Town of Chebeague Island 192 North Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Phone: 207-846-3148 [email protected] Fax-207-846-6413
MEMO
To: Town of Chebeague Island Board of Selectmen From: Marjorie E. Stratton, Town Administrator Date: October 14, 2015 Re: Town Administrator’s Report
Cemetery Superintendent Job We have not received any response to this job posting. I met with the Cemetery Committee on September 28th and they had a few suggestions, but no firm leads.
Assessor – Revaluation We received a list of 49 abatements from our Assessor, Robert Konczal. The total dollar value of the abatements is $32,035.40. He says he is still meeting with people and there may be a few more.
Marshall Grinding, Inc. I called Craig Marshall and he said he will be out sometime after the 19th of October. We have an estimate from him for $13,500 to clean up our brush dump.
Old Backhoe We haven’t heard from anyone else with interest in buying the old backhoe, so we will go ahead and notify Pat and Sue Smith from Hansom’s Well Drilling that it is available for sale for $4,500.
Animal Control Officer Pam Pulsifer has given us notice that she will not continue in the position of Animal Control Officer after December 31, 2015. I have had some interest in the position, so I am hopeful about filling it. The week- long certification training is offered again in the spring. Anyone appointed must complete the training within six months. Shall I post notice of the open position as of January 1, 2016?
Maine Island Broadband Conference The Island Institute and Tilson Technology are hosting a Broadband Conference on November 19-20, 2015. You should receive an invitation to the conference with a full agenda. If you have any questions, please let me know.
New Attorney Recommendation I spoke with Nick Adams, our Code Enforcement Officer. He would like to stay with Anne Torregrossa for the Hope Island land use violation case. I don’t have a problem with that. Nick also mentioned Jenson Baird as a good land use attorney. Going forward, I would like to use Drummond Woodsum. The School uses them and I have developed a good working relationship with Tom Trenholm for personnel issues and Bill Plouffe for land use violations. To me it is more about developing a good rapport with an attorney. I haven’t had time to compare fee structures for different firms. I can do more research if you like.
Town Clerk Contract We need to start thinking about the Town Clerk’s contract that ends December 31, 2015.
Town of Chebeague Island Public Services Department 49 Littlefield Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Phone: 207-846-6419 [email protected] Fax-207-846-6413
MONTHLY REPORT
To: Marjorie Stratton, Town Administrator From: Public Services Department Date: October 7, 2015 Re: September 2015 Report of Activities
Work Completed in September 2015
Patch in cross culverts with cold patch Daily and Monthly reports to Town Administrator Spread cold mix asphalt on John Small Rd over bad areas Push Back Demo Cans Push Back Brush Dump Trash both wharfs Place Rip Rap around cross culverts Assist with mobilizing and demobilizing paving equipment Sweep John Small and South Roads Traffic Control for Paving Add gravel to shoulder at Gary Ross driveway Build Detour sign bases Attach Road Closed signs to Type 1 barricades Repair front tire on backhoe twice due to punctures Remove hanging broken limb by Deb Bowman’s from paving trucks Clean up fuel spill from Truck 6 fuel tank (pads and speedy dry) Mix and put away winter sand Drain fuel from Truck 6 fuel tank put into other trucks and equipment Relocate white Ford Explorer to town garage from town office Remove registration plates from explorer and put on new Truck 10 Contact ASMG Ron Simbari and Plante Re: shoulder gravel and delivery Fill in washed out north corner of Division and North Rd with gravel Remove silt from ditch and clean off shoulder between fire station and Pellerin driveway Meet with Town Administrator Push back brush dump with ASMG big loader Move Wood Chips with ASMG big loader to make room for new chips Look at drainage issue at new recloser for CMP Review with Town Administrator signage for the Hook and install posts and signs Relocate bank run gravel in brush dump with ASMG big loader Deliver ASMG big loader to Bennett’s Cove Cold Mix Asphalt spread on Chandlers Cove Road over bad areas Cold Patch Cottage, John Small, North and South Roads Remove broken insulated ice bin from Chandlers wharf to the Transfer Station for disposal Drain fuel from Truck 6 fuel tank Replace fuel tank on Truck 6 Clear culverts in preparation of heavy rain Check roads during storm clear two blocked culverts Remove brush from ditch from fallen tree at Charlie Hall Haul Harbormaster Boat to town garage for storm Town of Chebeague Island Public Services Department 49 Littlefield Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Phone: 207-846-6419 [email protected] Fax-207-846-6413
Check 3 Phase wires for CMP Pick up new Truck- 10 at Rowe Ford deliver to CTC Rat 1 parking lot. Barge CTC from Yarmouth to Stone Pier.
Items Purchased:
Portland North- Fuel Tank for Truck 6 Napa Freeport- Fluid Film*, DEF for Truck 10 and School Bus*, Speedy Dry, Floor Cleaner/Degreaser * = Items on Sale town received reduced price due to sale. Grainger- Trash Bags for wharf trashcans White Sign- Traffic Control Signs, New Town Seal door decals for vehicles Maine Local Roads- MUCTD and Flip Book for Traffic control devices Scott Dugas- 1 load of Rip Rap Stone Pike Industries- Cold Patch 2 loads
Diesel Fuel Consumption:
2.367.7 Gallons of diesel in white tank. Plus 1.000 gallons in red tank Both filled 8-20-15 with fuel additive put in both tanks. Diesel Fuel consumed 327.5* gallons from September 4, 2015 to October 7, 2015 *All town vehicles are included in total fuel consumed
Goals for October 2015:
Potholes Backhoe to Beauregard Equip for service work Air Conditioner, Tie rod ends, check extend a hoe hydraulic hoses Discussion with Town Administrator to request funds for two loads of ASMG cold patch (only $500 available in cold patch account) We have no material to use from now until July 2016 Gravel shoulders on John Small and South Rds. Replace front tires on Backhoe Monthly and Daily Reports to Town Administrator Haul end small punt float on stone pier (one with broken piling) after Columbus Day Mix winter sand Prepare snow plow equipment (repairs and preventive maintenance) Layout plans for reducing drainage and erosion off Crossman Road onto John Small Rd. Process waste oil Replace oil pan and rear helper springs on T-10 (have parts) Replace ramp hardware on chandlers cove ramp Replace alum diamond plate on chandlers float Mow old dump, sunset, chandlers cove field Ship electronic/universal waste to Portland via CBL (2 cages ready to go) Clean and organize town garage again Work on Work Zone Traffic Control plan for review by TA/Road Commissioner Install bolts on oak face planks on pilings. (Cousins Island) Town of Chebeague Island Public Services Department 49 Littlefield Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Phone: 207-846-6419 [email protected] Fax-207-846-6413
Begin ordering Winter Sand and Salt to mix Discussion of Gravel road conditions with (lack of gradable material) Road Commissioner and Road Committee. Plan for haul out of Chandlers Cove floats for repairs (replacing with Stone Pier Commercial floats) After Thanksgiving or December 1 Repair/Replace broken piling for end floats at stone pier (by others)
The goals listed are intended to be achieved optimistically. Other additional work and or calls for immediate service may override the above list. Any work not completed will be forwarded to the next month to be completed. Requests for work or service from the Town Administrator will take priority over other work.
Town of Chebeague Island 192 North Road Chebeague Island, ME 04017
Phone: 207-846-3148 [email protected] Fax-207-846-6413
MEMO
To: Town of Chebeague Island Board of Selectmen From: Marjorie E. Stratton, Town Administrator Date: October 14, 2015 Re: Tom Calder Request to change work hours
I don’t think you can refuse this request, even though the job description states the hours from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We already have one Public Services employee that lives off island so in a way we have set a precedent. There are things that need to be considered going forward:
1. Making future Public Services hires based on Chebeague Island residence and making that clear in the job description and job notices. 2. Bill St. Cyr will have more responsibility and hours when it is necessary to check roads during the winter months. 3. Will we be paying for parking and CTC transportation for Tom Calder as he will be living on the mainland? We do this for Nick Adams and Randal Lloyd. 4. Will we need to hire another part-time early morning person for the winter months? 5. Should we hire a Road Foreman or Supervisor to oversee Public Services and work a few hours each morning? 6. Should we cut back the full-time hours to accommodate new part-time employees? 7. What changes do we need to make to the job description?
Obviously, this is not an ideal situation. We will have to deal with it as best we can and think about how to improve going forward.
Town of Chebeague Island Pine Tree Waste - Analysis of Invoices 2015 Single Box MSW MSW Stream Metal Misc. C & D C & D Truck Trucking Late Total Rental Tonnage Tipping Fee Tonnage Tonnage Tonnage Tipping Fee Time Costs Fee Invoice
January $350.00 23.82 $2,276.95 5.18 4.30 $445.95 10.25 $1,209.73 $4,282.63 February $350.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 $0.00 $350.00 March $350.00 10.29 $983.62 3.48 3.34 5.58 $578.70 16.50 $1,947.35 $0.00 $3,859.67 April $350.00 25.17 $2,406.00 4.27 0.00 22.08 $2,289.92 19.25 $2,655.49 $7,701.41 May $350.00 11.56 $1,105.02 3.35 3.50 20.56 $2,132.28 22.50 $2,655.49 $0.00 $6,242.79 June $350.00 11.43 $1,092.59 4.46 $30.00 13.88 $1,439.49 17.50 $2,065.37 $4,977.45 July $350.00 37.40 $3,575.06 7.87 4.17 17.98 $1,864.71 29.75 $3,511.15 $9,300.92 August $350.00 45.17 $4,317.80 11.12 17.40 $30.00 33.54 $3,478.44 54.75 $6,343.64 $14,519.88 September $0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 $0.00 $0.00 October $0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 $0.00 $0.00 November $0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 $0.00 $0.00 December $0.00 0.00 $0.00 0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Totals $2,800.00 164.84 $15,757.04 39.73 28.41 $60.00 117.92 $12,229.49 170.50 $20,388.22 $0.00 $51,234.75
Single MSW Stream Metal C & D Total Hauls Hauls Hauls Hauls Hauls 2015 January 2 1 0 1 4 February 0 0 0 0 0 March 1 1 1 1 4 April 2 1 0 4 7 May 1 1 1 3 6 June 1 1 0 3 5 July 3 2 1 4 10 August 3 2 5 7 17 September 0 0 0 0 0 October 0 0 0 0 0 November 0 0 0 0 0 December 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 13 9 8 23 0 53
Owner Communities Marjorie Stratton October 9, 2015 Bridgton 192 North Rd. Cape Elizabeth Casco Chebeague Island, ME 04017 Cumberland Falmouth RE: Recycling & Solid Waste Proposal Freeport Gorham Gray Dear Ms. Stratton: Harrison Hollis Limington ecomaine is pleased to submit herein a proposal for Single Sort Recycling and Solid Waste Lyman Processing Services for the town of Chebeague Island. ecomaine is wholly owned and North Yarmouth operated by the twenty southern Maine communities listed on this letterhead; is a non-profit Portland quasi-municipal entity. ecomaine also currently serves the disposal and recycling needs of Pownal additional Thirty- Four (34) towns in Maine and New Hampshire via contracts. Scarborough South Portland Waterboro ecomaine is proposing to provide Single Sort Recycling (SS) processing services at our Windham Portland location for Chebeague Island. ecomaine can offer two recycling options including Yarmouth a 0/15 contract for a term of Five (5) years or a Revenue Share contract for a term of between
Associate Members Three (3) and Five (5) years or. The 0/15 Program stipulates that If ecomaine’s blended Baldwin average revenue for the sale of all recyclables sold in a given month of the term is equal to or Hiram greater than ($80.00) eighty dollars per the town will pay ($0.00) zero per ton processing fee Naples for their recyclables delivered to and processed by ecomaine that month. However, should the Parsonsfield blended average revenue for the sale of recyclables for any given month during the term of the Porter Saco agreement, fall below $80.00 per ton, the Town shall pay ecomaine, a flat amount of ($15.00) Standish fifteen Dollars per ton for each ton of Recyclable Materials delivered by or on behalf of the Town to ecomaine. Contract Members Andover Augusta The Revenue Share Program is explained on a subsequent page, but it should be noted that for Brownfield communities on the Revenue Share plan, there has been an average charge over the last 38 Carmel months of $13.75 per ton. The breakdown is as follows: the first year of that 38 month period, Cornish the average charge for recyclables was $10.23 Per ton, the second year the average charge was Eliot $10.63 per ton and in the final year of that same 38 month period, the average charge per ton of Etna Glenburn recyclables was $19.38. The market is weak and we do not know when it will recover. Greenland, NH Jay ecomaine is also proposing to process the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) for the island at a Kittery rate of $55.85 per ton. ecomaine additionally proposes to process the island’s Bulky Waste at a Limerick Livermore Falls rate of $59.50 per ton but if the item is listed on the included Acceptable Waste sheet, it can be Manchester put in with the regular MSW for the rate of $55.85. ecomaine has made arrangements for the Monmouth island to bring it’s Construction & Demolition material (C & D) to CPRC on Riverside St. in Newburgh Portland at our rate of $63.35 per ton. The contract for the MSW can be between Three (3) to Newington, NH Five (5) years in length and that price is locked in for the term of the contract plus annual CPI North Haven Island increase never to exceed 7%. The Bulky Waste is an at-will service and prices are subject to Old Orchard Beach Poland change with the fluctuating market. The town will need to sign a separate 5 contract with Readfield CPRC which will lock in the quoted price for C & D plus annual CPI increases. Jim Hiltner Sanford can be reached at 207-883-3325. Stetson Stockton Springs Swan’s Island It should be noted that all recyclable material brought to ecomaine as part of the recycling Waterville program will be sold onto the Global commodities market to be used in the manufacturing of Wayne new products. The MSW and the Bulky Waste that comes to ecomaine will be combusted at our Waste to Energy facility and used to make energy that runs the ecomaine facilities and is sold onto the Global Energy Market. The majority of the C & D material that goes to CPRC will be recycled into new industrial products; while certain highly toxic materials will be disposed of by CPRC.
Because ecomaine doesn’t own containers or trucks, we have secured a hauling bid for the island from Troiano Waste Services for both. The hauling fee is $95.00 per hour and the hauler will come on the island exactly like the towns current hauler to pick up the compactor containers and will pick up the open top containers from East End Beach. Troiano will sign a5 year contract to lock in all prices. The container rental information is as follows:
30 yard open top roll off container - no rental fee as long as it moves an average of 12 times a year 40 yard open top roll off container, three year contract - $165.00 per month 40 yard break away compactor container , five year contract $120.00 per month 40 yard open top roll off container, five year contract - $110.00 per month ecomaine will accept the towns scrap metal for resale and will pass a portion of the revenue earned back to the town; however we suggest that the town work directly with Grimmel Industries because more of the revenue will go to the town. Steve Roy can be reached at 207-729-1691.
As a value added service, we offer at no extra charge, extensive Education and Community Outreach programs for our member communities as well as the services of our Public Relations Manager and our Business Development Manager are available to assist the town with improving it’s recycling rate, and communicating to the residents information about the recycling program. The Education and Outreach programs are detailed on a subsequent page but it should be noted that there is no limit to the amount of support ecomaine staff will give to the town. We are here to serve you in whatever way you need to improve your communities solid waste and recycling programs.
If Chebeague Island chooses to work with ecomaine we will “Kick-Off” the new partnership with a full day of Education and Outreach at the Transfer Station complete with : 100 FREE 22 gallon recycling bins to the first 100 households who attend, FREE handouts and refrigerator magnets with our Do/Don’t recycling list on them, FREE pencils made of recycled newspaper, FREE sunglasses made from recycled plastic, FREE signage announcing the program etc. Lastly, as an ecomaine member community the school would be invited to participate in our annual grant program and would be eligible to win a grant with a value of up to $5,000 to improve the current recycling or composting program or start a new program that will impact the towns solid waste in a positive manner.
We hope that should Chebeague Island choose to work with ecomaine, the community will take full advantage of these programs (detailed in a separate attachment).
Thank you for taking the time to consider working with ecomaine. If you need additional information or have further questions, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Respectfully,
Lissa Bittermann Business Development Manager
Cc: Laura Summa
Michael K. McGovern, Chairman . Kevin H. Roche, General Manager 64 Blueberry Road,Portland, Maine 04102,Tel: 207-773-1738,Fax: 207-773-8296 www.ecomaine.org Printed on 100% Post-Consumer Recycled Paper
Education, Awareness and Marketing Increasing awareness of your community’s reuse and recycling programs can have a direct and substantial impact on your community’s solid waste stream. As more material is diverted out of the solid waste stream and into recycling, disposal costs for your town go down and the Environment is further protected.
In addition to our materials processing services ecomaine also provides extensive, targeted educational outreach, marketing and public relations programs strategically developed to help reduce the solid waste stream by increasing participation in and improving the efficiency of your town’s reuse and recycling efforts. ecomaine is proud to promote recycling and waste reduction through free educational outreach programs and activities. These programs are designed to ignite a passion for recycling and waste management in the minds of the participants so they live with a mindset of “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle” and bring that mindset home and to their places of business.
Dedicated, full-time staff – specifically, a Environmental Program Manager and a Communications Manager– spearhead these operations and will work closely with the appropriate town staff and educators to develop and create materials and programs that reflect the goals and objectives of your town and amplify key messages among core audiences.
Our staff designs these programs to fit the needs of each audience and level of learning to ensure comprehensive outreach. Based on the needs of your town, we will format our educational programs to fit your desires. Our Environmental Program Manager is available to provide any and all of these programs for your town, at no additional cost. Some of our offerings include, but are not limited to:
School-wide or classroom-focused assemblies and presentations. Engaging, hands-on activities, such as Waste Audits Service learning projects, Promotion of Green Team efforts in local schools, ecomaine facility tours led by our trained staff, Outreach booths at local events, fairs, and town gatherings Public presentations tailored to meet your specific needs, and Participation in a $20,000 Grant program
Within the past year alone, our Environmental Program Manager has partnered with participating towns to produce comprehensive programming and events throughout southern Maine, including:
At Portland’s East End Community School, ecomaine helped to establish and enhance school-wide recycling efforts through school assembly presentations and developed a student Green Team, led hands-on waste assessment/audit activities, and created a Green Team-monitored cafeteria waste separation station.
Provided customized presentations for Sanford High Schools’ Freshman Earth Science classes (reached 600 students over 3 days), focusing on resource types and allocation through the lens of the Waste Hierarchy, and Recycling and Waste to Energy’s role within.
Partnered with the Portland Children’s Museum, a local community organization, to create Pop-Up Playscapes: a family-friendly creative event, focused on material reuse and recycling through interactive play.
Utilized a virtual tour of our Single Sort Recycling Facility (newly created), at locations such as the Freeport French School and the Henry L. Cottrell School, to enrich presentations and allow populations unable to physically tour the facilities an opportunity see the process first hand.
We also annually conduct a program called “Recycling Is A Work of Art.” In this program, the six winning design entries, from school art classes, community groups etc. receive a large, silver ecomaine recycling trailer, and a $500 budget for art supplies, and transform the plain container into a work of art that transcends its waste-management role, emerging as a colorful, vibrant and powerful message about a community’s efforts to divert material from the solid waste stream.
The Communications Director also provides a full range of communications strategy development and execution, including traditional public relations and media outreach services, as well as a robust social media program.
Specifically, ecomaine will:
Develop traditional media materials, including press releases, backgrounders, fact sheets, opinion and editorial pieces, etc., on an as-needed basis. Leverage existing working relationships with regional media to place these materials in a manner that maximizes outreach efficacy. Create content for distribution through ecomaine’s robust social media channels, which can be repositioned for use on your town’s social media channels as desired. Consult with you as necessary to provide expertise and guidance on in-house materials development and outreach efforts.
The goal of ecomaine’s extensive education and community outreach programs is to partner with our member communities around implementing and improving recycling programs and understanding of the impact of our solid waste practices. At ecomaine, we walk the walk, not just talk the talk. We strive to assist your community in becoming as environmentally conscious as possible while simultaneously saving the town urgently needed dollars. This is done by helping to foster a mentality of reduce, reuse, recycle and helping to divert material from the solid waste stream to the recycling stream with the methods listed above.
Your goals are our goals. Attachment A
Single Stream Recycling Program Sheet
With single sort recycling nothing needs to be sorted or kept separated. Everything is placed in the same container. Items that are currently accepted are:
Paper, Paperboard, Cardboard, Glass, Cans, Aluminum, and #1 Thru #7 Plastic Containers
Old Mail All #1 - #7 Rigid Plastic Containers Catalogs Milk Jugs Books (soft & hard Cover) Water Jugs & Bottles Magazines Detergent Bottles Office Paper & Envelopes Bleach Bottles Paperboard & Pizza Boxes Empty Oil Containers Cereal Boxes Yogurt Cups Newspapers & Inserts Shampoo Bottles Phone Books Metal Cans Paper Bags & Plates Aluminum Foil, Trays, & Pans Corrugated Cardboard Aluminum Beverage Cans Egg Cartons(not styrofoam) Clear or Colored Glass Milk & Juice Cartons Drink Boxes (juice, shelf milk, soy) Plastic Grocery Sacks Aerosol Cans Wrapping Paper Pots & Pans Shredded Paper (put in clear bags)
All Containers Should be Emptied Garbage; hypodermic needles or sharp objects; vinyl siding; bubble wrap; food; toys; food bags (Ziploc or cling wrap); plastic film/wrap; potato chip bags; tarps & boat wrap; diapers; Styrofoam or expanded polystyrene containers, packaging, peanuts or meat trays (even if marked #6); garden hoses; baby pools; CDs/DVDs; porcelain or window glass; paper napkins/towels; waxed paper/boxes; wood/lumber; Propane/Helium/Gas cylinders; large metal parts (car, boat, truck etc.); clothing/shoes; kitty litter; knives; light bulbs (any type, return CFLs to store); Plastic/Tyvek envelops; Pipes (plastic/metal); Plastic Bags (frozen vegetable, bread, newspaper bags, chips or snacks, sandwich/Ziplock, trash)
ecomaine Revenue Share Calculation Description
Explained below is the process of calculating the revenue sharing rate per ton for material sent to ecomaine under our Revenue Share program. There are a couple notable items to consider. The more tonnage processed the greater the revenues and thus the more revenue share all participating towns stand to receive. Additionally, the benefit to using an average revenue to calculate revenue share is that each commodity market is largely independent of the next. In short, when paper prices are down, plastics are largely unaffected thus providing a level of stability to the revenue share pricing.
Revenue Share Matrix ecomaine Average Revenue Revenue Per Ton Share 140+ 35.00 130-139.99 30.00 120-129.99 25.00 115-119.99 20.00 110-114.99 17.50 105-109.99 15.00 Average revenue is calculated by taking the revenue received from the sale of all 100-104.99 12.50 recyclables and dividing by the total number of all tons of material received in the 95-99.99 10.00 same month. This provides an average revenue per ton. Using the matrix , 85-94.99 5.00 the revenue share can be determined. A negative number indicates a cost paid 80-84.99 0.00 into the program by the town. 75-79.99 -5.00 70-74.99 -10.00 Example: 65-69.99 -15.00 Imagine that ecomaine received $270,500 in revenue for the month 60-64.99 -17.50 and processed 2250 tons of recyclables. This equals 55-59.99 -22.50 an average revenue of $120.22 per ton. Looking at the matrix, find the 50-54.99 -25.00 average revenue between $120 and $129.99. The revenue share pays the 45-49.99 -30.00 town $25.00 per ton. A negative number shown on the matrix 40-44.99 -35.00 is the processing fee charged to the town in a down 35-39.99 -40.00 market when average revenue falls below $80.00 per ton. 30-34.99 -45.00 25-29.99 -50.00 20-24.99 -55.00
* If Average revenue falls below $20, per ton the processing fee will be calculated proportionately.
2016-2017 (FY 17) BUDGET SCHEDULE Date Task 11/ /2015 November BOS Meeting - Initial budget schedule approved
11/ /2015 Budget request worksheets distributed
12/ /2015 December BOS Meeting - Budget Goals / Prioritization
12/ /2015 Budget request worksheets due
1/13/2016 January BOS Meeting - First draft of budget presented & Capital Expenditures I
1/27/2016 Budget Workshop - Meeting w/ Auditor
2/6/2016 Budget Workshop - Departmental Budgets & Presentations (Saturday)
2/10/2016 February BOS Meeting - Second draft of budget & discussion w/ School
2/20/2016 Budget Workshop - Departmental Budgets & Presentations (Saturday)
2/24/2016 Budget Workshop - Capital Expenditures II
3/9/2016 March BOS Meeting - Third draft of budget presented
3/22/2016 Budget Workshop - Joint meeting w/ School Committee & Super. (Tuesday)
4/8/2016 April BOS Meeting - Fourth draft of budget presented
4/15/2016 Budget Workshop - Final budget presented w/ review and approval
6/11/2016 Annual Town Meeting