Selectmen

1. A resident was questioning her assigned address number on Klir Beck Rd. since it was an “odd” number and the other odd numbers were on the opposite side of the road. The selectmen will ask the E- 911 addressing officers to review the situation. She also had questions about the Tree Growth program and was given a copy of the Tree Growth laws.
2. Read and accepted minutes from the previous meeting; reviewed and dispersed mail.
3. Selectmen signed a pole permit form for Central Maine Power and Fairpoint Communications. The location is the Stream Rd. at the Allen Rd.

1. Reviewed and dispersed mail; read and accepted minutes from previous meeting.
2. Received a letter from Kirk Mahoney, State Historic Preservation Officer, stating that the Klir Beck House has been officially removed from the National Register. 
3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #14— $28,484.51. 
4. The selectmen filled out and signed the Maine Department of Transportation Local Road Assistance paperwork.

1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.

2. Read and accepted minutes from previous meeting. The selectmen completed (for now) abatements for the 2017 season.

3. Selectmen discussed the Winter Sand Bid. Chris will contact the list of interested contractors. Selectmen will accept bids until September 12, when they will be opened at our regular meeting.

1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
2. Reviewed and signed Warrant #13 -- $9,049.36
3. Selectmen worked on tax abatements. 

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1. Read and accepted minutes from previous meeting; reviewed and dispersed mail.
2. Reviewed and signed Warrant #12- $200,492.07
3. Selectmen completed forms to request a mobile speed enforcement trailer in the Village. The trailer would inform drivers of the speed they were traveling as they drove past. There is no indication when we might receive such a unit– supply and demand.
4. Meeting Adjourned. 

1. Read and accepted minutes from previous meeting. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
2. The selectmen appointed Gary Fuller (441-5302) as the new Code Enforcement Officer. Mr. Fuller will continue to be our alternate plumbing inspector as well.
3. The selectmen worked on several tax bill corrections (abatements) along with a supplemental tax bill. There are always a few adjustments after the tax bills go out pertaining to changes for that year.
4. Meeting adjourned. 

1. Read and accepted minutes from previous meeting.
2. Reviewed and signed Warrant #11— $40,660.09
3. The selectmen talked with Cathy Seamon Horner and Gail Seamon about property taxes. The town of Vienna received the corrected property deeds (estate of Leon Meader) from the state for 2017 and is currently in the process of figuring the correct amount owed by Gary Seamon and Norma-Jean Meader. The selectmen will review the “land locked” property assessment and past valuations.

1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
2. Read and accepted minutes from the previous meeting
3. Selectmen appointed Tim Bickford to the Planning Board and signed the appointment certificate.
4. The selectmen reviewed the figures needed for the 2017 Tax Commitment. One more figure is needed – the 2018 Kennebec County Tax– to be paid in 2017. Total municipal appropriations are $579,211; state Revenue Sharing is $30,351. Homestead exemption for 2017 is up to $20,000. We have a projected mil rate of .01915 giving us an overlay of $12,000 plus.

1. Reviewed and dispersed mail.
2. Read and accepted minutes from the previous meeting
3. The Selectmen received a letter of resignation from John Archard as Code Enforcement Officer. This will take effect June 2, 2017. John will remain on as Plumbing Inspector for the town. Gary Fuller, alternate CEO will be filling in until the town appoints a new CEO. Fuller’s contact number is 441-5302.
4. The Selectmen talked with Katie Church about taking over as Editor for the Vienna Record.