Town of Fryeburg / Planning Board Archive

BOARD OF SELECTMEN
MARCH 20, 2003

ATTENDEES: Diane Gushee, Harry True, Allan Trumbull, June Irvine

A public hearing was held on the malt liquor license renewal for D’s Pizza. There was no comment. The Board of Selectmen signed the application

Dr. Cunningham asked for a Special Town Meeting to allow the Town to vote on accepting a parcel of land on MSAD 72 grounds so that the land can be deeded to Community Concepts for a Head Start building. The BOS agreed to hold the meeting on April 3, 2003. The Board will recommend that the Town not accept the property so that the District can legally deed the property over to Community Concepts.(3-1)

June asked the Board members if they’d had a chance to review the operating policy for the Septage site. Allan said the haulers need to follow DEP rules. June will meet with the haulers.

Diane asked if the Board would consider waiving a portion of the Harvest Hills Septage charges because their leach field was frozen. Allan asked her to find out how much money would be involved.

The Board of Selectmen accepted the resignation of Police Officer Paul Reynolds.
(3-0)

The Board will delay taking any action on Tax Acquired property (Map 14, Lot 23) until 3/21.

June said that Roger Kiesman had given the Town a quote for necessary repairs on the Historical Society roof. Allan asked her to look up the lease to see whose responsibility it is, the Town’s or the Historical Society’s.

The Board approved vehicle use on Hemlock Bridge Rd. in the winter for property owners.

The Board approved using the voting slips that Ozzie Sheaff had procured at Town Meeting.

Buzz Pratt read a letter from he and Nancy commending the work of the Fryeburg Police Dept., namely Sgt. Brooking and Sgt. McAllister. The Board voted to accept the Pratts’ letter.

It was moved and voted to go into Executive Session to confer with Town Attorney regarding the rights, duties and obligations of the Board of Selectmen and contemplated litigation.

The minutes were approved and the warrant was signed. The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted,

June Irvine
Administrative Assistant

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	BOARD OF SELECTMEN MARCH 20, 2003 ATTENDEES: Diane Gushee, Harry True, Allan Trumbull, June Irvine A public hearing was held on the malt liquor license renewal for D’s Pizza. There was no comment. The Board of Selectmen signed the application Dr. Cunningham asked for a Special Town Meeting to allow the Town to vote on accepting a parcel of land on MSAD 72 grounds so that the land can be deeded to Community Concepts for a Head Start building. The BOS agreed to hold the meeting on April 3, 2003. The Board will recommend that the Town not accept the property so that the District can legally deed the property over to Community Concepts.(3-1) June asked the Board members if they’d had a chance to review the operating policy for the Septage site. Allan said the haulers need to follow DEP rules. June will meet with the haulers. Diane asked if the Board would consider waiving a portion of the Harvest Hills Septage charges because their leach field was frozen. Allan asked her to find out how much money would be involved. The Board of Selectmen accepted the resignation of Police Officer Paul Reynolds. (3-0) The Board will delay taking any action on Tax Acquired property (Map 14, Lot 23) until 3/21. June said that Roger Kiesman had given the Town a quote for necessary repairs on the Historical Society roof. Allan asked her to look up the lease to see whose responsibility it is, the Town’s or the Historical Society’s. The Board approved vehicle use on Hemlock Bridge Rd. in the winter for property owners. The Board approved using the voting slips that Ozzie Sheaff had procured at Town Meeting. Buzz Pratt read a letter from he and Nancy commending the work of the Fryeburg Police Dept., namely Sgt. Brooking and Sgt. McAllister. The Board voted to accept the Pratts’ letter. It was moved and voted to go into Executive Session to confer with Town Attorney regarding the rights, duties and obligations of the Board of Selectmen and contemplated litigation. The minutes were approved and the warrant was signed. The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, June Irvine Administrative Assistant Back
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