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The committee discussed wastewater treatment system priority needs, including upgrades to collection systems, pump stations, and potential treatment plant replacement. Discussions also covered a proposal for a combined safety complex for fire and police departments to seek federal funding, a request to rescind the development ban on Route 28, and a plan to seek guidance on grant writing from the University of New Hampshire.
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The meeting focused on the development of a budget timeline and discussed the implications of recent legislation, specifically House Bills 564 and 1575, regarding administrative budget separation and default budget processes. Key topics included significant concerns over facility maintenance, such as leaking hot water tanks at the high school, and the rising costs of special education services. The committee also explored potential adjustments to Medicaid reimbursement procedures, the impact of state adequacy aid, and the feasibility of establishing expendable trust funds to better manage future financial obligations and unexpected expenses.
The board discussed a proposal for the 603 Gaming Resort, including its potential economic impact, tax contributions, and concerns from local residents regarding noise and quality of life. The board clarified that it does not have a formal role in the project at this stage, noting it must go through zoning and planning boards first. Other agenda items included the processing of deeded properties, the acceptance of donations for Old Home Day, and a signage request for Route 107.
The Board of Selectmen addressed several operational and financial matters, including the procurement of road salt and potential equipment repairs for the Public Works Department. Key discussions involved the renewal of an Economic Revitalization Zone, administrative support requests from the Budget Committee, and the processing of building permit refunds. The board also reviewed the list of properties subject to tax deeding, deliberated on the road closure plan for a community Trunk-or-Treat event, and discussed the fall meeting schedule. Additionally, the meeting included updates on the 911 street addressing compliance project, review of the Hawkers and Peddlers ordinance, and reports from various municipal departments.
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