Selectman (2 for 3 years)
* Robert Haverty: 3,09
* Harold "Hal" Lynde: 2,921
Town Moderator (1 for 2 years)
* Philip R. Currier: 3,588
Town Clerk/Tax Collector (1 for 3 years)
* Dorothy Marsden: 3,702
Supervisor of the Checklist (1 for 6 years)
* Donna D'Archangelo: 3,457
Budget Committee (3 for 3 years)
* Kennth Dunne: 2,720
* Gregory Farris: 2,884
* Lawrence J. Hall: 2,833
Cemetery Trustee (1 for 3 years)
* Walter J. Kosik Sr.: 3,535
Library Trustee (2 for 3 years)
* Diane M. Chubb: 3,099
* Deborah Kruzel: 2,958
Trustee of Trust Funds (1 for 3 years)
* Cindy Ronning: 3,147
Planning Board (2 for 3 years)
* Patrick Culbert: 2,788
* Peter J. McNamara: 2,942
Article 2: This amendment would add a new article (Article XVI, Small Wind Energy Systems) to accommodate small wind energy systems in appropriate locations, while protecting the public's health, safety and welfare. The proposed ordinance provides a permitting process for small wind energy systems to ensure compliance with limitations on tower height, system setbacks from abutting properties, roads and utilities and limitations on noise generation and visual impacts.
* Yes: 3,439
No: 1,096
Article 3: Add a new sub-article (Article VIII-I, Illicit Discharge Ordinance) to protect the quality of groundwater (i.e. drinking water) and surface waters such as lakes, ponds and streams by regulation of non-storm water discharges into the storm drainage system and the waters of the State to the maximum extent practicable as required by federal and state law. This ordinance establishes methods for fulfilling the order to comply with requirements of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit process.
* Yes: 3,551
No: 1,035
Article 4: $3,950,000 to build a Fire Station and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to issue bonds or notes not to exceed $3,550,000 (applying $400,000 in impact fees) and $25,000 for the first year costs.
Yes: 2,538
* No: 2,163 (3/5 majority needed)
Article 5: Operating budget of $11,328,870? Should this article be defeated, the default budget shall be $11,273,514
* Yes: 2,607
No: 1,936
Article 6: One year Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Board of Selectmen of the town of Pelham and the Professional Fire Fighters of Pelham, International Association of Fire Fighters Local 4546 which calls for the following increases and benefits and to further raise and appropriate the sum of $102,297.00 to fund the first year of this agreement?
* Yes: 2,561
No: 2,015
Article 7: Cost items included in the five year Collective Bargaining Agreement ratified by the Selectmen of the Town of Pelham and the Pelham Police, Fire and Supervisors Associations (Includes Fire and Police Chiefs, Police Lieutenants, Senior Center Director, Parks & Recreation Director, Planning Director, Cable Coordinator, Transfer Station Superintendent and Highway Agent.) which calls for the following increases and benefits and to further raise and appropriate the sum of $71,867.00 to fund the first year of this agreement?
Yes: 1,704
* No: 2,858
Article 8: $281,213 for repair, maintenance and upgrading of Town roads, to be fully offset by the State Grant for
highway maintenance?
* Yes: 3,945
No: 659
Article 9: $59,808 for the purpose of hiring and equipping a School Resource Police Officer? The amount raised covers the costs from May to December, 2010 after which the position, if approved, will be funded through the Police Department operating budget.
Yes: 2,269
* No: 2,303
Article 10: $279,000.00 to add a extension to the existing Senior Center building to accommodate increasing membership, as well as, expanding recreation, dietary and health needs and authorize the withdrawal of $100,000 from the Senior Center building Capital Reserve Fund created for that purpose? The Council on Aging will contribute $40,000. The balance of $139,000.00 is to come from general taxation.
* Yes: 2,587
No: 2,048
Article 11: $45,000 from the Forest Maintenance Fund for the purpose of forest management, stewardship (signage, trail maps, parking, etc.), security, public education and other costs associated with the maintenance and care of Town forest land? All Expenditures are to be approved by the Board of Selectmen. Funds requested come from revenues produced by timber harvesting, not property taxes.
* Yes: 2,999
No: 1,593
Article 12: Shall a charter commission be established for the purpose of studying the possibility of revising the Municipal Charter or establishing a new Municipal Charter?
Yes: 1,899
* No: 2,587
Article 13: To see if the Town will vote to approve the following resolution to be forwarded to our State Representative(s), our State Senator, the Speaker of the House, and the Senate President. Resolved: The citizens of New Hampshire should be allowed to vote on an amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution that defines "marriage".
* Yes: 2,697
No: 1,825
