Meeting began at 6:00 pm. Present were Selectmen Cloutier, Stohl and Campbell.
At 6:05 pm on a motion made by Selectman Campbell and seconded by Selectman Cloutier the Board voted to enter non-public session per RSA 91-A:3, II (c).
At 6:20 pm on a motion made by Selectman Campbell and seconded by Selectman Stohl the Board voted to return to public session.
At 6:25 Ronny Rainville entered the meeting. Mr. Rainville is concerned about the recent road work done on Bunnell Road. Specifically he stated:
1. That his property pin had been “lost” in the construction.
2. Damage had been done to an apple tree on his property.
3. The dirt from the edge of the road was just pushed back and left on his property.
He showed the Board pictures of what was done. The Board told Mr. Rainville that they would look into it. Mr. Rainville left the meeting at 6:45.
Mail was reviewed.
Checks and manifests were reviewed and signed.
An Intent to Cut was approved for Mark Roberts.
Marcia gave the Board monthly reconciliation reports for the Citizens Bank and the Northway Bank accounts.
Marcia was instructed to get bids for the following:
1. Heating oil for the Town Office.
2. Plowing of both the Town Office and the Town Hall.
Bids will be opened at the next Selectmen’s Meeting on September 25, 2024.
Marcia gave the Board copies of the auditor prepared MS60 and MS535 for the Board to review.
It was noted that Robert Young recently passed away. Mr. Young was the current holder of the Town’s Boston Post Cane. Marcia will contact the family to get the cane back and check on who is the next recipient.
Selectman Cloutier informed the Board that the Planning Board had voted to accept the Master Plan (as it is now) for another five years. It was questioned whether or not there had to be public hearings. Marcia will check on that and contact Chairman Conrad Chapple with the answer.
Selectman Campbell gave the Board a brief update on items to do with the Dispatch Center including the recent grant received.
Meeting adjourned at 8:00 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Parkhust, Secretary