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We endorse in principle the need for regional planning of the watershed as a whole, and recognize that public ownership at Federal, State and community level is necessary to guarantee their perpetual preservation in the best interests of all the people.
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Upon Motion of Mr. Ronald H. Wood, as follows:
RESOLUTION
The Town of Wayland wishes by this resolution to honor the long public service of J. Sidney Stone, now retiring from its Board of Public Welfare.
During thirty-four years Mr. Stone has contributed his abilities to this town in many capacities, including Town Counsel, Library Trustee, member of the Welfare Board, and as State Senator from this district. In all these offices his good sense, sound judgment and public spirit have been of high value in the conduct of public service. The Town also esteems the sage counsel he has so often contributed to discussion at Town Meeting.
The Town commends Mr. Stone for his many services over this long period; expresses its appreciation; and wishes him long life and continued satisfaction in it.
This resolution is ordered to be spread upon the records, and a copy forwarded by the Town Clerk to Mr. Stone.
In seconding the foregoing Resolution, Mr. Robert M. Morgan added for the record a more detailed schedule of Mr. Stone's past service to the Town.
Selectman: Three Years: 1922, 1923, 1924
Commissioner of Trust Funds: Thirty-four years: 1931-1961
Trustee of the Public Library: Thirty-one years: 1926-1956
Town Counsel - Acting - 1922 -? ?
Actually appointed: 1936-1948 Thirteen years
Board of Public Welfare: Twenty-one years: 1938-1940; 1943-1961 Representative in the General Court: Four years 1924-1928
These Resolutions and details were accepted unanimously by a rising vote of thanks to Mr. Stone.
Mr. Theodore R. Magoun, Chairman presented the report of the Recreation Advisory Committee, and placed a copy of same on file with the Town Clerk.
Upon Motion of Mr. Magoun, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the report of the Recreation Advisory Committee be accepted, that it be printed in the Town Report, and that the committee be continued for further study and be instructed to report further to the Town at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Mr. Allen R. Finlay read the report of the School Building Commit- tee, re: 1. Completion of renovation of permanent School Administration quarters in the Center School Annex; and the Committee asked to be discharged from further responsibility in this matter; 2. The virtual completion of the new senior high school; 3. Long Range Program suggesting plans for future additions to the Claypit Hill and Loker Schools by September, 1962, and subsequent proposed additions to the
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new senior high school and the Happy Hollow School, probably in 1964 and 1965. The report expressed the hope that these necessary additions might be made without further increase in the long-term debt of the Town.
Mr. Finlay placed this Report on file with the Town Clerk.
Upon Motion of Mr. Finlay, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the report of the School Building Committee be ac- cepted, and that this Committee be discharged from further responsibili- ties under Article 23 of the Warrant of the 1960 Annual Town Meeting.
Mrs. Carol J. Thomas presented the Report of the Committee on Town Government, re: 1. Recommending that the terms of the Town Clerk, Collector and Treasurer be changed from one to three years;
2. Improved relations between the School, Library, Health, and Park Departments, e.g. in a proposed cross-indexing between Town and School libraries about to be undertaken;
3. The desirability of combining the Fire and Police Communications to save money, but recognition of need to postpone such a study for the present, until it may be studied in conjunction with the possibility of combining these two departments under one joint chief;
4. Proposal to better consolidate and coordinate the engineering functions of the Planning Board and Highway Department and recogni- tion of the growing need for establishment of a position of Town Engineer;
5. Proposal to establish a Public Works Department or some other arrangement to better coordinate the Work of the Park Department, Cemetery Department, Moth Department, Tree Warden and Highway Department;
6. Improved enforcement of various regulations;
7. Capital Budget plan, such as been begun under the Fire Depart- ment Capital Budget plan, for long-range planning of needed large equipment purchases;
8. Proposal for improved presentation of the Budget, each year, at open meetings of the Finance Committee prior to the Annual Town Meet- ing; recognition that similar policy has obtained in the preparation of the 1961 Budget, and with general urging that such be continued in the future.
9. Statement that copies of this report would be available at the Town Office Building.
Mrs. Thomas placed a copy of this Report on file with the Town Clerk.
Upon Motion of Mrs. Thomas, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the report of the Committee on Town Government be accepted and that the Committee be continued.
In behalf of Mr. Frank S. Tarr, who was unable to attend the meeting, Mr. Robert M. Morgan reported and requested that the By-Pass Committee be continued in existence.
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Mrs. Leah Lipton, Chairman, presented the Report of the Committee to Investigate the Mosquito Control Program. This report indicated general satisfaction of the program currently undertaken by the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Commission, mentioned a regret that Sudbury had not been a member of this Commission, and hence mosquitos tended to blow over from Sudbury, occasionally; found no evidence at this time of toxic or harmful effect directly to humans, although adverse effects to wildlife were recognized; pointed out the importance of the role of the householder in keeping yards free of standing water, e.g., in puddles, pails, children's toys (after a rain), gutters, etc .; recommended contin- uance of present program.
Upon Motion of Mrs. Lipton, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That this Report be accepted, and that the Committee be discharged.
Article 2. To choose all necessary Town Officers, Agents and Com- mittees not elected by the official ballot.
Upon Motion of Mr. Magoun, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the Trustees of the Allen Fund be: John Bryant Benjamin W. Johnson, III George W. Shepard
who shall continue to serve as Trustees of that Fund;
That the Selectmen act as Fence Viewers;
That the Constables act as Field Drivers;
That the following persons shall serve as Measurers of Wood and Bark:
Robert L. Davis
Thomas F. Linnehan Arthur F. Marston;
Surveyors of Lumber: Thomas F. Linnehan Arthur F. Marston; and
That the Memorial Day Committee be appointed by the Moderator in accordance with the vote made at the 1958 Annual Town Meeting.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Town By-Law establishing the Wage and Salary Classification Plan, as amended, in any of the following respects:
(a) Further amend Article II, Section 1 of said Plan by adding the following new classification and salary rate:
Position Min. 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years Fire
Captain $4,527.92 $4,664.85 $4,801.78 $4,938.71 $5,075.64 $5,212.57
(b) Further amend Article II, Section 1 by increasing each annual and monthly salary (except for Police Chief, Fire Chief and Highway
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Superintendent, but including the salary established by the preceding amendment) and each hourly wage rate by two and one-half (21/2) per cent with fractions of a cent leveled off to the nearest cent level above, and by increasing the annual and monthly salary rate for Police Chief, Fire Chief and Highway Superintendent by five (5) per cent, all such increases to be effective from January 1, 1961: and to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the purposes thereof; or take any other action relative thereto.
Upon Motion of Mr. Edwin W. Marston, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the Town By-Law establishing a Wage and Salary Classification Plan established March 3, 1954 and subsequently amended, be further amended in the following respects:
(a) By adding the following new classification and salary rate: Position Min. 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years Fire
Captain $4,527.92 $4,664.85 $4,801.78 $4,938.71 $5,075.64 $5,212.57
(b) By increasing each annual and monthly salary (except for Police Chief, Fire Chief and Highway Superintendent, but including the salary established by the preceding amendment) and each hourly wage rate by two and one-half (21/2) per cent with fractions of a cent leveled off to the nearest cent level above, and by increasing the annual and monthly salary rate for Police Chief, Fire Chief and Highway Superin- tendent by five (5) per cent, all such increases to be effective from January 1, 1961.
Article 4. To grant money for necessary Town purposes.
Duly seconded, Mr. Robert M. Morgan, Chairman of the Finance Committee offered the following
MOTION: That the report of the Finance Committee be accepted and its recommendations be adopted; that Item 2 on Page 25 be corrected to read:
"Regular men (7 in 1960)
(including Communications 4 in 1961 -making 11 Patrolmen)"
That $2,585,168.75 with the addition of: $37,295.42
Highway Department
Snow Removal $14,000.00
Park Department
Superintendent
4,795.42
Labor-3 men
12,500.00
School Grounds
Maintenance 6,000.00
$37,295.42
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and with the subtraction of: $24,695.42 "Park Department Salaries 1961
Superintendent
$6,200.00
2nd man
4,795.42
Labor -
Permanent men(2)
8,000.00
Labor -
Temporary men (2)
5,700.00
$24,695.42
be granted, appropriated and assessed for the several purposes desig- nated, making a total budget of $2,597,768.75 and that the same be expended only for the purposes shown under the respective boards, committees and officers of the Town; and that
All employees in the Town Office Building, other than elected officials and those of the Police and Fire Departments, come under the supervision of the Executive Secretary and that he be charged with the operation of both Town Office Buildings and their equipment;
The operation of the dumps be under the supervision of the Highway Department;
The money from Dog Taxes be allocated in its entirety to the Library;
The Public Health Nurses #II and Nursing Assistants be under the supervision of the Board of Health;
The funds provided for under Fire Department, Call men - night duty, be used only under the following conditions: $400.00 annually to Call men who serve on the night shift, 6:00 P. M. to 7:00 A. M. fifty nights a year and not more than two nights in any one week. All funds to be expended for Call men only, except that not more than two regular men may serve as Call men - night duty, at the pay provided for such work. This is done with a view to building up and maintaining the number of men in the Call department;
The work on the Assessors' Maps continue to be done under the joint supervision of the Planning Board and the Board of Assessors;
The gifts to the Library, acceptance of which is provided for under Article 10, be made available for expenditure along with other amounts appropriated by the Town under the budget for the general expenses of the Library;
The Town Collector continue to act as Collector for the Water Department; that he be directed to charge fees for demands on overdue water bills and that the sums so collected be credited by the Collector to the Water Department; and that all fees and penalties be turned over to the Town as Town Income;
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The office of Town Clerk be retained on a salary basis and that all fees from whatever source derived be turned over to the Town as Town Income.
The appropriation under the Fire Department for Major Equipment be maintained as a fund against future purchases and not to be expended without further direct vote of the Town;
The appropriation for street lighting be made on the condition that street lighting service will not be purchased after 12:30 A.M .;
The Assessors' Valuation Book to be printed in 1961 be made avail- able, one to a tax payer, upon his request and calling for it at the Town Office Building;
The unexpended balances in the following accounts be transferred to "Excess and Deficiency";
Highway Department
Drainage - easements
Oxbow Road - Kerr $10.00
Rice Road 10.00
Glezen Lane 10.00
Joyce Road
10.00
and in the following accounts to "Aid to Dependent Children - Federal Grants - Administration";
Welfare Department New Car 946.86
and in the following accounts to "Water Available Surplus";
Water Department
Salaries - 2nd Man 2.02
3rd Man 53.66
Labor 3.06
Maintenance
798.66
Equipment - New Trucks
1,995.50
- Compressor 501.05
Water Mains - relocation - -
Moore Road 180.00
Water Main Extensions
- Commonwealth Rd. East 2,002.06
- Aqueduct Road 255.86
and to simplify the bookkeeping in various departments that
There be transferred to "Cemetery - Labor - Temporary Men" $1,000 from Cemetery - "Perpetual Care Funds Income";
There be transferred to "Welfare Board - Salaries - Clerks" $3,345 from "Old Age Assistance - Federal Grants - Administration".
In addition to the sum of $1,500 included in the budget to meet the Town's share of "Chapter 90 - Maintenance" and $5,650 to meet the
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Town's share of "Chapter 90- New Construction", the sum of $3,000 for "Chapter 90 - Maintenance" and $16,950 for "Chapter 90 - New Construction" be transferred from "Unappropriated Available Funds" in the Treasury to meet the County's and State's share of the cost of the work, the reimbursement from the County and State to be restored upon their receipt to "Unappropriated Available Funds" in the Treasury;
NOTE: (The foregoing section between * and * was omitted by Mr. Morgan, in making his Motion, since the wording followed exactly that as printed in the Finance Committee's Report with the Warrant, and since there was unanimous consent of the Meeting for such omission).
The appropriation for "Hydrant Rental" of $10,000 for the Water Department, granted in the budget, be transferred to "Water Available Surplus."
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FINANCE COMMITTEE BUDGET FOR 1961
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom .. mended Item 1961 No.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
MODERATOR
Salary
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
1
SELECTMEN
Salaries :
Chairman
175.00
175.00
175.00
2
Clerk
175.00
175.00
175.00
3
3rd Member
175.00
175.00
175.00
4
Expense :
500.00
From "Reserve"
1,040.26
1,540.26
500.00
5
Property Removal
1,000.00
From "Reserve"
751.96
1,751.96
1,000.00
6
TOWN OFFICES
Salaries
40,178.19
43,872.66
7
From "Water Available Sur-
plus"
6,830.07
45,904.56
Art. 8
Expense
7,000.00
6,995.79
7,250.00
8
Multigraph
1,300.00
1,134.42
Equipment
1,700.00
1,700.00
1,250.00
9
Electricity
2,820.00
2,484.59
2,850.00
10
Telephone
4,400.00
4,292.70
4,400.00
11
Gasoline
3,500.00
3,344.13
3,500.00
12
TOWN BUILDING - WAYLAND
Maintenance
8,200.00
7,456.84
8,250.00
13
TOWN BUILDING - COCHITUATE
Maintenance
3,000.00
2,999.03
3,400.00
14
Paint Exterior and Door From "Bal. 1/1/60"
1,309.00
804.00
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1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961
No.
TOWN TREASURER
Salary
5,500.00
5,500.00
5,750.00
15
Expense
300.00
280.71
200.00
16
Tax Title Sales Expense
1,500.00
1,076.29
1,000.00
17
COLLECTOR
Salary
6,000.00
6,000.00
6,300.00
18
Expense
200.00
146.00
200.00
19
ASSESSORS
Salaries :
Chairman
1,500.00
1,025.00
1,200.00
20
2nd Man
900.00
825.00
1,000.00
21
3rd Man
700.00
641.63
900.00
22
Expense
800.00
563.57
800.00
23
Assessors' Maps
Atlas and Maps
3,500.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
24
Printing of Maps and Covers
480.00
500.00
25
Professional Services
2,500.00
26
Printing Valuation List
2,500.00
27
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Expense
50.00
50.00
50.00 28
SALARY AND WAGE CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE
Reclassification and Adjustment
Fund
1,000.00
1,000.00
29
Expense
50.00
15.00
50.00
30
TOWN COUNSEL
Retainer
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
31
Disbursements and Claims
6,000.00
From "Reserve"
1,641.05
7,641.05
9,500.00 32
Settlements - Loker Street
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
400.00
400.00
25
1960 Appro- priated
mended 1961
Recom- 1960 Item Expended No.
REGISTRARS
Salaries :
Registration
200.00
200.00
200.00
33
Listing
1,100.00
693.24
1,300.00
34
Transportation
200.00
62.20
200.00
35
TOWN CLERK
Salary (part time)
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
36
Expense
1,000.00
138.02
1,200.00
37
ELECTIONS
Officers: Salaries
2,000.00
From "Reserve"
1,353.75
355.37
1,362.00
38
Expense
500.00
449.85
300.00
39
PLANNING BOARD
Clerical Expense
300.00
300.00
400.00
40
Expense
500.00
41.25
500.00
41
Engineering (Inc. Ex. Town Rds.)
4,500.00
3,035.00
5,000.00
42
Street Numbering System
100.00
100.00
100.00
43
Professional Services
2,000.00
268.10
1,000.00
44
Master Map
500.00
150.00
300.00
45
Master Plan Report
1,200.00
297.92
Zoning Maps
100.00
Drainage Maps
800.00
URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY
Expense
2,000.00
2,000.00
3,000.00 46
PROTECTION
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Communications : Salaries (4)
$18,084.10
$17,278.54
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1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961 No.
Salaries :
Chief
6,143.76
6,143.76
$6,531.59
1
Communications 4 in 1961
- making 11)
31,606.58
29,882.24
52,318.02
2
Policewomen (3)
3,206.01
3,009.75
3,316.50
3
Other Police
5,000.00
4,114.76
4,000.00
4
Expense
2,525.00
2,472.65
2,500.00
5
Uniforms - Expense
1,450.00
1,373.90
990.00
6
Police Car Purchase - 2 Cars ..
3,000.00
2,977.63
3,500.00
7
Police Cars-Operating Expense From "Reserve"
164.01
1,864.01
2,000.00
8
Signs and Traffic Lines
1,500.00
1,479.69
1,500.00
9
Special Services
475.00
475.00
475.00
10
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Chief
6,143.76
6,143.76 27,533.15
6,531.59 31,228.13
12
Call Men - Hourly
7,400.00
7,159.67 9,816.00
7,000.00
13
Call Men - Night Duty
10,920.00
14,600.00
14
Expense - General
2,000.00
1,973.62
2,000.00
15
New Equipment
Hose
1,000.00
947.90
1,000.00
16
Miscellaneous
1,900.00
1,890.09
1,800.00
17
Alarm System
Maintenance
1,000.00
995.11
1,000.00
18
Extensions
School St .- Rich Valley Rd.
1,000.00
998.84
Rice Rd .- Sherman Bridge - Oxbow
1,000.00
19
Uniforms - Expense
825.00
762.71
675.00
20
Purchase-Major Equipment ...
10,000.00
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
20,000.00
28,981.00
5,000.00
21
BUILDING AND WIRE INSPECTION
Salary
5,280.34
4,960.36
5,628.48
22
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11
Regular Men (6)
27,878.95
1,700.00
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
1961
Recom- mended Item No.
Expense
700.00
700.00
800.00
23
PLUMBING INSPECTION
Salary
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
24
Expense
500.00
From
"Reserve"
70.00
570.00
500.00
25
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
350.00
350.00
26
TREE WARDEN
Salary
600.00
600.00
200.00
27
Tree Trimming - Private Con- tract
2,000.00
1,975.76
2,000.00
28
Planting Trees
500.00
500.00
500.00
29
MOTH DEPARTMENT
Salary - Supt.
400.00
400.00
400.00
30
Public Work - Expense
3,500.00
3,086.67
3,000.00
31
Dutch Elm Disease
8,000.00
7,928.88
8,000.00
32
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Salary
125.00
125.00
125.00
33
Expense
40.00
40.00
40.00
34
HEALTH
BOARD OF HEALTH
Salaries :
Chairman
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
1
Clerk
50.00
50.00
50.00
2
3rd Member
50.00
50.00
50.00
3
Expense - Board
100.00
Health - Appropriation
7,000.00
6,700.91
8,000.00
4
Property Removal Expense
1,000.00
355.00
1,000.00
5
Medical Inspection of Schools ...
2,000.00
From "Reserve"
340.52
2,340.52
3,000.00
6
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1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item No.
Dog Clinic
200.00
132.80
150.00
7
Collection of Garbage
16,000.00
From "Reserve"
1,666.68
17,666.68
18,500.00
8
INSPECTION OF ANIMALS:
Salary
150.00
150.00
150.00
9
Expense
50.00
50.00
50.00
10
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES :
Salaries :
Nurses #II (3)
10,771.86
10,585.54
15,039.84
11
Nursing Assistants (2)
3,598.44
3,286.11
4,950.75
12
Transportation
1,200.00
545.76
1,200.00
13
SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC
2,700.00
2,608.00
3,230.00
14
MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC - FRAM-
INGHAM
1,300.00
15
MOSQUITO CONTROL
....
8,000.00
8,000.00
7,500.00
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HIGHWAY
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Salaries :
Superintendent
$6,375.61 4,980.94 900.00
$6,375.61 4,980.94 900.00
$6,778.07 5,146.31 900.00
2
Clerk
3
Maintenance
48,000.00
47,999.48
51,000.00
4
Engineering - Miscellaneous ....
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
5
- School Street ...
1,850.00
6
Roadside - Brush Spraying
1,000.00
- Clean Up
1,500.00
1,499.74
- Brush Spraying and
Clean Up
2,500.00 7
Reconstruction - Existing Town Roads Moore Road
From Bal. 1/1/60 ... 6,418.17 4,623.03
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1961
1
2nd Man
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961
No
Pelham Island Road From Bal. 1/1/60
15,000.00
School Street
15,000.00
14,784.73
15,000.00
8
Oxbow Road
9,000.00
9
Chap. 718 - Loker Street From Bal. 1/1/60
4,883.94
Sudbury Road - 4-Arch Bridge From Bal. 1/1/60
650.00
Garage - Repairs and Mainte-
nance
1,700.00
From "Reserve"
81.00
1,779.18
1,700.00
10
Snow Removal From "Tax Levy 1961"
20,000.00
15,000.00
11
Care of Dumps
3,500.00
From "Reserve"
282.75
3,730.54
3,500.00
12
Hurricane - Clean Up From "Tax Levy 1961"
3,133.66
3,133.66
Drainage - Miscellaneous
300.00
299.64
300.00
13
- Old Connecticut Path From Bal. 1/1/60
7,500.00
7,433.96
500.00
14
- Training Field and Moore Road
From Bal. 1/1/60
2,346.84
Commonwealth Rd. East From Bal. 1/1/60
1,248.51
1.228.16
- Goodman Lane ....
2,000.00
33.26
- Woodridge Road ....
2,000.00
- Harrison St. and Pemberton Rd. . ..
1,600.00
- Commonwealth Rd. East and Main St.
500.00
498.43
- Parkland Drive .... - East Plain St. at School St.
3,000.00
3,000.00
15
Claypit Hill Rd. ..
500.00
17
-. Loker St. - off School St.
5,000.00
18
- Davlin Road
500.00
19
Drainage Easements
Oxbow Rd. - Kerr 10.00
Wallace Rd. - Bal. 1/1/60 .... 20.00
30
500.00
16
7,157.20
1960 Appro- priated
Expended 1960
Recom- mended Item 1961 No.
Lakeview Rd. - Bal. 1/1/60
20.00
Waltham & Lincoln Rd.
Bal. 1/1/60
10.00
Rice Road
10.00
Glezen Lane
10.00
Joyce Road
10.00
Rice Road - Ledge Removal From Bal. 1/1/60
146.97
Road Machinery Account
2,000.00
1,997.19
2,000.00 20
New Equipment '60
23,900.00
Grader
21,000.00
Spreaders
2,400.00
Miscellaneous .... 500.00
From "Reserve"
2,719.76 26,619.76
New Equipment '61
18,500.00 21
Truck - 41/2 ton
9,000.00
Truck - 1/2 ton pick-up
1,300.00
Spreaders (2)
5,150.00
Radios
2,550.00
Miscellaneous ... 500.00
Toll Road Drainage From Bal. 1/1/60 .....
8,000.00
Chapter 90 - Maintenance '60
Town
1,500.00
From "County & State
3,000.00
4,498.88
Chapter 90 - Maintenance '61
1,500.00 22
Chapter 90 - Construction '59 From Bal. 1/1/60
15,517.39
15,516.95
Chapter 90 - Construction '60
Town
5,000.00
From "County & State"
15,000.00 17,637.74
Chapter 90 - Construction '61
Art. 9
Sherman Bridge - Repair
700.00 23
Statior Parking Lot
300.00
60.00
300.00
24
Street Betterment-Construction
Wallace Rd. "Bal. 1/1/60" .... 3,807.77
3,536.93
31
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961 No.
Winter St. "Bal. 1/1/60" ....
1,226.56
621.67
Maiden Lane #1 "Bal. 1/1/60"
273.15
Maiden Lane #2
16,765.00
980.13
South and Center Sts.
12,300.00
6,673.34
Acceptance of
Moore Rd. "Bal. 1/1/60"
100.00
Various "Bal. 1/1/60"
13.00
Autumn Lane
10.00
Land Taking
Stonebridge Rd. "Bal. 1/1/60"
10.00
Commonwealth Rd.
"Bal.
1/1/60"
10.00
Improvement
Stonebridge and Potter
300.00
Sidewalk Construction
4,800.00
1,284.10
(Old Connecticut Path)
5,000.00 25
Street Lighting
11,000.00
10,462.26
11,000.00
26
WELFARE
WELFARE BOARD
Salaries :
Chairman
$100.00
$100.00
$100.00
1
2nd Member
100.00
100.00
100.00
2
3rd Member
100.00
100.00
100.00
3
Agent
From "A.D.C .- Fed. Grants Adm."
4,590.00
4,590.00
Social Worker
From "O.A.A .- Fed. Grants Adm.'
2,632.50
2,603.17
4,110.00
5
Clerks (2) 3/4 time and 1/2 time From "D.A .- Fed. Grants Adm."
1,890.00
1,883.52
New Car From "Bal. 1/1/60" ....
2,000.00
1,053.14
TEMPORARY AID
Appropriation
12,000.00
9,790.71
12,000.00 6
5,250.00
4
32
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961 No.
AID FOR DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Appropriation
10,000.00
9,998.90
9,000.00
7
Federal Grants
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
12,309.30
Income in 1960
6,488.00
5,250.90
Federal Grants - Adm.
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
4,742.60
Income in 1960
1,073.59
(Transferred to "Agent
Salary"
4,590.00
DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
Appropriation
7,000.00
1,091.58
4,000.00
8
Federal Grants
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
2,693.15
Income in 1960
693.00
Federal Grants - Adm.
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
2,507.16
Income in 1960
394.80
691.16
(Transferred to "Salaries Clerk")
1,890.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR AGED
Appropriation
45,000.00
44,999.95
50,000.00 9
Federal Grants
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
14,237.50
Income in 1960
33,018.22
43,206.06
Federal Grants - Adm.
From "Bal. 1/1/60"
4,126.26
Income in 1960
3,176.26
121.54
(Transferred to "Salaries-
Social Worker")
2,632.50
VETERANS' BENEFITS
Appropriation
9,000.00
From "Reserve"
2,325.83
11,325.83
12,000.00 10
33
1960 Appro- priated
1960 Expended
Recom- mended Item 1961 No.
Agent - Salary
300.00
300.00
350.00
11
-- Expense - From "Reserve"
100.00
66.95
166.95
300.00
12
SCHOOLS
GENERAL CONTROL
Salary - Superintendent
$13,335.00
$13,333.36
$14,235.00
1
Other Expense
28,246.00
27,929.07
30,514.00
2
EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION
Teachers' Salaries
752,202.00
752,012.00
930,716.00
3
Textbooks and Supplies
69,151.00
67,865.51
78,261.00
4
Expense of Principals' Dept. ....
30,600.00
30,448.06
33,113.00
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