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Page 5 <br /> inspector. He was approved last year as an alternate building <br /> inspector and the department would like him to be permanent. The <br /> request was for $6,095.46 for Mr. Polito. Mr. Goggin also stated <br /> that in his opinion there was need for more computerization in that <br /> department. Mr. Baker stated it should be noted that Mr. Hauck's <br /> numbers and Mr. Whritenourts numbers did not add up in the line <br /> item regarding vehicular supplies. Ms. Sullivan asked whether the <br /> gas inspector and plumbing inspector fill out any type of forms for <br /> mileage. Ms. Greelish stated that if the town is putting gas' in <br /> their private cars then they cannot get mileage. Mr. Goggin stated <br /> that he was recommending $14,737 for the plumbing and wiring <br /> inspector, reducing their salary request by $295 each. He is <br /> recommending the total budget $110, 307. Mr. Goggin is going to <br /> check to make sure that Mr. Hauck's salary does not have a cost of <br /> living increase. He is entitled to a step increase though. <br /> LEISURE SERVICES <br /> Members informed Mr. Whritenour that they would not make a <br /> recommendation with regard to lifeguards until they were sure that <br /> they would be funded because of beach sticker fee increases. <br /> COUNCIL ON AGING <br /> The department thought that $8 ,000 for expenses was too low. There <br /> is 19 hours being recommended by the Finance Committee for the <br /> outreach worker. Mr. Whritenour explained that the Board of <br /> Selectmen were recommending 24 hours for this outreach worker. She <br /> was cut previously from 40 hours to 24 hours. He felt that this <br /> outreach worker has experience and her benefits are still there. <br /> His feeling was that if her hours are reduced to 19, she would not <br /> remain in that position. Mr. Whritenour stated that a policy needs <br /> to be created that new part time positions would be created under <br /> 20 hours. This particular position he explained was an old <br /> position with its hours decreased to 24. Mr. Baker felt that 19 <br /> hours was what was needed for the position. Ms. Sullivan also felt <br /> that "19 was a sufficient number of hours. Deirdre stated that she <br /> would have no problem with voting for 24 hours, if in fact the <br /> outreach worker worked 24 hours. John also stated that he would <br /> vote to fund her at 24 hours. The five remaining members voted 19 <br /> hours. The figure will remain at 19 hours as the recommendation by <br /> the Finance Committee. <br /> SCHOOL <br /> Deirdre asked Mr. Whritenour whether or not the Falmouth tuition <br /> excess could be set aside. John Ferriday MOTIONED to go back and <br /> discuss the school budget. Ed Baker seconded the Motion and <br /> members voted 7-0 in favor. Mr. Baker issued to members a copy of <br /> his school budget proposal, a copy of which is attached. He <br /> explained the packet page by page to the committee. At the end of <br /> the explanation Mr. Baker MOTIONED to fund the school $5,515,000 <br />