Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

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SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST The Town of Hampton is, at the present time the largest single polling location in the entire State of New Hampshire. We have requested for the Presidential Primary in February, 2000 and all future elections, two voting districts to be made available - namely the Uptown Fire Station on Winnacunnet Road and the Marston School on High Street. If this request passes, you will be notified by mail and adequate publicity will be given for your specific location to vote. The Supervisors are required to be in session at all elections. Voter registration may be completed at our Town Office on Winnacunnet Road, weekdays from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM at the Town Clerk's Office and evening sessions when required by law. We ask that you notify the Town Clerk's Office with any corrections, change of address, or change of name. Updated checklists are posted at the Town Office and at the Beach Fire Station. You may also call one of the Supervisor's to report any changes. Please take the time to check your current voting status and make any changes that may be needed. New voters need proof of residency to register, such as a driver's license, car registration or tax bill. We thank the Town Clerk's Office and the Assessing Office for providing work spaces and computer lists for our needs. Respectfully submitted, POPULATION HISTORY Charlotte K. Preston (926-1795) Judith A. Dubois (926-3907) Betty H. Moore (926-2543) 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 1,215 1,251 1,507 2,137 2,847 5,379 8,011 10,493 12,273 1995 1996 1998 Jan. 1999 %. Democrat 3426 3424 3359 3351 29.17% Republican 3331 3727 3703 3727 32.45% Undeclared 3225 3323 4026 4409 38.38% Libertarian 37 40 10019 10514 11088 11487 -96-
MOSQUITO CONTROL COMMISSION The Hampton Mosquito Control District, whose jurisdiction encompasses all of the area within the Town bounds, was established by Town Meeting vote in the mid-1970's. Board of Selectmen for staggered three-year terms. The three Commissioners are appointed by the The Commission, which once directly hired employees holding State licenses for applying pesticides, now contracts with a private firm to carry out the seasonal control problem. In mid- 1997 the Commission sought sealed bids for larviciding the fresh and saltwater wetlands, and for adulticiding/spraying the airborne mosquito population. There were two bidders and we accepted the proposal of Michael Morrison's Municipal Pest Management Services, Inc. York, Maine, for 1998 (subject to March appropriation). $2,000 less than the nearly $45,000 spent in 1997. Of The program was over In addition to mosquito work, the 1998 program included for the second year, the midge control project along the back beach area as well as the annual repair and placement of greenhead trap boxes in the marshes. Some birdhouses for flying-insect-eating birds also remain installed in the marshes. Due to the 1997-98 marsh restoration work that Mr. Morrison did for the Conservation Commission, Landing Road areas no longer need larviciding; the mid- 1998 sealed bid process resulted in a further $1,000 reduction in our budget request for 1999. During this past summer the Commissioners and the Town Office received fewer mosquito complaints from citizens. The lower frequency of flood tides in the marshes' potential breeding sites was more advantageous to our control-effort results. However, the heavy rainfall in June required re-doing the so-called "snow-melt" application of early spring. The effectiveness of our multifaceted control program continues to be hampered by a lack of mosquito breeding-site treatment in most of the five abutting towns. Nightly chemical spraying, which is contingent on sampling for sufficient density counts, air temperature and wind velocity, continues to be necessary for such transient pests. Hampton residents can assist in the Commission's work by abating, on their property, mosquito breeding sites. These include any pools of rainwater — especially, stagnant water in manmade objects such as containers and uncovered vehicle tires (the latter made unlawful by Town Meeting Ordinance, Article 9, Chapter 2, "Health & Welfare," Town Ordinance Book. Arthur J. Moody, Chairman Margaret J. Facey John P. Skumin -97-
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Town of Hampton New Hampshire For t
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Town of Hampton New Hampshire 361th
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DEDICATION The Town of Hampton's An
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Depa
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ELECTED GOVERNMENTAL OFFICIALS BOAR
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John Callanan 1999 Michael O'Neil 2
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Heritage Commission Stephen Machine
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN Th
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Town Manager's Report The voters at
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360TH ANNIVERSARY HAMPTON FOUNDERS'
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ARTICLE 1 To choose by non-partisan
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100 feet (±) along the Westerly si
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Westerly side of Lot Number 41, Map
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with "a change to the wetland delin
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The developer of a subdivision may
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After an on-site inspection by the
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ARTICLE 12 To see if the Town will
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Selectman Warburton spoke on the ne
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Moderator Walker explained that Art
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NOTE: the above agreement is for th
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1999: $21,075 over the amounts for
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Page 51 and 52: Jason Page made a motion to end dis
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Page 55 and 56: ARTICLE 42 We, the undersigned resi
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Page 59 and 60: of the 1996 Town vote, such example
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Page 65 and 66: A new area of responsibility to rep
Page 67 and 68: Recertification requirements for al
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Page 71 and 72: Program Coordinator Brenda DeFelice
Page 73 and 74: TWO YEAR TAX RATE COMPARISON GROSS
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Page 77 and 78: LANE MEMORIAL LIBRARY A Year of Cha
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Page 83 and 84: HAMPTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Full-Time
Page 85 and 86: Also in June, Officer Lynne Charles
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Page 89 and 90: ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES BUREAU The
Page 91 and 92: 5 1 Missing/Lost (Child) 53 Missing
Page 93 and 94: 1 Skateboards on Public Way 19 Nois
Page 95 and 96: later as a selectman. A few years a
Page 97: TREASURER'S REPORT Another successf
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Page 109 and 110: Kristi Puliem, Accounting Assistant
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Page 126 and 127: ARTICLE 27 Shall the Town Manager/
Page 128 and 129: HAMPTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN Virginia
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Page 141 and 142: DATE NAME OF CHILD 08-13-98 Kobie D
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TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE TABL
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Plodzik & Sanderson Professional As
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GENERAL PURPOSE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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Fiduciary Fund Types Trust and Agen
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EXHIBIT C TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMP
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EXHIBIT D TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMP
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TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTE
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SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULES
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SCHEDULE A-2 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE A-3 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE B-2 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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1 SCHEDULE B-4 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW
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SCHEDULE C-l TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULED-! TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HA
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SCHEDULE D-3 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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OTHER SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
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, SCHEDULE II TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW
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Plodzik & Sanderson Professional As
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HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DISTRICT HAMP
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1 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S COMMUNICATI
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT The Bo
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EXHIBIT B HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DIS
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EXHIBIT D HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DIS
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HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DISTRICT NOTE
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HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DISTRICT NOTE
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SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL FUND STATEMEN
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SCHEDULE 2 HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DI
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