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Section 6
In case any section, paragraph or part of this by-law be for any reason declared invalid or unconstitutional by any court of last resort, every other section, paragraph or part shall continue in full force and effect, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 2.
On motion of Mr. Maney, duly seconded, it was
VOTED UNAMIMOUSLY to authorize and instruct, the Board of Selectmen to convey to Whitney Construction Company on such terms and conditions as may seem appropriate to the Selectmen, but for a consideration of not less than $1.00, together with a full discharge and release of the Town from any and all claims it may have against the Town as a result of the Eminent domain taking of land belonging to said Whitney Construction Company made pursuant to the vote under Article One of the Special Town Meeting of December 1, 1969, the following described land and interests in land:
1. A certain parcel of land in Lynnfield bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point at the westerly terminus of the Southeasterly boundary of Lot 2A as shown on a plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lynnfield Owned by Whitney Construction Company" by Hayes Engineering, Inc., dated October 16, 1969, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 116, Plan 9 and running S22-47-03E a distance of 192.06 feet, thence turning and running S19-11-53E a distance of 153.04 feet, thence turning and running S17-53-33E a distance of 127.93 feet, thence turning and running S18-57-29E a distance of 82.66 feet, thence turning and running S71-33-41W a distance of 10 feet, thence turning and running N29-03-04W a distance of 668.25 feet, and thence turning and running S67-25-34E a distance of 155 feet to the point of beginning.
Said parcel containing 37,574 square feet of land, more or less, or however the same may be more accurately described.
2. All easements and other interests in the land shown as "50' R.O.W." on said plan.
3. An easement to construct and maintain slopes in strips of land 20 feet wide adjoining the full length of the southeasterly and southwesterly lines of said parcel shown as "50' R.O.W." on said plan.
4. The fee in the parcel of land shown as Lot 2B on said plan containing .39 acres according to said Plan, or however the same may be more accurately described.
ARTICLE 3.
On motion of Mr. Nugent, duly seconded, this article was DEFEATED by a vote of 67 in favor, 73 opposed. A motion to reconsider this article was also defeated by a vote of 56 in favor, 78 opposed.
"To see if the Town will vote to determine that a Housing Authority is needed in Lynnfield to provide housing for elderly persons of low income and to vote to establish a Lynnfield Housing Authority to be organized under the provisions of General Laws (Ter. Ed.) Chapter 121B Section 3 as amended which Housing Authority shall be limited in its purposes and authority solely to the providing of said housing for elderly persons of low income and no other, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 4.
On motion of Dr. Robinson, duly seconded, this article was DEFEATED.
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to be used by the Board of Health to pay for supplemental rubbish collections for the period between July 1, 1970 through March 31, 1971, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 5.
On motion of Mr. Roger Gerry, duly seconded, it was
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to raise and apppropriate the sum of $15,000.00 to be added to the "Interest on Temporary Loans Account" to be used for the purpose of said account.
ARTICLE 6.
On motion made and duly seconded, it was
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,850.00 to be used by the Highway Department to correct drainage conditions in the Glen Meadow Park and the area adjacent thereto.
ARTICLE 7.
On motion made and duly seconded, it was
VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $28,814.00 to be used by the Highway Department to correct drainage conditions in the Glen Meadow section of Lynnfield by the
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installation of 1,172 feet of new pipe and performing any other work necessitated by said installation.
A motion to reconsider this article was defeated.
ARTICLE 8.
On motion of Mr. Koch, duly seconded, it was
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,500.00 to be used to purchase a wood-chipping machine.
ARTICLE 9.
On motion made and seconded, it was
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to rescind the action taken under Article 32 of the Warrant of the 1970 Annual Town Meeting, which action was to accept a portion of Edgemere Road.
ARTICLE 10.
On motion of Mr. Gorshel, duly seconded, it was
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to accept as a public way a portion of Edgemere Road as shown on a plan of land entitled "Plan of Land in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, dated April 27, 1970, Hayes Engineering, Inc., 828 Lynn Fells Parkway, Melrose, Massachusetts," to be recorded, said portion of Edgemere Road being that which begins at its intersection with Archer Lane as shown on said plan and running Northwesterly, Northerly and Northeasterly a distance of 614 feet to the end of said portion and having a width of 50 feet, or however the same may be more accurately described.
ARTICLE 11.
On motion of Mr. Aldrich, duly seconded, it was
VOTED to amend the Town by-laws by adding the following as Section 18 of Chapter 9 of its by-laws entitled "Regulations Regarding Persons and Property."
Section 18. (GARBAGE DISPOSAL)
No person shall place garbage, offal or similar matter in or with ordinary household rubbish which is intended for collection by the Town, its contractors, agents, servants or employees. All garbage, offal or similar matter shall be placed in containers approved by the Board of Health and shall be placed and made available for separate collection by the duly designated and authorized contractors of the Town in accordance with applicable regulations of the Board of Health.
Each violation of this By-Law shall be punished by a fine of not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00).
All business of this Special Town Meeting having been completed, on motion of Mr. Maney, duly seconded, it was VOTED to adjourn SINE DIE.
Adjourned at 10:55 P.M.
Harry W. Higgins Town Clerk
TOWN MEETING ATTENDANCE:
Prec. 1
Prec. 2
Total
72
80
152
July 21, 1970 Boston, Mass.
The foregoing amendment to general by-laws adopted under Article 11 is approved. /s/ Robert H. Quinn Attorney General
July 27, 1970 Lynnfield, Mass.
Please be advised that copies of the by-law amendment voted at the Special Town Meeting of May 11, 1970 under Article 11, and approved by the Attorney General July 21, 1970, were posted in each precinct of the Town of Lynnfield on July 27, 1970.
Is/ Edward W. Foley Constable Town of Lynnfield
APPROPRIATIONS VOTED AT THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING OF MAY 11, 1970
TO BE RAISED IN THE TAX LEVY:
Article 5. To be added to Interest on
Temporary Loans Account
$15,000.00
Article 6. To correct drainage conditions
in the Glen Meadow Park and area adjacent thereto 2,850.00
Article 7. To correct drainage conditions in the Glen Meadow section of Lynnfield 28,814.00
Article 8. Purchase of a wood-chipping machine 4,500.00
TOTAL TO BE RAISED IN
THE TAX LEVY
$51,164.00
Harry W. Higgins Town Clerk
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Total appropriations since 1969 tax rate was fixed
$ 4,681,752.11
Offset to Cherry Sheet
estimated receipts
43,887.03
First Commitment
$ 56,905.20
Second Commitment
59,759.70
Third Commitment
31,442.40
State Recreation Areas
16,261.15
Audit of Municipal Accounts
1,909.12
Fifth Commitment
45,956.28
Sixth Commitment
40,612.64
Seventh Commitment
44,665.10
Eighth Commitment
46,156.47
Ninth Commitment
31,430.72
TOTAL MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE COMMITMENTS $ 415,075.62
Motor Vehicle Excise Abatements
1968 Levy in 1970
$ 135.30
1969 Levy in 1970
$ 9,124.83
1970 Levy in 1970
$
27,790.22
Licenses
27,701.33
Fines
560.60
General Government
3,538.58
Protection of Persons and Property
11,444.00
School (local receipts of School Committee)
17,033.34
Libraries (local receipts other than State Aid)
3,103.26
Recreation
1,869.96
Cemeteries (other than Trust Funds and Sale of Lots)
2,033.00
Interest: On Taxes and Assessments
3,654.29
Available Funds Voted
143,171.69
Over Estimates of Cherry Sheet
8.40
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
AND AVAILABLE FUNDS
$ 1,307,313.96
NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY
TAXATION ON PROPERTY
$ 3,671,344.22
Table of Aggregates
Stock in Trade
$ 98,300.00
Machinery
173,200.00
Live Stock
15,450.00
All other Tangible Personal Property
2,389,140.00
VALUE ASSESSED PERSONAL
ESTATE
$ 2,676,090.00
Real Estate Valuation
Land exclusive of buildings
$19,644,520.00
Buildings exclusive of land
65,932,860.00
VALUE OF ASSESSED REAL ESTATE ESTATE
$85,577,380.00
Tax on Personal Estate
$ 111,325.34
Tax on Real Estate
3,560,019.01
Loss by fractions
-. 13
TOTAL TAXES ASSESSED
$ 3,671,344.22
TAX RATE $41.60
Motor Vehicle Excise
1969 Levy in 1970 $ 38,768.08
1970 Levy
Town Charter Commission
1,000.00
County Tax
117,834.48
Metropolitan Districts Area
484.88
Mass. Bay Transportation Authority
34,709.00
Mosquito Control Projects
3,433.28
Elderly Retiree Program
332.21
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Bills
1,104.90
Ipswich River Water Shed District
1,524.99
Overlay Current Year
74,425.03
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
$ 4,978,658.18
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Cherry Sheet
740,185.20
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
353,010.31
Abatements issued in 1970
Real Estate
Personal
1968 Levy in 1970
$ 27.45
1969 Levy in 1970
$ 565.36
1970 Levy in 1970
$45,218.69
$257.92
Lynnfield Water District
Total appropriations since 1969 tax rate was fixed $ 107,663.20
Metropolitan Water State Assessment
14,500.92
Overlay Current Year
1,096.58
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED $ 123,260.70
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Water Rates and Available Funds Voted $ 74,150.00
NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED $ 49,110.70
Valuation Lynnfield Water District
Real Estate
$31,364,610.00
Valuation Lynnfield Water District Personal
$ 1,373,890.00
TOTAL VALUE
$32,738,500.00
Tax on Real Estate
$ 47,046.92
Tax on Personal
$ 2,060.84
Gain by fractions
$ +2.94
TOTAL TAXES LEVIED
$ 49,110.70
TAX RATE $1.50
Abatements issued in 1970
1970 Levy in 1970
Real Estate Personal $ 38.00 $ 3.00
Lynnfield Center Water District
Total appropriations voted since 1969 tax rate was fixed $ 154,171.30
State Tax and Assessments
47.34
Overlay Current Year
2,274.50
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED $ 156,493.14
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Fourth Commitment
58,147.11
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Available Funds voted and Water Rates $ 103,971.31
NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION $ 52,521.83
1969 Levy in 1970
$ 13.89
1970 Levy in 1970
$ 48.75 $ 3.70
Valuation of Lynnfield Center Water District Real Estate
$51,256,330.00
Valuation Lynnfield Center Water District Personal Property TOTAL VALUE
1,265,500.00
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Tax on Real Estate
$ 51,256.33
Tax on Pesonal Property
1,265.50
TOTAL TAXES LEVIED
$ 52,521.83
Edward J. Mckay, Jr., Chairman W. Douglas Whitehouse Hubert G. Wall
TOWN TREASURER
TREASURER'S RECEIPTS
Police Department
462.00
James Reed Fund
50.00
Group Insurance Dividend
2,566.72
Susan Brown Fund
45.37
Board of Health
65.50
Emerson Fund
465.54
Board of Assessors
1,311.50
New Endowments
1,050.00
Library Fines
2,300.64
Sale of Lots
1,250.00
Library Lost Cards
49.75
Miscellaneous Cemetery Receipts
2,145.00
Library Fees from Copier
916.90
Cemetery Endowment Interest Withdrawn
1,828.55
Library Non-Resident Cards
770.00
Conservation Fund
487.92
Sealer of Weights & Measures
165.00
Notes-Purchase of Land for School
27,000.00
Town Clerk-Dog Licenses
2,208.25
Borrowed in Anticipation of Revenue
2,539,008.10
Sale of Dogs
60.00
Interest on Tax Anticipation Notes
60,997.90
Peabody Court Fines
3,886.00
Treasury Bills
127,728.00
Gasoline Registrations
14.00
Interest on Treasury Bills
2,272.00
Miscellaneous Licenses
248.00
Workmen's Compensation Payments
376.30
Miscellaneous Overpayments
2,493.98
Blue Cross Refunds
169.86
Recreation Committee
1,796.79
Group Insurance-Medex
45.25
Liquor Licenses
24,500.00
Group Insurance
152.83
Selectmen-Miscellaneous Licenses
965.47
Federal Taxes Withheld
438,541.15
Rental of South Hall
1,820.00
State Taxes Withheld
82,634.83
Building Permit Fees
6,100.00
Essex County Retirement
38,193.86
Electrical Permit Fees
1,433.50
Town Employees-Blue Cross
11,527.44
Sanitary Engineer Permit Fees
2,365.00
Town Employees-Group Insurance
213,44
Plumbing Permit Fees
947.00
School Department-Blue Cross
29,883.72
Gas Permit Fees
621.00
School Department-Group Insurance
1,249.50
Checks Returned
347.03
School Department-Teachers Association Dues
3,859.00
Sale of Town Property
675.00
School Department-Teachers Retirement
91,210.34
Sale of Various Books
244.08
School Department-Teachers Annuity
13,386.25
Miscellaneous Reimbursements
4,807.59
School Department-Union Dues
1,627.50
SCHOOL
2,900.00
Town Employees-Union Dues
507.00
School Tuition
2,441.54
Board of Appeals
630.00
Summer School Tuition
1,274.00
Fire Department Oil Permits
25.50
Adult Education
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Abatements issued in 1970
Real Estate Personal
TAX RATE $1.00
$52,521,830.00
Sale of Lunches
113,727.53
Veterans Service
1,366.22
Athletic Receipts
5,629.61
National Defense Education III
7,697.12
Driver Education
7,084.00
Department of Education-Title I
12,232.00
Driver Education-Road Test
80.00
Library Extension-Title II
2,502.10
Rental of Buildings
2,150.74
School Aid-Chap. 70
385,086.37
Miscellaneous Reimbursements
2,119.13
OAA-Public Welfare
203.84
Blue Cross-Double Coverage
342.12
Regional Public Libraries
2,099.50
Dr. Redmond Retirement
6,225.16
Miscellaneous Reimbursements
1.39
ESSEX COUNTY
State Valuation Basis
56,239.86
Chapter 90-Roads
6,250.00
Machinery Basis
149.57
Dog License Refund
1,542.20
Disabled Veterans
1,721.82
TAXATION
Raffle Permits
10.00
Real Estate
3,435,493.50
Title II ESEA
31,042.00
Personal Property
106,380.21
Chap. 768, Sec. 5
13,715.01
Motor Vehicle
388,978.84
Special Ed. Program Chap. 58
22,407.04
Advertising
5.64
Loss of Taxes
166.40
Costs-Interest
3,643.51
Lien Certificates
627.00
TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR 1970
$8,518,767.69
TAX TITLE
Real Estate
2,638.03
Interest and Costs
16.17
Water District Taxes, Interests and Costs
2,224.99
Deed Preparation
6.00
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
School Lunch
44,260.02
Vocational Transportation
717.00
School Building Assistance
181,326.74
Overpayment-Medical Assistance
976.77
Vocational Education-Tuition
960.00
Department of Public Works-Chap. 678
17,071.67
Transportation-Chap. 71, Sec. 7B
70,504.28
Metco Chap. 506
31,828.20
Cash on Hand January 1, 1970
$ 277,641.08
Total Cash - 1970
8,796,408.77
Paid by Warrants
8,478,968.09
BALANCE - December 31, 1970
$ 317,440.68
Harry W. Higgins Treasurer
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COLLECTOR OF TAXES Year Ending December 31, 1970
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COMMITMENTS
COLLECTED
ABATED
TAX TITLES
1967 Personal Property
$ 33.60
$
$
$
1967 Real Estate
167.44
1967 Motor Vehicle Excise
226.33
71,23
1968 Personal Property
61.00
1968 Real Estate
14,716.01
6,673.05
27.45
3,005.17
1968 Motor Vehicle Excise
2,011.24
194.23
135.30
1969 Personal Property
3,554.03
799.26
1969 Real Estate
57,430.87
35,099.29
565.36
3,409.13
1969 Motor Vehicle Excise
55,344.87
47,336.10
9,124.83
1970 Personal Property
111,325.35
105,633.95
257.92
1970 Real Estate
3,560,018.88
3,401,704.98
45,218.69
6,691.35
1970 Motor Vehicle Excise
415,075.62
349,203.81
27,790.22
$4,219,965.24
$3,946,715.90
$83,119.77
$13,105.65
REFUNDS
INTEREST
BALANCE
1967 Personal Property
$
$
$ 33.60
1967 Real Estate
167.44
1967 Motor Vehicle Excise
8.06
155.10
1968 Personal Property
61.00
1968 Real Estate
27.45
843.87
5,037.79
1968 Motor Vehicle Excise
20.47
1,681.71
1969 Personal Property
25.61
2,754.77
1969 Real Estate
703.76
1,320.19
19,060.85
1969 Motor Vehicle Excise
4,053.47
172.33
2,937.41
1970 Personal Property
145.60
7.45
5,579.08
1970 Real Estate
9,762.77
1,232.45
116,166.63
1970 Motor Vehicle Excise
8,703.81
210.84
46,785.40
$23,164.23
$3,841.27
$200,420.78
Percent All Taxes Outstanding 4.7493%
Percent 1970 Taxes Outstanding 4.1241%
Respectfully submitted, ROBERT W. PEABODY Collector of Taxes
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TOWN ACCOUNTANT
LIABILITIES & RESERVES
Payroll Deductions Group Insurance
Surplus War Bonus
Federal Grants
Elementary & Secondary Title I 1,096.06
Public Law 874 Title I
25,680.00
Education Chapter #506 10,886.33
Public Law 85-864 Title III
4,869.80
Public Law 85-864 Title V
1,130.29
43,662.48
Medical Aid 4,980.24
Old Age Assistance
1,280.14
Aid Family W/Dep. Children
1,625.19
Disability Assistance
414.47
8,300.04
Non-Revenue Cash -
Revolving Funds
School Athletics
4,655.09
Surplus War Bonus
3,013.66
School Lunches
39,617.94
44,273.03
Advances for Petty Cash
Collector
50.00
Revenue - General
51,824.01
School
100.00
150.00
Accounts Receivable
Elementary School Addtns. 42,851.97
94,675.98
Levy of 1967
Sale of Cemetery Lots
9,182.25
Real Estate
167.44
Reserve Fund Overlay Surplus
1,383.71
Personal
33.60
Overlay Reserve for Abatements
Levy of 1968
Levy of 1967
201.04
Real Estate
5,037.79
Levy of 1968
11,581.91
Personal
61.00
Levy of 1969
28,991.26
Levy of 1969
Real Estate
19,060.85
Revenue Reserved until -
collected
Medical Assistance from
State
.56
Personal
5,632.08
156,897.98
Motor Vehicle & Trailer -
Excise
Levy of 1967
155.10
Tax Title & Possessions
22,914.55
Levy of 1968
1,681.71
Levy of 1969
2,980.31
Levy of 1970
54,569.03
59,386.15
Tax Titles & Possessions
Medical Assistance Recovery
976.77
84,303.73
Tax Titles
16,613.43
Overestimates State Tax
Tax Possessions
6,301.12
22,914.55
Departmental
Ipswich River watershed
1,077.67
1,385.88
Veterans Benefits
195.00
Overestimates County Tax
Aid Dependent Children
300.36
Retirement Assessment
. .62
Old Age Assistance
353.94
849.30
County Tax
730.27
730.89
Underestimates 1970
Reserve for Petty Cash
150.00
State Parks
1,277.34
Metropolitan Area Planning
243.95
County Mosquito Control
2,270.50
3,791.79
Insurance
2,566.72
Highway Deficit
10,999.82
10,999.82
Surplus Revenue
237,463.90
604,993.33
604,993.33
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2,078.92 3,013.66
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1970 GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
CASH
General
317,440.68
Investments
29,549.40
Appropriation Balances
Levy of 1970
28,948.43
69,722.64
Personal
2,754.77
Levy of 1970
Real Estate
124,150.45
Departmental Revenue
848.74
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Ex-
cise
59,386.15
Reserved Payments water
dist.
74.21
Agency Trust Income
102.75
M.B.T.A.
308.21
Receipts Reserved for Appro-
priation
State Aid - Libraries
2,099.50
4,666.22
-Snow & Ice
Non-Revenue
ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTS
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Expenditures Balance
General Government
Selectmen
15,701.00
14,625.93
1,075.07
Other Finance Offices
7,112.00
83.50
6,937.89
257.61
Accounting
16,103.00
13,732.88
2,370.12
Treasurer
14,829.00
12,890.21
1,938.79
Tax Title Proceedings
400.00
267.00
667.00
Collector
21,617.00
250.00
21,720.09
146.91
Assessors
29,326.00
2,284.00
31,144.15
465.85
Board of Appeal
845.00
567.35
277.65
Planning Board
3,165.00
146.74
2,160.30
1,151.44
Zoning Study
6,500.00
5,400.00
1,100.00
Town Counsel
10,901.00
8,579.65
2,321.35
Planning Board
Deposits Forfeited
309.19
Town Clerk
14,380.00
700.00
14,768.57
311.43
Registrars
9,321.00
8,503.64
817.36
By-Law Committee
350.00
46.13
303.87
Personnel Board
646.00
602.84
43.16
Municipal Buildings
33,197.00
32,018.97
1,178.03
Protection of Persons & Property
Police
234,932.00
6,410.00
241,338.49
3.51
Fire
64,566.00
480.00
52,469.17
12,576.83
Hydrant Rental
10,975.00
10,975.00
Civil Defense
3,030.00
3,010.60
19.40
Building Inspector
5,921.00
856.65
6,472.83
304.82
Tree Department
30,911.00
30,044.00
867.00
Moth Department
12,273.00
11,941.16
331.84
Wire Inspector
1,455.00
1,266.01
188.99
Gas Inspector
450.00
180.00
536.48
93.52
Dog Officer
3,097.00
3,096.67
.33
Sealer of Weights
238.20
33.80
& Measures
272.00
121.60
9.40
Animal Inspector
131.00
Health & Sanitation
Board of Health
7,120.00
2,219.00
Sanitarian
2,219.00
710.64
139.36
Plumbing Inspector
850.00
49,617.00
Rubbish Collection
49,617.00
20,000.00
Garbage Collection
20,000.00
Highway Department
Highway Maintenance
171,995.00
35,999.82
(10,999.82)
Snow & Ice
25,000.00
25,000.00
Chapter 90 Construction
25,000.00
Engineer Survey
441.00
752.00
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167,888.11
4,106.89
Pillings Pond Road
1,193.00
6,509.57
610.43
Planning Board
309.19
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers
Expenditures
Balance
Out
Street Lighting
52,000.00
1,786.00
49,395.27
4,390.73
Gasoline & Oil
13,000.00
12,937.74
62.26
Wildwood Drive
5,669.00
280.00
5,389.00
Town Reforestation Lot
2,520.00
1,716.73
803.27
Town Hall Parking Lot
4,685.00
4,652.64
32.36
Edgemere Road
6,000.00
6,000.00
Beechwood Road
3,555.00
3,555.00
Cedarwood Road
5,275.00
5,068.32
206.68
Chestnut & Lowell Streets
16,028.33
4,571.67
20,429.77
170.23
Charities
Medical Assistance Adm.Fed. 695.80
695.80
O.A.A. Adm. Fed.
1,130.14
1,130.14
A.D.C. Adm. Fed.
1,449.19
1,449.19
Disability Assistance
214.47
O.A.A. Fed.
150.00
150.00
Medical Aid
4,433.07
.83
149.46
4,284.44
Disability Asst.
200.00
200.00
Aid Dep. Children
176.00
176.00
Veterans Benefits
3,786.00
3,000.00
6,312.30
473.70
Education
School Department
2,665,698.09
37,942.91
2,691,834.07
11,806.93
Adult Education
1,274.00
1,274.00
Athletic Fund
4,788.40
5,629.61
5,762.92
4,655.09
School Site Selection
1,961.48
1,756.00
205.48
Elementary School Add.
75,491.43
32,639.46
42,851.97
Secondary School
Building Committee
12,000.00
Elem. & Secondary
8.50
8,50
Elem. & Secondary
P.L. 8910 Title |
12,232.00
11,135.94
1,096.06
Public Law # 874
7,192.16
5,362.00
12,554.16
Public Law# 874 Title I
25,680.00
25.680.00
Dept. Educ. Chap. #506
2,498.63
31,828.20
7,000.00
16,440.50
10,886.33
Voc. Educ. P.L. 88-210
.60
.60
National Defense Title III
5,690.46
6,566.83
7,387.49
4,869.80
National Defense Title V
1.26
1,130.29
1.26
1,130.29
School Library
P.L. 8910 Title II
2,502.10
2,502.10
Elem. School Bldg. Comm.
3.95
3.95
Purchase of Whitney Land
18,300.00
27,000.00
45,300.00
School Lunch Program
40,536.31
157,987.55
158,905.92
39,6 17.94
Library
74,950.80
1,542.20
76,252.97
240.03
State Aid to Libraries
2,099.50
2,099.50
Trans. from Library
Endowment Funds
465.54
465.54
Adm. Fed.
214.47
12,000.00
Title I
38
Available Funds
Transfers In
Transfers Out
Expenditures
Balance
Unclassified
Recreation Commission
19,124.90
16,471.76
2,653.14
Land Acquisition-Rubbish
2,000.00
1,500.00
Conservation Commission
8,000.00
487.92
8,480.01
7.91
Memorial Day Observation
600.00
487.80
112.20
War Memorial Committee
750.00
750.00
Town Insurance
38,679.00
1,321.00
36,514.46
3,485.54
Reserve Fund
18,773.20
11,226.80
28,616.29
1,383.71
Town Charter Commission
8,000.00
1,000.00
6,522.71
2,477.29
Stabilization Fund
47,539.26
47,539.26
Group Insurance
42,000.00
511.98
42,300.56
211.42
Glen Meadow Park
Article # 6
2,850.00
2,290.34
559.66
Glen Meadow Section
Article # 7
28,814.00
13,791.38
15,022.62
Purchase of Wood Chipper Article # 8
4,500.00
4,348.00
152.00
Medical
2,000.00
250.00
2,235.97
14.03
Pillings Pond - Acquisition Study Com.
1,500.00
1,500.00
Control of Algae Weeds
1,500.00
1,500.00
Historical Comm.
75.00
75.00
Survey & Study Drainage Article # 12-69
2,000.00
2,000.00
Survey & Study Drainage
Article # 9-70
6,000.00
6,000.00
Park & Cemetery
Park Department
16,150.00
15,099.92
1,050.08
Cemeteries
19,314.00
500.00
19,662.80
151.20
interest & Debt
Maturing Debt
355,000.00
355,000.00
Interest on Maturing
Debt
124,435.00
124,435.00
Temporary Loans
2,600,006.00
2,600,000.00
6.00
Interest on Temporary
Loans
50,000.00
15,000.00
61,000.11
3,992.89
Agency & Trust
State Parks
15,953.08
17,230.42
(1,277.34)
Group Ins. Comm.
For the Elderly
332.21
332.21
M. V. Excise Bills
1,104.90
1,104.90
Met Area Planning
484.88
728.83
(243.95)
M.B.T.A.
34,709.00
34,400.79
308.21
State Audit Mun. Accts.
1,909. 12
1,909.12
Ipswich River Watershed
1,077.67
1,077.67
Retirement Assessment
73,952.20
73,951.58
.62
County Tax
116,178.50
115,448.23
730.27
Mosquito Control
3,363.00
5,633.50
(2,270.50)
39
3,500.00
State Income Tax 82,634.83
Federal Income Tax
438,541.15
Dog Licenses County
2,268.25
Teachers Retirement
91,210.34
Teacher Annuities
13,386.25
Essex County Retirement
38,193.86
Employees Blue Cross
45,110.96
Fireman Pension
1,000.00
Non Contributory
7,433.56
12,191.40
6,225.50
Union Dues
5,993.50
5,993.50
Perpetual Care
1,150.00
1,150.00
Non Revenue Treasury
Bills
108,252.90
108,252.90
Refunds
Real Estate
10,493.98
10,493.98
Motor Vehicles
12,757.28
12,757.28
Personal Property
145.60
145.60
8,349,056.16
427,029.64
55,559.20
8,478,968.09
241,558.51
TRUST & INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust & Investment Funds Cash & Securities
In Custody of Town Treasurer
176,512.54
DEBT ACCOUNT
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
State Treasurer
1,000.00
Inside Debt Limit
In Custody of
General
$622,000.00
East Boston Savings Bank
839.60
Outside Debt Limit
General
$2,690.000.00
In Custody of Treasurer
$3,312,000.00
G. Blake Fund
4,454.14
A. Clough Fund
331.33
G. Hawkes Fund
556.69
M. C. Ward Fund
1,113.49
M. A. Nash Fund
1,113.49
H. P. Emerson Fund
5,129.22
Municipal Office Bldg.
$45,000.00
Mary U. Nash Fund
2,459.23
Purchase Whitney Land
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