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2020 West Bath Annual Report Important Phone Numbers __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ T In an Emergency Please Dial: 9-1-1 o Bee Swarm Collector (Michael Hennessey) 443-4688 w BMV (Topsham) 725-6520 n Department of Human Services 287-3707 o Annual Report General Assistance (City of Bath) 443-8335 f Annual Report Maine Dept of Transportation 885-7000 Town of West Bath RSU 1 Superintendent 443-6601 W Audited Year Ending June 30, 2020 Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds 443-8214 e Town of West Bath s Sagadahoc Sheriff (non-emergency) 443-8201 Audited Year Ending June 30, 2019 t Seal Hotline (800) 532-9551 Shoal Cove, West Bath United Way of Midcoast Maine 443-9752 B Photo Credit: Jack Ryon West Bath District Court 442-0200 a West Bath Historical Society 389-4498 t h West Bath School 443-9145 West Bath Seaside Grange 443-1266 A West Bath Town Office 443-4342 n n u Visit www.westbath.org for more resources Photo courtesy of Michael Montgomery, West Bath a ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ l Board of Selectmen/Board of Assessors R Madelyn Hennessey, Chair 443-9435 Animal Control Officer Todd Stead · 319-4715 e [email protected] Fire Chief · Jonathan Beane 449-2669 p Add spine and new crop marks to correct size correct marksto crop spineandnew Add Suzanne Andresen 443-3314 Fire Dept (Non-Emergency) 443-1500 o r [email protected] Fire Hall Rental (Lisa Moore) 751-3489 t Kathleen Lavallee 592-1919 For online burn permits visit www.wardensreport.com [email protected] Harbormaster Joe Vaillancourt · 443-6362 West Bath School Board of Directors Health Officer Rick Davis · 891-1508 Keith Hinds, Chair Road Commissioner Steve Renaud · 442-0581 [email protected] Shellfish Warden Doug Alexander · 504-1523 Alexandra Jungbluth Red Tide Hotline (800) 232-4733 [email protected] State Representative Joyce McCreight ·287-1400 Joanne Powers State Senator Eloise Vitelli ·287-1515 [email protected] Ashleigh Randall Transfer Station (888) 857-0800 [email protected] Tues 3-5pm/Sat 8-2pm 883-9777 st rd Casandra Whorff Free curbside recycling on 1 and 3 Friday monthly Composting services available at the Town Hall [email protected]__ 2 0 2 The completed Sabino Road Culvert 0 Photo Credit: Kerry E. Nelson, West Bath Annual Report Town of West Bath Audited Year Ending June 30, 2020 Budget Town Meeting Referendum Election ----------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- ------------ --------------------- ---------------------------- - Tuesday, June 8, 2021 from 10:00am-7:00pm West Bath Fire Hall, 192 State Road, West Bath 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Municipal Information Boards and Committees 4 Municipal Holidays 5 Town Office Information 5 Town Meeting Warrant 6 Boards & Committees Board of Selectmen 16 Board of Appeals 18 Board of Assessment Review 18 Road Commissioner 33 Budget Advisory Committee 19 Shellfish Warden 31 Marine Resources Committee 20 Tax Collector/Treasurer 35 Planning Board 21 Town Clerk/Registrar of Voters 51 West Bath School Board of Directors 22 Vital Records 52 Winnegance Alewife Commission 23 2020 Budget Town Meeting 53 Town Reports 2020 Town Meeting (Election) 65 Animal Control Officer 24 County Reports Assessing Agent 25 Sagadahoc County Communications 66 Auditor’s Report (School) 26 Sagadahoc County EMA 67 Auditor’s Report (Town) 28 Sagadahoc Sheriff’s Office 68 Code Enforcement Officer 30 Government Representatives Fire Chief 31 Harbor Master 32 Directory of Representatives 70 County Commissioner Carol Grose 71 Governor Janet Mills 72 Representative Joyce McCreight 73 Representative Chellie Pingree 74 Senator Susan Collins 75 Senator Angus King 76 Senator Eloise Vitelli 77 Special Contributors West Bath Historical Society 78 Patten Free Library 80 Photos courtesy of Kerry E Nelson Town of West Bath Boards & Committees _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Board of Appeals Justin Hennessey, Chair · Debra Bruce · Ashleigh Randall Barry Kempson, Alternate -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Board of Assessment Review Lisa Atkins · Richard Totten Chester Garrison & Antoinette Tate, Alternates -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Board of Selectmen Kathleen Lavallee, Chair · Suzanne Andresen · Madelyn Hennessey Selectmen meetings are held at Town Hall at 5:30 pm on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month. To discuss an agenda item contact Town Administrator, Kristine Poland at (207) 443-4342. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Broadband Task Force Sandra Basgall ·Elliott Rosen ·Jordi St. John Robert Webb ·Steve Winter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Budget Advisory Committee David Hennessey, Chair · Darlene Estabrook Jeffrey Emerson ·Justin Hennessey · Donna Merry Merrilee Wilson · Antoinette Tate · Marc Travis -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cemetery Committee Catherine Powers · Antoinette Tate · Carl Turner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Energy Committee David Hennessey, Chair · Stephen Singer David Driver ·Steve Hinchman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Investment Committee Paul Coombs, Chair · Steve Kalisz · Robert Weir -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marine Resources Board Warren Swanson, Chair · Paul Mateosian, Secretary · Tim Davis Jason Cray · Dave Morin & Angela Bryant, Alternates Marine Resources Board meets the last Wednesday of the month with no meetings held July/August 6:00 pm October to March (during daylight savings time} and at 7:00 pm from April to September -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Planning Board Darlene Estabrook, Chair · Gerald Mitchell, Jr. · Jeremie Whorff Jim Williams · Scott Andresen & Jay Paris, Alternates Planning Board meetings are held at the West Bath Town Hall at 6:00 pm on the second Tuesday of the month. To discuss an agenda item, contact the Codes Enforcement Officer (207) 443-4342. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recycling Committee Roberta Jordan · Katrina St. John · Elizabeth Woodworth -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- West Bath School Board of Directors Keith Hinds, Chair · Alexandra Jungbluth Joanne Powers· Ashleigh Randall · Casandra Whorff School Board Meetings are held monthly at West Bath School, 126 New Meadows Road. To discuss an agenda item, contact the Superintendent, Emily Thompson, at (207) 443-6305 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Winnegance River Herring Commission David Hennessey, Chair ·John Travis Jr. For upcoming meetings visit www.westbath.com or email [email protected] for updates
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