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Selectmen approve minutes and finalize town meeting warrant; discuss ordinances and local events

Selectmen's Meeting · March 3, 2025
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Summary

Sugar Hill selectmen unanimously approved Feb. 24 minutes, met with Town Moderator James Snyder to review the warrant (Jennifer Gaudette said she will provide the missing tax impact for Article 2) and discussed several 'other business' items including a possible Jake brake ordinance, road speed data collection and Community Power changes.

The Sugar Hill Selectmen unanimously approved the Feb. 24, 2025 meeting minutes at their March 3 meeting and then met with Town Moderator James Snyder to finalize the warrant ahead of the upcoming town meeting.

Dick Bielefield moved to approve the Feb. 24 minutes and Chris Ellms seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Moderator James Snyder met with the board to review each warrant article and who would speak to them. Jennifer Gaudette, the town administrator, told the board she had not listed the tax impact for Article 2 by error and said she would make that information available to the board and the public.

Under other business the board recorded several items for follow-up: Margo Connors will collect information on road speeds on town roads for discussion at town meeting; the board agreed to pursue further work on a possible ordinance to prohibit use of Jake brakes in town except for fire and emergency vehicles; Doug Glover is preparing bids for a future highway garage expansion; and the Willing Workers group reserved the Meetinghouse for multiple sales later in the year. The board also noted that the March 25 water testing workshop is full and that Margo Connors planned to contact Senator Rochefort about two state bills (SB 188 and SB 297) that could affect the town, including issues involving municipal participation in insurance risk pools and building plan review.

With no further business Mr. Ellms moved to adjourn, Ms. Connors seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 6:00 p.m. The next regular meeting was scheduled for March 10, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. at the Crapo Building.