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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE TOWN OF
LITCHFIELD
New
Hampshire
1994
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Ambulance 883-7707
Fire 883-7707
Police 424-4141
BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Selectmen's Office 424-4046
Town Clerk & Tax Collector 424-4045
Police Chief 424-4047
Building Inspector 424-4592
Health Officer 424-4592
Library 424-4044
Planning Board 424-2131
Animal Control 424-4047
Road Agent 424-4592
-OFFICE HOURS-
Selectmen's Office Town Hall
8:00 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Town Clerk & Tax Collector Town Hall
Every Weekday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Every Monday Evening 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Last Saturday ofmonth: 10:00 a.m. to 12 Noon
Closed Holiday Weekends
Building Department Town Hall
Weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m.
Monday Evenings 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Library Hours:
Monday: 10-12, 2-8; Tuesday: 2-8; Wednesday: 10-12, 2-8;
Thursday: 2-8; Friday: 2-6; Saturday: 10-2
No Saturday hours during the months ofJuly and August. Closed Holidays
IncineratorFacility Hours:
Sunday: 8:00 a.m. to Noon
Wednesday: 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
-PUBLIC MEETINGS-
Selectmen Town Hall the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Monday evenings at
6:00p.m. during themonths ofSeptember-May; and the2ndand4thMonday evenings
during themonths ofJune-August.
GMS
Planning Board - Library
1st Tuesday ofthe month at 7:30 p.m.
Zoning Board ofAdjustment Town Hall
2ndWednesday ofthe month at 7:00p.m.
Library Trustees Library
1stMonday ofthe month at 7:30 p.m.
Conservation Commission Town Hall
3rd Monday ofthe month at 7:30 p.m.
Annual Reports
OF THE TOWN OF
LITCHFIELD
NEW HAMPSHIRE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
31, 1994
ALSO
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT
YEAR ENDING JUNE
30, 1994
Printedby
AccuratePrinting,Inc.
Nashua,N.H.
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—INDEX—
AnnualMeeting, Election Results 83
Auditor's Report 54
Births 100
Budgetofthe Town 13
Building Inspector 58
Comparative Statement 36
Conservation Commission 63
Deaths 102
Financial Report 27
Fire/Rescue Services 64
Health Department 67
HillcrestCemetery Association 68
Hunter Safety Commission 70
Librarian's Report 72
Library Trustee's Report 71
Marriages 97
NashuaRegional Planning Commission 74
Parks and Recreation Commission 60
PinecrestCemetery Association 77
Police Department 78
ResidentPopulation 18
Road Agent's Report 81
SCHOOL REPORTS
Auditor's Report SD-17
Chairman's Report SD- 2
Enrollment Projection SD-40
Health SD-38
Notes to Financial Statements SD-24
Principal -Griffin Memorial School SD- 8
Principal-Middle School SD-10
Revenues and Credits SD-57
School DistrictBudget SD-45
School DistrictMeeting 1994 SD-12
School DistrictOfficers SD- 1
Staff SD-36
Superintendent SD- 5
Warrant SD-42
Selectmen 56
State Primary Elections 93
Summary Inventory 18
Tax Collector 20
Tax Rate 19
Town Clerk 17
Town Expenses 38
Town Meeting 1994 86
Town Officers 5
Town Warrant 8
Treasurer 23
TrustFunds 51
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Memoriam
In
DAVID ANDERSON CAMPBELL SR.
January 1, 1913 - September 14, 1994
CHIEF OF POLICE
TOWN MODERATOR
TRUSTEE OF TOWN TRUST FUNDS
LIBRARY TRUSTEE
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
FOREST FIRE WARDEN
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TOWN
OFFICERS, 1993
Office Office Holder TermExpires
Selectmen M. PatriciaJewett 1996
Thomas Levesque, chairman 1995
Cecil Williams 1997
Administrative Assistant CecileDurocher
Moderator PhilipM. Reed 1996
Checklist Supervisors AndreaHamilton 2000
ChristineE. Lepine 1996
RobertRedding, chairman 1998
Town Clerk/Tax Collector Diane L. Jerry 1996
Deputy PatriciaGibeault
Sub Register Fire ChiefBrentLemire 1996
Treasurer Marion Cason 1996
Road Agent RolandE. Bergeron 1995
Trustees, Town TrustFunds Pauline Lynch 1997
Stephen Robinson 1995
Joseph Stapleton 1996
Health Officer Roland Bergeron tenure
Code Enforcement Officer Roland Bergeron tenure
Library Trustees Steven Calawa 1996
Ann Chant 1997
Carrie Colby 1997
DavidDominici 1995
Margaret Shea 1995
Joseph Stapleton 1996
Librarian ClaudiaDanielson
Budget Committee Adrien Albert resigned (97)
Ralph Boehm 1996
Phillip F. Cudmore resigned (96)
MarkFerguson 1997
William Gray 1995
Cecil Williams (Selectman Rep.)
Linda Tate (School BoardRep.)
Tita Petrino 1995
John Pinciaro 1995
William Spencer 1995
Zoning Board ofAdjustment Paul Becker, Jr., alt. 1996
Paul Belliveau 1997
John T. Ciemiewicz 1995
Gregory C. Lepine 1996
Kevin Lynch 1995
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Conservation Commission Lisa Bonneau 1995
Zendelle Bouchard 1995
Mark Brennan resigned
Loren Jean resigned
Glenn McKibben, Jr. 1996
Joan McKibben 1996
Raymond C. Peeples, Jr. 1997
Parks and Recreation William Ceccherini 1996
Kim Collier 1997
Todd C.Ellis 1997
Betty Marshall 1996
Michael Mieckowski 1995
Dennis W. Parker 1995
Richard Provencher 1995
Timothy Wade 1996
Planning Board John G. Lazzaro, chairman 1996
Paul E. Becker, Jr. 1996
Timothy A. Creedon 1997
GaryM. Garfield resigned
Janine M. Lepore 1995
Thomas W. Levesque (Selectman Rep.)
Harry Menzigian 1997
Joan McKibben 1995
NashuaRegional Planning Commission
Loren Jean 1997
M. PatriciaJewett (Selectman Rep.)
Brian St. Laurent 1995
Space Needs Committee Richard Proctor, chairman 1995
Judy Burke 1995
MarkFerguson 1995
Charles Jones 1995
Timothy O'Blenis 1995
Timothy Parker 1995
William Spencer 1995
Deborah Stapleton 1995
Police Department DavidL. Roberts, Chief tenure
Gerard A. Millette, Lieut. tenure
James Gaudet, DetVSgt tenure
Lance Myrdek resigned
David Donnelly tenure
Todd Boucher tenure
David Bianchi tenure
Patrick Goodridge tenure
John D. McGregor, IV 1995
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Specials RobertD.Bennett 1995
FrederickWilliams 1995
Nelson Breton 1995
RonaldFournier 1995
Steve Harris 1995
John Pouliot 1995
FrederickWilliams 1995
Secretary/Dispatcher Sharon A. Harding Reed
Animal Control Marybeth Thomas 1995
Fire Department BrentLemire, Chief 1995
James Beetz, Asst. Chief
Brian Barton, Deputy Chief
A
Company Michael Croteau, Captain
DavidMayopoulas, Lieutenant
Steven Bernard
JeffEmanuelson
Stanley Gilbert
Leo Grenier
Dwayne Hogencamp
Timothy Kearns
Keith Makarawicz
Kenneth Nelson
Norman Pinard
John Shea
Michael Stanhope
Scott Tacker
Jay Townsend
John Webber
Company B Thomas Schofield, Captain
Douglas Nicoll, Lieutenant
Warren Adams
Michael Allard
Mark Carter
Thomas Dalton
John Dejoie
PamelaEdmonds
Edward Gannon
Dennis Laplante
Eric Tremblay
Kenneth Webber
Patrick Wright
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TOWN WARRANT
TOWN OF LITCHFIELD
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
THE POLLS WILL BE OPEN FROM
7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield in the County of Hillsborough in said
state, qualified to vote on Town affairs:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO MEET AT THE GRIFFIN MEMORIAL
SCHOOL IN SAID LITCHFIELD ON TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1995 AT 7:00
A.M. TO ACT UPONTHEFOLLOWING:
1. To electby ballot the following Town Officers:
Three Selectmen - two three-year terms and one one-year term; one Moderator -
two-year term; one Road Agent - one-year term; one Fire Chief - one-year term; one
Trustee ofTown Trust Funds - one three-year term; one Library Trustee - three-year
term; four Budget Committee members - two three-year terms; one two-year term
and one one-year term.
2. To vote by ballot on the following amendments to the Town Zoning
Ordinances:
1. Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 1 as proposed by the
Planning Board for the Town ofLitchfield Zoning Ordinance as follows:
amend the Floodplain Conservation District Section 1100.02 Definitions to add
definitions for basement, breakaway wall, functionally dependent use, start of con-
struction and substantial damage; and Section 1107.00 Variances and Appeals to
provide additional criteria for the granting ofa variance.
(These changes are requiredby FEMA and mustbe adopted in order for the Town to
maintain its eligibility for the Federal flood insurance program.)
YES NO D
2. Are you in favor of the adoption of Amendment No. 2 as proposed by the
Planning Board for the Town ofLitchfield Zoning Ordinance as follows:
amend the Floodplain Conservation District Section 1100.02.08 to correct the word-
ing from Flood Insurance Study to FloodElevation Study.
YES NO D
3. To vote by ballot on the following question:
1. "Shall we permit the public library to retain all money it receives from
its income-generating equipment to be used for general repairs and upgrading and
for the purchase of books, supplies and income-generating equipment?" (Vote by
official ballot.)
YES NO D
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