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10,000.00
Sanford Street Parking Lot
477. 61
Union Street Parking Lot
110. 04
Rubbish Collection Account
598. 23
Gasoline Dispensary Account
22,118. 87
Repair Division - Material
29,430.00
Additional Water Supply Holden St. Well (Rev. )
6,443. 38
Additional Water Supply Holden St. Well(N. R. )
29,957. 19
Chlorination Equipment
9,673. 43
Reservoir, Filter Beds, Standpipe, and P. S. Const.
43,256.24
Additional Well Field Development and P. S. Equip. (N. R. )
16,949. 47
Additional Well Field Development and P. S. Equip. (Rev. ) Sewer System Extension Study
9,660. 96 227. 56
Norgate Road, etc. Sewer Bond (Rev. )
18,398. 26
Norgate Road, etc. Sewer Bond (N. R. ) 53,563. 99
Sewer Treatment Plant Const. (Rev. )
18,897. 25
Sewer Treatment Plant Const. (N R. )
5,053.49
Rifle Range Maint.
22. 62
Oak Square Drainage
2,000.00
Highland Avenue Sidewalk
19. 94
Chapter 90-County Street.
3,57
Care of City Dump
525.00
$ 1,254,412. 18
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Report of the Public Works Department continued-
PUMPING RECORDS - 1962 Water Consumption
Month
Total Gallons
Per-Day Maximum Gallons
Per-Day Minimum
Per-Day
Gallons
Average Gallon s
January
182,455,000
6,596,000
3,748,000*
5,885,600
February
161,600,000
6,514,000
3,791,000
5,771,400
March
183,634,000
6,782,000
3,818,000
5,923,600
April
185,691,000
7,110,000
4,220,000
6,189,700
May
201,715,000
7,300,000
4,062,000
6,506,900
June
212,265,000
8,000,000
4,550,000
7,075,500
July
204,639,000
9,390,000
3,900,000
6,601,200
August
238,830,000
9,430,000 **
5,010,000
7,704,100
September
203,630,000
8,670,000
4,510,000
6,787,600
October
210,110,000
7,830,000
4,390,000
6,777,700
November
195,230,000
7,750,000
4,310,000
6,507,600
December
186,340,000
7,270,000
3,880,000
6,010,900
TOTAL 2,366,139,000
*Minimum per-year ** Maximum per-year
Total for year
2,366,139,000 gallons
Average for year
6, 478, 500 gallons per day
Maximum week of year
August 5 to August 11 -- 55, 920, 000 gallons
Maximum day for year
August 7, 1962 - 9,430,000
Minimum day for year
January 28, 1962 - 3, 748, 000 gallons
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Report of the Public Works Department continued-
- Comparative Yearly Precipitation Report (Recorded at South Attleboro Pumping Station)
1957
1958
1059
1960
1961
1962
Preci- pitation-Snov
Preci-
pitation-Snow
Proci- pitation-Snow
Preci-
Preci-
Preci- pitation-Snow
Month
Jan.
2.01
19. 001
7.49
4. 00
3.43
11.75
2. 30'
18. 00
4.06'
4. 75
Feb.
1. 78'
7.00 0. 10) 14. 59
7. 75 1
5. 42"
1. 25'
2. 99"
16. 50
4. 91"
29.5"
Mar
2.86"
8. 50" 3. 80'
1.1
11.25"
2. 72"
23.00'
4. 76"
10. 00'
1. 78'
Apr.
4. 48"
7.57'
5. 30"
4. 34
3. 86"
5. 04"
2. 57"
1.00'
May
1. 88"
3. 771
1.06"
4.19"
5. 76"
1. 52"
June! 1. 98"
1, 77'
0. 72"
1. 52"
5.38'
July
0. 27"
3. 53"
5.26"
5. 61"
5.31"
1.02'
Aug. 2. 53"
3.48"
3.40"
2. 56"
3. 08"
4. 22"
Sept. 1. 01"
6. 431
2.110
7. 30"
7. 93"
3.30"
Oct.
1.68"
3. 20"
6,73"
2.85"
2. 48"
10.48"
1.00"
Nov.
4.61"
2. 97"
4.85"
. 25"
2. 60"
2. 94"
2. 50"
3. 73"
1. 00"
Dec. 6, 331
1.80'
7.00"
4. 44"
3. 25"
3. 73"
15. 50"
3.10"
11.50"
2. 88"
5.5"
Total 31. 42" 34. 50 48. 91" 33. 50"
49.6711
26.50"
44. 99" 51. 50"
52. 21" 58. 50"
45. 85"
42. 75
pitation-Snow pitation-Snow
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REPORT OF THE CITY SOLICITOR 1962
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To the Mayor and the Municipal Council
Gentlemen:
The office of the City Solicitor has had considerable activity during the year.
There were several actions defended in court, and several opinions for Mayor, Council, and department heads.
There are three land damage cases, three contract actions, and three tort cases pending against the city in Superior Court at the present time.
The work of the department is steadily increasing year to year.
There is a great need for a library for the Solicitor. Reference books on zoning, Municipal Corporation law and Massachusetts Reports are the basic essentials for this library. The necessary book cases to hold the books also would be needed. .
The cooperation of department heads has been outstanding and greatly appreciated during the year and has done much to lighten the load for the year.
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Respectfully submitted,
Franklin R. Mckay City Solicitor.
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REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD 1962
To the Honorable Mayor and Municipal Council:
Gentlemen:
Herewith submitted is the annual report for the year 1962:
Meetings: 21
Average Attendance 5
Plans of land approved as Not Under Subdivision Control 64
Public Hearings Held on Rezoning:
John G. Walsh et al from Single Residence to Industrial District P Use Lots 6A, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, 16, 6D and 6B off North Avenue.
William B Pitas from Single Residence to General Residence District P Use a certain area of land easterly of Thacher Brook between Maple and Ingraham.
Lester Nerney from Single Residence to Industrial District P, Lot #148A, and part of #149 on Assessors" New Plat #49 on the westerly side of North Main Street
Ray-Vin Corporation from General Residence to Business District P Use Lots #145-146 incl. and #239-244 incl on Assessors' New Plat #19, situ- ated on the easterly side of Washington Street, bounded by Horton and Buffington Streets
Peter, James, and William Stappas from Business and General Residence District Use to Business District P Use, Lots #54-60 incl. , Assessors' New Plat #16 on the easterly side of Washington Street southerly side of Turner Street.
New England Land Co. from General Residence to Business District P Use Lots #209, 210, 211 on Assessors' New Plat #28 on the southeasterly side of Pleasant Street and Lots #214B on Assessors New Plat #28 and #178 on Assessors' Plat #1 on the southwesterly side of Forest Street.
Louis P. Thibodeau from Single Residence to Business District P, Lot # 14 on Assessors' New Plat #12 on the westerly side of Washington Street and the southerly side of Highland Avenue.
Thomas G Sadler and the Industrial Trust Company from Single Residence to Business District P Use, Lots #73, #73C, and #74 on Assessors' New Plat # 14 on the northwesterly corner of Washington Street and Highland Avenue.
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Isadore Bogus from Single Residence to Business District P Use Lots #30-78 and #88-89, on Assessors' New Plat # 15 , on the westerly side of Washington Street northerly of Como Drive.
Plat Hearings Held: Brookfield Acres, Section IV, Thayer Farms Plat Lots #24-41, Lynwood Park Plat.
Streets voted to be accepted:
Harvard Street from the end of the 1953 acceptance easterly to land of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Fall River
Brander Road from Gray Street easterly
Sherman Street
Washburn Street
Gerri Drive from Lindsey Street easterly for 1/20 feet to Davis Street Karen Street from Lindsey Street easterly for 1060 feet to Davis Street Knott Street from Park Street easterly 2180 feet
Davis Circle from South Avenue to Patterson Street.
Stead Avenue
Martin Street from East to Maple Streets
Walton Street from North Avenue 615 feet westerly.
Respectfully submitted,
Attleboro Planning Board. Frank L. Briggs Chairman
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REPORT OF THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEAL 1962
To His Honor the Mayor and The Honorable Municipal Council:
During the calendar year 1962 the Board of Appeal held thirteen regular and seventeen special meetings. It considered fifty-one applications and appeals, of which thirty-nine were granted, in whole or in part, three were denied, three with- drawn, and there were six pending at the end of the year.
Detailed statistics of the Board for the calendar year 1962 are as follows:
1960
1961 1962
Number of regular meetings
15
12
13
Number of special meetings
19
14
17
Total applications or appeals filed
64
44
51
Granted (in whole or in part)
40
29
39
Denied
8
8
3
Withdrawn (or otherwise disposed of)
8
2
3
Applications or appeals pending at end of calendar year
8
5
6
Respectfully submitted,
Charles E. Judge, Chairman Vincent M. Germani, Member
George Gibb, Associate Member Bazil B. Mulligan, Associate Member
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REPORT OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION 1962
To the Mayor and the Municipal Council:
During the year 1962 the Development and Industrial Commission continued its usual program of studies and activities. These studies and activities are directed towards maintaining and enlarging the industrial base of the city.
An appropriation request that was approved by Mayor Brennan and the Municipal Council permitted us to undertake site improvement work on a portion of the so-called North Avenue Industrial Park.
In addition to improving the appearance of the area, this site improvement work re-assured several industrial concerns of the city's intention to develop an industrial area and before the end of the year resulted in the sale of sites for two new factories. In addition to these two sites, there are strong indications that negotiations between the Commission and several other concerns will be completed in 1963 for at least two more factory sites.
The North Avenue Area Park now has sewer and water installations. The Comm- ission can assure other prospects that an access road and surface drainage will be provided in the spring of 1963 to coincide with the construction of a 35, 000 sq. ft. factory by Well,s Inc .. These assurances will be significant factors in selling all avail- able land in this Park by 1964.
The proposed Chapter 90 improvement of County Street will have a favorable affect on another city-owned site -- the former City Farm, consisting of about 80 developable acres. The success that has attended our improvement program of the North Avenue site indicates that a similar program of preparation should be undertaken at the County Street site.
During the past year, eleven direct contacts have been made with out-of-town prospects. To date, no final decisions have been received. New industries from out-of-town are very desirable and every effort will be made to attract them. An equally important phase of Industrial Development consists of service to our exist- ing industries -- especially making provision for their expansion and understanding of the part the city can play in improving their competitive position against foreign imports -- so that they can continue to make their substantial contribution to the eco- nomic health of the city. The Commission plans to expand its present services to existing industry so that they may be constantly reminded that Attleboro offers the best opportunity for their growth and prosperity.
In the conduct of our work we have been especially helped by the cooperation of Mayor Cyril K. Brennan; all members of the Municipal Council; Rev. Frank Briggs, chairman and Mrs. Hazel Shaw, secretary of the Planning Board; City Solicitor Franklin R. Mckay; Supt Russell F. Tennant and the staff of the Public Works Department; Chairman Patrick Byrnes of the Board of Assessors. To these and all others who have helped in many ways the Commission expresses its sincere thanks.
Respectfully submitted, Development and Industrial Commission Howard S. Ireland Chairman William N. Ward Clerk
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REPORT OF THE PARK DEPARTMENT 1962
To the Park Commission
Gentlemen:
I herewith present my 17th annual report as Superintendent of the Park Commission.
We are growing each year, and our facilities are being taxed to the limit; we must prepare for a growth of visitors in the very near future.
The zoo is our main attraction, but the general maintenance and our over all cleanliness receives many comments and compliments which brings our visitors back again. We must continue this high standard of maintenance.
The yard and building given by the Rotary Club for the Gibbons has given many hours of enjoyment while these animals performed. We now have only two, as two died -- one from pneumonia and the other was a sudden death, as he showed no symptoms of any disorder physically.
The Attleboro Concert Band continued to play excellent concerts, and Jim Sullivan as vocalist makes for a pleasant evening of music.
The Sweet Forest continues to have an increase of picnickers, and as we add new tables the demand continues for more .
We had 25 days for skating. A few were too cold for many and a few were cut short due to rain or snow; but when the weather was right, many got much pleasure .
The lawns and flower beds received the usual care and were enjoyed by our visitors. The tennis courts were used really hard, and we could not give them the proper care. We are looking forward to the use of courts at the high school, as we can then keep our dirt. courts in shape for good tennis.
A tractor with mowers and loader was purchased and reduced the mowing time by 1/3 and was a great back saver on many occasions. Some tree trimming was done and a few new trees were planted on the Common and along Dennis Street in the Park. Our small personnel limits our scope of work.
The Newell Shelter received a complete going over by being painted, the cement piers patched, the broken tile on the roof replaced, and permanent benches installed.
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A new addition to our storage shed was a much needed improvement, and many things are now under cover that were left outside during the winter.
The roads were sealed with asphalt and sand and should be in good condition for another five years.
A beautiful exhibit is being planned for Capron Park and should make us feel proud to be part of it.
Respectfully, William Sharkey Park Superintendent.
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REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT BOARD 1962
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, 1962.
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:
1. Ismay Sharkey, Chairman Term expires February, 1963
2. Earl P. Cooper, Term expires July, 1961
3. Frank E. Streeter, Jr., Secretary - Term expires December, 1962
INVESTMENTS AND INVESTMENT EARNINGS
New investments acquired during the year amounted to $ 61,713.75. This figure represents the cost to the system of securities purchased. Bonds maturing during the year amounted to $ 1,007.50, leaving a net addition to the investment account of $ 60,706.25. There was a surplus of $ 8,520.39 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
Utility Bonds
$ 153,000.00 104,605.22 218,984.38 Railroad and railroad equipment 56,455.53 Industrials Bank Stocks Co-operative Bank Stocks
33,455.90
81,423.00
64,000.00
10,000.00
Federal Savings & Loan Shares Savings account Checking account
27,503.65 4,601.31 $ 754,028.99
During the year 1962 twenty-nine new members were enrolled in the system, three persons were retired, fourteen persons left the service of the City and withdrew their accumulated deductions, one member in service died, three retired members died, leaving the total active and inactive membership 371. With ten beneficiaries of members receiving benefits, this brings the total membership to 392.
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Report of the Contributory Retirement Board continued-
INCOME AND PAYMENTS
Contributions from the City for the year 1962 amounted to $ 73,214.00 which is distributed as follows:
Pension Fund Expense fund
$ 69,714.00 3,500.00
Contributions from members for the year 1962 amounted to $ 63,551.35 which is - credited to the Annuity Savings Fund.
Pension and annuity payments for the year 1962 amounted to $ 87,826.16.
BALANCE SHEET
MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS
December 31, 1962
CASH
$ 4,601.31
INVESTMENTS :
Stocks and bonds
647,924.03
Co-operative Bank shares
64,000.00
Federal Savings & Loan shares
10,000.00
Savings bank deposits
27,503.65
INTEREST RECEIVABLE:
Due and accrued December 31, 1962
4,591.30
$ 758,620.29
LIABILITIES
FUND BALANCES :
Annuity Savings Fund
573,709.92
Annuity Reserve Fund
73,848.17
Special Fund for Military Service
2,367.45
Pension Fund
107,322.12
Expense Fund
1,372.63
758,620.29
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1 REPORT OF THE CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY 1962
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 1962.
During the year I have had offers and sold many parcels of Tax Title property 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 Municipal Council who authorize sale of said properties at or about the assessed valuation of each parcel.
During the year 1962 the following parcels were submitted with the offers made therefore:
1. One lot of land on the south side of Chestnut Street, being lot 354 New Plat 60$100. 00
2. One lot of land on the east side of Brook St , being lot 197 New Plat 42 500.00
3. One lot of land on the east of Camp St. , being lot 101A on New Plat 103 25.00
4. Four lots of land on the north side of Morris Ave , being lots 296-297-298 and 299 New Plat 5 170.00
5. Seven lots on the south side of Belair Ave. , being lots 179-185 inclusive on New Plat 18 300. 00
6. Five parcels of land on west side of West Street on Pidge Plat formerly part of water shed 365. 00
7. One lot of land on south side of Camp St. being lot 164 New Plat 103 25. 00
8. Three lots of land on south side of Middle St., being lots 163, 164, 165, N. P. 70 50. 00
9. Two lots of land on west side of Davis Ave. , being lots 44, 45 New Plat 42 50.00
10 One lot of land on Lexington Ave. , being lot 191 New Plat 43 200. 00
11. One lot of land on south side of Guild Ave, being lot 135 New Plat 4 160. 00
12. Two lots of land on south side of Fuller Ave. , being lots 22, 23, on N. P. 21 50.00
13. One lot of land on the north side of Ave. B, being lot 30 New Plat 21 25.00
14. Three lots of land on westerly side of Lereau Ave., being lots 399 to 401 incl. on New plat 5
60. 00
15. Four lots of land on the westerly side Simpson Rd. , lots 39 to. 42 incl. N. P. 72 100. 00
16. One lot of land on east side of Thacher St. being lot 548 New Plat 44 360. 00
17. Three lots of land on west side of Grant Rd. , being lots 5-6-7- on N. P. 36 200. 00
18. Four lots of land off So. Main St. , being lots 45-46-47 & 51 N. P. 35 300. 00
19. Four lots of land on Pinedale Plat being lots 309 to 312 incl. N. P. 119 65. 00
20. One lot of land on the South side of Sullivan St, being lot 7 N. P. 18 50. 00
21. One lot of land on west side of Tyson Place being lot 50 N. P. 6 100. 00
22. 17 acres new Norton Town line being shown as 104 Misc. 200.00
$ 3,555. 00
Several other lots were wanted but individuals did not make reasonable offers and were not accepted. Thanks to the Assessors Office, the Mayor, the City Treasurer, and the Council for their kind assistance in working with me in the performance of my duties. Respectfully submitted
Henry Rotenberg, Custodian.
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REPORT OF THE FORESTRY DEPARTMENT 1962
To the Mayor and the Municipal Council
Gentlemen:
Herewith submitted is the report of the Forestry Department for the year 1962.
As in the past our biggest problem is the battle with the Dutch elm disease which takes so many of our beautiful elms. We try to answer every call received and the trees are cut down if beyond saving, otherwise the dead limbs are re- moved.
As always we make frequent checks on the condition of trees along the roadsides and remove all dangerous limbs. This is especially important after wind and snow storms.
The roadside brush cutting and spraying against poison ivy has also been carried on as usual. We have also had a number of calls to destroy bees' and hornets' nests.
A number of years past a program was initiated whereby young sugar maples were given to home owners. The trees add much to the value of property and a great deal to the beauty of it. With more and more new homes being built, the de- mand for these trees continued to increase. The trees are distributed on a first come first served basis.
The Forestry Department will continue to do its best work in the future as has been done in the past.
Forestry Department
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IN MEMORIAM
Warren Palmer Hofmann died June 1, 1962 after years of faithful service as City Forester. Under his direction and guidance the Forestry Department was expanded in keeping with the growth of the City.
The young trees planted along the Public Ways and in Parks during the service of Warren Palmer Hofmann as City Forester, contribute to the beauty of the City and constitute a living memorial to his faithful service.
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, 1962, 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 Appropriations - Transfers - Receipts and Expenditures December 31, 1962.
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDED
DEBIT TRANSFERS
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCE
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salaries
Salaries
3,300.00
3,300.00
0.00
3,300.00
3,300.00
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
General Expenses
Incidentals
60.00
Chair Repairs
307.50
367.50
367.50
0.00
367.50
307.50
60.00
MAYOR .S DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
MAYOR .S DEPARTMENT
Clerical
3,450.00
Regular
1,949.72
Penny Milk Administration
150.00
MAYOR .S DEPARTMENT Other Expen ses
Phone
446.50
Postage
66.00
Office Supplies
64.77
Incidentals
17.61
Mayor's Expenses
999.99
1,594.87
1,594.87
.13
1,595.00
MAYOR 'S ADDRESS . MULTIGRAPH DIVISION Expenses
Phone
156.20
Office Supplies
208.03
Electric Typewriter Service
74.50
Address. Multigraph Equipment & Supplies
434.67
Addressograph-Multigraph Service
428.74
Express
10.60
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
5,300.00
5,300.00
0.00
5,300.00
5,300.00
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Clerical
3,450.00
Extra
1,596.20
Extra
927.00
5,973.20
5,973.20
3.00
5,976.20
630.00
5,346.20
AUDITING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses
Phone
200.60
Office Supplies
374.98
Supplies for Other Departments
268.63
Postage
25.00
Seeking Information
173.31
Incidentals
27.92
Typewriter & Adding Machine Service
131.84
Binding Ledgers
74.10
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Salary
Salary
5.300.00
5,300.00
0.00
5,300.00
5,300.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT
Clerical
Regular
3,450.00
Regular
2,755.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT
6,205.00
6,205.00
0.00
6,205.00
6,205.00
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses
Phone
165.85
Stationery and Printing
2,302.52
Tax Sales
145.30
Postage
1,914.00
Bonds
372.46
Deputy Collector
470.00
Office Supplies and Incidentals
415.96
Seeking Information
81.47
5,867.56
5,867.56
0.00
5,867.56
1,200.00
4,667.56
44.40 R
1,320.78
49.22
1,370.00
1,370.00
1,312.74
1,312.74
.19
1,312.93
1,312.93
8,000.00
8,000.00
0.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
Regular
5,549.72
5,549.72
.28
5,550.00
5,550.00
1,595.00
Regular
1,276.38
2.
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDED
DEBIT TRANSFERD
DEBIT TOTAL
UNEXPENDED BALANCE
CREDIT TOTAL
CREDIT TRANSFERS
RECEIPTS APPROPRIATIONS
COLLECTING DEPARTMENT New Equipment
New Typewriter
200.00
200.00 R.
400.00
0.00
400.00
400.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Assessors' Salaries
5,300.00
Assessor
4,600.00
2,100.00
12,000.00
0.00
12,000.00
12,000.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Clerical
2,910.00
Regular Regular Extra Clerk
2,807.00
199.62
5,916.67
5,916.67
77.33
5,994.00
5,994.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Special Accounts
Changing Plates & Clerical Assistance
0.00
0.00
77.97
77.97
77.97
Legal Expenses
800.00
800.00
0.00
800.00
800.00
New Plats
0.00
0.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses
Phone
Titles and Transfers
338.80
Office Supplies
759.36
Auto Allowance
120.80
Seeking Information
300.23
Advertising
9.21
CITY SOLICITOR Salary
Salary
4,300.00
4,300.00
0.00
4,300.00
4,300.00
CITY SOLICITOR Other Expenses
Expenses
814.00
814.00
0.00
814.00
114.00
700.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Salary
5,300.00
5,300.00
0.00
5,300.00
5,300.00
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Clerical
3,450.00
Ragular Extra
549.30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Other Expenses
Phone
266.20
Office Supplies
542.20
Certifying Tax Notee
230.00
Bonds
235.62
Foreclosing Tax Liens
159.13
Postage
1,041.81
Seouring Information
221.25
Printing Checks
415.50
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