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ARTICLE 34 (As Petitioned) We the undersigned, registered voters living in the Town of Hampton, request that the Town of Hampton raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000 as requested by of Families First Health and Support Center to be used to bring parenting programs to Hampton. (Majority vote required) Not Recommended by the Board of Selectmen Recommended by the Budget Committee ARTICLE 35 (As Petitioned) Shall the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $43,000 for the purpose of providing full larviciding of the mosquito breeding areas, including the catch basins, and for funding the spraying of adult mosquitoes during the months of June through September? This money would be in addition to the $60,000 allocated to Mosquito Control in the Selectmen’s Default Budget. (Majority vote required) Recommended by the Board of Selectmen Recommended by the Budget Committee ARTICLE 36 (As Petitioned) We the undersigned support Lamprey Health Cares’s 2006 Funding request to see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the amount of $4000 for Lamprey Health Care Senior Transportation Program LHC Senior Transportation provides senior citizens and disabled Hampton residents rides to medical appointments. In addition the drivers plan a weekly shopping trip and a monthly day-long recreational outing. These trips are not only rides to essential services, but a great opportunity for our riders to socialize and also allows them to remain independent in their homes. (Majority vote required) Recommended by the Board of Selectmen Recommended by the Budget Committee ARTICLE 37 (As Petitioned) To raise and appropriate $1,000 for the Great Bay Chapter of the American Red Cross is resolute in its commitment to all the residents who live in the 40 cities and towns within its jurisdiction, of which Hampton is one. Our vital services are not duplicated by any other agency, and they are free to anyone in dire need. However, we must rely on many sources for the financial support needed to continue to do so. As we receive no financial support from the state or from the federal government, we must rely on communities, like Hampton, to assist us. Therefore we would appreciate the opportunity to present our application for financial support of $1,000.00 with the Town of Hampton for the fiscal year of 2006-2007. Great Bay Chapter volunteers logged 118,750 hours last year at a cost saving of $2,000,000 to the 40 towns and cities within its jurisdiction. This year has already put a strain on our funds as a result of the horrendous floods that New Hampshire experienced this past spring, and we do not know what the months ahead hold for us. 103
• Our Disaster Relief Services consists of food, shelter, clothing, medications, mental health counseling, and security deposits to those who have experienced a natural or man-made catastrophe. • Our Blood Services constitutes the collection, processing, testing, transporting, monitoring, and distribution services in order to serve the needs of our local hospitals. The Great Bay Chapter collected over 11,789 units of blood and hosted 110 blood drives last year. • Our Health, Safety and Community Services focus on saving lives. Through our many training courses, such as Adult, Infant, and Child CPR, AED training, First Aid, water safety, disaster training, first responder, and our LNA program we impart hope and confidence along with skill and knowledge. • Our Armed Forces Emergency Services is the lifeline for the many service members who live in our jurisdiction and with our assistance communication is established between family members and the enlisted with urgent messaging regarding serious illness, death of a loved one or the birth of a child. (Majority vote required) Recommended by the Board of Selectmen Recommended by the Budget Committee ARTICLE 38 (As Petitioned) On petition of Ralph Fatello and 25 or more registered voters in the Town of Hampton supporting the work of Sean Lacey and Aerille Royal: Shall the Town of Hampton recommend to the selectmen a policy whereby all new streets and roadways accepted by the Town be given the name of any military personnel, whose primary residence being Hampton, NH did give his or her life in the defense of the United States or any public safety employee, being a resident or non-resident of Hampton, who gave his or her life in the service of the Town of Hampton. When the list of potential names has been depleted, preference will then be given to names of historical importance to the Town of Hampton. ARTICLE 39 (As Petitioned) On petition of at least 25 registered voters of the Town of Hampton: Are you in favor of increasing the number of trustees of the Hampton Trust Funds from 3 to 5, as authorized by RSA 31:22? The Hampton Trust Funds include the Cemetery & Perpetual Care Funds, the Cemetery Burial Trust Funds, the Lane Memorial Library Fund, the Hampton Real Estate Trust Fund, the Campbell Children’s Sports Fund, the Town Management Information Systems Fund, the Capital Reserve Funds (roads), the Hampton Beach Village District Funds, and the Poor Fund. Increasing the number of trustees will provide additional talent to manage the $17 million in trust funds that, in part, help to reduce Hampton taxes. The increased number of trustees will also provide better business continuity for the trust funds in case of a trustee vacancy. There is no cost to the Town for additional trustees because they are volunteers. 104
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