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61-422 <br />Selectmen's Meeting - October 18, 1999 <br />Mrs. Eddison asked whether there was any chance of using an intern. Mr. White explained that <br />Glenn had asked to hire an intern. That plan would be supplementing the Assistant Planner <br />position, not obviating it. <br />Mr. Enrich felt he was satisfied with the basic framework of the plan. <br />Mrs. Abbott inquired about where the $20,000 to $30,000 would come from. Mr. White <br />explained that there is a small amount left in the salary increase account. He also indicated he <br />may have to come back and ask for a Reserve Fund transfer or for a supplemental appropriation. <br />Mrs. McKenna indicated she has a problem with creating a new position and likened it to the <br />hiring of the economic development officer. Town Meeting was told the $50,000 was to hire a <br />consultant and there would be two professionals in the Department. Mr. Enrich indicated there <br />are similarities with respect to this action and the Board's actions with the economic <br />development officer. We had a problem and an opportunity. This is a challenge and an <br />opportunity and it is exactly what we pay our senior staff to do.Be aware and take advantage of <br />opportunities. Mr. Enrich indicated the Town is years behind on the comprehensive plan and <br />Town Meeting agreed to expending funds to get it done. The timing and scope had not been <br />worked out at that time. We now know that Mr. Bowyer is retiring June 30. <br />Mrs. Krieger strongly endorsed the plan as one Selectmen who works with a number of programs <br />that deal with Planning. It is an excellent proposal that takes advantage of the talents of people <br />in the position and brings in new blood. <br />Mrs. McKenna feels there is a problem going with a Reserve Fund transfer because the transition <br />was not unanticipated. Mr. Enrich also felt this is different than the economic development <br />officer position because it is a temporary solution only until the end of June. <br />Mrs. Eddison wants to make sure that we take advantage of what is in Bob Bowyer's head. He <br />should concentrate on the comprehensive plan. Mrs. Abbott also feels we should take advantage <br />of Mr. Bowyer's good reputation throughout the country. <br />Mr. Davies confirmed that this is the Planning Board's proposal and the Board is unanimously <br />behind it. Mr. White indicated he and Mr. Davies will come back to present the management <br />plan for development. <br />Police Booth <br />Police Chief Chris Casey and Design Advisory Committee Chair Steve Hurley discussed the <br />offer of resident John Carroll to have a police booth constructed to replace the old telephone <br />booth in the Center of Town. The booth was fashioned after a kiosk in Portsmouth New <br />Hampshire and will provide the officer more space and hopefully will eliminate the need for the <br />boxes outside of the booth. There will be a table top writing space to enable the officer to <br />prepare his written report. The Design Advisory Committee has prepared the drawings. The <br /> <br />
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