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Last, we've said that this board does no authority over deed restrictions, and we don't speak to them. That's correct. But that's like, there's offense. There's little things. This is prohibiting something in an area where he's trying to go into zoning order at the same time. I'd rather have that rectified before we even take up the issue of going.
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are going from variances to the zoning?
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Typically, private restrictions, private claims amongst each other.
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Dan, you're concerned, but I do respectfully request that whether it's, if you really
[15:46]
want us to withdraw it or withdraw it without prejudice to coming back, but I think
[15:51]
the better choices to continue it so I can address it.
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If I can't address it, it's going to be withdrawn anyway.
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But, you know, I'll leave it to the board, I don't want to fight with the board on whether I withdraw it or it gets continued.
[16:07]
I'm not going to vote to, I'm just, I'm not going to vote to continue it, I would support a motion of withdraw.
[16:14]
Just because I think that the rectification for this, it's either through the select board, or probably more specifically, is through I suspect that the choice will be,
[16:26]
that there would need to be a town, though, on this.
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But I don't know that to be the case.
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We could consult with legal counsel,
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but I am disinclined to continue this.
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But where do you think the rest of the board be pulled?
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Sure.
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I think the reason is there's a lot of people
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that come out to it and they're not going to have notice
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that you are going to withdraw before the next meeting.
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If there's going to happen, and this probably has to get
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corrected by the select board,
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but if I'm guessing what Eric is saying, the select board's probably not going to be the answer you want,
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so you're probably going to need a time vote to correct the green room.
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Or a different phrasing, Brian, to enforce what already exists by way of.
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Well, let me read something else that I pulled out.
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This is adopted in 2017, okay.
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At the annual town meeting, it was Article 33.
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Shall the town of Hampton grant the board of selectman, the authority, under IRSA, etc., to release
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de-restrictions imposed by the town under the least land sales grid.
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So that takes care of one in go to that process, but Article 43 was a town fill.
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They were not given a authority.
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So we're not going to follow him.
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The elect board has the power to remove any de-construction that was previously leased land because everybody was having to go to a vote.
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So they have the power to that, but the other one on there was an actual town vote.
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The select board doesn't have the authority, it has to go to a town vote to release that, so I think that's where they get this.
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That's more the reason I would like you to withdraw.
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Then I would respectfully request to withdraw this petition, and I'll bring it back if and when ready to do so, and I appreciate you are entertaining this part of it.
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Did you want that?
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We didn't finish Paul in the board.
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No, I don't need to.
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I think I've got two or three of you when I know where it's going.
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So anybody in the audience who's here for the application, they will have to repumplish
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I wish everything.
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Notify all about it, Jim.
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Jim?
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Yes, I'm sorry.
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One other thing that I noticed, can
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you put your, what is it, a plot plan up first?
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I'm going to try and save you some money for the next cycle.
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Thank you.
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If there is a cycle.
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So my
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understanding of the rules for notification is you must address every butter and then publish in the newspaper.
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So you need to, to the north is one plot, to the south is two plots across
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the street, there's just one lot across the street.
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It's my way of looking at your website.
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There's only one.
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Well, I always make sure that we do more.
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So if something is not directly across the street but diagonally, we include them.
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Well, it's not the rule.
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So you didn't have to know if my understanding would be according to the rules.
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You didn't have to notify the condominium association.
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If I understand the rules, I think there's a risk to that, but I appreciate the.
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Okay, you did not notify aquarium and the stages cross on each side.
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This isn't in the ground water protection district.
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Pardon me?
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It's not in the ground water protection district, I don't think.
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Was there an easement?
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I don't think so, but I'll check that I think it's specific in there if they are within the ground water protection district.
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It's in the zoning out.
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Just for that one.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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All right.
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By the way, the state needs to be notified because they were across the street.
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Yep, and I think it's the Parks and Recreation, whatever that is.
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It is, it is, you're so you're aware.
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It also talks about in the quick claim deed, Exeter Enhanced in Electric Company.
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I'm going to assume that that includes Unital.
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That's been yeah, I don't know if they were and I didn't look at the notice but like the list although I could
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Great. Thank you. Okay. Thank you
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Can we turn to minutes?
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I sent Lisa and everybody a copy of well not you Brian a copy of my
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thoughts
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And I
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agree with all of them
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They're more than I have
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And Brian won't be voting any way.
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Yes.
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Oh, well, okay.
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You'll be abstaining.
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And so can you have my changes in your email from a while ago?
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Yeah.
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Like when they first came out, because they were short.
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Can you make a motion, ma'am?
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I can't find them, but I'm sure they're great.
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you have a printed copy with your
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scratch on it now.
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Yeah, sure.
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Okay.
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One on the back of it.
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You know, it's one of page two.
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Second last paragraph.
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Yep, I got it.
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page 3, the last paragraph, page 4 at the top of the first line, and those are the
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only changes. Great. I agree with them.
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Motion approved as amended? Yes, second.
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I can. All those in favor? 3, 4, 0, 1. Brian's going to abstain.
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And that includes our
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meeting if there's an motion by Brian, seconded by Matt, and I'd like to thank
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Charlie Howard and Jack Hanson, who were telebizing tonight's meeting. With
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that we're off to here.
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All of it.
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All of it.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.