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Selectboard approves Alpine Valley Campground licenses; clerk reports school budget failure and other updates
Summary
The board approved multiple licenses for Alpine Valley Campground and heard Town Clerk Linda Blakslee report 231 dog registrations, a failed school budget vote with a potential June 11 revote, delivery of tax-map mylars to CAI Technology, and a proposed TextMyGov service (tabled).
The Concord Selectboard unanimously approved First Class, Second Class, Third Class, Outside Consumption and Tobacco licenses for Alpine Valley Campground on May 5, 2026, pending state applications and payment of town license fees. Jim Gochie moved to approve the licenses; Denis LaMadeleine seconded and the motion passed 5-0.
Town Clerk Linda Blakslee also gave routine reports: "231 dogs have been registered so far this year," she said, and she noted the school budget failed on April 28, 2026 and that a third school vote might be held June 11, 2026. Blakslee said she will attend election training on June 24 at Burke Mountain and that she delivered nine survey/plans/mylars to CAI Technology for incorporation into the town tax maps. She presented a TextMyGov proposal, which the Selectboard tabled for later consideration.
Selectboard member Richard Casavant volunteered to attend the election training with the clerk, per the minutes. The record does not specify which of the campground licenses went into effect pending state approval or list the fee amounts; those details were noted as contingent on separate state applications and fee payments.
