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Board discusses transfer‑station sticker design, placement and whether to charge residents

September 04, 2026 | Bristol, Grafton County, New Hampshire


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Board discusses transfer‑station sticker design, placement and whether to charge residents
Staff presented several mock-ups for transfer‑station permits and suggested placement options (front windshield vs. side panel). The Town Administrator (speaker 1) said the design would use town branding and that the transfer station preferred a larger, easily legible sticker; one board member expressed concern about sticker peeling on windows and recommended offering placement alternatives like upper passenger‑side corners.

The board also briefly debated whether to charge for stickers. One member noted Hebron pays for its own stickers and another suggested making the first sticker free for Bristol residents and charging for additional decals. The board asked staff to get vendor proofs and pricing and to return with options — including whether the town will print internally or contract a vendor — at the next meeting.

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