Town annual report of Andover 1960-1962, Part 30

Author: Andover (Mass.)
Publication date: 1960
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 666


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Contractual Services


$ 13,677.30


Balance to 1963


13,677.30 5,348.70


$ 19,026.00


$ 19,026.00


ARTICLE 9, 1961 - REMOVE GRAVEL AND FILL, HAGGETTS POND


$


735.90


Professional Services


$ 735.90


$ 735.90


$ 735.90


Balance from 1961


185


ARTICLE 17, 1962 - WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS


Transfer Surplus Revenue


Received from Merrimack College


Labor


$ 2,446.00


Professional Services


11,905.23


Contractual Services


80,235.98


Pipe Inspection and Test Borings


691.73


Bituminous Concrete


1,224.94


603.69


Supplies All Other


22.50


97,130.07


Balance to 1963


19,866.95


$ 116,997.02


$ 116,997.02


ARTICLE 48, 1960 - STORM DRAINAGE ROGERS BROOK


Balance from 1961


23,776.02 $


Architectural Services $ 87.50


State Division of Water- ways


Plans for Rogers Brook


1,500.00


State Portion Rogers Brook


135,318.13


All Other


17.00


136,922.63


Balance to 1963


113,146.61 cr.


$ 23,776.02


$ 23,776.02


$ 102,000.00 14,997.02


186


ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$ 9,978.00


Salary, Engineer


$


7,143.89


Wages


854.15


Office Maintenance


536.90


Equipment


579.57


Meals and Travel


375.20


All Other


153.71


9,643.42


To Revenue


334.58


$ 9,978.00


$ 9,978.00


SPRING GROVE CEMETERY


Appropriation


Perpetual Care Funds Income


Salaries


Superintendent


$ 4,912.29


Clerk


324.45


Labor


17,741.46


Fuel


148.37


Light


26.81


Water


25.11


Office Maintenance


203.10


Equipment and Supplies


823.23


Repairs


206.05


Buildings and Grounds Maint- enance


224.63


Car and Truck Maintenance


257.66


Cement, Tarvia and Sand


946.14


New Equipment


1,995.43


All Other


61.92


27,896.65


To Revenue


831.55


$ 28,728.20


$ 28,728.20


$ 23,370.00 5,358.20


187


INTEREST


Appropriation


$ 93,401.00


School Loans Water Bonds Sewer Bonds


$ 81,245.00 5,100.00 6,206.00


92,551.00


To Revenuo


850.00


93,401.00


$ 93,401.00


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Appropriation


$ 294,000.00


School Bonds


Water Bonds


Sewer Bonds


$ 255,000.00 20,000.00 19,000.00


$ 294,000.00


$ 294,000.00


188


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Interest Private Trust Funds


Interest Cemetery Perpetual Cares


Cemetery Flower Funds


Surplus Revenue - Interest Real Estate Taxes


9.27


Blue Cross - Blue Shield


Bond Deposit


30,883.65 11,900.00 2,926.25


Dog Licenses Sale of Dogs


Essex County Tax


Essex County Tuberculosis Tax


Estimated Receipts


Group Life Insurance


Eugene V. Lovely Pension


1,411.09


National Defense Education Act


648.90


Spring Grove Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds


3,934.75


Petty Cash Advance


865.00


Walter L. Raymond Fund


1,260.09


Retirement Fund


60,532.00 19,537.50


Tailings


United Fund


Withholding Taxes - Federal


Withholding Taxes - State


Departmental Refunds


5,682.30 16,385.58


Other Refunds


Total Expenditures for 1962


$5,481,367.07


Cash on hand, January 1, 1963


1,029,625.17


$6,510,992.24


189


$ 15,499.44 61.16 1,429.52 133.50


81.00 94,845.83 22,915.54 116.69 3,777.76


Savings Bonds


25.45 722.08 314,590.80 27,907.78


BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1962 GENERAL ACCOUNTS ASSETS


Cash $ 1,029,625.17


Uncollected Taxes


Levy of 1958


Personal


48.08


Real Estate


1,981.85


Levy of 1959


Personal


340.60


Real Estate


4,426.50


Levy of 1960


Poll


50.00


Personal


529.81


Real Estate


9,735.12


Levy of 1961


Poll


2.00


Personal


780.60


Real Estate


16,060.29


Levy of 1962


Poll


1,020.00


Personal


806.00


Real Estate


68,219.18


Loans Authorized


185,000.00


Article 48, 1960 - Rogers Brook


113,146.61


$ 1,431,771.81


190


BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1962 GENERAL ACCOUNTS


LIABILITIES


Bond Deposits


Blue Cross-Blue Shield


$ 3,300.00 357.64 27.36


Group Insurance


Savings Bonds


2,082.82


Withholding Taxes - Federal


30,936.43 8,700.02 480.40


Cemetery Sales Fund


6,107.00


Nat'l. Defense Education Act Title III


1,015.91 3.07


Nat'l. Defense Education Act Title V


Loans Authorized and Unissued


185,000.00


State Parks and Reservations Overestimate Essex County Taxes Overestimate


5,385.32 15,586.58


Parking Meter Reserve Fund


Off-Street Parking Meter Reserve Fund


Sale of Real Estate Fund


Overlay Surplus


Cverlay 1958


Overlay 1959


Overlay 1960


Overlay 1961


Overlay 1962


544.26 6,364.15 65,145.38 1,912.34 4,767.10 10,314.93 16,842.89 1,759.06 406.10 243.75


Machine Account


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Bequests


School Cafeterias


32,856.07 9,497.19 201.85


Aid to Dependent Children - Federal Grants Disability Assistance - Federal Grants Old Age Assistance - Federal Grants


455.30


Medical Assistance for Aged - Federal Grants Secondary School Expansion Needs Study Industrial Development Commission


5,142.20 813.06 5,000.00 2,400.00


Article 3, 1962, Moderator and Selectmen's Salaries 125.84


Article 20, 1961, Pumping Engine, Fire Dept. Article 8, 1961, Continue Engineering Survey and Master Plan


1,375.09


Article 10, 1960, Sewer Storm Drainage


500.00


Article 25, 1961, Sewer Lovejoy Road


16,170.32


Article 15, 1962, Purchase Tractor-Type Bulldozer 2,300.00


191


388.02


Andover Athletic Association


995.57


Withholding Taxes - State


Tailings


Article 20, 1962, Widening Holt and Wildwood Roads


$ 259.24


Article 42, 1956, Storm Drainage, Hidden Road 222.44


Article 49, 1962, Chap. 90, Highway Con- struction 53,939.95


Article 24, 1961, New Elementary School


16,391.00


Article 25, 1962, Sub-drainage at High School 5,400.37


Article 27, 1962, Library Extension Plans 2,000.00 Article 8, 1958, Acquire Future School Sites, etc. 19,100.00


Article 11, 1957, Purchasing & Developing Land for Off-Street Parking 25,000.00


Article 12, 1957, To Develop Additional Off-Street Parking


3,875.68


Article 14, 1961, Establish Boundaries 1,050.00 Article 15, 1958, Development and Indus- trial Commission 550.00


Article 16, 1960, Pipe for Crossing Route 495 25,050.08


Article 16, 1961, Land Purchase by Conserva- tion Committee 1,500.00


Article 16, 1962, Garbage Collection


18,741.38


Article 17, 1961, Land Acquisition Commit- tee 30,000.00


Article 18, 1962, Preliminary Plans - New Town House, Fire and Police Stations


7,500.00


Article 19, 1962, Complete Master Plan 4,449.25


Article 21, 1962, Land Acquisition


30,000.00


Article 24, 1962, Establish Boundaries


1,897.75


Article 26, 1962, Easements - Automatic Crossing Gates - B. & M. 25.00


Article 26, 1960, Land Acquisition


1,828.95


Article 53, 1960, Establish Boundaries of


Existing Ways Used Publicly 654.50


Article 60, 1961, Civil War Centennial Com- mittee 467.00


Article 5, 1961, Improvements to Water System 21,924.95 Article 6, 1961, Engineering Supervision, Route 495


7,567.54


Article 7, 1961, Replace Present Water Shop 5,348.70


Article 17, 1962, Water System Improvements 19,866.95


Article 22, 1962, Rogers Brook 10,000.00


Article 44, 1960, Land at Haggett's Pond for increasing Water Storage 8,829.20 662,828.86


Surplus Revenue


$ 1,431,771.81


192


REVENUE ACCOUNTS - RESERVE UNTIL COLLECTED MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue


1956


$


92.53


$ 58,333.17


1957


274.23


1958


2,460.07


1959


6,239.22


1960


8,019.65


1961


8,535.20


1962


32,712.27


$ 58,333.17


$ 58,333.17


FARM ANIMAL EXCISE TAXES


Farm Animal Excise


Taxes


Farm Animal Excise Revenue


1962 $ 64.08 $ 64.08


TAX TITLES


Tax Titles $ 2,309.23


Tax Titles Revenue $ 16,617.15


Tax Titles


Possessions


14,307.92


$ 16,617.15


$ 16,617.15


193


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Sewer


Unapportioned $22,870.66


Added to Taxes


1958


21.39


1959


250.83


1960


328.69


1961


449.62


1962


568.81


Water Betterments


Unapportioned


12,964.88


Added to Taxes


1960


56.10


1961


56.10


1962


56.10


Committed Interest


1958


45.85


1959


74.48


1960


201.84


1961


177.08


1962


266.73


$ 38,389.16


$ 38,389.16


DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Fire Department $ 981.00


Departmental Revenue $ 3,792.41


Sewer Installa-


tions


652.25


General Relief


75.00


School Department 2,084.16


$ 3,792.41


$ 3,792.41


Special Assessments Revenue


$38,389.16


194


WATER DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE


Water Rates $ 33,801.31


Water Revenue $ 39,421.31


Water Services


& Miscellaneous


3,910.12


Water Services Added to Taxes


1959


396.49


1960


121.85


1961


6.00


1962


52.62


Water Liens Added


to Taxes


1958


124.29


1959


21.92


1960


386.66


1961


155.73


1962


444.32


$ 39,421.31


$ 39,421.31


195


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Net Funded and Fixed Debt $3,260,000.00


Article 1, 1951 Elem. School $ 200,000.00


Article 10, 1955 High School 1,310,000.00


Article 1, 1957 South School


600,000.00


Article 24, 1961 Sanborn School


805,000.00


Article 1, 1957


BallardVale &


Abbott Wells


150,000.00


Article 14, 1960 Sewer Trunk Line 195,000.00


$3,260,000.00


$3,260,000.00


196


DEFERRED REVENUE


Suspended Sewer


Assessments $


6,119.04


Suspended Sewer Assessments Revenue $ 6,119.04


Apportioned Sewer


Assessments


Not Due $ 52,805.20


Apportioned Sewer Assess- ments Due


1963


$ 5,401.37


1964


5,228.15


1965


5,118.19


1966


4,799.20


1967


4,296.60


1968


4,038.66


1969


2,689.62


1970


2,413.67


1971


2,413.67


1972


2,394.22


1973


2,380.18


1974


2,380.18


1975


2,380.15


1976


2,057.09


1977


1,829.15


1978


1,635.31


1979


1,349.79


$ 52,805.20


$ 52,805.20


197


DEFERRED REVENUE


Apportioned Water Betterments Not Due $ 8,121.66


Apportioned Water Betterments Due


1963


$


897.48


1964


897.49


1965


897.49


1966


897.50


1967


897.50


1968


355.20


1969


355.20


1970


355.20


1971


355.20


1972


355.20


1973


355.20


1974


355.20


1975


355.20


1976


355.20


1977


355.20


1978


41.10


1979


41.10


$ 8,121.66


$ 8,121.66


198


TRUST FUNDS


Trust and Investment Funds - Cash and Securities


$ 442,822.20


Emma J. Lincoln Village Improvement Fund$ 892.29


Dr. Edward C. Conroy School Fund 300.00


Draper School Fund 1,380.16


Holt School Fund 102.27


Alfred V. Lincoln


Spelling Bee Fund 587.98


Emily F. Raymond Fund


1,500.00


Walter Landor Raymond


Fund (Welfare) 10,309.09


David & Lucy Hayward Shaw Welfare Fund 10,579.79


Edward Taylor Fuel Fund 185.71


Emeline S. Lincoln


Village Improve- Ment Fund 1,638.73


Varnum Lincoln


Spelling Bee Fund 587.99


Richardson School Fund 1,436.87


U. S. Constitution


Fund, Andover Post #8 206.18


Kate Adams Swift Fund for Memorial


Hall Library


250.74


J. M. Bean Cemetery Flower Fund 104.06


M. E. Carter Cemetery Flower Fund 326.76


Vesta A. Davis Cem- etery Flower Fund 104.06


Ellen F. Foster Cem- etery Flower Fund 101.97


199


Isaac E. Giddings Burial Ground Fund $ 1,513.36


John Kershaw Cem- etery Flower Fund 50.54


Ralph J. Maslen Cem-


etery Flower Fund 265.78


Mary E. Morrill Cem- etery Flower Fund 104.06


Frances Nichols Cem-


etery Flower Fund 50.54


Abbie M. Smart Spec-


1al Cemetery Fund 1,430.83


J. M. Soutar Cem-


etery Flower Fund 323.04


Post War Rehabilita- tion Fund 26,917.96


Nettie E. Hudson Cemetery Flower Fund 210.05


Thomas Thin Cemetery Flower Fund 547.66


William A. Allen


Flower Fund 211.44


George A. Torrey


Cemetery Flower Fund 561.92


Alexander Smith


Cemetery Flower Fund 157.80


Bertha M. Stevens


Cemetery Flower Fund 210.26


G. H. Wardwell Cem- etery Flower Fund 550.37


White & McGraw Cem- etery Flower Fund 50.54


200


John Cornell Wood & Coal Fund 7,175.04


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 176,598.56


Punchard Free School Principal Fund


78,236.99


Barnard Fund


1,034.05


Henry W. & Mabel Barnard Fund


1,157.76


Draper Fund


1,537.91


Goldsmith Fund


347.34


Edna G. Chapin Fund 2,315.25


Elizabeth T. Gut- terson Scholarship Fund 1,022.88


M. E. Gutterson Botany Prize Fund


333.43


Alice M. Bell Fund 1,022.58


Helen & Harold Rafton Fund 802.69


Reserve Fund


10,106.92


Memorial Hall


Library Fund 95,893.34


Andover Tennis


Court Fund 863.13


Mary E. Farrington


Flower Fund


623.53


$442,822.20


$442,822.20


201


MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUND


Municipal Contributory Retirement Funds Cash and Securities


Annuity Savings Fund $ 378,513.37


$ 510,093.71


Military Service Fund


3,558.83


Accrued Interest on Bonds


5,260.62


Annuity Reserve Fund


72,261.04


Pension Fund


58,748.10


Expense Fund


2,272.99


$ 515,354.33 $ 515,354.33


202


ANDOVER CONTRIBUTORY BOARD OF RETIREMENT REPORT


The Town of Andover Contributory Board of Retirement herewith submits the following report for the year 1962:


Cash on Hand, January 1, 1962


$ 1,911.43


Receipts :


Appropriations :


Town Pension Fund


$ 57,518.00


Andover Housing Authority


1,252.00


Expense Fund


3,014.00


Members' Contributions


47,111.00


19,492.50


Interest on Investments Bonds Sold Refund


8,534.82


297.28


$ 137,219.60


Expenditures :


Retirement Allowances


$ 82,862.45


Investments


39,961.30


Accrued Interest on Investments


514.58


Refunds


7,698.06


Office Maintenance Salaries :


450.00


Accountant Clerk


1,209.28


Deposit Box


50.00


Surety Bonds


52.50


Dues and Travel


25.00


Office Supplies


210.17


Cash on Hand, January 1, 1963


$ 133,033.34 $ 6,097.69


203


STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES


ASSETS


Cash :


Bay State Merchants Bank


$ 6,096.69


Andover Savings Bank


1.00


Investments :


Bank Stocks


73,082.38


Government Bonds


10,000.00


Industrial Bonds


27,452.35


Public Utility Bonds


209,297.19


Railroad Bonds


57,468.50


Telephone Bonds


126,695.60


Interest Due and Accrued, December 31, 1962


5,260.62


$ 515,354.33


LIABILITIES


Annuity Savings Fund


$ 378,513.37


Special Fund for Military Service


3,558.83


Annuity Reserve Fund


72,261.04


Pension Fund


58,748.10


Expense Fund


2,272.99


$ 515,354.33


204


The required appropriation by the Town for 1963 for the Pension Fund as certified by the Insurance Department of the Commonwealth is $63,119.00.


During the year twenty-six employees were taken into the system. Two members retired, thirteen left the employ of the town and three pensioners died.


On December 31, 1962 there were two hundred and four active members, two inactive, thirty-seven on retirement and seven widows receiving survivorship allow- ance o


Respectfully submitted,


GEORGE C. NAPIER, Chairman DAVID L. NICOLL, Secretary EDMOND E. HAMMOND


205


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