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TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST
PRECINCT 1A
900
PRECINCT 1B
557
PRECINCT 2
1444
PRECINCT 3
1048
PRECINCT 4
1107
PRECINCT 5
914
PRECINCT 6
710
6680
Following is the result in detail:
For Selectmen (For Three Years)
1A
1B
2
3
4
5
6 Total
Paul H. Young
585
262
747
674
662
442
377
3749
Nicholas L. Basile
121
195
328
121
112
108
94
1079
George F. Himmel
57
21
99
89
186
173
73
698
Cornelius L. Sullivan
127
64
233
139
138
171
146
1018
Blanks
10
15
37
25
9
20
20
136
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Paul H. Young elected and sworn by Town Clerk
17
For Board of Public Welfare (For Three Years)
Nicholas L. Basile
130
189
345
139
132
129
139
1203
George F. Himmel
77
32
122
113
258
298
105
1005
Cornelius L. Sullivan
176
103
325
173
178
106
180
1241
Paul H. Young
490
215
604
589
516
352
257
3023
Blanks
27
18
48
34
23
29
29
208
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Paul H. Young elected and sworn by Town Clerk For School Committee (For Three Years)
Roger W. Arnold
455
219
745
514
586
458
345
3322
Robert J. Barrett
571
341
892
478
508
431
342
3563
Peter W. Anastos
256
182
431
422
324
293
282
2190
Robert F. Bonino
41
85
111
51
70
77
52
487
Joseph C. Kazanowski
95
50
139
144
289
153
120
990
Elizabeth K. Tausch
153
54
155
248
200
154
118
1082
Blanks
229
183
415
239
237
262
161
1726
1800
1114
2888
2096
2214
1828
1420
13360
Roger W. Arnold and Robert J. Barrett elected and sworn by Town Clerk For School Committee (For One Year to fill Vacancy)
Roger L. Amann
78
82
171
135
241
212
350
1269
John D. Callahan
197
105
361
194
203
305
174
1539
Angus Ross Malcolm
141
91
254
264
234
174
83
1241
Vincent R. Sorgi
131
132
212
60
92
45
32
704
Whitney Withington
300
92
300
319
260
125
46
1442
Blanks
53
55
146
76
77
53
25
485
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
John D. Callahan elected and sworn by Town Clerk For Planning Board (For Five Years)
William F. Baker
544
312
929
733
793
607
498
4416
Franklin B. Nickerson
279
160
354
207
235
216
159
1610
Blanks
77
85
161
108
79
91
53
654
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
William F. Baker elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Park Commissioner (For Three Years)
Edgar B. Lawrence
563
286
935
802
841
618
503
4548
William J. Rizzo
261
198
398
150
195
212
163
1577
Blanks
76
73
111
96
71
84
44
555
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Edgar B. Lawrence elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Sewer Commissioner (For Three Years)
William G. Dyer
741
422
1180
891
941
744
621
5540
Blanks
159
135
264
157
166
170
89
1140
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
William G. Dyer elected and sworn by Town Clerk
18
For Sewer Commissioner (For Two Years to fill Vacancy)
Gerald J. Gray
419
264
759
426
521
377
306
3072
Forrest A. Parmenter
374
203
509
494
474
440
337
2831
Blanks
107
90
176
128
112
97
67
777
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Gerald J. Gray elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Water Commissioner (For Three Years)
Howard J. Rose
743
420
1203
884
960
771
626
5607
Blanks
157
137
241
164
147
143
84
1073
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Howard J. Rose elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Municipal Lighting Board (For Three Years)
Walter J. Hansen
735
412
1179
878
956
777
627
5564
Scattering
1
1
Blanks
165
145
265
170
151
136
83
1115
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Walter J. Hansen elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Assessor (For Three Years)
Calvin E. Young
726
421
1206
868
941
763
615
5540
Scattering
2
3
Blanks
172
136
238
179
166
151
95
1137
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Calvin E. Young elected and sworn by Town Clerk For Board of Health (For Three Years)
Mary A. Halpin
747
422
1226
890
958
763
617
5623
Blanks
153
135
218
158
149
151
93
1057
900
557
1444
1048.
1107
914
710
6680
Mary A. Halpin elected and sworn by Town Clerk For Moderator (For One Year)
John J. Canavan
735
408
1178
881
937
744
615
5498
Blanks
165
149
266
167
170
170
95
1182
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
John J. Canavan elected and sworn by Town Clerk For Tree Warden (For One Year)
John F. Leetch
751
416
1214
888
951
749
616
5585
Scattering
149
141
229
159
156
165
94
1093
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
1
1
2
Blanks
1
John F. Leetch elected and sworn by Town Clerk
19
For Housing Authority (For Five Years)
Paul B. O'Keefe Scattering Blanks
689
400
1160
820
907
701
603
5280
1
1
210
157
284
228
200
213
107
1399
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Paul B. O'Keefe elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Commissioner of Trust Funds (For Three Years)
Joseph F. Connolly
717
404
1173
830
904
708
604
5340
Blanks
183
153
271
218
203
206
106
1340
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Joseph F. Connolly elected and sworn by Town Clerk
For Commissioner of Trust Funds (For One Year to fill vacancy)
Arthur L. Whitten
725
422
1198
896
930
747
616
5534
Blanks
175
135
246
152
177
167
94
1146
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Arthur L. Whitten elected and sworn by Town Clerk
Question No. 1
Yes
198
190
500
235
257
228
216
1824
No
675
319
873
776
825
651
467
4586
Blanks
27
48
71
37
25
35
27
270
900
557
1 444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
Question No. 2
Yes
392
266
716
457
512
396
376
3115
No
450
222
603
520
529
446.
298
3068
Blanks
58
69
125
71
66
72
36
497
900
557
1444
1048
1107
914
710
6680
PRECINCT 1
13 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Joseph Aiello
683
*Whitney Withington
729
*Albert Avitabile
914
Arthur H. Brennan
499
*Robert J. Barrett
923
Thomas N. Cummings
455
*Almeda Walker Cain
853
Francis A. DeFrancesco
406
*William H. Colligan
675
Charles E. Gale
538
*Paul P. Foley
750
William F. Inglis
378
*Carl W. R. Johnson
810
Richard K. La Vangie
436
*Bruce W. Lyon
634
*Frank M. McGowan, Jr.
621
*Joseph M. Magaldi
655
Joseph D. McNutt
573
*Ernest S. Reynolds
742
*John V. Polio
634
*- Elected
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PRECINCT 2
14 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Felix H. Atkinson
976
*Paul B. O'Keefe 920
*Howard L. Baker
962
*Norton P. Potter
943
*J. Warren Cuff
988
*Wallace B. Strathdee 962
*William J. Dignan
1001
*James B. Tedesco 880
*John H. Frazier
1023
*Arthur L. Dalton, Jr.
916
*Edgar B. Lawrence
974
*Walter C. Kirkland, Jr. 761
*Robert W. Matthews 941
Anthony S. Leo
704
*Clyde W. Morrison 947
*- Elected
PRECINCT 3
14 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*James G. Buckley
785
*John S. Russo 672
*Harold A. Donahoe, Jr.
711
*Harold G. Wynot
761
*Ernest D. Frawley 755
*Robert M. Baker 697
*Henry G. Galebach 804
*George E. Carnes
642
*Kenneth N. Gould
773
*Robert M. Gawlowicz
676
*Herbert B. Hollis
853
Max Pearlstein
477
*Hugh L. Opie, Jr. 766
*Gerald J. Walsh
558
*Richard J. Peterson
719
*- Elected
1 Town Meeting Member (For One Year to fill Vacancy)
*James A. Morrissey
362
Elizabeth K. Tausch
332
Lawrence R. Norton 210
*- Elected
PRECINCT 4
14 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Roger W. Arnold
752
*Kevin J. Mochen 603
*Gilbert L. Bean
810
*Charles C. Parker 704
*A. Winton Caird
719
*Grafton J. Bowman 638
*Lee Cisneros
693
*Robert B. Carnes Matthew C. Gannon
523
*Herbert H. Eno
816
429
*John G. Hedman
722
Joseph A. Graziano
379
*Lillian E. Killam
760
*John F. Griffin
529
*Arigo L. LaTanzi
785
John F. Hughes
470
*Frank T. Maguire
749
John F. Mulloy *- Elected
1 Town Meeting Member (For Two Years to fill Vacancy)
Abbott F. Baker
331
*Joseph C. Kazanowski
Charles J. Kane
180
*- Elected 455
492
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PRECINCT 5
13 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Everett A. Buker 627
*Harold A. Newcomb 580
*Thomas F. Cassidy
608
*Carl B. Sakrison, Jr. 551
*Harold J. Clancy 534
*James E. Sullivan 553
*Marjorie L. Crispin 586
*Sidney B. Tinson 536
*Henry J. Diotte 537
Philip Fay, Jr.
436
*G. Vinton Jones
615
Lawrence T. Gingrow 392
*Harvey G. Lyons, Jr. 582
Paul F. Keane 376
*Angus Ross Malcolm
607
*Arthur G. Martell
476
*- Elected
1 Town Meeting Member (For One Year to fill Vacancy)
Thomas E. Coyle
261
Robert W. Tumulty 184
*William H. Dykstra 344
*- Elected
PRECINCT 6
12 Town Meeting Members (For Three Years)
*Jack R. Ainsleigh 499
*Robert T. Smart 553
*John E. Cannon
574
*William H. Stovold 564
*Walter E. Delory
576
*Henry L. Williams 546
*Frank H. Diekmeyer 566
*Janice C. Bloomingdale
422
*Robert O. Grondin 549
Edward A. Finocchairo 407
*Joseph M. Hauber, Jr. 542
*Barbara M. Keefe 536
*Elizabeth N. Metayer 562
*- Elected
1 Town Meeting Member (For Two Years to fill Vacancy)
Edward C. Curran 170 *John J. Lambert 476
*- Elected
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INDEX FOR 1963 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
SESSIONS:
March 18, 1963 March 19, 1963 March 20, 1963 March 25, 1963
Art. 1 Choosing of Town Officers
Art. 2 Appointment of Committees: To consider action on Sewer Articles
Reports of Committees: For the Aging Study use of Automatic Voting Machines Braintree Conservation Regional Incinerator Planning Legal Advertising Study Scholarship Fund from Insurance Commissions Vocational-Technical School Planning Credit Union Study Fire Detection Alarm Systems
Resolutions: By-law time restrictions State Grant for Free Public Libraries Placing of legal advertising Gift from Mr. & Mrs. Chester W. Daily Braintree Housing Authority Borrowing under Article 39 5-year sewer extension program Appreciation to those responsible for success of meeting
In the Levy
Not in the Levy
Art. 3 Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1963 revenue
Art. 4 Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1964 revenue
Art. 5 Amendment of Schedules A & B of Salary Administration Plan
Art. 6 General increases within the Salary Administration Plan
Art. 7 Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part II, Section 2(c)
Art. 8 Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Section 8
Art. 9 Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Section 4(b)
Art. 10 Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Longevity
Art. 11 Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Differential Pay
Art. 12 Designate certain elected officials as "full time" employees Art. 13 Salaries of elective Town Officers
Art. 14 Funds for Interest, Maturing Debt and Town Departments $ 13,308.01A
Item 1 Moderator
25.00 Item 2 Finance Committee
Item 3 Selectmen
$
1,667.00 9,000.00
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Item 4 General Government Incidentals
$ 675.00
Item 5 Accountant
11,797.00
Item 6 Engineering
23,762.00
Item 7 Assessors
23,612.75
Item 8 Treasurer
20,162.50
$ 60.00B
Item 9 Tax Collector
18,382.00
Item 10 Town Clerk
15,063.00
Item 11
Elections
3,120.00
Item 12
Registrations
9,624.00
Item 13
Planning Board
1,910.00
Item 1
Law
31,990.00
Item 15 Town Hall Maintenance
17,753.80
Item 16 Board of Appeals-Zoning
395.00
Item 17 Fire Department
352,255.05
New Men
Reconsideration, New Men
15,830.16
Item 18
Fire Alarm System
11,754.50
Item 19 Police Department
Tabled
From the Table
391,233.34
Item 20
Tree Warden
12,230.00
Item 21
Building Inspector
6,407.25
Item 22
Wiring Inspector
3,956.25
Item 23
Sealer of Weights and Measures
1,895.00
Item 24
Central Station Maintenance
5,718.00
Item 25 Board of Health
118,436.00
Item 26
Sewer Department
107,941.25
Item 27
Highway Department
407,121.76
Item 28
Street Lighting
11,000.00
40,000.00C
Item 29
Welfare Administration
22,749.54
Item 30
Welfare Assistance
150,482.93
28,883.83D
Item 31 Board of Trust Fund Commissioners
1,150.00
Item 32 Department of Veteran's Services
91,809.00
Item 33
Schools
3,370,561.00
Item 34
Thayer Public Library
89,181.94
2,254.12E
Item 35 Cemeteries
4,510.00
100.00G
Item 37 Recreation
50,974.19
31,593.70H
Item 38 Town Forest
600.00
Item 39
Non-Contributory Pensions
67,677.75
2,888.70I
2,355.19J
Item 40 Contributory Retirement
79,952.54
7,759.50I
26,604.00J
Item 41 Insurance Premiums
63,350.00
Item 41AGroup Insurance
57,415.30
Item 42 Maturing Debt
368,000.00
33,000.00I
270,000.00K
Item 43 Interest
186,043.25
10,334.50I
Item 44 Electric Light Commissioners
300.00J
Item 45 Water Department Commissioners
300.00I
Item 46 Water Department Maintenance and Operation Reconsideration
58,425.30M 378,942.92I
Item 47 Industrial Development Commission 4,875.00
Item 48 Personnel Board
1,300.00
2,110,78F
Item 36 Dyer Hill Cemetery
210,000.00F
108,125.00K
-
4,770.85B
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Item 49 Civil Defense
$ 2,670.00
$ 30,000.00L
Item 51 Memorial Day
750.00
Item 52 Town Reports
1,783.88
Item 53
Maintenance of Legion Hall
1,200.00
Item 54 Veterans of Foreign Wars (Rent)
960.00
Item 55 Hydrant Service
27,580.00
Item 56
Chlorination of Sunset Lake
2,500.00
Item 57 Graves Registration Officer Expenses 50.00
Item 58
South Shore Mosquito Control Project
5,600.00
Item 59
Braintree Chapter DAV (Rent)
850.00
Art. 15
Municipal Light Plant
Art. 16
Salaries Electric Light Commissioners (Refer to Art. 14, Item 44)
Art. 17
Housing for the Elderly
Art. 18 Committee for the Aging
800.00
Art. 19
Memorial Day
Art. 20
Rent of Hall for VFW
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 54)
Art. 21
Rent of Hall for DAV
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 59)
Art. 22
Hydrant Maintenance
Art. 23
Chlorination of Sunset Lake
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 56)
Art. 24 South Shore Mosquito Control Project
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 58)
Art. 25 Insect Pest Control (Refer to Art. 14, Item 27)
Art. 26 Dutch Elm Disease
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 27)
Art. 27 Indemnity Agreement, Waterways or Highway Projects
Art. 28
Revise Voting Precincts & Boundaries
Art. 29 Chapter 646, Acts of 1962, increasing Pensions & Retirement Allowances
Art. 30 Chapter 409, Acts of 1962, Pedestrian Control
Art. 31 Chapter 223, Acts of 1957, Conservation Commission
Art. 32 General Laws, Chapter 145, Tenement House Act
Tabled From the Table
Art. 33 Reimbursement for canceled Building Permits 2,300.00
Art. 34 New Animal Crematory
Art. 35 Sale of Real Estate to Foley, Vincent
Art. 36 Sale of Land to Temple B'Nai Shalom
Art. 37 Water Main on Granite Street
25,500.00
Art. 38 Transfer of land to Water Department
Art. 39 Construction of Lateral Sewers Reconsideration (Refer also to Art. 66) 21,232.82
Art. 40 Relocation of Pearl Street Sewer
15,000.00
78,767.180 350,000.00N
Art. 41 Sewer in Farm & Monatiquot River Valleys 400,000.00N
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Item 50 Reserve Fund
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 51)
(Refer to Art. 14, Item 55)
Reconsideration tabled Reconsideration from the Table
Art. 42 Sewer in Pond Meadow Drainage Valley
Art. 43
General Storage Building for Park Department and Public Schools $ 5,000.00
Art. 44 Addition to Liberty School 15,000.00
Art. 45 Construction of Elementary School on Plain Street
Art. 46 Addition to Noah Torrey Primary School 2,500.00
Reconsideration
Art. 47 Acquisition of Sites for future Elementary Schools
Art. 48 Regional Vocational School District
Planning Committee 2,500.00
Art. 49 Construction of Sidewalks on cer- tain Streets 7,761.50
Art. 50 Baseball Backstop at French's Common
Art. 51 Transfer of land to Park and Play- ground Commissioners
Art. 52 Acquisition of Site for Park and Playground 2,000.00
Art. 53 Amend Building Code, Fire Detec- tion Alarm Systems
Art. 54 Amend Zoning By-laws, Traffic Visability across Corners
Art. 55 Amend Zoning By-laws, land on easterly side of Washington Street
Art. 56 Acceptance as Town Ways: Winter Street, Birch Street, Tower Hill Road
Art. 57 Acceptance as Town Way: Meadow- brook Road
Art. 58 Acceptance as Town Way: Forbes Road
3,263.55
Art. 59 Acceptance as Town Way: Ivory Street
Art. 60 Acceptance as Town Way: Selwyn Road Art. 61 Acceptance as Town Way: Old Country Way
Art. 62 Acceptance as Town Ways: Nor- folk Road and Helen Road
Art. 63 Acceptance as Town Way: Bel- knap Road
Art. 64 Acceptance as Town Way: Put- nam Avenue 668.75
Art. 65 Construction of Sidewalks on certain Streets 12,828.50
Art. 66 Construction of Sewers on certain Streets
Reconsideration (Refer to Art. 39)
52,800.00
100,000.00
Art. 67 First Parish Cemetery (Refer to Art. 14, Item 35)
Art. 68 Unpaid Bills 733.18
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Appropriations to be raised by Taxation Appropriations not in Tax Levy Total Appropriations
$ 681.81 222.05
$6,460,086.09
$2,190,883.58 $8,650,969.67
Code: A B C D E F G
Braintree Housing Authority Parking Meter Reserve Account Electric Light Department Reserve Account
Assistance Previous Years Account (Welfare)
Dog License Receipts
Available Funds in the Treasury
Charles Thayer Trust Fund
H I
Golf Club Reserve
Water Department Revenue 1963 Electric Light Department Revenue 1963
J K Electric Light Department Revenue 1963 or other available funds of Electric Light Department
L M
Overlay Surplus Reserve
N
O
Water Department Reserve at end of 1962 Bonds or Notes Sewer Receipts reserved for appropriation
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TOWN OF BRAINTREE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1963
Pursuant to a Warrant duly issued, the Annual Town Meeting of the inhabi- tants of the Town of Braintree, represented by their duly elected and quali- fied Town Meeting Members, was held in the Braintree Town Hall on Monday, March 18, 1963.
The meeting was called to order at 7:55 o'clock in the evening by the Moderator, Mr. John J. Canavan.
Prayer for Divine Guidance was offered by Rev. John R. Dallinger, Pastor of the Emanual Episcopal Church.
The meeting stood for a moment of silent prayer in memory of the follow- ing Town Meeting Members who have passed away since the last Town Meeting: Sophie G. Blunt, Precinct 3; Harold W. Cairns, Precinct 4: Thomas R. Huleatt, Precinct 4.
The Moderator recognized the prsence of student representatives from the Braintree High School, Thayer Academy, Archbishop Williams High School, Sacred Heart High School, exchange students from Mission High School in Roxbury, Quincy High School Class in Democracy accompanied by Mrs. Robinson. The Town Meeting Members applauded the presence of the student visitors.
Newly elected Town Meeting Members were sworn by the Town Clerk.
There were 203 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 Paul B. O'Keefe
John A. Stenberg
Marjorie Bates
Charles C. Parker Mary A. Halpin John J. Corbett
Elizabeth N. Metayer
We now continue with consideration of the Articles in the Warrant.
ARTICLE 1. To choose Town Officers except those elected by ballot.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: The election of Daniel A. Maloney, Shelley A. Neal and Joseph F. Connolly as Measurers of Lumber; and the election of Dominic F. Diauto, Matthew McCusker and George A. Williams as Measurers of Wood and Weighers of Hay.
ARTICLE 2. Reports of Boards and Committees and choosing of Commit- tees.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Article 2 be taken up in conjunction with all other Articles in the Warrant.
ARTICLE 3. Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1963 revenue.
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UNANIMOUSLY 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, 1963 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.
ARTICLE 4. Authorizing Treasurer to borrow in anticipation of 1964 revenue.
UNANIMOUSLY 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, 1964 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 2.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That By-law time restrictions found in Article II, Section 5, not apply to the Chairman of Personnel Board while Warrant Articles 5 through 14 are before the Annual Town Meeting.
ARTICLE 5. Amendment of Schedules A and B of the Salary Administration Plan.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Schedules A and B of the Salary Admini- stration Plan be amended as shown in the annual report of the Personnel Board as follows:
The following position reclassifications in Schedule A of the Salary Plan:
Town Accountant . from ATP Group D to ATP Group C.
Asst. Supt. Fire
from PF Group F to PF Group D (With elimination of PF Group F designation) Asst. to Highway Supt. . from 00 Group A to 00 Group B
(With elimination of Group A designation including job title and rates.)
The addition of the following new classifications in Schedule A of the Salary Plan:
Extra Clerical
00 Group F-1
Police Matron
Gas Inspector
PF Group L Misc. Group H
The following changes in Schedule B of the Salary Plan:
Extra Clerical
00 Group F-1 $1.45/hr.
Police Specialist PF Group H $208/yr. to $400/yr.
Police Specialist (Sgt.)
PF Group I $260/yr.
to $450/yr.
Police Matron
PF Group L
$2.00/hr.
($6.00 min.)
Inspector of Wiring
Misc. Grp. D $2625/yr.
to $3600/yr.
Town Dentist
Misc. Grp. L $4.99/hr.
to $4500/yr.
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ARTICLE 6. General increases within the Salary Administration Plan.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: Indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 7. Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part II, Section 2(c).
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Part II, Section 2(c) be amended by strik- ing out the second sentence and substituting therefore the following: "Such reviews shall be scheduled at the written request of the Department Head and at the discretion of the Personnel Board."
ARTICLE 8. Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Section 8.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Part III, Section 8 - Vacations, be amended by adding thereto the following paragraph: "All employees must take vaca- tions during the calendar year vacation is due. No employee will receive payment in lieu of vacation or any portion thereof nor shall he be employed as a substitute in his department during his vacation period except in the case of an emergency, and then only with written consent of the Personnel Board."
ARTICLE 9. Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Section 4(b).
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Part III, Section 4(b) - New Personnel, be amended to read as follows: "Except with reference to I.T.S. Classifications, the first six months of employment shall be a probationary period, at the end of which the employee may advance one step-rate, provided the Depart- ment Head and the Personnel Board decide his performance warrants it. Otherwise, he shall come up for consideration after one year of continuous full-time service.'
ARTICLE 10. Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Longevity.
SO VOTED: Indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 11. Amend Salary Administration Plan, Part III, Differential Pay. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: Indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 12. Designate certain elected officials as "full time" employees. UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: Indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 13. Upon motion duly made by Mr. McConnell, it was
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That Article 13 be taken up in conjunction with Article 14.
ARTICLE 14. Funds for Interest. Maturing Debt and Town Departments.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED: That there be raised and appropriated or trans- ferred from available funds for maturing debt and interest and for charges and expenses of the Town Departments, the following appropriations: The salaries of the elective Town Officers in each case to be for the calendar year 1963, except any salary increase for elective officers which may be approved shall not become effective before the beginning of the fourteenth week of 1963.
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$ 13,308.01
That $13,308,01 be transferred from receipts reserved for appropriations to the Town re- ceived from the Braintree Housing Authority, to be used by the assessors in determination of the tax rate for 1963.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT (Items 1-15):
1. Moderator
$ 25.00
25.00
2. Finance Committee
Salary-Secretary
550.00
Expenses
1,117.00
1,667.00
(3. Selectment to be considered later)
4. General Government Incidentals
675.00
675.00
(5. Accountant to be considered later)
(6. Engineering to be considered later)
(7. Assessors to be considered later)
(8. Treasurer to be considered later)
9. Tax Collector
Salary-Tax Collector
7,800.00
Salary-Principal Clerk
4,043.00
Salary Adjustment
140.00
Extra Clerkical
750.00
Recording and Taking
500.00
Expenses
5,014.00
New Equipment:
Electric Time Stamp
85.00
Shelving
50.00
18,382.00
10. Town Clerk
Salary-Town Clerk
7,600.00
Salary-Principal Clerk
4,225.00
Extra Clerical Indexing Statistics
600.00
Binding Statistics and Town Records
250.00
Expenses
1,025.00
Printing and Advertising
848.00
Town Meeting Recordings and Public Address System
515.00
15,063.00
11. Elections
Salaries-Officials and Janitors
2,100.00
Expenses
920.00
Repairs
100.00
3,120.00
12. Registration
Salaries-Board
300.00
Listing Expense (11ยข per completed form)
2,100.00
Town Clerk
200.00
Salary-Clerk
3,939.00
Extra Clerical
350.00
Expenses
2,735.00
9,624.00
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13. Planning Board
Clerical
$ 480.00
Office Expense and Stenotype Service
250.00
Meeting Expenses, Dues, and Mileage
400.00
Printing and Legal Notices
500.00
Planning Board Map Revision
100.00
New Equipment: Office Furniture
180.00
$ 1,910.00
14. Law
Salary-Town Counsel
4,200.00
Clerical Help
840.00
Office Expense
600.00
Settlement of Claims
750.00
Land Damages
25,000.00
Witness Fees, Trial and Litigation Expenses
600.00
31,990.00
15. Town Hall Maintenance
Salary-Supervising Custodian
4,076.80
Salary-Janitor Handyman
3,764.80
Maintenance and Supplies
5,270.00
Repairs
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