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Originally Posted by TMI Guy
Generally, a person can maintain legal residency in one place if the person is temporarily absent. If Hosmer has been temporarily residing in Gilford while his property in Laconia is being prepared for sale and before buying a new property in Laconia and getting it ready for occupation, that would certainly qualify as a temporary absence from Laconia. How about giving him the benefit of the doubt and seeing how things play out, instead of making a demand that he immediately resign. If he doesn't end up moving back to Laconia in a new residence within a reasonable amount of time, then sure, take him to task.
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Beyond the bad optics of this, one has to question the following:
- Should this have been disclosed a prior in detail to avoid speculation and legal concerns?
- What does it say that his wife and child are going to live on Governor's Island while he maintains a residence in Laconia?
- Would this have been a consideration in electing him to this position?
Jetskier
