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You are here: Home / 2017 Archive / SAU 90 Article 3 – Long-Term Maintenance and Modernization

SAU 90 Article 3 – Long-Term Maintenance and Modernization

To see if the School District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $300,000 to continue long term maintenance, repair and modernization work to include technical and/or engineering services at Hampton’s Marston and Centre school buildings and grounds? This article is a continuation of an annual program planned to keep the buildings updated and in good condition, thereby protecting the taxpayer’s investment. Projects planned for 2017-18 are listed below. This will be a non-lapsing appropriation per RSA 32:7 VI and will not lapse until these projects are completed or June 30, 2019, whichever is earlier.

Marston School
Replace roof over original building, annex and kitchen (phased) $ 230,000
Replace original classroom sinks and counter tops (phased)      15,000
Implement security improvements (phased)      15,000
$ 260,000
Centre School
Replace original classroom sinks and counter tops (phased) $   15,000
ADA improvements (district-wide)        5,000
Roof repairs (ongoing)        5,000
Implement security improvements (phased)      15,000
$  40,000

What it means: The school district has voted for a number of years to appropriate $300,000 for ongoing long term maintenance projects in the Hampton school buildings.  Major projects recently completed or in can be seen here.  The School Board is again requesting $300,000 to continue the projects listed above. It is the same cost amount that was included last year, so there is no increased tax impact.

Those in favor say: It is easier on the taxpayer to accommodate regular maintenance projects than to have an emergency project that needs immediate funding.

Those against say: No one spoke against this article at the public meetings.

Fiscal Impact: No tax impact (same cost as prior year).

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