Selectmen's Minutes

July 6, 2010

Present: Jim Trudell, Elaine Sherry, Steve Moscicki, Donna Clark, Celine Presby

4:00 pm Chairman Trudell called the meeting to order at Ogontz Hall

Ogontz Hall Site Visit:

Trudell, Moscicki and Clark met with John Dawson, the current project manager for Ogontz Hall, for a tour of the facility. He also explained the remedial work to be done on the foundation once signed and stamped engineered plans are received and accepted by Stan Borkowski. This should take place in the next couple of weeks.

The group left Ogontz Camp at 4:35 pm and resumed the meeting at 4:40 pm at the Town Hall. Elaine Sherry and Celine Presby joined the meeting at 5:00 pm.

Manifests & Invoices:

The manifests for June 28th, July 5th and July 6th were authorized and new invoices for future payment were reviewed and initialed.

Treasurer's Report:

The Treasurer's Report was read showing a balance of $192,790.47 in the WGSB checking account, $29,333.00 in the NHPDIP fund, $6,297.48 in the Laconia Bank savings account and $100,000.00 in the TAN. Moscicki motioned to approve the Treasurer's report as written, 2nd by Sherry, so voted all.

Committee Reports & Needs:

Clark updated the Board on Highway Dept matters on Tom Smith's behalf. Clinton Ness started last week as a part-time summer helper and is working out well. No grant money is available for the Pettyboro Rd culvert upgrade as the Town does not belong to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), so materials will be ordered to complete the project his fall as discussed at the last meeting. Purchase orders were approved for the following: Calco for $24,237 for a pre-cast concrete box culvert; Carroll Concrete for $900 for concrete waste blocks for the culvert's wing walls; Southworth Milton for $1,547.88 for reshimming the grader's circular assembly.

Permits and Applications:

The following were approved: A Building Permit for Robert & Janice Fogg for a sugar house for Map 216 Lot 075 was denied as the lot does not have enough road frontage. They will be referred to the Zoning Board of Adjustment to request a hearing for an area variance or may merge the lot in question with their house lot to obtain the required 250 ft of frontage.

Jeremy Aldrich again asked the Selectmen to approve his building permit for a modular home for Map 220 Lot 003A, 231 Tinkerville Road. Although he was told at the June 21st meeting that a permit would not be granted until certain issues were resolved, the Board learned that he had actually begun construction on the foundation and septic system several weeks ago without approvals or a building permit. Mr. Aldrich was told to halt work on the project until a building permit is issued. The Board agreed that if all outstanding issues are resolved prior to the next meeting, Clark will arrange for the permit to be signed sooner so work can resume. The Board prepared a letter to Mr. & Mrs. Aldrich and their general contractor outlining this conversation and ordering them to immediately cease construction activities on their modular home project until all conditions have been met and a building permit is issued.

Meeting Minutes:

Minutes for June 21st were reviewed. Moscicki motioned to approve the minutes as written, 2nd by Sherry, so voted all.

Correspondence:

The following were received: Old Business:

New Business:

Trudell motioned to adjourn the meeting at 6:30 pm, 2nd by Moscicki, so voted all.

The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, July 19th, at 6:00 pm.