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Buxton selectmen approve warrants, charter-bus contract and park trustee appointment
Summary
At the June 10 Buxton Board of Selectmen meeting, the board approved payroll and accounts-payable warrants, awarded a summer charter-bus contract for the recreation program, and appointed Elizabeth White as trustee for Tory Hill Park; members also set dates for upcoming hearings and events.
The Buxton Board of Selectmen on June 10 voted unanimously to approve routine financial and administrative items, awarded a charter-bus contract for the town’s summer recreation program, and appointed a trustee for a local park.
The board approved the prior meeting minutes for June 6 and then approved payroll warrant 104 in the amount of $18,560.90. The board also approved accounts payable warrant 105; the transcript reports this figure as approximately $954,626.70 and indicates roughly $876,000 of that went to the school district. Because parts of the transcript were garbled on some large figures, the meeting record and town accounting documents should be consulted for official totals.
Under executive orders, the board approved an attendance order for Angela Mishi to attend a licensing workshop and awarded the summer recreation program’s charter-bus contract to the lowest bidder (transcript alternately names the company as 'Dergo' or 'Durigo'). The contract rate reported in the meeting was $825 per trip. The board discussed financing logistics for the contract before approving it by a five-member vote.
The board also approved Executive Order 2526-0612 to appoint Elizabeth White as trustee for Tory Hill Park.
Announcements and scheduling included a public hearing on dam decommissioning set for June 25 at Hollis Town Hall, a town meeting scheduled for June 13 at 9:00 a.m., and a parade on August 1 with the theme 'Rocking in the USA.' A resident raised concerns during public comment about bus availability for the recreation program; officials said the school district will provide one bus and the town will hire a second driver-contracted bus.
No contested votes were recorded on the items above; where the transcript included unclear numeric detail, town records should be used for final accounting and public notice.
