next possible meeting or, if necessary, by calling for an additional meeting.
Northern Geomantics has provided a draft of the ‘unfragmented lands’ map of the Natural Resource Inventory (NRI) update for review. Some corrections needed. Has also set up a Google account to facilitate marking housing. Ann will ask whether an inexpensive paper map of satellite image with lot lines can be created. He has also requested information on accessing ‘exemplary natural communities’ and rare plant and animal species via NHNHI. Ann to find out procedure. A large preliminary land use map with lot lines has been requested for the 4th of July booth at the Church. Nathanial to order habitat maps from UNH co-op ext.
Discussion of survey for NRI update. Cost would be .26 per piece with bulk mailing. Town offices have mailing list, over 1000 landowners. Ann to redraft survey and email to members for further comments.
Brief discussion of possible web site for Bradford Conservation Commission, on hold.
Ann also to draft short article for the Bridge and Intertown Record.
Meeting adjourned: 9:30 more or less.
Respectfully submitted, JA Eldridge.
Planning Board Agenda 06.23.09
June 20, 2009
TOWN OF BRADFORD
PLANNING BOARD
WORK SESSION
JUNE 23, 2009
7:00pm
AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
2. REVIEW AND CONSIDERATION OF MAY 28, 2009 MINUTES
3. TO DO FOLDER
4. SIDEWALD GRANT PROPOSAL
4. SIGN ORDINANCE CONTINUATION
5. GRANTING WAIVERS FROM SITE PLAN REGULATION REQUIREMENTS.-STATING REASONS
6. ANY OTHER BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD
7. ADJOURN
Select Board Minutes 06.16.09
June 18, 2009
Town of Bradford
Selectmen’s Meeting
June 16, 2009
5:30PM
The Pledge of Allegiance was said.
Call to Order and Roll Call:
Charles Meany, Chair called the meeting to order at 5:30pm with Jack Meaney, Cheryl Behr, Administrator and Marilyn Gordon, Treasurer present. Peter Fenton was excused.
Marge Cilley, Secretary was absent.
Review and Consideration of June 9, 2009 Minutes:
Motion was made by Jack Meany that the minutes be accepted as put forth. Motion carried 2-0.
William Starr III Town Hall abuttor:
Mr. Starr came before the Selectmen resulting from a survey the town has had done which moves the town property line much closer to his house then anyone was aware of.
Mr. Starr advised he was not able to make the last Selectmen’s meeting as he did not pick up his certified letter in time. Mr. Starr advised when he purchased the property, Bob Stewart indicated the screen house went with his property, and was used by the previous owner for 23 years before him. Mr. Starr advised he was asked to come in by the Selectmen to discuss the removal of his screen house and driveway. He advised he has put a new roof on the building a couple of years ago. Mr. Starr advised the screen house could probably be placed in another spot on his property when asked by Charles Meany, Chair. Charles Meany, Chair also advised the town hall needs the space where Mr. Starr’s screen house now is for future renovations. Mr. Starr advised there would be major problems if the existing driveway had to be moved to another location on the other side of the house. Charles Meany, Chair suggested the screen house could stay where it is for the time being, however, if sometime in the future the town needed the land, then some legal terminology needs to be written. Charles Meany, Chair advised they will look into reconfiguration, regarding the driveway as well as a portion of the land the screen house sits on perhaps being available for Mr. Starr to purchase.
No one was present to discuss the sidewalks and/or Handicapped Access.
Steve Lucier, Road Agent:
Steve Lucier, Road Agent came in to discuss the chimney for the highway garage. The chimney will not go through the roof, per Charles Meany, Chair. The chimney person will be contacted to get it done, and the electricity is all done as of today. There was discussion concerning painting of beams and a door needs to be changed to be fire rated. With the exception of the above mentioned concerns, the building should be done on Friday. Charles Meaney, Chair advised Steve Lucier he needs to meet with Harry Weatherbee and himself at 8:30AM next Wednesday morning. Harry Weatherbee is a Geotechnical Engineer who is going to be doing the sand analysis. The backhoe will need to be ready at that time as well. This determination will help with where the new sand/salt shed should be built.
Charles Meany, Chair advised Steve Lucier, Road Agent that volunteers will be called in to handle pulling the well and doing the new wiring.
It is planned to have the new highway garage open on the 4th of July from 10;00am to 2:00pm.
Recycling Committee:
Marcia Keller, Recycling Committee member, advised the town is still making a little money on recycling. Also, two signs were placed at the sight. The third sign, showing the fees has been put aside. At this time a fee schedule was presented to the Selectmen, and the committee is requesting the Selectmen officially adopt the list, so that a sign may be made and copies printed to be distributed. Discussion took place regarding coupons at the town hall or paying at the transfer station by check. They will both be continued.
Motion was made by Jack Meaney to approve the fee schedule for the Transfer Station.
Motion seconded and carried 2-0.
Motion was made by Charles Meany, Chair to authorize the funds for the purchasing of the signs to come from the Recycling Funds. Motion seconded and carried 2-0.
Marcia Keller advised Ken Anderson has given Trudy Willett some Grant information regarding replacing the baler at the transfer station. A note was read by Cheryl Behr, Administrator from Ken Anderson regarding the worn out, malfunctioning baler. The total cost of a model 3400 baler is twelve thousand one hundred thirty three dollars ($12,133.) with a trade in of four thousand ($4,000.) with a net cost of eight thousand one hundred thirty three dollars ($8,133.) Further questions were discussed. The Selectmen signed the necessary forms for applying for this.
Regular Business:
Accounts payable and payroll manifests were reviewed and signed.
Correspondence was signed.
The Auditor did not come into the office on Monday, however did come in today and will be in the rest of the week.
Dawn Rich came before the Selectmen to discuss the Nature Circle Camp that was brought up at an earlier meeting. As of today, there are only 4 spaces left out of the 60 originally planned to fill. The BACC is giving a scholarship of fifteen hundred dollars ($1500.) for children that need assistance to attend.
Ambulance billing was discussed, and money has started coming in from insurance companies, which will be applied towards Rescue Squad expenses.
Supplemental warrants and abatements were signed.
Newsletters- It was decided not to do newsletters at this time, but to put information in the Bridge.
Employee benefit committee - The issues of raises and how calculated were discussed. Steps based on merit was discussed. It was suggested that the state scale could be used by using job description that could be identified as being similar to ours.
Grant applications are coming in regarding generator, sidewalks, Tax Incremental Financing etc. were discussed.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator gave a brief synopsis of the Sidewalk meeting held Friday June 12, 2009 with Rodrigo J. Marion, Principal Transportation Planner with CNHRPC and Stephen A. Heavener, Executive Director, CRDC who were extremely enthusiastic. Mr. Marion called the next day, and he and Nick went to see Mike Croteau, who had originally put together the measurements, cost figures, and they discussed his breaking out the cost for phases. Different types of funding were also discussed and how we could make our matches by Mr. Marion and Mr. Stephener. The letter of intent does need to be in by July 2, 2009.
A letter was received from the Kearsarge Regional Elementary School in Bradford requesting a donation from the Town of Bradford to replace their school playground.
Cheryl Behr, Administrator thanked the Brown Memorial Library for a letter received from them, advising their pre-paid oil last year was not completely used and they will return $2,000 to the town.
There being no further business, the meeting was closed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marjorie R. Cilley
Secretary
BACC June Minutes 06.10.09
June 16, 2009
BRADFORD AREA COMMUNITY CENTER COMMITTEE MEETING
June 10, 2009
PRESENT: Ellen Brownson, John Bruss, Kate Dobrowski, Director, Fred Hubley, Margaret Raymond, Ona Ruchti, Dawn Rich, Bob Stewart , Mary Ann Wright.
John Bruss, Chair, opened the meeting at 4:30 pm
Minutes of the May 13th meeting were approved.
DIRECTOR’S REPORT: Report given by Kate, our director, was given out at the meeting to board members and will be published in full on website, Bradford NH.org, with the minutes.
BUILDING MAINTENANCE: The acceptance of the dishwasher gift from Bradford Women’s Club was approved by the selectmen. Dishwasher has been ordered by the Lumber Barn and will be installed by Dave Pickman with no charge. Barry Wheeler will be contacted about the offer to look at the parking lot water problem on the next property
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE: Ona spoke about the quilt that will be raffled off. Placemats will also be included. They are doing well with the sale of shopping bags and are busy making more to sell. 120 persons including students attended the Eleanor Roosevelt program held at the Warner Town Hall. CAP of Bradford and Warner were co-sponsors of this program. Both groups have been entertained by a very talented 11 year old violin player from Warner that enjoys playing her violin at any occasion.
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES: Ellen spoke about the clinics available. We have at our center blood pressure and foot care clinics. We are now looking into glucose and cholesterol clinics. More details about clinics liability will be forthcoming. Posters about the Bradford July 4th Blood Drive are posted in the local towns. Bob spoke to PSNH about the hanging of the Red Cross banner across Main Street. With their concerns understood by the board, we will hang the banner from one PS pole to the tree on our property.
KAP REPRESENTATIVE: Mary Ann spoke about the school year coming to any end. There is no interest in a summer program. They are now interviewing applicants for new teachers and they may have a new part-time administrator.
PARKS AND RECREATION: Margaret asked for volunteers to supply desserts for the Beef Roast. Bob reported that he spoke to Chief Valiquet about the cow flop bingo and it will be held. Now we need a lawn for it.
CHAIR’S REPORT: We are working on our ads for the Lettvin Concert Series. Deadline is July 1st to Tandy Hartford. CAP AND KAP leases have been signed by the selectmen.
OLD BUSINESS: none
NEW BUSINESS: none
Meeting adjourned at 6:00pm. Next meeting 7/8/09 at 4:30 pm
Respectfully submitted,
Kate Dobrowski, Dawn Rich (minutes unapproved)
BRADFORD AREA COMMUNITY CENTER and PARKS AND RECREATION
DIRECTOR’S REPORTS
June 10, 2009
Kearsarge Regional High School Student Council
Thank you to the many high school students who volunteered their time to paint picnic table, fence, put together raised beds and fill them up and clean up the leaf piles at French’s Park. The students were fantastic, had a great time and did a lot of work in a short period of time.
Leases
The CAP lease was received and signed by the Selectmen.
Maintenance
A kitchen door magnet was repaired by Bruce Edwards. Bruce is also working on getting all the floors done thru the summer months.
Special software for the AED has been ordered and apparently is on backorder. A letter was received (attached) from Zoll describing a correction which may result in a recall of the device. Apparently the batteries do not deliver enough of a charge and the battery indicator of the unit is questionable . This was the only letter I received from Zoll. The letter was dated March 31st but I received it in the mail - the end of May.
Lawn -Landscaper / billing issues
Art Series
On hold - no change.
Entry way art project- on hold until summer
New Games and Movie Night
Volunteers Bianca Pelkey and Eric Edwards have stepped up to host a new Movie and game night at the BACC. July 10 from 4 -6:30 will be the first movie . July 23rd will be the first game night from 4 -7:30. All ages are encouraged to attend.
Social Media Class -was cancelled due to lack of participation.
Farmers Market
The Farmers Market opened on June 4th . We had 6 vendors and fair turnout. Al (Doc) Rogers played songs for the audience
Walk NH
The Walk NH event had 8 participants and 2 stoller riders. Bill Hallahan won the visor, Dawn Rich and Bonnie Warren took took home the T-shirts. Other prizes were distributed among participants. Thanks goes to Ellen Brownson and Debbie Flinkstom who helped out with registrations. Jesse of Cobble Pond Convenience store donated a case of water to the participants.
Nature’s Circle Summer Day Camp
The registrations for Nature’s Circle are 48 out of 60 available slots. The Friends of The BACC have agreed to subsidize scholarships of $1500. The staff is in place and paperwork being filled out. We are still in need of transportation to French’s Park each day.
4-H
Marie Hasey contacted me about setting up a 4-H program at the BACC. Marie discussed her conversation with Karen Hambleton concerning the use of the preschool room / insurance for supervised meetings with the younger Cloverbud 4-H children. Karen let me know yesterday that she would take Marie’s request to the KAP board.
Old Business
Roof flashing leak in kitchen . - John will check on this as time permits.
Yoga- Fran Vanais
Fran gave us a payment as scheduled and signed the letter that was sent to her regarding her payment plan. The
next payment is scheduled for the week of June 22.
Parks and Recreation - Meeting Thursday at 4
Winterfest meeting - Status?
Archery Program Archery Program will continue at Funday and in the fall. In general the attendance was variable and was probably influenced by baseball season.
Swimming Lessons
A new instructor for the swimming lessons has been found. Chelsea Barrett from NE College is a certified and experienced WSI /lifeguard She will teach the classes the last 2 weeks of July from 1:30 to 5:30.Posters go up this week!
Bloodmobile
We have the posters. Ellen Browson is assisting with this endeavor. Ona Ruchti has agreed to help in the AM .
NEW SIGNS FOR FRENCH”S PARK
NE Barricade delivered the signs . Steve Lucier said he will help to install them on posts.
Baton
The twirlers will sell popcorn at the Independence Day event at Brown Shattuck to raise money for new outfits for next year . The popcorn will be picked up Thursday .
French’s Park Clean-Up -happened on Saturday May 23rd. Volunteers came from NFI - they were great. Mr McCloud, Kevin, Ben Dobrowski, Margaret Raymond, Marissa Pickman, Shanna and Sabien Braden, all worked up an appetite for munchkins, donuts and bagels . KRHS student council finished the job the next day .
Hiring for French’s Park person - later -
Beef Roast -
Need the Beef
Who will make things ?
Signs -
Tables
Make the tickets
Sell the tickets
Kareoke Machine
Cow Flop Bingo will be helped by “Friends”
Contact Steve Patton
No cows yet
Henniker Farm
Make the grid
Make the tickets
Sell the tickets
Proceeds
record
Police Call Log 05.09
June 15, 2009
BRADFORD NEW HAMPSHIRE POLICE DEPARTMENT
PO BOX 762, 75 W MAIN STREET BRADFORD, NH 03221
Calls For Service Totals By Call Type
05/01/2009Â to 05/31/2009
Date : 06/15/2009
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Call Type
Totals
| 05.00 | Burglary - 635:1 | 1 |
| 09.03 | Assault - Criminal Threatening | 1 |
| 10.03 | Fraud - Issuing Bad Check 638:4 | 1 |
| 24.03 | Dis Con - Harassment 644:4 | 1 |
| 26.00 | Other Offenses except traffic | 1 |
| 30.01 | Motor Vehicle Crash - Property Damage | 1 |
| 31.01 | MV - Citation Speed | 2 |
| 31.03 | MV - Warning | 96 |
| 31.99 | MV - Complaint | 2 |
| 32.00 | Town Ordinances | 2 |
| 33.00 | Parking Violations | 1 |
| 35.00 | Youth Violations | 1 |
| 40.01 | Business Check | 101 |
| 40.03 | Vacant House Check | 1 |
| 41.03 | Alarm Response Public Building | 1 |
| 42.01 | Assist - Ambulance | 3 |
| 42.02 | Assist - Citizen | 3 |
| 42.03 | Assist - Fire | 2 |
| 42.05 | Assist - Police | 8 |
| 42.06 | Assist - Public Works | 1 |
| 43.03 | Animal - Nuisance | 1 |
| 43.04 | Animal - Livestock Complaint | 1 |
| 43.13 | Dog - At Large | 4 |
| 44.00 | Fingerprinting for Volunteer Service | 1 |
| 44.01 | Civil Standby | 3 |
| 44.05 | Directed Patrol | 6 |
| 44.06 | M/V Lock out | 1 |
| 45.02 | Property-Lost | 3 |
| 45.03 | Property-Safekeeping | 1 |
| 47.02 | Suspicious Person / Vehicle | 3 |
| 47.06 | Police Information | 7 |
| 47.07 | Paperwork Service | 2 |
| 47.09 | VIN Verification | 6 |
| 47.12 | 911 Hangup | 1 |
| 47.50 | Followup Investigation | 1 |
| Grand Total for all calls | 271 |
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Selectmen’s Agenda 06.06.09
June 12, 2009
Agenda
Selectmen’s Meeting
June 16, 2009
Pledge allegiance
Roll Call
Appearances
1. Mr. William Starr III regarding boundary line.
2. BIA - sidewalks and Handicapped Access
Regular Business:
1. Accounts payable and payroll manifests for review and signatures
2. Newsletter - do you wish to issue one
3. Employee benefit committee -
4. Correspondence for signature
5. Grant applications - generator, sidewalks, Tax Incremental Financing etc.
6. Supplemental warrants and abatements
7. Audit in progress
8. Results of Workers Compensation audit
9. Non Public Session for personnel matters per RSA 91:A 3:
