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TOWN of NEW HAVEN, VERMONT ANNUAL REPORT 2011 January 1 TOWN OF NEW HAVEN, VERMONT ANNUAL REPORT 2011 January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2011 New Haven Celebrates 250 Years! A LA CARTE DINNER AVAILABLE New Haven Town Hall March 5, 2012 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by the New Haven Cub and Boy Scouts The Town meeting will begin at 4:00 p.m. The School Meeting will follow the Town Meeting You must be present to vote on Town Meeting and School Meeting items. Discussion period for Australian Ballot items will immediately follow each of the meetings. Australian Ballot Voting will take place on Tuesday, March 6, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Table of Contents Dedication .................................................................................................................................. 1 Remembrances .......................................................................................................................... 2 Telephone Directory ................................................................................................................... 3 Office and Meeting Hours... ........................................................................................................ 4 Town Meeting Warning ........................................................................................................... 5-7 Outside Agency Information .................................................................................................. 8-10 250th Celebration ................................................................................................................. 11-12 Addison County Transit Resources .......................................................................................... 13 Bristol Parks, Arts and Recreation....................................................................................... 14-15 Addison County Regional Planning Commission ..................................................................... 16 Auditor’s Statement .................................................................................................................. 17 Remuneration for Town Officers ......................................................................................... 17-18 Town Officials Elected ..................................................................................................................................... 19 Appointed ................................................................................................................................. 20 Town Reports Town Clerk .......................................................................................................................... 21-22 Town Treasurer ................................................................................................................... 23-24 Selectboard ......................................................................................................................... 25-26 Town Roads ........................................................................................................................ 27-29 Planning Commission ............................................................................................................... 30 Development Review Board .................................................................................................... 31 Zoning Administrator ................................................................................................................ 32 Emergency Management ......................................................................................................... 33 Energy Report .......................................................................................................................... 34 Historical Society ...................................................................................................................... 35 Community Library Report and Financials .......................................................................... 36-38 Events Department.............................................................................................................. 39-40 Parks Department .................................................................................................................... 41 Green Up Day .......................................................................................................................... 42 Girl Scouts ......................................................................................................................... 43-44 Little League ............................................................................................................................. 45 Twilight Tails Equine 4H ........................................................................................................... 45 Union Church of New Haven Mills ............................................................................................ 46 Financials Tax Rate Calculations .............................................................................................................. 47 Tax Status ................................................................................................................................ 48 Delinquent Tax Report and Summary ...................................................................................... 49 Delinquent Tax List................................................................................................................... 50 Balance Sheet .......................................................................................................................... 51 Summary of Revenues and Expenditures – General and Road Fund ................................. 52-53 General Fund Detail and Budget ......................................................................................... 54-58 Road Fund Detail and Budget ............................................................................................. 59-61 Liability Fund ............................................................................................................................ 62 Community Projects ................................................................................................................. 63 Bridge Fund .............................................................................................................................. 63 Reappraisal Fund ..................................................................................................................... 64 Reserve Facilities ..................................................................................................................... 64 Road Equipment Fund ............................................................................................................. 65 Office Equipment ...................................................................................................................... 65 Fire Truck Fund ........................................................................................................................ 66 Records Restoration Fund ....................................................................................................... 66 Health Insurance Deductible Fund ........................................................................................... 67 Fire Department Report and Financials ............................................................................... 68-69 First Response and Financials ................................................................................................. 70 Vital Statistics Births ........................................................................................................................................ 71 Marriages ................................................................................................................................. 72 Burials ...................................................................................................................................... 72 Cemeteries Evergreen Financials ................................................................................................................ 73 Munger Street .......................................................................................................................... 74 Riverside .................................................................................................................................. 75 West Cemetery ........................................................................................................................ 75 Town Meetings Town Minutes Summary ...................................................................................................... 76-80 School Minutes Summary ................................................................................................... 81-82 Town School District Report School Report ........................................................................................................................ 83 Warnings New Haven Town School District ............................................................................................. 84 Annual Meeting Union High School District #28 ....................................................................... 85 Union High School District #28 ................................................................................................. 86 Reports School Directors ......................................................................................................................
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