Peter Lemay

The meeting served as an introductory session for the newly elected trustee. Discussion topics included an overview of the operations and scope of the board's work, the responsibilities of the trustees, the performance of fund assets, and the fees associated with trust fund account administration. Preliminary plans were established for a future meeting with fund administrators.

The committee finalized the Transfer Station job description, which will be submitted for future presentation to the Selectboard. Discussions were held regarding participation in Old Home Day, focusing on potential activities and educational materials. The meeting addressed operational updates including safety improvements at the transfer station, invoice summaries regarding recyclable materials, and ongoing communication and website maintenance efforts to improve public engagement and information accessibility.

The board conducted a public hearing regarding an application for a lot line adjustment for Sandpit Properties, LLC, which included granting two waivers related to soil drainage and wetland delineation, followed by conditional approval of the adjustment. An application for a lot line adjustment for Mary Anne Boyle was addressed but removed from the table due to a dispute. Additionally, the board accepted updates to administrative forms and granted an extension request from NHSPC regarding impact fees.

The committee discussed logistics for installing a fourth bench on a gazebo path, including the need for concrete foundation blocks and the scheduling of sign post installations for mile markers. Plans were outlined for transporting and assembling bench parts at three sites on the Dowst Cate trail, including the addition of a commemorative plaque. Members also addressed the presence of poison ivy near a trail bridge and noted the need for future bridge repairs.

The committee held a non-public session, followed by deliberations regarding the sealing and unsealing of previous non-public meeting minutes. The committee also reviewed and discussed the current revenue and expenditure updates for both the Deerfield School District and the municipal budget.