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Annual Reports of the Selectmen, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Public Library, Trustees of the Cemetery, and Trustees Of 1- o UJ z en :i^ en< UJ ABOUT THE COVER The front cover depicts the East Kingston Community United Methodist Church, as it appeared m the 1880's. This church was built in 1842 and was largely abandoned because the conference did not station preachers in East Kingston from 1857 through 1873. hi 1873, the.Methodist Episcopal Society was formed, and in 1891 the building was restored, and the tower added. A bell was donated m 1892, and m 1899 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morrill donated a handsome Tower Clock, thereby, conferring a public benefit to the citizens of East Kingston.* Many citizens in Town believe that the Town owned the church clock, and how this came about cannot be found in any record. However, in the 1950 Town Report, there is an account that justifies this belief or at least a financial responsibility that the Town had to the church, hi the Town Report under Town Expenses called "Unclassified," it states the followmg: Church Clock - Earl Stewart, Winding Clock to October 1 - $18.75; William Galos, Winding Clock, October 1 to Dec. 31 - $6.75 and Archie A. Rose, Work on Church Clock - $12.00 - Total $37.50. Archie Rose wound the clock for many years, and as a young boy, Larry Smith often assisted him. There is quite a difference between this picture of the church, and the present day church. The church appears back then to resemble our present day Town Hall. The addition of the Tower is the greatest difference, along with the canopy roofs over the doors. Note that there is a dirt road and a lack of trees, with only bushes, which was typical of the 1800's. Today the church is undergoing more construction with the addition of a parking lot. We express our appreciation to the EKCUM Church for granting permission to use the picture. Source: 250* Anniversary Committee townreport2004 -j^ I. 2004 East Kingston Town Report In Memory AMANDA J. ROSSI GALLANT RICHARD A. COOK 03/06/1967 - 11/03/2004 08/26/1941 - 08/04/2004 During 2004, the Town of East Kingston lost two very important residents who gave unselfishly of their time to their community. Amanda Gallant was a lifelong resident of East Kingston, and through working for the family business "Rossi Construction," she knew everyone and all the streets and back roads of the Town. She helped our "Road Agent" (also known as her father, Bob Rossi) to keep our roads plowed, sanded and salted during the winter months, and operated Bob's Septic Service with her husband Matt; as well as serving on local Town boards. Amanda served as our Emergency Management Operations Center Director, a member of the Planning Board, the East Kingston Fire Department and the East Kingston Volunteer Fire Association. Amanda was always very cheerful, and consistently willing to lend a hand with any situation. She was a wonderful wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend who gave of herself to her "hometown" as well as her wonderful family. Amanda will be sorely missed by all. Richard "Dick" Cook was always seen with a smile on his face. He was always a true gentleman, who had a kind word for everyone. Dick offered his valuable knowledge and expertise by participating on the Zoning Board of Adjustment and the Seacoast MPO Advisory Committee, along with being a member of the East Kingston Fire Department and Boy Scouts. Dick was a partner of Tri-C Manufacturing in East Kingston prior to retiring, as well as Franklin Park, LLC. He was also a devoted family man, a wonderful friend, and will be greatly missed. 2004 East Kingston Town Report TOWN OF EAST KINGSTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE SELECTMEN 1940 - Present Charles W. Monahan 1940-1955 Ralph B. West, Jr. 1950-1956 Frederick L. Smith 1954-1963 / 1970-1973 Richard G. Keliey 1955-1962 Guy E. Nickerson 1956-1964 Marshall G. Bean 1962-1967 Ernest J. Moreau 1963-1969 Wesley S. Nickerson 1964-1971 Richard F. Connelly 1967-1970 Richard B. Pelley 1969-1972 William R. Osgood 1971-1974 Daniel T. Bodwell 1972-1979 David C. Andrzejewski 1973-1980 / 1983-1985 Henry F. Lewandowski, Jr. 1974-1977 1977-1978 . William V. Chouinard, Jr. Richard A. Smith, Jr. 1978-1984 Walter B. Schotterbeck 1979-1982 Donald C. Andolina 1980-1983 / 1987-1993 / 1997-2002 Nathaniel B. Rowell 1982-1989 Barbara M. Metcalf 1984-1987 Donald H. Clark 1985-1988 Raymond R. Donald 1988-1997 / 1999-Present William A. DiProfio 1989-1995 Joseph C. Cacciatore 1993-1996 Andrew L.T. Berridge 1995-1998 James Roby Day, Jr. 1996-1999 John L. Fillio 1998-2004 Matthew B. Dworman 2003 Ronald F. Morales 2004 2004 East Kingston Town Report ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SELECTMEN, TAX COLLECTOR, TOWN CLERK, TREASURER, PUBLIC LIBRARY, TRUSTEES OF THE CEMETERY, AND TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2004 BOARD OF EDUCATION AND SCHOOL TREASURER FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2004 TOGETHER WITH THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE TOWN OF EAST KINGSTON NEW HAMPSHIRE 2004 Printed by: The Whittier Press 101 Market Street Amesbury,MA 01913 2004 East Kingston Town Report - Table of Contents TOWN GOVERNMENT & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AUDITOR'S REPORT 2003 & 2004 39 BALANCE SHEET 45 BUDGET (Revenues & Expenses) for 2004 & 2005 47 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN (CIP) 71 CEMETERY FINANCIAL STATEMENT 51 CONSERVATION COMMISSION FUND 52 INVENTORY OF TOWN PROPERTY 68 INVENTORY OF VALUATION 66 QBRARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT 53 RECOMMENDED CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FY 2005 BUDGET 74 SELEaMEN'S STATE OF THE TOWN 14 TAX COLLECTOR LEVY BALANCES 55 TAX RATE BREAKDOWN 67 TOWN CLERK RECEIPTS.. 62 TOWN MEETING 2004 16 TOWN OFFICER'S INDEX 7 TREASURER'S FINANCIAL STATEMENT 63 TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS STATEMENT 69 UNCOLLECTED TAXES 57 VITAL STATISTICS 76 WARRANT ARTICLES FOR 2005 INSERT BOARD. DEPARTMENT & COMMITTEE REPORTS ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 79 BUILDING INSPECTOR 80 CEMETERY RULES & REGULATIONS 1 07 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 81 CONSERVATION COMMISSION 81 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 84 EXETER RIVER LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ERLAC) 85 FIRE DEPARTMENT 86 4 2004 East Kingston Town Report - Table of Contents HEALTH OFRCER 88 HISTORICAL COMMITTEE 88 LIBRARY 89 NEWSLETTER AND WEBSITE 91 PLANNING BOARD 92 POLICE DEPARTMENT 93 RECREATION COMMITTEE 96 RECYCLING COMMITTEE 97 ROAD AGENT 98 ROCKINGHAM PLANNING COMMISSION 98 SAFETY COMMITTEE 101 TAX COLLECTOR 103 TELEPHONE & HOURS DIRECTORY 6 TOWN CLERK 104 TREASURER 105 TRUSTEES OF THE CEMETERY 105 TRUSTEES OF THE LIBRARY 110 TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS 112 VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION 113 WELFARE OFRCER 115 ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT.. 115 SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORTS ELEMENTARY 122 EXETER REGION COOPERATIVE 1 30 SAU#16 131 2004 East Kinostpn Town Report - Telephone & Hours Directory TOWN OF EAST KINGSTON EMERGENCY CALLS DIAL 911 BUSINESS CALLS Building Inspector 642-8406 Office Elementary School 642-3511 Emergency Management. 642-8406 Fire/Bum Permits 642-8033 Adam J. Mazur Fire Department... 642-3141 Non-emergency Police Department 642-5427 Non-emergency Public Library 642-8333 Monday 9 AM - 7 PM, Wednesday 1 PM - 7 PM, Thursday 3 PM - 7 PM, Friday 9 AM - 1 PM, Saturday 9 AM - 1 PM. Ctosed on Tuesdays & Sundays. Recycling Center 642-8406 Open daily from dawn to dusk, Saturdays 7 AM - 11 AM for assistance. Rubbish Pick-up 642-8406 Every Monday 7 AM curbside. Selectmen's Office 642-8406 Monday - Friday 8 AM - 2 PM State Police 679-3333 Non-emergency Town Cemeteries 642-8406 Town Clerk/Tax Collector 642-8794 Monday 6 PM - 8 PM, Tuesday 8 AM - 2 PM, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 8 AM - 2 PM and 6 PM - 8 PM, Friday 8 AM - 2 PM. 2004 East Kingston Town Report - Town Officers TOWN OFFICERS ELEaED OFFICERS Board of Selectmen (RSA 41:8 to 8-E) 3 year term 2007 Ronald F. Morales 642-8623 2006 Matthew B. Dworman 772-7178 2005 Raymond R. Donald 778-1107 Moderator (RSA 40:1) 2 year term 2006 Robert B. Donovan 642-8386 Road Agent (RSA 231:62 to 62-B) 1 year term 2005 Robert L. Rossi 642-5246 Supervisors of the Checklist (RSA 41:46-a) 6 year term 2010 Patricia A. Mazur 642-8033 2008 Sarah B. Lazor 642-5955 2006 Virginia E. Conti 642-8872 Town Clerk/Tax Collector (RSA 41:45-A) 3 year term 2007 Barbara A. Clark 642-8794 Treasurer (RSA 41:26 to 268) 3 year term 2007 Katherine A. Hankin 394-7415 Trustees of the Cemetery (RSA 31:22) 3 year term 2007 Vytautas Kasinskas 772-8855 2006 Michelle Burns 772-6971 2005 Eugene V. Madej (Appt. Sexton) 642-8457 2005 Henry F. Lewandowski, Jr. 642-8406 Trustees of the Public Library (RSA 202-A:6) 3 year term 2007 2004 East Kingston Town Report - Appointed Officers APPOINTED OFFICERS Animal Control Officer Dec. 2005 Robert A. Marston, DVM 778-0570 Dec. 2005 Deborah J. Marston - Deputy 778-0570 Board of Adjustment (RSA 673:5) 642-8406 Dec. 2007 David E. Ciardelli, Vice Chairman Dec. 2006 Edward A. Cardone, Alternate Dec. 2006 Norman J. Freeman, Sr. Dec. 2005 John V. Daly, Chairman Dec. 2005 Catherine E. Belcher, Alternate Dec. 2005 Peter A. Riley, Alternate Building Inspector 642-8406 Dec. 2005 Raymond R. Donald 778-1107 Dec. 2005 Kory Scalecki, Deputy Building Inspector 778-3986 Conservation Commission 642-8406 Mar. 2007 John L. Fillio, Alternate Mar. 2007 James L. Nupp Mar. 2007 Lawrence K. Smith, Chairman Mar. 2006 Richard S. Urwick Mar. 2006 Marilyn 8. Bott Mar. 2005 Vytautas Kasinskas Mar. 2005 Dennis G. Quintal Mar. 2005 Raymond R. Donald, Alternate Deputy Town Clerk/Tax Collector 642-8794 Dec. 2005 Judith M. Cash Deputy Treasurer 642-8406 Dec.
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