Here are some of the meetings I'll be checking out this week in Madison in Guilford. Follow me on Twitter @dcecelia for live updates from these meetings, or, better yet, attend a meeting and come say hi. Is there any particular issue you're following this week? Let me know in the comments.


Madison Board of Selectmen Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Monday, April 9, Room A, Town Campus (Agenda)
There is as lot happening at this meeting, including the approval of three new hires, the awarding of a contract to repair the sea wall in front of the Surf Club and a proposed modification to the Town Ordinance involving tax relief for seniors.


Madison Advisory Committee on Community Appearance, 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 10, Room A, Town Campus (Agenda)
At this meeting, the Town of Madison is applying for a Special Exemption Permit to develop the newly-named Constitution Park at the former Griswold Airport site. According to the agenda, the developments will include "3 multi-purpose turf grass playing fields, conservation areas, constructed wetland, coastal grassland habitat areas, shared use path and trail system that includes overlooks, an elevated walkway and canoe and kayak launch, an existing hangar building to be adapted for re-use, proposed concession and restroom building, picnic area, natural amphitheater and access driveway and parking areas for 154 vehicles." The application for the permit isn't surprising, but it may be interesting if the committee gets more detailed plans from the city regarding the future park.

Guilford High School Building Committee Meeting, 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 10, Community Center (Website)
There will be a presentation of the 100 percent completed schematic design, but more importantly, a presentation of the cost estimates from the construction manager. This will determine what elements they committee will be able to keep and/or how much the potential reimbursement may be reduced.

Guilford Board of Education Special Meeting, 7 p.m., Thursday, April 12, Library, Baldwin Middle School (Agenda)
Just in case you don't get enough high school building action, this meeting Thursday might provide more insight from the Board of Education perspective, particularly regarding the cost estimates.

Am I missing anything? Something else I should be covering? Are you sick of hearing about the Guilford High School Building Committee? Let me know in the comments or at cmartinez@nhregister.com.