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last nitometer "ater waste Survey was made, and Mr. TToyt stated that he understood it was done In 1932, and if such was the case, his Committee felt it should be done now. i'r. Rowse stated that he was quite sure this was done at the time t'r. Raymond was Superintendent of Public t"orks which would be during; 1939-1939, as he remembered some of the 1--.ks that such survey had disclosed. It was then the feelina that the Appropriation Committee should reconsider tris budget which they agreed to do at their next meeting. "ater Construction - Sundry Streets. Chairman Royt stated that his Committee felt the elimination of dead ends vas imnortant and should be done, but this year only a portion of the rork could be completed, and his Committee had approved this budget in the sum of t25, 000.00. There vas a eenerrl discus ion by the t"o Boars on this, and the Roard of Selectmen finally voted to approve this budget in the sum of 20, 000.00; sch funds to be transferred from the rater 9epartm -nt - Ava' la.bie Surplus Account. The Apnropri ati.on Committee made a motion to reconsider th.i s budget. This Budget teas apnroved on January 29, 1946 for `'25,000 .00. A motion was made, seconded and voted to rescind the prev` ous vote and reconsider this Budget. Mater Construct' on - Sundry Streets - Total Approved t20,000.00. A motion was mar'.e, aecon('ed and voted to approve this Budget in the am)unt of „20,000.00. Selectmen' s Department - Personal Services. Mr. Hoyt said that they had approved t is budget in the sum of 4,532.40 which includes a , 2.00 increase for the Senior Clerk, and fl.00 increase for the Junior Clerk, but they had not included any increase for the Executive Clerk. At this point Miss Mur ay r as asked to leave the meeting. There was a general discussion with regards to her salary and what the position sh>uld nay. 1 owever, nothing was done at this meeting as this budget is to be reconsidered by the Appropriation Committee at the next meeting. Registrations Department - Expenses. Chairman Uoyt stated that the Board of Selectmen had not approved this budget. Chairman Locke stated that they had not ap- proved it as they were waiting for f i ;ores to be submitted from Mr. Carroll relative to the cost of printing the books' Twenty Years lr over, and at the time they receive the cost, they would decide about the approval of the budget. Building Deoa'ntrent - Personal Services. Errol ''.ocke stated that their Roard had ap 'roared. this budget in the