The yard sale ordinance is intended to provide town officials with a tool to deal with long-running sales that annoy neighbors.

Thirty-three residents turned out to approve a $1.21 million spending plan.

The nearly $1.68 million budget is up more than 10 percent, but a surplus will offset the increase, an official said.

Residents will be asked if they approve of a new yard sale ordinance restricting them to no more than three days in duration and to no more than six yard sales per year.

Residents Monday night debated the merits of the town’s curbside recycling program, which will come to an end after it was not funded in the 2016-2017 budget.

Residents will consider paving at the transfer station and town office parking lot, a new porch at the town office, and major road reconstruction projects on Windsor Neck Road and Weeks Mills Road.