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Select Board records septic permits, signs abatement and hears audit; Littleton Fire & Rescue reported four responses in Sugar Hill
Summary
Sugar Hill Select Board accepted two septic approvals, signed a tax abatement tied to Current Use classification, reviewed a State of New Hampshire audit of the town clerk that showed no problems, and received a Littleton Fire & Rescue report noting four responses in Sugar Hill during the reporting period.
At its June 9 meeting the Sugar Hill Select Board recorded two Septic Approvals for Construction — one for Neil Pilotte (Map 219, Lot 49; 1740 Route 117) and one listed as Rowe/Nibbring (Map 219, Lot 11; 190 Sunset Hill Road) — and signed an abatement for a property that should have been placed in Current Use.
Town Administrator Jennifer Gaudette presented the State of New Hampshire audit for Town Clerk Lissa Boissonneault and reported the audit "showed no problems." The board also noted the assessor was unavailable, which resulted in April 1, 2025 pickups not being included in the first-issue tax bills; the minutes record the abatement action without further detail on the taxpayer or parcel beyond the Current Use note.
The board received a monthly report from Littleton Fire & Rescue; the department reported four responses in Sugar Hill during the reporting period. Meeting minutes also record that Healthtrust supports SB297 as amended by the House and that the amended bill was scheduled to go to the Senate on June 12; no local action on the bill was taken by the Select Board.
Selectman Rusty Talbot reported on a Local Officials Workshop and relayed a recommendation from the New Hampshire Municipal Association that municipalities consider switching from a calendar year to a fiscal year to align with the state budget cycle; Talbot noted the transition would complicate first-year budgeting.
The board took no additional formal action on permits or the audit at this meeting beyond recording and signing the items in the minutes.
