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Voted that streets be accepted as public ways. June 20, 1960.
7. Request of City Council to study and report on cost of cutting a new road from Holden Street to North Avenue.
Recommendation: A possiblitity of using Mayhew Road across from Holden Street for a part of the way to North Avenue. The possibility of new east and west road from Woonsocket, crossing Route 95 on city- owned land on North Avenue, and crossing North Main Street northerly of Claflin Street, crossing the Railroad northerly of American Sisalcraft Company to connect with Pleasant Street and Route 123 are all to be con- sidered. No figures on the cost are now available. June 6, 1960.
8. Mckay Street from Newport Avenue westerly for 700 feet more or less to Buffington Street.
Recommendation: A drainage problem in this area can be solved at an estimated cost of $2, 800. 00. The development of this street will be of benefit to the City in improving traffic conditions around the site of a supermarket. The Board recommends the acceptance of Mckay Street as a public way. September 19, 1960.
9. Bailey Street from Union Street westerly for 250 feet. A dead end street useful for access and working space for factory and employees with various underground pipes. No plan and profile available. Recommendation: Not feasible for city to be responsible for maintenance as an accepted public way. August 15, 1960.
10. Picard Road easterly side of Newport Avenue near Route 95 interchange. Developer of Palva Plat has not completed road. Recommendation: Picard Road should not be accepted as a public way until after the developer has finished its construction. September 19, 1960.
11. Lathrop Road, suggested as name for new access road connecting West Street with South Avenue. Recommendation: That Lathrop Road would be appropriate as Mr. Lathrop owned part of the land and served the town as a Selectman. September 19, 1960.
12. Palm Street in Green Hill Estates changed to Stony Brooke Lane. Recommendation: To avoid confusion with that part of Palm Street from County Street easterly, Palm Street westerly of County Street in Green Hill Estates Plat should be renamed Stoney Brooke Lane. September 19, 1960.
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Report of the Planning Board continued-
13. Oak Ridge Avenue from Dennis Street westerly for 1, 250 feet. Recommendation: This road will become an access road to the Frank Sweet Memorial Forest and Capron Park and should be accepted as a public way. October 17, 1960. Accepted by Municipal Council, November 15, 1960. Approved by Mayor, November 17, 1960.
14. Hawthorne Street from Brown Street northerly has been changed to Magnolia Street on recommendation of the Board. November 9, 1960.
Streets recommended in previous years accepted as public ways by the Municipal Council, December 15, 1959.
Glendale Road from West Street to the land of Albert and Bertha M. Hesketh.
Relocation of Holden St reet from New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad westerly for 370 feet.
Fifty-four plans of land were signed as not requiring approval under the Subdivision Control Law.
The work of the Planning Board is technically dependent upon the cooperation of the Mayor, the City Council, the City Solicitor, the Department of Public Works, the Department of Health, the Assessors, the Building Inspector and the City Messen- ger. We thank them for their many acts of assistance. We thank the Chamber of Commerce for their interest in arranging meetings for discussion groups on the Planning program and we thank The Attleboro Sun and Pawtucket Times for the pub- licity they have so freely given throughout the year. We thank the Blair Associates for attending our meetings and in all their work more than fulfilling the obligations of their contract.
We hope that all our people will also read the reports of all the City Depart- ments in this annual booklet.
Respectfully submitted,
Frank L. Brigg, Chairman Robert W. Mawney, Secretary John A. Cummings J. Burleigh Moulton Clifford A. Swanson Harold E. Washburn
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS 1960
The Honorable Mayor and Municipal Council City Hall Attleboro, Massachusetts
Enclosed herewith is our annual report for the year ended December 31, 1960.
We anticipate additional revenue for the year 1961 due to the revised license fee schedule which became effective on January 1, 1961.
REVENUE RECEIVED FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES $14,035. 00
REVENUE RECEIVED FOR LODGING HOUSE LICENSES 21.00
REVENUE RECEIVED FOR COMMON VICTUALLER LICENSES
90. 00
TOTAL REVENUE RECEIVED
$14,146.00
LICENSE FEE FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL CLASS AS FOLLOWS:
ALL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Innholder',
$500. 00
Class A Restaurant
550. 00
Class B Restaurant
500. 00
Tavern
335.00
Package Goods
500. 00
Fraternal Clubs
300. 00
Retail Druggist Sec. 30A
150. 00
WINES AND MALT BEVERAGES
Restaurant
250. 00
Package Goods
225.00
FEE FOR SEASONAL LICENSES
Club 110. 00
FEE FOR ONE DAY LICENSES (30 issued) 10. 00 each
FEE FOR LODGING HOUSE LICENSES (7 issued)
3. 00 each
Very truly yours,
Frank P. Cronan Chairman
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BUILDING CODE COMMISSION 1960
The Mayor and Municipal Council 29 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
It is with pleasure that I submit the first annual report of the Building Code Commission.
The Commission held its organizational meeting in October and at least temporarily will hold meetings on the first Thursday of each month and at such other times as become necessary.
Because the building industry is slow during the winter months, business with the board has not been active but it is expected that with the advent of warm weather this will increase. In the year 1960, the Commission disposed of one application. Because of this inactivity the Commission spent no money from the $100. 00 appropriated to it, and although it is difficult to estimate without prior knowledge what will be needed for the year 1961, it is felt that the same sum would probably be sufficient.
Respectfully submitted,
Building Code Commission
Charles E. Bennett, Chairman Clifford A. Swanson Kenneth E. Palmer August G. Schaeffer William B. Pitas
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REPORT OF THE CITY SOLICITOR 1960
To his Honor the Mayor and the Municipal Council:
There are pending in the Superior Court in Bristol County 10 land damage cases in relation to the High School site. There are two zoning appeal cases pending, two tort cases, and a contract suit.
There were numerous trials of land damage cases, zoning cases, and minor ordinance violations.
The City Solicitor has been called on daily to give rulings and advice to de- partment heads, and to the Municipal Council. Many contracts, easements, and releases were drawn.
The time consumed on city business in this part time position is growing rapidly day by day. This factor should be considered, in connection with the salary being paid for a part time solicitor.
The lack of a reference library and books on municipal corporations, zoning matters etc. , is a handicap. Thought should be given to making available an office in City Hall with an adequate library, and stenographic assistance, for the City Solicitor. This need is becoming more pressing daily.
Many of the recommendations made in this report have been made before in my annual reports and in the reports of prior solicitors.
I hope consideration is given to some of these requests in the future.
Respectfully submitted
Franklin R. Mckay City Solicitor.
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REPORT OF THE CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY 1960
To the Honorable Cyril K. Brennan Mayor of the City of Attleboro
Dear Mr. Mayor:
Report of the Custodian of Property acquired by the Foreclosure of Tax Titles for the year 1960.
During the year I have had offers and sold many parcels of Tax Title prop- erty that have been on the Assessors non-taxable records for many years. The offers are made to this office and transmitted to the Mayor's office and the Muni- cipal Council who authorize sale of said properties at or about the assessed valu- ation of each parcel.
During the year 1960 the following parcels were submitted with the offers made therefore.
1. 4 lots of land on the east side of Mendon Road, being Lots 244 to 247 inclusive on New Plat 16. $240.00
2. 4 lots of land on the east side of Washington Street, being lots 217 to 220 in- clusiveron New Plat 18. $820. 00
3. 1 lot of land on Highland Avenue, being lot 7 on New Plat 10. $300. 00
4. Six lots of land on Newton Street, being lots 461 to 466 inclusive on New Plat 16. $300. 00
5. 2 lots of land on South Main Street being lots 58 and 59 New Plat 84. $600. 00
6. 8 lots of land on Zoar Avenue being lots 442-447 inclusive New Plat 72. $160. 00
7. 1 lot on Thacher Street being lot 214 New Plat 43. $ 25. 00
8. 1 lot of land on Newport Avenue being lot 16 New Plat 65. $100.00
9. 8 lots of land on Prescott Street being lots 171 to 178 inclusive on New Plat 82. $350.00
10. 14 lots of land on Meunier Avenue being lots 326 to 339 inclusive on New Plat 5. $500.00
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11. 1 lot of land on 13th Street being lot 106 New Plat 33. $420. 00
12. 3 lots of land on Bacon Street being 125, 144-145 on New Plat 16. $300. 00
13. 3 lots of land on Bacon Street being lots 241-242-243 on New Plat 16. $90. 00
14. 1 lot of land on Chestnut Street being 363 New Plat 60. $100. 00
15. 2 lots on Sherman Street being lots 6C and 6D on New Plat 89. $150. 00
16. 23 lots in back of LaSalette Shrine being lots 2 and 3, 32-33-34, 69,70-71, 102-103-104, 115-116-117, 148-149-150, 161-162- 163, 194-195-196 on New Plat 53. The foregoing sale was rescinded and the following lots were substituted:
Lots 1-2-35-36-37-38, 66-67-68, 104 to 107, Inclusive 113- 114-115, 150-151-152, 160-161-162, 194, 195-196 on New Plat 53. $250. 00
17. 4 lots at Bearcroft 14, 60, 31 and 32. $50.00
18. 2 lots on Brown Street being 13 and 14 New Plat 5. $100. 00
19. 10 lots of land on George Street, being lots 148 to 152 in- clusive and 159 to 163 inclusive on New Plat 53. $100. 00
20. 4 lots of land on Mayfield Street being lots 76-79 inclusive on New Plat 80. $100. 00
21. 2 lots Pembroke Avenue being lots 572-573 New Plat 44. $400. 00
22. 2 lots on Camp Street being lots 204-205 New Plat 103. $100. 00
23. 2 lots on Davis Avenue being lots 44-45 on New Plat 42 $50. 00
24. 2 parcels on Lindsey Street to New England Power Service. $1, 550. 00
25. 1 lot on County Street at corner of Phillips Street. $75. 00
26. 2 lots on Brown Street being lots 416-417 New Plat 5. $100. 00
27. 1 lot on Tyler Street being lot 32 on Tyler Plat. $245. 00 Several other lots were wanted but individuals did not make $7, 575. 00 reasonable offers and were not acceptable.
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Thanks to the Assessors office, The Mayor, the City Treasurer, and the Municipal Council for their kind assistance in working with me in the perfor- mance of my duties.
Respectfully submitted,
Henry Rotenberg Custodian of Property Acquired by the Foreclosure of Tax Titles
REPORT OF THE DOG OFFICER 1960
To the Honorable Mayor and the Municipal Council:
I herewith submit the annual report of the Dog Officer for the year 1960.
Listed as of January 1, 1960 to December 31, 1960:
Dogs Boarded(Custody) I
6 1
0
137
Dogs Destroyed (Statutory) I
t
0
47
Dogs Killed (Highway)
1 1 I 113
Dogs for Harvard Med. Farm
I 6 137
Mileage 7051 1 I 1
Man Hours 3006 1 1
Investigations
1213
Dogs Licensed, April 1 to Dec. 31
I
1
!
0
1477
Kennels
1
,
1
20
I
I
The new law requires that the dogs shall be kept by the dog officer for ten (10) days, As you can readily see this provision alone is practically an 80 per cent increase in the cost of keeping stray dogs, since they must be fed for 10 days rather than six days. It not only means an increased cost to the dog officer in providing food but also extra time in caring for them. Ultimately under provisions of the law the city may have to provide a special pound for the keeping of stray canines that may be saved for medical research work.
Respectfully,
Michael J. Quaglia Dog Officer.
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REPORT of the
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT BOARD
Honorable Cyril K. Brennan, Mayor, and the Honorable Municipal Council,
Gentlemen:
The Retirement Board respectfully submits its annual report containing financial statements covering the transactions of the system for the year ended December 31, 1960.
ADMINISTRATION
The system is administered by a Board comprised of three members, namely, the City Auditor, ex-officio, a member elected by the members from their number for a term of three years, and a third member who is appointed by the Mayor from outside the system. At the present time the members are:
Ismay Sharkey, Chairman
Term expires February, 1963.
Frank E. Streeter, Jr., Secretary Term expires December 31,1962
Earl P. Cooper
Term expires July, 1961
INVESTMENTS AND INVESTMENT EARNINGS
New investments acquired during the year amounted to $79,991.08. This figure represents the cost to the system of securities purchased. Bonds maturing during the year amounted to $50,000.00 leaving a net addition to the investment account of $29,991.08. There was a surplus of $6,606.96 in the earnings of investments over the amounts needed for crediting interest to the funds of the system. This amount is transferred to the Pension Fund thus reducing the appropriation required from the City.
The funds of the system are invested by vote of the Board as follows:
U.S.Savings Bonds U.S.Treasury Coupon Bonds
$173,000.00
134,515.11
Utility Bonds
66,768.43
Industrials 23,053.97
56,194.97
Railroad and railroad equipment Bonds Bank Stocks
63,884.00
Co-operative Bank stocks
64,000.00
Federal Savings & Loan Shares Savings account
10,000.00
Checking account
1,656.66
$632,781.31
39,708.17
MEMBERSHIP
During the year 1960 twenty nine new members were enrolled in the system, seven persons were retired, seven persons left the service of the City and withdrew their accumulated deductions, two retired members died, leaving the total active and inactive membership 370. With nine beneficiaries of members receiving benefits this brings the total membership to 379.
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INCOME AND PAYMENTS
Contributions from the City for the year 1960 amounted to $62,411.00 which is distributed as follows:
Pension Fund Expense Fund
$59,911.00 2,500.00
Contributions from members for the year 1960 amounted to $56,271.69 which is credited to the Annuity Savings Fund.
Pension and annuity payments for the year 1960 amounted to $81,419.21.
Refunds of deductions to members leaving the employ of the city totaled $5,823.03.
BALANCE SHEET
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS
December 31, 1960.
CASH
$1,656.66
INVESTMENTS:
Stocks and Bonds
$517,416.48
Co-operative Bank Shares
64,000.00
Federal Savings & Loan Shares
10,000.00
Savings bank deposits
39,708.17
INTEREST RECEIVABLE:
Due and accrued December 31, 1960
3.755.11
$636,536.42
LIABILITIES
FUND BALANCES:
Annuity Savings Fund
$464,857.49
Annuity Reserve Fund
65,352.45
Special Fund for Military Service
2,229.04
Pension Fund
102,921.85
Expense Fund
1,175.59
$636,536.42
SUMMARY
During the year 1960 legislation was enacted putting all pensions under the control of the Contributory Retirement Board. This law will become effective July 1, 1961. This will mean a stricter observance of the laws governing retirement of non- contributory employees.
The Retirement Board recommends that consideration be given to the necessity of providing some space that could serve as a Retirement Board office. The need of such an office becomes more apparent each month.
Respectfully submitted,
Ismay Sharkey, Chairman Frank E. Streeter, Jr. Earl P. Cooper.
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REPORT OF THE ATTLEBORO HOUSING AUTHORITY 1960
Honorable Mayor Cyril K. Brennan Attleboro, Massachusetts.
The Attleboro Housing Authority held twelve regular meetings during the year and several special sessions with the State Housing Board.
The project 200-1 now is in the ninth year of operations and an established waiting list of tenants has been maintained through nine years of occupancy.
The records of the 200-1 project have been audited, by the office of the State Auditors, and reports issued direct from their office to the members of the Council and all officials connected with any phase of housing.
The Authority elected officers for the year as follows: John E. Turner, Chairman, Leland B. Smith, Vice-Chairman, Leonard I. Lamb, Treasurer, William F. Walton, Assistant Treasurer.
The Authority has spent considerable time and study in proposing a develop- ment for housing for the elderly. S. S. Eisenberg has been retained as Architect and Edmund F. Henry as Attorney. The plans have been discussed and it is the express desire of the Authority that this project will be underway during the coming year.
The Authority wishes to thank all public officials who during the year have assisted and aided the Authority in many ways to make the year a complete and successful one.
Respectfully submitted,
John E. Turner, Chairman
Leland B. Smith Leonard I. Lamb William F. Walton
Robert E. Blackburn Executive Director
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REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
To His Honor the Mayor, and the Honorable Municipal Council:
I submit herewith the Annual Report of the Auditing Department.
During the year ending December 31, 1960, the Auditing Department has audited all bills and payrolls presented for payment.
It has also made examinations of the accounts of the City Treasurer, the City Clerk, and the City Collector, all of which have been found correct.
The Trust Funds in the hands of the City Treasurer and Trustees of the Public Library have been examined and found to agree with the report as presented.
The financial Statements, Schedules, etc. , will be found on the following pages.
Ismay Sharkey CITY AUDITOR.
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CITY OF ATTLEBORO Summary of Appropriatione - Tranefere - Receipte and Expenditures December 31et, 1960.
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDED
DEBIT TRANSFERS
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCE
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salarice
Salaries
3,300.0
3,300.00
0.00
3,300.00
3,300.00
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL General Expensee
Lic id atale
37.70
oberts Rule of Order
24.30
62.00
62.00
0.00
62.00
62.00
MAYOR 'S DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
8,000.00
8,000.00
0.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
MAYOR 'S DEPARTMENT Clerioal
3,200.0u
Regular
1,850.00
Penny Milk Administration
150.00
MAYOR 'S DEPARTMENT Other Expeneee
Phone
443.48
Postage Office Supplies
73.66
Mayor'e Expenses
996.28
Inoidentale
7.74
1,577.16
1,577.16
3.84
1,581.00
1,581.00
MAYOR 'S DEPARTMENT New Equipment Frames and Platee
460.10
460.10
39.90
500.00
500.00
MAYOR 'S ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH DIVISION Expeneee
Phone
170.95
Office Supplies
158.65
Eleotrio Typewriter Service
39.50
Addreseograph-Multigraph Equipment & Supplice
469.46
Addreesograph Multigraph Service
387.72
Exprees
1,236.16
1,236.16
1.06
1,237.22
1,237.22
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
4,700.00
4,700.00
0.00
4,700.00
4,700.00
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Clerical
3,200.00 1,500.00
4,700.00
0.00
4,700.00
4,700.00
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Other Expenece
Phone
179.59
Office Supplee
238.26
Suppliee for Other Departmente
427.19
Postage
12.00
Seeking Information
156.51
Incidentalo
10.00
Typewriter & Adding Machine Service
132.69
Adding Machine Repair
31.00
Binding Ledgere
158.76
1,346.00
1,346.00
0.00
1,346.00
130.00
1,216.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
4,700.00
4,700.00
0.00
4,700.00
4,700.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Clerical
Regular
3,200.00
Regular
2,423.34
Extra Clorioal
426.66
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Other Exponese
Phone
165.15
Static' 7 and Printing
1,307.57
Tax Salee
136.79
Potage
1,359.91
Bonde
474.00
Deputy Collector
384.00
0.00
6,050.00
250.00
5,800.00
6,050.00
6,050.00
0.00
5,200.00
5,200.00
5,200.00
5,200.00
56.00
Regular
Extra
4,700.00
9.88
Regular
2.
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDED
DEBIT TRANSFERS
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCE
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses continued Office Supplies and Incidentale Seeking Information
471.22 104.07
4,402.71
4,402.71
.29
4,403.00
4.403.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Now Equipaent
Electric Typewriter
378.00
378.00
2/.00
405.00
405.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Assensora' Salaries
Chairman
4,700.00
4,350.00
Asserstr
1,847.32
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Assistant Assessors' Salarios
Salarisa
998.56
998.56
1.44
1,000.00
1,000.00
ASSESSIMI DEPARTMENT Special Accounta
51.11
51.11
27.97
129.08
129.08
0.00
0.00
352.89
352.89
352.89
Rofiguring Route 95 Properties
277.76
277.76
122.48
400.24
400.24
Route 95 Change of Plats
245.00
245.00
0.00
245.00
245.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Clerical
2,750.00
Regular Extra
.357.77
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Other Expensas
Phone
190.05
Titles and Transfers
334.40
Office Supplies
690.05
Auto Allowance
133.56
Seeking Information
232.83
Advertising
9.11
CITY SOLICITOR Salary
Salary
3,800.00
3,800.00
0.00
3,800.00
3,800,00
CITY SOLICITOR
Other Erponses
600.00
600.00
0.00
600.00
600.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Salary
4,700.00
4,700.00
0.00
4,700.00
4,700.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Clerical
3,200.00
Regular
2,650.00
Extra
250.00
6,100.00
6,100.00
0.00
6,100.00
6,100.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Other Expenses
Phone
236.60
Office Supplies
788.44
Certifying Tax Notes
235.00
Bonds
297.90
Foreclosing Tax Lions
263.63
Postage
1,032.61
Securing Information
151.44
Printing Cheoks
441.81
Incidentala
60.38
Service on Machines
184.00
3,691.81
3,691.81
0.00
3,691.81
192.81.
5.00
3,494.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Special Accounts
Group Life & Hospital, Surgical & Medical
36,770.12
36,770.12
236.32
37,006.44
1,300.00
706.44
35,000.00
Recording Deeds
209.06
209.06
40.94
250.00
250.00
Service on Bonds
0.00
0.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
CITY CLERI .S DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
4,700.00
4,700.00
0.00
4,700.00
4,000.00
CITY CLERK.S DEPARTMENT
Clerical
3,200.00
Extra
1,828.00
5,028.00
5.028.00
252.00
5,280.00
5,280.00
-
5,577.16
5,577.16
50.62
5,627.78
5,627.78
1,590.00
1,590.00
0.00
1,590.00
1,590.00
10,897.32
10,897.32
152.68
11,050.00
11,050.00
Changing Plates-Clerical Assistance Now Plata
Regular
2,469.39
Expenses
Salary
Regular
Regular
3.
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDED
DEBIT TRANSFERS
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCES
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
CITY CLERK 'S DEPARTMENT Other Expensas
Phone
178.65
Office Supplies
556.49
Seeking Information
54.50
Bond
7.50
Ballot Boxes
1.29
Incidentals
6.00
804.43
804.43
15.57
820.00
50.00
770.00
CITY CLERK 'S DEPARTMENT New Equipment
Cross-wise Card Traye
, 5.62
5.62
34.38
40.00
40.00
CITY CLERK .S DEPARTMENT
Special Accounts
176.74
176.74
123.26
300.00
300.00
Vital Statietice
75.00
75.00
0.00
75.00
75.00
CITY MESSENGER Salary
Salary
2,800.
2,800.00
0.00
2,800.00
2,800.00
CITY MESSENGER
Other Expensee
87.86
87.86
37.14
125.00
125.00
CITY MESSENGER
Workmen's Compensation
111.25
111.25
0.00
111.25
111.25
CITY STENOGRAPHER
Salary and Clerical
3,475.00
Clerical
1,100.00
4,575.00
0.00
4,575.00
200.00
4,375.00
CITY STENOGRAPHER Other Expenses
Telephone
145.25
Office Supplies
315.71
Service on Typewriters
35.00
Postage
34.80
Inoidentala
12.24
BOARD OF REGISTRARS Salaries
Assistant Registrars Clerical
5,510.42
Meetings
1,080.00
7,588.99
7,588.99
311.01
7,900.00
2,550.00
5,350.00
BOARD OF REGISTRARS Other Expenses
Printing
388.00
Poetage
49.80
Office Supplies
153.10
Janitor Service
100.00
Advertising
507.93
Phone
91.42
Police Protection
15.00
1,305.25
1,305.25
11.75
1,317.00
212.00
1,105.00
BOARD OF REGISTRARS Other Expenses 1959 Advertising
69.10
69.10
0.00
69.10
69.10
ELECTIONS & REGISTRATIONS Expenses
225.00
Advertising
129.74
Election Officers
5,729.76
Voting Booth Expense
545.72
Printing
57.00
Office Supplies
6.64
Lonohas
268.59
Clerical
211.13
Janitor Service
213.00
Auto Allowance
6.52
Truoking
382.00
Inoidentala
159.72
Labor
14.50
7,949.32
879.68
8,829.00
KLECTIONS & REGISTRATIONS 1959 BLL1
Trucking
40.00
40.00
0.00
40.00
40.00
LICENSE COMMISSION
Salariss
Chairman
600.00
Comprissioner
400.00
Comd.seloner
400.00
1,400.00
1,400.00
0.00
1,400.00
1,400.00
543.00
543.00
13.00
556.00
556.00
998.57
Expense
Expense
Sal ary
4,575.00
Rent
7,949.32
8,829.00
Recording Deeds
4.
DEPARTMENT
DEBIT TRANSFERS
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCES
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
LICENSE COMMISSION Other Expenses
Incidentala
150.00
150.00
0.00
150.00
150.00
PLANNING & ZONING BOARDS Salarios
3,150.00
Clarical
3,200.00
Extra Clerical
643.55
6.993.55
106.45
7,100.00
500.00
6,600.00
PLANNING BOARD
Tpoenses
Supplies, and Incidentala
350.00
350.00
0.00
350.00
350.00
SLAMMING BOARD
Special Accpunts
Kastar Urban Planning Assistance Program
8,000.00
8,000.00
0.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
Regional Planning District Membership
946.60
946.60
0.00
946.60
946.60
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Expense
350.00
350.00
0.00
350.00
350.00
CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT BOARD Expenee
Pension Fund Expensas
59,911.00 2,500.00
62.411.00
0.00
62,411.00
62,411.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT Salary and Wages
Chiaf
Lieutenant
1,258.35
Inspector
4,900.00
Sergeante
22,449.34
Patrolmen
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