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Canterbury Select Board approves routine manifests, transfers and veteran credits; moves to executive session
Summary
At the meeting the Select Board approved accounts payable and payroll manifests, signed welfare and veteran credit forms, authorized an inter‑fund transfer for building repairs and voted to go into executive session under RSA for a personnel matter.
The Select Board approved routine financial and administrative items during its meeting.
Financial manifests: The board approved an accounts payable manifest for $38,993.27 and a payroll manifest for $52,796.30. Both motions were seconded and approved by voice vote.
Welfare and trust disbursements: The board recorded two welfare‑related manifests dated April 21. One documented a $150 disbursement from the Lucia Elkins Sick and Really Poor Trust as a gift card to a family in need; the second was noted as a standard mortgage payment. The board also acknowledged a previously approved abatement payment form for Tax Map 204, Lot 13 in the amount of $748.44.
Inter‑fund transfer: The board approved an inter‑fund transfer of $1,220.81 from Elkins Memorial Building repair to TD Bank operations to cover additional stone for a doorframe and related work on the Memorial Building steps.
Veteran and yield tax items: The board signed two veteran tax credit applications and reviewed a yield tax levy for 101 Old Tilton Road. The veteran credit applications were routine and placed on file.
Minutes and motions: The board accepted multiple sets of minutes (executive and regular) with edits, and later made a motion to enter executive session citing the RSA provision for matters that could adversely affect the reputation of a person other than a board member; the motion was moved and seconded.
Ending — Administrative note: The board handled routine financial approvals and records, and scheduled follow‑ups and executive session as part of its standard workflow.
