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24 HAMPTON TOWN REPORT Mr. Douglass Hunter moved that Article 5 be accepted as read. Seconded. So Voted. ARTICLE 6 Sale of Lots at Plaice Cove Mr. Howard Page moved that this article be indefinitely postponed. Seconded. Mr. Lawrence Hackett spoke in favor of the sale of the lots in question to bring in more revenue. Mr. H. Clifford Bean said that the area between Plaice Cove Lots and North Shore Lots was the onlybeach front area left open. In 1909 the Selectmen were authorized to protect the rights of the town in regard to the land on the beach front between Winnacunnet Road and the North Hampton town line. William Ross, in 1909, and subsequently William Grover laid out lots in that section. Mr. Bean expressed the opinion that the value of maintaining the beach front open to the people of Hampton in the above area, far exceeded the revenue that might be derived from its sale. Years ago it was dedicated informally as a Park in memory of "Joe Billy" Brown who by repute did more for the development of the Town of Hampton than any former Selectmen. The town has lost or given away many of its rights to the beach front, and may be happy to keep this strip of land as a Park. Attorney Wilfred Sanders spoke in opposition to selling the Plaice Cove Lots. He said that he could add little to Mr. Bean's comments but holders of leases in that area had understood that it would remain vacant. Townspeople also like to go to a quiet area. Too much stress on building on all vacant land.
HAMPTON TOWN REPORT 25 Urged assembly to oppose Article 6. Mr. Hackett said that if the lots were sold there would still be a 30 foot right of way to the ocean. Two lots could be leased. He said parks were an expense to the town. Attorney Sanders said that if these lots were leased to highest bidder as proposed that the price might go quite high and would have a bearing on the price which might be asked for other leased land — if it should be decided to sell in the future. With reference to Parks — Miss Ruth Stimson said that boulders had been given for a rude breakwater to prevent damage to the park on North Shore. Mr. Fitzgerald moved boulders there at his own expense. Mr. Howard Page moved the previous question. Seconded. So Voted. Mr. Page's motion was passed. Lots not to be sold, or leased. ARTICLE 7 Sewer Entrance Fees Mr. Noel Salomon made the motion that Article 7 be passed as read. Seconded. Mr. Robert Bridle amended his motion to remove the word "each" from Article 7. Mr. Norman Royal made a second amendment to Mr. Salomons' motion as follows: To see if the town will vote to ratify the policy of the town which was established around 1948, of charging a sewer entrance fee of $100.00 for each sewer entrance, and an additional fee of $100.00 for each lot serviced by the same entrance. Seconded. Mr. Royal said that the present system of
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