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Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Raymond Conservation Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed an Eagle Scout project update regarding trail improvements and held a public hearing for the Tucker-Cross Woods land acquisition, approving funds for its purchase. Other discussions included permit applications for Onway Lake Village, unauthorized mountain bike trail construction at Dearborn Forest, and various administrative updates, including a driveway modification at Robinson Hill and coordination with the Planning Board.
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The meeting included discussions on the selection of a new financial software provider, with the Town Manager recommending MRI due to its cost-effectiveness and conversion efficiency. The Board also reviewed the schedule for upcoming budget meetings and discussed inquiries regarding a town policy on metal detecting. Draft warrant articles for 2027 were reviewed, including tax exemption and facility-specific items. The Board approved a timber yield tax assessment, received an update on a new sign for the Bean Tavern, and held a nonpublic session regarding personnel and hiring matters.
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Raymond Board Of Selectmen Nonpublic Session Minutes
The nonpublic session focused on discussions regarding the Tax Collector contract renewal terms, vacation terms for the Town Manager contract, and a review of candidates and position requirements for the Town Staff Attorney.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board Of Selectmen Public Meeting Minutes
The Board of Selectmen discussed a request from the Highway Safety Committee regarding the modification of neighborhood speed limits, considering town-wide implementation versus individual investigation. Key business included the acceptance of a $8,500 Highway Safety Grant for police enforcement, approval of an updated field use permit for Raymond High School, and a vote regarding the waiver of timber tax doomage. The board also addressed the Bean Tavern roof replacement, reviewed the General Election Warrant, and coordinated future deliberative session dates. Several timber tax warrants and yield tax levies were approved.
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