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<br />    				ANNUAL COST OF PRINCIPAL & INTEREST ON
<br />       							CAPITAL DEBT    											F
<br /> 												TOTAL 				EXPLANATION     	7
<br />    			FISCAL YEAR   PRINCIPAL       			DEBT  								li
<br />      									INTEREST      PAYMENT
<br />     				2009 		$3,085,826   $1,310,121    	$4,395,947
<br />     				2010   		3,075,964     1,118,132     	4,194,097 							7
<br />     				2011   		3,023,125	979,791      	4,002,916
<br />     				2012   		3,007,995	842,303     	3,850,298 							B
<br />     				2013   		2,875,172	722,919     	3,598,091
<br />     				2014   		2,865,965	597,412     	3,463,377 							>T
<br />     				2015   		2,838,170       475,904     	3,314,074 							a
<br />     				2016   		2,679,602	345,937     	3,025,539
<br />     				2017   		2,130,865	231,689     	2,362,554 							13
<br />     				2019     		712,630	141,575		854,205
<br />     				2020     		669,243	116,469		785,712							^�
<br />     				2021      		665,710 	91,100		756,810
<br />     				2022     		608,796 	66,088		674,884
<br />     				2023     		413,796 	45,900		459,696 							F
<br />      				2024     		433,384 	30,900		464,284
<br />      				2025     		288,384  	16,000		304,384
<br />      				2026     		273,500   	5,300		278,800 							l
<br />    			TOTAL   		$30,369,258   $7,305,299  	$37,674,557
<br />  l„ 			Fire Substation    	2,100,000       992,500     	3,092,500
<br />    			Library       		5,500,000     2,598,750     	8,098,750
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<br />    			TOTAL
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<br />     			Budget Note #7: Pensions and Unemployment: (+ $99,977)
<br />	i,   		A 5.8% increase in employee pension contributions has been projected for the coming year.  School employees
<br />     			included in this county administered retirement plan.
<br />     			Budget Note#8: Medical Insurance and Medicare: (+ $477,671)
<br />       	i    	A 9.6% increase in employee medical insurance premiums is budgeted for the coming FY, which also includes
<br />     			school employees. This follows a 9.9% increase in FY 08.
<br />     			FinCom Comment Note E:
<br />  i  			With the cost for medical insurance premiums representing over 10% of the total operating budget, and the cos(
<br />     			a family medical plan approaching $20,000 a year(75% paid by the town), the Board of Selectmen and Town
<br />     			Manager must be very diligent about the administration of the plan, must explore all possible ways to contains
<br />		i     	and should develop strategies to limit future increases, to the extent possible.
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