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Minutes of Annual Town Meeting 1986
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(Annual Town Meetin - March 31, 1986) <br /> Article 4. Public Schools (Cont.) <br /> (Cont.) <br /> Mr. Michelson's motion to refer declared lost b voice vote, which <br /> was doubted b more than the re twent members, so a standin <br /> vote was taken as follows: <br /> Precinct In Favor Tellers Opposed <br /> 1 4 Nanc C. Gordon 13 <br /> 2 3 Arthur C. Smith 9 <br /> 3 13 Maril K. Mairson 6 <br /> 4 2 Gale H. Nill 11 <br /> 5 6 Julie F. Triessl 11 <br /> 6 2 Lisabeth M. White 12 <br /> 7 3 Jac H. Ward 9 <br /> 8 12 Ro F. Bor 4 <br /> 9 8 Mar E. Coppe 9 <br /> At Lar .7 John R. Campbell 12 <br /> Totals 60 96 <br /> Mr. Michelson's motion to refer declared lost. 10:24 P.M. <br /> John C. Eddison presented the followin resolution: <br /> (See RESOLUTION <br /> Pa <br /> 554 for WHEREAS, the Town of Lexin has operated under bud <br /> Resolu- constraints for ei y ears, first under the 4% tax cap and then <br /> tion as under the limitations of Proposition 2' and <br /> adopted) <br /> WHEREAS, inflation and certain fixed costs are uncontrollable <br /> b the Town and <br /> WHEREAS., controllable costs have been curtailed to the extent <br /> possible without seriousl j eopardizin g the q ualit y of services <br /> delivered to our citizens and <br /> WHEREAS, reserve funds and taxin abilit have been used to <br /> their practical limits and the remainin source of revenue increase <br /> can I onl be derived from local aid and <br /> WHEREAS, man cities and towns have received ne local <br /> aid increases for several successive y ears ; and <br /> WHEREAS, Lexin has led the drive to support poorer <br /> communities under fiscal stress, while also supportin formulas that <br /> insure e so that all can g row ; and <br /> WHEREAS, the formula proposed b the Administration and the <br /> Le penalizes communities like Lexin b forcin us to <br /> cut back on needed maintenance and services at the ver time the Town <br /> is tr to accomodate pro such as low/moderate income and <br /> affordable housin and <br /> WHEREAS, the State is en enormous economic health and <br /> WHEREAS, the formula for offsettin the loss of Federal General <br /> Revenue Sharin funds cannot be explained b an and <br /> WHEREAS, the State has.proposed under General Revenue Sharin <br /> that some communities receive as much as $16.00 per capita and some <br /> like Lexin receive 80t per capita <br /> THEREFORE., BE IT RESOLVED that the Town of Lexin throu its <br /> Town Meetin and Board of Selectmen notif the Governor and the <br /> Le throu its Le that it ur seeks relief <br /> throu an ad of the Local Aid Formula that would provide <br /> for a minimum increase in the General Revenue Sharin component of <br /> the formula to compensate all communities for 100% of their losses <br /> for Fiscal Year 1987. <br /> 10:31 P.M. <br /> . ........... <br />
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