Selectmen minutes

1. Reviewed and dispersed the mail.
2. The selectmen read and accepted the minutes from the previous meeting.
3. A resident inquired if he had any recourse for the cost of his wife being taken to the hospital during a welfare check. His wife called someone by accident and that person in turn called 911 for a welfare check. The officer that arrived called for an ambulance which transported his wife to the emergency room in Augusta. The Selectboard knew of none.
4. The Broadband Committee updated the selectboard on the progress and outlined the future process as follows;

• August 31, 2022- Information meeting at 6:30p.m. at the Vienna Community Room. -
• September 01, 2022- the Special Town Meeting Warrant will be posted on the Vienna website, at the post office, and at the Townhouse.
• September 19, 2022- Public hearing at 6:30p.m. at the Vienna Community Room.
• October 01, 2022- Special Town Meeting for VOTE on the Broadband warrant at 9:00a.m. at the Vienna Community Room.

     5. Meeting adjourned.

1. Reviewed and dispersed the mail.
2. The selectmen read and accepted the minutes from the previous meeting.
3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #14 ($18,913.42).
4. The selectmen discussed the new legislation on freezing taxes for elderly people.
5. Meeting adjourned.

1. Reviewed and dispersed the mail.
2. The selectmen read and accepted the minutes from the previous meeting.
3. The Neals inquired about the process to get a permit to put a septic system at their camp on Flying Pond.
4. Meeting adjourned.

1. Reviewed and dispersed the mail.
2. The selectmen read and accepted the minutes from the previous meeting.
3. Reviewed and signed Warrant #13 ($67,904.04).
4. The selectmen and treasurer reviewed and discussed the Homestead Exemption and the towns property tax ratio.
5. The Broadband Committee updated the selectboard on an additional option and how the project is proceeding.
6. Meeting adjourned.

1. Reviewed and dispersed the mail.
2. The selectmen read and accepted the minutes from the previous meeting.
3. Selectmen reviewed bids for paving the Townhouse parking lot. The project was awarded to King & Sons, out of Wilton.
4. Richard Scott reviewed and answered questions about the town insurance policy.
5. Selectmen made and organized 3 binders with property tax information to use as a quick reference.
6. Girl Scout Troop 2096 sent a thank you letter to the Town for letting them use the Community Room for their meetings
7. Peter & Debbie Byrnes discussed taxes on their camp property.
8. Waine Whittier brought in Tree Growth Information for a new piece of property which he purchased this last year.
9. The selectmen administered two property abatements.
10. Meeting adjourned.