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571
2490
Charles E. Gale
269
134
338
269
385
257
202
1854
Blanks
55
58
106
52
65
77
47
460
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Mtichell W. Gawlowicz elected and sworn by Town Clerk
Municipal Lighting Board (For One Year to fill vacancy)
1A
1B
2
3
4
5 208
6
Total 942
Franklin B. Nickerson
183
54
230
180
119
102
94
962
Ernest S. Reynolds
171
97
212
147
207
132
79
1045
Nicholas Stadtfeld, Jr.
51
26
95
129
235
63
52
'651
Alfred J. Thomas
67
107
266
133
87
60
43
763
Scattering
1
1
Blanks
58
54
87
62
86
50
43
440
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Ernest R. Reynolds elected and sworn by Town Clerk
Municipal Lighting Board (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2 841
3 634
4 751
5 493
6 444
Total 3961
Scattering
2
2
4
Blanks
113
81
172
133
139
122
79
839
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Carl W. R. Johnson elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Treasurer (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2 896
3 693
4 805
5 544
6 467
4247
Blanks
75
75
119
74
87
71
56
557
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
63
61
125
116
157
5
6
Total
George H. Gerrior, Jr.
446
292
706
609
Thelma C. Hedlund
518
324
Total
Carl W. R. Johnson
480
318
254
2509
Ramon A. Nagle
212
Thelma C. Hedlund elected and sworn by Town Clerk
18
For Assessor (For Three Years)
6 Total
J. Warren Cuff
484
297
872
657
4 787
5 527
452
4076
Scattering Blanks
10
102
142
110
105
88
71
727
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
J. Warren Cuff elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For School Committee (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2
3 631
4 739
5 484
6
Total
Robert M. Burdett
455
289
790
436
3824
Ruth W. Shuster
450
290
773
627
740
475
426
3781
Scattering
4
4
281
219
463
276
305
271
184
1999
1186 798 2030 1534 1784 1230 1046
9608
Robert M. Burdett and Ruth W. Shuster elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Board of Health (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2
3 652
4 758
5 494
6 450
Total 4000
Joseph H. Juster
489
307
850
1
1
Blanks
104
92
165
115
134
121
72
803
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Joseph H. Juster elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Water Commissioner (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2 834
3 674
4 766
5 502
6 441
3984
Blanks
122
103
181
93
126
113
82
820
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Thomas H. Matthews elected and sworn by Town Clerk For Water Commissioner (For Two Years to fill vacancy)
1A
1B
2 832
3 660
4 771
5 500
6 444
3989
Blanks
121
89
183
107
121
115
79
815
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Howard J. Rose elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Board of Public Welfare (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2 827
3 642
4 745
5 466
6 419
3870
Scattering
2
2
Blanks
126
95
186
125
147
149
104
932
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
Fred A. Tenney elected and sworn by Town Clerk
19
1A
1B
2
3
Fred A. Tenney
467
304
Total
Howard J. Rose
472
310
Thomas H. Matthews
471
296
Total
Scattering
Blanks
1
1
Total
For Park Commissioner (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2
3 642
4 750
494
447
3921
Blanks
138
99
182
125
142
121
76
883
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
George F. Leben elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Moderator (For One Year)
1A
1B
2
3 655
4 749
5 494
6
Total
E. Curtiss Mower
459
297
821
Blanks
134
102
194
112
143
121
79
885
593
399 1015
76'7
892
615
523
4804
E. Curtiss Mower elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Tree Warden (For One Year)
1A
1B
2
3 678
4 775
5 505
6 448
Total
John F. Leetch
493
320
885
4104
Blanks
100
79
130
89
117
110
75
700
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
John F. Leetch elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Housing Authority (For Five Years)
1A
1B
2
3 648
4 743
5 490
6 433
Total
William H. Gustafson
464
290
827
3895
Blanks
129
109
188
119
149
125
90
909
593
399 1015
767
892
615
523
4804
William H. Gustafson elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Commissioner of Trust Funds (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2 811
3 640
4 738 154
5 495
6 439
Total 3846
John J. Canavan
435
288
Blanks
158
111
204
127
892
615
523
4804
John J. Canavan elected and sworn by Town Clerk
Question No. 1
1A
1B
2
Yes
238
176
482
3 321 347 99
4 404 388
5 265
6 245
2131
No
272
127
96
369 164
100
77
82
701
593
399
1015
767
892
615
523
4804
5
6
Total
George F. Leben
455
300
833
-
20
958
593
399 1015
767
273
196
1972
Blanks
83
120
84
Total
444
3919
PRECINCT 1. 13 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Joseph F. Connoly 629
*Arthur P. Andersen 454
*Charles M. Grady
545
*Vito M. D'Acci 394
*Charles W. King, Jr. 505
Francis A. DeFrancesco 300
*John F .Leetch
642 Patrick F. Donoghue
326
*Franklin B. Nickerson
514
John H. McCormack
387
*John Pratt
542
Salvatore Mirisola
213
*Merton L. Pratt
483
John Francis Murphy
390
*Harry T. Sears
589
John V. Polio
343
*John A. Stenberg
482
*Carl R. Vitagliano
400
*Paul H. Young
642
*Elected
PRECINCT 2.
14 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
"David W. Bailey
647
*Stacy B. Southworth 643
*John R. Dallinger
647
*Arthur E. Stenberg 572
*Robert E. Frazier
730
*Gordon O. Thayer 640
*Maurice R. Gurney
567
Elmer C. Ecker 469
*Leo J. Hart, Jr.
661
*Gordon F. Gray
571
*Knute Ingmanson
612
John P. Linskey
301
*Charles E. Morse
621
Abel P. Manganello
361
*Joseph F. Page
616
* George W. Pyle, Jr.
628
*Russell D. Raymond
572
*Elected
PRECINCT 3.
14 Town Meeting Members '(For Three Years)
*Alfred W. Beck
538
*Harry E. Holt 483
*Gordon L. F. Belyea
532
*William F. Lammers
451
*Roland G .Belyea 501
*Otis B. Oakman, Jr.
570
*Robert M. Burdett
534
*James A. Shannon
390
*Philip J. Clement
479
*Richard D. Borgstadt
375
* Frances E. Cole
505
George E. Carnes
297
*Charles M. Copeland
565
Raymond A. Johnson
350
*James R. Donoghue
420
James A. Morrissey
301
* Albion R. Fletcher
540
Donald H. Snyder
297
*Elected
PRECINCT 4.
14 Town Meeting Members '(For Three Years)
*George R. Allen
657
*Hiram C. Towne 590
*Arthur E. Boynton
674
*Louis J. Volpe, Jr. 558
*Ovidio D. Chiesa 653
*Calvin E. Young 647
*William H. Gustafson
611
Matthew C. Gannon
341
*E. Harrison Keith
602
Florence A. Gomez Arthur L. Meister
312
*Joseph W. Kirrane
559
283
*Martin E. Korman
593 Kevin J. Mochin 332
*John W. Mahar
610 Lester A. Slocum, Jr. 417
*J. Stanley McLaughlin
570 *Stewart A. Stevenson
591
*Elected
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1 Town Meeting Member (For Two Years to fill vacancy)
*Herbert H. Eno 527 Leo C. Murray 271
*Elected
PRECINCT 5.
13 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
"Raymond M. Bean 436 *W. Edwin Skinner 439
*William Calder
404
*William B. Webber 398
*William D. Crispin 423 *Donald E. Cohoon 387
*Robert M. Hutton 428 *Leonard F. Cushing 433
*Lewis Bradford Morton, Jr. 422 *John R. Fillis
388
*E. Theodore Nokes 425 *Robert J. Mitchell 385
*Stanley W. Parker 417 William J. Mullen 295
*Elected
2 Town Meeting Members (For Two Years to fill vacancy)
*Carl B. Sakrison, Jr. 442 *James E. Sullivan 458
*Elected
1 Town Meeting Member (For One Year to fill vacancy)
* Lawrence B. Frazier 487
*Elected
PRECINCT 6.
12 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*John J. Canavan, Jr. 420 *John J. Quinlan, Jr. 403
*Silvio Ferrante
415
*Edward J. Rose 420
*Reuben H. Frogel 417 *Charles E. Timmons 425
*Joseph H. Juster
414 *Ernest M. Wells 418
*James P. McCue 412 *Russell H. Wright 426
*Henry G. Mullowney 401 *Frederick A. Birtwell 418
*Elected
INDEX FOR 1961 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
SESSIONS:
March 20, 1961
March 22, 1961
March 27, 1961
March 29, 1961
Art. 1 Choosing of Town Officers
Art. 2 Boards and Committees
Appointment of Committees:
Committee for the Aging
Desirability of Establishing Vocational School District Conservation Committee
Reports of Committees:
Town Government
Personnel Board
Investigate Drainage on southerly side of Wildwood Avenue Flood Control
Improve and Develop Watson Park
Watson School Building Committee
Review of Conditions at Braintree Dump
.
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Insurance Study Regulation and Control of Cemeteries Monatiquot School Study Construction of Sidewalks on Granite Street Resolutions: Memorial, Willard P. Sheppard Memorial, Robert L. Taylor Finance Committee to report concerning Insurance
In the Levy Not in Levy
Art. 3 Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1961 revenue
Art. 4 Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1962 revenue
Art. 5 Amendment of Schedule B of Salary Administration Plan, Police and Fire Group
Art. 6 Amendment of Schedule A and B of the Salary Administra- tion Plan Reconsideration
Art. 7 General Increases within Salary Administration Plan Tabled From the Table $ 795.15 $ 157.17
19,326.47 2,985.18
Art. 8 Provide 48-hour week for
Braintree Fire Fighters Tabled
Art. 9 Amend Sec. 8, Part III, Salary Administration Plan
Art. 10 Amend Sec. 10, Part III, Sal- ary Administration Plan
Art. 11 Amend Sec. 13, Part III, Sal-
ary Administration Plan
Art. 12 Amend Sec. 7E, Part III, Sal- ary Administration Plan
Art. 13 Increase in number of members of Board of Selectmen
Art. 14 Salaries elective Town Officials
Art. 15 Funds for Interest, Maturing Debt and Town Departments
Item 1 Moderator 25.00
Item 2 Finance Committee
1,547.00
Item 3 Selectmen
8,262.00
Item 4 General Government Incidentals 900.00
Item
5 Accountant
10,091.98
Item 6 Engineering
22,164.95
Item 7 Assessors
32,722.50
Item 8 Treasurer
18,248.25
60.00 A
Item 9 Tax Collector
17,566.00
Item 10 Town Clerk
14,429.65
Item 11 Elections :
Expenses
841.00
Salaries-Officials and Jani- tors
1,835.75
Item 12 Registration
9,104.00
Item 13 Planning Board
1,325.00
Meeting Expenses, Dues and Mileage 325.00
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Item 14 Law
44,320.00
Item 15 Town Hall Maintenance New Equipment
4,907.91
Item 16 Board of Appeals-Zoning
365.00
Item 17 Fire Department
254,148.97
Salary-Extra Men, Vaca- tions, Sickness and Over- time
Paid Holidays
8,256.09
Item 18
Fire Alarm System
10,720.00
Item 19
Police Department
331,989.84
Item 20
Tree Warden
11,320.00
Item 21
Building. Inspector
5,687.50
Item 22
Wiring Inspector Salary-Inspector
2,625.00
Item 23
Sealer of Weights and Measures
1,975.00
Item 24
Central Station Maintenance
13,508.36
Item 25
Board of Health
78,360.76
Item 26
Sewer Department
95,484.30
Item 27
Highway Department
356,789.40
New Construction
Tabled
From the Table
28,059.00
Item 28
Street Lighting
14,300.00
30,000.00 L
Item 29
Welfare Administration
2,940.00
Salaries-Other
19,369.85
Item 30
Welfare Assistance
260,000.00
Item 31
Board of Trust Fund Commis- sioners
850.00
Item 32
Deparetment of Veterans Serv- ices
70,945.00
Item 33
Schools
2,864,048.51
420.49 M
Item 34
Thayer Public Library
75,666.19
805.85 B
Item 35
Plain Street, Pond Street and First Parish Cemeteries
3,028.40
190.00 D
500.00 E
Power Mowers
439.50
Item 36
Dyer Hill Cemetery
Reconsideration
100.00
200.00 B
Item 37
Parks and Playgrounds
45,008.95
23,665.56 N
Tractor Mower
2,800.00
3,000.00 N
Item 38
Town Forest
600.00
Item 39
Non-Contributory Pensions
43,501.77
2,888.70 H
2,355.19 [
1 40 Contributory Retirement
60,761.74
Item 41 Insurance Premiums
51,550.93
Item 41a Group Insurance
52,795.24
Item 4
Maturing Debt
422,650.60
56,000.00 H
270,000.00 I
10,636.90
122,400.00 K
Item 43 Interest
185,708.98
17,528.50 H
122,525.00
I
24
349.00 M
18,585.80
22,504.75
50.00 A 5,705.50 A
575.00
1,469.15 C
50.00 F.
274.60 E
Item 44 Electric Light Commissioners
Item 45 Water Department Commissioners
300.00 H
Item 46 Water Department Mainte- nance and Operation
49,017.58 O 377,984.33 H
Item 47 Industrial Development Com- mission
Reconsideration
3,375.00
Item 48 Personnel Board
1,000.00
Item 49
Reserve Fund
6,608.26
18,391.74 (
Item 50 Memorial Day
750.00
Item 51 Town Reports
3,141.00
Item 52 Maintenance of Legion Hall
1,200.00
Item 53 Veterans of Foreign Wars (Rent)
960.00
Item 54 Civil Defense
1,300.00
Item 55 Reimbursement Range Firing
Item 56 Hydrant Service
27,055.00
Item 57
Chlorination Sunset Lake (Water Dept.)
2,200.00
Item 58
Unpaid Bills (Refer to Art. 87)
Item 59
Graves Registration Officer
Item 60
South Shore Morquito Control
5,600.00
Item 61
Braintree Chapter D. A. V. (Rent) 850.00
Art. 16
Municipal Light Plant
Art. 17
Salaries Electric Light Com- missioners (Refer to Art. 15, Item 44)
Art. 18
Amen Art. 1, Sec. 1, By-Laws
Art. 19
Amend Art. III, By-Laws
Art. 20 Amend Art. VI, Sec. 7, By-Laws
Art. 21 Amend By-Laws by inserting Art. XIIIA
Art. 22 Assessors for determination of 1961 Tax Rate
Art. 23
Memorial Day
(Refer to Art. 15, Item 50)
Art. 24
Braintree Post, V.F.W., Rent (Refer to Art. 15, Item 53)
Art. 25 Braintree Chapter, D.A.V., Rent (Refer to Art. 15, Item 61) Art. 26 Hydrant Maintenance (Refer to Art. 15, Item 56) Art. 27 Sunset Lake Chlorination (Refer to Art. 15, Item 57) Art. 28 Amend Building Code, Part I, by adding new Sec. 4 Art. 29 Amend Building Code, Part I, by adding new Sec. 5
Art. 30 Amend Building Code, Part VII, by adding new Sec. 6
Art. 31 Amend Building Code, Part VII, by adding new Sec. 7
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Expenses
200.00
300.00 I
Art. 32 Amend Building Code, Part XII, by adding new Par. 6
Art. 33 Amend Building Code by add- ing new Part XIII, Par. 1
Art. 34 Amend Zoning By-Law, Sec. II, Par. 8, by adding new line "e"
Art. 36
Art. 35 Amend Zoning By-Law, Sec. X, Par. 3, Parking Areas Amend Zoning By-Law, land on westerly side of Pond Street from Residence A to Industrial
Art. 37 Amend Zoning By-Law, land on Pond Street from Resi- dential B to Industrial
Art. 38 Amend Zoning By-Law, land on southerly side of Liber- ty Street from Residence B to Residence C
Art. 39 Master Plan, Planning Board
7,500.00
Art. 40 Custodial Service for Annie Storrs Hollis and Norton Eugene Hollis School Fund
750.00
Art. 41 Flood Control Projects
Art. 42 Construction of Sewers Tabled From the Table
55,529.75
$
44,470.25 P
250,000.00 Q
Art. 43 Construction o.f Sewers on Alden, Court and Cranmore Roads
Art. 44 Construction of Sewers on
Foster Road
Art. 45 Construction of Sewers in
Braintree Highlands
Art. 46
Construction of Sewers on Fairmount Avenue
Art. 47 Fencing and Posting of Town Dump 3,200.00
Art. 48 Site for Branch Library Build- ing Committee to study Branch Li- brary Building
Art. 49
Art. 50 Authorize Trustees of Brain- tree School Fund to sell Real Estate
50,000.00
Art. 51 Remodeling of Lincoln School Art. 52 Transfer from Braintree High School Addition Account to Braintree High School Al- teration and Repairs Account Art. 53 Transfer from New Junior High School Plans and- Specifications Account to the New Junior High School
(15,000.00)
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Construction Account
(17,000.00)
Art. 54
Addition and Alterations to Monatiquot School Annex
15,000.00 K
Art. 55 Footway from Commercial Street over Factory Hill
Art. 56 Transfer of land on Marshall Street to School Department
Art. 57 Acceptance of River Street Ex- tension as a Town Way 4,010.00
Art. 58 Sidewalks for access to School on Arnold Farm Site
1,320.00
Art. 59 Reimbursement of Robert O'Connor for expenses in- curred as the result of an accident at Noah Torrey School 650.00
Art. 60 Sale of land on Kenmore Road
Art. 61 Review of Precincts and Boun- daries
Art. 62 Abandon drainage easement over land of Earle F. and Anita J. Armstrong
Art. 63 Purchase of new chairs For Town Hall Auditorium (Refer to Art. 15, Item 15)
Art. 64 Chain Link Fence at Braintree Dam 250.00
Art. 65 Purchase and Installation of Traffic Lights
5,008.00
Art. 66 South Shore Mosquito Control Project (Refer to Art. 15, Item 60)
Art. 67 Insect Pest Control
(Refer to Art. 15, Item 27)
Art. 68 Dutch Elm Disease
(Refer to Art. 15, Item 27)
Art. 69 Sanding and Snow Removal
(Refer to Art. 15, Item 27) Collection of Rubbish
Art. 70
Art. 71 Acceptance of Wood Road as a Town Way
Art. 72 Installation of water main on Wood Road 31,500.00
Art. 73 Reconstruct Town Street
(Refer to Art. 15, Item 27)
Art. 74 Acceptance of Logan Road as a Town Way
Art. 75 Acceptance of Ivory Street as a Town Way
Art. 76 Acceptance of Forest Street as a Town Way
Art. 77 Acceptance of Brewster Ave- nue as a Town Way
Art. 78 Acceptance of Williams Court as a Town Way
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Art. 79 Acceptance of Carolyne Avenue as a Town Way
Art. 80 Construction of sidewalk on easterly side of Granite Street
7,100.00
Art. 81 Abatement of Betterment As- sessments on Pond Street
Art. 82 Enclosing brook which crosses Common Street
Art. 83
Extend drain on Summer Street Acceptance of Act establishing Conservation Commission
Art. 85 Improvement of channel of Monatiquot River
Art. 87
Art. 86 First Parish Cemetery (Refer to Art. 15, Item 35) Unpaid Bills 477.81 121.80
Art. 88 Amend Zoning By-Law, Sec. IV, Business District Uses
Appropriations to be raised by Taxation Appropriations not in Tax Levy
5,848,414.72
1,429,680.69
Total Appropriations 7,278,095.41
Code:
A Parking Meter Reserve Account
B Charles Thayer Trust Fund
C Dog License Receipts
D Sale of Cemetery Lots, Plain Street Cemetery
E Pond Street Cemetery Trust Fund
F Sale of Cemetery Lots, Pond Street Cemetery
G Overlay Surplus Reserve
H Revenue for Water Department for 1961
I Revenue of Electric Light Department for 1961
J Bond Premium Account
K Available Funds in the Treasury
L Electric Light Department Reserve Account
M Windstorm Damage Insurance Recovery Torrey School
N Golf Club Reserve
0 Water Department Reserve
P Sewer Receipts reserved for Appropriation
Q Bonds and Notes
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Art. 84
TOWN OF BRAINTREE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1961
Pursuant to a Warrant duly issued, the Annual Town Meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, represented by their duly elected and qualified Town Meeting Members, was held in the Brain- tree Town Hall on Monday, March 20, 1961.
The meeting was called to order at 7:50 o'clock in the evening by the Moderator, Mr. E. Curtiss Mower.
Prayer for Divine Guidance was offered by Rev. Francis C. An- derson of All Souls Universalist-Unitarian Church, Braintree.
Newly elected Town Meeting Members were sworn in by the Town Clerk.
There were 208 Town Meeting Members present.
The Moderator declared a quorum present.
The following tellers were appointed by the Moderator to serve during the course of the evening.
Herbert B. Hollis
Laurie P. Cotton
Charles M. Grady William H. Low
John A. Stenberg Sidney B. Tinson
Gordon O. Thayer Jack R. Ainsleigh
ARTICLE 1. To choose all Town Officers except those elected by ballot.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED. The election of John J. Canavan, H. Irving Charnock, Robert P. Gray, Edward W. Jennings, Otis B. Oak- man, Jr., Gordon E. Trask and Carroll D. Welch as Trustees of the Braintree School Fund for a term of three years.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED. The election of Dominic F. Diauto, Matthew McCusker and George A. Williams as Measurers of Wood and Weighers of Hay.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED The election of Daniel A. Maloney, Shelley A. Neal and John C. Pafford as Measurers of Lumber.
ARTICLE 2. Reports of Boards and Committees and choosing of Committees.
UNANIMOUSLLY VOTED That Article 2 be taken up in con- junction with all other Articles.
ARTICLE 3. Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1961 revenue.
That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1961 and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.
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Miss Bates spoke on the motion
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 4. Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1962 revenue.
SO VOTED That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1962 and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17, Chapter 44, of the General Laws.
ARTICLE 5. Amendment of Schedule B of the Salary Adminis- tration Plan, Police and Fire Group.
That Schedule B of the Salary Administration Plan, Police and Fire Group, be amended by substituting the minimum and maximum. salaries as follows for those groups now in effect under the plan:
A.
Chief-Fire-Police
Year
Min. $7080.00
Max. $8500.00
B. Assistance Chief-Fire
Year
6213.00
7173.00
Deputy Chief-Police
Year
6213.00
7173.00
C.
Deputy Chief-Fire
Year
6155.00
7020.00
D. Captain-Fire
Weekly
113.00
128.00
Lieutenant-Police
Weekly
113.00
128.00
Asst. Supt .- Fire
Weekly
113.00
128.00
E.
Lieutenant-Fire Sergeant-Police
Weekly
103.00
118.00
Weekly
103.00
118.00
F-1. Mechanic-Fire
Weekly
95.00
113.00
Repairman-Fire Alarm
Weekly
95.00
113.00
H.
Firefighter Patrolman
Weekly
92.00
106.00
Weekly
92.00
106.00
Discussion ensued involving Mr. McGibbon and Mr. Littlejohn.
MOVED the following amendment by Mr. Littlejohn to the mo- tion by Mr. McGibbon:
To strike out any reference to the Police Department.
Mr. Fletcher spoke on the motion and amendment.
Comes now the question on the amendment by Mr. Littlejohn to the motion by Mr. McGibbon.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the amendment by Mr. Littlejohn to the motion by Mr. McGibbon LOST.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. E. Libertine and Mr. Borgstadt.
Comes now the question on the motion by Mr. McGibbon.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the motion by Mr. McGibbon LOST.
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ARTICLE 6. Amendment of Schedules A and B of the Salary Administration Plan.
SO VOTED To reclassify Agent, Health from OO Group C to ATP Group G.
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To reclassify Pumping Station Supervisor from ATP Group E to ATP Group D.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Borgstadt, Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Richardi.
SO VOTED
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To reclassify Principal Clerk (Assessors Office) from OO Group D to CO Group C.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Borgstadt, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Mc- Gibbon and Mr. C. Young.
SO VOTED
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To reclassify Lieutenant-Police from PF Group D to PF Group C.
Discussion involving Mr. Borgstadt and Mr. Fletcher.
Comes now the question on the motion by Mr. Borgstadt.
SO VOTED
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To reclassify Principal Clerk (Assessors Office) from 00 Group D to OO Group C.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Borgstadt, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Mc- Gibbon and Mr. C. Young.
SO VOTED
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To reclassify Lieutenant-Police from PF Group D to PF Group C.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Borgstadt and Mr. Fletcher.
SO VOTED
MOVED by Mr. Borgstadt:
To amend Schedule B of the Salary Administration Plan by sub- stituting the minimum and maximum rates shown as follows for those now in effect with respect to Administrative, Technical and Profes- sional, Industrial Trades and Services, Office Occupations, and Police and Fire:
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ADMINISTRATIVE, TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROUP SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE B
Min. 6465
1st 6830
2nd 7195
3rd 7560
Max. 7925
A Superintendent-Highway Superintendent-Water Superintendent-Sewer
B
C Town Engineer Librarian
5730
6015
6295
6575
6855
C-1 Asst. Supt. Highway
5515
5775
6035
5295
6555
5285
5565
5845
6125
6405
D Superintendent- Parks Chief Town Accountants Pumping Station Supvr.
93.25
98.25 103.50 108.50 113.75
F Foreman-Highways
85.50
90.25
94.75
99.50 104.00
Foreman-Water
Building Inspector
Senior Engineering Aide Assistant Head Librarian
G Engineering Aide Childrens' Librarian Agent-Health
78.75
83.25
87.50
92.00
96.25
H Junior Engineering Aide
72.50
76.50
80.50
84.50
88.50
Senior LiLbrarian
I
Dental Nurse
65.00
68.25
71.75
75.25
78.75
INDUSTRIAL TRADES AND SERVICES
A
Maintenance Mechanic I
2.07
2.18
2.29
2.40
2.50
B
Equipment Operator I
1.99
2.09
2.18
2.29
2.38
C Stone Mason
1.96
2.06
2.15
2.26
2.35
Painter-Finish
Tree Climber
Pumping Station Operator- Water
D
Equipment Operator II
1.94
2.03
2.12
2.21
2.31
Labor Grade I
Jack Hammer Operator
Maintenance Mechanic II
E Painter-Rough
1.84
1.94
2.03
2.12
2.20
Meter Repair Man-Water Station Attendant
Meter Reader-Trouble Shooter-Water
F
Equipment Operator III
1.77
1.86
1.96
2.05
2.14
Labor Grade II
Maintenance-Water Truck Driver-4 Ton
G
Maintenance Mechanic III
1.72
1.81
1.90
1.99
2.07
H
Labor Grade III
1.64
1.72
1.80
1.88
1.97
I
Supervising Custodian Janitor-Handyman
1.53
1.62
1.70
1.77
1.85
J
1.41
1.48
1.57
1.64
1.71
K
Meter Reader-Water
L
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E General Foreman-Sewer General Foreman-Water Agent Veterans' Service
GROUP SCHEDULE A
SCHEDULE B
Min. 1st 2nd 3rd Max.
M Dump Tender
5.41/day
N
Labor Grade IV (Students)
1.32
OFFICE OCCUPATIONS
A
Asst. to Highway Superintendent
75.75
80.00
84.50
88.75
93.25
B
Executive Secretary
72.50
76.50
80.50
84.50
88.50
C
Librarian
68.00
71.75
75.75
79.50
83.50
Clerk-Assessors
D
Principal Clerk
62.75
66.25
69.75
73.25
76.75
Asst. to Town Accountant
E Clerk
58.25
61.50
65.00
68.25
71.50
Asst. LiLbrarian
Clerk-Fire Alarm Operator
F
Clerk-Junior
55.00
57.75
60.50
63.25
66.00
G Page-Library
.83
1.00
1.16
1.32
1.48
POLICE & FIRE
A
Chief
6465
6830
7195
7560
7925
B
Assistant Chief-Fire
5515
5775
6035
6295
6555
C
Deputy Chief-Fire
5475
5695
5920
6145
6365
D Captain-Fire
100.50 104.50 108.50 112.75 117.00
E
Lieutenant-Fire Sergeant-Police
95.25
99.25 103.25 107.25 111.25
F
Asst. Supt .- Fire
92.25
96.25 100.25 104.25 108.25
F-1
Mechanic-Fire
87.50
92.25
96.75 101.50 106.00
G
Repairman- Fire Alarm System
86.50
90.25
94.00
97.75 101.50
H
Firefighter
84.00
87.75
91.50
95.25
99.00
Patrolman
I Police Specialist
(Patrolman)
208/yr
J Police Specialist
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