Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

After the Special Town meeting in October, we agreed to continue
exploring options for solid waste disposal and the transfer station facility,
and directed the engineers to proceed with the site permit process to see
if the proposed site off Tide Mill Road was viable. The non-site-specific
permit was approved in February, 1992. Article 25 in the March, 1992
warrant will address our goals as we move toward a full-fledged presentation
to Special Town meeting in 1 992. We realize that our decisions on solid
waste will have a tremendous impact as we move toward the 2 1 st Century,
and it is at once a daunting and exciting challenge.
In closing, we express our appreciation to the residents of Hampton for
their ongoing participation in the process of government; to Town Manager
Richards, and all management personnel for their professionalism and
support; to the clerical and Town Office staffs for their best efforts even in
difficult times; to all members of Boards, Committees and Commissions
who serve with distinction and dedication; and to our emergency personnel
-Fire, Police & Public Works -who provide the backbone of our services and
are the pride of our community. Our sincere thanks to you all.
- Respectfully submitted,
THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Mary-I/buise Woolsey, ChairmJ
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Arthur J. Moody "
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