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Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire PDF

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Town Hampton of New Hampshire For the Year Ending December 31 1996 EMERGENCY NUMBERS FIRE EMERGENCY 9-1-1 AMBULANCE EMERGENCY. 9-1-1 POLICE EMERGENCY 9-1-1 Be sure to give your address and name and a call back number as well as clearly stating the nature ofthe emergency. DO NOT HANG UP until you are sureyour message hasbeen understood. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FORANSWERS ON:. CALL THE ...AT: Administration(TownGovernment) Town Manager 926-6766 Assessmentof Property AssessingOffice 929-5837 & Bills Accounts Accounting 929-5815 Building/Electrical/PlumbingPennits BuildingInspector 929-5911 Cemeteries High St. Cemetery 926-6659 CertificatesofOccupancy BuildingInspector 929-5826 DistrictCourt ClerkofCourts 926-8117 DogLicenses TownClerk 926-0406 ElectionsA^oterRegistration TownClerk 926-0406 FireRoutineBusiness FireDepartment 926-3316 Health-Complaints&Inspections BuildingInspector 929-5826 Library LaneMemorial Library 926-3368 MotorVehicleRegistrations TownClerk 926-0406 Recreation&Parks RecreationDept 926-3932 RubbishCollection Public Works 926-4402 TransferStation PublicWorks 926-3202 Taxes TaxCollector 926-6769 WelfareAssistance WelfareOffice 926-5948 Zoning&BuildingCodes BuildingInspector 929-5826 HOURS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TownOffices are open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mondaythru Friday Town Clerk is open 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday Welfare Office is open 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday thru Friday LaneMemorial Library - Mon. thru Thurs. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. & Friday Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. On the cover: Aerial shot of the Hampton landfill, at 99% completion ofclosure. Photo taken by Ben French, Hampton, a Senior at Winnacunnet High School on January 9, 1997. hlight time donated by Hampton Air Field. Ben 'sflight instructor Matt Thomas was the pilot. The Board of Selectmen thanks Ben for volunteering to take thisphotofor this report. Town Hampton of New Hampshire 359th Annual Report for the Fiscal Year Ended December 3 1996 1, The USS HAMPTON made it'sfirstvisit to it's NewHampshire namesake, for more photos see pages 94-96. (Photosby Arthur J. Moody) DEDICATION The Town of Hampton's Annual Report for 1996 is dedicated to the memory of the following persons who served in Town government positions - both elective and appointive, as well as in our operational departments. An appreciative community honors their years of public service. RobertL. Brindamoitr Member offirst elected PlanningBoard, 1980-1984 MartinE. Gunther Member offirst elected Budget Committee, 1954-1960 Gene D. Melson Firefighter (Permanent), Hampton Fire Department, 1950's-1960's MichaelR. Robidas Route 1 Steering Committee 1994-1995 MEMORXAM ][N R. MiLclhiaKel R(0)lb)iL(dlas 3/22/56 - 6/4/96 Michael R. Robidasjustly earned the respect, admiration and high regard ofall with whom he came into contact, and the Town of Hampton has sustained a great loss. Mike's service to the town was marked by exemplary dedication to the best interests of the community, as he worked for the betterment of its recreational, economic and aesthetic development. The Town of Hampton hereby extends to his family this expression of sincere regret for his loss, and the hope that they will be consoled by the memories of his fine life and achievements. TABLE OF CONTENTS Assessor 72 Audit/Financial Reportfor 1996 121 Budget Committee 91 Building Inspection Department 75 CemeteryTrustees 106 Conservation Commission 97 Dedication 3 EmergencyandTownDepartmentTelephone InsideFront Cover Fire Department 56 Highway Safety Committee 101 Historical Society 107 Library 103 Municipal Calendar 117 NewEmployeesofHampton 89 & Officers oftheTown, Elected Appointed 8 Officials, Representatives 7 PlanningBoard 99 PoliceDepartment 78 Public WorksDepartment 60 Recreation & ParksDepartment 68 Retirees 88 Rubbish Collection Schedule Back Cover Schedule ofInsurance Coverage 108 Selectmen 13 Supervisorsofthe Checklist 77 Taxable Valuation/TaxRate 73 Tax Collector 65 Town Buildings ScheduleA^alue 108 Town Clerk 64 TownManager 18 TownMeetingMinutes-1996 20 TownMeeting Warrant&Budget for 1997 Center Treasurer 76 Trustees oftheTrustFunds 92 USS HAMPTONDay 94 Vital Statistics 109 ZoningBoard 100 £/ow/i q/^ S^ci/?tpt^o/i A PROCLAMATION USSHAMPTONDAY--AUGUST4,1996 WHEREAS, theSecretaryoftheNavynamedanewwarship,beingconstructedbyNewportNews ShipbuildinginVirginia,the"HAMPTON"inhonorofHampton,NewHampshire,andthree othermunicipalitiesinIowa,SouthCarolinaandVirginia—togetherconstitutingfourofour country's seventeencommunitiesnamedHampton;and WHEREAS, officialsoftheTownofHampton,NewHampshire,traveledtoVirginiaandproudlyparticipated intheChristeningofthisnewLOSANGELES-Classnuclear-powered,fast-attacksubmarineon September28,1991,andinherCommissioningintotheAtlanticFleetonNovember6,1993;and WHEREAS, TheTownofHampton,NewHampshire,CommissioningCommittee,foranamesake community'straditionalCommissioningGift,presentedprivately-raisedlundstohelpestablish theUSSHAMPTONScholarshipFundtobenefitthecollegeeducationalpursuitsofpresentand formermembersoftheship'scomplementandtheirfamilies;and WHEREAS, thismajorshipoftheUnitedStalesNavy—withalengthof360feetandadisplacementofover 9,000tons,whichiscomparabletothatofaWorldWar11LightCruiser—inFebruary1995 completedasix-monthoperationaldeploymenttotheMediterraneanwhereshewasinvolvedin theNATOpeace-keepingelfortsintheBosniaarea;and WHEREAS, inAugust1995,thisTowninvitedtheUSSHAMPTON's140officersandcrewtovisitthis"Old TownbytheSea"sothatwecangettoknoweachother;and WHEREAS, theinvitationwasmetwithofficialNavyapprovalandtheUSSHAMPTONwillberthatthe PortsmouthNavalShipyardandbeopenfortoursonAugust3rd&4th, having sailedfromher homeportofNorfolk,Virginia,withastopoverattheGroton SubmarineBaseinConnecticut; NOW, THEREFORE,WE,theSelectmenoftheTownofHampton,doherebywelcome Commanding Officer Stathos,theofficersandcrewmenoftheUSSHAMPTON(SSN-767),andcallthisunprecedented eventtotheattentionofallHamplonians,invitingthem toshowthe seacoasthospitalitydue thoseinvolvedinthecontinualvigilancenecessaryforourNationalSecurityandwho,beingso entrustedwiththatgreatresponsibility,are carryingthename"Hampton"acrosstheseas; AND,FURTHER,WEherebyproclaim,Sunday,August4,1996,asUSSHAMPTONDAYwhenthecitizensof Hampton,New Hampshire,willbehonoredbythepresenceol theofficersandcrewoftheUSS HAMPTONataCommunityLobsterandClambake. GivenattheSelectmen'sMeetingRoomthis22ndDayofJuly, 1996A.D.,in the358thyearoftheTownofHampton'spermanentsettlementandinthe 221st yearoftheIndependenceoftheUnited StatesofAmerica. acJiU fe /.?(^ 'li'in/incii/i/ift . oVfw i?f»m/,,Ahf O.y.SWJ/ .'^Tr/. 6O.J-•Jl-'O-r>766 9,tx 00:>'-9^6-6SJ.y ELECTED GOVERNMENTAL OFFICIALS BOARD OF SELECTMEN Mary-Louise Woolsey,Chairman 926-3544 ArthurMoody, Vice Chairman 926-2111 Brian C. Warburton 926-6063 Michael T. Plouffe, Sr 926-3793 VirginiaB. Bridle 926-7216 (Selectmen's Office Telephone Number - 926-6766) ROCKINGHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER (District 1) Katharin Pratt 926-3531 Brentwood Office 679-2256 STATE REPRESENTATIVES (Rockingham District 23) SheilaFrancoeur 926-2554 JaneKelley 926-2903 Andrew Christie 926-7106 Kenneth Malcolm 926-3034 Robert Cushing 926-2737 STATE SENATOR(District 23) BeverlyHollingworth 926-4880 EXECUTIVE COUNCILOR(District 3) RuthL. Griffin 436-5272 GOVERNOR Jeanne Shaheen 271-2121 Citizen ServiceNumber 1-800-852-3456 CONGRESSMAN (First District ofN.H.) JohnE. Sununu 1-800-852-3456 U.S. Capital Congressional Directory 1-800-972-3524 SENATORS U.S. Bob Smith 1-800-922-2230 Judd Gregg 431-2171 PRESIDENT William Clinton WhiteHouse Switchboard 1-202-456-1414 Comments and Opinions 1-202-456-7639 -7- HAMPTON TOWN OFFICERS/1996 Elected Term Expires 1 Moderator JohnR. Walker 1998 Selectmen Mary-Louise Woolsey, Chairman 1997 ArthurJ. Moody, Vice-Chairman 1997 Brian C. Warburton 1998 Michael T. Plouffe 1999 VirginiaB. Bridle 1999 Town Clerk Arleen Andreozzi 1998 (Deputy-Betty Poliquin) Collector Ann W. Kaiser 1997 ofTaxes (Deputy: Joyce Sheehan) Treasurer EllenM. Lavin 1999 (Deputy: Margaret Chidester) Trustees ofthe C. Raymond Gilmore, Chairman 1999 Trust Funds John J. Kelley, Sr. 1997 Robert V. Lessard 1998 Supervisors of Charlotte K. Preston, Chairman 1998 the Checklist BettyH. Moore 2000 Judith A. DuBois 2002 PlanningBoard FredPineo, Chairman (Resigned 12/96) 1998 CarolynPayzant, Clerk (Chairman 12/96) 1999 PeterOlney, Vice Chairman 1997 Keith R. Lessard, Clerk (from 12/96) 1998 Arthur J. Moody, Selectmen Member 1997 John J. Nickerson 1997 Robert Viviano 1999 Curtis G. McCrady (Appointed 4/97) 1997 Alternates: John Walker 1997 ClilTPratt 1998 Municipal John Payzant. Chairman 1998 Budget Jane Cameron, Vice Chairman 1997 Committee Bonnie B. Searle. Clerk 1998 Keith R. Lessard 1997 John M. Callanan 1997 Richard E. Pouliot 1997

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