SPEAKER_3 reported that road agent Ross Hilliard will inspect a large dead tree at Old Brookside. The board discussed fence maintenance; UNH interns cleared brush from the Old Westview fence, and the board will explore licensed herbicide applicators to prevent regrowth. SPEAKER_4 made a motion to revise bylaws, requiring plot owners to purchase and install corner markers in consultation with the sexton within six months of purchase. The motion passed unanimously. SPEAKER_4 also moved to accept the updated bylaw wording to require consultation with the sexton for correct placement. The motion passed. Regarding Frying Pan Lane, the board approved returning to a three-foot center path; an updated estimate is expected by July 15 for a Board of Selectmen meeting. Ground-penetrating radar located two unmarked graves in Westview, marked as "highly probable," and identified a stump location to potentially free seven lots. The July 25th Patriot Graves event requires volunteers.
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The Planning Board addressed a violation on Brown Road where a resident removed trees without a scenic road permit. SPEAKER_5 proposed obtaining the address from Liz to send a letter inviting the resident to the next month's meeting. SPEAKER_5 also suggested negotiating a cease-and-desist via email to halt work, specifically regarding a stone wall, before the resident proceeds further. The Board considered this approach to be proactive enforcement. SPEAKER_2 moved to accept minutes from May 26th, 2020. SPEAKER_5 moved to adjourn the Odds and Rights Committee meeting, held prior to the Planning Board session. The Planning Board meeting was called to order on June 23rd, 2026, with board members Todd Santon, Ed Beatty, Tom Moore, Abby Tonnery, and Lisa Balachet present.
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The Energy Committee called to order on June 22, 2026, with Chair Carol Schutie, Vice Chair Ellen Gans, and Secretary Beverly Mutry present. The committee voted to approve Scott's edits to the previous meeting's minutes. Discussion focused on high energy costs, specifically an $800 monthly bill for the museum and schoolhouse. Members agreed solar is a good direction but must avoid historic structures. Scott will arrange a demo in early July regarding AV upgrades and speech-to text solutions alongside a holistic review. No formal decisions were made on solar installation locations, though a seven-acre plot off Parsonage was noted as a potential site. The committee acknowledged heat pump efficiency issues in the town hall and agreed to monitor oil usage. The meeting adjourned without setting a next date.
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The Board of Selectmen met June 17, 2006, at 8 a.m. SPEAKER_1 moved to approve roadside mrowing under budget account 493, with work scheduled for the second week of July. The motion carried with a vote of 3-0 (SPEAKER_1, SPEAKER_6, SPEAKER_25). The Board also voted to pay a core services bill of $18,648.50.
Payroll warrants PRO 5.22.26 for $39,534.31 and PRO 6.5.26 for $40,672.94, along with accounts payable warrants 6.5.26 ($734,094.36) and 6.8.26 ($289,546.43), were approved.
The Board voted to adopt an updated fee schedule effective June 2026. SPEAKER_1, SPEAKER_6, and SPEAKER_25 discussed the brush dump fees, directing staff to charge per truck and trailer load.
The Road Agent reported the Drinkwater Road culvert application is pending with the Army Corps of Engineers under a 30-day review timeline. The Building Inspector noted the Village Silversmith is paving for its opening, and the Hampton Falls Brewers project is reviewing well nitrate loading.
The Board discussed pedestrian safety at the intersection of Drinkwater Road and Route 88, askingspearker_17 and the Road Agent to explore solutions, including possible crosswalks.
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SPEAKER_1 called the meeting to order at 5:40 PM. Carla Donatelli resigned from the Recreation Commission due to scheduling conflicts. Fiona Kaufflin is a potential new member; SPEAKER_1 will invite her to the next meeting, though the Selectmen formally appoint members. The Committee previously voted to pay a photographer $200 for the Tree Lighting, and SPEAKER_1 will ask Shelley Parish first. The committee agreed to select winners for the gingerbread house and house decorating contests themselves rather than public voting. Due to lacking Fri and Pan Lane Fund grants, the Commission will hold a special meeting to map out the 2026 budget and estimate costs for the Selectmen. They must account for $14,000 earmarked for summer school teachers from their roughly $24,000 balance. Upcoming events include volunteering for grave washing on June 18th, a Police Department lunch on July 16th, and a senior ice cream social on August 5th. SPEAKER_2 will retrieve missing financial statements. The meeting adjourned.
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