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An nnu own & Department Addresses Phone Numbers DEPARTMENT ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER TOWN HALL 311 Pembroke Street 485-4747 Assessor Board of Selectmen Town Administrator Tax Collector Town Clerk Treasurer Welfare Director Planning and Land Use Planner Code Enforcement Officer Zoning Board ofAdjustment Planning Board Checklist Supervisors Roads Commission Cemetery Commission Trustees ofthe Trust Funds Conservation Commission Recreation Commission Budget Committee Recycling Committee AMBULANCE EMERGENCY (Tri-Town Volunteer) Central Street 624-232 COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 155 Main Street 485-7824 FIRE DEPARTMENT 247 Pembroke Street EMERGENCY 225-3355 all other 485-3621 HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 8 Exchange Street 485-4422 LIBRARY 261 Pembroke Street 485-7851 POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 Union Street EMERGENCY 485-3421 all other 485-9173 SCHOOL DEPARTMENT & Superintendent 267 Pembroke Street 485-5187 485-5188 Pembroke Academy 209 Academy Road 485-7881 Three Rivers School Academy Road 485-9539 Hill School 373 Rowe Avenue 485-9000 Village School High Street 485-1807 SEWER DEPARTMENT P.O. Box 138 EMERGENCY 485-5600 & Billing Service 485-8658 WATER WORKS 212 Main Street 485-3362 Town of Pembroke New Hampshire Annual Report of the Board of Selectmen, Agents and Officers, Trustees, Committees Together with the Reports of other Officers Town of the for the Fiscal Year Ending December 31 1993 , TOWN OF PEMBROKE ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents Assessor's Report 31 Audit ofTown Financial Statements 32-36 Board of Selectmen Message 16 Cemetery Commission Report 46 NH Central Regional Planning Commission 42 Code Enforcement/Building Inspection Report 41 Community Action Program Report 72-74 Comparative Statement ofExpenditures in 1992 17 Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association 75 Conservation Commission Report 59 Employee Salaries 19 Fire Department Report 47 Fire Prevention Report 49 Forest Fire Warden and 48 State Forest Ranger Report Highway Department Report 37 Library Trustees Report 50 Minutes ofthe 1992 Annual Town Meeting 2-15 Outstanding Citizen for 1992 - Lena Young 1 Planning Board Report 40 Police Department Report 43-46 Recreation Commission Report 58 Recycling Committee Report 50 School District Report 76-106 Sewer Commission Report 60-61 Supervisor's ofthe Checklist Report 31 Tax Collector's Report 23-24 Town Clerk's Report 25 Town Officer's Salaries 18 Treasurer's Report 20-22 Tri-Town Ambulance Report 71 Trust Funds Report 38-39 Vital Records 26-30 Births, Deaths, Marriages Warrant and Budget for 1993 Town Meeting 51-57 Water Works Audit 62-70 OUTSTANDING CITIZEN OF THE YEAR 1993 JOHN M. FILLMORE, JR. Town Officials, Boards, Committees 4^ Commissions BOARD OF SELECTMEN EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Meetings: Mondays, 7:00p.m. Larry W. Young, Sr. Larry W. Young, Sr. 1993 JohnB. Goff 1994 FIRE DEPARTMENT Armand "Tom" Martel 1995 Richard Chase, Chief John Theuner, Asst. Chief David L. Stack, Town Administrator Harold Paulsen, Dep. Chief TAX COLLECTOR TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS Nancy Clifford, CTC Andre St.Germain 1994 Isabelle Racine, Deputy Janice Edmonds 1995 Gerard Fleury 1996 TOWN CLERK James F. Goff 1993 RECREATION COMMISSION Elaine A. Couturier, Deputy Rose Galligan, Chair 1996 Michelle Carvalho, Sec. 1994 TREASURER David Seavey 1995 - Patricia K. Tullgren 1994 GregGoff 1996 Robert Musil 1996 ASSESSOR Donald DoUard, CRA, CNHA SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST Isabelle Racine, Assistant Assessor Voter Registration 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. PLANNING AND LAND USE and Thurs. evenings 5-7 p.m. Michael Toepfer, Director Roland Young, Jr. 1994 John Freeman, Code Enforcement Officer Barbara Payne 1996 Celeste Borgman 1998 BOARD OF HEALTH LIBRARY TRUSTEES Dr. Vincent Greco, Health Officer Catherine Dowling 1994 MODERATOR Kathy Weisiger 1995 Thomas E. Petit 1994 Elaine Mills 1996 ASSISTANT MODERATOR Virginia Batchelder, Librarian Gerald Belanger CEMETERY COMMISSION HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Howard Robinson, Chair 1995 Henry Malo, Road Agent James Garvin 994 1 Mike Baum, Foreman William Stanley 1995 Ben Bailey 1996 POLICE DEPARTMENT Kenneth Fowler 1996 Thomas F. Iverson, Jr., Chief Lt. Wayne Cheney, Sup./Training Off & Town Officials, Boards, Committees Commissions ROADS COMMISSION SEWER COMMISSION Raymond Martin 1994 Floyd Smith , Chair 1994 Thomas Dyke 1995 PauletteMalo 1995 MarkLePage 1996 Roger Martin 1996 Brian Tufts, Planning Board Rep. WATER COMMISSION Henry Malo, Road Agent Maurice Lavoie 994 1 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Michael BobbHs 1995 Helen Petit 1996 Gordon Riedesel, Chair 1995 Armand Nolin 1996 Susan Seidner 1994 William Stanley 1997 Pieter L Cruson 1994 Carl Hoffman 1995 PLANNING BOARD Thomas Beaulieu 1996 Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tues. ofthe month, 7 p.m. Robert Pelfy 1996 Brian Tufts, Chair 1996 Alternates Norm Proencher, Vice-Chair1994 John Bates 1994 Paula Kudrick 1994 BUDGET COMMITTEE MarkLePage 1995 Cindy Lewis 1995 Patricia Fair, Chair 1994 Armand "Tom" Martel Selectmen's Rep. James Fenn, Vice-Chair 1995 Nancy Musil 1994 Alternates George Fryer 994 Florence Woods 1994 1 Charles Schmidt 1995 Charles Fowler, Jr. 1995 Richard Kelsea 1996 Redmond Carroll 1995 Fay Donaghey 996 David Freeman-Woodpert 1996 1 John Fillmore, Jr. 1996 Michael Toepfer, Town Planner Ingrid Lemaire, School Board Rep. John Goff, Selectmen's Rep ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Meetings: by notice, 7 p.m., Wednesdays David Reed, Chair 1994 Cheryl J. Tufts, Chair 1996 Patricia Laughlin, Vice-Chair1996 Bill Bonney, Vice-Chair 1995 Charles G. Hamilton 1994 Andre St. Germain 1994 Joseph Brigham 994 Read Parmenter 1996 1 Michael Duffy 1995 Margaret Bowden 996 1 Thomas D. Hebert 1995 Alternates Vivian Adams 994 Barbara D. Lewis 1995 1 Robert A. Baxter 1996 Vincent Flewelling 995 1 Larry W. Young, Sr., Selectmen's Rep. Normand H. Provencher, Planning Board Charles S. Fowler, Jr., Budget Comm. MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING TOWN OF PEMBROKE MARCH 1993 9, The meeting was opened at 10:00 a.m. by Moderator Petit with a moment ofprayer. A motion was made to read and act on Articles #1 through #3, the remaining articles to be acted upon at the deliberative session on March 13. MOVED: Redmond Carroll SECONDED: Read Parmenter VOTE ON MOTION: YES MOTION ACCEPTED Moderator Petit read Articles #1 through #3. ARTICLE #1: To choose all necessary officers for the year ensuing. * Denotes Elected Town Clerk for one year: James F. Goff 525* Town Treasurer for one year: **No one filed for this office. Patricia Tullgren 1 81 write-in votes* Jane Bates 132 write-in votes Selectman for three years: Armand "Tom" Martel 329* Chester R. Martel 230 Water Commissioner for five years: Armand Nolin 495* Sewer Commissioner for one year: Raymond P. Martin 5 1 * Sewer Commissioner for three years: Roger A. Martin 485* Library Trustee for three years: Elaine S. Mills 463* Linda Fenn 33 write-in votes Trustee ofTrust Fund for three years: **No one filed for this office. Gerard E. Fleury 37 write-in votes* Linda Smith 1 8 write-in votes ARTICLE #2: To see ifthe Town is in favor of adopting the following: "Shall we adopt the provisions of RSA 466:30-a which make it unlawful for any dog to run at large, except when used for hunting, herding, supervised competition and exhibition or training for such?" YES 414 NO 99 ARTICLE #2 ADOPTED ARTICLE #3: To see ifthe Town is in favor ofthe following Amendments to the existing Zoning Ordinance ofthe Town ofPembroke, as proposed and recommended by the Planning Board: AMENDMENT #1 Amend section 2.0, Definitions, by adding the following definition: Code Enforcement Officer: The individual designated by the local governing body to administer and enforce the Zoning Ordinance, Building Codes and other building related codes, unless otherwise specified in the code, as adopted by the Town. Change the terms "Building Inspector" and "Zoning Ordinance Enforcement Officer" to "Code Enforcement Officer" in each location that it occurs. The intent ofthis amendment is to make the Zoning Ordinance consistent in it's use ofterms with all other Town regulations and Ordinances. YES NO AMENDMENT ADOPTED 387 92 #1 AMENDMENT #2 Amend section 2.0, Definitions, by deleting the term "House Trailer". Amend section 2.0, Definitions, "Dwelling" by deleting the word "trailer" and adding the words "recreation vehicle". Amend section 2.0, Definitions, by deleting the Term "Mobile Home" and substitute the following definition: Recreation Vehicle: Any ofthe following t}'pes ofvehicles: (a) Motorhome or van. which is a portable. temporar\' dwelling to be used for travel, recreation and vacation, constructed as an integral part ofa self-propelled vehicle. (b) Pickup camper, which is a structure designed to be mounted on a truck chassis for use as a temporar}" dwelling for travel, recreation, and vacation. (c) Recreational trailer, which is a vehicular, portable structure built on a single chassis. It shall be designed primarily not for use as a permanent dwelling but as a temporar\' dwelling for recreational, camping, travel or seasonal use. (d) Tent trailer, which is a canvas or synthetic fiber folding structure, mounted on wheels and designed for travel, recreation, and vacation purposes. Amend section 4.0. Table ofUses, by deleting item number 7, "Mobile Home", and adding "Recreation Vehicle", to be permitted in all zoning districts. Amend section 12.06 by deleting the term "Mobile Home" and replacing it with "Recreation Vehicle" in each location that it occurs. Amend section 12.06 by inserting the following into the first sentence: "outside ofa licensed campgroimd" . Amend section 12.06 (1) by inserting the following at the end ofthe last sentence: "or for a period ofuse not to exceed sixty (60) days per year". The intent ofthis amendment is to bring the Ordinance into compliance with the State RSA relative to Manufactured Housing. YES 355 NO 104 AMENDMENT #2 ADOPTED AMENDMENT #3 Amend section 10.02 (1), Architectural Design Overlay District, by eliminating the words "use permits, either by right or special exception" in the second sentence and substituting the follow^ing "site plan review" Amend section 10.02 (3), Architectural Design Overlay District, by eliminating the words "use permits, either by right or special exception" in the first sentence and substituting the following: "site plan review" The intent ofthis amendment is to require Architectural Design of structures only during Site Plan review. YES 342 NO 110 AMENDMENT #3 ADOPTED