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Selectmen approve deputy health appointment, delayed transfer station opening and two fishing tournaments
Summary
At the March 3 meeting the board appointed Charles Wise as Deputy Health Officer (conditional on state training), approved delaying the Transfer Station opening on Town Meeting Day, approved two fishing tournament launch requests, and granted a $64 tax abatement.
The Board of Selectmen approved several routine but formal items during its March 3 meeting.
Appointment: The board approved Selectman Charles M. McGee’s motion to appoint Charles Wise as Deputy Health Officer as recommended by Health Officer Austin Wakefield, pursuant to RSA 128:5-b. The appointment is conditional on completion of the state-mandated three-hour initial health officer course described in RSA 128:8. The motion passed 4-0.
Transfer station: Selectman James F. Gray moved to delay opening the Transfer Station on Town Meeting Day, March 14, 2026, until after the meeting adjourns so employees may attend; Selectman Karel A. Crawford seconded. The motion passed 4-0.
Permits and abatement: The board approved launch requests for two fishing tournaments (NH Bass Anglers, June 26, 2026 at Lees Mills for 15 boats; NH Bass Casters, Sept. 20, 2026 at States Landing Beach for 25–30 boats) and approved a $64 tax abatement to Samuel Lutner for a travel trailer assessed at 29 Long Island Road #42 (MBLU# 254-024-000-CG0-042). All votes were recorded 4-0.
These items were routine approvals recorded in the minutes; none require additional public hearings.
