1963 - Lane Memorial Library

HAMPTON TOWN REPORT A- 15
Board of Selectmen to govern the town of Hampton,
to consolidate the functions of the town and
precinct governments into said five-member Board,
to define the powers and duties thereof and provided
further that at least two members of said Board
shall be residents of the presently defined Hampton
Beach Village District.
ARTICLE 37. On petition of Ralph T. Harris
and ten registered voters of the town of Hampton
to see if the town will vote to> authorize the Board
of Selectmen in the interests of the protection of
persons and property to take such action as may be
necessary to cause the installation of fire hydrants,
street lighting and such other facilities as may be
necessary on accepted or unaccepted ways within
the town of Hampton.
* ARTICLE 38. On petition of Arthur A. Hinkley
and 23 other legal voters of the Town of Hampton
to see if the town will Vote to rescind the action taken
at the last annual town meeting that adopted
the non-partisan ballot system, and return to the
Australian Ballot System.
ARTICLE 39. (The following article appeared
in the Warrant for the March 1963 Town Meeting. A
motion was made, and carried that action on this article
be postponed until the Town Meeting of 1964.)
Article 20 of Warrant for 1963 Town Meeting.
On Petition of Harry L. Tufts and nine other legal
voters of the Town of Hampton: to see if the Town
will
vote:
A. To adopt the provisions of Chapter 330, RSA,
as amended requiring the licensing of plumbers.