The Salisbury Selectmen approved draft minutes for August 31st and September 2nd, and approved an amendment to the August 19th minutes. The board accepted a salt quote from Eastern Minerals at $89 per ton, reduced from a previous $95 price. Selectmen approved Dredge & Fill Wetlands Permit Application #2026-01411 for Warner Road. The Board reviewed accounts payable and payroll registers available for public inspection, signed the Summary Inventory of Valuation (MS-1), and engaged Fuss & O’Neill for the 2027 Engineering Contract. Updates noted the Transfer Station requires a Square Reader, terminal, cameras, and attention to metal piles and tires. Several committees reported recent meetings, including Energy, Zoning, and Budget. The board held a Non-Public Session under RSA 91-A:3,II (a) and (b). The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 7 p.m. upstairs in Academy Hall.
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The Salisbury Board of Selectmen approved minutes from August 31st and September 2nd, and an amendment to August 19th minutes. The board changed the Transfer Station Fee Schedule to no longer accept tires with rims, passing the motion unopposed. The Zoning Board granted a variance to Daniel and Mary Renwick. A contract with Fuss & O’Neil for 2027 was accepted, saving $2,800 compared to 2026. The board waived rental fees for the Salisbury Historical Society. Best Septic Service was selected for a three-year portable toilet contract at $150 per month per toilet. Network Solutions will handle office email switches. Albert LaFlamme was rehired as Transfer Station Manager at the same salary, effective September 19th, 2026. The Sandy & Everett McLaughlin Conservation Area and Vermetti Pond Trail open Sunday, September 20th at 1:30 p.m.
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The Salisbury Energy Committee approved the August 12, 2026 draft minutes. Schmidl awaited an energy audit report requiring current energy bills from Wasil; funding for large energy projects requires a town meeting vote. The committee discussed establishing a Capital Reserve Fund, necessitating a Warrant Article. Regarding the Highway Garage bid document, members objected to restricted heating options, advocating for researching all alternatives to ensure efficiency. Carlisle will contact TA Rollins to address the Selectboard; Irving will consult Warner about similar building technology. Chair Tilley proposed adding resident resources to the Energy Committee webpage. The next meeting is scheduled for October 14, 2026.
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The Board of Selectmen observed a moment of silence for Sharon MacDuffie. They reviewed accounts payable and payroll registers and noted Notices of Intent to Cut for Merenyi (Map 239, Lot 7) and Preble (Map 241, Lot 32). Conservation Commission appointed Emily Loffredo as Alternate through 2029. A Highway Building work session was held 8/31/26. New business included a request to waive the rental fee for the Andover Snowmobile Club’s Landowner Appreciation Dinner on 9/10/26 and discussion of a Cash Receipts/Deposits Policy. Old business addressed an Alcohol, Drug and Controlled Substances Policy and a site visit for Searles Hill Road. Moderator Irving reported on election preparations. Transfer Station discussed acquiring a Square Reader & Terminal, cameras, and a metal pile. A joint meeting with the Budget Committee is set for 9/14/26 at 7 p.m. The next meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026. No votes, tallies, or dollar amounts were recorded in the text provided.
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The Library Trustees meeting agenda for September 15, 2026, included the approval of minutes from the September 1, 2026 meeting. The agenda listed several items for discussion, including the 2027 Budget and damaged window shades under old business. New business items covered Haunt table staffing, a review of the Photograph and Video Policy, and the Volunteer Policy. The agenda also noted a review of prior closed sessions. No decisions, votes, dollar amounts, appointments, or public hearing outcomes were recorded in the provided text. Future meetings are scheduled for October 6, 2026, and October 20, 2026. The meeting was set to adjourn with non-public sessions called as needed under RSA 91-A:3, II.
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