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m.- ANNUAL TOWN REPORT r 6^ Tuoma.) irub? NEW TROY, HAMPSHIRE 1992 YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 1992 31, Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/details/annualreportofto1992troy ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF TROY, N. H FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1992 Trojan Press, Troy, N. H. INDEX Page Arts Festival 92 Auditors Report 64 ' Balance Sheet 31 Budget 17 Budget Committee Report 80 Cemetery Report 74 Conservation Commission Report 78 Comparative Statement of Appropriation and Expenditures 34 Detailed Statement of Payments 52 Emergency Management 76 Financial Report 26 Fire Department Report 76 Forest Fire Warden's Report 77 Gay-Kimball Library Report 68 Gay-Kimball Library Treasurer's Report 69 Girl Scout Report 98 Helping Hand Center 100 Highway Agent' s Report 73 Home Health Care & Community Services 88 Industrial Development Committee 85 Landfill Superintendent's Report 84 Landf Committee Report 84 i 1 1 Minutes of 1992 Town Meeting 101 Monadnock Advisory Commission 94 Monadnock Fami ly Services 84 Planning Board 86 Police Department Report 75 Recreation Committee Report 95 Route 12 Advisory Committee Report 90 Schedule of Town Property 32 Selectmen s Report 67 ' Senior Citizens' Report 93 Southwest Solid Waste Management District 82 Southwest Regional Planning Commission 89 Statement of Appropriation and Taxes Assessed 23 Summary Inventory of Valuation 21 Tax Collector's Report 37 Troy Emergency Ambulance Service Inc 96 Town Clerk's Report 36 Town Hall Agent's Report 74 Town Officers' Listing 3 Town Warrant 1993 7 Treasurer1 s Report 49 Troy Parent Teachers' Organization 97 Trustees of Trust Funds 66 Vital Statistics 110 Water/Sewer Department Reports 70 Welfare Agent's Report 81 TOWN OFFICERS - 1992 MODERATOR Thomas Britton Term expires 1994 TOWN TREASURER Ralph E. Heald Term expires 1995 TOWN CLERK/TAX COLLECTOR Raelene Cummings Term expires 1994 Nancy Harkins - Deputy SELECTMEN Dennis M. Poirier - Chairman Term expires 1995 Janet McCullough Term expires 1994 Thomas A. Walsh Term expires 1993 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Cynthia N. Satas SUPERVISOR OF CHECKLIST Carolyn Mattson Term expires 1994 Mary Raitto Term expires 1996 Margaret Rouleau Term expires 1998 CEMETERY COMMITTEE Judith Maki Term expires 1995 Stephen Priest Term expires 1994 Chester Priest Term expires 1993 COSTODIAN - LANDFILL Raymond Dicey TOWN HALL AGENT Gerald Decatur ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER Alan Grimshaw FIRE DEPARTMENT Clifton Cole - Chief Term expires 1993 Charles F. Rocheleau-lst Deputy Term expires 1995 Raymond Dicey - 2nd Deputy Term expires 1994 BOARD OF HEALTH Selectmen of Troy HEALTH OFFICER Mark A. Clark WELFARE OFFICER Cynthia N. Satas Term expires 1993 ROAD AGENT James E. Dicey WATER/SEWER COWISSIONERS Robert Grover - V. Chairman Term expires 1997 Harlan Mitchell Term expires 1996 Peter Marrotte Term expires 1995 Fred Lawrence - Chairman Term expires 1994 Robert Smith Term expires 1993 TURSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS Iver 01sen Term expires 1994 Chester Priest Term expires 1995 Edward Lang, Sr Term expires 1993 TURSTEE OF GAY KIMBALL LIBRARY Patricia Condon Term expires 1995 Kathleen Marrotte Term expires 1994 Eileen M. Breckell Term expires 1993 BUDGET COMMITTEE Robert Harkins Term expires 1995 Richard Dnaiels Term expires 1994 Avis Harling Term expires 1994 Mark Diss Term expires 1993 Bruce McClulley Telrm expires 1993 Barbara J. Kirstein Appointed Bert W. Lang - Appointed William T. Matson - Appointed Peter M. Mattson, Sr - Appointed Cynthia N. Satas - Clerk POLICE DEPARTMENT Theodore P. Smith - Chief Richard W. Clapp Ptlm Carl W. Baird Ptlm William H. Farnum Ptlm Robert J. Hebert Ptlm George A. Malloy Ptlm Robert C. Newell Ptlm Richard C. Pratt Ptlm Charles F. Rocheleau Ptlm, Scott A. PIante Ptlm. Pamela Michelson Secretary BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Dean E. Shankle - Chairman Elizabeth A. Martin - Co-Chair Stisam Smith - Clerk Kennthe E. Bland Mark A. Clark Wendell F. Hawkins Robert W. Harkins, Jr - Alternate David W. Rollins - Alternate Donald Herbert - A;ternate PLANNING BOARD Peter Breen Jr - Chairman Term expires 1994 Gordon Herbert - Vice Chairman Term expires 1994 Warian Hawking - Appointed Gideon Nadeau - Appointed Evan John - Sec. - Appointed Peter Mattson, Sr - Appointed Ronald Weeks - Appointed Christy McCulley - Clerk INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Robert A. Hall - Chairman Arthur W. Bowers, Jr Edward R. Lang Iver 01sen Ralph L. Wentworth CONSERVATION COMMISSION Wendell F. Hawkins - Chairman Sally Adams Daniel J. Bisaccio Benjamin F. Hale Warian Hawkins Ira Gavrin David W. Rollins Steven Sawyer HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMITTEE Theodore Smith - Police James Dicey - Road Agent Michael Willett - State Highway Thomas A. Walsh - Selectmen RECREATION COMMITTEE Gordon Herbert Suzanne Pesa Susan R. Rice Christy McCulley Ron Lemneh Bruce McCulley Cindy Satas Steven Sawyer ARTS FESTIVAL Darcy Doyle Ervin Doyle Donald Herbert Karen Herbert Christy McCulley Shelley Murphy Suzy Pesa LANDFILL COMMITTEE Frederick Lawrence - Chair Raymond Dicey Mark R. Dill Wendell Hawkins Edward R. Lang Peter M. Mattson, Sr Iver 01sen Chester Priest Bruce McCulley ROUTE 12 ADVISORY COIWITTEE Peter Breen, Jr - Chairman Bruce McCulley Evan John Garry Lohman Dean Shankle, Jr Warian Hawkins Wendell Hawkins REPRESENTATIVES TO GENERAL COURT Daniel Burnham P0 Box 496 Dublin, NH 03444 Stephen Avery Main Street Dublin, NH 03444 THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TOWN WARRANT To the inhabitants of the Town of Troy, N.H. in the County of Cheshire in said State, qualified to vote in the Town affairs. You are notified to meet at the TEASI building, in the said Town on Tuesday, the 9th day of March next at 10:00 A.M. in the forenoon for balloting upon matters specified in Articles 1 and 2, listed below, and you are hereby further notified to meet at the Troy Elementary School on Wednesday, the 10th of March at 7:30 P.M. to act upon the remainder of the listed warrant. ARTICLE 1: To bring in your vote for one Selectman for three years, and other Town Officers elected by ballot as passed by Town Meeting or State Statute for the specified number of years. ARTICLE 2: Are you in favor of the adoption of the following amendments as proposed by the Planning Board for the Town Zoning Ordinances as follows: Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. as proposed by the 1 planning board for the town zoning ordinance as follows: To reduce the boundaries of the Village District, as shown on the Town of Troy Proposed Zoning Map, so that the District more accurate- ly represents the original village around the Common. Permitted uses reflect those that currently exist in the v'llage area, plus family day care; industry, recreation and new multi-family dwellings are removed; and conversion apartments, accessory apartments, family group day care, child group care centers, and fraternal organizations are added as special exception uses. The lot and yard requirements are not changed, except that buffering shall be provided within the setback area for new non-residential development locating next to existing residences. Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 2 as proposed by the planning board for the town zoning ordinance as follows: To create a Residential District between the Village District and the Rural District, as shown on the Town of Troy Proposed Zoning Map, to L serve as a buffer as there are agricultural and other uses permitted in the Rural District that would be incompatible with the Village area. Permitted uses are residential uses, places of worship, family day care, and sales of home-grown produce. Family group day care, group child care centers, conversion apartments, accessory apartments, home occupations, and bed and breakfast establishments are permitted by Special Exception. The lot and yard requirements are the same as in the Village District (1 acre, 100 feet of frontage, 35-foot setback, 20-foot side and rear setback). Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 3 as proposed by the planning board for the town zoning ordinance as follows: To create a Mountain district, as shown on the Town of Troy Proposed Zoning Map, to protect Gap Mountain and the periphery of Mount Monad- nock from commercial development. The section along Route 124 would connect the Mountain Districts already created by Marlborough and Jaffrey. Permitted uses are residential, family day care, farm and garden and roadside stands. Family group day care, group child care centers, home occupations, conversion apartments, accessory apartments, and bed and breakfast establishments are permitted by Special Exception. The lot and yard requirements are the same as in the Rural District (2 acres, 200 feet of frontage, 35-foot front setback, 20-foot side and rear setback). Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 4 as proposed by the planning board for the town zoning ordinance as follows: To amend the boundaries of the Rural District as shown on the Town of Troy Proposed Zoning Map. Existing permitted uses are not changed; family day care and excavation operations have been added. Commercial uses by special exception are removed. Home occupations, family group day care, group child care centers, conversion apartments, and accessory apartments are added as special exception uses. The lot and yard requirements are not changed. The development of backlots are added, subject to the following conditions: 1) The backlot can only be created from a lot that is presently existing, and can only be used for a single family residence. 2) The backlot must be at least five (5) acres in size and have a width at the building line of at least 200 feet. 3) The backlot shall have an access of 50 feet from a Class V or better road. If the front lot has less than 250 feet of frontage, an easement for the access shall be granted by the owner of the front lot and, where feasible, only one curbcut shall be used for both lots. If the front lot has 250 feet or more of frontage, the 50-foot access shall be deeded to the backlot and recorded in both deeds. Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 5 as proposed by the planning board for the town zoning ordinance as follows: To create a Highway Business District as shown on the Town of Troy Proposed Zoning Map in order to bring into conformity those busi- nesses that currently exist along Route 12, and to provide an area in town for new commerce to locate and develop. Permitted uses en- compass general service and retail establishments, in addition to those uses permitted in the Village District. Lot and yard requirements are: With town water and sewer - acre, 100 feet of frontage 1 Without town water and sewer - 2 acres, 200 feet of frontage All lots - 35-foot front setback, 20-foot side and rear setback, except where the District abuts an residential district or exist- 8