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12/31/1989
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Finance Committee <br /> Page 2. <br /> February 14, 1989 <br /> Town Clerk - The Finance Committee would like to ask the Clerk some <br /> questions regarding the voting machines and the ballot booths. Also they <br /> would like her to address the $600 request in mileage and travel. <br /> Engineering - The town to date has no town engineer. The Committee would <br /> like to know when he is expected to come on board. Also it was noted that <br /> should he begin, the engineering money requests would have to be broken out <br /> of other budgets. <br /> Elections and Registrations - The elections expenses were noted by the <br /> Committee, $2,890. They conceded that it is difficult to predict the <br /> required funds due to override quesitons. <br /> Personnel - Does the Board Secretaries Account reflect the cost of <br /> living? Chairman Heller noted that there is a 99 increase in this account. <br /> Members felt it necessary to check out the PAP, Police, Clerical, DPW, <br /> and Fire with the Personnel Department. Also does the employee education <br /> account mean the cost of the course? Ed noted that there are educational <br /> incentives built into the Fire contract. Note was also made of the large <br /> increase in the cost of psychological testing and personnel expenses. <br /> Personnel also has an article for $5,411.26 to fund a part-time clerk <br /> position for 15 hours per week. <br /> Planning Board - If an engineer is hired there is a possible savings of <br /> $13,000 in this budget. There was some question regarding their $2,000 <br /> request for mapping and whether this couldn't be combined with some other <br /> mapping project or coordinated. <br /> Planning - Finance Committee needs to know exactly what "field services" <br /> are. Also the salaries do not seem to reflect the cost of living and there <br /> Diem questions about the 53rd week. Bill Towner noted that it would be <br /> interesting to know exactly how much the Planning Department has brought <br /> into the Cenral Fund from the sale of maps. He also suggested that it would <br /> be helpful to know exactly how much of last year's appropriation has been <br /> expended. <br /> Selectmen - Members questioned the $72,081 in Personnel Services. <br /> Why is the Town Report less this year? Mr. Towner noted that he felt there <br /> should be a fee charged for the town report. Why are the municipal board <br /> expenses in the Selectmen's budget? Shouldn't the postage request have <br /> dropped more in view of the fact that there will be less mailings for <br /> tax billings this year? Chairman Heller would like to see a breakdown of <br /> the Labor Counsel and Arbitration $15,000 request. There was concern about <br /> the $15,000 request for appraisals in view of the fact that conservation is <br /> also seeking funds for appraisals. What is the $30,000 marked Special <br /> Litigation for? Committee members also questioned the cost and need of the <br /> fax machine. Members wanted to know, now that the Davis School is in the <br /> Town Hall who is responsibile for custodial work. What about the regular <br /> custodians at Town Hall has their workload increased or decreased? <br /> Ed noted that the police/fire indemnification seems to appear as two line <br /> items, as it is also included in the Town Insurance total of $275,000. <br />
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