Town of Hampton - Lane Memorial Library
Town of Hampton - Lane Memorial Library Town of Hampton - Lane Memorial Library
Arthur Moody rose on a point of order and reminded the moderator that a map is required for Town Meeting, Mr. Schaake indicated he presented a map at the time he entered the petition. The map was located and the area was illustrated. Ellen Goethal questioned the purchase of a previous piece of land in the same area to construct a ramp. She noted this had not been done. Mr. Schaake replied the addition of the ramp is underway. New tenants in the property prompted a halt to the construction. He further explained he wants the land to be used for business deliveries. He would be willing to negotiate a price. Results of balloting on March 14, 2006 Yes 752 No 2480 Article 49 failed. ARTICLE 50 Shall the Town of Hampton vote to rescind its adoption of RSA 32:14-23 the Budget Committee portion of the Municipal Budget Law and adopt in its place an Advisory Budget Committee that shall make recommendations, on behalf of the voters, to the Governing Body at the start of the annual budget process. (By Petition) Moved by Edward Buck. Seconded by Frederick Rice. After some discussion for and against the article it was agreed to put the article on the ballot as written. Results of balloting on March 14, 2006 Yes 870 No 2274 Article 50 failed. The Moderator thanked the Hampton School for letting us use this facility especially Facilities Manager, Keith Lessard and Asst. Principal, Manfred Muscara. ARTICLE 51 We, Kerrie and David Peaslee, of 27 Schaefer Circle Hudson, NH hereby petition the Town of Hampton to authorize the Board of Selectmen to grant an easement at the lot line between 18 G Street (Map 290 Lot 10) and the abutting property in the rear at 15-17 F Street. (By Petition) Moved by James Workman. Seconded by James Barrington. H. Paul Carroll spoke in behalf of Kerrie and David Peaslee, saying there is a conflict between the latest land survey and a prior survey resulting in a structure being located over the lot line, therefore they are asking for the town to grant an easement. 41
H. Paul Carroll moved to amend the article by rewording it to read: On petition of Kerrie and David Peaslee of 27 Schaefer Circle, Hudson, NH and abutter Fred Curley, 15- 17 F St Hampton, and at least 25 other registered voters in the Town of Hampton to authorize the Board of Selectman to grant an temporary easement for the structure which currently extends over the lot line between 18 G Street (Map 290 Lot 10) and the abutting property located at 15-17 F Street. If the subject building is ever destroyed or demolished, it shall not be reconstructed over said lot line and the easement shall expire. Adoption of this article will resolve the conflict between the 1984 Parker Survey and the 2005 Millennium Engineering Survey with respect to the structure located at the rear of 18 G St Under the Millennium Survey the structure at the rear of 18 G St. is shown located approx. 6-12 inches over the lot line. Under the Parker Survey the structure at the rear of 18 G St. conforms to the lot line. The Property has always been deeded in accordance with the 1984 Parker Survey Seconded by James Workman The amendment passed. Results of balloting on March 14, 2006 Yes 2299 No 882 Article 51 passed. ARTICLE 52 On petition of AIDS Response-Seacoast, a non-profit corporation, in providing direct services to persons with HIV infection or AIDS, and in providing education and prevention programs that inform the public how to stop the spread of HIV infection, and at least 25 Hampton registered voters, shall the Town of Hampton appropriate the sum of $2,700 to defray the costs of services provided to Hampton residents. (By Petition) Recommended by the Board of Selectmen Recommended by the Budget Committee Mary Peterson made a motion to add the words ‘raise and’ before appropriate. Seconded by Mary-Louise Woolsey The amendment passed. Results of balloting on March 14, 2006 Yes 2161 No 1143 Article 52 passed. The Moderator thanked the Cable Committee acknowledging it was a production to have the meeting televised from Hampton Academy. As there was no further business to come before the Town Meeting, Mr. Moody made a motion to adjourn. Seconded by Mr. Barrington. The Moderator declared the meeting adjourned at 6:22. Respectfully submitted, Arleen Andreozzi, Hampton Town Clerk 42
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Arthur Moody rose on a point <strong>of</strong> order and reminded the moderator that a map is required for <strong>Town</strong><br />
Meeting,<br />
Mr. Schaake indicated he presented a map at the time he entered the petition. The map was located and<br />
the area was illustrated.<br />
Ellen Goethal questioned the purchase <strong>of</strong> a previous piece <strong>of</strong> land in the same area to construct a ramp.<br />
She noted this had not been done.<br />
Mr. Schaake replied the addition <strong>of</strong> the ramp is underway. New tenants in the property prompted a halt to<br />
the construction. He further explained he wants the land to be used for business deliveries. He would be<br />
willing to negotiate a price.<br />
Results <strong>of</strong> balloting on March 14, 2006<br />
Yes 752<br />
No 2480<br />
Article 49 failed.<br />
ARTICLE 50<br />
Shall the <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Hampton</strong> vote to rescind its adoption <strong>of</strong> RSA 32:14-23 the Budget Committee portion<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Municipal Budget Law and adopt in its place an Advisory Budget Committee that shall make<br />
recommendations, on behalf <strong>of</strong> the voters, to the Governing Body at the start <strong>of</strong> the annual budget<br />
process. (By Petition)<br />
Moved by Edward Buck.<br />
Seconded by Frederick Rice.<br />
After some discussion for and against the article it was agreed to put the article on the ballot as written.<br />
Results <strong>of</strong> balloting on March 14, 2006<br />
Yes 870<br />
No 2274<br />
Article 50 failed.<br />
The Moderator thanked the <strong>Hampton</strong> School for letting us use this facility especially Facilities<br />
Manager, Keith Lessard and Asst. Principal, Manfred Muscara.<br />
ARTICLE 51<br />
We, Kerrie and David Peaslee, <strong>of</strong> 27 Schaefer Circle Hudson, NH hereby petition the <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Hampton</strong><br />
to authorize the Board <strong>of</strong> Selectmen to grant an easement at the lot line between 18 G Street (Map 290<br />
Lot 10) and the abutting property in the rear at 15-17 F Street. (By Petition)<br />
Moved by James Workman.<br />
Seconded by James Barrington.<br />
H. Paul Carroll spoke in behalf <strong>of</strong> Kerrie and David Peaslee, saying there is a conflict between the latest<br />
land survey and a prior survey resulting in a structure being located over the lot line, therefore they are<br />
asking for the town to grant an easement.<br />
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