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Annual Reports of the Town Officers of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire For ANNUAL REPORTS of FITZWILLIAM, N.H. Settled in 1762 Incorporated in 1773 ANNUAL REPORTS of the Town Officers of FITZWILLIAM, N.H. for the Year Ending December 31, 1991 Dan Bemis Boiling Sap INDEX Auditor' s Report 33 Budget Committee' s Report 73 Cemetery Department 97 Code Enforcement Officer* s Report 89 Conservation Commission Report 84 Current Use Report; Utility Summary 41 Depot Park 98 Detailed Statement of Expenditures 45 Elliot Institute Report 69 Financial Report 35 Fire Uard* s Report 78 Historic District Commission 87 Librarian' s Report. 95 Memorial Day 99 Monadnock Advisory Commission. 83 Planning Board's Report 86 Pol ice Department Report 75 Property Transfers - 1991 106 Property Valuat ion 110 Recreation Commission Report 91 Report of Library Treasurer. 71 Report of the Trust Funds 67 Road Agent ' s Report 77 Schedule of Town Property 39 Selectmen' s Report 30 Sources of Revenue 44 Statement of Appropr iat ions. 42 Synopsis of Annual Town Meeting March 1991 23 Tax Col lector' s Report 53 Tax Rate Computat ion 40 Town Budget 20 Town Hall Agent's Report 90 Town Officers 4 Unpaid Property Taxes 1990 60 Unredeemed Taxes 55 Useful Inf ormat ion 9 Village Precinct Financial Report 68 Vital Stat ist ics 100 Zoning Board of Adjustment 88 Warrant for 1992 10 TOUN OFFICERS SELECTMEN & ASSESSC3RS Susan S. Link Term expires 1992 Thomas F. Parker Term expires 1993 Thomas D. Lacy Term expires 1994 t^DWINISTRftTIVE ftSSISTftNT Mary 0. Crooke MODERATOR Uilliam N. Prigge Term expires 1992 TOWN CLERK - IQX COLLECTOR Jane R. Wright Term expires 1992 DEPUTY TOMN CLERK Marjar ie H. Ayers DEPUTY TPX COLLECTOR Mary P. Tommila TREASURER Frances Hallett Term expires 1992 BUDGET COMMITTEE Jesse F. Davis Michael A. Methe Uinthrop Brown II Carl J. Hagstrom, Reino M. Lilback Austin J. Kill( TOMN OFFICERS TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS Gerald Greene Term expires 1992 Charles Nassin Tern expires 1993 June E. Parker Term expires 1994 TRUSTEES OF HJE LIBRARY Paula BaldMin Term expires 1992 Lucia H. Bequaert TerM expires 1993 James Crenshan Tern expires 199* TRUSTEES OF IHE ELLIOT INSTITUTE Will Ian N. Prigge Richard J. Talbot Susan Mass in REPRESENTATIVES Donald 0. Crutch ley Tern expires 1992 Katherine Metzger Tern expires 1992 SCHOOL BOflRD MEMBER Uinston «. Wright Term expires 1994 VILLAGE PRECINCT COMMISSIONERS yilliam Connelly AndreM Henry Phillip Walling SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST Frances Yasvin Term expires 1992 Marjorie H. Ayers Term expires 1994 Irene Holmes Term expires 1996 S TOIM OFFICERS COMMISSIONERS OF PLftNTE MEMORIPL PORK Robert W. Dun ton Term eKpires 1992 Mark Dun ton Term expires 1992 Nathaniel Haynes Term expires 1992 EMERGENCY MftNftGEMENT Winston A. Mright POLICE CHIEF Scott Ellis HIGHWAY ftGENT Edwin 0. Matt son, Jr. FIRE MflRDS John Hoi man Term expires 1992 William N. Prigge Term expires 1993 Mark Huntoon Term expires 1994 FIRE CHIEF William N. Prigge CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS Edward Saari Term expires 1992 Robert Dunton Term expires 1993 Mark Dunton Term expires 1994 CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Edwin 0. Matt son, Jr. TOWN OFFICERS BQP>RD OF eOJUSTMENT Daniel H. Bemis Term expires 1992 Edward M. Saari Term expires 1992 Michael Methe, Chairman Term expires 1993 James H. Baab Term expires 1993 Jean 6. Auperin Term expires 1994 PLANNING BOARD Marjorie H. Ayers Term expires 1992 Wayne Kassotis Term expires 1992 Macreay J. Landy Term expires 1993 James Snell Term expires 1993 Thomas McCulla, Chairman Term expires 1994 Terry Silverman Term expires 1994 CQNSERVftTION COMMISSION Paul Kotila Term expires 1992 Russell Goodwin, Jr. Term expires 1992 Katherine Metzger, Chairman Term expires 1993 B. Bruce McLaughlin Term expires 1993 Jeffry Porter Term expires 1993 Fred M. Slavic Term expires 1994 Rosalind U. Slavic Term expires 1994 HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Gary Taylor Term expires 1992 Reuel Mailing Term expires 1992 Charles Massin, Chairman Term expires 1993 Andrea Ferguson Term expires 1993 John Fitzwilliam Term expires 1994 Thomas B. Lacy, Selectmen's Rep. Term expires 1994 Michael Terpstra Term expires 199S TOUN CFFICERS LIBRQRIftN Susan Nassin RECREATION COMMISSION Carole Krunklevich Terii expires 1992 Peter Monether Tern expires 1992 Uillian Pine Term expires 1992 Susan Bern is Term expires 1993 Jerry Ualz Term expires 1993 Lola Grab Terfli expires 1994 TOWN BUILDING AGENT Nathaniel Haynes Feathered Residents 8 ) 1 USEFUL INFORWftTION Hours & Phone Numbers Office of Selectmen 585-7723 PO BoK 725 ToMH Clerk - Tax Collector 585-7791 PO Box 504 Town Office Hours Monday & Friday 9:00 AM - 12:00 noon Tuesday & Thursday 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Wednesday-Town Clerk 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Selectmen Meet: Wed. 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Planning Board 585-7744 PO Box 46 Monday & Friday 9:00 AM - 12:00 noon (at the Town Hall) Police Department 585-6565 Fire Department - Emergency 352-1100 < Non-emer gency <!M33— 636 Road Agent 585-2255 Building Inspector 585-2255 Transfer Station 585-9423 Library 585-6503 Monday 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Tuesday & Thursday 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM - 12:00 noon 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM - 12:00 noon THE STPTE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TOWN WARRANT 1992 To the inhabitants of the Town of Fitzwilliam, in the County of Cheshire, in said State, qualified to vote in town affairs, you are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said Fitzwillian on Tuesday, the tenth day of March next at seven (7:00) o* clock in the afternoon to act on the following subjects: ARTICLE 1. To bring in your votes for the election of one Selectman for three years, one Fire Ward for three years, two Planning Board members for three years, one Budget Committee member for one year, two Budget Committee members for three years, one Trustee of Trust Funds for three years, one Trustee of Library for three years, one Cemetery Commissioner for three years, and three Commissioners of Plante Memorial Park for one year. Polls will open not later than 2;00 p.m. and close not earlier than 7:00 p.m., or such later time as shall be authorized by vote of the town. ARTICLE 2. <By Ballot) Are you in favor of the adoption of the Amendment to the existing town zoning ordinance as proposed by the Planning Board, as follows: Amend Article 127-30 by deleting in its entirety Article 127-30B(f) which provides ''The sign contractor must provide the town with a certificate of liability"? D ™ D NO ARTICLE 3. (By Ballot) Are you in favor of the adoption of the Amendment to the existing Historic District ordinance as proposed by the Planning Board, as follows: Amend the Historic District so that it would be bounded by the following roads and Lot lines, in each case, the described Lot being included in the Historic District as amended, with all references to Map numbers and Lot numbers being in accordance with the Tax Maps of the Town of Fitzwilliam: 10 THE STPTE OF NEW HftHPSHIRE TOWN V4ARRANT 1992 Beginning at the northwest corner of the junction of Routes 12 and 119 at Map 34 Lot S; thence southerly across Route 119 to the northeast corner of Map 34 Lot 1; thence along the east side and south side of Map 34 Lot 1 to Map IS Lot 6<9; thence southerly along the east side of Map IS Lot 6(9, to Map 11 Lot 44; thence easterly along the north side of Map 11 Lot 44; thence in a general southerly or southeasterly direction along the easterly boundary of Map 11 Lot 44 to Map 11 Lot S9; thence continuing in a general southerly direction along the easterly bound of Map 11 Lot 59; thence in a westerly direction along the southerly bound of Map 11 Lot S9 crossing the Templeton Turnpike to Map 11 Lot 42 and continuing westerly on the southerly bound of Map 11 Lot 42 to Map 11 Lot 41; thence southerly on the easterly boundary of Map 11 Lot 41; thence westerly on the southerly boundary of Map 11 Lot 41 crossing the Collins Pond Road to Map 29 Lot 24; thence westerly on the southerly boundary of Map 29 Lot 24; thence northerly on the westerly boundary of Map 29 Lot 24; thence westerly on the southerly boundary of Map 29 Lot 24 to Map 11 Lot 28; thence westerly, southerly and westerly along the boundary of Map 11 Lot 28 to Route 119 (Depot Road - General James Reed Highway) ; thence northerly on the easterly side of Route 119 on the westerly bound of Map 11 Lot 28 and the westerly bound of Map 30 Lot 9 to a point opposite the southeast comer of Map 30 Lot 6; thence crossing Route 119 and proceeding westerly along the southerly bound of Map 30 Lot 6; thence northerly along the westerly bound of Map 30 Lot S to the Richmond Road; thence westerly crossing the Richmond Road to Map 11 Lot 18; thence in a northwesterly, southwesterly, northerly and northwesterly direction along the general southerly bound of Map 11 Lot 18 to the Matthews Road; thence crossing the Matthews Road to Map 11 Lot 19; thence in a southwesterly direction along the Matthews Road and along the southeasterly 11 THE ST«TE OF NEW HftMPSHIRE TOWN WARRANT 1992 boundary of Map 15 Lot I; thence northerly along the westerly boundary of Map IS Lot 1 to the Rhododendron Road; thence northerly crossing Rhododendron Road; thence north%«esterly on Rhododendron Road to the southwest corner of Map 15 Lot 3-1; thence northerly on the west side of Map 15 Lot 3-1, continuing northerly on the westerly side of Map 15 Lot 3, and continuing northerly on the westerly side of Map 15 Lot 6; thence easterly on the northerly bound of Map 15 Lot 6 to Map 15 Lot 11; thence northerly on the westerly bound of Map 15 Lot 11 and Map 15 Lot ll-l to the Upper Troy Road; thence southeasterly on the Upper Troy Road
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