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Stratford selectboard approves manifests, signs documents and hears personnel and permit items
Summary
At its June 30 meeting the Stratford Selectboard approved manifests for mid- and late-June, signed multiple administrative documents including a Riverside Rescue contract and abatements, noted personnel updates including Mario Audit accepting the dog officer role, and recorded a motion on an NHDOT special-event permit and a Notice of Public Hearing for Columbia.
The Stratford Selectboard approved manifests for the weeks of June 16 and June 23, 2025, by a recorded 2–0 vote (H. Juergens / R. Scott, Jr. approved 2/0) and signed several documents and contracts at its June 30 meeting at Fuller Town Hall.
The signed items listed on the record included landfill/Horizons or Stonecipher paperwork, a T‑Mobile item, abatements for Konkol, Knapp, Hebertt and Bocash, a Riverside Rescue contract, two elderly recertifications, abatements for Hand and Cassel, reservations for Marbina Woods & Netafy, and Town Hall/Harding documents. The board’s approval was recorded in the manifest line; no separate roll-call for each document was noted in the transcript.
In personnel updates, Mario Audit said he completed Health Officer training and received a state certificate and told the board he had accepted the position of dog officer; he was presented with a known dog issue that he will investigate. Suzanne Goulet resumed discussion of the water/sewer operator job posting and said the board discussed hourly wage; the board agreed to keep the posting open until a candidate is found. Selectman Harry Juergens showed photos of work completed on Farnsworth Road and of a repaired cemetery stone wall and asked staff to research a potential grant for a salt shed; Suzanne said she would follow up with more information.
Under new business the board recorded a motion to approve several items, including "No minutes to approve," an NHDOT special-event permit and a Notice of Public Hearing for Columbia; the segment records the motion but does not show a mover, seconder or vote outcome. The meeting adjourned at 5:21 p.m.; minutes were noted as prepared by V. Toner.
The transcript records administrative approvals and routine personnel and permit items but contains no further detail on outcomes for the new-business motion or any budgetary amounts for grants or contracts; where the transcript leaves an item unspecified, that is noted.
