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2 (Adjourend Session of the 1986 Annual Town Meeting - April 2, 1986) Article 5. SALARY ADJUSTMENTS AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ' SETTLEMENTS � ii Presented by John C. Eddison, Acting Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. MOTION: That $360,000 be appropriated for the ensuing fiscal year, in � addition to those authorized under Article 4 of this warrant, to fund cost items (a) included in collective bargaining agreements reached between the � Town and employee organizations and (b) resulting from such agreements as � they bear on the Town employee wage and salary plan, and that such amount be raised in the tax levy. I The amount voted is to be distributed among the following accounts as � , authorized by the Board of Selectmen: ACCT. �� DEPARTMENT I 1000 Selectmen's Department 1060 Town Manager's Office , 1070 Temporary Help & Overtime 1075 Clerical Services 1130 Director of Guides i 1150 Town Clerk's Office 1500 Board of Appeals 1600 Planning Board 2000 Board of Registrars , 2465 Conservata_on Commission � 2470 Recreation '� 2500 Treasurer & Collector's Office 2800 Comptroller's Office 2950 Assessor's Office i 3250 Health 3500 Animal Control i 3760 Police Management and Staff � 3770 Patrolmen and Sergeants - Personal Services i 4110 Fire Management and Staff f 4120 Fire Collective Bargaining Group - Personal Services ; i 4450 Inspection � 4900 D.P.W. Collective Bargaining Group - Personal Services 4950 D.P.W. Management and Staff _ 5100 Engineering � I 5200 Town Building Maintenance � 7100 Veterans' Services 7340 Council on Aging i 7500 Library I 8:21 P.M. Michael J. 0'Sullivan said that the Appropriation Committee � recommended favorable action on this article. 8:23 P.M. I Adopted unanimously. 8:23 P.M. 1 �i ! Article 6. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATIONS FOR CURRENT I FISCAL YEAR (FY86) � Selectman William J. Dailey, Jr. said that he would first like to ! give a report under Article 2. He said that originally this � article was going to be indefinitely postponed but one of the two fuel � tanks at the D.P.W. has water in it and is being checked out for -i the eause. These 35 year old tanks hold 5,000 gallons each and if one is to be replaced, it would make sense to replace both. j � 8:24 P.M. John C. Eddison moved to table Article 6. Adopted unanimously. 8:25 P.M. (See Page 23) , _ —_—_— ----------------------- ---- ---------— ----— --_ ------__ _ ..-_ _ �----