2009 Annual Report - Belknap County

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favor. Zero opposed. Unanimous. Motion carries. The Chair and the Clerk of the County Convention will sign the MS-42. Recovery Zone Bond: After much discussion, the County Convention agreed to waive the county’s Recovery Zone Bonding allocation. This will allow for the possibility of Belknap County benefiting from economic development opportunities. M/Swinford, S/Nedeau to approve the request to waive the County’s Recovery Zone Facilities Bond volume cap allocation. Madam chair called for a vote. All in favor. Zero opposed. Unanimous. Motion carries. 3rd quarter budget review: Administrator Shackett presented a review of the 2009 budget. Retirement: Commissioner Boothby also informed the County Convention that the Superintendent of the Department of Corrections, Richard Grenier is retiring effective December 1, 2009 after 33 loyal and dedicated years of serving Belknap County residents. Approval of the 8/25/09 County Convention meeting minutes: M/Fields, S/ Merry to approve the minutes of the 8/25/09 meeting as presented. . Unanimous. Motion carries. Adjourn: With no further business to come before the members, M/Fields, S/ Merry to adjourn the meeting at 7:40 PM. Unanimous. Motion carries. Respectfully submitted, Angela A. Bovill, Administrative Assistant A true record Attest: Beth Arsenault, Clerk of the County Convention Belknap County Commissioners 111
Minutes of the Belknap County Convention Meeting October 19, 2009 at 7:00 PM Members Present: Representatives Veazey, St. Cyr, Nedeau, Fields, Millham, Miller, Merry, Pilliod, Swinford, Boyce, Russell, Bolster Absent: Representatives Wendelboe, Stuart and Johnson. Also present: County Administrator Debra Shackett, County Commissioner Boothby, Courtney Marshall, Norman O’Neil, one member of the public and the press. Interviewees: Cris Blackstone, Robert Durfee, David Gammon and David Varney. Gunstock Area Commissioner: Madam Chair called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm and the pledge of allegiance was recited. Chair Millham explained that there are four candidates that are scheduled for interviews for a Gunstock Area Commissioner this evening; all four candidates will be interviewed. Then a vote will take place. This whole process will be open to the public. Rep. Pilliod will be in charge of the interviews, and Chair Millham handed them meting over to Rep. Pilliod. Interview #1, Cris Blackstone from Alton Bay, NH. Interview #2, David Gammon from Laconia, NH. Interview #3, David Varney from Belmont, NH. Interview #4, Robert Durfee from Laconia, NH. Interviews concluded at 8:26 AM and Chair called for a brief recess. At 8:33 PM, the Convention reconvened for a vote. Representative Vote #1 Vote#2 Millham Durfee Durfee Miller Blackstone Blackstone St. Cyr Blackstone Blackstone Fields Durfee Durfee Merry Varney Blackstone Flanders Durfee Durfee Reever Blackstone Blackstone Arsenault Blackstone Blackstone Pilliod Durfee Durfee 112 2009 Annual Report
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