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Selectmen discuss floodplain ordinance, EMS study, road speeds and sidewalk erosion
Summary
The board discussed the town floodplain ordinance and an inquiry about the Emergency Management Plan, noted a county EMS study, planned a town speed survey, and recorded public comment about erosion under the Community Church sidewalk; drone-signage guidance is pending attorney input.
At the March 17 meeting the Sugar Hill selectmen discussed several public-safety and infrastructure topics, including the town’s floodplain ordinance, an inquiry about how the Emergency Management Plan incorporates volunteers and groups, and plans to survey vehicle speeds on town roads.
The board noted that Grafton County is undertaking a county-wide EMS study; the minutes record that the town is aware of the regional effort but took no local action at this meeting. Selectman Rusty Talbot will continue planning a road-speed survey to collect data about vehicle speeds on local roads.
During open comment a resident raised erosion under the sidewalk by the Community Church, which the board recorded as a local infrastructure concern. Board members also raised the question of whether the town will post signage prohibiting drones on town property; Town Administrator Jennifer Gaudette will share guidance from the town attorney next week.
The minutes record these items as discussion and information-sharing; no formal votes or ordinance changes were recorded at this meeting.
