It is my understanding that notice of a meeting must be hand delivered or
mailed first class. I don't think email is acceptable. I am not sure about
the notary question. I do alot of notarizing, but if I feel uncomfortable
with anything I don't do it. I have never charged, but was under the
impression that I couldn't.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Velma E. Plouffe, Richmond Town Clerk [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 1:51 PM
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> Subject:      Written Notices
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> Per T.24 #801, Meetings of the BCS shall be called by giving written
> notice to each member.  Can e-mail be interpreted to mean written notice?
> I am doing it both ways but would like to discontinue the cost of actually
> mailing a hard copy of the notice. Has anyone heard any discussion in
> regard to this issue?
>
> Also, we are bombarded with people requesting to have documents notarized.
> Since the Town Clerk is an ex officio notary public, does she/he have to
> notorize documents; and also, does she/he have to do it without charging?
>
>
> Velma E. Plouffe
> Town Clerk
> 203 Bridge Street
> PO Box 285
> Richmond, VT 05477
> P (802) 434-2221
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