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BOARD OF SELECTMEN
March 6, 2003

ATTENDEES: Diane Gushee, Allan Trumbull, June Irvine

Everett Smith asked if the Town had a response to his inquiry regarding a Police vehicle shining a spotlight on his house. The Board asked June to have Chief Miles respond to Everett.

The BOS signed a supporting Community Concepts application for HPG funds.

The Board agreed to require a public hearing for D’s Pizza application for a renewal of its malt liquor license.

David Knapp presented a contract with HYDEC for the BOS’ signature. This is for the planning board’s requirement for an independent hydrologist’s study regarding Pure Mountain Spring’s application for its new well.

The Board accepted Richard Andrews II's recommendation to have 4 trees on the Rescue property removed by Paul Prouty.

The Board signed Carol Gregory’s appointment as Planning Board alternate.

The TAN bid was awarded to Oxford Bank. (2-0) Bids were as follows:
Key Bank 1.77% 1.77% Lump Sum
Oxford Bank 1.56 % 1.56% Lump Sum
Norway Savings Bank 2.00% 2.00% Lump Sum

The BOS again discussed Fryeburg Water Company’s request for a warrant article asking the Town to ratify its continuance in the MMEHT. Jean Andrews explained the Fryeburg Water’s situation with the Health Trust. Anne Wright from the Health Trust explained the Trust’s position. The Board voted 1-1 on this issue and decided to re-examine the issue at a special meeting on March 11th at 6:30 p.m. when Harry True would be present.

The Board approved a warrant article accepting a gift from the Estate of Hester Mills to the Fryeburg Library for the procurement of Children’s books.

Bill Kane spoke about Fryeburg Rescue’s operations and addressed the issue of needing the space the Police Department currently occupies. He said Rescue would not have a problem with the Town adding on to its building.

The Board of Selectmen appointed David Gould as CEO/LPI and Ronald McAllister as the alternate CEO/LPI. The approved David acting as the Lovell alternate in return.

Don Davidson gave a presentation regarding changing to the bag system at the Transfer Station. The Board approved putting an article regarding this issue on the Warrant. They asked June & Don to draft one and present it on March 11th.

The minutes were approved and the warrant was signed.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted,

June Irvine
Administrative Assistant

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	BOARD OF SELECTMEN March 6, 2003 ATTENDEES: Diane Gushee, Allan Trumbull, June Irvine Everett Smith asked if the Town had a response to his inquiry regarding a Police vehicle shining a spotlight on his house. The Board asked June to have Chief Miles respond to Everett. The BOS signed a supporting Community Concepts application for HPG funds. The Board agreed to require a public hearing for D’s Pizza application for a renewal of its malt liquor license. David Knapp presented a contract with HYDEC for the BOS’ signature. This is for the planning board’s requirement for an independent hydrologist’s study regarding Pure Mountain Spring’s application for its new well. The Board accepted Richard Andrews II's recommendation to have 4 trees on the Rescue property removed by Paul Prouty. The Board signed Carol Gregory’s appointment as Planning Board alternate. The TAN bid was awarded to Oxford Bank. (2-0) Bids were as follows: Key Bank 1.77% 1.77% Lump Sum Oxford Bank 1.56 % 1.56% Lump Sum Norway Savings Bank 2.00% 2.00% Lump Sum The BOS again discussed Fryeburg Water Company’s request for a warrant article asking the Town to ratify its continuance in the MMEHT. Jean Andrews explained the Fryeburg Water’s situation with the Health Trust. Anne Wright from the Health Trust explained the Trust’s position. The Board voted 1-1 on this issue and decided to re-examine the issue at a special meeting on March 11th at 6:30 p.m. when Harry True would be present. The Board approved a warrant article accepting a gift from the Estate of Hester Mills to the Fryeburg Library for the procurement of Children’s books. Bill Kane spoke about Fryeburg Rescue’s operations and addressed the issue of needing the space the Police Department currently occupies. He said Rescue would not have a problem with the Town adding on to its building. The Board of Selectmen appointed David Gould as CEO/LPI and Ronald McAllister as the alternate CEO/LPI. The approved David acting as the Lovell alternate in return. Don Davidson gave a presentation regarding changing to the bag system at the Transfer Station. The Board approved putting an article regarding this issue on the Warrant. They asked June & Don to draft one and present it on March 11th. The minutes were approved and the warrant was signed. The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, June Irvine Administrative Assistant Back
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