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Selectmen approve minutes, warrants, a donation and an alcohol request; agree to tree work estimate

Board of Selectmen · April 7, 2026
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Summary

At the April 7 meeting the Board of Selectmen unanimously approved April 1 minutes, payroll and accounts-payable warrants, allowed alcohol at a private Frost family event on July 18, accepted a $50 donation for the Revolutionary War Monument under NH RSA 31:95(b), and agreed to a $3,500 estimate to remove nine dead trees behind the Town Office.

The Marlborough Board of Selectmen recorded several routine approvals and agreements at its April 7 meeting.

Minutes and warrants Selectman Nelson moved to approve the meeting minutes of April 1, 2026; Chairman Paight seconded and the vote to approve was unanimous. Selectman Nelson also moved to approve the April 9, 2026 payroll warrant in the amount of $16,571.93 and the Accounts Payable Payment Manifest in the amount of $73,602.83; Chairman Paight seconded and the board approved unanimously.

Alcohol at private Frost family event A request from the Frost family to serve alcohol at a private family dinner in the Frost Free Library Community Room on July 18, 2026 was presented. Chairman Paight moved to allow alcohol at the private event; Selectman Nelson seconded. The board approved the request unanimously.

Donation accepted for Revolutionary War Monument Chairman Paight moved to approve the following donation as unanticipated revenues under New Hampshire RSA 31:95(b): Chana & Nancy Robbins, $50. Selectman Nelson seconded and the vote was unanimous.

Tree work estimate An estimate of $3,500 from Wilcox Tree Services to remove nine dead trees behind the Town Office was received and the board agreed to move forward with the work; the minutes do not quote a formal roll-call vote for this item.

Adjournment Selectman Nelson moved to adjourn at 6:30 p.m.; Chairman Paight seconded and the adjournment vote was unanimous.