Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

ARTICLE 60:
To see if the Town will vote to require that any article to come before
the Town Meeting regarding the sale or lease of any Town owned land be
accompanied by a map or plan to be displayed at said Town Meeting of
sufficient quality to provide ready identification of the parcel to be sold or
leased and that the names and addresses of the abutters be listed on said
plan.
MOVED: George Hardardt
SECOND: Daniel Couglin
Article 60 passed.
ARTICLE 61:
To see if the Town will vote to amend the "Sewage Use and Construction
Ordinance", which was adopted and amended by Town Meeting on
October 24, 1989, so that the septage ("septic tank sludge and/or waste
water") disposal fees listed in Sec. 2:604(g)(7) will increase May 1, 1991, by
fifty
percent through 4,000 gallons dumped, with residents getting half
price, and the remaining fees (over 4,000 gallons and miscellaneous sludge
and wastewater) in the chart will increase by fifty percent on the same date,
in order to reflect increased costs of treatment and to bring the fees more
in
line with other municipalities such as Concord, which have increased
such fees since Hampton last did so over four years ago, which was before
the Town spent over a quarter of a million dollars to enlarge and upgrade
the septage receiving and holding facility.
MOVED: Arthur Moody
SECOND: Mary-Louise Woolsey
Arthur Moody moved, seconded by Mary-Louise Woolsey to increase
the resident amount to 60%. The motion failed.
Ashton Norton moved to amend, seconded by George Hardardt, to add
"with residents' getting no increase in fees".
The motion passed and Article 61 was passed as amended.
ARTICLE 62:
To see if the Town will vote to accept the Irving "Soup" Campbell Sport
Scholarship Trust Fund from the "Tidbits" sports program of the 1 950s and
1 960s, and from the heirs of Mr. Campbell, who was an organizer of early
sports programs for the children of Hampton, with the following conditions:
A. The principal is $ 1 ,800. with accumulated interest of about $ 1 1 5.;
each year one-half of the income earned by the fund will be placed
with, and become part of, the principal, and the remainder will be
used by the Town's Recreation and Parks Department, or its
successor, as scholarships for tuition and expenses of summer sports
camps or recreation programs for children as organized or sponsored
by the department or associated with it via use of facilities
scheduled by it, or via municipal appropriations.
B. Additional private donations to the principal fund are permitted.
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