Town of Westford annual report 1963-1967, Part 16

Author: Westford (Mass.)
Publication date: 1963
Publisher: Westford (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 680


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The records of financial transactions of the several departments receiving or disbursing money for the town or committing bills for collection were examined, checked and verified by comparison with the records in the offices of the town accountant and the town treasurer.


The books and accounts in the town accountant's office were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts were compared with the treasurer's cash book and with the approved treasury warrants. The appropriations, loan authorizations, and transfers, as recorded, were checked with the town clerk's records of town meeting votes and with the finance committee's records of transfers authorized from the reserve fund, while other accounts were checked with the records of the several departments in which the transactions originated.


An analysis was made of the ledger accounts, a trial balance was taken off proving the accounts to be in balance, the necessary adjust- ing entries resulting from the audit were made, and a balance sheet, was prepared showing the financial condition of the town as of March 8, 1965.


The books and accounts of the town treasurer were examined and checked in detail. The cash book additions were verified, and the recorded receipts were analyzed and compared with the town accountant's books, with the records of the several departments collecting money for the town, and with other sources from which money is paid into the town treasury. The recorded payments were checked with the selectmen's warrants authorizing the treasurer to disburse town funds and with the accountant's records.


The cash balance on March 8, 1965 was proved by reconciliation of the bank balances with statements furnished by the banks of deposit, by examination of the savings bank books, by verification of U. S. Treasury bills in bank custody for safekeeping, and by actual count of the cash in the office.


The payments on account of maturing debt and interest were verified by comparison with the amounts falling due and checked with the cancelled bonds and coupons on file. The outstanding bonds and coupons were listed and reconciled with the amount on deposit for their payment, as shown by a statement furnished by the depository.


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The savings bank books and certificates of deposit representing the investment of the trust and investment funds in the custody of the town treasurer were examined and listed. The income was proved, and all transactions and balances were verified and checked with the books of the town accountant.


The treasurer's records of tax titles and tax possessions held by the town were examined and checked. The amounts transferred to the tax title account were compared with the tax collector s records. The reported redemptions and sales were checked with the receipts as re- corded on the treasurer's books, the foreclosures were verified, and the tax titles and tax possessions on hand were listed proved, and checked with the records at the Registry of Deeds.


The records of payroll deductions on account of Federal and State taxes, the county retirement system, group insurance, and the United Fund were examined and checked. The payments to the proper agencies were verified, and the balances were reconciled with the respective controlling accounts in the accountant's ledger.


The books and accounts of the tax collector were examined and checked. The taxes, excise and assessments outstanding at the time of the previous examination, together with all subsequent commitment lists, were audited and checked with the warrants issued for their collection and with the records of the town accountant. The collections, as recorded, were compared with the treasurer's and the accountant's books, the recorded abatements were proved with the assessor's records of abate- ments granted, the taxes transferred to the tax title account were verified, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the controlling accounts in the accountant's ledger.


The records of departmental and water accounts receivable were examined and checked in detail. The charges were proved, the payments to the treasurer were compared with the treasurer's recorded receipts, the abatements, as recorded, were checked with the departmental records granted, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the accountant's controlling accounts.


Further verification of the tax, excise, assessment, depart- mental, and water accounts was made by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, the replies received thereto indicating that the outstanding accounts, as listed are correct.


The records of apportioned assessments were examined and checked. The payments in advance were checked with the records of the treasurer, the amounts added to taxes were verified, and the assessments due in future years were listed and reconciled with che deferred controlling accounts in the accountant's ledger.


The financial records of the town clerk on account of dog, sport- ing, and miscellaneous licenses issued were checked. The payments to the treasurer were verified by comparison with the treasurer's and the accountant's records, and the payments to the State were checked with the receipts on file.


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The surety bonds of the several town officials required to file them for the faithful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form.


The available records of departmental receipts of the selectmen, the sealer of weights and measures, and the building, wire, plumbing, and gas inspectors, as well as of the police, health, school, library, and cemetery departments, and of all other departments collecting money for the town or committing bills for collection, were examined and checked. The recorded collections were compared with the treasurer's records and the accountant's books, and the cash on hand in the several departments was proved by actual count .


There are appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash, sum- maries of the tax, excise, assessment, tax title, tax possession departmental, and water accounts, together with schedules showing the condition and transactions of the trust and investment funds.


For the cooperation extended by all town officials during the progress of the audit, I wish, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, to express appreciation.


/s/ William Schwartz ASSISTANT CHIEF OF BUREAU


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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT


In accordance with the requirements of the General Laws, there is submitted herewith the Annual Report of the Town Accountant. The Accountant's records are open for public inspection.


Frederic A. Fisher TOWN ACCOUNTANT


RECEIPTS - 1965


Taxes :


Current Year :


Personal Property


Real Estate


$ 106,737.00 1,067,977.81 $1,174,714.81


Previous Years :


Poll


14.00


Personal Property


886.11


Real Estate


54,560.93


55,461.04


Motor Vehicle Excise:


Levy of 1963


2,795.58


Levy of 1964


22,566.02


Levy of 1965


172,896.38


198,257.98


Farm Animal Excise:


Levy of 1964


126.50


Levy of 1965


251.62


378.12


Street Betterments:


Current Year


991.78


Previous Year


82.95


Paid-up Assessments


999.02


2,073.75


Tax Titles and Town Possessions:


Tax Titles Redeemed


355.28


Sale of Town Possessions


1,379.59


1,734.87


Liens - Water


100.00 $1,432,720.57


Licenses and Permits


Liquor Licenses


8,850.00


Miscellaneous Licenses:


Ice Cream


30.00


Common Victualler


60.00


One-Day Beer


160.00


Second-hand Cars


20.00


Junk


250.00


Amusement - Sunday


103.00


Taxi


1.00


Nursing


15.00


Milk and Oleo


22.50


Camp


1.50


Alcohol


2.00


Food Service


20.00


685.00


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Miscellaneous Permits:


Storage - Inflammables Firearms Sewerage License Expenses


47.00


117.00


528.00


692.00


138.75


10,365.75


Court Fines


878.00


State Taxes:


Income Taxes


26,245.00


Corporation Taxes


94,306.66


Meal Taxes


3,773.79


124,325.45


Grants from Federal Government:


Old Age Assistance


19,758.23


Old Age Assistance-Administration


1,185.69


Aid to Dependent Children


11,456.50


Aid to Dependent Children-Administration


1,484.00


Disability Assistance


7,614.10


Disability Assistance-Administration


637.90


Medical Assistance for the Aged


30,765.57


Medical Assistance-Administration


843.02


School-National Defense Education


6,016.78


School Aid (Federal Employees) PL 874


38,483.00


118,244.79


Grants from State:


Vocational Schools


3,139.34


School Aid-Chapter 70


82,290.21


School Transportation


55,612.74


Chapter 81 Roads


44,966.76


Free Public Library


1,565.25


Schools-Special Class-Chap. 69-71


10,600.00


Highway Construction-Chapter 822


13,974.90


212,149.20


Grants from County-Dog Licenses


698.96


Gift-Murray Printing Company


4,500.00


Departmental Revenue


General Government:


Board of Appeals-Fees


256.00


Treasurer-Collector


Municipal Liens


288.00


Betterment Certificate


2.00


Advertising Tax Titles


18.00


Tax Possessions Sales Committee


Gains and Prorated Taxes


1,237.87


Town Hall - Rent


90.00


Miscellaneous :


Sale of Maps


24.50


Sale of By-Laws


13.00


Use of Telephone


60.11


1,989.48


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Public Safety: Police-Fees for Accident Reports


388. 50


Building Inspector 1,622.00


Wire Inspector


690.00


Plumbing Inspector


512.00


Gas Inspector


290.50


Sealer of Weights & Measures


170.00


Dog Officer:


County Reimbursements


1,356.00


Sale of Dogs


173.00


5,202.00


Highway Department:


Joint Construction-State


16,930.70


Joint Construction-County


8,465.35


Joint Maintenance-State


1,491.12


Joint Maintenance-County


1,491.12


Highway Machinery Fund


6,860.80


From Individuals


188.00


35,427.09


Welfare-Town Infirmary


520.00


School Department:


Cafeteria


56,049.03


Athletics


2,642.75


Band


636.35


Use of Gym


160.27


Sundry Receipts


334.04


59,822.44


Town Library - Fines


636.68


Cemeteries:


Sale of Lots and Graves


450.00


Care of Lots and Graves


1,579.00


Perpetual Care


1,500.00


3,529.00


107,126.69


Water Department


Rates


90,387.22


Services and Miscellaneous


2,210.57


Guarantee Deposits-Services


7,411.20


Guarantee Deposits-Extensions


12,299.64


Backhoe Fund


473.84


112,782.47


Reimbursements


From State:


Highways-Share for Snow Plowing 224.25


Tax Abatements to Paraplegic 2,634.00


Veterans


Veterans Benefits


4,589.98


Temporary Aid


715.45


Old Age Assistance


9,528.40


Old Age Assistance-Administration 303.47


Disability Assistance


8,824.42


Disability Assistance-Admin. 95.37


Aid to Dependent Children


6,101.17


Aid to Dependent Children-Admin. 237.54


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Medical Assistance for the 21,055.88 Aged 376.04


Medical Assistance for the Aged Administration


54,685.97


School Building Assistance Commission:


High School


20,628.60


New Nabnasset School


14,415.70


New Nabnasset School Extension


9,602.10


Intermediate School


33,666.67


78,313.07


From Other Sources:


Tuition and Rent-Tyngsboro


3,688.32


Tuition-Individuals


23.26


3,711.58


136,710.62


Recovery-Old Age Assistance


1,500.00


Escrow Account-Planning Board


13,010.00


Stabilization Fund:


New Fire Truck


11,845.00


New Highway Grader


16,000.00


New Highway Garage


15,000.00


42,845.00


Interest


Investment of Cash


4,857.46


Deferred-Taxes


2,715.77


Tax Title Expenses


290.34


Committed Interest


292.91


Demands and Warrants


2.55


Sale of Lots


241.39


Escrow Agreements


326.25


8,726.67


Interest Withdrawn from Trust Funds


Atwood Lecture Fund


350.00


Fletcher Lecture Fund


120.00


Wright Cemetery Fund


16.00


Fletcher Cemetery Fund


15.00


501.00


9,227.67


Agency and Trusts


Dog Licenses for County


1,549.00


Payroll Deductions:


Federal Withholding


125,512.27


State Withholding


16,012.63


County Retirement


14,048.29


Chapter 32B-Employees Benefits


14,221.39


United Fund of Greater Lowell


395. 55


170,190.13


Town Reimbursement-State Withholding Taxes


106.57


Insurance Receipts:


Return Premiums & Dividends


3,234.75


Recovery on Property Losses


242.90


3,477.65


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Payments Stopped on Old Checks


423.50


175,746.85


Refunds: Welfare Department School Department All Others


2,907.08 757.26 104.50


3,768.84


Total Receipts for the Year


$2,506,600.86


Balance - January 1, 1965


755,670.49


$3,262,271.35


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EXPENDITURES - 1965


General Government: Selectmen:


Salaries & Wages:


Selectmen


1,900.00


Clerk


2,680.00


Clerical


334.50


Expenses :


Meetings & Dues


134.50


Printing & Postage


91.15


Office Supplies


16.57


Law Service


45.00


Advertising


4.50


Notary Expense


7.00


5,213.22


Town Accountant :


Salaries & Wages:


Town Accountant


3,020.00


Clerical


569.50


Expenses :


Postage


25.00


Binding


19.00


Office Supplies


27.54


Advertising


3.00


Dues


5.00


Maintenance Agreement


26.75


3,695.79


Treasurer-Tax Collector:


Salaries and Wages:


Treasurer-Tax Collector


6,500.00


Clerk


2,857.00


Expenses :


Printing & Postage


1,470.54


Office Supplies


144.59


Surety Bond


613.00


Telephone


224.05


Legal


154.00


Advertising


49.50


Special Course-School


57.50


Use of Car


100.00


Dues


12.00


12,182.18


Town Counsel Tax Title Expense


2,167.50


275.00


Assessors :


Salaries & Wages:


Assessors' Wages


5,559.75


Clerk


2,756.00


Expenses :


Telephone


121.81


Use of Car


250.00


Binding Books


40.05


Repair Adding Machines


65.00


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Office Supplies Printing & Postage


Meetings & Dues


45.90 394.41 31.20


9,264.12


Town Clerk:


Salary


2,600.00


Expenses :


Recording Fees


442.00


Surety Bond


15.00


Postage & Printing


158.73


Office Supplies


160.16


Maintenance Agreement


75.96


Dues


22.00


Typewriter Rental


50.00


Oaths to Public Officials


21.00


3,544.85


Registration and Election:


Wages:


Registration & Election


Officers


1,014.93


Listing


1,699.51


Clerical Services


13.50


Expenses :


Advertising


103.00


Printing & Postage


111.55


Office Supplies


62.90


Prepare Election Material


242.00


New Voting Booths


255.50


Printing Ballots


158.00


Votometers for Ballot Boxes


210.64


3,871.53


Board of Appeals


256.97


Planning Board


141.50


Enforcement of Town By-Laws


214.50


Miscellaneous Services & Expenses


472.10


Tax Possessions Sales Committee


75.00


License Expense


171.90


Development & Industrial Commission


13.74


Finance Committee


325.00


Expert Appraisers


6,774.72


State Census


919.94


Printing Town By-Laws


556.80


Town House:


Custodian's Salary


2,000.00


Fuel-Oil


1,255.16


Fuel-Gas


56.92


Electricity


974.03


Telephone


228.26


Water


27.00


Custodian's Supplies


242.76


Repairs


316.33


Clean Septic Tank


45.00


Town Hall License


25.00


Post Office Box Rent


4.40


5,174.86


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Town House - General Connection


Town House - Remodel Kitchen


31.20 984.42 56,326.84


Public Safety:


Fire and Compensation Insurance


12,967.51


Police Department :


Salaries & Wages:


Regular Officers


37,052.70


Special Officers


14,764.49


Clerks-Dispatchers


14,166.91


Expenses :


Insurance


249.84


Telephone


1,133.98


Uniforms


496.44


Departmental Supplies


587.11


Portable Tape Recorder


119.50


Office Supplies


777.11


Accident Photographs


121.00


Books - Law


86.80


Meetings & Dues


115.50


Gasoline & Oil


2,970.69


Tires


527.68


Automobile Repairs


1,057.48


Radio Repair & Service


501.98


Lockup Expense


1,013.33


Police Education


238.00


75,980.54


Police Department-Two New Cruisers Police Department-Copy Machine Fire Department-New Fire Truck


Fire Department:


Wages - Fire


7,249.89


Wages - Ambulance


1,019.60


Fuel - Oil


1,384.55


Fuel - Gas


597.52


Gasoline & Oil


789.38


Telephone


827.29


Electricity


630.12


Water


148.60


Building Repairs


974.30


Radio Repairs


316.51


Electrical Repairs


167.34


Alarm Repairs


215.34


Equipment & Repairs


2,357.77


Insurance


2,243.78


Dues


12.00


Apparatus


586.68


19,523.37


Switchboard Operator Hydrant Service


9,495.00


Fire Department - New Fire Hose


960.00


Fire Department - New Tires


239.30


Forest Fires: Wages 4,408.28


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2,569.00


299.00


20,845.00


1,250.00


Permits Fuel


250.00 25.00 4,683.28


Tree Department :


Wages


4,002.00


Hired Services & Equipment


1,266.00


Truck Expense


193.42


Supplies & Repairs


314.05


New Chain Saw


142.00


Insurance


77.84


5,995.31


Moth Department:


Wages


694.00


Insecticides


981.52


Gas, Oil & Repairs


51.20


Sprayer Expense


235.73


1,962.45


Dog Officer:


1,200.00


Sealer of Weights & Measures


250.00


Building Inspector


1,693.10


Wire Inspector


599.75


Plumbing Inspector


440.77


Gas Inspector


250.00


Conservation Commission


25.00


161,228.38


Health Department:


Health - General Expenses:


General Administration


Miscellaneous Expenses


85.41


Stationery & Office Expenses


54.61


Telephone


244.40


Ads & Legal Notices


44.25


Clerk's Expense


200.00


Legal Fees


284.50


Memorial Day Clean-Up


108.63


Rodent Control


478.41


Dump


4,000.00


Agent to Remove Dead Animals


214.00


Tuberculosis-Board & Care


1,579.20


7,293.41


Nashoba Associated Boards of Health


11,680.08


Animal Inspector


200.00


Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital


526.25


19,699.74


Highway Department:


Street Lights


12,264.44


Snow & Ice Removal:


Wages


12,851.36


Hired Equipment


4,091.00


Gasoline & Oil


3,325.29


Equipment & Repairs


5,312.75


Sand


1,887.47


Salt


7,381.22


34,849.09


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Town Roads :


Wages


20,929.31


Hired Equipment


2,994.00


Asphalt


2,161.11


Sand and Gravel


670.74


Equipment and Repairs


682.24


Gasoline and Oil


2,031.79


Fence


1,588.80


Poison Ivy Control


849.00


Plans and Layouts


575.00


Dues


10.00


32,491.99


Chapter 81 Roads:


Wages


13,503.56


Asphalt


14,223.40


Sand & Gravel


5,461.69


33,188.65


Chapter 90 Roads - Depot St. - Wages


136.80


Chapter 90 Roads - 1964 Contract:


Wages


22,560.50


Pipe & Culverts


3,314.03


Sand & Gravel


4,739.28


Rented Services & Equipment


2,520.80


Asphalt


739.30


Supplies


126.09


34,000.00


Chapter 90 Roads - 1965 Contract:


Wages


1,617.92


Asphalt


6,230.04


Sand & Gravel


1,715.24


Pipe & Culverts


272.83


Supplies


48.63


9,884.66


Drainage of Town Roads:


Wages


2,318.78


Pipe & Culverts


4,049.93


Hired Equipment


840.00


Asphalt


45.81


Supplies


44.98


Plans & Survey


163.00


Legal Services


45.00


7,507.50


Sycamore Lane Betterments:


Wages


1,114.80


Hired Equipment


318.50


Stone & Gravel


468.88


Asphalt


241.40


Legal Services


55.50


Plans & Survey


45.00


2,244.08


Repair of Sidewalks:


Wages


443.20


Asphalt


225.63


668.83


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Highway Equipment Account :


Insurance


1,076.94


Equipment & Repairs


4,887.86


Gasoline & Oil


1,330.45


Rent


500.00


Tires & Tubes


251.10


Telephone


386.65


Electricity


110.38


Fuel - Gas


307.00


Water


20.65


Office Supplies


84.98


Advertising


16.50


8,972.51


Chapter 90 Maintenance Contract


4,500.00


Highway Street Sweeper


3,360.00


New Highway Grader


26,000.00


Street Layouts - 1965


226.30


Highway Department Radios


9.75


Street & Traffic Signs


600.00


Paint Traffic Lines


837.17


New Highway Garage


Architect Fees


1,275.00


Legal Fees & Services


2,114.00


Water Service


151.21


Construction-Contract


71,877.00


Tanks, including installa-


tion


1,777.60


Equipment


352.86


Advertisements


14.25


77,561.92


289,303.69


Welfare Department (See Report) :


Temporary Aid


8,089.02


Disability Assistance:


Town


16,359.24


Federal


7,154.79


23,514.03


Aid to Dependent Children:


Town


15,794.88


Federal


11,017.77


26,812.65


Old Age Assistance:


Town


14,152.33


Federal


20,573.67


34,726.00


Medical Assistance for the Aged:


Town


32,896.21


Federal


32,618.88


65,515.09


Administration - Federal:


Disability Assistance


275.00


Aid to Dependent Children


874.55


Medical Assistance for Aged


400.00


Old Age Assistance


993.14


2,542.69


Town Infirmary


953.97


162,153.45


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Veterans Benefits: General Expense


Veterans Agent - Salary Office & Clerical Expense Grants and Aid


900.00


138.60 19,174.09 20,212.69


School Department (See Report) :


General Appropriation


1,030,704.92


Vocational Tuition & Transportation


3,007.46


School Cafeteria


65,369.84


School Athletics & Band


16,331.06


Public Law 874


1,553.66


School Building:


Acquisition of Land - New High School


9,706.43


Regional Vocational


School Committee


300.00


Nabnasset School Extension


3,513.91


Intermediate School


215,287.86


228,808.20


School Nurse - New Car


1,378.00


1,347,153.14


Town Library (See Report) :


General Appropriation


19,410.14


Emily Fletcher Lecture Fund


95.00


Mary Atwood Lecture Fund


356.55


19,861.69


Recreation and Unclassified:


Town Common :


Wages


794.50


Electricity


16.10


Flowers


76.00


Supplies


23.20


909.80


Whitney Playground:


Wages


837.00


Water


20.25


Insurance


4.30


Supplies and Repairs


82.49


944.04


Recreation Commission


Instruction


290.00


New Benches - Ball Fields


115.00


Fees - Entrance & Umpires


678.89


Equipment & Supplies


2,494.95


3,578.84


Commemoration of Memorial Day


468.85


Unpaid Bills of Previous Years


15.19


Printing Town Reports


1,594.10


Civil Defense


173.58


Veterans Quarters


900.00


Purchase of Land - Old Red Line


1,332.00


9,916.40


Water Department: General - Maintenance & Operation


41,809.28


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New Well Field - Cemetery Road


Depot Road Well-Field - Purchase Land Water Extensions:


27,649.77 18,176.80


Nutting & Depot Roads 33,523.56


Pine Road 25.00


Wilshire Ave. & Woodbine Terr.


280.85


Bayberry Road Extension


921.04


Providence Road


1,803.72


Plain Road Extension #3


5,200.00


Stony Brook Road Extension


2,800.00


Oak Road Extension


300.00


Carolina Lane Extension 336.05


Laurel Lane Extension


650.00


45,840.22


New Pickup Truck


1,478.46


134,954.53


Cemeteries:


General Appropriation


Wages


4,659.27


Clerk


300.00


Hired Equipment


482.00


Truck Expense


200.21


Supplies & Repairs


129.68


Insurance


58.78


New Mowers


158.82


Hot Top Driveways


534.00


6,522.76


William L. Wright Fund J. Herbert Fletcher Fund


15.00


Perpetual Care


1,500.00


8,053.76


Principal and Interest:


Principal


Schools


160,000.00


Water


10,000.00


Water Extensions & Wells


14,300.00


Betterments


2,200.00


186,500.00


Interest


Schools


52,298.33


Water


5,070.00


Water Extensions & Wells


3,369.00


Betterments


463.50


61,200.83


Premium on Loan - Intermediate School


1,036.67


248,737.50


Surety Deposits - Planning Board


6,000.00


State and County Payments : Payments to State:


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Bills 940.05


State Audits 1,332.12


State Parks & Reservations 4,713.59


Elderly Governmental


Retired Program 992.88 7,978.64


66


16.00


Payments to County: County Taxes Middlesex County Retirement Dog Licenses


53,567.65


14,460.29


1,703.25 69,731.19


77,709.83


Stabilization Fund


70,000.00


Payroll Deductions:


Withholding Taxes Federal


State


124,882.85 15,902.21


140,785.06


County Retirement System


14,127.67


Insurance and Blue Cross


14,230.07


United Fund of Greater Lowell


430.80


169,573.60


Town Share - Chapter 32B


14,047.17


Tailings (Old or Lost Checks)


162.84


Refunds:


Water Services and Extensions


119.75


Taxes


Personal Property


10.00


Real Estate


5,501.83


Motor Vehicle Excise


7,553.03


13,064.86


13,184.61


Total Expenditures for the Year


2,828,279.86


Balance, December 31, 1965


433,991.49


3,262,271.35


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TOWN OF WESTFORD - BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1965


GENERAL ACCOUNTS


ASSETS


LIABILITIES AND RESERVES


Cash:


General $433,991.49


Payroll Deductions: Federal Taxes


$ 10,928.95


State Taxes


1,415.18


County Retirement System


1,150.70


Chapter 32B


26.80


13,521.63


Levy of 1964:


Personal Property


460.00


Guaranty Deposits: Planning Board


13,509.50


Levy of 1965:


Water Extensions


163.95


13,673.45


Personal Property


1,021.00


Real Estate


81,089.67


Agency:


County - Dog Licenses 54.75


Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise:


Levy of 1963


435.88


Levy of 1964


2,327.88


Levy of 1965


6,441.96


9,205.72


Trust Fund Income:


Mary Atwood Library Lecture


. 05


Farm Animal Excise: Levy of 1965


18.75


E. Fletcher Library Lecture 41.50


Whitney Shade Tree Fund 148.85


190.40


Special Assessment:


Street Betterments:


Added to Taxes-1965


1,285.10


Committed Interest


14.11 1,299.21


Water Liens


Added to Taxes-1965


418.44


Aid to Dependent Children:


982.21


Tax Titles and Tax Possessions :


Tax Titles


7,832.83


Old Age Assistance:


Tax Possessions


3,006.22


10,839.05


456.63


Administration Assistance


4,960.78


Tailings: Unclaimed Checks


440.44


Federal Grants: Disability Assistance: Administration Assistance


573.72


873.71


Administration Assistance


906.58


Accounts Receivable: Taxes :


Real Estate


15,834.98


63,773.69


68


69


Departmental : Aid to Dependent Children 3,085.95


Medical Assistance to Aged: Administration Assistance


601.90 1,930.38


11,285.91


School-Public Law #81-874


33,055.44


Revolving Funds: School-Athletics & Band


2,323.53


Appropriation Balances:


Printing Town By-Laws 634.20


Planning Board Options 1,400.00


Services & Misc.


452.05


34,208.78


Planning Board-Master Plan


10,000.00


Nabnasset School Extension


Building Committee 20,010.93


Intermediate School


Building Committee


12,024.91


Intermediate School


Building Committee


28,033.08


Maintenance 1,500.00


County Aid-Chapter 90


Maintenance 1,500.00


State Aid-Chapter 90


Construction 34,069.30


County Aid-Chapter 90


Construction 17,034.65


54,787.19


Loans Authorized:


Highway-Betterments


5,000.00


School Addition-Nabnasset 10,000.00 Water-Well Field-


Cemetery Road


9,000.00


Water-Extensions


3,300.00


Water-Well Field-


Depot Road


57,000.00 84,300.00


New Senior High School Building Committee


8,000.00


New Town Garage


Building Committee 2,358.89


Assessors-Expert Appraisers 1,225.28


Town House-Generator Connec. 60.43


Health Department-New Dump 2,500.00


Chapter 782 - Drainage 45.10


Chapter 822 - Drainage


13,974.90


Chapter 90 Construction-1965


24,115.34


Machinery & Equipment 27.49


Highway-New Radios 2,990.25


Civil Defense 505.15


Acquisition of Land-Well Field-Depot Road 823.20


128,729.15


Water:


Rates


33,756.73


School-Cafeteria


8,323.68


Aid to Highways:


State Aid-Chapter 81


683.24


State Aid-Chapter 90


280.70


Cemeteries-Care of Lots


69.00


6,059.57


Schools-Tuition &


Transportation 1,718.92


Rental-Roudenbush


School


905.00


Highways


Overestimates - State Parks: 393.45


Unprovided for and Overdrawn Accounts: Underestimate - 1965 County Tax 3,651.61




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