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ANNUAL REPORTS
of the
SELECTMEN, TOWN CLERK, TAX COLLECTOR
POLICE and FIRE DEPARTMENTS
TREASURER, ROAD AGENT
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS AND LIBRARY
of the
TOWN OF DANVILLE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1992
Full details concerning every aspect of
Town Government
are available at any time
your Board of Selectmen or your
Town
from
Clerk.
INDEX
Budget and Warrant 1992
Animal Control
Colored Pages
37
Auditor's Statement
Building Inspector's Report
Comparative Statement
Detailed Statement of Payments
22
39
20-21
23-35
Financial Statement
Fire Department
9
40-41
Forest Fire Warden
40
Inventory of Valuations
Library
5
19+22
PATAC Report
46
Planning Board
36
Police Department
38-39
Selectmen's Message
Summary Town Meeting-1992
Tax Collector's Report
6
4
10-12
Town Clerk's Report
5
Town Officers
2-
Treasurer's Report
7- 9
3
Trustees of Trust Funds
13-18
Vital Statistics
42-45
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DEDICATION
In addition to other deaths in Danville this
past year, one was a Danville Native Alden Colby
who many referred to as not only a gentleman, but
also a "gentle man."
—
We believe that the greatest tribute we can
give to him is to print a poem published by a dear
friend and fellow Mason, Verne S. Anderson, which
seems to epitomize our memories of Alden.
"Whai I have aane to the end of the
read,
I sh3Jld lite to lock back and see
That I have dene my -very best
With the trust that's placed in me.
I should like to knew that I never
have
By acticn, wDcd or deed
Betrayed a givei cxnfidaxe,
Or fcarsakai a frieid in need.
I should like the cxnsolaticn.
When
I'-ve traveled the very
last mile,
lb knew I've meant scmething to
sarecne
And caused those in sorrow to
smile.
I knew that I ^lall be Ysppy
If in the heart of just cne
I can leave cne lingering marary
Of sorething good I lisve dcre."
Believe us when we say that for those who knew
Alden, he certainly lived up to everything contained in that poem, and we also do have beautiful memories of him. For those who may not have known him
you certainly have missed one of life's greatest
gentlemen.
TOWN OFFICERS
MODERATOR
Walter Fries
SELECTMEN
Doreen M. Moore
Patricia L. Cote'
Bruce Caillouette
TOWN CLERK
TREASURER
TAX COLLECTOR
ROAD AGENT
SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST
Patricia A. Howe
William
J. Mace,
Sr.
Jane E. Sigilinan
Clyde E. Goldthwaite
Franc ine Byron
Donald Kimball
Mary Rumery
TRUSTEES OF THE LIBRARY
William J. Mace, Sr.
Elisabeth Marshall
Suzanne Weinreich *
Dale Marcelonis **
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS
George S Chaudoin
Shelley Demaine
Peter S. Meigs
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERIES
AUDITORS
ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER
*
resigned
**appointed
.
Beth Caillouette
Richard Kimball
Margaret Landry
Linda Carey
Donald Kimball
Maureen Greeley
POLICE CHIEF
POLICE OFFICERS
BUILDING INSPECTOR
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
FURNACE INSPECTOR
HEALTH OFFICER
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
SECTON OF CEMETERIES
and
CARETAKER OF PARKS
TOWN FORESTER
FIRE CHIEF
FIRE WARDS
F. Bradford Greeley
Leo Beauchamp
Sandra Bergman
Thomas Billbrough
Maureen Greeley
Michael Greeley
Douglas Melanson
Wade Parsons
Mark Roy
David Collins
Peter Doucet
M. David Kimball
Thomas Waters
David Collins *
Joseph Fitzpatrick **
Mark Dufresne
Melton R. Sanborn
M. David Kimball
Donald Kimball
M. David Kimball
Steven Woitkun
TOWN ENGINEER
CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR
*
resigned
**appointed
Steven E. Cummings
Thomas Billbrough
TOWN MEETING RESULTS
March 14, 1992
ARTICLE
Elected Town Officials
1.
2.
Elected School District Officials
3.
Zoning "Building Code"
Approved
4.
Zoning "Presite Built Housing"
Approved
5.
Parsonage Fund
Approved
6.
Hire Money for Taxes
Approved
7.
Sell Tax Title Property
Approved
8.
Reconvey Tax Deeded Property
Approved
9.
Apply, Accept and Expend Money
Approved
10.
Natural Disaster Aid
Accepted
11.
User Fee Trash Collection
Defeated
12.
Dumping Bylaw
Approved
13.
Regulate Private Haulers
14.
Purchase Fire Truck
Approved
15.
Sell Fire Trucks
Approved
16.
Accept Town Roads
Approved
17.
Library Capital Reserve
Defeated
18.
Police Cruiser Capital Reserve
Approved
19.
PC Computer for Police Department
Approved
20.
Fire Truck Capital Reserve
21.
Breathing Apparatus
Defeated
22.
Fire Department SCBA Equipment
Defeated
23.
Recreation Capital Reserve
Approved
24.
Town Computer Package
Approved
25.
Seacoast Hospice Program
Approved
26.
Open Closed Roads
Approved
27.
Approved a Budget of
Postponed
Passed Over
$855,247.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
3151 Auto Registrations Issued
$172,040.00
216 Dog Licenses Issued
1,182.00
17.00
Filing Fees
1,120.00 **
28 Marriage Licenses Issued
14 Returned Check Fees
140.00
96.00 ***
Certified Copies Issued
PAID TO TREASURER
*
**
***
*
$174,595.00
— dog licenses
—Marriage licenses
State — certified copies
$108. Paid to State
$ 91. Paid to State
$
16. Paid to
PATRICIA A. HOWE
Town Clerk
SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATIONS
Land
Land in Current Use
Buildings
Manufactured Housing
Factory Buildings
Public Utilities
63,131,721.00
259,566.00
50,279.850.00
18,312,875.00
567,450.00
3,047,968.00
$135,599,430.00
$
Elderly Tax Credits ($2,040,000.)
War Service Tax Credits
Penalties Assessed
$40,800.00
18,400.00
3,398.28
TAX RATE BREAKDOWN
Municipal
School
County
TAX RATE
3.17
15.83
1.00
$20.00 per $1,000.
$
SELECTMEN'S MESSAGE
It seems as though the worst news this year
was the increase in the tax rate, but the good news
in all departments)
(as in all of us,
is that we
managed to spend less than what was appropriated
last March, so succeeded in coming in under budget.
At this time, we would also like to thank all
of the townspeople, both individually and collectively, who have been so generous in contributing to
our food pantry and clothes closet. We do not want
to leave anyone out, so therefore will not even attempt to list them individually. But you know who
you are, so please accept our thanks again.
This past Thanksgiving we were able to distribute 17 Thanksgiving baskets, and when Christmas
rolled around, we were able to do the same, in addition to the 17 baskets that "Mealey's Meals" from
Timber lane also delivered.
One addition this year was our being able to
also provide some Christmas presents to go with the
baskets. One group took on two complete families,
In
and another group took care of another family.
addition to this, we had several people ask for individual ages of children to give to, or just purchased gifts or made donations for us to give at
our discretion.
Although the economy has not yet turned around
know that our own residents who are
financially able to do so, are still thinking of
those who are not quite so fortunate. Thanks again
to each and every one of you.
it is nice to
TREASURER'S REPORT
TAX COLLECTOR
1992 Property Tax
1992 Property Tax Interest
1991 Property Tax
1991 Property Tax Interest
1992 Yield Tax
1992 Current Use Tax
1992 Resident Tax
1992 Resident Tax Penalties
1991 Resident Tax
1991 Resident Tax Penalties
1990 Resident Tax
1990 Resident Tax Penalties
1989 Redeemed Taxes
1989 Redeemed Taxes Interest
1990 Redeemed Taxes
1990 Redeemed Taxes Interest
1991 Redeemed Taxes
1991 Redeemed Taxes Interest
Overpayments
Returned Check Fees
TOWN CLERK
Auto Registrations
Dog Licenses
Dog Licenses due State
Marriage Licenses
Certified Copies
Filing Fees
Returned Check Fees
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Revenue Sharing
Highway Block Grant
Forest Land
Fire Training
State Programs-Police
F.E.M.A.
$2,154,166.63
689.62
469,780.54
30,265.82
1,574.89
35,000.00
17,030.00
18.00
1,250.00
90.00
190.00
19.00
35,866.46
12,822.71
89,668.32
17,846.80
136,263.32
8,507.33
1,982.11
100.00
$3,013,131.55
$172,034.50
1,074.00
108.00
1,120.00
96.00
17.00
140.00
$174,589.50
$55,959.13
32,075.27
3.81
21.14
803.25
4,522.00
$93,384.60
TRUST FUNDS
Colby Cemetery Fund
Colby Highway Fund
279.88
3,159.27
$3,439.15
$
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS
Perpetual Care Funds-1991
Capital Reserve Fund-New Fire Engine
908.08
$
35 ,437 .68
$36,345.76
SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Cemetery Lots
Tax Title Property Redeemed
PLAISTOW BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Interest earned
Tax Anticipation Loans
INCOME FROM DEPARTMENTS
Animal Control
Board of Adjustment
Building Inspector
Electrical Inspector
Fire Department-Inspections
Insurance Reports
Illegal Burn
Health Department
Planning Board
Police Department-Pistol Permits
Insurance Reports
Special Detail
Witness Fees
Uniform
TOWN OFFICES
Sale of Zoning Ordinances
Current Use Filing Fees
Sale of Checklists
Rent of Town Hall
Copy Machine
Insurance Refunds
150.00
18,856.67
$19,006.67
$
17,048.99
2,000,000.00
$2,017,048.99
$
180.00
162.70
3,259.61
1,331.00
585.00
46.00
121.52
1,395.00
388.50
156.00
210.00
2,128.00
105.52
43.00
$10,111.85
$
$
54.50
20.00
80.00
175.00
112.00
2,096.00
Damage to Town Property
Ordinance Violation
Reimbursement Plowing & Sanding
White Goods Recycling
Volley Ball Insurance
I.R.S. Overpayment
160.00
36.00
1,080.00
120.00
103.75
2.51
$4,039.76
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TOTAL RECEIPTS
Cash Balance January 1, 1992
Less Selectmen Payments
Cash Balance December 31, 1992
$5,371,097.83
324,302.24
5,204,200.88
491,199.19
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS
Danville, N. H. Year ending Dec. 31, 1992
Considering only those funds held for the entire
year, the yield on investments for 1992 was 5.4%.
This compares with 7.3% for 1991 and 8.5% for
The drop in interest rates is having a ser1990.
on our income.
effect
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perpetual care fund was established for Louis Paolucci.
A new cemetery lot
A contribution was made to the Florence Peterson
Fund for the Colby Library Addition in the memory
of Eliza Roberts.
A new scholarship fund for students of the Timberlane High School was set up in the memory of Brandon Swansen Rowe.
In addition to the annual payments of interest to
the Town for cemetery care, the Timberlane Regionthe Old Meetinghouse Society,
al School District,
the Sanborn Library, and the Union Religious Society,
$768.75 was paid from the income of the
Parsonage Fund towards the reshingling the roof
$38.82 was awarded to
of the Old Meetinghouse and
Erica Clark from the American Mechanics Citizenship and Patriotism Fund.
A partial payment of $35,437.68 was made from
Fire Truck Capital Reserve Account for the new
gine to be delivered in January, and $8780.00
added to the Police Cruiser Capital Reserve
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TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS
George S. Chaudoin
Shelley Demaine
Peter S. Meigs
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COLBY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
This year saw many changes at the library.
With the retirement of Deborah Meigs after 31 years
of service, I have been promoted to the position of
Director, and Ruth Healey, who was a Library Aid
has been- promoted to the position of Assistant Lichanged.
brarian. The library hours have also
We are no longer open on Wednesdays, but we are
open 30 minutes earlier on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays to accommodate students arriving by bus.
Additionally, we are open longer on Saturdays.
These changes in the library hours have contributed to the 10% increase in the usage of the library
seen in 1992.
I wish to thank the Friends of the Library for
their time and efforts in raising funds for the
library. The moneys donated by this organization,
along with the appropriation of town funds and the
donation of books by patrons, allowed us to acquire
more than 1100 books and videos as well as other
related materials for the library this year.
Children's activities this year included Story
Time on Thursday mornings as well as another successful Summer Reading Program in which over 60
children participated. The Summer Reading Program
concluded with a party and a show by Papa Joe, a
professional story teller.
As many of you know, the pipe supplying water
from the Fire Association Hall to the library broke
this year. After weighing the alternatives, it was
decided that, rather than replace the pipe, the
town would have a well drilled for the library.
This was recently accomplished and the library now
has operating bathroom facilities again. We apologize to anyone inconvenienced by our lack of water.
In closing, let me remind you that the library'
is free to the residents of Danville and is presently open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from
2:30 to 8:30, and on Saturdays from 10:00 to 2:00.
See you at the library!
DOTTIE BILLBROUGH
Director
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COLBY MEMORIAL LIBRARY— 1992 REPORT
EXPENSES
INCOME
Bal. 12-31-91
Town Approp.
$
Trust Fund
Credit
Total Income
24.58
7,525.00
381.36
110.00
$8,040.94
Bal. 12-31-92 $
Books, Periodicals
Chilis, A.V.
$4,656.66
Supplies
903.74
Operating, mileage.
Staff Development 365.15
Electric
1,232.80
Telephone
323.43
Maintenance
349.94
Total Expenses
$7,831.72
209.22
1992 Fine Account Report-Plaistow Co-op Bank
Balance 12-31-91
Deposits 1992
Int. Paid 1992
Balance 12-31-92
Deposits made up from late fines
787.68
298.83
37.38
$1,123.89
$
— lost
book and book
sales.
ELISABETH MARSHALL
Treasurer
AUDITOR'S STATEMENT
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the audit
has not been completed at this time. The results
will be filed with the Department of Revenue Administration and Selectmen, and .will be made public as
required.
LINDA J. C^REY
DONALD M.' KIMBALL
Auditors
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WARRANT BUDGET
Sc
1993
lb the Inhabitants of the Tbwn of Danville in the Oouity
of R3cldi#iam in said State, qualified to vote in TtMi Affairs:
her^ notified
to meet at the Danville Fire Assoin said Eanville, en luesday, the Ninth day cf
l^rdi, next at 10:00 o'clock in the farEnocn to act i:pcn the
following subjects.
You are
daticn
1.
Ifell
lb diDose all
suing.
Tbwn
Officers for the year ai-
School
District Qffioens for the
necessary
(By ballot)
2. lb chDGse all necessary
ensuing year. (By ballot)
lb see if the Tbwn ^cbH adept the pcovisicns cf RS?^ 72:37
the exBtptiai for the blind fran the assessed value of residential real estate for paxperty tax purposes. This statute
provides that evecy inhabitant \*id is legally blind i^iall be
exBrpt eacii year, for parcperty tax purposes, fran the assPSHPd
valiE en a residaiae to the value of $15,000. (By ballot)
3.
fear
4. lb see if the Tbwn "will vote to adept the atexheit to the
existing Danville Zening QcdinancE as prcposed ty the Danville
Planning Board as follows:
Arend Article VII, Qg^aral Provisiens, Section I., ER[VEJ©Y
VK5f FER^ins, ty deleting the current section and replacing it
with:
I. lEIVEWffif FEFMIIS
"A driveey penriit irtist be obtained fran the Danville RHd
In issuing the
Pgsrt, before a building pemdt can be issued.
perndt, the RDad ;^ent will take the following into ccnsideca-
tien:
A drivoey
grade that will allow the driver to bring the vehicle to a ccnplete step before altering the roadway and will
pemdt a safe and centrdUed entry onto the roadwey in all
seasons of the year. Erivaray grades in excess of ten petuaiL
(10^) need the ^pxjval of the Eenville Building Site Review
Odnmittee.
si^
location of the drivaray most pravide adequate safe
distances in both directicns.
Vfeter njnoff fran the dri\&}ay will not overload the roadway
drainage systen.
A3aquate drainage fixtures for the driveway are installed."
The
Arend Article II - Definitials ty adding the following:
ADULT MANUFT^CIURED HJEINS PAFK
A parcEl ca: paroels of land en vMch are located rrore than two
(2) inits of nanufactured housing \*Terein eadi unit is occupied
ty park rule ty at least one perscn ^4hD has acMeved the age of
(B!i^ PEiTilCN)
fifty-fi-ve (55) or older."
Mend Article HI - Zcnincf Districts and Boundaries by adding
the foHcwing:
"F. ADULT MAME?OlEED HJJSIN^ PARK ZCME :
That part of the M±)ile Hue Zcne en Back. RBd being ^bp 2, let
(B!f PETT11, Lot 13-3, iDt 13-1, lot 14, lot 15 and Lot 16."
5.
Q.
;
TICN)
AtEnd Article IV - ItemtLtted Ifees and Restricticns b/ adding
the following:
ADULT NRNUEACIIEED HX5IN3 PARK ZONE :
"F.
(1)
PEamtted
Ifees :
Any use permitted in the Mi)ile ffcrte Zcne.
(B) Adult Manufactured Ifciusing Parks.
(2) Restricticns en ^:ecial Pixvisicns
(A) Adult Nfenufactured Housing I^rks itust carply with all
requiLHiHits of Article V A A. (B^ Pb'iTi'lCN)
^acerd Article V tyadding the following:
(A)
:
Milt manufactured Ifciusinq I^rks :
The provisicns of Article V A 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are applicable. The provisicns of Article V A 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 are not
"(AA)
(1)
^pli cable.
(2) No >fenufactured HDUsing in sudi a park nay be located within fifty (50) feet of the boundary line of a lot ocntaining a
single-fardly residence.
(3) No >fenufactured Housing rray be located within thirty (30)
feet of an existing public street, public ri^-of-^way, or internal roadway.
(4) Eac±i unit must be provided with a irarmtim lot si2e of
10,000 square feet with a irdniimn frcntage of seveity-five (75)
feet en a public street ear an internal private roadvay.
(5) Esch unit ^tiBll have a iraninum floor area of 820 square
feet eazliding adctlticns. Each unit irust have a irriimriin of 150
square feet per ocnjpant. {W PBITnCN) (NOT REDCMdENCED
THE iONNINS BOM©)
W
6. lb see if the Tbwn will vote to aiuthorize the Selectmen to
Ixcrow mcney for the use of the Ttwn in antidLpaticn of taxes.
-if the Tbwn will -vote to authari2e the Selectnen to
real estate acquired by the tcwn ly tax oollectcar's
deed. Such cmveyancB diall be ty deed following a public auction, or the property rtHy be sold ty advertised sealed bids, or
iray be otherwise disposed of as justice HHy require, pursuant
7.
lb see
ocnvey
ar^^
to RSA 80:80.
8. lb see if the Ttwn will authorize the SelectnEn to transfer tax liais i:pcn real estate acquired ty the Ibwn as the result of the secuticn of the real estate tax liai ty the
CbHector for ncn payraait of taxes.
T^
9. lb see if the Tbwn will vote to autharize the Rsrd of SelecLnHi to apply for, a(-Lhi t and expand without further action
ty the Itwn >feeting nmey fran the State, Federal or another
govemroTtal unit or a private source which beacrres available
during the year in aaaardanae with the procedures set forth in
RSA 31:95b, and also to aoDspt and ej^^end ncney fran ary other
govecntoital init or private souroe to be used for purposes for
.
vhich the town
itBy
legally ^prcpriate rraney.
10. Tb see if the TtMi will vote to authorize the SelectaiEn to
apply for, acntract for and aoospt grants of Federal or state
aid or both as iray be available and to do all thin^ necessary
to cany out the purposes of this article.
lb see if the Ibwn will vote to authorize the Board of Seto aocEpt gifts of perscnal property, other than cash,
to the rrunicipality for any public purposes. This authorization is in aooordanae with RSA 31:95-e and shall romin in effect until rescdnded ty a vote of the Ttwn ^feeting.
11.
lectrten
12. Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to authorize the public library Tinjstees to ^ply for, aco=pt and exgend, without further
action ty the Ttwn I^feeting, rrtney from state. Federal or other
souroe vMch tecnres available
during the fiscal year, in acrxirTJanne with RS?^ 202-A;4-c.
govemraital unit cr a private
lb see if the tcMi mil vote to adept the follcwing prcvisicn cmDeming incorpatible offiaes pursuant to RSA 31:39-a to
prchibit irtmicLpal departmaTt heads fran serving as at-large
rrerbers of tte budget amnittee.
IrxxiTpatible Offioss . No Tbwn d^DartmEnt head, whether appointed or elected, shall serve as an at-large rrertDer of the budget
ocmnittee. Rr purpcjses of this ordinanoe, the term "cfepartanirral
rrent head" stall include, but not be limited to, the
antiDl offioer, fire chief, fire wards, librarian, polios
13.
chief or road agait.
lb see if the Tbwn will vote to authorise the Selectirai to
allow Tbwn prcperty of >fep 4, lot 40, better tocwn as the MirWith
prp^ prcperty, to be i:ised as a oatrrunity parK/playground.
funds to be raised privately through dcnaticns to be apprcpriated ty a private aamrLttee to erect a aannercial caTntmity
parK/playground en said prcperty. Ore the cnmunity park/
playground has beai carpleted the cnrrrunity parV^layground
14.
will then fall undsr the reepcnsibility of the recareaticn departmEnt for upkeep and or expansion and repair. (By petition)
Tb see if the Tbwn will raise and apprcpriate the sun of
(Fbrty Thousand Dollars) to pave Old Jchnscn Itoad and
Huntingtcn Hill Extaisicn thru currently ^proved section. (By
petition) (Not recotiiHTded ty Selectmen)
15.
$40,000.
Tb see if the Tbwn will vote to raise and appropriate the
sun of $750. (Seven hundred and fifty dollars) to be used during 1993 to help support the Greater Ifeverhill Crisis Pregnancy Oa±er. (Not recntmEndBd ty Selectmai)
16.
Tb see if the Tbwn will vote to raise and appropriate the
sun of $20,000. (T\«nty Thousand DDllars) to purchase new opaicLrcuit self-contained breathing apparatus per NEPA ^deification cm nire eight cm (1981) - 1992 edition, for the Fire Eepartmait, also to allow the Fire W&rds to trade-in the present
equipmait to defray oost as nay be in the best interest of the
17.
Tbwn.
18.
Tb
see if the
Tbwn will vote to withdraw up to
$9500.
(Ninety-five ftadred Dollars) fran the Rjlice Cruiser Ccpital
Reserve Fund and raise and appxpriate the sun of
$8,500.
(Eighty-five Hundred Dollars) for a total of $18,000. (Eighteen Thousand Dollars) to purdiase and equip a rsif cruiser.
19. lb see if the Itwn will Arote to allow the Selec±raE!Vttoliae
Chief to sell tte 1987 Rard LTD Cruiser VIN #2EASF72:?7HX212405
and the prooeeds of tiie sale be placed in the existing Police
Cruiser Coital Reserve Fmd, such sale to take place witiiin
60 (sixty) days of the nar unit going into service.
20. Tb see if the Tbwn of Danville will vote to raise and apprcpriate the sun of $400. (Pour Hundred Dollars) as a ocntrihuticn to the Amsrican Red Cross Seacoast Area Onapter. (Not
reLUtitBjded ty Selectmen)
21. Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to raise and ^pxpriate the
sun of $650. in 1993 to assist RocJdnghBm Counseling
Cfenter
fonnerly Rxkinghem Child and Fondly Services, a private ncnprafit organizaticn, ^lAm±l offers quality counseling services
to our residents. (By petiticn)
Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to raise and ^pxpriate the
sun of $6400. (Sixty-four hundred dollars) to purdnase new snow
22.
plows.
Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to raise and ^prcpriate the
sun of $5,000. (Five Thousand Dollars) to be placed in the Colhy Wtoorial Library Coital Reserve Fund for future ccnstruc23.
ticn.
24. Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to raise and apprcpriate the
sun of $8,300. (Eighty-Three Hundred Dollars) for the purdiase
of a coiputer padoge for the OoUy l^fenorial Library. (The
breakdcwn of costs for the cnrputer pacSsge is as follcws:
$5,500. for tiie required software and hardware and an additicnal $2,800. for the estinated 400 hours necessary to eiter the
bock and nagazine infornBticn into the library data-base.
Tb see if the Ttwn will vote to raise and ^prcpriate the
sun of TVenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) ard at the same
time establish a rsij Coital Reserve Fund for future tcwrwd.de
25.
revaluaticn.
26. Tb see if the Ttwn -will vote to raise and appxprlate the
sun of $8,000. (Eiair THXBAND IXIIARS) to appcmse an3 reassess all M±>ile ItmES, situated in M±)ile Ptxre Parte, in the
Tbwn, said re-assesaiEnts to be cnrpleted in tiire to be used in
the cnrputaticn of the 1993 1^ I^te. (By petiticn) (Not reoanroTdBd by Selectrtai)
27. lb see if the Tbwn will vote to withdraw $2,000. (two
Thousand Dollars fran the Oolhy Tbwn Ftacest Fund to be used to
repair tine Tbwn Rarest Road (also known as Tlrkertcwn Road.)
28. Tb see if tine Tbwn will vote to raise and apprcpriate the
Sim of $1,000. (Qie Thousand Dollars) for repairs to tiie ballfield (known as the Kameth R. Day I^ferDrial Field) and withdraw
these funds fran the Recreaticn Coital Reserve Fund.
29. Tb see if the Tbwn will -vote to eliminate curb-side recycling and institute a oaitral drcp-off recycling piCDgran.
(i^pxK. savings $22,000.00 a year)
Tb see if the Ttwn will -vote to cpaa Rockriitmcn Rcjad,
was closed by Ttwn Nfeeting in 1954, so that a develcper
nay iirpcDve tiie road to meet or substantially iteet all ccn30.
\AiLdi
structioi standards for prcpcBed streets (including paving) as
described in the Tbwn's Subdivisicn Regulaticns, dated August
and ari^^ additicnal requirerEnts that itay be iitposed
8, 1991,
ty the Planning Board anc^/ca: Tbwn Ehgineer. This apprcval will
be in effect for two (2) ysars and tiie road will revert to a
closed road unless substantial work has beai aocntpli^ied, as
-verified by the Tbwn Ehgineer. In this case, tiie appxjval will
be extaided for an additicnal two (2) years.
31.
Tbwn
tiie
To raise such suns of nmey as ney be necessary to defray
charges for the aisuing year and neke apprcpriaticns of
sane.
Tb transact any otiier business that nay
fore the ^feeting.
32.
legally acme be-
The polls will be cpai fran 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 pjn.
The seocnd sessicn of the Business
I^feeting
will be held at
1:00 p.m. en
Saturday, Nferdi 13, 1993, at tiie Fire Assodaticn
Ifell.
Givai under our hands and seal, tiiis fifteaiUi day of
pyxuary, in the year of our Lard nineteai hundred and ninetythree.
DCREENM. MXRE
PMRICm L.
mXE E.
CniE'
CMEIOJETIE
Eanville Selec±irai
A
true ocpy of ^\&rr3nt
— Attest:
DCKEENM. MXRE
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HJDGET aitffnEE AFFRCFREMlOSr
$769,499.
AiDunt of Estiitated Revoiues,
Exclusive of Taxes
423,810.
Airxnt of T^keb to be I^sed
(Exclusive of Scicol & Qxinty TfeKEs)
$345,689.
Less:
EAVID M.
HIOG
MLLTM J.
rATTimPTW.
JCW R. HniWER
Q^miS OHE'
mUCE E.
MariRRFM nRFRTFy
MICH?^EL B.
PSSEUN
M. DfiVID KIMBALL
MMiE
TECN M. BUZZELL
Budget Ocrtmittee
SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES
Appropriation - $16,960.
Caillouette, Bruce, Selectman
$ 1,270.00
Carey, Linda, Auditor
425.00
Cote', Patricia, Selectman
1,270.00
Howe, Patricia, Town Clerk & Dep. Tax. Coll. 5, 588. 50
Kimball, Donald, Auditor
425.00
Mace, William, Treasurer
1,060.00
Ouellette, Holly, Dep. Town Clerk
329.50
Meigs, Peter, Trustee of Trust Funds
210.00
Moore, Doreen, Selectman Chairman
1,485.00
Sigilman, Jane, Tx.Coll. & Dep.Tn.Clk.
2,713.60
Resident Tax Fees
920.50
$15,697.10
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
Appropriation - $4,104.
Bergman, Sandra, Election
Blaney, Laureen, Election
Bilo, M. Constance, Election
Byron, Francine, Election & Registration
Caillouette, Bruce, Election
Caldwell, Rosemary, Election
Cote', Patricia, Election
Danville Fire Belles, Meals
Dennis, Kathleen, Election
Douglas Mfg., Booths
East Coast Lumber, Supplies
Ellis, David, Election
Field, Tamara, Election
Fries, Walter, Election
Greeley, F. Bradford, Election
Greeley, Maureen, Election
Howe, Patricia, Election
Howe, Patricia, Reimbursement
Kimball, Donald, Election & Registration
Kimball, Donald, Reimbursement
LAB Safety, Supplies
Mace, Claire, Election
23
$
47.70
52.00
195.40
340.67
95.40
53.00
195.40
300.00
32.00
284.31
32.38
14.00
34.00
178.00
195.40
195.40
231.00
16.37
434.65
139.39
408.31
195.40
Marshall, Elisabeth, Election
Meigs, Deborah, Election
Moore, Doreen, Election
Rumery, Mary, Election & Registration
Schwarten, Marie, Election
Sigilman, Jane, Election
Timberlane Reg. Sch. Dist., Checklists
Unger, David, Election
41.70
147.70
195.40
405.47
195.40
75.00
16.00
100.00
$4,852.85
TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES
Appropriation
- $17,000.
Allied Printing, Town Report
$ 1,688.00
24.00
BOCA International, Permits
52.90
Branham Publishing Co.
272.20
Butterworth, Law Books
125.00
Caldwell, Rosemary, Computer Print-outs
14.50
Carey, Linda, Reimbursement Postage
44.95
CaseyPaper Co., Supplies
245.45
C.C.S., Repairs & Supplies
22.50
Haverhill Gazette, Legal
130.79
Spls.
etc.
Howe, Patricia, Reimbursement
244.20
Howe, Patricia, Computer Work
583.68
Ideal Business Products, Tax Bills
89.54
Kimball, Donald, Reimbursement Supplies
161.40
Loring, Short & Harmon, Supplies
Mace, Claire, Salary
7,435.45
Mace, Claire, Reimb. Spls, pstg.,etc.
101.58
Mace, William, Reimb. Mileage
250.00
Meigs, Peter, Trust Funds Expenses
228.39
32.51
Moore, Doreen, Reimbursement Tel. Calls
542.94
N. E. Telephone
N. H. Assoc, of Assess. Officials
20.00
15.00
N. H. Tax Collector's Association
811.48
N.H.M.A., Dues etc.
2,192.02
Postmaster Danville
797.00
Ram Printing, Supplies
869.00
Rockingham County Registry of Deeds
1.50
Rockingham County Probate
8.27
Sigilman, Jane, Reimbursement supplies, etc.
825.10
Sigilman, Jane, Computer Work
9.95
Springer, Curtis, Reimbursement postage
24
Trend Business Forms, Dog Tags, etc.
Vickers, Kathy, Tax Manual
125.76
7.00
$17,972.06
REVALUATION OF PROPERTY
Appropriation - $10,000.
Noyes, Harlan A. Contract
$7,800.00
LEGAL EXPENSES
Appropriation - $15,000.
Loughlin & Wade
FICA &
$4,316.00
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
Appropriation - $7,600.
I.
R.
19.79
7,320.07
50.12
$7,389.98
S.
$
Plaistow Bank & Trust, Deposits
State of New Hampshire
PLANNING/ZONING & BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Appropriation - $3,948.
Board of Adjustment
Haverhill, Gazette, Legal
Howland, John, Reimbursement
85.49
67.53
Planning Board
Haverhill Gazette, Legal
182.35
Moore, Robert, Reimb. Mtg.
10.00
Mitchell, Richard, Rec. fees
32.00
N.H.M.A., Meetings
30.00
Parker, Gilbert, Rec. fees
24.00
Postmaster, Danville, Postage
58.00
Rock. PI an. Coram. Dues/mtgs.
1,952.00
Sigilman, Jane, Reimb. pstg.
117.49
Sigilman, Jane, Salary
854.70
25
$
153.02
3,260.54
$3,413.56
GENERAL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
Appropriation - $18,000.
Collins, Paul, Old Mtg. House balance
Cover-rite, Complex
Dependable, Complex
Doucet, Electric
Eastern Propane, Gas
Exeter & Hampton, Electric
Faxon, Library well & pump
Fellows, Oil
Fitzpatrick Plumbing, Complex
Hadley, Lewis, Reimbursement
Hadley, Lewis, Salary
Kimball, Donald, Reimbursement Spls.
N. H. Fence, Library Flag Pole
Peerless Alarm
Pete's Sewer Service, Complex
CEMETERIES
Appropriation
Sc
166.34
1,375.00
490.00
1,025.54
797.46
6,814.12
2,862.50
4,262.68
889.58
4.69
1,734.00
96.61
150.00
227.00
150.00
$21,045.52
FILL
- $7,000.
Dad 'N the Boys, Fill
Dodge Agway, Supplies
Kimball Tree Service
Mark's Labor Works, Contract
Rowe's Gas Station (1991)
Waters, Thomas, Loam
Waters, Thomas, Rental Equipment
472.00
180.00
275.00
2,541.25
7.30
528.00
510.00
$4,513.55
$
INSURANCE
Appropriation - $40,000.
$32,253.00
500.00
$32,753.00
Watson Insurance Agency
Western World
TOWN ENGINEER
Appropriation
- $2,000.
Cummings, S. E. Assoc, Engineering
Cummings S E Assoc , Tax Map
,
.
.
.
26
$1,500.00
485.00
$1,985.00
PUBLIC SAFETY— POLICE
Appropriation - $59,193.
Adamson Industries
$
A. T. & T. Communications
Bound Tree
Brownie's Garage
Butterworth, Law Books
Central Equipment
Costa Arms
Draper Energy, Fuel
Driver's Guide
East Coast Lumber
Economy Distributors
Freedom Tire
Gall's, Inc.
Gustavson, Dr. Paul, Shots
Haverhill Gazette, Legal
Homestead Gun Shop
Lube King
McFarland Ford, Repairs
Neptune, Inc., Clothing, etc.
N. E. Telephone
Perfecta Camera
Senter Auto, Supplies
Treasurer, State of N. H.
T.C.S. Communications, Radio
Beauchamp, Leo, Salary
Bergman, Sandra, Salary
Billbrough, Thomas, Salary
Greeley, F. B. Salary
Greeley, F. B. Reimbursement
Greeley, Maureen, Salary
Greeley, Maureen, Reimbursement
Greeley, Michael, Salary
Greeley, Michael, Uniform Reimb.
Melanson, Douglas, Salary
Parsons, Wade, Salary
Roy, Mark, Salary
Roy, Mark, Reimbursement
27
26.53
540.00
28.73
1,056.32
544.84
144.38
410.00
2,842.90
19.45
76.75
75.80
64.95
81.47
140.00
24.50
182.00
133.25
194.95
.3,496.50
.4,399.14
225.00
22.98
100.00
825.00
4,605.91
2,204.69
4,045.92
4,086.50
109.09
6,431.02
74.06
4,831.44
43.00
5,861.61
4,528.11
3,687.01
11.97
$56,175.78
POLICE— OUTSIDE DETAIL
Appropriation - $2,500.
Special Detail
Bergman/ Sandra
Billbrough, Thomas
Greeley, F. Bradford
Greeley, Maureen
Greeley, Michael
Melanson, Douglas
Court
Billbrough, Thomas
Melanson, Douglas
State Grant
Beauchamp, Leo
Billbrough, Thomas
Greeley, Michael
Melanson, Douglas
Parsons, Wade
Roy, Mark
108.00
84.00
132.00
54.00
420.00
798.00
30.00
$1,596.00
Draper Energy, Fuel
Duhaime, Bertrand, Training
Earl s Garage
East Coast Lumber
Emergency Warning
Fisher, Jason, Training
Fortier, Frank, Reimbursement
Franklin Products
Goodrich, Safety
Gustavson, Dr. Paul, Shots
Hampstead Hardware
Jaffrey Fire Protection
Kimball, Donald, Reimbursement
Liberty International Trucks
Marr Radio
Mike's Appliance
Military Motors, Parts
N.F.P.A.
N. H. Retirement
Nanco
National Directory
Northern Oil
145 Mars ton St., Inc.
Official Scanner Guide
Parts Associates
Postmaster, Danville
Pouliot, Janice, Reimbursement
Pouliot, John, Reimbursement
Ram Printing, Stationery
Rescue, Magazine
Senter Auto, Supplies
Shanahan
Smith's Fire Equipment
T.C.S. Communications
Truck Sales
Union Leader, Legal
Vernon, Frank, Reimbursement
Young, Jack, Company
N. E. Telephone
Bean, Amy, Salary
Bean, David
Bielecki, Paul
Broadhead, David
'
29
710.72
15.00
66 00
2.78
264.75
225.00
5.49
134.64
40.00
210.00
4.79
180.00
237.76
287.82
1,056.00
45.00
567.00
387.75
132.00
40 00
30.00
98.95
82.50
33.95
208.30
29.00
58,00
43.34
241.00
33.90
359.35
80 00
193.75
2,702.89
112.73
18.00
19.95
269.39
3,063.90
116.88
577.80
529.51
282.00
.
.
.
Broadhead, Donna
Caldwell, John
CamachO/ Elizabeth
Devanney, Richard
Duhaime, Bertrand
Ferrell, Austin
Fisher, Jason
Fortier, Frank
Gauvin, Albert
Gauvin, Barbara
Gauvin, David
Greeley, Daniel
Hi liner, John
Kimball, Donald
Kimball, M. David
Per in, Timothy
Pouliot, Janice
Pouliot, John
Skaff, Bruce
Streeter, Paul
Woitkiin, Steven
150.00
324.01
231.15
279.25
709.65
643.57
433.26
354.69
215.69
264.56
227.50
100.50
498.43
1,186.56
991.31
57.00
550.44
632.40
5.50
117.01
571.20
$38,411.32
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Appropriation - $5,000.
Gall's Inc., Supplies
Sargent Sowell, Inc.
T.C.S. Communications, Radio
466.90
77.94
976.32
$1,521.16
$
INSPECTORS
Appropriation - $6,000.
Collins, David, Bldg. & Plumbing Inspec.
Doucet, Peter, Electric Inspector
Kimball, M. David, Fire Inspector
$2,006.51
998.25
438.75
$3,443.51
FOREST FIRES
Appropriation - $1,400.
Devanney, Richard,
$
30
13.90
Duhaime, Bert rand
East Coast Lumber
Fisher, Jason
Hillner, John
Kimball, Donald
Kimball, Donald, Reimbursement
Kimball, M. David
Pufko, Foam
Woitkion, Steven
10.18
25.60
13.90
21.14
18.84
30.00
21.14
117.50
14.88
$288.08
TOWN MAINTENANCE
Appropriation - $95,000.
Income - $32,075.27 RSA 235:23
Colby Fund
$ 3,159.27
Barrett Paving
Bell Sc Flynn
Cahill Electronics
Cheney Lumber
Claremont Chemical
Dad 'N The Boys, Gravel
Demo Realty
East Coast Lumber
Eastern Minerals
Eastern Specialty
Federal Surplus
Future Supply
George, Leslie, Mowing
Greeley, Maureen, Plowing
Hampstead Hardward
Hazelton, R. C, Parts
Hydro Conduit Culverts
Kimball Tree Service
N. E. Barricade
Palmer Construction
Proctor's Blacksmith
Rinman Services
Rockingham Feed & Supply
Sanborn, Melton, Hay
Senter Auto, Supplies
Stoney Brook Dev. Co-op., Sand
Waters, Thomas, Rental
31
$
734.40
3,968.00
69.40
392.75
250.00
170.00
150.00
9.10
10,703.14
93.95
43.00
1,945.74
836.00
990.00
30.82
891.30
670.80
300.00
802.37
520.00
49.10
375.00
694.20
12.00
932.11
675.00
2,177.50
Haverhill Steel
Caillouette, Bruce, Rental
Goldthwaite, Clyde, Equipment Rental
Johnson, Robert, Grader Rental
Bragg, Peter, Labor
Mace, William, Labor
Melkonian, Randall, Labor
Melkonian, Randall, Truck Rental
Palmer, Manford, Truck Rental
Palmer, Manford, Labor
137.10
7,250.00
48,220.00
360.00
84.00
84.00
4,079.00
470.00
1,509.00
3,712.00
$94,390.78
DAMS
Appropriation - $1,500.
St. of N. H. Water Division, Dues
Waters, Thomas, Dam repairs
50.00
2,989.00
$3,039.00
$
STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation - $2,200.
$2,236.76
Exeter & Hampton Electric
REPAIR TOWN ROADS
Appropriation
- $35,000.
$35,000.00
Bell & Flynn
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
Appropriation - $124,209.
WM/NH Clean-up
WM/NH Contract
WM/NH Disposal
4,597.80
52,284.00
61,457.78
370.00
200.00
132.00
132.00
$119,153.58
$
Allen, David, Consultant
Goldthwaite, Clyde, Backhoe
Greeley, Maureen, Labor
Kimball, Donald, Labor
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149-M
Appropriation - $605.
N.H.R.R./ Association Dues
Springer, Curtis, Reimbursement
$304.50
9.07
$313.57
RECYCLING
Appropriation - $34,200.
$34,200.00
W.M./N.H.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Appropriation - $2,500.
Waters, Thomas, Inspector
$1,046.25
ANIMAL CONTROL
Appropriation - $4,566.
Clough, Christine, Salary
Clough, Christine, Mileage Reimb.
Greeley, Maureen, Salary
Greeley, Maureen, Mileage Reimb.
Greeley, Maureen, Supplies Reimb.
M.S.P.C.A.
T.C.S. Communications
338.45
34.23
3,194.70
76.23
278.97
72.00
69.00
$4,063.58
$
GENERAL ASSISTANCE
Appropriation - $30,000.
Various Vendors
$22,251.73
HUMAN SERVICES
Appropriation
- $13,767.
Center for Life Management
Family Mediation
Lamprey Health
Rockingham Community Action Program
Rockingham V. N. A.
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$
2,768.00
2,616.00
1,450.00
2,823.00
3,610.00
500.00
$13,767.00
Vic Geary Center
LIBRARY
Appropriation - $14,500.
Colby Memorial Library Trustees
Billbrough, Dorothy, Librarian
Billbrough, Dorothy, Custodian
Healey, Martha, Aide
Heal ey, Ruth, Assistant
Meigs, Deborah, Librarian
Moore, Alicia, Aide
7,525.00
3,054.38
377.04
105.00
2,363.87
844.95
210.00
$14,480.24
$
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES
Appropriation - $100.
Burnett, Marjorie, Reimb. flowers
$
26.00
CONSERVATION
Appropriation
N. H. Assoc, of Cons. Comm.
,
- $250.
Dues
Postmaster, Danville
$150.00
29.00
$179.00
INTEREST-TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES
Appropriation
- $75,000.
$40,764.34
Plaistow Bank & Trust
WARRANT ARTICLES
Fire Truck-$115,500.
Navistar Financial Corp.
$35,437.68
Cruiser-$8,500.
Trustees of Trust Funds
$8,500.00
P. D. P.C. Computer-$ 1,500.
Access Mfg. Co., Computer
Greeley, F. B., Reimb. Comp. table
$1,327.00
104.98
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Kimball, Donald, Reimb. supplies
90.13
$1,522.11
Kenneth R. Day Field- $1,000.
Danville Youth League, Reimb.
$402.73
Computer Package To¥n-$10,000.
B.M.S.I., Software
H.R.I., Computer
Doucet Electric
Kimball, Donald, Reimb. supplies, etc.
Springer, Curtis, Reimb. supplies, etc.
$
$
Seacoast Hospice
6,220.00
2,482.00
75.00
183.23
529.23
9,489.46
$400.00
PICA Adjustment
-11.26
$688 ' 67i 53
TOTAL BUDGET
.
NON BUDGET ITEMS
1990 Town Hall W. A. Cover-rite
Refunds & Abatements
1991 Property
Previous Years
M. V. Overpayments
1992 Property O'pyts.
$
11,194.49
13,797.53
249.18
363.00
1,963.67
16,373.38
924.00
60.00
108.00
1,092.00
State of N. H.
Marriage Licenses
Vital Statistics
Dog Licenses Due State
45.52
State Witness Reimbursement
County Treasurer-C.R. Chandler
134,659.00
Taxes Bought By Town
321,556.74
Timber lane Regional School District
2,030,619.48
Temporary Loans Plaistow Bank & Trust
2,000,000.00
TOTAL PAYMENTS FOR YEAR
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$5 , 204 200 88
,
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PLANNING BOARD
The downturn in the New England economy is still
evident in the reduced work load of the Planning
Board. Most of the new lots created in Danville in
1992 came from a single subdivision.
Four previously conditionally-approved subdivision permits
were renewed and one such subdivision was denied
renewal
All the zoning changes recommended by the Planning
Board passed at the 1992 Town Meeting. The members
of the Planning Board would like to take this opportunity to thank the residents of the Town for
their support in the past and hope for their continued cooperation and support.
This year there are two proposals for zoning
changes/additions. The first proposal deals with
the maximum grades for driveways. The second, submitted by petition, seeks to establish an Adult
Mobile Home Park Zone and an Adult Mobile Home
Park. The Planning Board, after holding a public
hearing and carefully reviewing the petitioned article, felt that this was an almost textbook illustration of spot zoning and, therefore, cannot recommend passage of this proposal.
The Planning Board has reviewed the Soil Type Lot
Sizing Model Ordinance and, using a simple math
model of its provisions, applied it to the types of
soils commonly found in Danville. The result was
that the lot size calculation approaches the curcontinue
rent lot size. The Planning Board will
its review of the model ordinance to determine its
suitability to the needs of Danville residents.
ROBERT MOORE, Member
M. DAVID KIMBALL, Member
GIL PARKER, Member
GEORGE BLAISDELL, Alt.
RICHARD MITCHELL, Alt.
PHILIP PERLONGO, Chairman
JOHN POULIOT, Secretary
PATRICIA COTE', Sel. Rep.
CHARLES COTE', Member
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ANIMAL CON IROL DEPARTMENT
The Animal Control Department was once again
very busy this past year. We have had calls from
barking dogs to a bear hit by a car.
We try to do the best job we can and try to be
fair in the way we do it.
In some cases owners of
dogs ignore our warnings and continue to let their
dogs run loose. These people will now be facing
other charges and possible court action. We will
be forced to pick up the dogs and hold them at the
owners' expense until all fines and pickup fees are
paid and/or court action is taken.
Please do not let your children play with any
stray dog or cat they may look healthy but could
be carrying rabies.
If your own animals have been
or/are running at large they may be carrying the
saliva from a rabid animal on its coat and that
makes them very contagious. Your pets should be
given a bath and dried thoroughly before any children play with them. Also when washing them please
use good plastic gloves for your own protection.
You should get all your animals their rabies
shots.
If you own animals other than cats and dogs
contact your vet for info as to who does or doesn't
need the rabies shots.
State laws say that any law officer may go
house-to-house and check for rabies certificates
for all your dogs and cats.
Please be very careful with any animal that
does not appear to be acting right there is a
large-scale epidemic of rabies in the United States
and it is not only raccoons that are infected but
many other types of animals large and small.
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Animals picked up
Barking dogs
Dead animals
Animals destroyed
Phone calls
229
122
31
10
671
Animals placed/returned 208
12
Dogs running deer
9
Deer hit by cars
1
Bear hit by car
17
Town assists
MAUREEN GREELEY, A. C. 0.
CHRIS CLOUGH, Assistant
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DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
1992
As in past years, even with the slow economy,
our communities population has continued to grow.
With this growth our Police Department has more
property to protect, people to serve, roads to patrol, increasing the amount of service requests by
approximately 20 percent.
In 1992 the department applied for and received over nine hundred dollars in N. H. Highway
Safety grant money.
This was used for dedicated traffic enforcement and D.W.I, patrols. Even though this must be
used in addition to scheduled patrol hours, it
still adds to the visibility of the department.
I believe the increased visibility is at least
partly responsible for the decrease in the incidence of burglary in 1992 over 1991 (Approximately
50%).
you for your conI would again like to thank
tinued support and cooperation and hope that 1993
is a safe and prosperous year for all of us.
CALLS FOR SERVICE
Alarms
102
Animals
19
Arrests
20
Assaults
19
Assists
240
Bad checks
13
Burglaries
10
Community service
7
Criminal threatening
7
Deaths investigated
2
Discharge of firearms 23
Domestic disputes
89
Emergency messages
10
Juvenile
72
Loud parties
24
Miscellaneous
104
Missing persons
18
Obscene calls
30
Prowlers
13
Recovered property
21
44
Suspicious persons
Suspicious vehicles
92
Thefts
51
Vacation home checks 123
Vandalism
68
Well being checks
12
TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE 1240
Eight criminal complaints were prosecuted, all
resulting in convictions and several grand jury
felong indictments.
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MOTOR VEHICLE ACTIVITY
Accidents investigated
DWI Arrests
Traffic Citations issued
Traffic Warnings issued
39
6
183
227
TOTAL MOTOR VEHICLE ACTIVITY
455
The above complaints were heard in Plaistow
District Court with a conviction rate of 99%.
F.
BRADFORD GREELEY
Police Chief
BUILDING INSPECTOR'S REPORT
NO.
TYPE
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New home permits
1
28
1
1992
ESTIMATED COST
$1,747,965.00
New mobile home permit
3,000.00
Additions, garages, etc.
181,394.00
11,000.00
Pool permit
$1,943,359.00
DAVID COLLINS
Building Inspector
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FOREST FIRE WARDEN REPORT
REMEMBER, no person, or company, shall kindle
or cause to be kindled any fire or shall bum or
cause to be burned any material WITHOUT first obtaining a written permit from the Forest Fire Waron the date the burning
den, Deputy, or his agent,
is to be done xinless the same is in the presence of
the Warden, Deputy or his agent.
There shall be no burning of rubbish or other
debris is an outdoor incinerator or open barreltype device within the Town of Danville.
There shall be no burning of leaves within the
Town of Danville at any time of the year.
DONALD M. KIMBALL
Forest Fire Warden
DANVILE FIRE DEPARTMENT- 1992 REPORT
1990 1991 1992
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
14
Any fire within a structure
Any fire except structures and
motor vehicles
Motor vehicle fires
Illegal fires
Smoke investigations (No emergency)
Motor vehicles involved in accidents20
Rescue-number of calls
Rescue-number of victims
Ambulance transports
Service call incl. non-emergency
assistance to Police
False alarms-good intentions
False alarms-malicious
Mutual aid-rendered
Mutual aid-received
Involvement of hazardous materials
Training drills
Total incidents
Thank you for your support at the last Town
Meeting - we now have the latest piece of apparatus
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in service and on line to serve your emergency
needs. The two trucks that were retired have been
sold, and the proceeds placed into the Capital Reserve Fund for use when another vehicle is needed.
This year we are asking for your support in
replacing our antiquated breathing apparatus with
new modern units that meet the mandates of NIOSH,
OSHA and NFPA.
With a reasonable capital improvement program
we hope to be able to properly address the emergency problems of a growing community. During the
last year we added over twenty-five homes.
A brief description and evaluation of our present apparatus:
Unit Age Description
GPM Tank Cond. Future Use
El 26 Second attack 750 1000 Good Second Attack
E2 NEW Attack/rescue 1250 1000 Exc. Attack/Rescue
T3 29 Water supply
500 2000 Fair Old-Usable
9 Medic rescue
Good Cont'd. Serv.
R4
T6 40 Forestry
300 1200 Fair Replace '94 *
E7
Heavy Support 1250 2250 Exc. Heavy Support
5
Fair Replace '94 *
F8 40 Forestry
300
Old E2 and R5 were replaced with new E2.
*Plan to replace these in '94 with a Forestry unit.
M. DAVID KIMBALL
DONALD KIMBALL
STEVEN WOITKUN
Fire Wards
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PATAC ANNUAL REPORT— 1992
The Plaistow Area
Transit Advisory
Committee
(PATAC) continues its work to bring commuter service to the area and to restore commuter rail servrepresentatives
have
ice to N. H. Area towns'
worked diligently with State Dept, of Transportation Officials, the Rockingham Planning Comm./ the
Merrimack Valley Planning Comm. , the Mass. Bay
Transit Authority and Guilford Transportation Co.
In addition, the Coach Co. of Plaistow and the
Harris Co. of Boston, have worked closely
F. R.
with PATAC and with each other in planning for a
large, multi-modal transportation center in Plaistow, where residents can board buses or trains for
It is expoints south toward Boston and beyond.
pected that such a center will be in operation
within a year to serve the people of this area.
In December, PATAC hosted a fund-raiser with a
passengers
holiday multi-modal trip to Boston
drove to the Bradford MBTA station in Haverhill,
Ma., where they boarded a train into North Station
Plans are already underway for next
in Boston.
year's trip and information about the trip may be
obtained from any member of PATAC.
there will be both commuter
If all goes well,
bus and rail service this year, and the high-speed
passenger trains between Boston and Portland, Me.
will be familiar sights to area residents.
PATAC meets on the last Tuesday of each month
on a rotating basis in member towns.
PATAC thanks residents of member towns for
their continued support and input, and we welcome
everyone to our meetings.
—
MERILYN P. SENTER
Chairman
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CEMETERY REPORT
In addition to the regular cleanup and mowing
at all cemeteries, stumps, rocks, and brush at the
rear of the Old Meeting House Cemetery were removed
and the area smoothly graded. Safety covers were
placed on the wells.
Looking to the future, the committee is in the
process of seeking suitable land for use as a cemetery. We plan also to designate a separate area of
use for burials by cremation. We will also be considering appropriate regulations for use of any new
cemeteries.
We would like to take this opportunity to remind owners of cemetery lots to remove all containers or ornaments from the graves by November 1.
Otherwise, they will be disposed of at the discretion of the sexton when making his fall cleanup.
Thank you for your cooperation.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
Richard C. Kimball
Margaret H. Landry
Beth L. Caillouette
Fire
Police
382-6620
382-4443
TOWN OFFICE
382-8253
SELECTMEN
Ist
and 3rd Monday at 6:30p.m.
TOWN CLERK
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
7:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.
7:00p.m. to 9:00p.m.
9:00a.m. to 12:00noon
TAX COLLECTOR
1st
and 3rd Thursday
7:00 to 9:00p.m.
PLANNING BOARD
2nd and 4th Thursday at
7:30p.m.