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A moti ,n vas made, seconded and voted that this Bud-et be ap-roved in the sum of X38,000.00. Street Lights. ,3,751.50 was taken from this '3udget -1-,t T tN r 3 • � v,�� the itemall n' �,.: . Street _,i.�htin� x+ma�r_...n-; the �r.h� c,_. ..vas .. for total revised Budget :25,660.00. This Pu,d,;et was previously en,r:oved by the Appropriation Comm' ttee on January 7, 1946 for "29,411.50. A motion was made, secondee and voted that this Bidet be aprroved for ` 25,660.00. '.`Tater Construction - Sundry Streets - El•m.7nation of Dead Ends. This vas reduced to •10,000.00. This Budget was prev' .oi sly approved on January 20, 1046 for ?20,000.00. A motion vas made, seconded and voted that this Rud^,e t be approved in the sum of ;°;10,000.00. Sever ,fiain' enance - war-es Expenses. This Budget was reduced to ;4,830.00 (e redact" on of ;1500.00) . This Bud at was previously ennroved by the Appropriation Commi ftee on January 7, 1946 for ".5,330.00. A motion vas made, seconded and voted that this Bud e t be approved in the sum of :34,830.00. ?Tt.7hr1ay Department - Road *°ach eery Account - Can' t^1 9»tlay. This entire Budc et seas reduced . 4,000.00 mak _ng the total amount ''26,000.00. This was previously approved by the Appropriation Comrn_i ttee on February 4, 1946 for )30,000.00. A motion ,-as made, seconded and voted that this Budget be approved in the sum of ¶26,000.00. Article 41 : The Selectmen stated that the amount rervuested unl.er thi s ..rticle was 600.00; the cost of appraising the Torn Buildin',s . This ;:600.00 is to be taken from the Tax Rate. Article 46: The purchase of Stevens ' sand pit. Pmount rer'3ested is 5,000.00, and it 1"P' decided that this sum be transferred from the Excess and Def' c:i oncy Account. Articles 58, 59 and 60: Landtakings for the School Deps rtn'ent. 'r. TTovt state that these Articles could be reduced as he underst ) od the law to be that on the purchase of land, the averame assessed valuation for three years, plus 256" is in accordance with the law, and this would reduce the f"-�••"res requested for this purpose. The amount required for these landtakings in all cases would be taken from Excess and Def c' ency.