It’s not too late to audition for Cabin Fever Radio Follies! Auditions will be held again this Tuesday, January 28th at 6:30 pm in the Helen Miller Theater, upstairs in the Walpole Town Hall. The performance will be on March 15, 2025.
Correction: Walpole Trail Challenge
Updated to clarify that only trails and class 6 roads located within the town of Walpole count toward the challenge.
Selecboard Meeting Minutes – 1/16/25
TOWN OF WALPOLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
MEETING OF THE SELECTBOARD
JANUARY 16, 2025
Selectboard Present: Cheryl Mayberry, Chair; Steven Dalessio and Carolyn Vose
Staff Present: Sarah Downing, Manager of Administration, and Sue Bauer, Recording Secretary
Guests Present: Ben Hoy, Recycling Center/Transfer Station Manager; Jean Kobeski, Diana Watson Petrie, Steve Varone, and Ray Boas
CALL TO ORDER: Mr. Dalessio called the Selectboard meeting to order at 6:30 PM in the Walpole Town Hall.
NON-PUBLIC BUSINESS RSA 91-A:3 II (a)
M. Vose moved to enter into Non-Public Session pursuant to RSA 91-A:3 II (a) at 6:31 PM. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose and Mr. Dalessio in favor, the motion was approved.
The meeting was reconvened at 7:18 PM.
Mr. Dalessio moved that the Non-Public Session Minutes be sealed. Seconded by Ms. Vose. With Mr. Dalessio, Ms. Vose and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
Mr. Hoy left the meeting and Ms. Mayberry arrived during the Non-Public Session.
Old business was moved to this point in the agenda to accommodate guests who wished to speak to the agenda items.
OLD BUSINESS
Walpole School Withdrawal Warrant Article: Mrs. Kobeski, Mrs. Watson Petrie and Mr. Varone attended with questions for the Board so they can better explain what the vote at Town Meeting means. Mr. Dalessio explained that a “Yes” vote means we direct Fall Mountain Regional School District to do a feasibility and sustainability study. The school district will create a team of one Selectboard and one School Board member from each Town to work with the School District Business Administrator to study all aspects of a school. The report of this study must be submitted to the NH Department of Education (DoE) by November 1, 2025. If DoE approves the withdrawal, it comes back to the Town for a Yes/No vote in 2026 on whether to withdraw. It would then be about 16 months before the actual withdrawal could be implemented.
Mrs. Watson Petrie and Mrs. Kobeski left the meeting.
Information Request from the Clarion: Mr. Boas also attended to get information on the Warrant Articles for the Clarion to help educate voters. February Clarion will have reminders of important dates, a list of articles and whether they will be in the Tuesday ballot or voted on at Town Meeting on Saturday. The March Clarion will have details on exactly what the votes on each article mean.
Mr. Varone left the meeting.
2025 Warrant Articles and the Town Budget: The order of the Warrant Articles was updated and the text edited per earlier discussions. The Selectboard was aware that there is a potential petition warrant article coming. Advice from Attorney Hockensmith on the School Withdrawal article was received. Additional clarification of the wording of the articles was discussed and a review of the budget is planned for the 1/23/2025 meeting.
Mr. Boas would like more information about the School Withdrawal Article. He will also talk to Jeff Miller, the Chair of the Planning Board, about the Zoning Warrant Articles.
Mr. Boas left the meeting.
2025 Town Budget Hearing: There will be a hearing on the 2025 Town Budget on Thursday, February 13, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the Town Hall First Floor Meeting Room. The Selectboard meeting will follow the hearing.
Fire Department Building Renovation Grant: Mr. Dalessio reminded the Selectboard that the 2023 audit needs to be completed because it is holding up the million-dollar grant for the Fire Department expansion. Ms. Mayberry will follow up again with the auditors.
PAYROLL
Ms. Vose moved to approve the Payroll Register totaling $32,320.13 dated 1/17/2025 and the 941 Payroll Tax Transfer of $6,608.84. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
SELECTBOARD MEETING MINUTES
Selectboard Meeting – January 9, 2025: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Minutes of the Selectboard meeting of January 9, 2025. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the minutes were approved.
Non-Public Selectboard Meeting – January 9, 2025: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Minutes of the Non-Public Selectboard meeting of January 9, 2025. The minutes will remain sealed. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the minutes were approved, and the minutes remain sealed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Ms. Vose brought to the chair’s attention the following committee reports:
- Conservation Commission Minutes – January 6, 2025
Ms. Mayberry acknowledged these minutes.
WARRANTS
Walpole Water Tax Lien: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Walpole Water Tax Lein in the amount of $766.56. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion carried.
Walpole Sewer Tax Lien: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Walpole Sewer Tax Lein in the amount of $1,247.05. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion carried.
North Walpole Sewer Tax Lien: Ms. Vose moved to approve the North Walpole Sewer Tax Lein in the amount of $7,344.95. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS
Annual Landfill Post Closure Report: The report noted that methane levels decreased significantly in 2024 at the closed landfill. Ms. Mayberry moved that Mr. Dalessio sign the form. Ms. Vose seconded. With Ms. Mayberry, Ms. Vose and Mr. Dalessio in favor, the motion passed, and Mr. Dalessio signed the form.
NH DES Culvert Replacement Notice: NH DOT is planning to replace a culvert near 125 Prospect Hill Road. The estimated start time is the spring or summer of 2025. The Selectboard acknowledged they received the approval notice from the NH DES regarding the upcoming project.
Thank You Notes: Thank you notes were received from the Walpole Players and from a citizen thanking Officer Merkle in the Police Department for his help when she was locked out of her car.
ADJOURNMENT: Ms. Mayberry declared the meeting adjourned at 8:46 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Sue Bauer, Recording Secretary
(Note: These are unapproved Minutes. Corrections will be found in the Minutes of the January 23, 2025 Selectboard meeting.)
Selectboard Meeting Agenda – 1/23/25
TOWN OF WALPOLE
SELECTBOARD MEETING AGENDA
January 23, 2025
Starting at 6:30 PM in the Town Hall
SELECTBOARD MEETING
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
- Accounts Payable Check Register in the total amount of $959,750.11 for checks issued 1/24/2025.
PAYROLL
- Payroll Register totaling $30,704.46 dated 1/24/2025 and the 941 Payroll Tax Transfer of $6,107.35.
SELECTBOARD MEETING MINUTES
- Selectboard Meeting – January 16, 2025
- Selectboard Non-Public Session – January 16, 2025
COMMITTEE REPORTS
- Library Trustees Meeting Minutes – January 14, 2025
- Planning Board Meeting Minutes – January 14, 2025
ELDERLY EXEMPTION
- Map and Lot# 024-033-000
VETERANS CREDIT
- Map and Lot# 012-044-016
OLD BUSINESS
Pending Further Actions: Parking Policy, Generators, Old North Main and High Streets Bridges/Culverts, School and Union Street Drainage, Houghton Brook Bridge, and Reservoir Dam
- School Withdrawal Warrant Article
- Purchase and Sales Agreement for New Police Station Land
- 2025 Town Budget
- 2025 Warrant Articles
- 2023 Town Financial Audit
- Shade Canopy at Town Pool
NEW BUSINESS
- Accounts Payable Check Dating
- Comcast Support Letter Request
- Employee Resignation
- FMRSD School Board Invitation
- SWRPC Winter Meeting Invitation
NON-PUBLIC BUSINESS: RSA 91-A:3 II (a) (c)
HOOPER TRUSTEES MEETING
HOOPER TRUSTEES MINUTES
- Hooper Trustees Meeting – January 9, 2025
- Hooper Trustees Non-Public Session – January 9, 2025
HOOPER TRUSTEES PUBLIC BUSINESS
- December 2024 Reimbursement to the Town of Walpole from the Hooper Education Fund
- December 2024 Reimbursement to the Town of Walpole from the Hooper Maintenance Fund
- Appointment Notice
- Hooper Maintenance Trust
HOOPER TRUSTEES NON-PUBLIC BUSINESS: RSA 91-A:3 II (a) (c)
**Any recording, audio or visual, and/or other devices must be declared at the beginning of the meeting**
Selectboard Meeting Minutes – 1/9/25
TOWN OF WALPOLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
MEETING OF THE SELECTBOARD
JANUARY 9, 2025
Selectboard Present: Cheryl Mayberry, Chair; Steven Dalessio and Carolyn Vose
Staff Present: Sarah Downing, Manager of Administration, and Sue Bauer, Recording Secretary
Guests Present: Justin Sanctuary, Police Chief and Rich Kreissle, Manager of Finance
CALL TO ORDER: Ms. Mayberry called the Selectboard meeting to order at 6:31 PM in the Walpole Town Hall.
NON-PUBLIC BUSINESS RSA 91-A:3 II (a)(b)
Mr. Dalessio moved to enter into Non-Public Session pursuant to RSA 91-A:3 II (a)(b) at 6:31 PM. Ms. Vose seconded. With Mr. Dalessio, Ms. Vose and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
The meeting was reconvened at 8:13 PM.
Mr. Dalessio moved that the Non-Public Session Minutes be sealed. Seconded by Ms. Vose. With Mr. Dalessio, Ms. Vose and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
Chief Sanctuary and Mr. Kreissle left the meeting during the Non-Public Session.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Ms. Vose moved to approve the Accounts Payable Check Register totaling $1,757,021.60 dated 1/10/2025 which included a $381,195 tax payment to North Walpole Village District, $358,700 to the Walpole Fire District, and $581,631.87 to the Fall Mountain Regional School District for the December 2024 billing. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the accounts payable was approved.
PAYROLL
Ms. Vose moved to approve the Payroll Register totaling $33,185.48 dated 1/10/2025 and the 941 Payroll Tax Transfer of $6,725.46. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the payroll was approved.
SELECTBOARD MEETING MINUTES
Selectboard Meeting – December 31, 2024: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Minutes of the Selectboard meeting of December 31, 2024. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the minutes were approved.
Non-Public Selectboard Meeting – December 31, 2024: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Minutes of the Non-Public Selectboard meeting of December 31, 2024. The minutes will remain sealed. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the minutes were approved, and the minutes are sealed.
TAX REFUNDS
Map and Lot # 017-012-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Tax Refund of $450 for an overpayment for Map & Lot # 017-012-000. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed.
TAX ABATEMENTS
Map and Lot # 028-105-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Tax Abatement of $2,116 on for Map & Lot # 028-005-000. This property at 11 Merchant Street is to be sold by sealed bid. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed.
Map and Lot # 014-005-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Tax Abatement of $6,929 on for Map & Lot # 014-005-000-000. This property at 522 Whitcomb Road is to be sold by sealed bid. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed.
Map and Lot # 025-005-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Tax Abatement of $3,968 on for Map & Lot # 025-005-000. This property is a tax-deeded house in Drewsville. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio, and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed.
SOLAR EXEMPTION
Map and Lot # 003-068-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Solar Exemption for Map and Lot # 003-068-000. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor the motion passed.
Map and Lot # 019-039-000: Ms. Vose moved to approve the Solar Exemption for Map and Lot # 019-039-000. Seconded by Mr. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor the motion passed.
CURRENT USE
Map and Lot # 011-013-000 and 011-013-001: Ms. Vose move to approve Map and Lot # 011-013-000 and 011-013-001 for Current Use. These lots are off Ramsey Hill Road. The prior form was not recorded. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed.
BUILDING PERMIT
2025-1, Map and Lot# 011-007-003: Ms. Vose moved to approve Building Permit #2025-1 for Map and Lot # 011-007-003 to construct a 36’ x 30’ barn. Seconded by Ms. Dalessio. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
OLD BUSINESS
Reservoir Dam Update: Mr. Dalessio attended an online meeting about Reservoir Dam earlier this week, with DES and the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. The dam is now in the permitting process. The meeting asked a lot of questions. The proposed 3 feet of run per foot of height to strengthen the dam is not magic, but it puts the project into a category to be a much bigger and more expensive project. There was a suggestion to change to a 2.89’ run to keep it a smaller project category. Walpole stressed that the project needs to be finished by the end of 2026 to meet ARPA funding requirements. It was suggested to widen the spillway and do the primary outlet first, to protect the Town and fix the dam later. Mr. Dalessio will talk to Fuss and O’Neill next week.
2025 Warrant Articles: The Selectboard reviewed the second draft of the Warrant Articles. Some of the articles were revised and the order of the articles was rearranged. On the advice of the Town’s Attorney, the School Withdrawal Article will be voted upon at Saturday’s Town Meeting and it will be addressed early in the meeting.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations at Town Parking Lot: The Walpole Foundation will take care of the stations for 2025.
2023 Financial Audit: Ms. Mayberry has been in contact with the auditors and reminded them that the 2023 audit report is needed for the Fire Station Grant.
NEW BUSINESS
Total Notice Agreement: Mr. Dalessio moved to approve the annual agreement and for the Chair to sign the contract with Total Notice. Ms. Vose seconded. With Mr. Dalessio, Ms. Vose and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed, and the agreement was signed by Ms. Mayberry.
Purchase Order for 4-Station Voting Boot: Ms. Vose moved to approve the purchase of a 4-station voting booth from Inclusion Solutions for $1,396.20 and to sign Purchase Order # 201315. Mr. Dalessio seconded the motion. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion passed, and the purchase order was signed.
Letter to Secretary of State Office re: New Voting Machine: Ms. Mayberry explained that a letter is required before Walpole can start using a new voting machine. Mr. Dalessio moved to approve the letter to the Secretary of State saying Walpole is going to buy and use a Voting Works Ballot counting machine. Ms. Vose seconded. With Mr. Dalessio, Ms. Vose and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the letter was approved.
Selectboard Recap for the 2024 Town Report: Ms. Vose offered to do a first draft of the Selectboard’s report for the Town Report. She will send it to Ms. Mayberry and Mr. Dalessio for comments.
Old Home Days: The OHD Committee reported that the event will be held on June 25th through 29th. There will be fireworks on the evening of June 27th and a parade on the morning of June 28th with activities on the Common to follow the parade.
Selectboard Meeting for the first week of February: The Fall Mountain Regional School District Deliberative Session is Wednesday, February 5th. Because of meeting conflicts, the Selectboard will meet on Tuesday, February 4th at 6:30 PM.
HOOPER TRUSTEES
Ms. Vose moved to enter into the Hooper Trustees meeting at 9:17 PM. Mr. Dalessio seconded. With Ms. Vose, Mr. Dalessio and Ms. Mayberry in favor, the motion was approved.
The meeting was reconvened at 9:39 PM.
Adjournment: Ms. Mayberry declared the meeting adjourned at 9:40 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Sue Bauer, Recording Secretary
(Note: These are unapproved Minutes. Corrections will be found in the Minutes of the January 16, 2025 Selectboard meeting.)
Planning Board Meeting Minutes – 1/14/25
Walpole Planning Board Minutes
January 14, 2025
Town Hall
7 pm
Role Call: Board members Chair Jeff Miller, Vice-Chair Dennis Marcom, Clerk Jason Perron, Joanna Andros, Select Board Representative Steve Dalessio, alternate Bill Carmody. Absent: Board members Trevor MacLachlan and Jeff Harrington and alternate Travis Adams.
Call to Order: Mr Miller called the meeting to order promptly at 7 pm. The minutes of this meeting are unapproved and will be reviewed at the February 2025 meeting for corrections.
Minutes: Review minutes of the December 2024 meeting: There was 1 correction on page 2, paragraph 2. The new Walpole Village School will be heated by heat pumps, not propane, making the entire school electric. Mr. Marcom made a motion to amend the December minutes. Mr. Perron seconded the motion and the motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
Public Hearing: Recommendation of Planning Board for a petition to be placed on the March 2025 warrant.
To see if the Town will vote to Amend (Article VI, Section B, 3) of Zoning Ordinances.
“Shops, restaurant and other retail building not exceeding 40,000 square feet in gross floor area, except to protect the welfare of the inhabitants of the Town of Walpole with respect to traffic, pollution, health, and safety, and to preserve the unique and distinctive appeal of the Town’s character and commercial development, drive-up window service shall not be allowed.” By petition: 31 signatures. Mr. Tom Winmill spoke to the petition.
Mr. Winmill said the reason for the petition was to retain the character of the town of Walpole. Drive-ups dehumanize the vending of services, he said. He added that there are two provisions. Businesses that may want to have a drive-up window can get one by getting a variance from the Zoning Board of Adjustment and businesses that discontinue their drive-up operation for one year will lose their drive-up window permit. He cited several town in New Hampshire that already have an ordinance banning drive-up window service – Berlin, Derry, Gofffstown, Center Harbor, etc
Mr. Winmill foresees the commercial district with Kentucky Fried Chicken establishments, Taco Bells and MacDonald’s. Walpole will attract more people from all over the region only because of these fast-food businesses. It means more traffic, cars idling, and litter.
Peggy Pshirrer said she thought the petition was too broad and it would take two pages of information to explain the meaning of the ordinance. She didn’t see any problems with the drive-up establishments currently in existence.
Leroy Watson opposed the petition saying it penalizes people with disabilities. He has a family member with a disability and knows how difficult it is to navigate in the current environment. It is already difficult for people with disabilities to get out of a car and go into an establishment just for a cup of coffee or a piece of pizza. Why make it any harder for these people by restricting honest commerce? he asked.
There being no more questions from the public, Mr. Miller closed the public hearing at 7:18 pm. Planning Board members then spoke. Mr. Marcom said it would be very hard to explain to the public why the town needed such a policy. Mr. Dalessio added Walpole has an aging population. Mr. Miller couldn’t see why the town would need such an ordinance. He pointed out that one of the criteria for a variance is proving the hardship of the land. Where is the hardship here? Also, he said, the intent is that the drive-up window comes with ownership of the property
Mr. Carmody made a motion that the Planning Board not recommend the petition. Mr. Perron seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. However, the petition will automatically go on the warrant but without the recommendation of the Planning Board.
Voluntary Merger: Larry Britton, who has a farm on Watkins Hill Road, won the sealed bid for a small landlocked lot that abuts the Britton property. He wanted to merge it with the rest of his property.
Mr. Britton brought in the Voluntary Merger application notarized by Sarah Downing on January 9, 2025 that indicates the lot will be merged with the rest of his farmland and will hence be known as Tax Map 5, Lot 57. He paid the $50 application fee. The Voluntary Merger will be registered with the Cheshire County Registry of Deeds in Keene.
Subdivision: One lot into 2 lots:
Fieldstone Land Consultants proposes a two-lot subdivision of property owned by George P. Achille, Jr. Revocable Trust in Peterborough, Tax Map 12, Lot 59, 334 Main Street. Currently there is an existing retail store, Blue Seal, in the commercial district on one lot that will be 4.0 acres. The additional 45.97 acres will be in Residential A District with no development proposed.
John E. Noonan, Senior Project Manager for Fieldstone, presented the proposal of a one-lot into two-lots subdivision and requested a public hearing for February 2025. Mr. Noonan displayed his plan. Basically it would separate the 4.0 acre parcel that Blues Seal is on from the rest of the property. Blue Seal is a retail farm and garden store which abuts Routes 123 and Route 12. It has road frontage of 150 feet on Main Street and 315.97 feet on Main Street/Route 123. Also planned is a proposed access and utility easement of the existing water lines that currently service the garden center as well as two lots to the south. There is no proposed utility work to be done.
Fieldstone is also applying for a waiver regarding the above referenced subdivision application.
“Proposed ‘Soils & Topographic Contours’
“Wetland location’
“ Proposed lot 12-59-3 is a 4-acre lot that has already been developed with a commercial building and parking lot. There is no additional development proposed for with this lot or the parent lot at this time. The entire lot is over 49 acres. Adding soil information and performing at topographic survey over the entire lot would incur undo added cost to our client with no added benefit to the town. We therefore respectfully request the Planning consider a waiver for the proposed subdivision application.
“Proposed lot 12-59-3 was inspected for wetlands but none was found. As stated above no additional development is proposed and the parent lot is over 49 acres. Performing an inspection for and further location wetlands would incur undo added cost to our client with added benefit tot the town. We therefore respectfully request the Planning Board consider a waiver for the proposed subdivision application.”
Mr. Perron made a motion to hold a public hearing for the subdivision in February. Mr. Marcom seconded the motion and the motion passed.
Old Hewitt Barn Properties LLC, owned by Douglas and Laura Palmer propose adding an 8,400 square-foot warehouse on their property, Tax Map 24, Lot 14, commercial district.
Douglas Palmer said that the warehouse would be on the grassy area in back of his current warehouse at 308 Main Street. He submitted a design showing the warehouse, parking area, two loading docks and the driveway. He had already spoken with his neighbors about the project and they were not opposed, he said. It was suggested that he plant more trees so the warehouse wasn’t visible from his neighbors’ properties and that 30 percent of the property had to be green space. He requested a public hearing for February 2025.
Mr. Perron made a motion to hold a public hearing for the site plan in February. Mr. Marcom seconded the motion and the motion passed.
Simon Gascoyne, owner of the Walpole Veterinary Hospital, 6 Walker Road, Tax Map 18, Lot 2, Rural/Ag District was in for a discussion of adding a permanent motor home on property behind the clinic.
Mr. Gascoyne showed a forest area behind the clinic where a motor home could go. It would be a residence for an intern and his/her family to live while working at the clinic. Mr Miller said it was the Select Board who issued permits for a situation of this type. Mr. Dalessio suggested that Mr. Gascoyne contact Fire Chief Mark Houghton who knew all the regulations about fire, water, etc. for this type of situation.
Adjournment
Mr. Carmody made a motion to adjourn. Mr. Perron seconded the motion and the motion carried. The time was 8:43 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Marilou Blaine
Secretary
Cancelled: Walpole Seniors’ Potluck – 1/20/25
The Walpole Seniors’ Potluck Lunch, scheduled for Monday, January 20, 2025, has been cancelled due to weather advisories.
Cabin Fever Radio Follies Auditions – 1/23/25
From Judy Epstein:
Cabin Fever Radio Follies are back again this year! Auditions Thursday, January 23, 2025 at 6:30 pm in the Helen Miller Theater, Walpole Town Hall. The performance will be on March 15, 2025.
Selectboard Meeting Agenda – 1/16/25
TOWN OF WALPOLE
SELECTBOARD MEETING AGENDA
JANUARY 16, 2025
Starting at 6:30 PM in the Town Hall
SELECTBOARD MEETING
NON-PUBLIC BUSINESS: RSA 91-A:3 II (a) (c)
PAYROLL
- Payroll Register totaling $32,320.13 dated 1/17/2025 and the 941 Payroll Tax Transfer of $6,608.84.
SELECTBOARD MEETING MINUTES
- Selectboard Meeting – January 9, 2025
- Selectboard Non-Public Session – January 9, 2025
COMMITTEE REPORTS
- Conservation Commission Minutes – January 6, 2025
WARRANTS
- Walpole Water Tax Lien
- Walpole Sewer Tax Lien
- North Walpole Sewer Tax Lien
OLD BUSINESS
Pending Further Actions: Parking Policy, Generators, Old North Main and High Streets Bridges/Culverts, Houghton Brook Bridge, Reservoir Dam
- Walpole School Withdrawal Warrant Article
- 2025 Warrant Articles
- 2025 Town Budget
- Information Request from the Clarion
- 2025 Town Budget Hearing
NEW BUSINESS
- Annual Landfill Post Closure Report
- NH DES Culvert Replacement Notice
- Thank You Notes
**Any recording, audio or visual, and/or other devices must be declared at the beginning of the meeting**
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