[0:00] I will be back in the middle of the United States for now.

[0:02] I'm the chairman of the United States for now.

[0:04] I'm the chairman of the United States for now.

[0:05] I'm your colleague.

[0:17] In a few minutes of September 1st, public and non-colleague.

[0:22] Any questions of the public.

[0:23] I can just, you know, motion bill proof.

[0:26] I can mostly include the bill for 911, 2016, 911, ring red, non-colleague.

[0:31] Public non-colleague.

[0:32] Move by first. Second, second, everybody.

[0:35] General Colin Faylor.

[0:38] General, say thank you.

[0:40] Next, we have the consent agenda, the approval of the 2026 MS-1, sorry inventory evaluation,

[0:47] and that's posted on the website.

[0:49] And a seven-terry, a lot of purchase on Home Hill, a lot 1, 2, 6, at $1,600.

[0:55] Again, any questions on the consent file?

[0:59] Motion approved.

[1:01] Move back out.

[1:03] Seconded by Jim.

[1:04] All in favor?

[1:05] Aye.

[1:06] Motion approved.

[1:07] We're going to start with several more important things for U.C.

[1:13] Markovic.

[1:19] Two.

[1:21] One.

[1:21] Two.

[1:26] Two.

[1:27] I work here, where that I will payfully and partially, swear that I will payfully and impartially

[1:33] disjudge and perform all the duties and conduct on it.

[1:36] The establishment form, all the duties and conduct on it, as the time of the moment where I

[1:41] achieve the police, according to the best of my abilities, does the tenial worksheet police

[1:45] have the best of my abilities?

[1:47] I agree with the rules and regulations of the Constitution, they agree with the rules and regulations

[1:52] of the Constitution and the laws of the state that we have left in the laws, I have

[2:57] You want to say whatever you want, we're going to continue all the time meeting you on.

[3:03] Thank you all for coming.

[3:05] Thank you.

[3:27] Next is the Department of Management for the Finance Department.

[3:33] We'll close a few doors in.

[3:35] We're going to close the doors.

[3:43] Right?

[3:46] Good evening, everyone.

[3:47] Thank you for having me.

[3:49] I'm sure it's beautiful, like normal.

[3:52] I would like to give some insight into what is going on in the finance department.

[3:57] We're beginning to budget process, as I'll, I don't know, also the Capital Improvement Program and as of now, I believe I'm an ex-ficial on the advisory budget committee for the school.

[4:13] With the audit completed for 2025, the managed payroll has been so helpful in allowing me to put many new processes in place that weren't currently there, weren't there previously.

[4:26] We're seeking out an employee to assist me in the finance office.

[4:30] This is not in the position, and we'll probably be spend less time than the previous

[4:36] clerk to do to this managed payroll system.

[4:41] It's going along so well again, said that, and I also have a very fortunate to have

[4:47] assistance from the team in the ahead of the office.

[4:51] I've been made secretary on the board of New Hampshire Government Finance Officers Association and I will be attending New England State's Government Finance Officers Association Conference in Rhode Island at the end of September, where at that time I'm anticipating being added to their board as well as at large member.

[5:14] quarter four update will be forthcoming and an upcoming select board meeting.

[5:19] I said I'm pretty sure it's free. It's pretty, you know, it's going, I think it's going well.

[5:26] There's a lot of work, but let's take it in the way.

[5:31] We're going to have to come to see us, we'll take all the fun and it's a room line.

[5:33] We'll see everybody else in the room.

[5:34] Yeah, sure.

[5:35] They did a really great job and our budget process was really great.

[5:39] Thank you.

[5:44] Okay.

[5:47] Next we have the trust fund law of two cemetery common trust approval.

[6:00] Trust the ease of the trust funds have been working to resolve and probably account for remaining funds

[6:05] of the TF-102 cemetery common trust, the funds system, all of the cemetery related funds for

[6:12] which there is limited historical documentation.

[6:15] The trustee's review reviewed the history of the fund and consulted with the New Hampshire

[6:20] State travel, charitable trust funds you and if you're getting appropriate treatment of

[6:25] the funds, based on the review of the trustee's recommend that the funds remain in trust

[6:30] on 1-0-2 and the administrative consistent with their intended perpetual care purposes.

[6:38] The town also has reviewed the proposed production and indicated that he agrees with

[6:43] the proposed motion and agrees that site prices are unnecessary. This is a whole bunch

[6:49] of small little equities or monies of put aside for a perpetual care, 100 dollars, 200

[6:57] all 500 of those and getting back to the 1800s I guess. Because of that there was some discrepancy

[7:05] in the way the money could be distributed, the way the money was accounted for. And so with

[7:12] the help of the trustees and particularly Fred Minagus, Doug D. Thin long into this and I have

[7:20] a, an Amanda Dalico for the Board of Scytons of Food with me tonight. That said I'll read the,

[7:26] I'm going to make a motion here.

[7:30] So, the motion for a trust one, one, zero, two, cemetery, common trust one, would be that the bulldozer was like an ex-region firm, that the voice document had received numerous funds accounted for by the trustees of the trust funds in specific individual accounts by named Donna, totaling $10,197.37 in a original donated principal funds with the earliest deposit in 1893.

[7:54] These funds are held in the Cemetery of Common Trust Fund 1002.

[7:59] Set collective funds to date as far as some documentation has been found.

[8:03] Represent funds set aside to perpetual care of specific burial sites in both privately owned and town owned burial grounds.

[8:11] Set funds are to be held by the trustee of trust funds in fund TF102,

[8:16] There were two in accordance with RSA, two eight nine to call a three, call a nine, and

[8:21] RSA, a 31, call a 27.

[8:26] Income only, from said fund shall be a couple of law and segregated by each name store account

[8:32] and pay over annually to the board of Sleppin' Actin' as some Terry Truffees are there

[8:38] doesn't need upon evidence that annual income allocated by the Truffees to these listed

[8:43] and then down on the count is equal to more or less than the actual

[8:47] than the annual cost and birth to the right perpetual care for each of the

[8:51] specific lives. Annual allocated income greater than the cost

[8:56] incurred to provide a petal care for each specific life shall be retained as

[9:01] an expanded and okay shall the original donated principal fund be

[9:05] distributed agents to expand them all world worth swimming. In accordance with

[9:11] I say 31 called a 19 under Article 21, authorization of the May 14th, 2022,

[9:17] challenging the Board of Sleckman by this motion formally accepts the collective funds

[9:23] retroactive to the original 1893 deposit into this fund and under the provisions here in

[9:29] noted. This motion is dated September 8th, 2026. I need a, I'm certain no questions. I need

[9:36] motion to accept the, the language here for the amended article, so I move my quiz second

[9:44] of my agenda and here are the comments, questions, all in favor, I share those I, and I

[9:51] special thanks to the trustee and trust funds in particular. Thank you, thank you, a lot of

[10:06] Next, we have a values tax change, a math 0,4,6, what, 1,6, 0,6, 1,8,

[10:17] 2,8, 2,8, to be modern road.

[10:20] This by the same, this was a large cost on land that was sold and removed from the

[10:30] then-new tax change.

[10:33] So as a percentage, there's 1.5, 1.5 to 8 of portion is still at us with the original owner of the property and his landlord and was not part of the other property, so

[11:01] the market value and analysis for the 1.5 to portion,

[11:07] 2.5 to 8 is...

[11:12] It amounts to a way

[11:17] of tax of $1,300 and $7,1.5 to acre portion was disqualified from currently

[11:25] use assessment mid for subject to any tax change.

[11:31] Any questions on this?

[11:34] You can, you know, and I can't have one question, if you, so if there's feeling this

[11:40] office, that would do the walk.

[11:43] My understanding is we look at the task, we get the cat's cards, so a lot would be

[11:49] residents on it, it's taxed higher than the other land, it's just land.

[11:56] Right?

[11:56] Because this is a piece of that same walk, but what's a different order so it doesn't

[12:02] make it in a different spot. This, this is part of the same one, Nickerson. What I guess

[12:09] what happens is a possible land in I was at the 27th of August, I think.

[12:15] I read it. I didn't, I'm not sure. I guess I did.

[12:19] And the assessor is going to be, but they don't really work work. They sold it.

[12:25] It was one big chunk. They sold off a piece of it.

[12:29] Yeah, just 1.52 acres is still out of the original corners, land them out, and that was kept

[12:36] for potentially a septic system or a billet or adjoined or something like that.

[12:42] So, and it's the piece that was sold was in the current use piece.

[12:50] I was trying to sell it.

[12:51] I don't understand what he was saying.

[12:54] His reading just isn't as clear as it should be either,

[12:58] but it makes sense once.

[12:59] I'm sure you have a problem such a purchase.

[13:07] So you have 20 acres that you own.

[13:09] And you only saw in 19.

[13:11] It was only to keep the one acre for yourself.

[13:14] But the whole 20 acres was in current use.

[13:17] And so you have to describe a value to that one

[13:19] once piece of your key.

[13:21] But in this case, it's one point that five to three.

[13:23] It's 1.5 to 8 years, and it's land work, part of that piece of property, and it's

[13:28] still owned by the current owner.

[13:33] It's a, it's a, it kind of do's a piece that's pulled out of it.

[13:36] Can I come here to make this?

[13:42] You need to add some light to it.

[13:44] No, for a bit may just like a cold road.

[13:48] I don't want to add anything to that, the discussion, a little bit of the fact.

[13:52] When I saw the valuation of $13,700, you know, one and a half acres, I mean, there's probably

[14:00] 1,000 people who go try and buy that property.

[14:03] I don't know, any piece of property in this town of 8.5, which were $13,000, so I personally,

[14:12] I don't necessarily agree.

[14:13] I understand how the assessor came about this using the excess land and how the whole thing

[14:20] works, but quite frankly, assigning a value for one and a half acre cost of $13,000, just

[14:29] to me, doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.

[14:32] Right.

[14:33] And I have personally explained the way you explained it to me.

[14:37] Unfortunately, you have to know that a class and you can't make it right.

[14:41] If you'd like, we can come in and explain it better and more detail and put this on.

[14:46] It's done for the next time right, but I would say when I said that, you're saying no, can I have more?

[14:52] Yeah, and we're still like this one, we're still going to the land.

[14:55] Yeah, much larger, possible. I'm going to solo up a piece of it.

[15:00] The peace that he sold off was entirely used, including this little piece.

[15:06] If you have to have a certain minimum amount to have intervened over years.

[15:10] So we didn't sell the whole thing, we still didn't find this.

[15:13] So it's currently a might be to an average of three acres or something like that.

[15:18] But I don't have a map, so it's not worth it.

[15:20] So, you know, I don't know.

[15:22] What kind of can you take on that?

[15:23] Something is just minimal for him.

[15:25] Sure, yes, yes, yes.

[15:26] What can you take on?

[15:27] If you're wrong, we're going to take a listen and have a...

[15:39] I'm sorry, I'm not in a self-finite.

[15:41] No, but it's not that full.

[15:42] You said so far off.

[15:43] You come and explain it.

[15:45] So we'll have him here when these things come about for now on.

[15:48] Moving forward.

[15:49] If I don't know if he says so far, I don't know if he was going to be here.

[15:51] I don't know if he was going to be here.

[15:52] I don't know if he was going to be here.

[15:56] Yeah.

[15:57] Moving forward, he will be here when we have these kind of requests.

[16:00] Next, we have the approval and the revised advisory budget 20 charging compositions

[16:08] and the results of our combined meeting while back here.

[16:22] Anybody have any questions?

[16:23] Who has approved by the school board?

[16:25] And now it's for our approval.

[16:27] We have

[16:34] questions and concerns of this.

[16:40] The only question I have is,

[16:42] exefficient doesn't necessarily mean that you don't get involved.

[16:44] They wouldn't be following members.

[16:46] Right.

[16:46] They're not voting.

[16:48] It's really to make sure that both the school and the town are together on the finances.

[16:54] I don't know what you actually do.

[16:55] I guess that's the reason for that.

[16:59] So if there's no questions that I need in motion to approve the advisory budget committee

[17:03] charge in composition as presented, effected September 15th, 2026.

[17:08] So moved.

[17:09] Thank you.

[17:13] Thank you.

[17:14] Thank you.

[17:15] Thank you.

[17:16] we're getting this back to us.

[17:25] I feel every request for the town to buy back a lot of 290 in

[17:29] chance cemetery for borders, all of the original price paid.

[17:35] We do this in times of time where folks even move a lot of time to sell

[17:39] they was back at the town.

[17:42] In this case, James and Nancy was requesting this board of

[17:45] Slightman buy back a lot of 290 in chance cemetery that they purchased

[17:48] and November of 2021, $400, has the GPW director reviewed the lot and it's in, it's big.

[17:59] No, it's big.

[17:59] It was current, didn't it?

[18:00] Everybody did.

[18:01] Yes, we make sure.

[18:03] You know, nobody there.

[18:04] Nobody there.

[18:05] We're going to say that.

[18:07] We're going to say that.

[18:08] We're going to say that.

[18:09] We're going to say that.

[18:10] We're going to say that.

[18:12] Yes.

[18:13] We do.

[18:14] Every time.

[18:14] And then you're going to approve the request and then you can answer you as for the time of

[18:19] more work to buy back what?

[18:20] Two- and a shout-in-seven-cherry for $400 and to instruct the administration office to prepare

[18:26] the necessary dean and submit to the registered dean for a report.

[18:30] Move by Jim.

[18:32] We're going to like him.

[18:33] Okay, let's get in the discussion.

[18:34] All in favour?

[18:35] All in favour?

[18:37] Thanks.

[18:38] We have a health trust Medicare advantage.

[18:41] It was a lot of scripture.

[18:42] We're a little bit nervous.

[18:42] I'm just going to hand those these over, isn't it?

[18:45] Thank you.

[18:46] Thank you.

[18:47] Hold on.

[18:51] So, um...

[18:54] Twenty-twenty-seven is all across two hundred and fifty.

[18:59] Um, I've been approached by different organizations, Meredith village savings bank,

[19:07] um, to have two special events,

[19:11] to organize,

[19:16] get the community involved. We always have our parade that goes without saying the fourth

[19:23] until I am Memorial Day. The Reck Department has been so helpful through the years for all

[19:29] that.

[19:32] At this time, I like to ask or request that we have a committee to set up what people

[19:46] want to do. I just really want everyone in town to know that it's going to be our 250,

[19:52] whether it's a restaurant, whether it's a campground, whether it's a business, so that we

[19:59] all as a community part of celebrating.

[20:04] They may want to do the wrong thing, which is totally

[20:08] fine. One specific thing I would like to do, or have us do is do a time capsule for 2027.

[20:19] And then go from there, there's, like I say, praise,

[20:26] you know, all the old on day, there's

[20:29] things we could be doing.

[20:32] So I just wanted to put it out to you.

[20:36] And if one of you would like to partake or oversee what's being said, it's, you know, church

[20:44] Yeah, you're, you're, you're in charge.

[20:47] If you do it, maybe I would like to partake.

[20:51] I would, I'd like to be a charge.

[20:53] No, no.

[20:53] No.

[20:53] You first of all, I hope.

[20:55] Yeah.

[20:55] I think it's come right.

[20:57] It's kind of a big deal.

[20:59] Any other thoughts, right?

[21:03] Should we?

[21:03] Should we do something?

[21:05] We have to do something.

[21:06] Yeah.

[21:07] It's a good way to get more people involved.

[21:09] Correct.

[21:10] And like Meredith Village, they called me.

[21:12] And she said that they helped other communities have events, whether it's organizational

[21:22] side that they helped with or not.

[21:25] I'm not coming to you guys again for money.

[21:27] Tonight.

[21:30] But, you know, so, you know, I just didn't want to do anything.

[21:36] I didn't spend the pulling the committee together or I would go up going to the end.

[21:43] Do you have any idea what the committee would look like how many members.

[21:47] So as I said, so the women's club, they want to, and some of them.

[21:53] The lions, they want to help or be part of it.

[21:59] The school, they want to be part of it.

[22:02] The library wants to be part of it.

[22:05] So all of these had said something to me in the last, you know, two months or months or whatever.

[22:12] And so I would just reach out and say, let's have a date.

[22:17] I would ask the library.

[22:19] We could use their meeting room.

[22:22] And, you know, even, maybe put it in the newspaper.

[22:28] Because the camps.

[22:30] They may want the castle, I've talked to some people there. So the farmers, the landscapers, you know, may want to do something.

[22:44] So I guess if I'd you've already started the committee.

[22:47] Well, no, I haven't, I haven't, in my head, I have.

[22:50] Right, right, in my head, I have, because not for nothing but my mother from the town, I grew up in when it was 1983.

[22:58] My mother was chairman of the Bicentennial Commission, so they did thanks and I was younger

[23:06] then and you know she shared all of that with me she has now passed so it's like we can

[23:12] do something here we have wonderful volunteers in the community and we have a beautiful town

[23:18] I guess what I was getting at is that you already had contact with a lot of these people

[23:22] Oh yeah they've already sent for you if you'd like to volunteer to pull a community together

[23:27] Yeah, I don't have the board as any, I'm trying to learn more about that, if Chris wants to represent the board on that, or I'm self whatever that, I think that will be great idea.

[23:36] Yeah, because I have ideas, you probably have ideas, just an in general.

[23:42] I mean, the restaurants, they can make a drink for 250, you know, name it, I just like ideas, you know, the bakeries.

[23:52] That sounds good if you want to make that establishing a formal committee through the Board of

[24:02] Supply Fund would require potential moneyway issues and everything has to be better as an

[24:07] ad park committee and then pull things together and whatever the town can do to support I guess

[24:12] would be comfortable to select as who's ever challenged the committee whether it's you or somebody else

[24:19] And request what it is you need from us at that point, I think.

[24:23] But yeah, no, it's a great idea.

[24:24] And I'm trying to show a lot of people going to realize it's the turn of 50 of that.

[24:27] Well, that's it.

[24:28] You know, we'll analyze that heavily.

[24:31] Yeah.

[24:32] Well, I advertise it.

[24:33] And just, you know, it's, it's 2027.

[24:36] And then it'll be here before we know it.

[24:40] No, it's so.

[24:41] Well, thanks.

[24:43] Thank you for bringing that to us.

[24:45] Is there anything else you need to ask right now or is that?

[24:48] No, that's it.

[24:49] I just, like I said, probably reach out to the library and say,

[24:54] what dates are available that we could do this and we'll start.

[24:57] We'll put something on the town website, you know?

[25:01] If you don't mind.

[25:02] Don't do this on the internet.

[25:04] I just didn't know.

[25:05] And we'll see what happens.

[25:08] But we'll at least have a parade.

[25:12] I think you'll get a lot of, I think you'll be.

[25:14] I think the community that people will come together.

[25:17] I mean, 250, I mean, we're all, you know,

[25:21] this local boundaries.

[25:24] One year later, we're a official.

[25:26] You know?

[25:27] I mean, the good community.

[25:29] You can reach out through my Angela for a definite

[25:32] localization.

[25:33] What does it need to do with the Banners to be honored?

[25:35] Thank you.

[25:36] Oh, they've always been wonderful for, you know, the fire department, the time is straight,

[25:42] one, eight that rather than, oh sure.

[25:44] Yeah.

[25:44] So we have one point of contact in town and then, yeah.

[25:49] Any other questions with Kathy Anderson?

[25:52] Thank you.

[25:52] Great.

[25:53] Thank you.

[25:54] Thank you.

[25:55] Thank you.

[25:56] I want to do it fairly soon.

[25:59] Not too busy here.

[26:01] We got to look at that calendar.

[26:07] Thank you.

[26:08] Thank you very much.

[26:09] Thank you.

[26:15] Okay.

[26:15] Next we have the health trust Medicare Advice with prescription drugs and for the price 27 here.

[26:29] Health Druss has set the health trust medicare advantage with prescription drugs and rates

[26:35] for 2027 in the old period, January 1st through December 31st, 2027, all retirees enrolled

[26:41] pay to cost directly to health trust, health trust, MAPD plan is only available to retirees

[26:51] and active health trust member groups.

[26:55] The funding is 100% by funded by retirees

[26:57] and they directly should help trust anything you want to

[27:02] understand this or any question.

[27:03] Well, in that basically, this is just the insurance that we provide

[27:06] as a supplement to the Medicare for our retired employees.

[27:09] It's 100% funded by the employees.

[27:11] They're built through health trust.

[27:12] So a lot will get the stipend out of their retirement.

[27:14] This is their rate.

[27:15] Their rates run from January to December.

[27:18] So this is the renewal for 2027.

[27:20] So that we can let them know ahead of time, get the information out, and for their opening

[27:26] moment period.

[27:27] So that's pretty standard.

[27:28] It doesn't cost the time.

[27:29] I think it's just, as a retiree, you have this as a benefit, over 65, to go with your

[27:33] Medicare medical insurance.

[27:38] There's no questions.

[27:39] I mean, most of you will prove that health, health, health, Medicare, advantage, with

[27:42] prescription drugs, land, trans, middle, package, for, see where the 2027 has prevented

[27:47] and I'll throw out the time administrative sign.

[27:50] So move my shot circuit, type in the like case.

[27:53] Any other discussion?

[27:55] Okay.

[27:55] I got your whole time.

[27:58] Any old business?

[28:02] Time administrative.

[28:04] Okay.

[28:04] Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

[28:07] Just a reminder that the Board of Selectman and the School Board members are looking for volunteers to fill

[28:11] vacancies for the ABC, which serves both the town and school budget.

[28:14] So tomorrow is the deadline.

[28:16] Anybody watching?

[28:17] If you'd like to apply, please send your email

[28:19] go to the website and fill out the form.

[28:22] I want to announce to you that I did receive a letter

[28:24] from the superintendent, Walen, at the school,

[28:27] as a formal notification that the Montmore school district

[28:30] will be returning $700,000 back to the town.

[28:33] That book was taken at the July 21, 2026 school board

[28:37] meetings, acknowledging the return.

[28:39] And just to clarify, for the people watching,

[28:41] that the school district is not raised and appropriate

[28:43] or directly transferred the funds back to the town,

[28:45] this return reflects the reduced rate amount

[28:48] that the town will need to appropriate for the school for this coming tax setting.

[28:53] So that's good news. That's a great amount of money to be returning to the town, and I wanted

[28:57] to announce it, the board is aware. We have tasked our department managers and sent out the

[29:02] budget direction, and their budgets are due to the town administrator on Friday, up to

[29:06] per second. Talk about the calendar moving fast. They're so good. Sign if the fiscal year 27.

[29:13] The town of Bolmore has partnered with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services,

[29:16] the State Departmental Office and the Recycled Materials Association and Primax to host a

[29:22] Mark Farjol at the Transfer Station on October 7, from 9am to around mid-afternoon.

[29:27] No need to be alarmed when you see many emergency vehicles on that day.

[29:30] It is a plan training exercise but it will be closed just so you're aware so the public watching

[29:36] is aware.

[29:39] Reminds.

[29:40] Yeah, for something on the board it says, you know, it is just going on something on the other side.

[29:46] We will, is it draws closer? We posted it to the website. We put it. We've sent it to the newspaper.

[29:51] I know that Anthony Booth who runs the state marshals, the department they're going to be doing their own here are there as well.

[29:58] So as it gets closer, woke.

[30:02] People are aware, and it's a day they're usually closed anyway.

[30:09] Yes, exactly.

[30:15] It's true, because people will plan to win the emergency vehicles at the transfer station. It is a day they're closed.

[30:21] So, we are going to try to put it out there far and wide, thank you.

[30:24] You're welcome.

[30:25] Products are also visiting the town of Baltimore,

[30:28] on October 2 to spotlight the town,

[30:31] and our employees in action.

[30:32] It's part of their marketing and PR for comments, which is great.

[30:35] So, they've chosen the town of Baltimore.

[30:37] I spoke with them back at the conference,

[30:38] and they said, hey, would you be interested?

[30:40] And I said, absolutely good.

[30:42] So, that's good for the town as well.

[30:44] And for our employees,

[30:46] the next regular board of selectants meeting

[30:47] is Tuesday, October 6th at 5 p.m., the only other update was we had our first CIPC meeting

[30:54] today too to open and roll that process out too, so that's actively taking place as we

[30:59] speak.

[31:00] So that's all I have at this time.

[31:04] You're going to have any questions?

[31:05] Yeah, I don't think so.

[31:08] Actually, I just said it's an effort.

[31:14] No, it's an effort.

[31:15] I need a question to mention our public and our public session,

[31:18] on the other side of the same day,

[31:19] one, eight, four, and three,

[31:20] one, two, and eight, and eight,

[31:23] and eight, and eight, and eight,

[31:23] coming out the only two adjourn.

[31:24] So, we'll move that risk.

[31:26] Take a second.

[31:27] Thank you.

[31:30] Yes.

[31:31] Thank you.

[31:33] Thank you.

Board of Selectmen

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