About 90 residents completed the town’s business in less than two hours, approving a $1.02 million municipal budget and a proposal to spend up to $28,500 on concrete work for the town’s salt and sand shed.
“Everything went really smoothly,” Town Clerk Rachel Meader said on Wednesday.
Voters approved an amendment to the land use ordinance relating to wind energy, but a second amendment covering personal wireless services was withdrawn and returned to the Ordinance Review Committee for more study.
Betty Adams — 621-5631
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