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- Board of Selectmen - The year of 2006 was a very busy one for the Town of Hampton. In March, we welcomed William Lally to the Board, and Jim Workman returned to the Board. The Selectmen, Town Manager, Department Heads, and all employees came together to set priorities and implement the third Default budget. In May, the Hampton community came together to help Taylor River Estates in their Mother's Day flood. The Selectman came together with Taylor River residents to address deficiencies in our Emergency plans and the communication with the State. Better communication with State of New Hampshire officials was established. The Board of Selectmen would like to thank all the private citizens and groups like the Boy Scouts, who came to help the residents of Taylor River Estates. The infrastructure project at the Beach continued this year. The Selectman met with many residents to resolve issues stemming from the project. The year of 2006 was one of transition in personnel. In late spring, we said good bye to Dawna Duhamel, our Finance Director. Dawna devoted many hours to serve the community of Hampton. In August, the Selectmen received the resignation of James Barrington. The Board of Selectman appointed Mark Gearreald, Town Attorney, as our interim Town Manager. The Board of Selectmen would like to thank Mark for his numerous hours, patience, and understanding that he exhibits on a daily basis for the Town of Hampton and its citizens. In July, the Board of Selectmen started a five month search process for the new Town Manager. The Board met many times to interview potential candidates. In January, Frederick Welch was unanimously approved as Manager to lead Hampton into 2007 and 2008. In November and December, the Board of Selectman with our Interim Town Manager, and newly appointed Finance Director, Michael Schwotzer, worked numerous hours preparing a budget that reflected the department needs to operate the Town of Hampton. The Selectman appreciate all the work Selectman Bill Lally did in presenting the Selectman's budget to the Budget Committee. I would personally like to thank Rick Griffin, Ben Moore, Jim Workman, and Bill Lally for the numerous hours they put in their jobs as Selectman. Thank you for taking the calls at home, going to situations to investigate, and giving up of your personal time to benefit the Town of Hampton. Each one of you should be proud of the work you do each day. Now to the voters: the Budget has been through the Department Heads, the Town Manager, the Selectman, and the Budget Committee. It is now your turn to make the decisions. Changes to the Budget were made at the Deliberative Session on February 3, 2007, and the new, compromise Operating Budget figure of $24,764,301 is explained on the sheet that accompanies this Report. This figure represents a modest increase that will enable the Town to implement the Budget Committee’s recommendations to restore needed public safety positions. The Budget and Warrant Articles will be voted on March 13, 2007 at Marston School from 7:00am. – 8:00 pm. Absentee ballots can be obtained through the Town Clerk's office through March 12, 2007. Please remember: this is every resident's time to voice their opinion. Virginia (Ginny) Bridle Russell, Chairman of Board of Selectmen 9
- EXPLANATION OF 2007 OPERATING BUDGET - FIGURES IN WARRANT ARTICLE 9 Current Default New Proposal 2006 Default / Current Budget 23,609,157 Allowance for contractural / cost changes 0 Budget Com Proposed 2007 Budget 23,609,157 % Change from Current 0.0% 2006 Default / Current Budget 23,609,157 Allowance for contractural / cost changes (per State Law) 693,434 (1) Default Budget for 2007 24,302,591 % Change from Current 2.9% 24,302,591 2007 Default Budget Above Plus: Restore 4 Fire Fighters * / Full Conservation Budget * / up to 20 PD Special Officers * / Conservation Coordinator * / Data Collector / $200K for Drainage Planning / Building Department Reorganization / GASB (legally required accounting update) / Full funding of the Library 461,710 (2) New Proposed Budget for 2007 24,764,301 % Change from 2007 Default * Budget Committee recommended (1) ESTIMATED effect on Tax Rate / $1,000 valuation $ 0.29 (2) ESTIMATED effect on Tax Rate / $1,000 valuation $ 0.19 Combined effect: $ 0.48 10
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Page 6 and 7: - DEDICATION - The Town of Hampton
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THE FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The Frie
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PARKS & RECREATION We accepted the
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