Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

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(3) The Board of Selectmen, while endorsing Recycling, have found it
to be too expensive under present financial constraints, and the
plan right now is not to make Recycling mandatory but to
incorporate Recycling into a Solid Waste Program prior to closing
the landfill.
(4) The Board of Selectmen intend to solicit engineering bids for the
closure of the landfill.
(5) The Board of Selectmen will hold public hearings and get input
dealing with proposed assessments and charges for commercial and
industrial waste generated in Hampton.
ARTICLE 2 6
Are you in favor of providing access to a transfer station by
constructing a new road along the toe (bottom) of the existing landfill
from Landing Road to the proposed location of said transfer station at
the South East portion of the existing landfill property (a NO vote on
this article will cause access to be from Tide Mill Road, also known as
"The Road to the Sewer Plant" .
ARTICLE 27
To see if the Town will vote to amend the Sewage Use and
Construction Ordinance, Article 6 of Chapter 2, Health and Welfare, of
the Town Ordinances, by adding subsections (1) and (2) to subsection
(a) of Sec. 2:206, Construction of Building Sewers and Connections
thusly:
(1) Calendar year fees for connection to the Town's sewerage
system for within-town governmental tax-exempt property of
any owner whose jurisdictional or district lines extend beyond
the boundaries of the Town shall be:
-per bathtub, shower or floor drain, hot tub, Jacuzzi-$50. 00
-per flush toilet, urinal, etc. -$100.00
-per sink or lavatory -$50.00
-per water fountain -$25.00
-per clothes washer, dishwasher -$75.00
-per recreational vehicle lot of space (in lieu of
any individual fee above) -$150.00
-other - fee to be set by Board of Selectmen in proportion to
the above fees
(2) The Director of Public Works or his designee shall determine
the total charges for each owner, to be billed by January 31
and payable by April 1; in the event of estimated or contested
billing, the Board of Selectmen shall adjudicate any petition
or claim resulting therefrom.
ARTICLE 28
To see of the Town will vote to amend the dump/sanitary landfill
ordinance, Chapter 2, Health & Welfare, of the Town Ordinances, Article
1, Dumps, thusly:
Subsection (a) presently reads "Any legal resident of the Town of
Hampton or any person owning real property in said Town shall be
permitted to use any public dump under the terms and conditions herein
set forth." Amend by adding at the end after "set forth": "and
subject, further, to such conditions, including fees for governmental
tax-exempt property owners whose jurisdictional or district lines
extend beyond the boundaries of the Town of Hampton, as the Board of
Selectmen ordains."
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