2011 - Town of Warner

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2011 Pillsbury Free Library StatisticsTotal borrowing increased slightly, with big gains in use of Children’smaterials, DVD’s for adults, and downloadable or online materials,but decreases in use of print books for adults.Circulation (checkouts) 2010 2011Adult books (incl. eBook) 9,579 8,934Children's / YA books 14,772 15,823Magazines (incl. online) 1,225 1,396Audio/video (incl. online) 9,460 9,470Total 35,036 35,623Collection sizeOwned12/2010Added2011Removed2011Owned12/2011Books 27,093 1,068 830 27,331Audio-books 857 63 110 810Music 285 16 0 301Music 285 16 0 301Videos/DVDs 1,437 211 62 1,586Mags. / Newsp. 75 1 3 73CD-ROMs 24 0 0 24Microfilm 105 0 0 105Total 29,876 1,359 1,005 30,230Registered borrowers:New: 170Deleted (moved or deceased): 666Total cards: 2,817Interlibrary Loans:925 items borrowed793 lent out.Total: 1,718.Computer uses: 3,934 (plus wireless).Museum Passes were used a total of 79 times.(McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center/Planetarium, Museum of N.H.History, Museum of Fine Arts, Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum, N.H.Telephone Museum, and the Fells)Programs:100 plus 50 tutoring sessions.Other groups used the Meeting Room 124 times.88
Conservation CommissionThe Warner Conservation Commission is pleased to report that in aquieter year with no large land protection projects on the agenda, wehad several smaller but important successes. Dennis and JeanneSturms granted an easement to the Town as a NH Department of EnvironmentalServices (DES) ordered mitigation for unpermitted alterationof wetlands on land they own in Henniker. The property, along withtwo adjacent conserved parcels totaling about 100 acres, protects theimmediate watershed of Tory Meadow Pond and surrounding wetlands.Under terms of the Sturms easement, the property will remain undevelopedand sustained with good forest management practices. TheConservation Commission wishes to thank the Sturms for their interestin protecting this parcel, not only because of its important naturalvalues, but also for its significance as a recreational resource for manytown residents. It contains a major trail used by hikers, snowmobilers,skiers, and mountain bikers in both summer and winter. While theSturms could have simply paid a fine to the State as restitution, theysought instead to find a tract of land that they could purchase andpermanently protect. All of the costs associated with securing the propertyhave been borne by the Sturms, as well as a $2,000 contributionto the Town’s conservation fund.Education of our members and the public was a focus of the Commissionin 2011. A Land Protection Workshop was held on May 20 at MainStreet BookEnds with the hope of initiating future land protectionprojects. Two Warner residents attended an easement monitoring workshopon June 8 at ASLPT in New London. Four townspeople havecome forward to help with easement monitoring responsibilities.This spring Simonds Elementary School fifth graders designed threewater creature images to stencil next to storm drains along Main Street.The NH Department of Transportation (DOT) helped raise student awarenesson the impact of storm water runoff. Be sure to check out studentartwork on a storm drain near you!The Warner Conservation Commission also reviewed 2 dredge and fillpermits, 5 shore land permits and 7 other notices for forestry andmunicipal services. We heard reports about Planning Board activities,lamented the departure of Brian Hotz from the Commission, and welcomedPhil Stockwell as a new member of the WCC. If you are interestedin contributing to the important work of the WCC, please contactthe Chairperson.Respectfully submitted,Nancy Martin - Chair89
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1Town of Warner, New HampshireAnnua
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DedicationRichard D. BrownChief Bro
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Table of ContentsNOTICE - Involunta
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Warner Service DirectoryALL EMERGEN
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Elected Town OfficersTax CollectorT
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Report on Internal Control Based on
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POLICE ASSOCIATION FUNDSObservation
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General AssetsAs of December 31, 20
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Schedule of Long Term IndebtednessA
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Town of Warner Tax Rate2009 2010 20
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Town Clerk’s ReportThe Warner Tow
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Tax Collector’s ReportYear Ending
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