Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1953, Part 5

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 106

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ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) for the observance of Memorial Day and that the Moderator appoint a Committee who shall arrange and have charge of such observance, or do anything in re - ation thereto.

ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate y taxation, transfer or otherwise, a sum of money to defray cost of hiring a qualified sanitary engineer to prepare preliminary plans, liagrams and cost estimates for the establishment of a sewerage ystem in the Town of Wilmington.

ARTICLE 9. To receive the report of the Committee on additions o the Junior -Senior High School, and to see what action the Town vill take with reference thereto, and what sum, if any, it will ap- ropriate to carry out any recommendations of said Committee. Request of the Junior -Senior High School Building Committee.

ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate sum of money for constructing and originally equipping and fur - ishing an addition to or extension of the present Junior -Senior High chool building on Church Street; determine how the appropriation hall be raised, whether by taxation, by transfer from available unds, by borrowing, or otherwise; determine how the same shall be xpended, or take any action relative thereto. Request of the Junior - enior High School Building Committee.

ARTICLE 11. To receive the report of the Committee on additional chool accommodations and to see what action the Town will take ith reference thereto and what sum, if any, it will appropriate to arry out the recommendations of said Committee. Request of chool Accommodation Committee.

ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money in addition to the amounts previously appropriated for the purpose of completing the construction and originally equip- ing and furnishing of the grade school building now being built on Wildwood Street, and determine how the appropriation shall be rais whether by taxation, borrowing, transfer from available funds, or otherwise, or do anything in relation thereto. Request of the Eleme tary School Building Committee.

ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the taking of the State Census as of January 1, 1955, such sums as appropriated to be spent under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, or do anything in relation thereto.

ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($750. 00) under the authority of Section 9, Chapter 40, of the General Laws as amended . for the purpose of providing suitable quarters for the William F. Tattersall Chapter #106, Disabled American Veterans, located at Wilmington, Mass., or do anything in relation thereto. On petition of James P. Kelly and others.

ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750. 00) for the purpose of renewing under Authority of Section 9 of Chapter 40 of the General Laws as amended, the lease of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club - house on Main Street in Wilmington for the purpose of providing suitable headquarters for the Nee-Ellsworth Post 2458 of the Vetera of Foreign Wars of the United States, or do anything in relation ther to. Submitted by Thomas Lafionatis, Commander.

ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750. 00) for the purpose of renewing under the authority of Section 9 of Chapter 40 of the Gener Laws as amended, the lease of the American Legion Clubhouse, Inc in Wilmington for the purpose of providing suitable headquarters for the Wilmington Post #136 of the American Legion or do anything in relation thereto. On request of Joseph H. Woods, President, American Legion Clubhouse, Inc. Post #136.

ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will instruct the Moderator to appoint a committee to determine the necessity of a sub Fire Statior in the Silver Lake district; also to investigate possible sites for said sub Fire Station; also to determine the expense of equipping and

and maintaining said sub Fire Station; this committee to report their findings at the next annual town meeting, or do anything in relation thereto. On petition of William S. Wendell and others.

ARTICLE 18. To see if the Town will direct the Selectmen to pre - pare a division of the town into convenient voting precincts in accord - ance with the provision of Section 6 of Chapter 54 of the General Laws (Ter. Ed. ) as amended, or do anything in relation thereto. On petition of Joseph L. Berrett and others.

ARTICLE 19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the payment of employees group life insurance in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, as recently amended by Chapter 239 of the Acts of 1952.

ARTICLE 20. To see if the Town will vote to install street lights in the following streets:

Hathaway Road & Sewall Road

1 light

Carson Ave. South & Hathaway Road

1 light

End of Sewall Road

1 light

End of Chase Road

1 light

End of Carson Avenue North

1 light

End of Carson Avenue South

1 light

Hobson Avenue

3 lights

Linda Road

3 lights

ARTICLE.21. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Health and Town Manager to contract for the pick-up, removal and disposal of rubbish and garbage from all dwellings in the Town of Wilmington, under the authority of Section 4, Chapter 40 of the Gen- eral Laws, or act in relation thereto. On request of the Board of Health.

ARTICLE 22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a certain sum of money to contract for the pick-up, removal and disposal of garbage from all dwellings in the Town of Wilmington, under authority of Section 4, Chapter 40 of the General Laws, or act in relation thereto. On request of the Board of Health.

ARTICLE 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a certain sum of money to contract for the pick-up, removal and disposal of ashes and rubbish from all dwellings in the Town of Wil - mington, under authority of Section 4, Chapter 40 of the General

Laws, or act in relation thereto. On request of the Board of Health

ARTICLE 24. To see if the Town will vote to accept the regulation promulgated by the State Department of Public Health, under the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 128 as amended, establishing minimum standards of fitness for human habitation, as filed with the office of the Secretary of State, or do anything in re - lation thereto. On request of the Board of Health.

ARTICLE 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100. 00), the money to be expende under the direction of the 4-H Town Committee, serving in co-opera tion with the Middlesex County Extension Service, under the pro- visions of Sections 40 to 45, Chapter 128, General Laws of Mass - achusetts or do anything in relation thereto. Request of Wilmington 4-H Town Committee.

ARTICLE 26. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or borrow or transfer from available funds in the Treasury a sum o money for the purchase of land for a new well field, pumps and re- lated equipment and for the erection of a suitable building to house said equipment or do anything in relation thereto. Request of the Water Commissioners.

ARTICLE 27. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5000. 00) for the purchase of water meters, or do anything in relation thereto. Request of the Water Commissioners.

ARTICLE 28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10, 000. 00) for hydrant rental, or do anything in relation thereto. Request of the Water Commiss - ioners.

ARTICLE 29. To see if the Town will vote to add to the present water-shed approximately fifty (50) acres of land near or adjacent to Martin's Pond, upon which the right of redemption has been fore- closed and is now included in other land acquired by the Town or do anything in relation thereto. Request of the Water Commissioners.

ARTICLE 30. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appropriate the sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000. 00) for the purpose of extending or in- stalling public water mains in the following streets: Main Street

orth from Eames Street for a distance of 1200 feet; Concord Street asterly from Woburn Street for a distance of 2700 feet; West Street pproximately 1350 feet to complete the circulating main; and Oak- ale Road as far as the remainder of the appropriation will allow, r do anything in relation thereto. On request of the Water Main xtension Advisory Committee.

ARTICLE 31. To see how much money the Town will vote to raise y taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appropriate for he purchase of an ambulance, and authorize the sale or turn-in of he present ambulance.

RTICLE 32. To see how much money the Town will vote to raise y taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appropriate for he purchase of a vehicle for use by the Police Department, or do nything in relation thereto.

RTICLE 33. To see how much money the Town will vote to raise y taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appropriate for e purchase of a vehicle for the use of the Board of Public Welfare nd authorize the sale or turn-in of the present vehicle used by the oard of Public Welfare, or do anything in relation thereto.

RTICLE 34. To see how much money the Town will vote to raise y taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appropriate for he purchase of land adjoining Wildwood Cemetery, or do anything in elation thereto. Submitted by the Cemetery Commissioners.

RTICLE 35. To see if the Town will vote to accept the following treets as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the lanning Board: Warren Road, Wightman Road, Silver Lake Avenue, Phillips Avenue, Powder House Circle, Virginia Road, Rollins oad (Park Road), Cottage Street, Dobson Street, Board Street, orth Street, Suncrest Avenue, Pinewood Road and Norfolk Avenue nd raise by taxation, or transfer from available funds, and appro - riate the sum of Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars ($14, 800) or the purpose of putting said streets into passable condition, or do nything in relation thereto.

ereof fail not and make due return of this Warrant, or a certified opy thereof, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, as soon s may be and before said meeting.

Given under our hands and seal of said Town this . . Day of February, A. D., One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Four.

Charles H. Black

Kenneth M. Lyons

Henry J. Lawler

Wavie M. Drew

Joseph H. Woods

SELECTMEN OF WILMINGTO

ATTEST: (Mrs. ) Mary E. Gilligan Town Clerk

FERIHE

"Can't you forget you're a Park Superintendent even one day a week!"

ANALYSIS OF THE CASH ACCOUNTS For the Year ending December 31, 1953

Balance as at January 1, 1953 Add:

Cash Receipts during 1953 $2, 468,291. 87 Less: Cash Expenditures during 1953 2,125,593. 68

Balance as at December 31, 1953

$204,021. (

342,698. 546, 719. 7

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 12/31/53

TAXES

1953 Levy:

Poll, Personal Property, and Real Estate Taxes collected 414, 594. 30

Prior Years Levy, 1948 through 1952: Poll, Personal Property, and Real Estate Taxes collected 64,789. 77

479, 384. (

Collections by Treasurer of Tax Title Redemp- tions (Lands taken by the Town for non- payment of Taxes)

6,864. 6

Proceeds from Sale of Lands - Town Owned Property

5,422. :

GRANTS & GIFTS

Federal Grants:

Aid to Dependent Children, Administration

1,737.46

Aid

15,195. 19

Old Age Assistance, Administration

2,734. 05

Assistance

35,740. 50

Disability Assistance, Administration

231. 12

Assistance

4,390. 44

Construction Grants - In - Aid:

Comm. of Mass. Chapter "81"

21,447. 30

Chapter "90" Construct.

1,018.41

Middlesex County Treasurer

Chapter 90 Construction Chapter 90 Maintenance

1,477. 59

24,452. 5

Adult Evening Vocational Training School: State Treasurer, Smith-Hughes, & George Barton Account

600.0

RECEIPTS AVAILABLE FOR APPROPRIATION But Not So Appropriated

Repayments from Middlesex County Dog License Fees

1,612.73

Tuition Fees, Adult Evening Vocational School

850. 00

2,462. 7

RECEIPTS RESERVED FOR APPROPRIATION Restricted

Sale of Cemetery Lots Fund

1,502.0

60,028.7

509. 20

REVOLVING FUNDS

ilmington School Lunch Program: Lunch Program Receipts 17,813. 69

State Treasurer, Aid to Program

8,210. 10

26,023.79

ilmington High School Athletic Program Receipts

571. 75

AMOUNTS BORROWED

ort Term:

To pay expenditures of Town Departments until taxes are colle cted 200,000.00

To carry on Chapter 90 Construction and

Maintenance work until grants from

Commonwealth and County are received (1952 work) 7,472. 39 207,472. 39

ong Term:

Proceeds from Sale of Bonds floated to Construct and Equip Wilmington Elemen-

tary School Building and the Police -Fire Building

School Loan, within the debt limit 114,000.00

outside the debt limit, Acts of 1947 398,000.00

Police /Fire Building Loan, within the debt limit 60,000.00

Premium on Sale of Bonds, School, Police /Fire 1,538.68

Accrued interest sold, School, Police/

Fire Bonds

3,058.60

576,697. 28

AGENCY AND TRUST FUNDS

nounts withheld from wages and salaries for

payment to the Depositaries for:

U. S. Withholding Taxes

51,279. 54

Blue Cross/Shield Deductions 2,692. 40

Middlesex Cty. Retirement System Ded. 10, 345. 25 64,317. 19

nount received by the Treasurer for sub -

mittal to the Trustees of Cemetery Trust Funds 200.00

og License fees collected by the Town Clerk for Middlesex County Dog Officer 1,891.40

ater Guaranteed Deposits (Deposits towards Water Installations) 13,671.20

MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS

nount Received from Insurance Company for payment of damages inflicted to Town Property (Police Cruiser) 600.00

erest received on Loans Floated that were invested in Treasury Notes while awaiting construction to begin on projects 3, 173. 25

REFUNDS

Amounts taken into Treasury as refunds of expenditure payments against appropri- ations 1,638.

Treasury Note expenditures, refunded by bank when notes matured, (90 day maturity)

666, 835.

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

Actual receipts, an estimate of which Board of Assessors took into account in setting the 1953 Tax Rate

324, 582.

TOTAL RECEIPTS DURING 1953

2,468,291.

REPORT OF U. S. GRANTS & EXPENDITURES For the Year Ended December 31, 1953

Balances as at 12/31/52

U. S. Grants Expenditures Balan during 1953 during 1953

AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN:

Administration

688. 75

1,737. 46

1,707. 46

718.

Aid

1,601.79

15,220. 39

15,513.63

1,308.

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

Administration

747. 25

2,734. 05

2,081. 10

1,400.

Assistance

1,306. 05

35,935. 50

35, 771. 67

1,469.

DISABILITY ASSISTANCE:

Administration

122. 94

231. 12

354.

Assistance

1,709. 49

4,413. 34

6,415. 14

- 292.

6,176. 27

60,271. 86

61, 304. 33

4,959.

*Includes amounts returned as refunds.

EXPENDITURES DURING 1953

Aid to Dependent Children Administration

Salaries

1,463. 50

Telephone

31. 55

Postage

18. 0

Auto Expenses

27. 25

Supplies

9. 2

Stationery

4. 37

Telephone

43. 2

Insurance

105. 51

Auto Expenses

3.0

Equipment, Office

75. 28

Rent

350. 0

1,707. 46

Old Age Assistance Administration

Salaries

1,657.5

2,081. 1

at 12/

COMPARISON OF RECEIPTS USED BY ASSESSORS IN SETTING 1953 TAX RATE WITH ACTUAL 1953 RECEIPTS

Used by Assesors in Setting 1953 Tax Rate

Actual 1953 Rates

Actual Rec. More / Less than estimat - ed Receipts

come Tax:

School Aid)

82,871.68)

Town Aid )

89, 633. 77

13,262. 10)

6,500.01

orporation Tax

16,075. 79

15,740. 78

- 335. 01

eimbursement on Account Public Owned Lands

48. 25

50. 42

2. 17

Id Age Tax (Meal Tax)

1,601.42

1,962. 95

361. 53

otor Vehicle & Trailer Excise Tax

32,000.00

45,481.93*

13,481. 93

icenses and Permits

2,500.00

3,226. 00

726. 00

ines

20.00

neral Government

7,000.00

2,939. 89

-4,060.11

rotection of Persons and Property

1,000.00

1,011.25

11. 25

ealth and Sanitation

1,600.00

937.00

- 663. 00

ighways

300.00

99. 40

- 200. 60

arities (other than Federal Grants

for Aid to Dependent Children and

Disability Assistance)

16,000.00

23,016. 00

7,016. 00

d Age Assistance (Other than Federal Grants)

36,000.00

31,481.93

-4,518. 07

· terans Benefits

2,000.00

3,250. 86

1,250.86

hools (Funds from Income Tax excluded)

13,000.00

11,533. 40

-1,466. 60

iblic Services (Water Department)

62,500.00

65,086. 74*w

2,586. 74

meteries (Sale of cemetery lots

and trust funds excluded)

2,000.00

2, 369. 75

369. 75

terest - On Tax and Tax Title Collect-

ions

4,000.00

3, 368. 87

631. 13

On Treasury Notes

3,173.25

3,173. 25

hool Transportation, Chap. 71 Sec 7a 10,000. 00 braries

185. 90

hool Construction Reimbursements

11, 325.00

11, 325. 39

. 39

pt. of Tuberculosis Reimbursements

297. 86

iclassified (Ins. Reimb. on Cruiser)

600. 00

600.00

payments from Middlesex County Dog Officer on Dog License Fees

1,612. 73

$308, 584. 23

339,872. 08

31,292. 85

Refunded in 1953 $2, 322. 47

Refunded in 1953

34.50

Includes Sale of Junk

285. 93

Includes 1/2 cost on replacement of Hydrant by individual $15. 09 Includes Services (Private) completed and monies transferred from

Guaranteed Deposits to Water Department Collections $9, 912. 10 Includes Temporary Aid Transportation

14,966.00#

4,966. 00

TOWN OF WILMINGTON BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1953

ASSETS

Cash

Petty Cash Account

Taxes:

Levy of 1950: Poll Taxes

Levy of 1951: Poll Taxes

10.00

Personal Property

1,128. 33

1,138. 33

Levy of 1952: Poll Taxes

16. 00

Personal Property

1,417. 16

1,433. 16

Levy of 1953: Poll Taxes

Personal Property 4,294. 80

Real Estate Tax

31,945. 01

36, 325. 81

38,901.

Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:

Levy of 1951

5.12

Levy of 1952

253. 54

Levy of 1953

8,527. 80

8,786.

Accounts Receivables :

Water Rates

10,855. 43

Water Services

567. 51

11, 422.

Temporary Aid/Accts. Rec.

5,786. 84

Disability Assist. /Accts. Rec.

1,026.20

Aid to Depend. Child. /Accts. Rec.

5,011.02

Old Age Assist. /Accts. Rec.

1,720.97

Veterans Benefits/Accts. Rec.

416. 56

13,961.

Motor Vehicle Excise Tax/Accts. Rec.

393.

Disability Assistance, Assist., US Grants

292.

Road Machinery Fund Account

Overlay Accounts :

Levy 1947

8.00

Levy 1948

173. 19

Levy 1949

149. 22

Levy 1950

135. 72

Levy 1951

614. 70

Levy 1952

987. 98

2,068.

Tax Titles & Possessions:

Tax Title Account

38, 165. 71

Tax Possessions

17, 838. 52

Abandoned Property Account

15. 72

56,019.

State Parks Assessment

265.

Carter Lecture Fund Income

146.

Library Trust Fund Income

State Aid to Highways, Chap. 90 Maint. 1953

1,500.00

State Aid to Highways, Chap. 90 Const. 1952-3

10,981. 59

State Aid to Highways, Chap. 81 Const. 1953

10,431.00

County Aid to Highways, Chap. 90 Maint. 1952 -3

22. 41

County Aid to Highways, Chap. 90 Const. 1952-3

5,490. 80

28, 425.

Appropriation in Excess of, to be Raised by

Taxation in 1954:

8. 67

Operation School Plant

2,996. 47

Water Dept. Salaries

588. 75

Water Dept. Expenses

5, 392. 06

8,985.

$716,690.

546,719. 43.

107.

150.

Fire Dept. Expenses

4.00

86.00

TOWN OF WILMINGTON BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1953

LIABILITIES

ater Guaranteed Deposits

2,139.90

electmen's Land Sale, Proceeds

5,349.50

Lid to Dependent Children, Adm., US Grants

718. 75

id to Dependent Children, Aid, US Grants

1,308. 35

Mld Age Assistance, Adm., US Grants

1,400.20

old Age Assistance, Assist., US Grants

1,469. 88

isability Assistance, Adm., US Grants

354. 06

ale of Cemetery Lots Fund

2,086. 00

ailings Account

179. 91

xcess Receipts Reserved, Lands of Low Value Sale

80. 80

og Licenses Due County

62. 40

emporary Loans/ Anticipation of Revenue

100,000. 00

emporary Loans / Anticipation of Reimbursement

7,472. 39

verlay, Levy of 1953

6,157. 73

eal Estate Tax, 1952-Collect. in Excess of Commitment, not yet refunded

4.00

eserve Fund/Overlay Surplus

6. 37

chool Lunch Program

589. 85

ilmington Athletic Assoc. Receipts

426. 08

ilmington High School Band Fund

117. 57

ounty Hospital Asses. Excess

654. 78

ounty Tax Assess. Excess

311. 92

Motor Vehicle Excise Revenue

9,179.48

ax Title Revenue

56,019. 95

epartmental Revenue

13,961. 59

later Dept. Revenue

11, 422. 94

tate & County Aid to Highways Revenue

28,425. 80

eserve for Petty Cash Advances

43. 19

urplus Revenue Account

131,047. 52

nexpended Appropriation Balances to be

( carried over to 1954:)

Civilian Defense

642. 16

Chapter 90 Construction 1953

744. 97

Outlay, School Plant

2,500.00

Construction & Originally Equip New Elementary School Building

309, 169. 96

Additional School Accommod. Committee

1,039.50

Committee on Additions to Jr. - Sr. High School

3,500.00

Adult Evening Vocational School

1,794. 24

Land Reclamation

2,403. 02

Construction & Originally Equip. Fire/Police Bldg.

767. 76

Purchase of New Fire Truck

6,548.01

Installation of Flouridation Equipment

1,250.00

Purchase of Addressograph

4,500.00

Water Extensions, 1953

840. 39

$716, 690. 92

TOWN OF WILMINGTON, MASS. REPORT OF EXPENDITURES AGAINST APPROPRIATIONS AND HIGHWAY GRANTS IN ALD For the Year Ended December 31, 1953

Annual Town Spec. Town

Meeting 3/10/53

Meeting 11/23/53

Other

Amt. Avail. Expenditures during 1953 for Expend. during 1953

Balance as at 12/31/53

To Bal. Avail. Revenue for Expend.

TITLE OF APPROPRIATION

1953

1954

GENERAL GOVERNMENT:

Town Manager Salary

6,600.00

a 396.00

6,996. 00

6,996.00

Town Accountant Salary

3,600.00

216.00

3,816.00

3,240.90

575. 10

Treasurer's Salary

2,500.00

150.00

2,650.00

Tax Collector Salary

2,500.00

150.00

2,650.00

Town Clerk's Salary

2,500.00

150.00

2,650.00

Assessor's Salaries

8,300.00

498.00

8,798.00

Town Mgr. Secretary Salary

2,600.00

156.00

2,756. 00

Clerks, Town Hall Salaries

1,820.00

a 109.20

1,929.20

Town Mgr. 's Expenses, Office

1,700.00

1,699.54

. 46

Industrial Expenses

500.00

499.00

1.00

Town Hall Expenses

9,000.00

1,070.00

10,070.00

10,029. 54

40. 46

Amt. Cert. to Treas. - Tax Title

396. 00

130. 63

265. 37

Town Accountant Expenses

529.00

506. 81

22. 19

Finance Committee Expenses

251.00

230.06

20.94

20. 94

Planning Board Expenses

200.00

b 225.00

425.00

393. 58

31. 42

Board of Appeals

50.00

13.00

37.00

Town Counsel

925.00

878. 10

46. 90

Elections

700 .. 00

700.00

276. 50

423. 50

Registrations

1,450.00

1,443. 16

6. 84

Selectmen's Expenses

2,250.00

b 305. 83

2,555. 83

48,371.00

2, 356. 03

51,797.03

50, 325. 85

1,471. 18

1,471.18

PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY:

Police Dept. Salaries

27, 330.00

al, 338.00

b 661.00

29, 329.00

29, 328. 45

. 55

Police Dept. Expenses

4,000.00

3,998. 16

1.84

1. 84

Ambulance Account

625. 00

625.00

624. 50

. 50

Dog Officer Expenses

100.00

Constable

50.00

50. 00

Fire Dept. Salaries

29,900. 20

a1, 653. 37

b1, 122.00

32,675. 57

32, 561. 85

113. 72

1,070.00

TITLE OF APPROPRIATION

Meeting 3/10/53

Meeting 11/23/53

Other

for Expend. during 1953

during 1953

as at 12/31/ 53 43. 70

Revenue for Expend. 1953

1954

Fire Outlay

4,900.00

4,856. 30

43. 70

180.00

3,180.00

173. 10

548.00

2,606. 10

2, 568. 47

37. 63

Tree Dept. Shade Trees, Elm

1,000.00

979. 95

20. 05

Tree Dept. Expenses Chap. #660

400.00

b 452.00

852.00

824. 83

27. 17

Tree Dept. Moths, Expenses

700.00

698. 07

1.93

Tree Dept. Dutch Elm Expenses

140.00

138. 20

1. 80

1.80

Town Forest

150.00

149. 65

. 35

c 295. 79

795. 79

153. 63

642. 16

Sealer of Wgts. & Meas. Salary

250.00

Sealer of Wgts. &Meas. Expenses 75.00

75.00

74. 99

.01

. 01

79, 005. 20

6, 423. 26

85, 428. 46

84, 545. 72

882. 74

249. 25

633. 49

HEALTH & SANITATION:

Building Inspector Salary

2, 350.00

a 82. 25

2,432. 25

8. 82

Sanitarian & Agent Salary

3, 125.00

3, 125. 00

1,589. 48

1,535. 52

Nurse, Public Health, Salary

2,600.00

a 156.00

2, 756. 00

Health & Sanitation, Expenses

900.00

888. 84

11. 16

Statutory

2,000.00

1,157.51

842. 49

Animal Inspector Salary

250.00

Animal Inspector Expenses

50.00

49. 98

.02

238. 25

11, 663. 25

9, 265. 24

2,398.01

2, 398. 01

HIGHWAYS:

Highway Dept. Salaries

11,000.00

800.00

a 660.00

b 617. 00

13,077.00

12,988. 50

88. 50

Highway Dept. Expenses

11,000.00

10,999. 83

. 17

Road Machinery Account

8,000.00

7,998. 26

1. 74

Chapter 90 Const. 1953

3,000.00

d 9,000.00

12,000.00

11,255.03

744. 97

Chapter 90 Maint. 1953

1,500.00

d 3,000.00

4,500.00

4,499. 92

. 08

Chapter 81, 1953

9, 300.00

d 17, 050. 00

26, 350.00

26, 349. 55

. 45

Snow & Ice Removal

8,700.00

8, 700.00

8, 688. 87

11.13

Surveying Streets

1,000.00

500. 00

c 26. 96

1,526.96

1,467.00

59. 96

Street Lights

10,000.00

9,187. 67

812. 33

Putting Specif. Sts. into pass -

able condition

7,000.00

C 148. 12

7,148. 12

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Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1953, Part 5

Author: Wilmington (Mass.) Publication date: 1953 Publisher: Town of Wilmington Number of Pages: 106

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 106