Harold Morse motioned to move the same slate, Mr. Friel seconded.

There were no other nominations from the floor and last years Fence Viewers: Susan Killam, Robert Stewart and Kenneth Grant were reelected.

There were no other nominations from the floor and last years Surveyors of Wood and Lumber: Marty Feuer, John Feuer and Edward Stewart were reelected.

Article 2010-2 Are you in favor of an Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to afford additional protection to wetlands by classifying West Sawmill Swamp, East Sawmill Swamp, and Hovey Meadow Wetland (as delineated in the 2003 Atkinson Prime Wetland Study) as Prime Wetlands.

410.10 Prime Wetlands (2009)

410.10 Prime Wetlands (2010)

Article 2010-3 Are you in favor of an Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to add a new section in accordance with RSA 674:62-66, and outlined in RSA 672:1-III-a to accommodate small wind energy systems in appropriate locations and provide a permitting process to ensure compliance with the provisions of the requirements and standards established herein.

Article 2010-4 By Petition (C. Grant et al):

To see if the Town will vote to amend the Atkinson’s Wetlands Ordinance - Section 410- by inserting the new section below and recodifying (re-numbering) the existing text as necessary?

To see if the voters will amend Part 410.10, Prime Wetlands, by changing the first sentence of the last paragraph of this section from "An undisturbed natural buffer area of at least 100 feet in width shall be maintained…" to read, in accordance with the 2008 Special Town Meeting, "An undisturbed natural buffer zone of at least 150 feet in width shall be maintained…"

To see if the Town will vote to AGAIN designate the three wetlands listed below as "Prime Wetlands" and the Planning Board amend Section 410.10 Prime Wetlands to include:

West Sawmill Swamp: 131+/-acre wetlands extending across the northern Atkinson border with Hampstead and located directly west of Upper Maple Avenue, on Tax Map 18

East Sawmill Swamp: 58+/- acre wetland located directly east of upper Maple Avenue on Tax Map 19

Wright Farm Pond: 46+/- acre wetland bordered by Sawmill Road, Summit Drive, Walker Road, Eldon Way, Merrill Drive, Meeting Rock Drive, Wright Farm, Centerview Hollow, and Bittersweet Lane, primarily on Tax Map 13, Lot 96?

Are you in favor of an Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Article V Section 510, Permitted Uses, so as to prohibit as a permitted use a trucking transportation facility in all zoning districts?

Article 2010-8 By Petition (S. Tomasi et al):

Are you in favor of an Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Article V Section 510 to require hours of operation of businesses in the Commercial/Industrial Zone be evaluated for undesirable offsite impacts to nearby residential uses and adjoining communities?

Article 2010-9 Operating Budget

The Moderator asked all in favor of the increase of Four Thousand dollars $4,000.00 to General Government; the motion to amend carried; he so declared it. (Passed as amended)

The Moderator asked all in favor for General Government’s bottom line which was increased Four-Thousand dollars $4,000.00 for a new bottom line of Nine Hundred Fifty Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-six dollars $950,386.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor for Public Safety bottom line of One Million One Hundred Twenty-Three Thousand and two dollars $1,123,002.00, the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Highway and Streets bottom line of Four Hundred Thirty Seven Thousand Two Hundred Thirty Two dollars $437,232.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Sanitation bottom line of Six Hundred Four Thousand One Hundred Seventy Two dollars $604,172.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Health & Welfare bottom line of Ninety Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty dollars $90,930.00, the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of Culture & Recreation bottom line of Five Hundred Sixty Thousand Two Hundred Seventy- Five dollars $560,275.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Conservation bottom line of Six Thousand One Hundred Two dollar $6,102.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Debt bottom line of One Hundred Fifty Nine Thousand Five Hundred Eighty- Eighty dollars $159,588.00; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Kenneth Grant made a motion to amend the bottom line to Three Million Three Hundred Thirty Eight Thousand Five Hundred Thirty Three dollars and 90 cents $3,338,533.90, Mr. Artus, seconded.

Debra DeSimone called the question and Mark Acciard, seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of this amendment; the motion to amend failed; he so declared it. (Amendment failed)

Debra Desimone, moved to call the question, and Mark Acciard, seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of this amendment; the motion to amend failed; he so declared it. (Amendment Failed)

Nina Gray, moved to call the question, and Mark Acciard, seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of the Three Million Nine Hundred Thirty One Thousand Six Hundred Eighty Seven dollars $ 3,931,687.00 bottom line of the budget to be placed on the ballot; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

SELECTMEN’S SPECIAL WARRANT ARTICLES

NOTE: The list price of this vehicle is Twenty Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($28,500.00). Through negotiations with the dealer the net price will be Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($19,500.00). The Atkinson Police Charitable Fund will be donating Thirteen Thousand Dollars ($13,000.00) towards this vehicle for the Elderly Affairs Department. The net amount to be raised and appropriated through taxes will only be Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($6,500.00).

Article 2010-10 Elderly Affairs’ Vehicle

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Nineteen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($19,500.00) to purchase a 2010 Subaru all-wheel drive vehicle for the Elderly Affairs Department; Thirteen Thousand Dollars ($13,000.00) to come from donations, and Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($6,500.00) to be raised by taxes? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 10. Mr. Friel so moved and Mr. Childs, seconded.

Mark Acciard motioned to amend Article10 and Linda Jette, seconded.

The amendment reads as follows:

Insert after "Elderly Affairs Department;" and before "Thirteen Thousand Dollars" The words; "The Atkinson Police Charitable Fund will Donate" and insert after "raised by Taxes?" and before "This Article is in addition to" the words "This vehicle will replace a vehicle currently owned by Elderly Affairs Department that will be disposed of.

The Moderator asked all in favor of the amendment; the motion carried; he so declared it.

(Amendment Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of this Article-10 being place on the ballot as amended; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed as Amended)

The Moderator said he would accept a restriction on the reconsideration of this article if anyone wanted to do that.

Philip Consentino moved to restrict the reconsideration of Article -10, seconded by Debra DeSimone.

The Moderator asked all in favor to restrict the reconsideration of this Article 10; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator recognized Timothy Dziechowski, for a Point of Order.

Timothy Dziechowski made a motion to restrict reconsideration on the Article 2010-9, seconded by Frederick Thompson.

The Moderator asked all in favor of restricted reconsideration on Article 2010 -9; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator recessed the meeting from 12:50 until 1:20 for lunch.

The Moderator reconvened the meeting at 1:20pm.

Article 2010-11 Elderly Affairs’ Director

Shall the Town vote to create the paid position of Director of Elderly Affairs to replace the volunteer position, and to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for the annual salary of that position? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article-11. Mr. Friel made a motion to discuss and Mr. Childs, seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 11 moving to the ballot; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-12 Fire Department Capital Reserve

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Sixty Thousand Dollars ($60,000.00) to be added to the Fire Department Capital Reserve Fund, previously established for the purpose of acquiring fire equipment and vehicles, as outlined in the Board of Engineers’ Capital Improvement Plan? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 12. Mr. Friel, so moved, seconded by Mr. Childs.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 12 going to ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-13 Winter Highway Capital Reserve

Shall the Town vote to create an Expendable Trust Fund, in which the principal and interest may be expended under the provisions of RSA 31:19-a, to be known as the Winter Expendable Trust Fund, for the purpose of funding additional costs, in excess of the annual Operating Budget, for the plowing and removal of snow and winter weather management purposes; to raise and appropriate up to the sum the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) from the General Fund Surplus; to authorize the use/transfer of these funds from the December 31, 2009 General Fund Balance for this purpose; and, to designate the Board of Selectmen as agents to expend? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 13. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of moving Article 13 to ballot with the correction of a typing error; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-14 Mosher Drive

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Twelve Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($12,350.00) to shim and overlay 0.15 mile of Mosher Drive? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 14. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of article 14 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-15 Stage Road

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Thirty-Seven Thousand Fifty Dollars ($37,050.00) to shim and overlay 0.55 mile of Stage Road. This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 15. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 15 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-16 Rockingchair Lane

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Twenty-four Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-nine Dollars ($24,699.00) to shim and overlay 0.3 mile of Rockingchair Lane? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 16. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 16 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-17 Cottontail Lane

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Eighteen Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-six Dollars ($18,466.00) to shim and overlay 0.2 mile of Cottontail Lane? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 17. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 17 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010- 18 Pebble Brook Road

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Eighteen Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-six Dollars ($18,466.00) to shim and overlay 0.2 mile of Pebble Brook Road? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 18. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 18 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-19 Leroy Avenue

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Twelve Thousand Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($12,350.00) to shim and overlay 0.15 mile of Leroy Avenue? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 19. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 19 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-20 Pages Lane & Bittersweet Lane

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Forty-three Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-five Dollars ($43,225.00) to shim and overlay 0.8 mile of Pages Lane and Bittersweet Lane? This work will be performed under the supervision of the Road Agent. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 20. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 20 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator recognized Timothy Dziechowski for a Point of Order.

Timothy Dziechowski would like to make a motion to limit reconsideration of all articles up to Article 20.

The Moderator asked all in favor of limiting reconsideration of Article 1-20; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-21 East Road Recreation Area

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eighty Thousand Dollars ($80,000.00) to continue the construction of the new East Road Recreation Area (Map 15 Lot 27)? Construction will consist of installation of a well and irrigation system for the playing fields, walking path, final site and finish work, and parking lot. Completion of these items will allow the recreation area to be available for use in spring 2011. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 21. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

Patricia Mangini made a motion to amend Article 21, seconded by Denise Legault.

The amendment reads as follows:

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate $80,000 to continue the construction of the new East Road Recreation Area (Map 15 Lot 27)? Construction will consist of installation of a well and irrigation system for the playing fields, walking path, final site and finish work, and parking lot. This sum to be offset by a donation of $25,000 with the remaining $55,000 to come from taxation. Completion of these items will allow the recreation area to be available for use in Spring 2011.

The Moderator read Article 21 as amended, all in favor of the amendment; the motion to amend passed; he so declared it. ( Amendment Passed)

The Selectmen voted on changing their vote to recommend this article.

Timothy Dziechowski made a motion to amend this article.

The amendment should read as follows:

Change "the sum of eighty" to "Up to the sum of eighty"

Mr. Bennett made a motion to accept, Mr. Friel seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of the second amendment to Article 21; the motion carried; he so declared it. ( Amendment Passed)

The Moderator read the amended Article 21 and asked all in favor of moving the amended Article 21 to the ballot; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed as Amended)

James Blackadar asked if anyone on the Budget Committee would like to change their recommendation on Article 21. There was no answer and James said he took the silence as a no.

Denise Legault made a motion to restrict reconsideration on Article 21, seconded by Jack Sapia.

The Moderator asked all in favor of restricting reconsideration to Article 21; motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-22 Recreation Capital Reserve

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) to be added to the Recreation Capital Reserve Fund, created for the purpose of acquisition, design, renovation and development of recreation areas, to include, but not limited to, fields and playgrounds? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 22. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of moving Article 22 to ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-23 Woodlock Park Capital Reserve

Shall the Town vote to establish a Capital Reserve Fund, under the provisions of RSA 35:1, for the purpose of making improvements to safety, water supply, playing surfaces, irrigation and facilities at Woodlock Park (Map 11 Lot 4); and to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) to be placed in said fund, and to appoint the Board of Selectmen as agents to expend from the Woodlock Park Improvement Capital Reserve? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 23. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs, seconded.

Jack Sapia made a motion to amend Article 23, seconded by David Boggiatto.

The amendment reads as follows:

Raise by ($15,000).

The Moderator asked all in favor to amend Article 23; the motion failed; he so declared it. (Amendment Failed)

Raymond Dauteuil, made a motion to amend Article 23, Philip Consentino, seconded.

The amendment read as follows:

Amend amount raised from $5,000.00 to $7,500.00.

The Moderator asked all in favor to amend Article 23; the motion failed; he so declared it. (Amendment Failed)

The Moderator recognized Timothy Dziechowski for a Point of Order.

Timothy Dziechowski made a motion to restrict reconsideration for Articles 22 and 23, seconded by Mr. Friel.

All in favor of restricting reconsideration on Article 22 and 23; motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-24 Town Hall Generator

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) to purchase and install a stand-by, self-starting, propane electric generator, which will provide enough electricity to power Town Hall in an emergency situation, thus allowing the Town Hall to remain operational during a power outage? The installation of said generator will be under the supervision of the Town’s Maintenance Supervisor. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 24. Mr. Friel, so move and Mr. Childs, seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 24 moving to the ballot as written; motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-25 Mosquito Control Capital Reserve

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Forty-six Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Dollars ($46,460.00) to be added to the Mosquito Control Expendable Trust Fund? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 25. Mr. Friel, so moved, Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 25 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-26 Kimball House Repairs

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars ($35,000.00) toward the replacement of the siding and windows at the Kimball House? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 26. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs, seconded.

Adele Dillon made a motion to amend Article 26 and Linda Jette seconded.

The amendment reads as follows:

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars, $20,000.00 toward the installation of 6 and replacement of 37 storm windows and the first year of a three year painting project to preserve the original clapboards of the Kimball House?

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 26 being moved to the ballot as amended; the motion carried, he so declared it. (Passed)

Adele asked the Budget Committee to change their recommendation? The Budget Committee changed their vote to recommend this article.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 26 going to ballot with the Budget Committee’s recommendation; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed as Amended)

Article 2010-27 Televise Conservation Meetings

Shall the Town vote to have all Conservation Committee meetings televised by ACTV-20, and raise and appropriate up to the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) to fund this directive? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 27. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

Paul Wainwright motioned to amend Article 27, seconded by Denise Legault.

The amendment reads as follows:

Change $1,000.00 to $0.

The Moderator asked all in favor of this Article 27 moving to the ballot as amended; the motion failed; he so declared it. (Amendment failed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 27 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-28 Televise Library Trustees’ Meetings

Shall the Town vote to have all meetings of the Kimball Library Trustees televised by ACTV-20, and to raise and appropriate up to the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) to fund this directive? This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 28. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 28 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-29 Video Streaming Equipment

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) to purchase video editing and streaming equipment, including computer hardware and software, required to record, store and distribute Atkinson town meetings over the Internet, making said meetings available from the town-maintained website, in a downloadable/viewable format. This is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 29. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

Todd Barbera called the question and Mr. Friel seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of calling the question; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 29 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-30 Cable/Technology Room

Shall the Town vote to raise and appropriate up to the sum of Eighteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000.00) to reconfigure Town Hall storage space and construct an environmentally controlled, secure server room to centralize the Cable TV computer/servers? This will also facilitate standardization of IT management efforts consistent with industry best practices and the findings and recommendations contained within the Atkinson Technology Committee’s report. This article is in addition to Article 2010-9, the Operating Budget.

The Moderator read Article 30. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Bennett seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of moving Article 30 to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-31 Record & Tally Votes

Shall the Town vote to adopt the provisions of RSA 40:13 V-a, whereby all votes by the Town Budget Committee and the Board of Selectmen relative to budget items or any warrant articles, shall be recorded votes and the numerical tally of any such vote shall be printed in the Town Warrant next to the affected warrant article?

The Moderator read Article 31. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 31 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-32 Accept Carriage Chase Lane

Shall the Town accept Carriage Chase Lane as a Town Road?

The Moderator read Article 32. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 32 moving to the ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-33 Accept Little River Lane

Shall the Town accept Little River Lane as a Town Road?

The Moderator read Article 33. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded for discussion.

The Moderator asked all in favor of moving Article 33 to ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010- 34 Accept Little Rob Road Extension

Shall the Town accept Little Rob Road Extension as a Town Road?

The Moderator read Article 34. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of moving Article 34 to ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

Article 2010-35 Establish a Technology Committee

Shall the Town establish a Technology Committee for the purpose of managing the Information Technology (IT) infrastructure and IT budget for the Town; such committee to consist of five (5) members to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen as follows: April 2010 – one member for one year, two members for two years, and two members for three years. Thereafter, terms shall be for three years. If a vacancy occurs, the Board of Selectmen shall appoint another member to serve until the following April.

The Moderator read Article 35. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 35 moving to the Ballot as written; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator instructed the Town Clerk to take the residents names off of the Petition Warrant Articles.

To see if the Town will vote to approve the following resolution to be forwarded to our State Representative(s), our State Senator, the Speaker of the House, and the Senate President.

Resolved: The citizens of New Hampshire should be allowed to vote on an amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution that defines "marriage".

The Moderator read Article 36. Mr. Friel, so moved and Mr. Childs seconded.

Barbara Snicer made a motion to Amend Article 36 and Todd Barbera seconded.

The amendment would read as follows:

To see if the Town?

The Moderator asked all in favor of Article 36 moving to the ballot as amended; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed as Amended)

The Moderator asked if there was other business. Martha MacDonald wanted to wish Philip Smith a Happy Birthday. The voters sang Happy Birthday to him.

Todd Barbera made a motion to restrict reconsideration on all the Warrant Articles, seconded by Linda Jette.

The Moderator asked all in favor of restricting reconsideration on all the warrant articles; the motion carried; he so declared it. (Passed)

The Moderator adjourned the meeting at 4:10PM.

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