2009 Annual Report - Belknap County

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last week that the Governor was going to authorize the taking of reserve monies from Heath Care facilities and that he was doing so with no legal authorization. Rep. Pilliod wanted to make sure the members were informed. 4. Letter from Fire Chief: Rep. Merry has a copy of a letter that she received from Ken Erickson, the Fire Chief of Laconia. The letter was regarding budget issues. The other members have not received. Rep. Merry gave to AA Bovill to copy and distribute to all 18 delegation members. 5. Adjourn: M/Nedeau, S/Merry to adjourn at 4:20 PM. Respectfully submitted, Angela A. Bovill, Administrative Assistant Belknap County Commissioners 97
Minutes of the Belknap County Convention Meeting May 11, 2009 at 7:00 PM Members Present: Representatives Swinford, Fields, Reever, Johnson, Merry, Miller, Flanders, Pilliod, Arsenault, Millham, Russell, Boyce, Stuart and Wendelboe. Absent: Nedeau, Bolster and Veazey. Also present: Commissioners Boothby, Philpot and Long, Administrator Shackett, Assistant Finance Director Mora, Admin Assistant Bovill. Call to order: Chair Alida Millham called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. The meeting began with the pledge of allegiance 1. Public hearing: Chair Millham opened the public hearing to Administrator Shackett to explain the refinancing of a county bond. The bond was taken out in 1997 for 6.7 million dollars. There is currently $3 million left to pay on that bond. Administrator Shackett stated that this bond refinance would not extend the term of the pay off schedule. Rep Johnson asked what these bonds were originally for. Ms. Shackett believed it was for the Nursing Home renovation project. Rep. Fields asked if they are asking the County Convention or telling them as far as terms, bottom line, etc. Chair Millham stated that they are requesting approval of the Convention, thus the public hearing. Administrator Shackett went on to explain that by refinancing the $3 million that is left, we are not taking on any additional debt, and we are not extending the term. It will save the County approximately $200,000 or 3%. Administrator Shackett is requesting authorization to allow the treasurer to finalize the terms. Chair Millham said to let the record reflect that the term cannot be extended. Administrator Shackett reiterated for the members that this is just a refinance. It is not a new issue and is not extending the terms. Only the rate of interest is changing. Chair Millham asked for public input twice. There was none. 2. Action on resolution: M/Johnson to approve the resolution to authorize the issuance of refunding the bond. S/Flanders. Rep Johnson read the resolution in its entirety aloud for the record. Chair Millham called for the vote. All in favor. None opposed. Motion carries. 3. Quarterly review of the Belknap County Budget: Administrator Shackett gave the quarterly review of the budget. This usually is done with the Executive committee on a quarterly basis, but tonight we have the 98 2009 Annual Report
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