1963 - Lane Memorial Library

A-14 HAMPTON TOWN REPORT
could' be constructed so that it would be the nucleus
of the eventual re-location of the Town Offices which
the town growth will soon require. This multi-purpose
recreational building would also serve as a
Youth center and a Senior Citizen Center.
We hope and expect a positive vote on this article
so that this often discussed and needed town facility
will become a reality.
ARTICLE 34. On petition of Fred J. Schaake and
ten other legal voters of the Town of Hampton: to
see if the Town will vote to convey all their right,
title and interest in and unto a certain ten foot strip
of land running parallel with the northerly side-line
of Lot No. 20, sub-division Plan of Glen Hill, Hampton,
N. H. said ten foot strip being a part of an
existing fifty foot right of way between Lots No. 20
and No. 19 on said plan.
ARTICLE 35. On petition of Fred J. Schaake
and ten other legal voters of the Town of Hampton
to see if the Town will vote to convey all their right,
title and interest and to remove the dedication of a
street as shown on subdivision Plan of Section C,
Glen Hill, Hampton, N. H. described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Exeter
Road at land of Mapes and running a depth of
300 feet to Burgundy Drive and a width of 40 feet
between land of Mapes and April on said Exeter
Road; said dedication being inadvertently included
on the above entitled recorded plan but not being
used as a road now or planned on in the future.
ARTICLE 36. On petition of Ralph T. Harris
and ten other registered voters of the town of Hampon
: to see if the town will vote to petition the 1965
session of the General Court to create a five-member