Town Warrants Un-Official Results

Key

E - Indicates candidates with the highest number of votes that were duly elected
M - Indicates the majority vote for articles listed on the warrant
TW - Indicated that the descriptions are shortened, and to view the 2013 Town Warrant (PDF) for the full text
Column #1 - Yes indicates Board of Selectmen (BOS), School Board, Planning Board, Trustees', or originating authoritative body
Column #2 - Yes indicates Budget Committee Review (BUDCOM) if appropriate

Town Warrant

BOS	BUDCOM	Yes Votes	No Votes	Warrant	Origin / Office (as appropriate)	Short Description / Name of Candidate (as appropriate)
N/A	N/A	1569 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Selectmen - 3yrs	Bob Havety
N /A	N/A	1463 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Selectmen - 3 yrs	Harold "Hal" Lynde
N/A	N/A	1903 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Town Clerk & Tax Collector - 3 yrs	Dorothy Marsden
N/A	N/A	1370 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Budget Committee - 3 yrs	Kenneth Dunne
N/A	N/A	1383 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Budget Committee - 3 yrs	Everett Gibbons
N/A	N/A	1929 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Budget Committee - 3 yrs	Leo Rush
N/A	N/A	1349 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Cemetery Trustee - 3 yrs	Walter J. Kosik St.
N/A	N/A	509	N/A	Article 1	Town Cemetery Trustee 3 yrs	Richard W. Jensen
N/A	N/A	1464 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Library Trustee - 1 yr	Robert Thomas Atwood
N/A	N/A	1540 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Library Trustee - 3 yrs	Lori Adams
N/A	N/A	1667 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Library Trustee - 3 yrs	Angela Hinkle
N/A	N/A	1581 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Trustee of Trust Funds - 3 yrs	Cindy Ronning
N/A	N/A	1538 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Planning Board - 3 yrs	Peter J. Mcnamara
N/A	N/A	1459 - E	N/A	Article 1	Town Planning Board - 3 yrs	Patrick L. Culbert
Yes	Yes	940	1429 - M	Article 2	Town - TW	$895,000 to renovate six classrooms for SAU 28
Yes	Yes	939	1442 - M	Article 3	Town - TW	Town Budget $13,093,475, Default budget shall be $12,848,999
Yes	Yes	614	1764 - M	Article 4	Town - TW	$62,813.00 for the purpose of hiring and equipping a Police Communications Center Supervisor
Yes	N/A	1266 - M	1113	Article 5	Town - TW	$30,000 to establish a Capital Reserve fund for PFD Cistern Repair
Yes	Yes	1476 - M	894	Article 6	Town - TW	$175,000 for preliminary engineering and cost estimates for the Willow Street Bridge from the Tallant Road/Willow Street Bridge Capital Reserve Fund
Yes	Yes	1814 - M	550	Article 7	Town - TW	$266,189 maintenance and upgrading of Town roads
Yes	Yes	907	1455 - M	Article 8	Town - TW	3-year lease-purchase agreement for $15,489 and an additional $5,329 for the first year’s payment of Code Enforcement Ford Focus
Yes	Yes	1120	1251 - M	Article 9	Town - TW	Increase the annual contribution to the Ambulance Fund from $25,000 to $60,000
Yes	Yes	848	1514 - M	Article 10	Town - TW	$75,000 to establish a Capital Reserve Fund to erect a highway garage?
Yes	Yes	1421 - M	945	Article 11	Town -TW	$25,000 from the Forest Maintenance Fund for the purpose of forest management, stewardship (signage, trail building, maps, parking, etc.)
Yes	Yes	1658 - M	686	Article 12	Town - TW	Shall the Town vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell, by sealed bid, two separate lots of land
N/A	N/A	1068	1272 - M	Article 13	Petition (PDF)	To see if the Town will vote to approve the following resolution: Resolved: The citizens of Pelham, New Hampshire who qualify pursuant to RSA 72:37-b as Disabled and meet the following criteria: The property owner’s income does not exceed $42,500 (single) or $85,000 (married) and their net assets do not exceed $100,000, shall be allowed a reduction of $25,000 in assessed value for the residence owned by the disabled individual. This resolution will have no effect on current tax exemptions that are already in place. If passed, this Article will take effect on 1 April 2013. Our sister town of Salem, New Hampshire, has a similar law already in place. (Submitted by Petition)