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• <br /> Exhibit M <br /> TOWN OF MASHPEE <br /> NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS <br /> YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1978 <br />• <br /> either the normal debt limit or double debt <br /> limit. As of June 30, 1978, the Town of Mashpee <br /> has the following General Obligation Bonds <br /> outstanding: <br />• Samuel G. Davis School Bond - This issue <br /> requires principal payments of $6 ,000 a <br /> year and will be retired by 1982. <br /> Library Bond - This bond requires principal <br /> payments of $1,000 a year and is programmed <br /> i to be retired by 1985 . <br /> School Project Loan, Act of 1948 - This <br /> issue requires principal payments on <br /> February 1 in each fiscal year as follows: <br /> $200,000 per year to 1980 inclusive; $195,000 <br />• from 1981 to 1986 inclusive and $190,000 from <br /> 1987 to 1996 inclusive. <br /> School Planning Bonds - This issue requires <br /> principal paymentsonFebruary 1 in each <br /> fiscal year as follows: <br />• $85,000 per year to 1980 inclusive; and <br /> $40,000 on February 1, 1981. <br /> School Bonds - This issue requires principal <br /> payments on February 1 in each year as follows: <br /> $15,000 per year to 1986 inclusive and $10,000 <br />• from 1987 to 1996 inclusive. <br /> 4. CONTINGENCIES - The filing of the action entitled Mashpee <br /> Tribe vs. New Seabury Corp. et al on August 23, 1976 has had <br /> a substantial effect on the town' s economy. The suit <br /> alleges violation of the Indian Nonintercourse Act, <br />• 25U.S.C. ss177. and seeks an order that the plaintiff <br /> tribe be restored to immediate possession of land <br /> constituting substantially all of the land comprising <br /> the Town of Mashpee, except any portion thereof which <br /> constituted the actual site of the principal place of <br />• residence of any individual at the time of commencement <br /> of the action. <br /> This suit was tried before the United States District <br /> Court and a judgement was entered by the Court dismissing <br /> the action. This judgement is presently being appealed <br /> by the Mashpee Tribe. . <br />• <br />• CHARLES E. DIPESA & CO.. BOSTON. MASS. (617) 423-3555 <br />