Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

ARTICLE 41
On petition of twenty-five (25) or more registered voters of the
Town of Hampton, to see if the Town will vote to authorize the
Selectmen to convey to Barry Whiting that portion of the no longer used
portion of Beach Plum Way which bisects Lot 535 on Town Assessor's Map
132 at its assessed value and upon such other terms and conditions as
the Selectmen may deem appropriate.
ARTICLE 42
To see of the Town will vote to amend Chapter 4, Article 4,
Section 4 of the Town's Code of Ordinances concerning licensing fees
for coin operated amusement devices from : The fee for such license
shall be in the amount of Two Dollars ($2.00) for any such hall, walk,
structure or building containing one or two such devices and Ten
Dollars ($10.00) for any hall, walk, structure or building containing
three (3) or more such devices" (Town Meeting 3/6/76) so that it will
read:
Sec. 4:404 Fee
The annual fee for such license shall be in the amount of Ten Dollars
($10.00) for any such hall, walk, room, structure or building
containing one (1) or two (2) such devices, and Ten Dollars ($10.00)
plus Two Dollars ($2.00) per device over two (2) in number for any hall
walk, structure or building containing three (3) or more such devices
(Effective April 1, 1992; Town Meeting 3/14/92)
(Note: The Zoning Ordinance defines "Penny Arcade" as "three or more
amusement devices or gaming machines" and controls the establishment or
expansion of such in all Districts.)
ARTICLE 43
To see of the Town will vote to amend the Hampton Town Ordinances,
Chapter 6, Fire Codes, Article 2, Automatic Telephone Dialers/Fire
Alarm, by deleting the same and substituting in place thereof the
following:
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE DIALERS/FIRE PROTECTION/ALARM SYSTEMS
Sec. 6:201 Definitions
Fire Protection/Alarm Systems: Any assembly of equipment and/or
devices which, with or without human involvement, is reasonably
calculated to notify either police or fire officials and lead them to
believe that there is a situation requiring their urgent attention.
Unfounded Emergency Calls : Any response by police or fire official to
the activation of a fire protection/alarm system, when no objective
indication of a situation requiring their urgent attention is found by
the responding police or fire officials.
Automatic Telephone Dialers : A private fire protection/alarm equipment
arranged to automatically transmit a signal to the fire department over
commercial telephone lines.
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