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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<br />

www.southwindsor.org<br />

T O W N C O U N C I L<br />

approved the purchase <strong>of</strong> an extensive collection<br />

<strong>of</strong> World War II memorabilia from a local collector,<br />

which is valued at over two hundred thousand<br />

dollars.<br />

In response to the tragedy in Worcester,<br />

Massachusetts, during which six firefighters<br />

perished in a warehouse fire, the <strong>Town</strong> Council<br />

funded the purchase <strong>of</strong> four thermal imaging<br />

cameras, which can locate persons trapped in<br />

burning buildings. In response to the tragedy <strong>of</strong><br />

September 11, we collected items and money for<br />

the relief workers and victims <strong>of</strong> the September<br />

11 tragedy, and co-sponsored with our High<br />

School.<br />

The <strong>Town</strong> Council also continued to address the<br />

growing recreational needs <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Town</strong>. We<br />

unanimously adopted the Master Plan <strong>of</strong><br />

Recreational Development, which was developed<br />

over the course <strong>of</strong> about eighteen months. We<br />

also commenced bond funding the improvements<br />

to the Veteran’s Memorial Park pool, which<br />

commenced construction last August. The <strong>Town</strong><br />

Council also supported funding for improvements<br />

to the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Windsor</strong> Rotary Field, which is<br />

primarily being funded by individual and<br />

corporate sponsors.<br />

Purchase <strong>of</strong> a 20 passenger lift-equipped van for<br />

transportation <strong>of</strong> elderly citizens or those with<br />

disabilities was approved by the <strong>Town</strong> Council.<br />

We addressed the concerns <strong>of</strong> the many condominium<br />

and planned unit complexes in <strong>Town</strong> by<br />

approving a reimbursement program for snow<br />

removal costs at planned unit developments,<br />

senior housing developments and residential<br />

condominiums.<br />

We have worked hard to address the demands<br />

<strong>of</strong> this community-which is one <strong>of</strong> the fastest<br />

growing towns in the State--seeking out new<br />

revenue sources to fund our municipal and<br />

educational programs and projects. We will<br />

continue to find responsible ways to fund the<br />

projects and programs that are needed to meet<br />

the needs <strong>of</strong> our diverse and unique town.<br />

<strong>Town</strong> Council Members following<br />

<strong>2001</strong> Election<br />

Mayor William Aman<br />

Deputy Mayor Matthew Streeter<br />

Councillor Barbara Barbour<br />

Councillor Paul Burnham<br />

Councillor Thomas Delnicki<br />

Councillor Deborah Fine<br />

Councillor Marianne Lassman Fisher<br />

Councillor Edward F. Havens<br />

Councillor John P. Pelkey<br />

<strong>Town</strong> Council Members during Fiscal Year<br />

2000-<strong>2001</strong><br />

Marianne Lassman Fisher, Mayor<br />

Edward F. Havens, Deputy Mayor<br />

Councillor William Aman<br />

Councillor Paul Burnham<br />

Councillor Thomas Delnicki<br />

Councillor Deborah Fine<br />

Councillor John P. Pelkey<br />

Councillor Matthew Streeter<br />

Councillor Roseann Williams<br />

Finally, the <strong>Town</strong> Council created a special<br />

committee to review the space needs <strong>of</strong> the<br />

<strong>Town</strong>, which assessed the capacity <strong>of</strong> our<br />

existing buildings in relation to our ever-growing<br />

needs.<br />

4 2000-<strong>2001</strong> ANNUAL REPORT

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