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2017 Town Report SIC PLAN BE T A AT S I JULY 1, 2016 - JUNE 30, 2017 S O A N M Annual Report Y O E R IN K A of the Town Officers of the Town of Waterboro, Maine • M WA • TERBORO Dedicated to Andrew (Bimi) Woodsome, Jr RSU #57 Town of Waterboro Supt . Of Schools . .247-3221 . Elementary School . 247-6126 . MUNICIPAL BUILDING TELEPHONE NUMBERS Massabesic High School . 247-3141. Assessor . 247-6166 Ext . 111 Massabesic Middle School . 247-6121 . Building, Plumbing, Code Transportation Dept . 247-6181 Enforcement Officer . 247-6166 Ext . 121 Lyman Elementary . 499-7228 or 324-9646 FAX . 247-3443 Motor Vehicle Agent . .247-6166 . Ext . 112 TRANSFER STATION HOURS FAX . 247-5456 Telephone . 247-3440. Recreation Director . 247-6166. Ext . 125 Wednesday . Noon. – 7 pm Rec . Funergy Program . 247-6166 Ext . 109 Friday & Saturday . 9. am . – 5 pm Selectmen/Town Administrator . 247-6166 . Ext . 101 Sunday . 1 pm. – 5 pm FAX . 247-3013 Email: . waterboro@waterboro-me .gov Time Warner Cable . 1-800-750-3125 . Web Address . www .waterboro-me .gov Applewood Apartments . 1-800-339-6516. Deputy Tax Collector . 247-6166 Ext . 116 Ossipee Mountaineers Snowmobile Club . 247-3130 Deputy Town Clerk . 247-6166 Ext . 110 Deputy Treasurer . 247-6166 Ext . 113 Animal Control Officer . .459-0369 . Public Works Director . 727-0108. State and Federal Government MUNICIPAL OFFICE BUILDING HOURS STATE SENATOR Town Clerk/Tax Collector/Motor Vehicle Agent David C . Woodsome Town Clerk/Tax Collector/Motor Vehicle Agent Home Phone and Address: . 432-5643 . Wed ., Thurs ., Fri . 9 am to 5 pm 1156 Sokokis Trail, North Waterboro, ME 04061 Tuesday . 11 . am . to 7 pm Senate Phone and Address . 287-1505 . Selectmen/Town Administrator District 33, 3 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04333 Weds ., Thurs ., Fri . 9. am . to 5 pm E-Mail: david .woodsome@legislature .maine .gov Tuesday . 11 . am . to 7 pm STATE REPRESENTATIVE Code Enforcement Office Weds ., Thurs ., Fri . 9. am . to 5 pm Dwayne W . Prescott Tuesday . 11 . am . to 7 pm Home Phone and Address . .710-1614 . General Assistance by Appointment 1094 Sokokis Trail, North Waterboro, ME 04061 Monday . 10 . am . to 5 pm House Phone and Address . 287-1400 . House of Representatives, 2 State House Station, EMERGENCY NUMBERS Augusta, ME 04333-0003 Fire/Ambulance . .911 . E-Mail: Dwayne .Prescott@legislature .maine .gov Fire Dept . Non-Emergency . 247-5299 U.S. SENATORS Fire Dept . Fax . 247-6259. State Police . .911 . Susan S . Collins . 202-224-2523 Sheriff . .911 . 413 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510, Sheriff Non-Emergency . 247-4227. collins .senate .gov Angus S . King, Jr . .202-224-5344 . POST OFFICES 133 Hart Building, Washington, DC 20510 Waterboro (04087) . 247-3691 www .king .senate .gov North Waterboro (04061) . 793-2358. U.S. REPRESENTATIVES LIBRARY HOURS Chellie Pingree, 1st District . 1-888-862-6500 . Telephone . 247-3363. 2162 Rayburn House Office, Washington, DC 20515 Mon ., Tue . & Thurs . .2 .pm – 8 pm www .pingree .house .gov Wed . & Sat . .9 am. – 3 pm Bruce Poliquin, 2nd District . .202-225-6306 . Wed . (Story Hour) . 10. am – 11 am 1208 Longworth House, Washington, DC 20510 Web Address . www . .waterborolibrary .org www .poliquin .house .gov ON THE COVER: Brook on Bennett Hill Road taken by Dave Lowe Contents Dedication 2 Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen 3 The Town of Waterboro Letter from the Town Administrator 4 Transfer Station & Recycling Letter from Gov Paul LePage 5 Letter from Sen Susan Collins 6 Facility Announces: Letter from Angus King 7 Letter from Chellie Pingree 8 Letter from David Woodsome 9 Letter from Dwayne Prescott 10 FREE Letter from the York County Commissioner 11 Letter from RSU 57 Superintendent of Schools 12-13 CLEAN UP DAY Letter from the York County Sheriff 14 Committee Application 15 Saturday June 2, 2018 TAX ASSESSOR’S REPORT 16 • Municipal Valuation Report 16 9am to 5pm • Assessor’s Notice to Taxpayers 17 • Property Tax Exemptions for Veterans • For residents only and their families 18 • Veteran Exemptions 19-20 • Must have current sticker • Outstanding Taxes 21-23 • Tax Abatements Processed 24 • No commercial haulers • Outstanding Personal Property 25 or businesses TREASURER’S REPORT 26 • Revenue Summary 26 • Checking Accounts 26 We will ONLY take items • Expense Detail Report 27-34 that are normally allowed: • Payroll Expense Detail 35 • Vendor Expense Detail 36-38 ELECTRONICS • Lien Status 39-43 WHITE GOODS TOWN CLERK’S REPORT 44 • Deaths Recorded / Births Recorded / Total Voters 44 FURNITURE • SHINGLES • Marriages 45 SHEETROCK • METAL DEPARTMENT & COMMITTEE REPORTS 46-56 • Waterboro Fire Department 46 BUILDING MATERIALS • Ross Corner Fire Department 47 MATTRESSES & BOXSPRINGS • Code Enforcement Office 48 • Motor Vehicle Agent 49 • Transfer Station & Recycling 50-51 NO HAZARDOUS WASTE • Waterboro Public Library 52 • Recreation 52-53 SUCH AS ASBESTOS, • Public Works 53 • Planning Board 54 GASOLINE, SANDBLAST GRIT • Zoning Board of Appeals 54 • Saco River Community Television 55 • Waterboro Water District 55 For more info call 247-3440 • Saco River Corridor Commission 56 132 Bennet Hill Road, East Waterboro AUDITOR’S REPORT 57 2 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report DEDICATION Andrew (Bimi) Woodsome, Jr ndrew (Bimi) Woodsome, Jr, the son of Andrew AWoodsome, Sr, and Ellen (Pinkham) Woodsome, was a pillar in the Waterboro community He served in many roles, including Selectman, Road Commissioner, and many other committees including the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals He was a key figure in changing the assessing system from a book to the use of property cards, closing the landfill, and establishing a transfer station He was very proud to be a second generation Selectman, following in his father’s footsteps, to have his son, Dwayne be a third generation Selectman, as well as brother David, also serving as Selectman, and rising to serve as a Maine State Senator He was a little league coach to many local youth, and was instrumental in the building of Friendship Park, which consists of ballfields/courts, picnic area, playground, and horseshoe pits, and is used by residents and visitors daily throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons He was a 50-year member of the Freedom Lodge #42, an honorary member of the Waterboro Fire Department, lifetime resist a calling back into farm animals and started Woodsome’s member and supporter of the Ossipee Valley Fair Association, Feeds & Needs, where he employed and mentored many area and supporter of the Acton Fair Association He began youth over the years playing horseshoes behind an old blacksmith shop in North He was predeceased by his parents and infant daughter Waterboro, and was enamored enough with it, to move it to Debra He was a loving husband to his wife Gail, his children the Old Taylor House property for all to enjoy Dwayne, Dana, and Denise, and their families, which include At a young age, hard work and the farm way of life was five grandchildren and six great grandchildren, two brothers, embedded as he helped raise broiler chickens with his parents, Alton and David, and their families, several nieces, nephews, which began his years of raising and trading animals of all cousins, and many friends near and far sorts, from cows, pigs, goats, donkeys and even emus! He Hard work and Hard play were always the order of the day ventured into welding and sheet metal trades, but, couldn’t for Andrew Annual Report • Town of Waterboro 3 Dear Friends and Neighbors, It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Board of Selectmenfrom and the Town, Selectmens’ to extend our office: heartfelt thanks to our staff, employees, committee members and volunteers who continue to serve the community. As in past years, it’s fair to say, that without the tireless efforts of this collective group, the municipality would not continue to operate on a sound financial and operational basis. We continue to work towards implementing the vision of the Comprehensive Plan adopted in June of 2015 with still much to do, although significant progress is being made by the Planning Board and other committees. This is a journey that the Town has embarked on that will impact what our community looks and feels like for any years to come. As many of you know, this past fiscal year brought with it significant change in how we will vote on our annual budgets going forward when voters approved moving away from the traditional Town Meeting to referendum voting. We held our last Town Meeting as the year came to a close which approved our current budget. Starting in June of 2018, we will approve the Municipal Budget request with referendum voting. The Board continues to work with the Town Administer to improve municipal services, with, as always, an eye towards developing more efficient ways of utilizing our limited recourses. With many of the mandates and reduction in funding coming down from State Government, this will always be a challenge. This year, as in the past, will present many new and different hurdles. The Board’s priorities continue to be focused on developing solutions that will meet and address each challenge as it surfaces. We are committed to increasing the transparency of town government and will continue to take steps to improve communications with the public, our employees, departments and committee’s though-out the future. Respectfully Submitted, Dennis Abbott Dennis Abbott, Chairman Waterboro Board of Selectmen DENNIS ABBOTT CHAIR, WATERBORO SELECTMEN 4 Town of Waterboro • Annual Report Town Administrator’s report for Fiscal Year 2016-2017 This fiscal year beginning July 1, 2016 was my 4th year as your Town Administrator. The year began with Olde Home Days parade and festivities at Waterboro Middle School because of field construction at the High School.
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