EPISODE # 4
AQUARION DOCUMENTS
TATONKA LEASE PAYMENT DOCUMENTS
NH DES LETTER STATING THAT SOIL AT
MONADNOCK PARK SHOULDN'T BE TOUCHED!
WHY DIDN'T CLAREMONT PARKS AND RECREATION
DIRECTOR SCOTT HAUSLER AND THE CITY
MANAGER WARN THE PUBLIC ABOUT THIS?
WHY HAVEN'T THEY DONE ANYTHING?
NEW ENGLAND PARK ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE THAT
CLAREMONT ASSESSOR DAVID MCMULLEN AND
CLAREMONT NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR DALE GILES
ARE GIVING A PRESENTATION AT.
PRESS THIS LINK TO READ THE HOUSING STUDY DONE FOR DEERFIELD NH ENTITLED "DOES OPEN SPACE PAY?"
EXCERPT FROM APRIL 6, 2006 GRANTHAM PLANNING
BOARD MEETING MINUTES WHEN GERALD COOGAN
PRESENTED HIS ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY FOR A
DEVELOPER WHOM HE WAS REPRESENTING.
CLAREMONT CITY MANAGER GUY SANTAGATE BUYS A
$364,900 CONDO IN MANCHESTER NH.
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 5TH ZONING BOARD NOTICE
GIS PHOTO OF WHERE THE PROPOSED NESSET HOUSING
DEVELOPMENT WOULD BE LOCATED.
PARCEL IS OUTLINED IN RED.
POINT OF REFERENCE: ACROSS THE STREET IN BLUE
MUHD ZONE, THE LARGE PINK BUILDING AT BOTTOM OF
ZONE IS THE HOSPITAL AND THE LARGE PINK BUILDING
AT THE TOP OF THE ZONE IS THE NURSING HOME.
$1 MILLION BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE
DUE DECEMBER 1, 2006.
PRESS THIS LINK TO READ THE 2005 CHELSEA STATE OF THE CITY REPORT
PRESS THIS LINK TO READ THE 2006 CHELSEA STATE OF THE CITY REPORT
UPDATE!
MS. NESSET REQUESTED THAT HER CLUSTER
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BE REMOVED FROM THE
SEPTEMBER 5 TH CLAREMONT ZONING BOARD
MEETING AGENDA. HERE IS A COPY OF HER
APPLICATION (WHICH CAN BE RESUBMITTED AT
ANY TIME).
NOTE: ITEM # 1- "OUR PURPOSE WOULD BE TO SELL
LOTS, NOT DWELLINGS." WHAT CHANGED?
NOTE ITEM # 7 - REGARDING THE IMPACT APPROX. 200
SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN WOULD HAVE ON THE
CLAREMONT SCHOOL SYSTEM, A NAMELESS SCHOOL
REPRESENTATIVE "FELT THAT THERE WOULD BE NO
PROBLEM WITH ABSORPTION." WHO IS THIS PERSON?
ACCORDING TO SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN DAVID
PUTNAM THE CLAREMONT SCHOOL SYSTEM ONLY HAS
CAPACITY FOR ABOUT 200 KIDS THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THAT IF MOST OF THE
KIDS LIVING WITHIN THIS DEVELOPMENT ARE GRAMMER
SCHOOL AGE, EITHER A NEW GRAMMER SCHOOL WILL
HAVE TO BE ERECTED OR AN ADDITION BUILT ON TO AN
EXISTING SCHOOL.
BESIDES NEW FACILITIES, ADDITIONAL STAFF AND
PERHAPS MORE BUSES AND BUS DRIVERS WILL BE
NEEDED AS WELL. THIS IS WHY CLAREMONT NEEDS TO
CREATE AN IMPACT FEE FOR DEVELOPERS (AS OTHER
COMMUNITIES HAVE DONE) IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE
CLAREMONT TAXPAYERS.
EPISODE # 3
UPDATE
CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE ZONING
ORDINANCE THAT WAS PASSED ON FIRST
READING ON JUNE 14 TH BY THE CITY COUNCIL
AND WILL BE VOTED ON JULY 19 TH.
THIS IS NOT THE VERSION THE PLANNING BOARD
REVIEWED OR THE VERSION THAT HAS BEEN
POSTED ON THE CITY OF CLAREMONT'S WEBSITE.
WHEN WERE THESE CHANGES MADE?
HOW CAN THERE BE A SECOND READING WITH A
PUBLIC HEARING WHEN MAJOR CHANGES HAVE
BEEN MADE WITHOUT PUBLIC NOTIFICATION?
SHOULDN'T THE SECRETARY OF STATE OR THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULE ON THE LEGALITY OF
THESE CHANGES ON THE SECOND VOTE?
HERE ARE THE PAGES THAT HAVE BEEN CHANGED.
THE HOUSING DENSITY ZONING ORDINANCE
USE THIS LINK TO LEARN WHO IS ON
VITAL COMMUNITIES ADVISORY BOARD
www.vitalcommunities.org/vcboardad.htm
USE THIS LINK TO ACCESS THE FARMLAND
INFORMATION CENTER REPORT ENTITLED THE
"COST OF COMMUNITY SERVICES STUDIES"
THAT CLAREMONT RESIDENT ARTHUR LUCE
MENTIONED AT THE JUNE 26TH PLANNING
BOARD MEETING
www.farmlandinfo.org/documents/27757/fs_cocs_8-04.pdf
IMPACT ON
AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
IMPACT ON RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN CLAREMONT'S
EXISTING LAW & THE ADMINISTRATION'S
PROPOSED ZONING CHANGES.
EXISTING CLAREMONT LAW
THE ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSED CHANGES
CLAREMONT PLANNING BOARD MEETING
MINUTES REGARDING THE PROPOSED
ZONING AMENDMENT TO ALLOW INCREASED
HOUSING DENSITY.
UPDATE!
ACCORDING TO THE NH BUSINESS REVIEW APRIL
28, 2006 EDITION - THE CONCORD CITY COUNCIL
ENDORSED A ZONING CHANGE TO DECREASE
HOUSING DENSITY - THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF
WHAT CLAREMONT OFFICIALS WANT TO DO.
EPISODE # 2
EPISODE # 1 - THE TATONKA LEASING DEAL
Note: Post Script at the bottom of the page written by Claremont Finance Director Mary
Walter.
Note: Section number 2 - Claremont City Solicitor Jane Taylor states concerns.
Note: First paragraph
Note: Second paragraph
Note: Last paragraph - money built up in 5 months for Highway Department Vehicles
Note: First paragraph - money built up in 5 months for Utility vehicles
Note: Uniform Commercial Code Documents
Note: Items 3 and 6
Note: Reimbursement Check # 1
Note: Reimbursement Check # 2
Note: Former DPW Director Paul Fredette reimbursed $380.00, $190.00 and $189.98 for
lodgings totalling $759.98 (first 3 items of following ledger document)
Note: Marriott bill shows that $474.60 was paid with a Visa Card and $285.38 was
paid with a Mastercard
Note: City of Claremont pays Tatonka $474.60 for room City already reimbursed it's former
DPW Director Paul Fredette for.
Note: Document below states that Tatonka paid $474.60 of Marriott Hotel bill with a
Visa Card
Note: Inquiry into criminal activity?
