Town of Tewksbury annual report 1955-1960, Part 35

Author: Tewksbury (Mass.)
Publication date: 1955
Publisher: Tewksbury (Mass.)
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4,791.10


4,791.10


High School Building Committee


76,000.00


20,647.69


55,352.31


North Street School Roof Repairs


16,240.00


3,116.43


13,123.57


North Street School Drainage


615.00


615.00


School Playgrounds


615.00


615.00


Library - Salaries


1,600.00


1,555.65


44.35


Library - Operating


1,496.41


1,493.77


2.64


Parks - Salaries


300.00


275.50


24.50


Parks - Operating


200.00


171.02


28.98


Insurance Premiums


7,053.37


7,181.02


- -127.65


Memorial Day


800.00


758.55


41.45


Reserve Fund


20,000.00


18,777.33


1,222.67


Stationery and Printing


3,500.00


2,757.63


742.37


County Aid to Agriculture


100.00


100.00


Accident Claims


131.35


131.35


Land Damage Claim


15,187.99


14,946.30


241.69


Playground Commission


3,000.00


2,339.85


660.15


Auctioneer - Andover Street Land ..


75.00


75.00


Tax Title Foreclosures


300.00


300.00


Land Court Costs


297.63


297.63


Land Takings


118.00


118.00


Previous Unpaid Bills


512.20


512.20


Industrial Commission


4,429.05


82.00


4,347.05


Wamesit Hand Pump Restoration


495.00


495.00


Cemeteries


860.00


859.99


.01


Water - Salaries


18,744.00


18,735.71


8.29


Water - Operating


14,900.00


14,881.29


18.71


Water - Travel


100.00


23.10


76.90


Water Installations


50,000.00


15,813.02


34,186.98


Water Deposits


18,384.87


18,034.87


350.00


Shawsheen Street Pipe Relocation


2,438.73


129.00


2,309.73


Hydrant Snow Removal


500.00


500.00


Kingfisher Road Main Extension


350.00


350.00


Water Well Loan


18,438.54


18,438.43


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Water Well Survey


122.37


122.37


Addition to the Water Building


17,000.00


17,000.00


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REPORT OF THE TOWN COUNSEL


February 12, 1958


Victor N. Cluff, Chairman Board of Selectmen Town Hall, Tewksbury, Mass.


Gentlemen:


I hereby submit my report as Town Counsel for the year ending December 31, 1957.


Two minor land damage suits have been filed against the Town involving takings by the Road Commissioners, one being Edgar P. Goulart et ux involving a claim on Hodgson Street, and the other by the Estate of Rebecca Kamm on Valley Road.


On November 24, 1957, the International Fire Engine #6 was involved in a collision with one Beulah M. Lowthers at Chandler Street and Euclid Road and probably involved the largest property damage to a town vehicle that has been incurred for some years. The lowest bid to repair the damage was in the sum of $6,517.33, and in all probability in excess of any insurance coverage which may be available to cover the damage. This matter is still under negotiation at the present time.


In November of 1957 applications for four original locations for sign boards on Route 38 were received from the Outdoor Advertising Authority. All applications showed a lesser setback than fifty feet from the traveled way, and on January 24, 1958, your Town Counsel representing the Board of Selectmen at a hearing before the Authority objected to these locations, and said matters have been continued pending possible arrangements for new setbacks of any or all of such proposed locations.


In accordance with the vote of the town an action was commenced against Rob-Gil Kennels owned by Robert Walker, and said matter has been joined with a petition for writ of mandamus by said Rob-Gil Kennels against Alice Pike, and the papers are now in order awaiting trial.


In July of 1957 the Board of Appeals was represented by your Town Counsel in a suit brought in the Middlesex Superior Court in- volving the granting of a variance to one Akeson for land adjacent to the old railroad bed off Maple Street. The Court annulled the granting of the variance and thereby was consistent with the decisions of the high court in previous matters. In connection with this it is well to observe that the reluctance of the Courts to uphold variances granted in residential areas behooves the interested parties to apply for a re- zoning and vote at a town meeting. This course is the broader and more


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accepted means rather than the narrow and limited application to the Board of Appeals where other than minor changes are sought. Your Town Counsel has attempted to properly advise the present Board of Appeals in line with this thinking and to avoid future litigation.


I have attempted to be available for conferences with your Board and the several town boards and committees upon request.


Total amount paid to your Town Counsel for Court appearances, opinions, and conferences - $1,527.50. This does not include Court fees or other disbursements for service of writs or summonsing of witnesses.


Very respectfully yours, WARREN W. ALLGROVE Town Counsel


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TOWN OF TEWKSBURY BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1957


Revenue Accounts


CASH:


General


$ 471,172.34


Petty Advances :


Collector .$


75.00


Welfare


50.00


$ 125.00


Accounts Receivable:


Taxes :


Levy of 1950:


Poll


4.00


Levy of 1951 :


1950


.$ 4.00


1951


718.72


1952


2,179.39


Real


645.72


Levy of 1952:


Poll


38.00


Personal


355.16


Real


1,786.23


Levy of 1953:


Poll


16.00


Personal


408.24


Real


1,869.05


Liabilities and Reserves


Dog Licenses $ 52.75


Tax Possession Sale Deposit


100.00


County T. B. Hospital - 1957


2,215.33


Tailings


906.10


Old Age Assistance Recoveries


593.70


Public Law 874


18,590.08


Planning Board Deposits


6,010.19


Water Guarantee Deposits


350.00


Overlay Reserved for Abatements:


Poll


12.00


Personal


61.00


1953


2,293.29


1954


3,806.90


1957


4,171.25


$


13,173.55


Overlay Surplus


$


7,737.79


Revenue Reserved Until Collected:


Excise .$ 41,677.98


Departmental 4,934.32


Tax Titles and Possessions .. 8,048.40


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Levy of 1954:


Highways


19,119.81


Poll


36.00


Personal


817.80


Real


2,953.10


Farm Animal Excise 51.50


Levy of 1955:


Poll


122.00


Personal


802.60


Real


6,877.12


Carried Forward:


Collector - Operating ...... $ 854.15


Kennel - Legal Costs ..


300.00


Personal


1,976.30


Real


22,367.81


Levy of 1957:


Town Hall Repairs


418.18


Fire Truck Repairs


6,517.33


Personal


1,887.05


Real


62,084.35


Farm Animal


51.50


$


105,853.03


Estate of Deceased Persons


$


543.16


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise:


1949


.$ 72.42


1950


266.90


1951


320.03


1952


449.17


1953


604.39


1954


2,417.94


Highway Machinery Fund .. 9,815.98


$


89,185.41


Reserved for Petty Cash


$


125.00


Unexpended Appropriation Balances


Levy of 1956:


Poll


104.00


Planning Board Professional Services 375.00


Poll


578.00


Fire Station Repairs


424.61


Fire Station Plans


500.00


Fire Warning System


935.01


Civil Defense - Outlay


299.93


Plumbing Inspections


2,500.00


Rubbish Collections


8,919.63


Town Dump Contract


2,000.00


Chapter 90 - Construction - 1957 21,888.53


Trull Road Construction .... 17,562.87


Water 14,810.24


Estates of Deceased Persons 543.16


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1955


2,348.05


1956


7,489.95


1957


27,709.13


$ 41,677.98


Tax Titles and Possessions:


Titles CA 2,994.61


Possessions


5,053.79


$ 8,048.40


Departmental:


Public Welfare:


State CA 15.65


Cities and Towns 39.00


Old Age Assistance:


Cities and Towns 601.46


Aid to Dependent Children : State 4,278.21


$ 4,934.32


Highways :


State


$ 15,670.31


County


3,449.50


$ 19,119.81


Water:


Installations $ 350.40


Rates


14,459.84


$ 14,810.24


Shawsheen Street Sidewalk 964.36


Street Signs and Markers .... 317.54 School Lunch 5,715.48 Athletics and Band 1,024.90


School Building


Committee - 1953 1,060.02


School Problem Study 744.22


Heath Brook School Construction Loan 50,735.20


Shawsheen School Addition 2,500.75 Long Range Planning Com. 4,791.10


New High School


Building Committee 55,352.31


North Street Roof Repairs .. 13,123.57


School Playgrounds 615.00


Playground Commission 660.15


Auctioneer - Andover Street Land 75.00


Tax Title Foreclosures 300.00


Land Court Costs 297.63


Land Taking - Fire Station 1.00


Land Taking - Schools .....


116.00


Land Taking - Well Field 1.00


Industrial Commission 4,347.05


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Underestimates :


Overlay - 1955 $ 3.52


Overlay - 1956 1,013.30


Shawsheen Street


County Tax - 1957 1,440.89


Pipe Relocation 2,309.73


State Parks - 1957


116.70


Water Well Survey 122.37


Addition to Water Building 17,000.00


$ 235,980.60


Federal Grants:


Disability Assistance:


Aid .$ 331.69


Administration


129.53


Old Age Assistance : Aid


678.23


Administration


137.56


Aid to Dependent Children: Aid


1,328.52


Administration


1.40


$


2,606.93


Excess and Deficiency


$


339,552.31


$ 717,179.74


Respectfully submitted, THOMAS J. BERUBE Town Auditor


Temporary Loans 93.40


Insurance Premiums


127.65


$ 2,795.46


Revenue - 1958 $ 48,100.00


$ 717,179.74


Wamesit Hand Pump Restoration 495.00


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN COLLECTOR


Motor Vehicle Excise


1949


1950


266.90


1951 449.51


1952 622.07


1953 880.91


1954 3,618.08


1955 6,967.31


1956 39,228.09 12,638.87


116,884.12


129,522.99


Refunds


10.00


1,337.50


2,235.23


3,582.73


Cash Collected


129.48


172.90


276.52


1,200.14


4,629.26


41,673.34


85,995.51


134,077.15


Abatements.


4,041.17


5,414.71


9,455.88


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57 .72.42


266.90


320.03


449.17


604.39


2,417.94


2,348.05


7,489.95


27,709.13


41,677.98


Poll


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57 ..


78.00


90.00


166.00


98.00


142.00


432.00


594.00


1,600.00


1957 Commitments ..


6,888.00


6,888.00


Refunds ..


4.00


18.00


22.00


Cash Collected.


34.00


22.00


46.00


48.00


52.00


242.00


402.00


5,710.00


6,556.00


Abatements.


40.00


56.00


82.00


34.00


54.00


68.00


92.00


616.00


1,042.00


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


4.00


12.00


38.00


16.00


36.00


122.00


104.00


580.00


912.00


Personal


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57


..


506.00


693.16 760.32


1,531.20


1,647.60


28,205.10


33,343.38


1957 Commitments.


224,872.85


224,872.85


Refunds.


10.95


10.95


Cash Collected.


445.00


338.00


352.08


713.40


842.10


26,210.30


222,971.20


251,872.08


Abatements.


2.90


18.50


25.55


46.95


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


61.00


355.16


408.24


817.80


802.60


1,976.30


1,887.05


6,308.15


1957


TOTAL


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57


72.42


52,105.29


1957 Commitments.


129


130


Real


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57 1957 Commitments


694.12 1,945.33 2,130.95


4,642.07 12,603.17 250,400.05


839,733.69


272,415.69 839,733.69


Refunds.


423.40


996.30


10,060.85


Cash Collected.


48.46


159.10


261.90


1,688.97


5,931.95


228,125.74


8,641.15 737,754.60


973,970.66


Abatements.


217.50


902.80


48,535.89


49,656.19


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


645.72 1,786.23 1,869.05


2,593.10


6,877.12


22,367.81


62,084.35


98,223.38


Farm Animal Excise


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57


1957 Commitments ..


150.50


Refunds


Cash Collected


99.00


Abatements


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


51.50


Water Installations


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57


2,512.55


1957 Commitments ..


86.15


Addition to Taxes


1,511.93


Cash Collected.


421.04


Abatements.


315.33


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


350.40


Water Rates


Uncollected Bal. 1/1/57 1957 Commitments.


31,205.55


104,876.87


Refunds. Addition to Taxes Cash Collected. Abatements ..


2.73


1,678.26


119,710.10


236.95


Uncollected Bal. 12/31/57


14,459.84


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Respectfully submitted, LOUIS H. AMIOT Collector


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WARRANT for Annual Town Meeting Town of Tewksbury


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March 5, 1958


FROM THE FINANCE COMMITTEE


To the Citizens of Tewksbury:


Since many of you will be attending town meeting for the first time, it is in order to explain how the Finance Committee is formed and what its functions are. Our town by-laws require that the Moderator appoint a Finance Committee of 12 members appointed, four annually for a three year term. The function of this Committee is to examine the budgets submitted by each department together with the articles in the warrant for the Town Meeting. As a result of this investigation this report has been prepared containing our recommendations which are made in accordance with what the Committee considers to be the best interests of the townspeople.


Their budgets reflect the additional cost of enlarging present facilities so that they may adequately serve you. It is now apparent that our increased obligations are exceeding our increase in income from valuation gain, and it will increase even more next year and will likely remain at a high level for several years to come until we have paid our school building program.


There are some bright spots in this dark picture. Because of our geographical position through which Route 110 is expected to traverse and the nearness to the new route 28 with an access road we will be in a position to offer attractive sites for new business. The long range planning committee will undoubtedly suggest certain parcels of land to be rezoned for business and this will have to be done if we are to be realistic and hope to attract new tax relief from these new sources.


We cannot be certain that any of these possibilities will materialize. In any event, we urge the voters to scrutinize carefully all expenditures and to reject any that are not proved essential.


We wish to thank the town officials and department heads for their cooperation in helping us prepare this report.


Respectfully submitted,


RALPH JOSSELYN, Chairman ANSTEIN MYHR, Acting Secretary ALLEN WILSON O. REX READ ARTHUR WELLS ANTHONY ANDERSON


HOWARD COLLINS EDWARD MARTIN LENNOX KARNER STANLEY McCAUSLAND HENRY WELLS GEORGE BYAM


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WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING


Middlesex, ss.


To any of the Constables of the Town of Tewksbury, in said County:


Greeting:


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Tewksbury, qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet and assemble at Town Hall in said Tewksbury on Wednesday, March 5, 1958 at 7:30 o'clock P.M., to act on the following articles, except Article I, and you are also hereby further required and directed to notify and warn the said inhabitants of the Town of Tewksbury, who are qualified to vote on elections and town affairs therein, to assemble subsequently and meet in town meeting at the polling places in said Town of Tewksbury, on Wednesday, March 12, 1958 at 10:00 A. M. then and there to act on the following Article 1.


The polls for the election of Town Officers to be opened at ten o'clock A.M. and to be closed at 8:00 P.M.


ART. 1. To choose all necessary Town Officers, to choose by ballot two Selectmen for three years, one member for Board of Health for three years, two members for Board of Public Welfare for three years, one Assessor for three years, two members for the School Committee for three years, one member for the School Committee for one year, one Water Commissioner for three years, two Trustees for the Public Library for three years, one Road Commissioner for three years, one Park Commissioner for three years, one Trust Fund Commissioner for three years, one Moderator for one year, one member of the Planning Board for five years, one member of the Planning Board for one year and one Auditor for three years.


ART. 2. To hear and act upon the reports of the various town officers.


ART. 3. To fix the salary of the Building Inspector and the several elective officers of the Town and determine whether such salaries shall be retroactive to January 1st. (Refer to Salary Schedule).


The Finance Committee recommends the adoption of this article with the stipulation that the Building Inspector's duties be expanded to include the inspection as clerk of works on all new Town Building construction and repairs to present Municipal Buildings.


ART. 4. To see what sums of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, from available funds or otherwise, for its necessary


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SALARY SCHEDULE FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS AND BUILDING INSPECTOR (ARTICLE III)


Item


No. 1956


1957


Office


Request 1958


Fin. Com. Rec. Dissent


Remarks


1. 2,000.00 ea.


2,000.00 ea.


Assessors (2)


2,500.00 ea.


2,000.00 ea.


2. 3,300.00


3,300.00


Assessor-Clerk


4,000.00


3,650.00


3. 1,800.00


1,800.00


Auditor


2,250.00


2,000.00


4. 4,500.00


4,500.00


Building Inspector


4,500.00


4,500.00


5.


150.00 ea.


150.00 ea.


Board of Health (2)


350.00 ea.


150.00 ea.


6.


200.00


200.00 .


Chairman


400.00


200.00


7.


300.00


ea


300.00 ea.


Board of Welfare (4)


300.00


ea.


300.00


8.


300.00


300.00


Chairman


300.00


300.00


9.


350.00 ea.


350.00 ea.


Board of Selectmen


500.00


ea.


350.00


10.


400.00


400.00


Chairman


600.00


400.00


11. 3,500.00


3,500.00


Collector


3,500.00


3,500.00


12.


100.00


100.00


Moderator


100.00


100.00


13.


100.00


ea.


100.00 ea.


Road Commissioners (2)


100.00


ea.


100.00


14.


200.00


200.00


Chairman


200.00


200.00


15.


75.00


School Committee (3)


Town Clerk


3,300.00 plus sporting and dog license


3,300.00


plus sporting and dog license


17.


75.00


80.00


Tree Warden


88.00


$80 per wk. or $4,290


per wk. or 3,900 p. a. per wk. or 4,290 p.a.


per wk. or p. a.


per a.


18. 2,000.00


2,000.00


Treasurer


2,250.00


2,150.00


19. 100.00 ea.


100.00 ea.


Water Comm. (2)


100.00 ea.


100.00 ea.


20. 200.00


200.00


Chairman


200.00


200.00


16. 3,000.00


3,000.00


and expedient purposes hereinafter designated, and determine that the same be expended only for such purposes under the direction of the respective, officers, boards and committees as follows: (Refer to Budget ).


The Finance Committee recommends adoption of this article.


ART. 5. To determine what sum the Town will authorize and direct the Assessors to take from available funds to reduce the tax levy for the current year, or take any other action relative thereto.


The Finance Committee recommends that no money be taken from available funds to reduce the tax rate. I Dissent


ART. 6. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate and/or transfer from Overlay Reserve for a reserve fund, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 40, Sec. 6.


The Finance Committee recommends the sum of $20,000.00 be raised and appropriated for this purpose.


ART. 7. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year be- ginning January 1, 1958, 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 Section 17, Chapter 44, of the General Laws.


The Finance Committee recommends adoption of this article.


ART. 8. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to institute suits on behalf of the Town or defend any suits that are, or may be brought against the Town, and to sign any contracts or agree- ments in behalf of the Town.


The Finance Committee recommends adoption of this article.


ART. 9. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Select- men and the Treasurer to foreclose, either through the land court or by affidavit of the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation, any tax title held by the Town for more than two years, and see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate therefor.


The Finance Committee recommends adoption of this article.


ART. 10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell, after first giving notice of the time and place of sale by posting such notice of sale in some convenient and public place in the Town at least fourteen days before the sale, property taken by the


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ANNUAL BUDGET (ARTICLE IV)


Item No.


Expended 1956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


1958 Request Finance Committee Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks


1.


100.00


100.00


Moderator - Salary


100.00


100.00


2.


253.00


226.38 Finance Comm. - Exp.


400.00


400.00


3.


4,329.00


4,479.50


Selectmen - Sal. & Wages


5,610.00


4,550.00


4.


500.00


688.73


Expense


1,200.00


1,200.00


5.


2,580.00


2,580.00


Auditor - Sal. & Wages


3,810.00


3,000.00


6.


112.76


135.35


Expense


140.00


140.00


7.


2,780.00


3,000.00


Treasurer - Sal. & Wages


4,330.00


3,400.00


-


8.


550.00


572.00


Expense


600.70


600.00


9.


549.50


Capital Outlay


Collector - Sal. & Wages


8,830.00


7,700.00


1


11.


1,234.89


Expense


2,700.00


2,000.00


12.


Capital Outlay


115.00


115.00


13.


7,700.00


7,500.00


Assessors - Sal. & Wages


9,200.00


7,850.00


14.


840.14


643.32


Expense


719.00


719.00


15.


144.20


225.00


Capital Outlay


16.


500.00


398.85


Legal Expenses


Provided under Selectmens' Account


17.


3,305.00


3,493.00


Town Clerk-Sal. & Wages


3,800.00


3,800.00


18.


398.27


325.81


Expense


500.00


500.00


19.


309.40


Capital Outlay


Elections & Registrations


20.


1,583.50


1,696.87


Registrars - Salaries


1,800.00


1,800.00


21.


64.78


42.32


Registrars - Operating


200.00


200.00


22.


1,489.00


620.62


Election Officers - Sal.


1,700.00


1,700.00


23.


Election Off. - Oper.


200.00


200.00


Planning Board


.


10.


6,875.00


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Item No.


Expended 1956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


Request Finance Committee 1958 Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks


24.


100.00


197.24


Salaries & Wages


350.00


200.00


1


25.


262.00


154.48


Expenses


2,150.00


2,150.00


26.


50.00


80.00


Capital Outlay


375.00


375.00


Town Hall


27.


3,380.00


3,380.00


Sal. & Wages


3,640.00


3,380.00


1


28.


3,500.00


4,480.44


Expenses


4,000.00


4,000.00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


Salaries & Wages


52,944.00


48,300.00


30.


5,431.43


6,424.45


5,800.00


5,800.00


31.


3,204.79


4,129.51


Capital Outlay


3,890.00


3,390.00


Fire Department


32.


36,792.19


39,100.00


Salaries & Wages


44,180.00


39,822.91


33.


6.047.21


7,500.00


7,549.00


7,574.00


34.


3,980.1 1


4,989.27


7,597.50


6,000.00


Out of State Travel


100.00


36.


4,500.00


4,500.00


Salaries & Wages


4,500.00


4,500.00


1


37.


646.86


721.88


Expenses


670.00


670.00


38.


345.14


40.00


Capital Outlay


Board of Appeals


39.


143.25


199.50


Salaries & Wages


300.00


300.00


40.


48.65


105.00


Expenses


1,125.00


1,025.00


41


99.50


Capital Outlay


Sealer of Wgts. & Meas.


29.


38,202.21


44,301.06


Expenses


Expenses


Capital Outlay


35.


Building Inspector


W-8


Item No.


Expended 1956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


Request 1958


Finance Committee Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks ยท


42.


200.00


300.00


Salaries & Wages


300.00


300.00


43.


25.00


18.20


Expenses


200.00


50.00


I


44.


2,500.00


2,500.00


Salaries & Wages


2,500.00


2,500.00


Dutch Elm Control


45.


1,500.00


1,760.00


Salaries & Wages


2,150.00


1,760.00


46.


400.00


Expenses


47.


Capital Outlay


200.00


200.00


Tree Warden


48.


3,412.00


3,564.00


3,930.00


3,564.00


49.


1,378.00


1,966.83


Expenses


2,059.00


2,059.00


Dog Officer


50.


500.00


600.00


600.00


600.00


51.


370.00


389.00


Expenses


400.00


400.00


Civil Defense


52.


49.46


750.00


Salaries & Wages


250.00


400.00


2


53.


24.00


594.13


Expenses


1,000.00


300.00


54.


877.18


1,770.07


Capital Outlay


1,850.00


600.00


55.


Out of State Travel


100.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health


Salaries (3)


1,100.00


500.00


Expenses


10,225.00


9,549.35


Dental Clinic


58.


867.39


1,319.90


Salaries - Dentists


2,500.00


2,000.00


56. 57.


458.34


6,056.00


550.00 8,507.41


Moth Control


Salaries & Wages


Salaries & Wages


W-9


HIGHWAYS


67.


14,698.98


Salaries & Wages


16,570.00


15,100.00


68.


6,746.00


8,384.27


Expenses


8,500.00


8,500.00


69.


7,141.45


Snow - Ice Removal


10,000.00


10,000.00


70.


11,100.00


12,150.00


Chapter 81


12,525.00


12,525.00


71.


3,111.47


Chapter 90 Const.


Appears under Article in Warrant


72.


1,300.00


Appears under Article in Warrant


73.


Chapter 90 Maintenance Highway Machinery Fund Highway Machinery Acct.


Appears under Article in Warrant


74.


9,334.42


Expenses


75.


8,574.47


Capital Outlay


76. 11,500.00


12,444.5|


Street Lighting


15,000.00


15,000.00


61.


200.00


200.00


Salaries


200.00


200.00


62.


300.00


300.00


Physician - Salary


500.00


500.00


Slaughtering Inspector


63.


1,000.00


1,000.00


Salaries Sanitation


1,000.00


1,000.00


64.


342.00


456.00


Sanitary Insp. Salary


600.00


500.00


65.


17,174.73


19,275.21


Rubbish & Garbarge


19,300.00


19,300.00


66.


900.00


Sanitarian


1,200.00


1,200.00


59.


464.09


66.73


Expenses


60.


75.00


Clerk - Part Time Inspector of Animals


100.00


100.00


Dental Clinic Expenses in- cluded under Board of Health Expense


Item No.


Expended 1956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


1958 Request Finance Committee Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks


W-10


82.


393,360.95


495,140.27


General - Sal. & Wages


558,048.00


558,048.00


83.


157,477.66


154,010.33


Expenses


166,020.00


166,020.00


84.


14,712.67


11,515.94


Capital Outlay


11,590.00


11,590.00


85.


447.13


Out of State Travel


400.00


400.00


86.


5,999.36


6,012.78


Vocational Schools


6,000.00


6,000.00


87.


174.50


92.50


Stadium - Sal. & Wages


200.00


200.00


88.


967.13


1,098.02


Expenses


1,500.00


1,375.00


89.


807.06


978.52


Capital Outlay


750.00


750.00


RECREATION


90.


300.00


275.50


Parks - Sal. & Wages


300.00


300.00


91.


200.00


171.02


Expenses


200.00


200.00


LIBRARIES


92.


1,454.94


1,555.65


Salaries & Wages Expenses


1,700.00


1,700.00


93.


1,584.04


1,493.77


1,500.00


1,500.00


77.


7,525.00


8,334.85


Salaries & Wages


8,647.80


8,647.80


78.


102,958.00


109,506.09


Expenses


113,408.70


113,408.70


Veterans' Services


79.


550.00


550.00


Salaries & Wages


550.00


550.00


80.


7,000.00


7,724.58


Expenses


10,000.00


10,000.00


81.


119.27


Capital Outlay


133.00


133.00


SCHOOLS


Item No.


Expended 1956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


Request Finance Committee 1958


Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks


CHARITIES


Welfare Department


Item


Expended 956


Expended 1957


DEPARTMENT or ITEM


Request Finance Committee 1958


Recommendation


Dissent


Remarks


WATER DEPARTMENT


94.


18,387.35


18,735.71


Salaries & Wages


24,040.00


19,144.00


1


95.


12,890.48


14,881.29


Expenses


15,900.00


15,900.00


96.


6,493.34


Capital Outlay


400.00


400.00


97.


67.80


23.10


Out of State Travel


100.00


100.00


MATURING DEBT AND INTEREST


98.


101.000.00


146,000.00


Maturing Debt


146,000.00


99.


62,913.00


69,436.00


Interest - Maturing Debt


65,774.00


100


704.20


Interest - Temp. Loans


750.00


101.


5,627.81


7,181.02


Blanket Insurance


9,000.00


7,000.00


1


102.


383.00


758.55


Memorial Day


800.00


800.00




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