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Surry selectmen handle permits, cutting notices, licenses and procedural updates
Summary
Selectmen reviewed building and forestry permits, issued two pistol/revolver licenses, approved two Intent to Cut forms and an NHMA workshop registration, and directed changes to meeting posting practices to comply with RSA requirements.
At their May 5 meeting the Surry selectmen approved routine permits, licenses and administrative actions including a building permit for a 10-by-16 shed at 580 Route 12A, two Intent to Cut (PA-7) approvals, two pistol/revolver licenses, and registration for an NHMA workshop.
The selectmen reviewed Reports of Cut (PA-8) and confirmed required Report of Cut (PA-7) submissions per RSA 79:11, I. Jay Croteau moved to approve Ron Profaizer and Steve Goldsmith’s attendance at the NHMA 'A Guide to Effective Code Enforcement' workshop at a combined cost of $140; Ron Profaizer seconded and the action passed unanimously. After background checks were completed, two pistol/revolver licenses were reviewed and approved.
Administrative items discussed included a SAM (System for Award Management) renewal that Jay Croteau is pursuing and a correction to how standing meetings are posted after guidance from an NHMA workshop; the selectmen agreed to post a monthly calendar listing specific dates, times and locations to comply with RSA posting requirements. The selectmen also reviewed an anonymous letter urging noise and junkyard ordinances but recorded no formal action on the letter in the minutes.
John Berglund raised three administrative items for the record — a missing deposit check from the Town Clerk, repair needed to the Town Hall mailbox and return of a ratchet strap after repair, and several outstanding check issues — which the selectmen noted for follow-up. The selectmen reviewed an NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) email on continued town participation; Bruce Smith offered to continue as flood administrator and the selectmen confirmed the decision by email.
The minutes do not show further debate on these items; follow-up tasks include posting the revised meeting calendar and administrative follow-up on financial and facilities items.
