2001 Annual Report - Town of South Windsor

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T O W N O F S O U T H W I N D S O R www.southwindsor.org R E G I S T R A R O F V O T E R S The Registrars of Voters responsibilities are to register eligible citizens to vote and to conduct elections, primaries and referenda in an accurate and impartial manner. During the Fiscal Year 2000-2001 the Registrars of Voters and their staff continued double entry with the use of the local and state wide computer system. There were 5,513 changes made to the active voter records; of those changes 1,805 were new registrations, 1,965 were removals with the balance of 1,743 consisting of such changes as; change of address, name, party affiliation and other miscellaneous changes. In addition there were 887 changes made to the inactive voters list. During the months of January through June the annual canvass of electors was conducted. The Registrars in corporation with the Faculty at South Windsor High School and Timothy Edwards Middle School conducted Mock Elections prior to the Presidential Election. The Registrars also made a video, on the election process at Timothy Edwards. . In June a Special Voter Session was held at the South Windsor High School. The Registrars of Voters held special voter making sessions, required by State Statue prior to The Presidential Election. JANIS K. MURTHA REPUBLICAN REGISTRAR OF VOTERS FRANCES O. KNIPPLE DEMOCRATIC REGISTRAR OF VOTERS REGISTRATION FIGURES as of NOVEMBER 7, 2000 DISTRICT REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC UNAFFILIATED OTHER TOTAL I 557 939 905 4 2,405 II 577 985 934 3 2,499 III 617 932 1,009 2 2,560 IV 764 872 1,172 2 2,810 V 708 862 873 2 2,445 VI 578 789 1,083 3 2,453 TOTAL 3,801 5,379 5,976 16 15,172 22 2000-2001 ANNUAL REPORT
www.southwindsor.org T O W N O F S O U T H W I N D S O R H I S T O R I C D I S T R I C T C O M M I S S I O N three alternates. Caroline Alexander, after serving on the commission for many years, stepped down as chairperson when her term expired in November, 2000. Kathy Brady is the current chairperson and Karen Gano is the clerk. Virginia Macro and Sherm Tarr are regular members and Helen Flynn is an alternate member. Currently there are three vacancies, one for a regular member and two for alternates. Commission Meetings The Watson House located at 1876 Main Street on the corner of Sullivan Avenue. The home is currently a Bed and Breakfast owned by Robert Tobin. The HDC meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month, January through July and September through December. Projects/Activities In October, 2000, the Commission sent out new resident packets to all property owners in the District. The Commission received the following applications for Certificates of Appropriateness: 00-1 Dale & Robynn Shannon, for the addition of a three car garage at 1766 Main Street. Application approved. The Ferry Farm located at the end of Ferry Lane near the Connecticut River. The Historic District Commission presides over more than 50 properties located in South Windsor’s Historic District. The District is located on the northernmost mile stretch of “Old” Main Street and includes many historically significant homes. Connecticut’s state statutes give the Commission jurisdiction over the erection or alteration of any building or structure visible from a public street, way or place. This includes but is not limited to structures such as homes, garages, barns, signs, fences, walls, streets, bridges, driveways, monuments, parking lots, lamp posts, swimming pools, sidewalks and curbs. Residents who wish to change the outside of their homes must submit a Certificate of Appropriateness to the Commission for review and approval. The Commission consists of five regular members and 00-2 David & Louise Evans, to pave their drive way at 1678 Main Street. Application approved. 00-3 Patricia & George Porter, for an addition to their home at 1533 Main Street. Application approved. 00-4 Evergreen Lodge Masonic Hall, to install a new door with handicap access ramp at 1559 Main Street. Application approved. 01-1 Candida Ryan, to pave a driveway at 1554 Main Street. Application approved. 01-2 Robert Lavey, to construct a dwelling at 1668 Main Street. Application approved. 01-3 David Raymond, to renovate a small wood frame ell at the back of the house at 1837 Main Street. Application approved. KATHY BRADY, CHAIRPERSON 2000-2001 ANNUAL REPORT 23
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