Settlers Principal Rob Barsamian introduces his warrant Article 64 at deliberative session on Wednesday. It calls for the town to accept Settlers Drive and the red portion of Common Court through the "Betterment Program." Assistant Clerk Mike King holds a map of the roads. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Settlers Green hope residents in April will vote in favor of a plan that would turn the private section of Common Court into a public road and would also make Settlers Green Drive, which is entirely private into a public road. The red roads on this map would be become public. The green sections are already public. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Conway Selectman Carl Thibodeau at Deliberative Session Wednesday explains why he changed his mind on Article 64 which pertains to the town taking over Settlers Drive and Common Court. From left: Town council Jason Dennis, selectmen Ryan Shepard, Steve Porter, John Colbath, Thibodeau and chair Mary Carey Seavey. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Settlers Principal Rob Barsamian introduces his warrant Article 64 at deliberative session on Wednesday. It calls for the town to accept Settlers Drive and the red portion of Common Court through the "Betterment Program." Assistant Clerk Mike King holds a map of the roads. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Settlers Green hope residents in April will vote in favor of a plan that would turn the private section of Common Court into a public road and would also make Settlers Green Drive, which is entirely private into a public road. The red roads on this map would be become public. The green sections are already public. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Budgeteer Bill Marvel speaks out against Article 64 at Conway Town Deliberative Session Wednesday. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Conway Selectman Carl Thibodeau at Deliberative Session Wednesday explains why he changed his mind on Article 64 which pertains to the town taking over Settlers Drive and Common Court. From left: Town council Jason Dennis, selectmen Ryan Shepard, Steve Porter, John Colbath, Thibodeau and chair Mary Carey Seavey. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — Following the town deliberative session Wednesday, selectmen now unanimously support a petitioned warrant article asking the town to accept portions of Common Court and Settlers Drive.
But while some municipal budget committee members were persuaded by Settlers principal owner Rob Barsamian and Settlers General Manager Michael Mitchroney that the town should take over maintaining the roads to the outlet village, a majority of budgeteers remain firmly against it.
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