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thought it would be difficult to render a decision on the application: “Who do we take care of?,” he asked.
Mayor Willis successfully moved to table the hearing until July, at which time he expected additional information from the RNB and a decision by Mr. Bennett on the non-conforming use issue.
Other activities
• In the Treasurer’s absence, Mayor Willis presented the Treasurer’s Report, noting consolidated assets of $581,792.77 and Water Works assets of $8,947.11.
• The Council discussion of the budget for FY2002 opened with a motion by Charlie Tompkins to delete the Treasurer’s salary. After much discussion, the motion was amended to take the Treasurer’s salary out of the budget for consideration at the July meeting, when the Treasurer is expected to return. The balance of the FY2002 budget was approved by a 3 to 2 vote.
• After a second public hearing—this one on the new Town reservoir agreement with the Berrys—the Council voted unanimously for acceptance of the agreement.
• The Council okayed two new water works taps requested by David Cole, and set a tap fee of $1600.
• The Council appointed Claudia Mitchell and reappointed Donna Kevis and Patrick O’Connell to the ARB, and Jeanne Butler to the Planning Commission.
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