Annual Reports Town of Sandwich, New Hampshire 1997
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The Selectmen do not favor passage of this article.
Motion by George Kimball, seconded by Dorothy Burrows. Discussion about cost of the Town plowing driveways. Lee Quimby gave an example of the Road Agent's long day when he is responsible for roads and then driveways. He also said Town Counsel, NHMA attorneys, the DRA representative to Sandwich and the Budget Committee agree that liability to the Town is a big concern. Lee made an impassioned plea for townspeople to consider stopping driveway p...lowing. Article 30 was voted negative. Sandwich will no longer continue to plow private driveways after this winter season.
80 ARTICLE 31. To see if the Town will approve the use of the Sandwich Recycling Center by residents of the Wonalancet section of Albany. The Town of Albany to furnish a list of approved residences for which they will pay the Town an annual fee of $125 for a year-round residence and $100 for a seasonal residence. The revenue to be deposited to the general fund.
Motion by Louis Brunelle, seconded by Linda Pearson, voted affirmative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Selectmen do not favor passage of this article.
Motion by George Kimball, seconded by Dorothy Burrows. Discussion about cost of the Town plowing driveways. Lee Quimby gave an example of the Road Agent's long day when he is responsible for roads and then driveways. He also said Town Counsel, NHMA attorneys, the DRA representative to Sandwich and the Budget Committee agree that liability to the Town is a big concern. Lee made an impassioned plea for townspeople to consider stopping driveway p...lowing. Article 30 was voted negative. Sandwich will no longer continue to plow private driveways after this winter season.
80 ARTICLE 31. To see if the Town will approve the use of the Sandwich Recycling Center by residents of the Wonalancet section of Albany. The Town of Albany to furnish a list of approved residences for which they will pay the Town an annual fee of $125 for a year-round residence and $100 for a seasonal residence. The revenue to be deposited to the general fund.
Motion by Louis Brunelle, seconded by Linda Pearson, voted affirmative.
What to read after Annual Reports Town of Sandwich, New Hampshire 1997?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandwich (N.H. : Town) to read onlineMoreLess
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