Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

preserve and protect the Hampton water supply, and to apply to the state
matching grant program proposed to be established during the
session.
ARTICLE 33
The following voters petition to see if
1999 legislative
1999 and subsequent Annual
Reports include the name, position, and gross wages of any person earning a
wage or stipend paid by the Town of Hampton. Additional information may be
included. The intent is that the taxpayers of Hampton have a right to ascertain
what wages and salaries they are supporting with their tax dollars, and the Town
has an obligation to present that information. Not recommended by the first
session of Town Meeting.
ARTICLE 34
To see if the Town will vote to abandon all rights, title and interest in a
certain parcel of undeveloped property lying between existing land of Richard
and Elizabeth Simon, 16 Richard Street, Map 220, Lot 031 and Frederick and
Dorothy Fuller,
18 Richard Street, Map 220, Lot 033, both shown on plan of
"Tower Park, Hampton, NH" recorded in Rockingham County Registry of
Deeds as plans #02480 and #02695. This 4,000 square foot strip of land in
Hampton, County of Rockingham, State of New Hampshire, being the northerly
half of the western extension of Elaine Street.
between both parties.
Petition)
This parcel to be equally divided
Such exchange to be at NO EXPENSE to the town. (By
ARTICLE 35
Petition to see if the Town will vote to transfer to Thomas H. Fallon of
79 North Shore Road, Hampton, New Hampshire, all its right, title and interest
in a tax-titled lot of land fronting on North Shore Road to the immediate south
of land owned by said Thomas H. Fallon. Said lot containing 22,600 square
feet, including a 60 foot right-of-way, is shown on Tax Map 132, Lot 007. The
tax taking of the land is recorded in Rockingham County Registry of Deeds,
Book 3171, Page 1187. Conveyance is to be made for the current assessed
value of $2,500.00 provided that such transfer be at no cost to the town.
ARTICLE 36
On petition of Levi and Mary Kishbaugh, abutters, to see if the Town
will move the gates and bars on White's Lane approximately 320 feet in an
easterly direction towards the SW boundary of the Hampton Conservation area,
to ease owners John (Jack) and Herbert Tobey access to their property, which
abuts White's Lane.
Not recommended by the first session of Town Meeting.
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