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The Act further imposes a temporary excise upon the storage, use or other consumption in Massachusetts of tangible personal property at the rate of three per cent of the sales price of such property. Sales upon which the retail sales tax described above has been imposed, or which are exempt from the retail sales tax, shall be exempt from the use tax. Sales upon which a tax has been paid in another juris- diction shall also be exempt. Assessment, abatement and collection of the use tax shall be governed by the provisions which relate to the tax upon retail sales. The tax upon retail sales and the excise upon storage, use or other consumption shall oe effective during the period from April 1, 1966 to December 31, 1967.
Each qualified taxpayer shall be entitled to a credit of four dollars for himself, four dollars for his spouse and eight dollars for each qualified dependent, but such credit shall not be allowed if the taxable income of such individual and his spouse exceeds five thou- sand dollars for the year. In addition to the taxes described above, the Act provides for new excises upon certain banks; new taxes upon the income of certain corporations; new taxes upon cigarettes; a room occupancy excise upon rent paid for the use of hotel rooms and other lodging places; and excises upon sales of certain alcoholic beverages.
The Act creates the Local Aid Fund for the purpose of providing educational assistance, and authorized the periodic distribution of amounts from such Fund to the cities and towns. In addition, the Act contains a variety of provisions relating to the program of State aid to public schools, and to its administration.
YES
707
351
863
324
2245
NO
172
150
195
142
659
BLANKS
57
81
58
116
312
QUESTION NO 6
Do you approve of an act passed by the General Court in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-six, entitled "An Act imposing a temporary tax on retail sales, and a temporary excise upon the storage, use or other consumption, of certain tangible personal property, revising and imposing certain other taxes and excises, establishing the Local Aid Fund, and providing for the distribution of funds therefrom to cities and towns?"
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YES
560
275
670
228
1733
236
166
288
161
851
140
141
158
193
632
QUESTION NO 7
A. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages)?
YES
609
422
833
410
2274
NO
241
76
193
68
578
BLANKS
86
84
90
104
364
B. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
YES
605
419
829
389
2242
NO
214
66
168
62
510
BLANKS
117
97
119
131
464
c. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises?
YES
636
425
851
395
2307
NO
195
63
146
50
454
BLANKS
105
94
119
137
455
D. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale of all alcoholic beverages by hotels having a dining room capacity of not less than ninety-nine persons and lodging capacity of not less than fifty rooms?
YES
563
420
823
385
2191
NO
250
67
173
57
547
BLANKS
123
95
120
140
478
A True Record, Attest:
BOARD OF REGISTRARS Alice A Hildreth - Clerk
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NO BLANKS
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING - NOVEMBER 29, 1966
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Westford, qualified by law to vote in Town affairs, held at the Town Hall on Tuesday, November 29, 1966 at 8:00 P.M., the following business was transacted:
Election Officers, using voting lists, acted as tellers at the doors.
Ben W. Drew, Town Moderator, called the meeting to order and declared the presence of a quorum. The attendance was 92.
Voted to dispense with the reading of the Warrant in its entirety.
ARTICLE 1. Voted unanimously that the sum of $2,880.45 be transferred from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to the account entitled "Middlesex County Retirement".
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 2. Voted unanimously that the sum of $5,000 be trans- ferred from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to the account entitled "Highway Department - Snow and Ice Removal".
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 3. Voted unanimously that the sum of $4,500 be trans- ferred from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to the account entitled "School Department - Cafeteria".
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 4. Voted unanimously that the sum of $2,500 be trans- ferred from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to the account entitled "Insurance" to cover the cost of insurance premiums for the balance of the current year.
Finance Committee approved
ARTICLE 5. Voted unanimously that the sum of $600 be trans- ferred from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to the account entitled "Tax Title Expenses" to cover the cost of tax title expenses for the balance of the current year.
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 6. Voted unanimously that the sum of $30.47 be appro- priated from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury to pay the following Unpaid Bills of 1965:
Nabnasset Motor Service $ 9.11
Nabnasset Motor Service 7.04 Nabnasset Motor Service 14.32 $30.47
Finance Committee approved.
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VARTICLE 7. Voted unanimously that the Town accept a gift made to it by William E. Schlusemeyer of a parcel of vacant land situated in Nabnasset, shown on a plan entitled "Plan of Land in Westford, Mass., belonging to William E. Schlusemeyer, Tr., surveyed April 1, 1966, Richard L. McGlinchey", which plan is recorded with Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 104, Plan 67B, and thus bounded:
Westerly, in part by land now or formerly of Nicholas Zaher et ux and in part by the Easterly terminus of Lake Shore Drive, a total distance of Two Hundred Five and 30/100 (205.30) Feet;
Northerly by lots 1 to 4 inclusive, and lots 363 to 367 inclusive, on Plan of Nabnasset Lake Shores, Section D, which plan is recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 58, Plan 55, Two Hundred Eight and 40/100 (208.40) Feet;
Easterly by land of Sumner W. Edwards, Two Hundred Five and 70/100 (205.70) Feet; and
Southerly, in part by land, now or formerly, of John Bodnauk and in part by land, now or formerly, of Florence E. Tucker, a total distance of One Hundred Ninety-six and 26/100 (196.26) Feet; containing, according to said plan, 41, 530 Square Feet.
Being the premises conveyed to the Town by Mr. Schlusemeyer by deed dated September 15, 1966, recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book 1768, Page 548; and that the Town Clerk be instructed to convey to Mr. Schlusemeyer the appreciation of the Town for said gift.
Planning Board did not have any report.
v ARTICLE 8. Voted unanimously that the Town accept a gift made to it by Arthur L. Healy of a triangular parcel of vacant land situated on the Southerly side of Forge Village Road and the Easterly side of Cold Spring Road, being shown as Parcel 1 on a plan entitled "Plan of Land in Westford, Mass., Boston and Maine Railroad to Arthur L. Healy, J. F. Kerwin, Eng'r, June, 1957", which plan is recorded with Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 90, Plan 3A, and thus bounded:
Northerly by said Forge Village Road, as shown on said plan, thirty-nine and 4/100 (39.04) feet;
Easterly by land, now or formerly, of T. Day, Six Hundred Sixty-one and 62/100 (661.62) feet; and
Westerly by said Cold Spring Road, designated on said plan as "Highway", Six Hundred Sixty and 72/100 (660.72) feet; con- taining, according to said plan, 12,897 Square Feet.
Being the premises described in a deed from Mr. Healy to the Town, dated November 15, 1966, recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book 1777, Page 391.
ARTICLE 9. Voted unanimously that the Town abandon any and all interest it may have acquired, if any, by adverse user or otherwise, in and to the following described portion of the former location of South Chelmsford Road, now discontinued as the result of the relo- cation of said South Chelmsford Road by the Middlesex County Com- missioners by instrument recorded with Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds, Book 1712, Page 53, and thus bounded:
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Northeasterly by said South Chelmsford Road, as relocated, as shown on Plan M-640, recorded with said Registry;
Southerly by land of Jacob Michelson et ux, shown as Parcel 2 on said plan; Westerly by Chelmsford Road, State Highway Route 110, (shown on said M Plan as Littleton Road) ; and
Northerly by other land of said Michelson;
and that the Board of Selectmen be, and they hereby are, authorized and directed in the name and behalf of the Town, to declare any such interest, easement or right to be abandoned, and to execute, acknow- ledge and deliver a deed of release or any and all other such in- struments as may be necessary in this connection to Jacob Michel- son and Ethel Michelson for such sum, not less than $1.00, as the Selectmen shall determine.
/ ARTICLE 10. Voted unanimously that the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are, authorized and directed to appoint a Committee of three citizens to be known as the Town Beach Committee, whose function and duty shall be to determine the most efficient and prac- tical method of supervising and maintaining the Town Beach at Forge Pond, said Committee to make its report and recommendations to the Town at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Voted to dispense with reading the minutes of the meeting.
Voted to dissolve the meeting.
A TRUE RECORD, ATTEST:
Alice A. Hildreth TOWN CLERK
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
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The Board of Selectmen met and organized on March 8, 1966; pre- sent were Horace F. Wyman, John J. Kavanagh, Mark W. Mulligan. John J. Kavanagh was elected Chairman and Mark W. Mulligan Secretary.
Reports submitted by departments, committees and individuals under the jurisdiction of the Selectmen appear elsewhere in the Town Report.
The Selectmen have continued the practice of holding joint meet- ings with various departments, boards and committees to the end of providing an open forum for the discussion of common problems affect- ing the present and future needs and interests of the Town. Such meetings continue to be of significant value, particularly in obviat- ing some of the controversies publicized in certain other towns of the area.
The books of the Town were audited as of August 13, 1966, by state auditors, and were found to be in order.
The Selectmen are pleased to record gifts of land from Arthur L. Healy and William E. Schlusemeyer.
In keeping with their policy of steady but not too burdensome improvement of the Town House, the Selectmen, as authorized by the Town, have had tile flooring installed in the front lower hall and in the police office; and have contracted for the construction of new offices in the front part of the upper hall. These offices will be ready for occupancy in early 1967.
Little progress can be reported on the Master Plan for the Town because of the unavailability of federal funds. It is expected, how- ever, that such funds will be forthcoming in the not too distant future.
The Selectmen have assisted, wherever possible, the Town's Com- munity Action Advisory Committee, set up under Community Teamwork, Inc. established under the federal Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 - particularly in the area of the Neighborhood Youth Corps where active work was done; and have cooperated fully, together with other Town officials, in the program of the Greater Lowell Area Planning Com- mission, particularly in connection with the securing of federal aid for the proposed water extension to the Nashoba Valley Technical High School to be constructed on Chelmsford Road.
With the able assistance of the Highway Department, the Select- men have given every possible aid to the Forge Pond Recreation Com- mittee in developing a town beach area on Forge Pond, and to the Forge Village Improvement Association in converting the old depot site into an attractive park. The Selectmen have also cooperated fully with an active Conservation Commission in plans for the acquisi- tion of land, by gift or otherwise, for the conservation of the natu- ral resources of the Town.
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With the aid of the Board of Registrars, the Selectmen, by elec- tion and appointment, have established a Personnel Board under the Town's Personnel By-Law. Of necessity, the work of this Board will not be manifest until early 1967.
In order to get an informed opinion as to the best use or possible disposal of a part or all of the Town Infirmary property, the Select- men appointed a Town Infirmary Committee to study and report on the matter.
The Selectmen have also been active in attempting to find a sol- ution, under the federal Urban Redevelopment Act or otherwise, to some of the problems of concern to residents on the many private ways in the Town.
The Selectmen have asked all boards and committees under their jurisdiction to make quarterly reports as to progress made and prob- lems faced.
An article will be inserted in the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting, 1967, for the appointment of a committee to study the machine or automatic accounting needs of the Town.
All residents are requested to report improperly functioning or dead street lights to the Clerk of the Board or to any police officer.
The registered voters of the Town are again reminded that annual town meetings begin at ten o'clock in the morning.
John J. Kavanagh, Chairman Horace F. Wyman Mark W. Mulligan
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
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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.
Respectfully submitted, Frederic A. Fisher TOWN ACCOUNTANT
RECEIPTS - 1966
Taxes :
Current Year:
Personal Property
71,845.50
Real Estate
1,093,419.27
1,165,264.77
Previous Years:
Personal Property
671.67
Real Estate
56,950.57
57,622.24
Motor Vehicle Excise:
Levy of 1963
253.83
Levy of 1964
412.31
Levy of 1965
18,825.05
Levy of 1966
174,249.46
193,740.65
Farm Animal Excise:
Levy of 1965
18.75
Levy of 1966
232.40
251.15
Street Betterments:
Current Year
775.90
Previous Year
132.95
Paid-up Assessments
906.76
1,815.61
Tax Titles and Town Possessions
Tax Titles Redeemed
400.55
Sale of Town Possessions
132.08
532.63
Liens - Water
181.72
1,419,408.77
Licenses and Permits:
Liquor Licenses
8,554.00
Miscellaneous Licenses:
1
Ice Cream
29.00
Common Victualer
50.00
One-Day Beer
120.00
Second-hand Cars
30.00
Junk
200.00
Amusement-Sunday
140.00
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Miscellaneous Licenses (continued)
Taxi
1.00
Auctioneer
2.00
Camp 1.50
Milk and Oleo
23.50
Alcohol
2.00
Day Care
30.00
629.00
Miscellaneous Permits:
Food Service
80.00
Storage-Inflammables
37.00
Firearms
123.50
Sewerage
527.00
767.50
Liscenses Expenses
127.75
10,078.25
Court Fines:
620.00
State Taxes :
Valuation Basis
132,876.36
Corporation Taxes
19,776.66
Meal Taxes
3,390.92
Grants from Federal Government:
Old Age Assistance
17,314.50
Old Age Assistance - Administration
1,110.35
Aid to Dependent Children
16,563.00
Aid to Dependent Children - Admin.
3,689.74
Disability Assistance
7,605.00
Disability Assistance - Administration
1,183.46
Medical Assistance
44,655.12
Medical Assistance - Administration
1,567.45
School-National Defense Education
6,268.35
School Aid (Federal Employees) PL 874
34,541.00
134,497.97
Grants from State:
Vocational Schools
2,535.25
School Aid - Chapter 70
116,486.44
School Transportation
55,513.00
Schools - Special Class Chap. 69-71
14,504.00
Free Public Library
1,565.25
Chapter 81 Roads
675.44
Highway Construction - Chap. 822
13,974.90
Vocational Education - Smith-Barden Act
388.00
Tuition and Transportation of Children
1,131.26
Youth Service Board
3,150.00
209,923.54
Grants from County - Dog Licenses
1,028.86€
Gift - Murray Printing Company
12 4,500.00
156,043.94
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Departmental Revenue: General Government
Board of Appeals - Fees
224.00
Treasurer-Collector:
Municipal Liens 312.00
Betterment Certificates 4.00
Tax Title Expenses 191.45
Tax Possessions Sales Comm: Gains and Pro-rated taxes 420.55 Miscellaneous:
Sale of Maps & By-laws 67.12
Use of Telephone 25.39
12 1,244.51
Public Safety:
Police - Fees for
Accident Reports
406.00
Fire Dept. Sale of
Old Truck
500.00
Building Inspector
1,596.50
Wire Inspector
794.00
Plumbing Inspector
464.50
Gas Inspector
436.50
Sealer of Weights & Measures
281.00
Dog Officer:
County Reimbursements
570.00
Sale of Dogs
84.00
5,132.50
Highway Department:
Joint Const. - State
21,706.45
Joint Const. - County
10,853.22℃
Joint Maint. - State
3,000.00
Joint Maint. - County
1,500.00 ℃
Highway Machinery Fund
6,057.60 |2
From Individuals
228.00 12
43,345.27
Welfare - Town Infirmary
509.94
School Department:
Cafeteria
66,444.07
Athletics
3,295.10
Band
783.93
Use of Facilities
499.49
Sundry Receipts
450.28
71,472.87 10
Town Library - Fines
560.27
Cemeteries:
Sale of Lots & Graves
625.00
Care of Lots & Graves
1,351.00
Perpetual Care
1,425.00
3,401.00
125,666.36
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Water Department:
Rates
Services & Miscellaneous
2,938.13
Guarantee Deposits - Services
11,415.08
Guarantee Deposits - Extensions Backhoe Fund
15,096.83
635.00
119,290.49
Reimbursements: From State:
Highway - Share for
Snow Plowing
403.00
Veterans Benefits
2,371.11
Temporary Aid
1,053.25
Old Age Assistance 10,953.58
Old Age Assistance Adm.
329.93
Disability Assistance
7,009.95
Disability Assist. Adm.
182.79
Aid to Dependent Children 14,730.77
Aid to Dependent
Children - Admin.
711.87
Medical Assistance
31,658.54
Medical Assistance Adm.
649.54
70,054.33
School Building Assistance Commission: North Middle School 33,666,67
New Nabnasset School Ext. 5,959.29
39,625.96
From Other Sources:
Use of Roudenbush School 3,677.10
Tuition & Transportation (Tyngsboro) 2,804.75
Tuition - Individuals 84.66
6,566.51 15
116,246.80 12,500.00
Escrow Account-Planning Board Interest:
General
Investments of Cash 5,020.62
Deferred Taxes
2,718.60
Committed Interest 170.03
Tax Title Expense 58.76
Sale of Lots
286.88
Escrow Agreements
740.62
Water Liens & Rates
16.00
Interest Withdrawn from Trust Funds : Atwood Lecture Fund
1,550.00
Fletcher Lecture Fund
100.00
General Library Funds
1,671.31
Wilkens Cemetery Fund 150.00
Wright Cemetery Fund 16.00
Fletcher Cemetery Fund 15.00
89,205.45
9,011.51
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Whitney Shade Tree Fund 700.00
4,202.31
13, 213.82 12
Agency and Trust :
Dog Licenses for the County
1,633.75
Payroll Deductions:
Federal Withholding 154,206.87
State Withholding
19,479.85
County Retirement
16,342.37
Chapter 32B
Employees Benefits 15,103.38
United Fund of
Greater Lowell 566.55
205,699.02
Town Reimbursement-State Withholding Taxes
113.26
Insurance Recoveries
56.00
Payments Stopped on Old Checks
31.96
Massachusetts Teachers Associ- ation - Retirement
91.29
207,625.28
Loans:
Anticipation of Revenue
200,000.00
Depot Road Well Field
46,000.00
Investments - Revenue Cash
Refunds:
Welfare
5,443.34 9
Water
417.60
Highway
227.97
Veterans Benefits
159.74
All Others
212.61
6,461.28
Total Receipts for the Year Balance January 1, 1966
2,983,105.36
433,991.49
$3,417,096.85
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246,000.00 200,000.000
EXPENDITURES - 1966
General Government: Selectmen:
Salaries and Wages:
Selectmen
$ 1,900.00
Clerk
3,000.00
Clerical
436.50
Expenses :
Meetings & Dues
85.50
Printing & Postage
80.40
Office Supplies
33.34
Law Service
77.50
5,613.24
Town Accountant:
Salaries and Wages:
Town Accountant
3,200.00
Clerical
522.25
Expenses :
Printing & Postage
30.15
Office Supplies
17.43
Dues
5.00
Maintenance Agreement
26.75
3,801.58
Treasurer-Tax Collector :
Salaries and Wages:
Treasurer-Tax Collector 6,500.00
Clerk
3,108.00
Expenses :
Printing and Postage
1,576.65
Office Supplies
84.95
Surety Bond
603.00
Telephone
229.45
Legal
28.50
Advertising
54.75
Use of Car
100.00
Dues
12.00
12,297.30
Assessors:
Salaries and Wages:
Assessors' Wages
6,158.25
Clerk
3,353.13
Expenses :
Telephone
127.12
Use of Car
250.00
Printing and Postage
642.63
Office Supplies
56.69
Meetings and Dues
44.25
Assessors-Printing Valuation List
Assessors-New Typewriter
Legal Department:
Town Counsel-Retainer
2,100.00
Expenses-Dues
67.50
10,632.07 1,059.10 393.50 m
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Tax Title Expenses
1,769.50
Land Damage Settlements 2,604.20 Departmental Legal Actions 1,762.50
8,303.70
Town Clerk:
Salary
2,600.00
Expenses :
Recording Fees
420.00
Surety Bond 15.00
Printing & Postage
218.03
Office Supplies
205.97
Typewriter Rental
102.50
Maintenance Agreement 54.28
Oaths of Public Officials 42.25
Dues
22.00
3,680.03
Registration and Election: Wages:
Registration and Election
Officials
2,937.57
Listing
1,638.25
Clerical Services
264.25
Expenses :
Printing and Postage
135.39
Office Supplies
330.77
Advertising
193.00
Preparing Election Material
757.00
Printing Ballots
173.00
New Voting Lists
690.00 m
7,119.23
Board of Appeals
192.16
Printing Town By-Laws
398.54
Miscellaneous Services and Expenses
1,000.00
Expert Appraisal of Real Estate
8,519.25
License Expense
167.01
Finance Committee
325.00
Planning Board
181.88
Greater Lowell Regional Planning Dist.
939.00
Tax Possessions Sales Committee
15.00
House Numbering Committee
40.59
Interest on Temporary Loans
2,436.65 MI
Town House :
Custodian's Salary
2,250.00
Fuel - Oil
1,221.33
Fuel - Gas
57.36
Electricity
1,150.39
Telephone
218.30
Water
35.40
Custodian's Supplies
301.90
Repairs
250.21
Town Hall License
25.00
Post Office Box Rent
4.40
5,514.29
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Town House - Generator Connection 22.57 Town House - New Floors 544.95 m 325.00
Town House - Assessors' Office
73,521.64
Protection of Persons and Property
Insurance - Fire and Compensation
16,394.74
Police Department:
Salaries and Wages:
Regular Officers 37,922.33
Special Officers 18,019.47
Clerks-Dispatchers
15,575.39
Expenses :
Insurance
206.23
Telephone
1,274.59
Uniforms
807.09
Departmental Supplies
742.00
Accident Photographs
64.00
Books - Law
80.75
Office Supplies
393.98
Meetings and Dues
111.00
Gasoline and Oil
2,549.20
Tires
696.84
Automobile Repairs and
Maintenance
1,155.32
Radio Repair & Service 733.06
Lockup Expense
1,041.97
New Police Cruisers
Fire Department:
Wages - Fire
7,273.59
Wages - Ambulance
928.00
Fuel - Oil
1,268.70
Fuel - Gas
522.36
Gasoline & Oil
647.87
Telephone
833.10
Electricity
619.13
Water
147.80
Radio Repairs
187.02
Electrical Repairs
939.27
Repairs & Supplies
2,057.28
Equipment
1,760.88
Insurance
1,529.91
Dues
12.00
Advertisements
23.63
18,750.54
Switchboard Operator
1,250.00
Hydrant Service
5,650.00 900.00
Fire Department - New Pump
4,490.00
Forest Fires :
Wages
2,834.33
Permits
260.00
Fuel
25.00
3,119.33
Fire Department - New Fire Hose
81,373.22 3,134.00 ₥
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New Forestry Hose
960.00 m
Tree Department:
Wages
1,165.50
Hired Services and Equipment
4,232.00
Truck Expense
129.30
Supplies and Repairs
135.43
New Trees
280.00
Insurance
53.88
5,996.11
Moth Department:
Wages
424.00
Hired Services
and Equipment
1,825.00
Truck Expense
40.19
Equipment Repairs
164.96
Insecticide
33.18
2,487.33
Dog Officer
1,200.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
250.00
Building Inspector: Salary
1,500.00
Office Supplies
179.95
Wire Inspector
602.15
Gas Inspector
408.00
Plumbing Inspector
432.67
Conservation Commission
30.00
Civilian Defense
129.62
147,277.66
Health Department:
Health - General Expenses :
General Administration:
Misc. Expense
84.15
Stationery & Office Expenses
101.53
Telephone
247.30
Advertising &
Legal Notices
96.50
Clerk's Expense
225.00
Memorial Day Cleanup
51.00
Rodent Control
128.39
Dues
4,233.33
Water Hose at Dump
186.66
Animal Pit Installed at Dump
155.00
Agent to Remove
Dead Animals 231.00
5,739.86
Nashoba Associated Boards
of Health
14,229.00
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1,679.95
Animal Inspector Middlesex County Tuberculosis Hospital
200.00 1,116.15
21,285.01
Highway Department: Street Lights
12,959.98
Snow and Ice Removal:
Wages
17,903.74
Hired Equipment
8,146.98
Gasoline and Oil
1,886.25
Sand
2,569.59
Salt
10,902.58
Equipment and Repairs
5,534.07
46,943.21
Town Roads :
Wages
18,323.87
Hired Equipment
1,603.25
Asphalt
7,403.45
Equipment & Repairs
1,056.35
Gasoline & Oil
1,956.07
Sand, Gravel & Stone
419.54
Surveys & Plans
470.00
Clean Catch Basins
530.00
Brush Control
798.00
Building Materials
379.01
Dues & Workshop
30.00
Radio Repair
31.87
Advertisements
9.75
33,011.16
Drainage of Town Roads:
Wages
2,367.55
Pipe & Culverts
4,431.96
Hired Equipment
611.25
Asphalt
31.50
Supplies
19.80
Gravel
10.88
Plain Road Drainage Project:
Wages
3,251.44
Hired Equipment
1,118.75
Pipe & Culverts
3,263.49
Asphalt
4,620.18
Sand & Gravel
241.88
Supplies
121.87
12,617.61
Nabnasset Street Drainage
(Chapter 679)
Wages
3,110.07
Hired Equipment
780.75
Pipe & Culverts
3,328.52
Asphalt
4,702.20
Sand & Gravel
1,742.50
Supplies
185.86
Plans & Survey
125.00
13,974.90
61
7,472.94
Chapter 81 Roads:
Wages
13,313.22
Asphalt
14,499.36 Sand, Gravel & Stone
5,787.42
Chapter 90 Maintenance Contract
33,600.00 4,500.00
Chapter 90 Roads - 1965 Contract
Wages 18,469.79
Rent Equipment
421.60
Asphalt 673.78
Sand, Gravel & Stone
1,731.80
Pipe & Culverts
1,826.67
Drilling & Blasting
765.00
Supplies
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