Select Board clears routine business, approves vendor and safety requests
Summary
At its meeting the Londonderry Select Board approved payroll and accounts-payable orders and a set of routine licenses and permits, authorized a contractor for a salt-shed apron, approved temporary Sheriff Department traffic coverage for a June clinic event, and agreed to stop accepting brush at the transfer station.
The Londonderry Select Board approved routine pay orders and several permitting and operational items during its meeting. A member moved to approve payroll and accounts payable and the board voted in favor. The meeting record shows motions carried for itinerant vendor permit number 2026-01 for the West River Farmers Market and for a second-class liquor license for Mike's Deli at 30 Main Street.
The board also took operational votes. After reviewing two bids for a salt-shed apron, members accepted Hunter S. Binnie's low bid of $12,725 and authorized the town administrator to execute contract documents. On public-safety staffing, the board approved a motion to authorize Sheriff Department coverage for three hours on June 20 to facilitate traffic control for the Mountain Valley Health Council's 50th-anniversary event. Finally, the board voted to stop accepting brush at the transfer station, citing management and capacity concerns.
"I move to approve itinerant vendor permit number 2026-01 for West River Farmers Market for the 2026 market season," a board member said when moving that permit. The salt-shed award was moved "to accept the proposal from Hunter to provide services related to the salt shed apron at a cost of $12,725," and the motion passed.
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