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46 HAMPTON TOWN REPORT Town Manager Kenneth D. Boehner showed a map of the area in question. He also said that probably no more than three trees would have to be removed. The entrance to the proposed parking lot would be through Brown Avenue and the exit on High Street. It is the intent of the Selectmen to sell the house and lot included in the Swain property. An estimate of Sale Price is approximately $13,000 which would reduce the cost of the parking lot by nearly one-half. Mr. David Colt said that the cost of making the Parking Lot might be at least $1,500 in addition to the $26,300. Mr. John Mahon asked if the figure of $13,000 estimated price to be received for the house and lot could be added to the "estimated revenue" in the Town Budget. Mr. Boehner replied that if the house was sold before the figures were sent in for the tax rate, that the Tax Commission would include that amount in "Sale of Town Property." If not sold before the tax rate is set — the Budget cannot be changed. Mr. Mahon asked if the $13,000 figure could be legally be added to "Estimated Revenue" instead of "Sale of Town Property." Town Counsel John W. Perkins said that Articles 1 and 2 are legally correct. The result of the meeting and sale of property will be reported to the Tax Commission who will take all facts into consideration in determining the Tax Rate for <strong>1963</strong>. Town Counsel ruled against an amendment by Mr. Mahon. Selectman Lawrence Hackett said that the Budget had been set and approved. It is the
HAMPTON TOWN REPORT 47 thought of the Board to reduce the Tax Rate as much as possible. If property is sold it lis up to the Tax Commission to make decision. Mr. Colt asked why it was so imperative that the purchase of the Swain property be voted this year. Mr. Hackett replied that Mr. Swain gave the Selectmen and the Town 90 days to decide whether or not they wanted his land. Otherwise he will sell to an individual. Mrs. Louisa Berry asked how the town proposed to pay for this land. Reply : By direct taxation. Mr. Charles Wallace said various financial aspects had been discussed, but do we really need the parking area. He said that he had never been unable to find a parking space in the present lot. The Town Manager said that in his opinion the space was not needed right now, but that it would definitely be needed in the future. A shopping center and parking space must be provided or people will shop elsewhere. Mr. Chester Mullen asked how the town could expand any more in the centre. Mr. John Doheny said that in his opinion the Parking Lot should be used for live parking, and not all day parking caused by car pools. Mr. J. Mahon asked the Selectmen when the property will be sold if the assembly votes favorably. Reply: As soon as possible. Mr. James Rush said that only in the summer months was there need for extra parking. It seemed that $26,300 was expensive for such a of time. short period
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