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Change reference under ID from Y(yes) to N(no) ..
Paragraph 29.
Delete the present wording and substitute the following new paragraph therefor:
29. As in Par. 28, provided that all activities including the storage of goods, materials, products, equipment and non-registered motor vehicles shall be conducted within enclosed structures. See, also, restrictions covered in other applicable portions of the bylaw.
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Change reference under ID from SP (Special Permit) to Y (Yes) . Change reference under IA from Y(Yes) to SP (Special Permit).
Paragraph 27.
Paragraph 30.
Delete the present wording and substitute the following new paragraph therefor:
30. Offensive Industrial Operations including the following:
(a) Abattoir, stockyard, or establishment for the reduction of offal, garbage or animal matter.
(b) Incinerator (except as operated by the Town) .
(c) Manufacture or storage of explosives or fireworks.
(d) Manufacture of cement or lime.
(e) Junk or scrap yard, which shall mean a lot used for the storage of any worn-out, cast-off, or dis- carded material ready for destruction or collected for salvage or conversion to some use. A lot con- taining more than one unregistered motor vehicle not in condition for travel and stored in the open
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shall be considered to fall within this defini- tion. The one motor vehicle permitted shall be stored so that it is not visible from any way or from any residential property or from any Office Park District which abuts the lot on which the motor vehicle is stored.
(f) Truck Terminal or intermediate transfer facility.
(g) Any use which creates a hazard to safety and health in the community or danger of fire or explosion or which creates dust, smoke, odor, fumes, gas, vapor, fly ash, sewage, refuse, noise or vibration, any of which are perceptible under normal conditions at any property line.
and Change references under IA and IG from Y(yes) to N(no) .
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 28. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V. A. Table of Dimensional Requirements by deleting under the Industrial Districts all references to Industrial B and Industrial C Districts and change the Zoning Map by designating the Ind. B. and Ind. C. Districts as Industrial D.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V. A. Table of Dimensional Requirements by deleting under the Industrial Districts all reference to Industrial B and Industrial C Districts and change the Zoning Map by designating the Ind. B. and Ind. C. Districts as Industrial D.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 29. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V. B. 3 by adding, at the beginning of this paragraph, the following words: "Except as covered in Paragraph 8.a. below", so that the paragraph reads in part .... (3) Except as covered in Paragraph 8.a. below, the minimum requirements for yard depth, etc ....
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V.B.3, by adding, at the beginning of this paragraph, the following words: "Except as covered in Paragraph 8.a. below", so that the paragraph reads in part ... (3) Except as covered in Paragraph 8.a. below, the minimum requirements for yard depth, etc.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 30. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V. B. 8 by deleting the present Par. 8.a. and substitute the following new Paragraph 8.a;
8.a. In any property located in Industrial Districts IA & ID, which abuts a residential district, a lot containing a dwelling in an industrial dis- trict, or an office park district, the front, side or rear yard require- ments listed in Section V.A. shall apply to all industrial facilities, including parking areas, driveways, tanks, loading bays, outdoor storage or work areas and similar accessory operations on those sides of the industrial property abutting the residential district, dwelling lot or office park district.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V.B. 8 by deleting the present Par. 8.a. and substitute the following new Paragraph 8.a:
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8.a. In any property located in Industrial Districts IA & ID, which abuts a residential district, a lot containing a dwelling in an industrial district, or an office park district, the front, side or rear yard requirements listed in Section V. A. shall apply to all industrial facilities, including parking areas, driveways, tanks, loading bays, outdoor storage or work areas and similar accessory operations on those sides of the industrial property abutting the residential district, dwelling lot or office park district, except that, in such districts, no non-residential structure shall be erected nearer than three hundred (300) feet to the outside wall of an existing dwelling in the abutting residential district or dwelling lot.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 31. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI.A. 4. by changing Par. 4, designating it as Par. 4.a. and adding after the words "usable floor area" the phrase, "or for each two employees who will be on the premises at the same time, whichever is greater", unless the Board of Appeals, etc .... and add the following new Par. 4.b. in Section VI.A.4 as follows:
4.b. Only one driveway shall be permitted in any 150 feet of frontage, un- less the frontage is less, in which case, a single vehicular access to the property will be permitted.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI.A.4 by changing Par. 4, designating it as Par. 4.a. and adding after the words "usable floor area" the phrase, "or for each two employees who will be on the premises at the same time, whichever is greater", unless the Board of Appeals, etc. .. and add the following new Par. 4.b. in Section, VI.A.4 as follows:
4.b. Only one driveway shall be permitted in any 150 feet of frontage, un- less the frontage is less, in which case, a single vehicular access to the property will be permitted.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 32. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI.A. , Par. 6. b. by deleting the definition of Usable Floor Area as it appears in the sec- ond sentence and reads as follows:
"Usable floor area shall be taken as the floor area of the building exclu- sive of, stairways and hallways, maintenance rooms or areas housing heating and ventilating equipment or storage areas accessory to the operation of the building itself."
Upon motion duly seco red, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI.A., Par. 6.b. by deleting the definition of Usable Floor Area as it ap- pears in the second sentence and reads as follows:
"Usable floor area shall be taken as the floor area of the building exclu- sive of, stairways and hallways, maintenance rooms or areas housing heating and ventilating equipment or storage areas accessory to the operation of the building itself."
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by David Erickson. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 33. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section IV. B. Paragraph 31 by adding the following sentence at the end of the Paragraph: " See Section VI.G." and changing the symbol "Y" in all districts in the table to "SP."
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously that the Town amend the Zoning Bylaw Section IVB, Paragraph 31 by adding the following at the end of the Paragraph:
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Provided that all farms existing and operating within five (5) years prior to the enactment of this amendment shall be permitted such uses as a matter of right rather than by Special Permit. See Section VI.G, and changing the symbol "Y" in all dis- tricts in the table to "SP".
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 34. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI, Other Requirements, by adding a new Paragraph G as follows:
G. Agricultural Uses
The following conditions shall not apply to farms existing at the time of the adoption of this bylaw: In granting a special permit, the Board of Appeals shall be satisfied that the conditions set forth in Section VIII B.2 as well as the following conditions are met:
1. Adequate provision shall be made for the garaging of all tools, farm machinery or vehicles incidental to the proposed use.
2. Any structure larger than 6"X6'X7', used for the above purpose or for providing housing, pens or enclosures for livestock, shall be located at least 100' from any property line.
3. In a residential district, provisions for landscaping and screening of any structure in excess of 2,000 sq. ft. of ground floor area shall be made as set forth in a written statement or sketch or both filed with the Board.
4. Adequate provision must be made for the sanitary disposal of animal wastes and for complying with all relevant Board of Health regula- tions as set forth in a written statement or sketch or both filed with the Board.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section VI, Other Requirements, by adding a new Paragraph G as follows:
G. Agricultural Uses
In granting a special permit, the Board of Appeals shall be satisfied that the conditions set forth in Section VIII B. 2 as well as the fol- lowing conditions are met :
1. Adequate provision shall be made for the garaging of all tools, farm machinery or vehicles incidental to the proposed use.
2. Any structure larger than 6'X6'X7', used for the above purpose or for providing housing, pens or enclosures for livestock, shall be located at least 100' from any property line.
3. In a residential district, provisions for landscaping and screening of any structure in excess of 2,000 sq. ft. of ground floor area shall be made as set forth in a written statement or sketch or both filed with the Board.
4. Adequate provision must be made for the sanitary disposal of animal wastes and for complying with all relevant Board of Health Regula- tions as set forth in a written statement or sketch or both filed with the Board.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
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ARTICLE 35. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section IV. B. Paragraph 42 by eliminating the present Par. 42 and substituting the following new Paragraph therefor:
42. The keeping of horses, ponies, cows or other large domestic animals solely as pets or for private, non-commercial use provided:
1. that there is a minimum lot size of two (2) acres for the first such animal;
2. that there is a minimum of one additional acre for each additional animal;
3. that any relevant Board of Health regulations are met;
4. that any structure for housing such animals which is larger than 6'X6'X7' is located at least 50' from any property line.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section IV.B. Paragraph 42 by eliminating the present Par. 42 and substituting the following new Paragraph therefor:
42. The keeping of horses, ponies, cows or other large domestic animals solely as pets or for private, non-commercial use provided:
1. that there is a minimum lot size of two (2) acres for the first such animal.
2. that there is a minimum of one additional acre for each additional animal;
3. that any relevant Board of Health regulations are met;
4. that any structure for housing such animals which is larger than 6'X6'X7' is located at least 50' from any property line.
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by John Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 36. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V. B. 3 by adding the following:
"e. are not used for housing domestic animals or livestock. "
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to amend the Zoning Bylaw, Section V.B.3 by adding the following:
"e. are not used for housing domestic animals or livestock."
A report of the Andover Planning Board was read by Jom Sheehy. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 37. To transact any other business that may legally come before the meet- ing.
The Moderator allowed a resolution to be read by Miss Catherine Stewart regarding distribution of non-fluoridated drinking water. This was not accepted by the assem- bly.
The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P. M. after motion was made and duly seconded.
The foregoing is a true record of the doings of the meeting.
ATTEST: IRVING O. PIPER, Town Clerk
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LIBRARY STATISTICS 1969 ANNUAL REPORT
Adult
Total
1968
1969
Juvenile 1968
1969
1968
1969
REGISTRATION OF BORROWERS (.1)
5,750
3,484
2,500
974
8,250
4,458
BOOK STOCK AND USE (.2)
Vols. at end of reporting year
61,408
66,202
20,325
20,554
81,733
86,756
Vols. added
6,823
5,912
1,962
1,462
8,785
7,374
Vols. withdrawn
3,676
1,118
607
1,233
4,283
2,351
Vols. circulated (incl. periodicals & pamphlets)
130,813
141,681
76,338
86,950
207,151
228,631
PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS
Subscriptions
222
299
16
15
238
314
Gifts
25
37
25
37
AUDIO-VISUAL
Owned at end of reporting year
Added during year
Circulated during year
Framed Reproductions
131
18
516
Records
1,955
369
8,526
Slides, filmstrips
292
51
366
Microfilm (reels)
2,032
823
Films (reels)
13
9
157
(.3)
GRAND TOTAL CIRCULATION: 238,196 (.4)
INTER-LIBRARY LOAN
1968
1969
Books borrowed from other libraries
271
328
Books loaned to other libraries
1,592
1,377
ACTIVITY GROUPS
1968
1969
Story Hours
36
41
Pre-school Programs
34
47
School Class Visits
30
26
Public Speaking Engagements
4 (7/69-12/69)
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PERSONNEL
1968
1969
Total Budget
$209,000
$216,000
Personal Services
137,000
140,000
Personnel as percent of total budget
66%
65%
Full-time Personnel
14
15
Part-time Personnel
29
31
Total Personnel
43
46
PER CAPITA (based on 1965 census, 20,551 population)
1968
1969
BOOK STOCK
3.9
4.2
CIRCULATION OF BOOKS
10.0
11.12
(.1) Active Registered Borrowers total 12,708. The library began a complete re-registration of all borrowers in June 1968. Since cards are issued for a three year period, the registration figures will not present a true picture until June 1971.
(.2) Book Stock is up 5,023 over 1968. Volumes circulated are up 21,480 over 1968. Andover's increasing circulation continues to be opposed to the national trend of decreasing circulation in libraries.
(.3) The 157 films circulated were shown 385 times to 240 groups with a viewing audience of 24,099.
(.4) Statistics for the library's Ballardvale Branch are included in the general figures. The branch is open 10 hours per week, has an estimated total book stock of 5,000. In 1969 the total circulation of 7,569 included 2,934 Adult, 4,531 Juvenile, and 104 Records.
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SCHEDULE II REVENUE
Year Ending December 31, 1969
GROUP I Receipts Included in Assessors' Estimates
State Distribution:
Machinery Basis
67,390.35
Tax Basis
Valuation Basis
Reimbursement Loss of Taxes
18,713.19
Court Fines
2,035.30
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise Taxes :
Current Year
591,801.64
Previous Years
65,110.09
656,911.73
Licenses :
Dog Fees
1,343.50
Liquor
10,271.00
Marriage
602.00
Miscellaneous
4,114.55
16,331.05
Special Assessments :
Unapportioned Sewer
194.40
Apportioned Sewer Paid in Advance
14,658.56
Apportioned Sewer Added to Taxes:
Current Year
17,764.46
Previous Years
504.59
Apportioned Water Paid in Advance
1,000.95
Apportioned Water Added to Taxes :
Current Year
2,632.69
Previous Years
162.78
36,918.43
General Government:
Rent - Town Property
1,027.00
Miscellaneous
6,055.06
7,082.06
Protection of Persons & Property:
Ambulance Fees
1,380.00
Building Inspector
44,700.55
Electrical Inspector
1,001.00
Gas Inspector
627.00
Septic Tank Permits
670.00
Miscellaneous
3,032.46
51,411.01
Health & Sanitation:
Plumbing Inspector
2,774.00
Reimbursement - State
248.23
3,022.23
Highways
Snow Removal - State
2,495.52
Supervision of Tree Trimming
2,272.00
4,767.52
174,720.00 202,595.24
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GROUP I (Continued)
Charities :
Disability Assistance - State
89.59 258.81
General Relief - State
Medical Assistance to Aged - State
1,853.76
2,202.16
Veterans Services
Reimbursements - State
19,835.19
Reimbursements - Individuals
544.75
20,379.94
School:
Summer School Tuition
9,600.00
Other Tuition
9,361.86
School Aid - Chapter 69, 70 & 71
461,175.34
Tuition & Transportation - State
12,678.76
Transportation - Chap. 71 Sec. 7A
98,618.92
Vocational Education
11,114.85
Rentals & Other
1,784.20
604,333.93
Libraries
Fines & Sales
2,077.83
Recreation
Concessions
117.86
Public Service Enterprises:
Water Rates
287,081.49
Water Services & Miscellaneous
1,783.00
Liens Added to Taxes:
14,010.06
Previous Years
83.21
302,957.76
Cemeteries :
Care of Lots
212.00
Foundations
601.55
Tombs & Interments
5,390.00
Miscellaneous
127.70
6,331.25
Interest:
Committed
10,526.19
Treasury Bills
7,783.23
Certificates of Deposit
173,787.46
Savings Accounts
9,296.36
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes
686.92
Taxes & Assessments
6,223.57
Tax Titles
65.85
208,369.58
School Building Assistance - State
Chapter 645 - 1948
287,586.67
Farm Animal Excise:
Current Year
521.50
Previous Years
116.50
638.00
2,676,893.09
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Current Year
GROUP II Receipts Not Included in Assessors' Estimates
Tax Title Redemptions
8,803.78
Tax Title Costs
1,006.09
Dog Funds - Care & Custody
2,779.23
Insurance Claims
477.13
Compensation for Collecting State Taxes
573.36
Workmen's Compensation Reimbursements
909.42
Refunds :
Departmental
1,155.59
Petty Cash
1,220.00
Conservation - State Grant
42,000.00
Chapter 90 - State Aid
87,579.42
Chapter 90 - County Aid
48,717.37
Miscellaneous
11,921.03
Sale of Equipment
1,737.50
Civil Defense - State
300.00
209,179.92
GROUP III Agency and Revenue Accounts
Personal Property Taxes :
Current Year
274,343.80
Previous Years
5,671.80
280,015.60
Real Estate Taxes
Current Year
6,539,849.82
Previous Years
151,444.11
6,691,293.93
Dog Licenses from County
1,992.00
Dog Licenses to County
3,220.00
N. D. E. A. Title :
57,133.00
N. D. E. A. Title III
12,602.69
N. D. E. A. Title V
3,186.00
N. D. E. A. Title VI
10,746.00
State Aid to Public Libraries
22,012.48
Off Street Parking Meters
1,069.50
Sale of Dogs
36.00
State Aid to Highways - Chap. 679 - Sec. 5
21,911.30
Public Welfare - Federal Grants :
Medical Assistance - Assistance
17,235.07
Medical Assistance - Reimbursement
1,138.03
Old Age Assistance - Recoveries
763.52
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GROUP III (Continued)
School Cafeterias
193,488.95
School Cafeterias - State Aid
64,775.35
Andover Athletic Association
16,655.25
Cemetery Sale of Lots
1,553.00
Cemetery Perpetual Cares
3,877.00
Interest:
Flower Funds
304.00
Cemetery Perpetual Cares
9,496.12
Trust and Investment Funds
2,196.02
Municipal Debt:
Loans in Anticipation of Bond Issue
330,000.00
Revenue Anticipation Loans
1,000,000.00
Bond Issue
3,940,000.00
Bond Issue Premium
18,123.61
Revenue Cash Investments
2,100,000.00
Non-Revenue Cash Investments
8,190,767.33
Payroll Deductions:
Blue Cross & Blue Shield
56,393.28
Group Insurance
7,438.24
Optional Group Insurance
8,911.50
U. S. Savings Bonds
24,172.50
United Fund
1,632.00
Withholding Taxes - Federal
855,345.14
Withholding Taxes - State
162,002.74
Accrued Interest on Bonds
20,685.00
Smith Hughes - George Barden Fund
1,554.00
Miscellaneous
18,755.44
Sales Taxes Collected
.90
Guarantee Deposits - Highway
11,260.00
Tax Title Escrow
4,641.76
Tailings
613.60
24,168,997.85
RECAPITULATION
GROUP I
2,676,893.09
GROUP II
209,179.92
GROUP III
24,168,997.85
GRAND TOTAL
27,055,070.86
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BORROWING CAPACITY OF THE TOWN
JANUARY 1, 1970
State Equalized Valuation
Borrowing Capacity 5%
Town Debt as of December 31, 1969
$14,195,000.
Less Debt Outside Debt Limit :
1956-Senior High School (West Jr High) $ 540,000.
1957-South School
1957-Water-Wells
320,000. 45,000.
1961-Sanborn
385,000.
1963-Accelerated Sewer
585,000.
1966-New Senior High School
3,120,000.
1966-Fish Brook
640,000.
1967-Water Mains-North Street)
1967-Bancroft Reservoir )
720,000.
1967-Bancroft School
1,610,000.
1967-New Senior High School (Additional)
800,000.
1968-West Elementary School Addition
2,155,000.
1968-Water Mains-Industrial Park)
1968-Water Mains-Bancroft Loop )
225,000. $11,145,000 .*
Town Debt Inside Debt Limit
3,050,000 ** $
Borrowing Capacity as of January 1, 1970
$ 5,350,000.
Less Debt Inside Debt Limit Appropriations Voted but not Bonded :
1962-Rogers Brook I $ 20,000.
1967-Land Acquisition Conservation 2,500.
1967-1969 Public Safety Center 112,000.
1968-Bancroft Road Sewer 4,000.
1968-1969 Sewer: Lowell-Bellevue-Osgood 140,000.
1968-Sewer : West Andover
1,545,000.
1969-Sewer: Summer to Chestnut Streets 65,000.
1969-School Land Acquisition 368,000. $ 2,256,500.
Uncommitted Borrowing Capacity as of January 1, 1970 $ 3,093,500.
Outside Debt Limit Voted but not Bonded:
Water Mains from Lowell Street Pumping Station $ 170,000.
This sum has been borrowed by Note in Anticipation of Bond Issue in 1970.
Inside Debt Limit Voted but not Bonded :
Sewer: Lowell-Bellevue-Osgood $ 140,000. 65,000.
Sewer: Chestnut to Summer Streets
$160,000. has been borrowed by Note in Anticipation of Bond Issue in 1970.
$168,000,000. 8,400,000.
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Town Debt as of December 31, 1969 :
DATE OF BONDS OUTSIDE
2/1/56 High School (West Junior High)
$ 540,000.
1/15/57 South School
320,000.
11/15/57
Water-Wells
45,000.
10/1/61
Sanborn School
385,000.
11/15/63
Accelerated Sewer
585,000.
4/1/66
New Senior High School
3,120,000.
4/1/66
Fish Brook
640,000.
12/1/67 Water Mains: North Street-Bancroft Reservoir
720,000.
12/1/67
Bancroft School
1,610,000.
12/1/67
New Senior High School (Additional)
800,000.
12/15/68
West Elementary School Addition
2,155,000.
12/15/68
Water Mains: Industrial Park and Bancroft Loop
225,000.
$11,145,000.
DATE OF BONDS INSIDE **
2/1/56
High School (West Junior High)
$ 60,000.
12/15/60
Riverina Sewer
90,000.
12/1/62
Rogers Brook I
45,000.
4/1/66
Municipal Buildings
915,000.
12/1/67
Public Safety Center (Police, Fire, Civil Defense)
510,000.
4/1/68
Rogers Brook II
130,000.
12/15/68
Sewer: Industrial Park-Bancroft Loop
505,000.
12/15/68
Street Construction-Industrial Park
250,000.
12/15/68
East Junior High Remodeling
320,000.
12/15/68
Land Acquisition-Conservation
225,000.
$ 3,050,000.
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TRUST-CEMETERY-SPECIAL FUNDS-IN CUSTODY OF TREASURER
DEC 31
FUND
BENEFICIARY
PRINCIPAL
JAN 1 1969 BALANCE
DEPOSITS
1969 INCOME
WITH- DRAWN
1969 BALANCE
Richardson
Shawsheen School
1000.00
1844.73
90.37
1935.10
Draper
School Dept.
1000.00
1771.79
86.79
1858.58
Holt
School Dept.
50.00
131.23
6.41
137.64
Conroy
Punchard Prizes
250.00
322.12
15.45
12.00
325.57
American Legion
Punchard Prizes
200.00
224.15
10.71
8.00
226.86
V. & A.V. Lincoln
Spelling Prizes
1000.00
1170.70
54.02
135.00
1089.72
Emeline S. Lincoln
A.V.I.S.
1000.00
2103.78
103.06
2206.84
Emma J. Lincoln
A.V.I.S.
544.60
1145.50
56.10
1201.60
Taylor
Fuel
300.00
238.34
11.66
250.00
David & Lucy Shaw
Welfare
10000.00
12396.66
607.41
13004.07
Smart
Flower Fund
1000.00
1742.03
85.06
16.30
1810.79
W. L. Raymond
Welfare
7845.81
8244.74
36.73(1)
403.68
8685.15
E. F. Raymond
Cemetery-Welfare
1302.77
1500.00
73.47
73.47(2)
1500.00
Flower
Spring Grove-Prin.
4550.00
238.21
238.21
4550.00
Flower
Spring Grove-Int.
112.05
238.21
3.64
228.00
125.90
Allen, Flower
South Church Cemetery
200.00
236.81
10.23
40.00
207.04
Rafton
Conservation
598.50
1195.01
66.88(3)
27.70
80.00
1209.59
Perpetual Cares (143)
South Church Cem.
20887.73
1341.20
1341.20
20887.73
Perpetual
Cares
(71)
Christ Church Cem.
7610.00
404.28
404.28
7610.00
Perpetual Cares
(6)
St. Augustine's Cem.
650.00
34.53
34.53
650.00
Perpetual Cares
(207)
Spring Grove Cem.
176295.27
3877.00(4) 9505.21
9505.21
180172.27
Towle-Available
Aged-Disabled-
27742.25
18687.78
10602.89
35827.14
Stabilization
17076.15
873.57
17949.72
Post War
Rehabilitation
34558.41
1693.35
36251.76
Tax Title Sales Escrow
4641.76
38.67
4680.43
Ballardvale Memorial
Flower Fund
532.88
532.88
12.00
27.52
70.00
502.40
671245.11
8872.58
34641.88
22819.09
691940.48
(1) Deposit In Transit
(2) Withdrawal in Transit $36.74, Transfer in Transit $36.73
(3) Deposit in Transit to Rafton Conservation Scholarship Fund
(4) Includes Deposit in Transit to Spring Grove Cemetery Perpetual Cares Fund $134.00
98
Farrington, Flower
Spring Grove Cem.
600.00
619.66
29.61
30.00
619.27
Perpetual Cares
(10)
West Parish Cem.
2499.83
122.19
2622.02
Towle-Principal
343843.29
343843.29
343843.29
Income
Unemployed
Account
Scholarship
ASSESSOR'S SUMMARY REPORT
1965
1969
Number of Persons Assessed
7,003
Valuation - Personal Property
Valuation - Real Estate
$ 4,971,800.00 102,356,400.00
175,556,000.00
Total Valuation
$107,328,200.00
$182,735,700.00
Tax Rate Per $1,000 Valuation
$ 34.00
$ 39.00
Number of Acres Assessed
18,115.65
18,115.65
Number of Dwellings Assessed
4,913
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