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Recreation board debates splitting SnowFlyers $250 lease electric bill

Washington Recreation Department · June 9, 2025
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Summary

Board reviewed the SnowFlyers lease that sets an annual $250 payment and discussed a proposal to split the facility electric bill 50/50; Vince Vermette was tasked to determine who currently pays and what the average bill is.

The Washington Recreation Department reviewed the SnowFlyers’ lease, which states the group pays $250 a year and is responsible for the power bill. Board members discussed a proposal to split the electric bill with the SnowFlyers on a 50/50 basis and asked staff to collect data on the current billing arrangement and average monthly charges.

Chair Robert Fred Blanchard noted the $250 lease term and opened discussion about shared utility responsibility; Carol Poulin said she was uncertain whether the town is covering the remainder. The board directed Vince Vermette to find out who is paying the power bill now and to report average costs so members can consider whether a 50/50 split is feasible.