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- 0Feb 21 by Supermom1Hi, I just finished taking the TEAS and am applying to the Bon Secours 2014 Fall program. Anyone else applying and if so, how did you do on the TEAS? It's really exciting and with that comes being anxious too..........
- 0Mar 6 by gracejeter@Supermom1 I've applied for Fall at Bon Secours! I'm pretty antsy, but only because I've had all my materials in for about a month now. How did you like the TEAS? I took it at the end of January and got an 88 (adjusted, 98th percentile). I have a previous bachelor's degree, but in business. Really hoping the next 7 weeks go by quickly because I would love to go to Bon Secours!
- 0Mar 6 by Supermom1Yea, I'm definitely antsy to say the least. With a previous bachelors and 88 on the TEAS, pretty sure you will get in. I did OK on the TEAS with an 81. I'm retaking next Monday to try and improve my science portion. I have past grades that are haunting me from 20 plus years ago. I've asked that they absolve those so we will see how that goes. Stay in touch and hopefully others can weigh in and see how they feel about all of this! Good luck!!!!
- 0Mar 7 by Supermom1Do you have any of the science pre-requisites finished?
I am very curious to see how the entire group of candidates did as a whole. I spoke with someone at BSMSON and they told me close to 200 take the TEAS, half don't pass and of the 100 left, 80 are accepted. That sounds encouraging to me, but again, those old (20+years) bad grades are haunting me. I really wanna go to Bon Secours as I would like to get my Bachelors as opposed to AD. 7 weeks is a long time........fingers crossed for both of us.
- 0Mar 10 by gracejeterWith your TEAS score (even though you're re-taking it) I think you'll do fine! I know that they factor that in considerably, at least that's how they made it seem! They even said two people got in last year with 2.5/2.6 GPAs because they scored so high on the TEAS. And if your grades are from that long ago, they shouldn't bring you down to terribly, especially with your high TEAS score!
I have all my first year requirements done (all in previous degree), but have to take A&P 1&2, and likely BIO. I had BIO 101 6 years ago this fall, so I'm hoping they'll accept it since I have a BS and not a BA. But I may see if I can CLEP test out of BIO altogether! I took Developmental Psychology this past fall, but other than that, I'll be starting from the second year courses. You could always re-take the 'bad grade' classes over again! Summer is long, and plenty of time to catch up and do grade replacements before fall semester begins, hoping you get in!
I know what you mean about the chances of getting accepted--when I heard the numbers at the info session, I got pretty excited, but they did mention they'll take about 85 from the 100 they cut out from 200+ that apply. I would love to start in the fall, but if I'm not accepted I'll apply again after taking summer classes to improve my GPA. I just finished my CNA course, so I can always do that until I get into school!
I'll keep in touch and I really hope we both get in! The deadline is so close, I'm getting excited, but definitely still nervous!!
- 0Mar 10 by Supermom1I appreciate the kind words as I am feeling pretty hopeless at this point. I hadn't really considered an 81 on the TEAS to be "high". I guess given the numbers that half don't even pass, I should feel lucky. I have retaken all of the bad grades and now have a 4.0 in them so hopefully that means a lot. I could technically start as a Junior and I'm hoping they take into consideration I worked for St. Mary's here in Richmond in the main OR and have 15+ years experience already in surgery (mostly working 2 jobs). I was the Neurosurgical coordinator at my old hospital for years and have worked in all areas of surgery. I hope that works in my favor. I really want to go to school here.
If I'm not accepted, I am going to go ahead and apply to the JSRCC program and am taking the Kaplan in 2 weeks as a back up. I'm really over testing as it is right in the middle of my other classes and I don't wanna jeopardize my GPA at this point. I am going to go ahead and take Ethics and Statistics in the summer just to knock them out. I loved summer classes last year as they were only once a week in the evenings. Yes, they are a long 4 hours, but the rest of my week is free to be with my kiddos!
I'm really hoping we both get in, would be a real life changer for us......
Deadline is almost here........keep me posted.
- 0Mar 14 by gracejeter@Supermom1 with all of your healthcare experience, especially with a Bon Secours hospital, you have a HUGE leg up! Plus, with a 4.0, you'll be at the top of their list, I'm sure of it! And it took me a really long time to realize that having an 88 on the TEAS was a good score. I'm one of those that feels like anything less than an A is failing, but seeing as most people on the TEAS score in the 60s and 70s (for that adjusted individual score), being in the 80's is certainly helpful.
Since you've already taken the TEAS, have you considered John Tyler, if you don't get into Bon Secours? That's where I'll apply if I don't get in. JTCC has a MUCH better program from what I've heard and read.
Taking summer classes is smart, I'm tempted to take a full course load this summer, but if I do that, I won't have enough credits to be full time as I'll be starting with the nursing courses right away. Deadline is tomorrow, I can't wait for the next six weeks to pass. Let me know when you get in!!!!
- 0Mar 16 by Supermom1Hi, I have considered John Tyler but understood you need to be a current student of their's to apply. Maybe things have changed and I do plan on talking with their counselor this week. I wanted to get the Kaplan out of the way as a backup since I feel I am at peak knowledge, if you will......I have no plans of ever doing Algebraic equations ever again! Again, I appreciate the encouraging words; for some reason, I just can't get out of my head that all of these young girls coming out of High School have a better chance than I do. We shall see and I am hoping that my experience weighs in, it's just a little hard (on the ego) coming back after a hiatus of being a stay at home mother. I wouldn't change a thing however, as being a mother I have learned more than any university could ever teach. Hoping that maturity plays a role in their decision making also. I hope other candidates know about this website, it's really cool and hopefully they will post their results/feelings also. It's just nice to know we are all similar.. best of luck.
- 0Mar 19 by Supermom1Well, I just retook the TEAS and raised my Science by 11% so I am pretty happy. It's the only section I retested, and of course, now I wish I would've gone ahead and taken the English usage over. Anyway, overall, I have an 84% Individual and that's all I could ask for. I am a busy full-time student, single mom and have just the right amount of time to study, etc. I will keep my fingers crossed and go from there........(still have serious concerns due to my age and past grades). Looking forward to seeing how others did......
- 0Mar 27 by gracejeterCongrats on raising your science score!! That's excellent! Will they use the new score for your application?
I've ve been checking my application status obsessively and they finally changed everything on my checklist to "yes" as of yesterday. This means they must be evaluating candidates!
Hopefully we hear before the end of April, I need to determine which classes to take this summer!


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There have been many tutorials recently motivating lenses from a practical point of view. In this post I want to try to motivate lenses from a more mathematical point of view. Actually, I want to provide motivation for three types from the lens library; `Iso`s, `Lens`es, and `Prism`s.
These roughly correspond to three concepts from category theory; isomorphisms, products, and coproducts. Even before we reach the lens library, Haskell's type system already partly supports these three topics under different names; newtypes, record types, and sum types.
You're probably already familiar with isomorphisms. An isomorphism in between objects and in a category consists of morphisms and such that and . From the point of view of a mathematician, isomorphic objects; that is, objects for which there exists an isomorphism between them, may be treated as essentially the same. Now thinking about Haskell types, any newtype is manifestly isomorphic to it's…uhhh…oldtype.
newtype New = New { unNew :: Old }
Given the type `Old`, this constructs not only the type `New` but the inverse functions `New` and `unNew`.
New :: Old -> New
unNew :: New -> Old
— unNew . New = id :: Old -> Old
— New . unNew = id :: New -> New
And GHC is even clever enough to take the mathematician's insight that one can treat isomorphic objects as essentially the same to optimize. However, not all isomorphisms need in principle to be newtypes, so the question is how to encode isomorphisms generally. The answer is to use profunctors!
type Iso s t a b = forall Profunctor p. p a b -> p s t
Whaaaaat? Well, this is somewhat mysterious so let's take a detour and talk a bit about profunctors. If a functor is like a function between categories , then a profunctor is like a relation between categories, . Really, is just a functor which implies that it's a bifunctor, contravariant in the first argument and covariant in the second. Just like functors, profunctors compose and there's an identity profunctor. The identity profunctor is a good motivating example. On objects, is the set of all morphisms . On morphisms, is the function which takes a morphism to . Notice, that it was necessary to reverse the expected order of source and target morphisms for $late f$ in order for the composition to work out. This is the reason for the , indicating that profunctors are contravariant in their first argument!
In Haskell, rather than arbitrary categories we can restrict our attention to the category of Haskell types and functions. That's right, a Profunctor is actually an endoprofunctor on Hask. Let's recapitulate the math in Haskell.
class Profunctor p :: * -> * -> * where
dimap :: (s -> a) -> (b -> t) -> p a b -> p s t
– dimap id id = id
– dimap (h' . h) (f . f') = dimap h f . dimap h' f'
instance Profunctor (->) where
dimap f h g = f . g . h
These laws express contravariance in the first term and covariance in the second term. Here's a couple more examples of Profunctors to whet your whistle.
newtype Tagged a b = Tagged { unTagged :: b } — The type b with spooky phantom a
instance Profunctor Tagged where
dimap h f = Tagged . f . unTagged
newtype Forget r a b = Forget { unForget :: a -> r }
instance Profunctor (Forget r) where
dimap h f = Forget . ( . h) . unForget
How do we package our inverse functions `f :: a -> a'` and `h :: a' -> a` into an Iso? Notice how the type signatures are perfect for fitting them into dimap. We can also get the functions back out again.
dimap h f :: Profunctor p => p a a -> p a' a'
dimap h f :: Iso a a a' a'
view :: Iso s t a b -> b -> t
view :: (Tagged a b -> Tagged s t) -> b -> t
view iso = unTagged . iso . Tagged
review :: Iso s t a b -> t -> b
review :: (Forget r a b -> Forget r s t) -> s -> a
review iso = (unForget . iso . Forget) id
We should check that
– review (dimap h f) = f
– view (dimap h f) = h
– dimap (view iso) (review iso) = iso
– view (dimap h f) = (unForget . (dimap h f) . Forget) id
– = (unForget . Forget . ( . h) . unForget . Forget) id = id . h = h
– review (dimap h f) = unTagged . (dimap h f) . Tagged
– = unTagged . Tagged . f . unTagged . Tagged = f
Here's two examples of `Iso`s:
type New = New { unNew :: Old}
newtyped :: Iso Old Old New New
newtyped = dimap New unNew
packed :: String String Text Text
packed = dimap pack unpack
Natural Isomorphisms
You may have noticed the repeated types in signatures `Iso a a a' a'`. How is it useful to have the extra type variables? One really useful application is natural isomorphisms between functors. A natural transformation between functors and consists of a pair of natural transformations and such that and . There's no need for the component variables and of the two transformations be the same and it's more polymorphic, so, win? Let's look at some examples.
curried :: Iso ((a, b) -> c) ((d, e) -> f) (a -> b -> c) (d -> e -> f)
curried = dimap curry uncurry
type Tsil a = Empty | Snoc (Tsil a) a
reversed :: Iso [a] [b] (Tsil a) (Tsil b)
reversed = dimap rev unRev where
rev [] = Empty
rev (x:xs) = (rev xs) `Snoc` x
unRev Empty = []
unRev (ys `Snoc` y) = y : unRev ys
While the extra polymorphism let us write the inverse natural transformations without the same component variable, notice that the component variables are related. You'll never have completely unrelated types `s`, `t`, `a` and `b`.
Identity and Composition of Isos
The cool thing about the profunctor representation of `Iso`s is that they're just functions, so they're just as first class as functions are. For instance, you can compose them without having to define instance of Category, just use the function composition from Prelude. There's one weird thing about their composition though.
(.) :: (b -> c) -> (a -> b) -> (a -> c)
(.) :: Profunctor p => (p b b' -> p c c') -> (p a a' -> p b b') -> (p a a' -> p c c')
(.) :: Iso c c' b b' -> Iso b b' a a' -> Iso c c' a a'
This sometimes makes it feel like Iso runs backward, but relax dude, the underlying isomorphism arrow goes both ways if you know what I mean ;-)
Other Representation of Isos
If you look in the lens library, the above is not the definition of `Iso` you will find. Instead you'll find a mixed functor-profunctor representation.
type Iso s t a b = forall p f. (Profunctor p, Functor f) => p a (f b) -> p s (f t)
Even more polymorphism, amirite? I think this representation has better compatibility with Prelude, but otherwise it's…isomorphic. There's a yo dawg joke in there but I really don't want to try to encode the `Iso` in my `Iso`s. There's other encodings of `Iso`s in other libraries too. Here's a simple one you can write. You'll have to make your own Category instance to get composition though.
type Iso s t a b = (a -> s, t -> b)
In category theory, a product of a finite set of objects is a type along with morphisms such that the following diagram…wait for it………….commutes!!!


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December 10, 2013
APPROVED – December 26, 2013=
CALL TO ORDER - approximately 6:00PM
Mr. Edmund Gleason, Mr. Doug Viger, Mr. Robert Haverty, Mr. Hal Lynde, Town Administrator Tom Gaydos
Mr. William McDevitt
Request for= a non-public session per RSA 91-A:3,II, a, c & e (Personnel; Matters wh= ich, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any perso= n; and Consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation)
Mr. Gleason-Yes; Mr. Viger-Yes; Mr. Haverty-Ye= s
It was noted that when the Board returned, after= the non-public session, the Board would then take up the items on the agenda and conduct their public meeting. The Board entered into a non-= public session at approximately 6:00pm.
Mr. Lynde arrived at approximately 6:10pm. <=
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The Board returned to public session at approxim= ately 6:45pm.
= To adjourn the non-public session.
(4-0-0) The motion carried.
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= (Haverty/Viger) To seal the minut= es of the non-public session indefinitely.
(4-0-0) The motion carried.
November 12, 2013 (public session)=
(3-0-1) The motion carried. Mr. Haverty abstained.=
Non Public Meeting Minutes
The non-public meeting minutes of November 12, 2013 and December 3, 2013 were n= ot discussed.
Jonathan "Jay" Law – Retirement Appreciation for nearly 40 years of service to the Town = of Pelham
The Selectmen called Mr. Jonathan Law forward to award him with a Certificate of Appreciation. Mr. Gleason rea= d the award aloud. The Selectmen ex= tended their best wishes for a happy retirement and provided him with a small toke= n of appreciation with a gift certificate for snow mobile registrations for 2014= .
Jeff Gowan, Planning Director
Present from the Department of Transportation ('DOT') were Bill Lambert, Michelle Marshall, Trent Zanes and present from the Nashua Regional Planning Commission was Julie Chizmas.
Department of Transportation Highway Safety Engineer Michelle Marshall reviewed concep= ts for the Route 38/Old Gage Hill Road intersection and the Mammoth Road (Route 128)/Sherburne Road intersection. = span>She explained how the road safety audits were conducted and the information contained within them. She commented that the DOT had revised the road safety audit process; originall= y an audit was developed into a report and not carried out into work orders. The process has been changed to st= art with a road safety audit and end up with a project. Ms. Marshall told the Board that t= he road safety audits for Pelham previously fell into the category of having reports, without associated projects. She stated she recently submitted work orders to both the district a= nd the Traffic Bureau to look at possible short term solutions that came out of the road safety audit. She discussed Federal Highway Safety Improvement Program ('HSIP') a= nd associated funding that would be available for the intersections reviewed b= ased on the recommended concept displayed for the Board.
Mr. Viger recalled a previous group meeting with the Board to review short term solutions. Ms. Marshall was n= ew to the team and unsure if the items previously discussed were captured in the information being presented. = Mr. Gowan believed the short term solution items were contained in the presentation. Mr. Gleason bel= ieved the proposal for the Board's approval were two approaches that qualif= ied for the HSIP funding; one proposal for Route 38/Old Gage Hill Road intersec= tion and the other for the Mammoth Road/Sherburne Road intersection. Ms. Marshall reviewed the options f= or the intersections that would not qualify for the HSIP funds.
Mr. Gleason asked what the time line would be for the recommended plans versus = the timeline associated with the options. Mr. Zanes explained two of the options qualified for the HSIP fundin= g; they would need to be approved by Federal Highway and then a project and project schedule would be created. He said the options that didn't qualify for the HSIP funding b= ut might be more effective in improving capacity and at the same time have an affect with safety. He noted = that the proposals that qualified for funding might be effective options in consideration of safety and the capacity issues. He said the two options would have= to get into a schedule for additional information to be realized.
Mr. Gleason asked if there would be any Town responsibility associated with fun= ding the options. Mr. Zanes said Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ') funds may be available for = the roundabout and signals. He sa= id they might be able to get back to the Town with other options. Mr. Gowan asked if there was a Town match for the CMAQ funds. Mr.= Zanes didn't have an answer. Mr. Gowan said the Planning Board had a couple exactions taking place that may be able to provide the Town's match on the project.
Mr. Lynde questioned how the monetary benefit of the projects were calculated.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Ms. Marshall said the benefit is b= ased upon the national standard of the safety improvements for the intersection.= Mr. Lynde asked if tra= ffic flow/ease of traffic was taken into consideration. He felt even with the islands and turning lanes on Sherburne Road there would still be traffic stacking that occurs. He wanted to know if = the added capacity during the next ten years had been considered. He believed a roundabout (at the Sherburne Road intersection) was the solution and the benefit it would have= to traffic flow far exceeded the other option. He felt it might be better to spen= d the money on a long term solution to correct the problem.
Ms. Chizmas explained that the improvements fell under the highway safety and improvement programs. She said traffic congestion was not the intent of the road safety audit. She said CMAQ was a competitive pr= ogram that the Town didn't have funds for unless they applied and were successful competing with the rest of the State for those funds. She said there was an argument tha= t an improvement could be shown through implementing something such as a roundabout.
Mr. Gowan understood that highway safety funding may be available for the short= er term solutions. He asked if t= he funding was mutually exclusive, meaning if there was a short term solution = that had federal dollars attached to it would the Town then not have the ability= (or lessen chances) of getting CMAQ funds.&nbs= p; Ms. Chizmas didn't have an answer. She said if they were to implement= the short term improvements, they would reassess the area (along with traffic counts) to see what improvement was made to the congestion issue and re-run= the analysis. Mr. Lambert clarifi= ed that in computing the benefits they are done based on crash reduction/modification factors. It was strictly a safety benefit not a capacity benefit.
Viger said he believed in the roundabout project done in the Town center, b=
felt it may be the 'latest and greatest' thing. He would like to see the results f=
the Town center roundabouts before having roundabouts in other locations.
Mr. Gleason commented there were two concerns expressed; one being the lack of activity after areas were reviewed. He recalled there were three levels of solutions; short, medium and long-term. He said the short term improvements never happened. He said the current proposals seem= ed to be a deviation from the previous reviews.&= nbsp; He believed the Old Gage Hill location to be more of a concern than Sherburne Road. He said it was suggested that taking out shrubbery and some modification to the store entrance. He wanted to know if doing so would mitigate the risks and solve the problems. Ms. Marshall replied that their pr= ocess had changed from when they originally reviewed the areas. At that time they didn't hav= e a method to move projects from the road safety audit report to an actual project. She said that proces= s was developed this year. She said= the concept being shown wouldn't solve all the problems, but would reduce some of the sight distance issues. <= /span>Mr. Gleason questioned if there were other measures that could be reviewed regarding the safety of the area. = span>Mr. Lambert said one of the short term remedies being reviewed is the speed lim= it. He was concerned with reducing the= speed below the prevailing speed was a lot of the warning systems were based betw= een the posted speed limit and the hazard.&nbs= p; He felt with the vertical crest of the road, the more appropriate solution would be to have an advisory sign tied to a road condition.
Viger wanted to know how the short term solutions brought forward could be
addressed. Mr. Zanes said whe=
n the
road safety audit was originally created it was an opportunity for a number=
people from different disciplines to get together and review the site. They came together and made sugges=
no suggestion was considered a 'bad idea'. A lot of the suggest=
made it to the report because they didn't want to exclude anything.
Mr. Viger questioned what informat=
was in in front of the Selectmen; if they were real solutions or
suggestions. Mr. Zanes said t=
items on the list were the result of a brain storming session. Mr. Viger asked what the Selectmen=
do to get the State to determine what could be done as the next step. Mr. Zanes said they could provide a
response based on the road audit and give an explanation why options were
reviewed. Mr. Viger felt the
Selectmen should get the State's recommendations. Ms. Marshall said the inform=
provided to the Selectmen was a fact sheet used during the DOT office meeti=
the options posted were the State's recommendations.
was a discussion regarding the concepts for the Rt. 38/Old Gage Hill Road
intersection. Mr. Gleason ask=
ed if
store (on Route 38) was in agreement with the proposal to adjust their acce=
ss. . Ms. Marshall said they had not gon=
e to
the store; the access management was within the right-of-way and would need=
be negotiated. Mr. Gleason
confirmed that changing the road profile was a future action and not curren=
under consideration. Ms. Mars=
answered they had not drawn a concept because the HSIP funds couldn't=
used for that concept. <=
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With regard to the Sherburne Road/Mammoth Road intersection, four design concepts were listed. The proposal qualifying for HSIP funds was the construction of median island on Sherburne Road with separate lanes for left and right turns; traffic signs will also = be reviewed. Mr. Haverty recalle= d the suggestion to making the turn from Mammoth Road (heading south) onto Sherbu= rne Road (turning right) more severe so vehicles would have to slow down to tak= e a harder right turn onto Sherburne Road.&nbs= p; Currently the corner is too open and vehicles are hitting the turn at speed which decreases the timing for vehicles (on Sherburne Road) to turn l= eft onto Mammoth Road. Mr. Haverty believed that theory was previously going to be tested, but didn't see mention of such on the information provided. Mr. Zanes said that was something = they could do without having a project. He said they could go to the site with State personnel and place bar= rels to implement the theory. Ms. Marshall apologized for that suggestion not being capsulized in the proposal. <= /p>
Mr. Gowan said at the Sherburne intersection they observed vehicles had made th= eir own turning lane to head south onto Mammoth Road, which was felt to have compacted the problem. He ask= ed if the short term recommendation of separating the lanes with a median island would reduce the room so there would be less likelihood of cars making their own lanes. Mr. Zanes said it = would create more of a right turn lane ability.&= nbsp; He believed sight distance was a factor for having a median island.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> He said the crash modification num= bers say if traffic could be separated, a certain amount of safety improvement w= ould be gained. He said it was bei= ng presented as an alternative/concept, but was not sure they would hold lot of confidence that it would provide a huge safety impact. He said it could be one considerat= ion given it met the criteria for Federal money.
Mr. Gowan spoke to the Route 38/Old Gage Hill Road intersection. Initially he was doubtful that the vegetation clearing would provide a significant improvement. When in the field he was convinced otherwise as saw there would be some benefit to that clearing because it wo= uld also include relocating telephone poles and removing a piece of ledge. Doing so with help with the sight distance for cars on Old Gage Hill Road, but it doesn't solve the road crest problem. In Mr. Gowan= 8217;s opinion, any improvement at the intersection was worth trying to implement. He said improving = the store traffic should be included. = span>
Mr. Gleason believed the Selectmen were being asked for their concurrence/appro= val on the two recommendations made. Ms. Marshall said they would like to know if the Selectmen would like the two proposals to move forward into a project. If not, she asked that the Selectm= en state that fact. Mr. Gowan recommended moving ahead with the two proposals. The pursuit of the other options s= eemed likely to be a multi-year process. <= /span>
Mr. Lynde asked that the comment regarding ledge removal at the Old Gage Hill R= oad intersection be elaborated upon. Mr. Zanes said looking south on Route 38 there were poles and a small ledge outcrop they would like to clear as much as they could for sight and safety purposes. Mr. Lynde sa= id it was a terrible intersection and any improvement would be beneficial. He said it was a shame the Sherbur= ne Road intersection wasn't scored for increased air pollution and wasted time from people sitting in traffic. He liked the idea of testing the intersection by placing the jersey barriers versus spending money prior to knowing an outcome. He believed roundabouts worked when designed properly. He agreed = with installing better signage and jersey barriers so the intersection could be further assessed.
Mr. Gaydos understood there were two teams for the road safety audits. He asked Mr. Gowan if he had the original notes from the first team at Sherburne and Mammoth Roads. Mr. Gowan said he had them electronically and could forward them.&nbs= p; Mr. Gaydos suggested the previous notes be provided to the current t= eam for review to see if it would affect their recommendation for something that may qualify for federal funding.
Mr. Gleason asked they Selectmen if they wanted to give approval for the concep= ts to proceed. He believed the proposal for Route 38 and Old Gage Hill Road was acceptable. No objection was voiced. However, with regard to Sherburne = Road there seemed to be some concern relative to whether adequate research was d= one from the initial study. He sa= id the Selectmen will defer approval for that intersection pending further review. The Board agreed. The discussion concluded.
Mr. Gowan discussed the Highway Safety Committee's ('HSC') recommendation (dated December 9, 2013) regarding lighting for Coach's Way at Nashua Road and within Muldoon.&nbs= p; In the short term it was their opinion to add reflective markers at = the intersection of Nashua Road and Coach's Way. It was also agreed by the HSC that adding a light within the park to illuminate the area described above would improve pedestrian traffic. T= here was a brief discussion regarding the addition of a light. Investigation was needed as to how/where a light would be added at the park, either inside the park or at the road intersection. Mr. Gleason asked if the Selectmen would prefer to take action regarding the reflectors and defer action regarding lights pending further investigation for what it would entail and determina= tion of cost. = p>
It was the Selectmen's decision to authorize Mr. Gaydos to work with the Highway Department to put reflectors up at the Nashua Road egress to Muldoon Park. They also asked Mr. Gay= dos to work with Mr. Gowan and the Park & Recreation Director to review what it would take to implement a light.
Mr. Gleason asked for a status update regarding the Dunkin' Donuts project and the disposition of the section of Valley Hill Road. He questioned if a warrant article= would come forward to discontinue the road. Mr. Gowan said the Planning Board w= ould like a warrant article. He no= ted a meeting was being scheduled between the applicant, their representative and Town representatives to determine a resolution.
Mr. Viger asked when the discontinuance of the road became a Planning Board issue. He said he was told th= at the road was under the Selectmen's purview. Mr. Gowan said as part of the Plan= ning Board's motion they recommended to the Board of Selectmen that they p= ut forward a warrant article to discontinue the road. Mr. Viger asked if building or bus= iness would be impacted if the warrant article were to fail. Mr. Gowan answered no; if the warr= ant failed the developer would have no obligation to complete off-site improvements.
Mr. Gleason asked if they would still have drive thru capabilities. Mr. Gowan answered yes. Mr. Gleason questioned why the 'spur' of Valley Hill Road should be discontinued. Mr. Gowan said the Department of Transportation ('DOT') won't approve the 'spur̵= 7;. He said the DOT would like the roa= d to either be left as it currently was, or to improve Valley Hill Road to have = only one entrance.
Mr. Haverty explained in effect, the Planning Board had said the plan can go forward as it was and recommended to the Board of Selectmen to close the st= reet (with the off-site improvement); but if they don't the Planning Board will still allow the business to open.&nbs= p; He said closing the road would impact an abutter. It came down to whether the Select= men wanted to close the road. Mr. Haverty said they were trying to get the applicant's engineer, the abutter and to develop a solution that worked in everyone's best interest, be= ing that the Town's engineer has indicated the road layout shouldn'= t be left as it currently was. He = said the Selectmen were well within their rights to leave the road alone, given = that the business would still open.
Mr. Viger questioned what would happen if they did nothing with the road, the business opened and they revisited the project in a year. He wanted to know if it was in the= ir purview to change the situation at that later date. Mr. Gowan said the southern leg of Valley Hill Road, but if the plan wasn't consummated during this voti= ng season there would be no bond in place to have the developer pay for those improvements. There was a bri= ef discussion regarding the bond process.&nbs= p; Mr. Gleason said if Mr. Maynard wanted to come back in front of the Selectmen he should be prepared to explain in detail what he was seeking to= be done. Mr. Viger asked that Mr. Gaydos be allowed to speak with Town Counsel to explore their options regar= ding the road. <= /p>
Mr. Haverty noted that the engineer, the abutter and the applicant had asked th= at he participate in a future meeting. He wanted it understood that during such meeting he would simply lis= ten and bring the facts back to the Selectmen.= He was not in a position as a negotiator; the process was entirely between the applicant and the abutter.&nbs= p;
Mr. Gleason said he had been asked by the engineer for the Selectmen to accommo= date a later meeting. He said they= were up against a deadline for warrant articles. Mr. Gowan said the applicant under= stood. Mr. Haverty suggested if a warrant article were to come forward that Mr. Gowan present the recommended language for such so the Selectmen could then make their decision.
Given the fact the Selectmen received a recommendation from the Highway Safety Committee to fix the road, Mr. Lynde felt it should be done.
Mr. Viger asked if the DOT indicated whether or not they would approve the plan 'as is'. Mr. Gowa= n said the DOT would not approve the plan last approved by the Selectmen. He said the DOT would approve the = plan submitted previous to the most recent.&nbs= p; Mr. Viger clarified his question and asked if the DOT had approved, = or had an issue with the Dunkin' Donuts going in without road improvements. Mr. Gowan said = they preferred leaving it alone versus what was proposed in the most recent plan.
Mr. Gleason asked Mr. Gowan to indicate to the applicant's engineer if th= ey are scheduled to meet with the Selectmen they better be prepared to rationa= lize why something should be done with the road.
2013 Expenditures
Gleason said when the default budget was imposed the departments were
challenged to meet a further reduced budget. At that time the additional challe=
was agreed upon. The departme=
were told the Selectmen would revisit the budgets at the end of the year to
consider any items that may be appropriate to include. He said the Fire Department accept=
ed a
challenge of $75,000. The Sel=
have been asked by the department to consider spending a portion of that.
Fire Chief James Midgley and Lieutenant Greg Atwood came forward to discuss the requested items. <= /span>
Chief Midgley said their two issues related to IMC, the software 'backbone' for Fire, Police and the Dispatch Center. It also drives the mobile data terminals. He discussed= the situation of IMC lagging and being out of date for their needs. He noted they had dropped their pa= tient care/EMS portion. =
At this time, it appeared they would be switching over to a system covered by = the State.
Lt. Atwood discussed the IMC software program that was currently run through the Police Department. This softw= are had certain regulations and restrictions due to privacy issues that inhibit= ed them from gaining access through the internet. He said they were looking at the T= emsis software for the medical side that allowed them to get away from IMC for their mobile data terminals. They were loo= king to use Public Eye software for the fire. The benefit was the ability = to work over the internet and have a 'user friendly' software, connecting to other mobile devices with GPS capabilities. The cost for software is $18,500 w= hich includes a license for users.
Mr. Viger asked how the new technology would work with dispatch. Lt. Atwood discussed how the softw= are worked through a database that detects changes every 5-10 seconds. Mr. Viger asked if dispatch would = have any issues transferring over. Lt. Atwood said the change would be seamless.&= nbsp;
Mr. Gleason asked if there would be any security issues. Lt. Atwood said hackers hack becau= se that's what they do; however, there were surrounding communities that purchased the software and had very good results. Privacy data would be controlled in-house. Chief Midgley said = the main backbone for the medical side would be the Temsis software. He said Public Eye software would = be used for the fire side which is very user friendly and allows the departmen= t to have a broader view of what was happening within the community. He said they would have the capabi= lity to link with other department using the software. In speaking with Victor Danevich (Town's technology consultant) the proposed software wouldn't h= ave issues with Criminal Justice Information System ('CJIS') compliance. Chief Midgley said because the com= pany was gaining market share they would be increasing their costs beginning Jan= uary 1st. = span>
Mr. Gleason understood that the requested $18,500 was the implementation cost.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> He asked if there would be an annu= al fee or upgrade fee. Lt. Atwood sa= id the annual support would cost $1,000. = span> Chief Midgley said there was curren= tly a budget line for IMC which could be replaced with the new system. Lt. Atwood believed there would be= a minimal budget impact or possibly a wash.&= nbsp; Mr. Gleason asked Mr. Gaydos about the status of the fire department budget. Mr. Gaydos said the b= udget was on target for maintaining the 'cushion' and staying within budget.
The Selectmen were in concurrence with the Fire Department purchasing the softw= are package this year. Mr. Gleason asked Mr. Gaydos to encumber the money for the purchase. Chief Midgley said they would test= the software again prior to purchase. = span>The amount to be encumbered was $18,500.
Mr. Gleason asked Transfer Station Director Stan Walczak to come forward. He said the department accepted a challenge of approximately $35,000. Mr. Walczak said they would meet and exceed the challenge. He was requesting four items that = would total $6,900: 1) heavy duty b= elt for conveyor system - $1,000; 2) set of tires for the BobCat - $2,400; 3) s= teel plating of 40 additional feet inside two walls of the transfer building - $2,500; and 4) set of forks for BobCat - $1,000.
Mr. Haverty wanted to know how much revenue had been increased. Mr. Walczak replied $47,000. Mr. Haverty had no objection to al= lowing the department to spend the requested $6,900. Mr. Viger felt it was important to= state the Selectmen tasked the department heads to cut their budgets. There were specific items that wou= ld make the department more efficient. He had no objection to allowing the requested amount. There was a consensus of the Selec= tmen to allow Mr. Walczak to proceed. Mr. Gaydos was asked to encumber the money.
Mr. Gleason brought up the fact that the Budget Committee had asked the Selectm= en not to put the gasoline pumps into a warrant article, but to include them in the 2014 operating budget. The Selectmen haven't made a decision how to proceed. He understood that Mr. Gaydos and = Mr. Walczak had spoken with the gas pump manufacturer and received an offer from Prime of a reduced price from $26,000 down to $20,000. Mr. Walczak stated that was correc= t, if they signed a purchase order before the first of next year. There were three quotes received; = two of which were approximately $28,000. = span>
Mr. Gleason asked the Selectmen if they wanted to spend the money this year out= of the Transfer Station's budget to capture the savings or take the money from FEMA funds. There was a consensus of the Selectmen to spend the money now. Mr. Gaydos said it would be under = Town Buildings. He said there were= two options: 1) take the money from this year's surplus by encumbering it= ; or 2) take the money from the FEMA funds.&nbs= p; Given that there may be unexpected expenses due to the Surrey Road project, he suggested taking the money from the operating account. Money would be transferred to supp= lement in the Town Building account.
Mr. Gleason asked if the gas pump proposals had been reviewed to ensure all nee= ds would be satisfied. Mr. Gaydo= s said it was the same company that did the electrical work at the fire station, w= hich everyone was very pleased with. Mr. Walczak believed the cost savings would pay for itself within a year and a half.
(Viger/Lynd= e) To authorize Mr. Gaydos to enter into a contract with Gaftek to spend $20,000 for replacement of the gas dispensers in compliance with the scope of wor= k as provided in their quote.
(4-0-0) The motion carried. =
= o:p>
Mr. Lynde noted that three valid quotes had been received and there was a cost savings of $6,000 to act quickly. He felt the criteria of the purcha= sing policy were met and there was justification for the Selectmen to take the action.
2013 Encumbrances
Gaydos reviewed an expenditure report for the current year. He noted which accounts that had
Mr. Gleason asked if there was any other money they would have to encumber from this year's operating budget, other than what was discussed at the meeting. Mr. Gaydos wasn̵= 7;t aware of any.
The Selectmen were in agreement for the funds to be encumbered as listed by Mr. Gaydos.
Review of 2014 Warrant Articles=
Mr. Gleason commented that all warrant articles needed to be done by January 13= th for a January 14th posting.&nbs= p; He said they had the Fire and Police contracts pending and would therefore reserve December 26th or 27th as a meeting = date if those contracts were ready. This would allow the Budget Committee time to review those contracts prior to reconsideration. <= /span>
The Selectmen reviewed the proposed listing of warrant articles.
A)&n= bsp; Election of Officers;
B)&n= bsp; State Highw= ay Grant – figure to be updated at reconsideration; = p>
C)&n= bsp; Fuel pumps – eliminated from warrant;
D)&n= bsp; Ambulance F= und increase from $25,000 to $60,000 funded from service fees;
E)&n= bsp; Police Cont= ract;
F)&n= bsp; Firefighter Contract;
G)&n= bsp; Elderly Exemption;
There were two possible citizen petitions coming forward for inclusion on the Warrant.
Mr. Gleason questioned how they could have people understand that the current elderly exemption would be replaced with the proposed. Mr. Gaydos said the wording came f= rom legal. He will review the RSA= for wording. = p>
Procurement, Brief Discussion Regarding Critical Service Providers
Gleason said he reviewed the invoices from the past week and saw that an
electrical company was given a series of awards pertaining to monitoring.
Mr. Gaydos asked the Board's concurrence to continue for another year: 1) D.E.M. Electric for the electrical work that was also combined with the alarm system and monitoring work; 2) Rick Tarpey for the HVAC; 3) Rockport for phone, IT services, secu= rity cameras (except if the decision was made to purchase a new phone system, wh= ich would be a bid item); 4) CCS for cleaning services; and 5) Boyden Landscapi= ng for landscaping and snow removal.
Mr. Gleason confirmed they were all companies that had demonstrated satisfactory performance with no history of problems and had been readily available on an emergency basis to satisfy the Town's need and demonstrated capability. Mr. Gaydos said t= hat was correct; the companies had proven track records. He asked that they continue to wor= k with the listed companies for one year and discuss a bidding process in the futu= re.
Mr. Lynde said he didn't support the suggestion and would like to see more details and understand what the current bids were. On the electrical invoice he saw t= hat it was for an item to be done in 2014 that he wasn't aware of it needing= to be done. Mr. Gaydos said ther= e was a discussion approximately two years ago with Fire Chief Midgley about gett= ing rid of two telephone lines for alarms. He said they found there was greater reliability in running a different system that could attach to any one of t= he Town's buildings and sent a signal to the monitoring company that wou= ld immediately contact dispatch if there was a break in the signal. He said the company will not bill individual customers directly so the response was to go ahead with the syst= em and the company would bill D.E.M. Electric for the alarm monitoring; the co= st would then be passed to the Town.
Mr. Gaydos said if there were any questions, he would provide the Selectmen wit= h a copy of the contract so they could review what the 'extras' were.
Mr. Gleason asked the Selectmen how they wanted to proceed. He believed the question was how t= hey knew they were getting a good price for services. Mr. Lynde felt it would be good to review the contracts. Mr. Gay= dos replied not every service had a contract.&= nbsp; Mr. Haverty said there should be a scope and rates along with someth= ing in place that specified what would be done, how much it would cost and when= it would be done. He said ultima= tely the responsibility was to the tax payer and at some point they needed to ge= t to a place where they put the items out to bid to ensure that they were doing = what they should.
Gleason said the Selectmen would review the companies at the beginning of t=
year. At that time they would=
have contracts or descriptions of the scope of work. Mr. Viger wanted the Selectmen to =
into account the company's involvement in the community and how they
responded to the Town. <=
<= /o:p>
2014 Town Meeting Schedule=
-&nb= sp; 2014 Town Deliberative Session – Tuesday, February 4, 2014 @ Sherburne Hall
2014 School
Deliberative Session – Wednesday, February 5, 2014 @ Sherburne Hall
-&nb= sp; 2014 Town M= eeting – Tuesday, March 11, 2014 @ PHS
-&nb= sp; Tuesday, Ja= nuary 14, 2014 Last day for voters to petition selectmen to include an article in= the town meeting warrant.
Wedn= esday, January 22, 2014 First day for candidates in towns with non-partisan offici= al ballot system to file declarations of candidacy with town clerk. Friday, January 31, 2014 Last day for candidates to file.
List of Openings:
Selectmen = 211; 2 for 3 years Town Moderator – 1 for 3 years
Town Treasurer – 1 for 3 years Budget Committee – 3 for 3 years
Cemetery Trus= tee – 2 for 3 years Library Trustee – 2 for 3 years
Trustees of t=
Trust Funds – 1 for 3 years Planning Board – 2 for 3 years =
<= o:p>
(Viger/Lynd= e) To adjourn the meeting.
(4-0-0) The motion carried. =
= o:p>
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 9:05p= m.
&nbs= p; &= nbsp; &nbs= p; &= nbsp; &nbs= p; &= nbsp; Respectfully submitted,
&nbs= p; &= nbsp; &nbs= p; &= nbsp; &nbs= p; &= nbsp; Charity A. Landry
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