Selectman Coolidge wished Rita Kaulbach well. Rita was seriously injured in an accident over the weekend. Road Agent’s Report John Thompson clearly stated that he does not have any financial interest or partnership in Mark E. Thompson Excavating. John met with Sue Raymond and Bill Mock regarding the problem with the Town’s equipment turning around […]
Present: Selectpersons Coolidge, Danforth, and Viandier; Town Administrator Roy; Mark Stetson of Avitar; Stephan Hamilton of New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (DRA). Stephan Hamilton, Director of the Municipal/Property Division at New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration came to the Board at Mark Stetson’s request. Mr. Hamilton received a report from Avitar that there was […]
Condensed from approved minutes
Bids for cemetery maintenance were opened and will be passed on to the Cemetery Trustees at their meeting. Two bids were received for the Town Office Grounds and Chaffee Park (hourly rate). Poulin Property Maintenance was awarded the bid. Transfer Station Reggie Roy: Single stream recycling has been well received. More people are recycling now than […]
Board of Selectmen July 7 July 21 Planning Board July 8 July 22 Zoning Board of Adjustment July 15 Recreation Committee July 8 Conservation Commission July 9 School Board no meeting in July
Board of Selectmen June 2 June 16 Planning Board June 10 June 24 Zoning Board of Adjustment June 17 June 23 Recreation Committee June 10 Conservation Commission June 11 School Board June 3 June 10 Work Session June 19 Work Session
Members present: Jon Warzocha, Acting Chair; Paul Currier; Nancy Teach; Duncan Coolidge, ex-officio; Art Urie; Lenny Caron, alternate appointed to Harvey Pine’s position. Also present for duration of appropriate items: Roger Rodewald; Wayne and Brenda McDonald; Dave Powers, Andover Zoning Administrator Completeness Review: McDonald’s Tanning Salon site plan review The Board was unable to locate […]
The Andover Police Department responded to 345 calls for service during the period of May 15 to June 14. The following is a partial breakdown for those calls. Business checks: 15 House checks: 48 Manner of operation: 4 Neighborhood disputes: 2 Pistol permits: 8 Public relations: 2 Road rage: 1 Suspicious person, vehicle, or incident: […]
Three locations that impact water quality
In the June issue, the Beacon published the first of a three-part series, with the Andover Conservation Commission answering questions on the importance of water quality to local residents and visitors, and on our common role in assuring an abundant clean water supply in the future. That article began with an overview of Andover’s water […]
Applause for Mike Martin at his last meeting
A long, severe, winter followed by a short spring brought us to the last meeting of Andover School Board for the 2013-2014 school year. Oil bids were considered in preparation for the next season, and the choice was made to accept the low bid of $3.1275 per gallon, firm, by AD&G Fuel Company. Funding of the […]