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1, 71 <br /> Meeting of the Appropriation Committee, Dec. 13, 1967, 7:30 p.m. <br /> Present: D. Grant, Acting Chairman; J. Blaisdell ; M. retscher; <br /> R. Gary; A. Perry, Comptroller; G. Kelovson; R. Souza; <br /> E. Furash <br /> Veterans Aid and Expenses $1325 set aside for this purpose did not <br /> have to be transferred. Trustees of Public Trusts transferred funds. <br /> :Ielfare 3udget discussed with James Collins, Director <br /> 3223,000 requested for the year 1938 for all forms of assistance. <br /> This is a an increase of $45,078 over the 1907 appropriation. Mr. Collins <br /> stated that Medical assistance, which accounts for most of the <br /> increase, is still dif: icult to predict. Ilis experience with <br /> November requests indicates tact his estimate may be close to correct. <br /> Committee will check with him again closer to March to see if the <br /> neer forms now in use affect trends. <br /> Budget for one—half the year (should the legislature fund the delfaee <br /> program and take it over July 1) would be about one—half the amount <br /> now requested. Expenses do not vary significantly from month to month, <br /> but are fairly evenly spread throughout the year. <br /> :3udp;eta approved <br /> 41450 $425 approved <br /> 41550 $1,300 approved until additional funds requested are explained <br /> Reserve Fund Requests <br /> $1250 requested for changes made in the Clerk/Treasurer's offices and <br /> the Comptroller's office. Voted to transfer $1250 from Reserve Fund. <br /> $400 requested by Al Grey for Police Expenses, to pay for damaged <br /> motor vehicle. Committee had delayed making this transfer, suggesting <br /> that it might be taken out of general expense budget. Unexpended <br /> Jalance is now $41581, bills total $1150, uncommitted balance will <br /> probably be needed before the end of the year. Voted to transfer <br /> $400 from deserve Fund to Police Expense budget. <br /> Lincoln Street, survey of former dump site. Selectmen won't need <br /> the 31000 requested for this survey. School Committee is making this <br /> amount available. <br /> Salary Schedule. Selectmen have adopted the recommendations of the <br /> Salary Study Committee. These include increasing police patrolmen's <br /> starting salaries to 06700 (Chief had requested $6000) , and increasing <br /> Chief's salary by $2,000 (Chief had requested $3,000). <br /> Vacation Town now gives 3 .reeks after 10 years, 4 after 20 years. <br /> Study Committee recommended m tching School Dept. which gives 3 weeks <br /> after 6 years, 4 after 15. Selectmen approved 3 weeks after 8 years, <br /> 4 weeks after 18 years. <br /> Fire Dept. — schedule same as police <br /> Public dorks Dept. — hourly rate went up 3A only, because last year <br /> it was increased greatly to bring it in line. <br /> School s3uJ;et <br /> Logan Clarke suggested that Appropriations Committee and School <br /> Committee meet in the High School Science Lecture Hall early in Jannuary. <br /> The total school budget which has been approved by tne School Committee <br /> is $7,822,511, a 13% increase over 1007; personal services have <br /> increased 14.1% to $6,652,000. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Guth P. Souza • <br />
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