Notice of Public Hearing 2.15.2012

Town of Campton – Public Notice

The Campton Board of Selectmen will be holding three public hearing at the Campton Historical Building at 529 NH Rte 175 on February 15, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.

The first hearing at 6:30 p.m. will be to discuss an issuance of bonds or notes pursuant to RSA 33:8-a in the amount of $123,980.00 for the repair of the Blair Bridge which amount will be in addition to anticipated Federal Grant Money and State Aid in the amount of $495,920.00 to complete repairs on the bridge.

The second hearing at 7 p.m. will be to discuss an issuance of bonds or notes pursuant to RSA 33:8-a  in the amount of $950,000.00 for the construction of a Town Office Building which amount will be in addition to approximately $512,000 from the Municipal Buildings Capital Reserve to construct the office building.

There will be a short break at this point in the meeting for refreshments

The third hearing will be the presentation of the Selectmen’s proposed 2012 Town Budget, beginning at 7:45 p.m.

In the event a second hearing is required, it will be held on February 21, 2012 at the Campton Historical Building.

All interested citizens are encouraged to attend.

CAMPTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN

PB Meeting Minutes for 09.13.2011

TOWN OF CAMPTON PLANNING BOARD MEETING MINUTES for SEPTEMBER 13, 2011

The Planning Board met this date with Stuart Pitts, Chairman, Kelly Bolger, Acting Secretary, Chris Kelly, Charles Brosseau, Tim Scanlin, Alternate and Marsh Morgan, Ex-Officio.

Stuart Pitts opened the meeting at 6:30 PM.

First on the agenda, the minutes for the August 9, 2011 Planning Board Meeting.  Marsh Morgan made a motion to approve the minutes for the August 9, 2011 Planning Board meeting.  Charles Brosseau seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.

Next on the agenda, the Work Session Notes for the September 6, 2011 meeting. Marsh Morgan made a motion to approve the Work Session Notes for the September 6, 2011 meeting.  Kelly Bolger seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.

Next on the agenda, a Boundary Line Adjustment for the Campton Conservation Commission and Anita Lane, off Blair Road.  A Boundary Line Adjustment is proposed for Tax Map 15.14.16, 5.18 acres, currently owned by the Town of Campton and managed by the Campton Conservation Commission, as part of the Pattee Conservation Park.  The proposed Boundary Line Adjustment will deed 0.29 acres to the southern portion of the land currently owned by Anita L. Lane of Tax Map # 15.14.15, Blair Road.

The Lane property will increase to 0.81 acres and the Town’s property will reduce to 4.89 acres.  Jules Doner stated that the when the town property was surveyed last year, there was a stake missing, and the well was to close to the boundary to meet the mortgage requirements.  Chris Kelly pointed out that the back lot will be land locked, and that a Boundary Line Adjustment should be done at a later date.

Kelly Bolger made a motion to approve the Boundary Line Adjustment for the Campton Conservation Commission and Anita Lane off Blair Road.  Chris Kelly seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.

The Planning Board signed the mylar and the maps.

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The Planning Board discussed the hammerhead off Forest Drive for the Boundary Line Adjustment plan for Michael Muto and Waterville Estates Village District, approved the December 8, 2009.

The Planning Boa rd went over the correspondence and mail.

The Planning Board adjourned at 7 PM.

Respectfully submitted,

 

 

May Brosseau

Campton Planning Board

 

 

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PB Meeting Minutes 10.11.11

TOWN OF CAMPTON PLANNING BOARD MEETING MINUTES For OCTOBER 11, 2011

 

The Planning Board met this date with Stuart Pitts, Chairman, Greg Jencks, Secretary, Chris Kelly, Tim Scanlin, Alternate and Marsh Morgan, Ex-Officio.

Stuart Pitts opened the meeting at 6:30 PM.

First on the agenda, the minutes for the September l3, 2011 Planning Board  meeting.  Marsh Morgan made a motion to approve the minutes for the September l3, 2011 meeting.  Stuart Pitts seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.

Next on the agenda, the Work Session notes for the October 11, 2011 meeting.  Marsh Morgan made a motion to approved the Work Session notes for the October 11, 2011 meeting.  Chris Kelly seconded the motion. The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.

Next on the agenda, John March for Mike and Doreen Dunklee, Boundary Line Adjustment off Palmer Road.  John said that the Dunklees desire to change the lot line between their existing lots 6 and 7 on the South side of Palmer Road.  This lot line will not create any new lots.  Palmer Road is a private road.  Greg wanted to know if the cul-de-sac was noted on the plan.  John said that the road and cul-de-sac from August 1987 survey by John French, was noted on the plan.  Marsh said that this was an approved cul-de-sac and should have been completed.  Stuart said that in the future, we should check to see everything is done on the plan before a building permit is issued.  Greg made a motion to approve the Boundary Line Adjustment for Mike and Doreen Dunklee.  Chris Kelly seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.  The Planning Board signed the maps and the mylar.

Next on the agenda, the corrected, Voluntary Merger for Greg and Cindy Jencks off Bog Road.  The Planning Board signed the Voluntary Merger for Greg and Cindy Jencks.

Next on the agenda, Dennis Prescott for an inquiry on Beebe River.  Dennis is buying 37 Front Street in Beebe River.  Dennis is planning on opening an auto re-cycling center.  Marsh said that the state has regulations for an auto re-cycling center and he would need a fence.  Dennis said that this would be a green yard, and they would dismantle the cars then sell the parts.  They would buy the cars then

 

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drain the fluids.  The fluids would be stored in separate plastic tanks. They would burn a lot of the waste in the furnace.  The Planning Board thought it was a good project, and would like to see business in Beebe River.  Marsh told Dennis that he would have to get a Special Exception from the Zoning Board of Adjustment, then come back to the Planning Board for a Site Plan Review.

Dennis thanked the Planning Board for the information.

Next on the agenda, correspondence and mail.

The Planning Board adjourned at 7:30 PM.

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

May Brosseau

Campton Planning Board

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PB Meeting Minutes 12.13.2011

TOWN OF CAMPTON PLANNING BOARD MINUTES FOR  DECEMBER 13, 2011

 

The Planning Board met this date with Stuart Pitts, Chairman, Greg Jencks,

Secretary, Charles Brosseau, Kelly Bolger, Chris Kelly, Tim Scanlin and Marsh Morgan.

Stuart Pitts opened the meeting at 6:30 PM.

First on the agenda, the Work Session Notes for December 6, 2011.  Marsh Morgan made a motion to approve the Work Session Notes for December 6, 2011.  Chris Kelly seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously.  The Planning Board did not have a meeting in November.

Next on the agenda, Meredith Miller, Boundary Line Adjustment, Beech Hill Road.

Roy Sabourn representing Meredith Miller stated that the purpose of the proposed Boundary Line Adjustment is to adjust the lines between Tax Map # 14.3.7 and #14.3.8.  Tax Lot # 14.3.8 will be reduced from 7.84 acres to 7.8l acres, and Tax Lot # 14.3.7 will be increased from 6.3l acres to 6.34 acres.  No new lots will be created.

Roy said that he has the septic plan ready to go to the State of NH, but he was waiting for the approval of the Boundary Line Adjustment.  The Planning Board did not see any problems with the Boundary Line Adjustment.  Kelly Bolger made a motion to approve the Boundary Line Adjustment for Meredith Miller.  Charles Brosseau seconded the motion.  The Planning Board voted in the affirmative, unanimously. The Planning Board signed the mylar and the maps

Next on the agenda, the Planning Board went over the amendment to the zoning, which is proposed by the Planning Board, and reviewed by the Town Attorney.

This amendment to Article IV, Section 7, would add the language as follows: (New language has been underlined.)

The renting of up to four rooms to no more than ten people and furnishing of meals to the residents in whole or in part shall be permitted only in an approved Bed and Breakfast.  More than four rooms may be rented by Special Exception.  A Bed and Breakfast may rent more than four rooms only upon receipt of a Special Exception.

 

Next on the agenda, the Planning Board went over the Budget for 2012.

 

 

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The Planning Board went over correspondence and mail.

 

The Planning Board adjourned at 8:l5 PM.

 

Respectfully submitted,

May Brosseau

Campton Planning Board

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