Town of Hamilton Annual Report 1953, Part 6

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Publication date: 1953
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 188


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359 40


Truck Insurance


277 67


Food for Firemen


19 02


2,719 08


4,989 83


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salary :


Erving O. Maxwell, Sealer 230 00


230 00


Expenses :


Transportation


83 50


Supplies


14 80


98 30


328 30


MOTH


Salary and Wages :


Rudolph H. Haraden, Supt.


1,670 00


Winslow B. Dodge


908 64


Other Wages


35 68


2,114 32


Expenses :


Insecticides


174 92


Maintenance of Truck


179 47


Telephone


42 39


Tools and Supplies


27 80


Liability Insurance


15 00


Association Dues, Expenses


8 25


447 83


3,062 15


Carried forward


$51,775 10


91


Brought forward


$51,775 10


MOTH - PRIVATE PROPERTY


Salary and Wages :


Rudolph H. Haraden, Supt.


360 00


Winslow B. Dodge


179 20


Other Wages


20 00


559 20


Expenses :


Insectides


299 36


299 36


858 56


TREE WARDEN


Salary and Wages :


Rudolph H. Haraden, Warden


1,170 00


Winslow B. Dodge


1,218 56


Other Wages


44 00


2,432 56


Expenses :


Tools and Supplies


105 73


Maintenance of Truck


5 90


Dodge Associates, Trimming


21 25


Equipment and Repairs


17 21


150 09


Pruning Elms :


Dodge Associates, Pruning


500 00


500 00


Planting Trees :


Winslow B. Dodge, Labor


44 80


Purchase of Trees


126 00


170 80


FOREST WARDEN


Salary and Wages :


Fred Berry, Warden


26 67


A. Merrill Cummings, Warden 13 33


40 00


Expenses :


Telephone


48 65


48 65


88 65


Carried forward


$55,975 76


3,253 45


92


Brought forward


$55,975 76


CIVIL DEFENSE


Salary and Wages :


Nellie E. Woodman, Clerk 390 00


390 00


Expenses :


Postage, Office Supplies


9 75


First Aid Course Supplies


11 75


Auxiliary Police Supplies


92 30


Signs


9 35


123 15


513 15


HEALTH


Salaries and Wages :


Arthur M. Knight


47 94


Lawrence R. Stone


30 00


Everett F. Haley


36 25


Edward A. DeWitt


5 81


Francis H. Whipple, Clerk


60 00


Ernest M. Barker, Milk Insp.


75 00


Expenses :


Abating Nuisance


147 00


Lumber


17 89


Supplies


64 03


Sewage Inspection


445 00


Rent of Dump


240 00


Patients at Essex Sanatorium


334 50


1,248 42


1,503 42


Rubbish Collection :


Wages :


Harold Morgan


929 00


Alden Southwick


748 16


Herbert Haraden


745 92


Walter Cheever


732 54


Other Wages


8 80


3,164 42


Expenses :


Maintenance of Truck


365 91


Bulldozer Hire


165 00


530 91


3,695 33


Carried forward


$61,687 66


255 00


93


Brought forward


$61,687 66


Garbage Collection :


Amos W. A. Fuller, Jr. 3,100 00


3,100 00


3,100 00


DENTAL CLINIC


Dr. John King, Dentist


2,582 50


Florence Stobbart, Nurse


200 00


Insurance


17 10


2,799 60


2,799 60


MAINTENANCE OF ESSEX SANATORIUM


County Treasurer 5,071 27


5,071 27


5,071 27


ANIMAL INSPECTION


Ernest M. Barker, Inspector


90 00


Transportation


50 00


140 00


140 00


HIGHWAY :


Salary and Wages :


Charles F. Poole, Surveyor


3,200 00


Lewis K. Pierce


2,173 00


Robert A. Tucker


1,821 92


Frank E. Manthorn


1,774 08


Herbert E. Harraden


1,307 04


Frank C. Back


1,765 12


Archie Moore


1,702 40


Alden Southwick


286 72


Other Wages


319 04


14,349 32


Expenses :


Gas, Oil, Maint. of Trucks


1,094 03


Truck Insurance


252 50


Tools, Supplies, Equipment


641 39


Carried forward


$72,798 53


94


Brought forward


$72.198 53


Patching Material


743 46


Hot Top Material


364 00


Road Oil


314 82


Sand, Loam, Gravel, Stone


221 94


Pipe, Cement, Brick


579 98


Mowing Roadside


318 75


Surveying, Engineering


146 50


Lumber


42 66


Heating Oil


60 86


Truck Hire


75 00


Shovel Hire


159 00


Roller Hire


43 00


Loader Hire


32 00


Digger Hire


60 00


Bulldozer Hire


7 50


Painting Signs


20 30


Express


2 50


Advertising


4 00


5,184 19


19,533 51


CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE


Wages :


Herbert Harraden


17 92


Frank Manthorn


16 80


34 72


Expenses :


Road Oil


691 74


Stone


565 84


Roller Hire


207 00


1,464 58


1,499 30


CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION


1952 Contract Balance :


A. C. Construction Co., Contract 2,513 47


1953 Contract :


A. Menici & Sons, Contract


13,322 13


Guard Rail Posts


117 00


Advertising for Bids 32 75


15,985 35


15,985 35


Carried forward


$109,816 69


95


Brought forward


$109,816 69


GRAVEL ROADS


Wages :


Lewis K. Pierce


168 64


Robert A. Tucker


141 60


Frank E. Manthorn


138 88


Herbert E. Harraden


116 48


Frank C. Back


134 40


Archie L. Moore


89 60


789 60


Expenses :


Surveying, Engineering


90 00


Gravel


938 30


Shovel Hire


754 00


Grader Hire


456 00


Truck Hire


429 00


Bulldozer Hire


318 00


Loader Hire


40 00


Roller Hire


253 00


Road Oil


769 61


Chloride


38 50


Sand


82 00


Cement


1 20


Stone


34 95


4,204 56


4,994 16


FOREST STREET


Wages :


Robert A. Tucker


28 32


Frank E. Manthorn


26 88


Frank C. Back


26 88


82 08


Expenses :


Pipe


113 57


Catch Basin Frames & Grates


210 00


Shovel Hire


72 00


Tree Work


23 63


Gravel


12 00


Digger Hire


30 00


Brick


43 92


505 12


587 20


Carried forward


$115,398 05


96


Brought forward


$115,398 05


SIDEWALKS


Wages :


Lewis K. Pierce


293 76


Robert A. Tucker


311 52


Frank E. Manthorn


243 04


Herbert E. Harraden


85 12


Frank C. Back


259 84


Archie L. Moore


295 68


Other Wages


35 84


1,524 80


Expenses :


Hot Top Material


840 98


Lumber


41 14


Surveying, Engineering


50 00


Gravel


45 00


Loam


22 50


Loader Hire


16 00


1,015 62


2,540 42


SIDEWALK SNOW PLOW PURCHASE


H. F. Davis Tractor Co.


Tractor and Equipment 4,253 50


4,253 50


4,253 50


SNOW REMOVAL AND SANDING


Wages :


Lewis K. Pierce


333 72


Robert A. Tucker


244 12


Frank E. Manthorn


252 00


Herbert E. Harraden


178 08


Archie L. Moore


80 64


Frank C. Back


170 24


Other Wages


878 40


2,137 20


Expenses :


Gas, Oil for Trucks


142 02


Equipment and Repairs


280 08


Salt


365 00


Sand


190 00


Snow Fence


19 00


Truck and Equipment Hire


1,387 50


2,383 60


4,520 80


Carried forward


$126,712 77


97


Brought forward


$126,712 77


STREET LIGHTING


Essex County Electric Co.


8,818 90


8,818 90


8,818 90


PUBLIC WELFARE


Salaries and Wages :


Lawrence R. Stone


54 20


Arthur M. Knight


24 19


Everett F. Haley


30 00


Edward A. DeWitt


11 61


120 00


Expenses :


Cash Grants


1,422 10


Medical Care


17 35


Food


32 99


Coal


27 40


Other Towns & Cities


87 30


Association Dues, Expenses


46 10


Clerical Assistance


72 50


Serving Legal Process


11 80


Office Supplies and Equipment


240 33


1,957 87


2,077 87


DISABILITY ASSISTANCE


Assistance Payments


3,318 91


3,318 91


3,318 91


AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN


Town Funds :


Assistance Payments


2,324 16


Federal Funds :


Assistance Payments 2,512 02


4,836 18


4,836 18


Carried forward


$145,764 63


98


Brought forward


$145,764 63


OLD AGE ASSISTANCE


Town Funds :


Assistance Payments


28,733 72


Other Towns and Cities 1,080 45


29,814 17


Federal Funds :


Assistance Payments


15,888 14


15,888 14


45,702 31


OLD AGE ADMINISTRATION


Town Funds :


Francis H. Whipple, Agent


622 80


Elizabeth Walke, Clerical


40 00


Office Supplies, Equipment


124 19


Association Dues, Expenses


43 39


Transportation


41 60


871 98


Federal Administration


903 06


1,775 04


VETERAN'S BENEFITS


Cash Grants


2,120 50


Medical Care


34 40


Hospital Care


168 00


Rent


185 00


Food


15 00


Fuel


27 00


Administration


520 00


3,069 90


3,069 90


SCHOOLS GENERAL ADMINISTRATION


Douglas A. Chandler, Supt.


6,500 00


Elizabeth Edmondson, Clerk


3,150 00


Truant Officer


150 00


School Census


150 00


Superintendent's Travel


283 54


Association Dues, Expenses


49 85


Office Expenses


86 65


Subscriptions


24 00


10,394 04


Carried forward


$196,311 88


99


Brought forward


$196,311 88


EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION


Teachers' Salaries :


Edith Anderson


3,399 92


Wilbur Armstrong


4,083 32


Ruth Austen


3,483 32


Alice Barry


2,100 00


Margaret Batchelder


3,399 92


Edwina Beilman


354 00


Doris Blood


833 32


Millicent Boswell


3,783 32


Bette Chittick


2,100 00


Ellen Duffy


3,516 64


Harriet Erskine


2,966 64


Doris Foster


2,966 64


Marshall Gero


3,500 00


Esther Goddard


2,900 00


Ruth Harris


2,866 64


Nena Hayes


2,840 64


Dorothy Jones


966 64


Marian Joseph


3,666 64


Carolyn Lander


2,799 92


Rupert Little


472 00


Mary Lucey


2,983 28


Donald Mack


1,133 32


Robert Mattson


1,833 28


Carl Martini


3,916 64


Helen Maskiewicz


1,766 64


Priscilla Mckay


3,399 92


Eleanor McKey


3,416 60


Katherine Mitchell


966 64


Wilton Moyer


3.716 60


Walter Perkins


1,833 28


Hazel Ramer


3,666 64


Evelyn Rankin


2,983 28


Edith Ross


833 32


Mildred Scanlon


1,000 00


Maude Thomas


682 00


Forest Troop


966 64


Libby Volk


3,416 60


Joan Webster


916 64


Carol Westerlund


1,766 64


Substitutes and Others


1,283 00


95,479 88


Carried forward


$196,311 88


100


Brought forward


$196,311 88


Expenses :


Writing Supervision


405 00


Conference and Association Expenses 66 20


Transportation and Travel


55 52


Other Expenses


16 30


543 02


AUXILIARY AGENCIES


School Health :


Dr. Daniel M. Rogers, Physician


500 00


Florence Stobbart, Nurse


2,000 00


Medical Supplies


2 81


Other Expenses :


Bus Supervisor


50 00


Trade School Tuition


146 25


Trade School Transportation


86 77


Graduation


58 41


Library


165 58


Educational Transportation


25 00


Telephone Service, High and Ele. 395 15


Equipment


50 00


977 16


TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES


Books-High


1,039 73


Supplies-High


938 88


Books-Elementary


2,064 94


Supplies-Elementary


1,696 67


Shop-Supplies


575 30


Films


10 11


Music Supplies


114 67


Domestic Science


2 40


Testing


243 23


Rent of Audograph


105 00


Trucking


3 00


6,793 93


OPERATION OF PLANT


Janitors' Salaries :


Bernard Cullen


3,000 00


Hovey Humphrey


3,000 00


Fred Morris


2,599 98


8,599 98


Carried forward


$196,311 88


2,502 81


101


Brought forward


$196,311 88


Expenses :


Fuel-High


2,474 83


Electric Current-High


1,263 57


Domestic Gas-High


99 37


Water Rates-High


61 00


Janitors' Supplies-High


690 11


Fuel-Elementary


2,562 46


Electric Current-Elementary


1,211 21


Domestic Gas-Elementary


189 62


Water Rates-Elementary


32 00


Janitors' Supplies-Elementary


507 93


Advertising for Bids


23 81


9,115 91


MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS


High


861 43 128 90


990 33


TRANSPORTATION


Pupils-School Sessions


9,169 25


9,169 25


NEW EQUIPMENT


Purchase of Equipment-High 788 08


788 08


VOCATIONAL


Tuition


Transportation


1,067 15 31 25


1,098 40


CLOSING LAMSON SCHOOL


Plumbing Work


151 10


151 10


FURNITURE PURCHASE


Desks


528 00


Chairs


346 50


Express


2 53


877 03


Carried forward


$196,311 88


Elementary


102


Brought forward


$196,311 88


ATHLETICS


Officials at Games


275 50


Police at Games


45 00


Transportation


346 45


Reconditioning Uniforms


313 40


Supplies and Equipment


150 80


Insurance


54 00


1,185 15


CAFETERIA


Salaries and Wages :


Margaret Back


1,210 00


Loretta Tremblay


1,210 00


Marybell Dolliver


579 00


Wilhelmina Morris


526 50


Millicent Boswell


10 00


3,535 50


Expenses :


Groceries and Provisions


11,550 70


Community Service Charge


37 35


Express on Commodities


60 37


Supplies


27 88


Kitchen Utensils


240 42


Electric Range


631 50


Wiring for Range


115 00


12,663 22


164,864 79


SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION - NEW ELEMENTARY AND ADDITIONS TO HIGH


Anderson-Nichols & Co., Architects


2,828 51


Farina Construction Co., Contract


9,760 25


Knut Swanson, Inc., Contract


12,376 40


A. B. C. Mulholland, Contract


3,020 00


Fire Insurance


1,562 48


Roofing Work


171 65


Painting


502 15


Fence


1,598 70


Furniture


283 00


Trucking


73 00


Landscape and Seeding


275 00


Advertising for Bids


36 50


Supplies and Equipment


237 40


32,725 04


32,725 04


Carried forward


$393,901 71


103


Brought forward


$393,901 71


RECONSTRUCTION OF HIGH SCHOOL


Anderson Nichols & Co., Architects 5,620 77


Francis Maroney, Contract 2,111 10


Knut Swanson, Inc., Contract 1,279 82


Farina Construction Co., Contract


1,076 81


A. B. C. Mulholland, Contract


2,145 00


Painting


280 00


Electrical Work


159 80


Landscape and Seeding


160 50


Furniture


92 00


Ventilators


990 00


13,915 80


13,915 80


SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE


Photostat Copies of Documents


51 25


51 25


51 25


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Salary and Wages:


Lydia L. Haraden


700 00


Jennie S. Perley


500 00


1,200 00


Expenses :


Books and Periodicals


1,122 59


Rent of Branch Library


600 00


Supplies


82 14


Wood


5 00


Book Case-Improvements


669 95


Janitor Service


50 00


Labor


8 00


Electrical Repairs


30 71


Transporting Books


3 75


Trips to Boston


12 00


Electric Current


22 52


Association Dues


1 25


2,607 91


3,807 91


Carried forward


$411,676 67


104


Brought forward


$411,676 67


PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS


Salaries and Wages :


James Goodrich, Supt.


2,750 00


Charles Palm 429 50


Edward Haraden 333 00


Carolyn MacDonald, Instructor


365 00


Theodore Johnson, Jr., Instructor


319 00


Freda Colwell, Instructor


166 00


Rena Hopkins, Clerk


53 00


Other Wages


137 19


4,552 69


Expenses :


Playground Supplies, Equip.


284 46


Electric Current


32 88


Tools and Supplies


132 62


Water Rates


156 00


Sharpen and Repair Tools


93 35


Transportation


74 25


Trailer Insurance


5 00


Gas and Oil


14 62


Fertilizer


276 35


Loam


12 00


Lumber


13 16


Electrical Work


22 50


Plumbing Repairs


2 70


Welding


2 00


Coal and Oil


36 18


Wrecker Service


3 00


Tractor Mowing


19 00


Bulldozer Hire


12 00


Stationery and Postage


3 00


1,195 07


5,747 76


AMERICAN LEGION HEADQUARTERS


Electric Current


203 71


Heating Oil


663 00


Water Rates


17 30


Roof Repairs


36 56


Heater Repairs


7 50


Plumbing Repairs


62 43


990 50


990 50


Carried forward


$418,414 93


105


Brought forward


$418,414 93


MEMORIAL DAY


Lee's Band


215 00


Lotito's Band


200 00


Flowers


135 00


Flags


50 04


Refreshments


35 98


Postage, Printing


12 74


648 76


648 76


TOWN REPORTS


Printing


1,435 00


Picture and Cuts


20 89


Delivering


23 00


1,478 89


1,478 89


TOWN CLOCK


Winding Clock


100 00


100 00


100 00


INSURANCE


Blanket Fire Insurance


6,538 38


Workmen's Compensation


2,054 21


Boiler


174 89


8,767 48


8,767 48


RETIREMENT FUND


Essex County Retirement Board


3,736 49


3,736 49


3,736 49


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages :


Raymond A. Whipple, Supt. 3,200 00


Charles Dolliver, Assist. Supt.


2,700 00


Alexina Morrow, Clerk


800 00


Walter Cheever


797 50


Robert Caves 467 75


Other Wages


262 00


8,227 25


Carried forward


$433,146 55


106


Brought forward


$433,146 55


Expenses :


Electric Current


2,524 39


Pipe and Fittings


3,776 57


Meters


1,691 25


Meter Repairs


257 04


Tools and Supplies


181 78


Equipment and Repairs


220 19


Maintenance of Trucks


483 00


Liability Insurance


27 87


Telephone


163 90


Office Expense


274 50


Express and Freight


42 10


Trench Digging


724 30


Heating Oil


108 05


Compressor Hire


12 00


Association Dues


6 00


10,492 94


18,720 19


EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS


Pipe, Fittings, Supplies


4,138 41


Trench Digging


582 25


Labor


332 50


Express and Freight


29 72


5,082 88


5,082 88


WATER PUMP PURCHASE


Diaphragm Pump 435 00


435 00


435 00


WATER TRUCK PURCHASE


Ipswich Motor Co. - Truck


2,079 11


Equipment for Truck 256 97


Advertising for Bids 3 00


2,339 08


2,339 08


CONSTRUCTING PUMPING STATION AND WELL


Pump Controls


43 20


43 20


43 20


Carried forward


$459,766 90


107


Brought forward


$459,766 90


ACQUIRING LAND FOR WATER PURPOSES


Robert H. Chittick - Land 300 00


300 00


300 00


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages :


Salaries of Commissioners


75 00


John T. Walke, Clerk


200 00


Philip Plummer, Supt.


2,750 00


Archie Moore


179 20


Raymond Whipple, Jr.


376 00


Other Wages


111 68


3,691 88


Expenses :


Equipment, Tools, Supplies


511 66


Loam and Gravel


72 00


Water Rates


97 70


Flowers


26 20


Telephone


42 70


Maintenance of Truck


33 09


Office Supplies, Postage


32 50


815 85


4,507 73


SPECIAL CEMETERY IMPROVEMENTS


Trench Digging


152 00


Loam


48 00


Grading and Seeding


253 00


453 00


453 00


INTEREST


Water Bonds, '39, Installation 343 75


Water Bonds '47, Reservoir & Wells 250 00


Water Bonds '47, Laying Mains 1,185 00


Water Bonds '51, Pump House & Well 150 00


School Bonds '52, Construction 11,672 00


Temporary Loan, Ant. Revenue 256 67


13,857 42


13,857 42


Carried forward


$478,885 05


108


Brought forward


$478,855 05


MATURING DEBT


Water Bonds '39, Installation 5,000 00


Water Bonds '47, Reservoir & Wells 2,000 00


Water Bonds '47, Laying Mains 8,000 00


Water Bonds '51, Pump House & Well 3,000 00


School Bonds '52, Construction


41,000 00


59,000 00


59,000 00


TEMPORARY LOAN 50,000 00


Anticipation of Revenue


50,000 00


50,000 00


AGENCY


Witholding Tax


22,517 89


Retirement Deductions


3.180 72


Dog Licenses


891 40


26,590 01


26,590 01


TRUSTS


Cemetery Endowments


250 00


250 00


250 00


MISCELLANEOUS


County Tax


17,958 65


State Audit


396 61


State Parks


583 55


18,938 81


18,938 81


REFUNDS


Overpayments :


1952 Real Estate Tax


38 00


1953 Poll Tax


2 00


1953 Personal Tax 3 10


1953 Real Estate Tax


951 31


1952 Motor Vehicle Excise


184 58


1953 Motor Vehicle Excise


777 80


Water Rates


26 60


Water Services


14 00


Interest


5 16


2,002 55


2,002 55


TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS, 1953


$635,666 42


109


TRANSFERS By Annual Town Meeting


From Excess and Deficiency


To


Revenue


$20,000 00


By Finance Committee


From


To


Reserve Fund


Water Expenses


2,000 00


"


"


Insurance


667 48


"


"


Health Expenses


459 50


2


"


Fire Expenses


510 00


"


"


School Furniture


877 03


"


"


Police Expenses


90 00


"


"


Fire Salaries & Wages


160 75


RECAPITULATION OF DEPARTMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS, TRANSFERS AND EXPENDITURES-1953


Appropriation Account


Balance 1/1 /53


Appropriated by Town Meeting


Transfers & Refunds


Expended


Balance. 12/31 /53


Selectmen


Salaries


1,150.00


1,150.00


Clerical


1,000.00


1,100.00


Expenses


2,300.00


2,265.37


34.63


Equipment


500.00


287.43


212.57


Accounting


Salary


2,800.00


2,800.00


Expenses


250.00


247.38


2.62


Treasurer


Salary


1,400.00


1,400.00


Expenses


575.00


495.56


79.44


Collector


Salary


1,600.00


1,600.00


Expenses


650.00


590.04


59.96


Assessors


Wages


2,300.00


2,205.63


94.37


Expenses


475.00


466.88


8.12


Law


Salary


800.00


800.00


200.00


Finance Committee


Expenses


15.00


10.00


5.00


Town Clerk


Salary


1,000.00


1,000.00


Expenses


250.00


239.90


10.10


Election and Registration


Expenses


2,000.00


1,853.14


146.86


Expenses


200.00


Appropriation Account Planning Board Expenses


Balance 1/1/53


Appropriated by Town Meeting


Transfers & Refunds


Expended


Balance. 12/31 /53


500.00


278.88


221.12


Town Hall


Salary


2,750.00


2,750.00


Expenses


2,000.00


1,996.18


3.82


Office Equipment


800.00


797.81


2.19


Repairs


500.00


500.00


Alterations


8,000.00


7,800.00


200.00


Police


Salaries & Wages


8,400.00


8,158.10


241.90


Expenses


1,600.00


90.00 T


1,689.39


.61


Cruiser Radio Purchase


500.00


499.89


.11


Fire


Salaries & Wages


2,110.00


160.75 T


2,270,75


Expenses


2,210.00


510.00 T


2,719.08


.92


Sealer of Weights & Measures


Salary


230.00


230.00


Expenses


100.00


98.30


1.70


Moth (Town Work)


Superintendent Salary


1,670.00


1,670.00


Wages


990.00


944.32


45.68


Expenses


500.00


447.83


52.17


Moth (Private Work)


Superintendent Salary


360.00


360.00


Wages


378.00


199.20


178.80


Expenses


300.00


299.36


.64


Appropriation Account


Balance 1/1/53


Appropriated by Town Meeting


Transfers & Refunds


Expended


Balance 12/31 /53


Tree Warden Salary


1,170.00


1,170.00


Wages


1,322.00


1,262.56


59.44


Expenses


160.00


150.09


9.91


Planting Trees


175.00


200.00


170.80


204.20


Pruning Elm Trees


500.00


500.00


Forest Warden


Salary


40.00


40.00


Expenses


65.00


48.65


16.35


Civil Defense


579.25


500.00


513.15


566.10


Health


Salaries


180.00


180.00


Expenses


800.00


459.50 T


1,248.42


11.08


Milk Inspector Salary


75.00


75.00


Dental Clinic


Salary of Nurse Expenses


2,600.00


2,599.60


40


Rubbish Collection


3,700.00


3,695.33


4.67


Garbage Collection


3,100.00


3,100.00


Animal Inspector


Salary


90.00


90.00


Expenses


50.00


50.00


Highway


Salary of Surveyor


3,200.00


3,200.00


Wages


11,250.00


11,149.32


100.68


Expenses


5,325.00


5,184.19


140.81


Chapter 90 Maint.


1,000.00


500.00 T


1,499.30


.70


Chapter 90 Const.


8,148.15


3,200.00


11,000.00 T


15,985.35


6,362.80


Gravel Roads


538.45


4,500.00


4,994.16


44.29


200.00


200.00


PROTECTIVE BY-LAW OF THE TOWN OF HAMILTON, MASSACHUSETTS


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SECTION I. PURPOSE OF BY-LAW


The purpose of this By-Law is to promote the health, safety, welfare and convenience of the inhabitants by dividing the Town of Hamilton into Districts and regulating the use and construction of buildings and premises with a view to encouraging the most appropriate use of land in the Town.


SECTION II. CONTINUATION OF USES ALREADY IN EXISTENCE


Any lawful building or use of a building or premises or part thereof existing at the time this by-law or any amendment thereto is adopted may be continued although such building or use does not conform to the provi- sions thereof, provided such use has not been abandoned for a period of one year.


SECTION III. ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS


Districts. The Town of Hamilton is hereby divided into three districts as shown on the "Zoning Map, Hamilton, Mass." dated January 20th, 1954 and filed with the Town Clerk, and which, with its notations, is hereby made a part of this By-Law :


(1) Residence Districts A.


(2) Residence Districts B.


(3) Business District.


SECTION IV. USES OF RESIDENCE DISTRICTS


In a residence district no building or structure shall be erected or altered and no building or premises shall be used except for the following purposes :


(1) One family dwelling or farm. The term "one family dwell- ing" shall not include a mobile or immobile automotive type of trailer.


(2) Commercial farm, garden or nursery selling only products, the major portion of which is raised on the premises, and excluding any use injurious, obnoxious or offensive to the neighborhood.


(3) Professional offices in private residences for the use of the occu- pants only.


(4) Church.


(5) Educational or municipal recreational buildings and uses.


(6) The use, by the resident of a room or rooms in a dwelling or in an accessory building for the pursuit of a home occupation, provided that no substantially continuous employment is required and that there is no external evidence of occupation other than the permitted sign.


(7) Accessory use on the same lot with and customarily incident to any of the above permitted uses and not detrimental to a resi- dential neighborhood. The term "accessory use" shall not in- clude :


(a) A garage for more than four automobiles.


(b) Commercial storage of more than two automobiles.


(c) The taking of more than four lodgers.


(d) Advertising signs except those pertaining to the lease, sale or authorized use of a lot or building on which the sign is placed and not exceeding a total area of twelve square feet, provided that on a lot occupied by a dwelling a sign per- taining to a use shall not exceed (2) square feet and be in the form customary for the purpose.


(8) Buildings and lots may be used for any of the following pur- poses in a residence district with the authorization of the Board of Appeals subject to appropriate conditions where such are deemed necessary to protect the neighborhood or the town.


(a) Private clubs excepting clubs the chief activity of which is a service customarily carried on as a business.


(b) Alteration of one-family house which was in existence at the time of the passage of this by-law into a two-family house.


(c) Greenhouse.


(d) Commercial gravel, loam, sand or stone removal, provided no excavation results below the level of adjacent roads or the average grade of adjacent land and the area is regraded and loamed.


(e) Commercial riding stable.


SECTION V. BUSINESS DISTRICT USES


In a Business District the following uses only are permitted :


(1) Any use permitted in a residence district.


(2) Filling station or garage.


(3) Retail business, service or public utility not involving manu- facture.


(4) Manufacture of products to be sold on the premises at retail where no more than five operators are employed in such manu- facture provided such use is not injurious, obnoxious or offen- sive to the neighborhood.


(5) Office or bank.


(6) Restaurant and other places for serving food.


(7) Newspaper.


(8) Sign advertising goods or services offered by an occupant of the premises for sale, hire or use.


SECTION VI. AREA AND HEIGHT REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENCE DISTRICTS


1. Lot Areas and Frontage. No building may be on a lot in a resid- ence district except one residence building and buildings of accessory use with area and fronatge of not less than the following :


(a) Residence Districts A-area 10,000 square feet with frontage of 90 feet ;


(b) Residence Districts B-area 20,000 square feet with frontage of 100 feet ;


provided that one building and its accessory buildings may be erected on any lot which, at the time this by-law is adopted, cannot be made to con- form to the above requirements.


2. Lots in Two Districts. Where a district boundary line divides any lot in single or joint ownership at the time such line is adopted, the regulations for the less restricted portion of such lot shall extend not more than thirty (30) feet into the more restricted portion, provided the lot has frontage in the less restricted district.


3. Height Limitations. No building of more than two and one-half stories or which exceeds 35 feet in height above the ground shall be erected. The term "half story" shall mean a story in a sloping roof, the area of which at a height four feet above the floor does not exceed two-thirds the floor area of the story immediately below it. Chimneys, poles, spires or tanks and other projections not used for human occupancy may extend above the height limits herein affixed.


4. Location. No building in a residence district shall be within twenty (20) feet of the street line and no building of accessory use except a private garage shall be within sixty (60) feet of a street line. No build- ing shall be within ten (10) feet of the lot line.


5. Appurtenant Open Space. No yard or other open space required for a building by this by-law shall during the existence of such a building be occupied by or counted as open space for another building.


6. In a Business District buildings erected for residence purposes and their premises shall conform to lot size, frontage, height, yard and other regulations of this section applicable to the Residence Districts A.


SECTION VII. ADMINISTRATION


1. Enforcement. This by-law shall be enforced by the Selectmen.




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