The Board's September 21, 2026 agenda lists administrative actions requiring Selectmen signatures, including the Accounts Payable Manifest, Payroll Manifest, and an Interfund Transfer for Land Use Change Taxes. Approval of previous minutes from September 1 (public and non-public) and September 10 (public) is scheduled.
Appointments include 5:00 p.m. Department Heads regarding traffic at CES, 5:30 p.m. for the Tricentennial Committee, and 6:00 p.m. with Judy Nelson on clothing donation bins. New business covers pest control, a Tricentennial fundraiser, Historic Society insurance, Shaker Village parking, and HB 1118 regarding RSA 41:9. Old business addresses a 418 Shaker Road zoning violation, the Municipal Building roof, the Fire Chief contract, Library HVAC update, Sherwood Forest snow removal, the Salt Shed update, the Municipal Building cell tower, and CIP Review. The meeting concludes with Selectboard Representative Reports and a non-public session on personnel matters.
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The Cemetery Trustees met on September 15, 2026, at 9 AM. They addressed the Fife family's request for a transfer of three lots and headstone placement at Maple Grove. The Board reviewed and approved the meeting minutes from August 13. Reports were received from the Sexton, Historian, Veterans’ Affairs, and Cemetery Keepers Coordinator. Old business included reviewing updated rules, regulations, and the Right to Inter document, plus discussing headstone repairs at Center Cemetery. New business involved identifying interments on private property, a burial lot purchase by the Maynard Family, and mitigation of bittersweet at Center Cemetery. The Trustees proposed the next meeting for Tuesday, October 13.
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The Board of Selectmen met on September 1, 2026, at 5 p.m. Administrative items included signing two Accounts Payable manifests, a Payroll manifest, and a Training Agreement for a new Highway Department employee. The Board considered approval of minutes from several dates: August 3, 2026 (Non-public), August 17, 2026 (Public and Non-public), and August 24, 2026 (Public). New business addressed Eversource tree trimming on Shaker Road. Old business concerned an update on the Municipal Building roof. The Selectmen concluded with a non-public session regarding Code Enforcement. The agenda text does not contain specific vote tallies, dollar amounts, appointment details, public hearing outcomes, or set dates for future actions.
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The Board of Selectmen will meet July 20, 2026, at 5 p.m. Administrative items include signing Accounts Payable and Payroll manifests, a Center Sign Placement Request, a Liquor License, and a Sam Lake House Trust Letter. The board will also approve minutes from the July 6, 2026, public and non-public sessions. Appointments at 5 p.m. cover Library HVAC and the sale of the old fire engine. New business addresses the First Point Power Proposal and a Health Officer Vacancy. Old business includes a Cell Tower Update. Selectboard Representative Reports are also scheduled.
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The Canterbury Energy Committee met July 16, 2026. The agenda item to decide on an acting secretary indicates an appointment was on the table. The committee reviewed approval of July minutes. Membership matters were scheduled for discussion. Old business included workshops for October and November regarding energy saving tips and battery storage, along with updates on the Municipal Building audit and WindowDressers. The agenda listed updates on solar-friendly zoning, C-Pacer, and a subcommittee for current town solar installation maintenance. New business covered a report from the July 13 CENH meeting concerning a neighboring town Energy Committee gathering and the Weatherize Concord program. The specific votes, tallies, dollar amounts, and concrete outcomes for these items were not detailed in the provided agenda text.
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