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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Town Officers of the of EATON New Hampshire 1992 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2009 with funding from Boston Library Consortium IVIember Libraries http://www.archive.org/details/annualreportofto1992eato ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Town Officers of the of EATON New Hampshire for the fiscal year ending December 31 1992 RMC Printed by Graphics, Conway, N.H. — 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Town Officers 5 Town Warrant— - 7 Town Budget 1 Summary ofInventory 14 & Statement ofAppropriations Taxes Assessed - 15 Town Meeting Report - - -18 — Statement ofAppropriations and Expenditures 23 — Financial Report - 24 Schedule ofTown Property - 28 Auditors Certification 29 Town Qerk's Report 30 Tax Collector's Report 31 Treasurer's Report - - - 37 -39 Detailed Statement ofPayments - Planning Board Report 45 Report ofTrustees ofTrust Funds - -46 Report ofthe Common Trust Fund Investments - 47 — Report ofConservation Commission 48 — Report ofthe Fire Warden - 51 — — - Fire/Rescue Report 52 — Selectmen's Report 53 Report ofthe Cemetery Trustees 55 - Capital Improvements Program - 56 Report ofthe School District - 57 — - Vital Statistics 69 - Fee Schedule- - 72 - Emergency Numbers -Rear Cover TOWN OFFICERS Moderator Paul D. Hcnnigan Term Expires 1993 Town Clerk/Tax Collector Ruby A.B. Hurll Term Expires 1995 Selectmen Donald R. Philbrick Term Expires 1993 Joyce R. Blue Term Expires 1994 James A. Brooks Term Expires 1995 Treasurer Carol L. Mayhofer Term Expires 1993 Highway Commissioner Elwyn R. Thurston Term Expires 1993 & Trustees Trust Funds Cemetery Trustees Bette Snow Term Expires 1993 Edith Dashnau Term Expires 1994 Jacqueline Spink Term Expires 1995 Auditor James C. Worcester Term Expires 1993 Supervisors ofthe Checklist Anne K. Donahue Term Expires 1994 Leona E. Hurley Term Expires 1996 LucindaF. Goslee Term Expires 1998 Health Officer Mary E. Phillips Civil Defense Director Donald H. Hall Code Enforcement Officer Paul Dorian Fire Chief James Coogan J. III Deputy Fire Chief Lawrence E. Ross Fire Warden James Coogan, J. III Deputy Fire Wardens John R. Edge, Jr. Mark Provost Dick Fortin David Gerling Wayne Stanton Tom Head Jim Higgins Mamie Cobbs Phil Trapasso Earl Mayhofer KurtFisher Roger Sundman Brian Bailey James Cairns George Booth Dispatchers James Worcester Frank Gospodarek DonHaU Zoning Board of Adjustment Mark Provost, Chairman Edward S. Ellis Carol L. Mayhofer Edith Dashnau Lawrence E. Ross Alternate John R. Edge, Jr. Planning Board Nubian Duncan, Chairman Edward H. Hoyt Richard Young Peter Lang Earl Mayhofer Paul Savchick Joyce R. Blue, Selectmen's Representative Alternate Donald H. Hall Conservation Commission Paul Savchick, Chairman Anne Donahue Philip Evans Henry Fowler Louise Gray Philip Kelly Franklyn Cutrone Alternate Richard Fortin & Parks Recreation Committee Gail Blake, Chairman Louise Gray Terry Head Judith Fowler James A. Brooks, Selectmen's Representative TOWN WARRANT The State of New Hampshire The Polls will be open from 11:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Tothe InhabitantsoftheTownofEaton in theCountyofCarroll in said Slate,qualified to vote in Town Affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Evans Memorial Building (Town Hall) in the Town of Eaton, County of Carroll on Tuesday the ninth day of March, 1993 at eleven o'clock in the morning to act upon the following subjects hereinafter set forth. The polls shall open for balloting at 11:00 A.M., or as soon thereafter as the Moderator calls the meeting toorderand declares aquorum present. Voting on Article 1 (election ofofficers) shallbebyofficialballot.Theremainingarticleson thewarrantshall beacted upon ateight o'clock in the evening. Article #1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing. Article #2. To raise such sums of money that may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing yearand make appropriations ofthe same; including town officers salaries, town officersexpenses,election andregistration expenses, expensesoftheTown Hall and other buildings. Social Security and Withholding taxes, emergency services, insurance, civil defense,healthdepartment,vitalstatistics,wastedisposal,townroadmaintenance(summer and winter, highway blockgrant,andgeneralexpenses), streetlighting, townpoorandold ageassistance, recreation, cemeteries, interest, planning and zoning, legal expenses. State revenue sharing, capital reserve funds,general fund trusts, and unemploymentcompensa- tion. Article #3. ToseeiftheTownwillauthorizetheSelectmentoborrowmoneyinanticipationoftaxes, ifnecessary. Article#4. To see ifthe Town will authorize the Selectmen to administer and dispose ofany real estate acquired by the Town through Tax Collector Deeds, reference RSA 80:42. Article #5. To see ifthe Town will authorize the Selectmen to apply for, accept, and expend such Federal, State or other governmental unit or private source of funding which becomes RSA available during the year, in accordance with 3l:95-b. Article #6. To see if the Town will authorize the Eaton Conservation Commission to retain the unexpended portion ofits 1992 receipts, said funds to be placed in a special conservation fund, in accordance with RSA 36-A:5. Article #7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1.00 for the establishmentoftheTownofEatonVolunteerFireDcpartmentandtodirecttheFireChief, DeputyFireChiefandoneSelectmanto:organizevolunteers,supervisetraining,purchase appropriate equipment and insurance, establish mutual aid agreements, find housing for equipment,directfundraising and receivecertification from aStateofN.H.Fire Marshall before responding to anything other than woods fires in the Town ofEaton. Agreeable to a petition signed by James J. Coogan III and others. This Article is not recommended by the Board ofSelectmen. Article #8. To see ifthe Town will authorize the establishmentofacapital reserve fund (pursuant to RSA Chapter 35) for replacing and renovating the roofofTown Hall and to raise and appropriate the sum of$3,000 towards thispurpose, and appoint the Selecunen as agents to administer the fund. Article #9. To see iftheTown will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$7,500 for shimming ofTown roads. Article #10. To see ifthe Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$10,000 forrepairs to Towle Hill Rd. Article #11. To see ifthe Town will vote to raise and ^propriate the sum of$440.00 in support of & the Children Youth Project ofthe Mt. Washington Valley. Agreeable to a petition signed by Judith M. Goss and others. Article #12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of$93.00 in support of Carroll County Against Domestic Violence and Rape's shelter for battered women and children. Agreeable to a petition signed by Bobbi Hoyt and others. Article #13. To see iftheTown will vote to raiseandappropriatethe sum of$759.00 forsupportof the Gibson Center for Senior Services. Agreeable to a petition signed by James C. Worcester and others. Article#14. To see ifthe Town will vole to raise and appropriate the sum of$181.00 for the Early Intervention Program (birth to 3 years) ofChildren Unlimited, Inc. Agreeable to a petition signed by Jacqueline M. Sparks and others.