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Town of Phippsburg 2012 Annual Report

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TOWN OF PHIPPSBURG<br />

Note: Following Article #75 Susan Levene asked the moderator if the Patton Free Library<br />

appropriation in Article # 71 could be used to purchase library cards. Moderator<br />

John Morse stated that if she made this into a motion it would change the intent <strong>of</strong> the<br />

original article and he would rule it improper.<br />

Article 76. It was voted to dismiss this article. To see what sum the <strong>Town</strong> will vote to raise<br />

and appropriate for the purpose <strong>of</strong> installing synthetic turf at the Bath McMann Field Complex<br />

(“Fields <strong>of</strong> our Future Project”). Payment to be made only after the Fields <strong>of</strong> the Future Project<br />

has raised all necessary funds and has a signed contract for installation <strong>of</strong> the synthetic turf. If<br />

the project doesn't go forward the appropriation will lapse to surplus.<br />

(Selectman Read made a motion, which was seconded, to dismiss this article.)<br />

Article 77. It was voted to raise and appropriate the recommended amount <strong>of</strong> $20,585.00 for<br />

the following Public Agencies:<br />

Agency or Service<br />

Amount<br />

American Red Cross ......................................................................... 1,300.00<br />

Bath Area Food Bank ............................................................................ 500.00<br />

Bath Area Senior Citizens, Inc. .......................................................... 1,075.00<br />

YMCA (Bath area) ............................................................................. 1,500.00<br />

Big Brothers/Big Sisters .................................................................... 1,200.00<br />

Catholic Charities (J.A. Dental Clinic) ............................................. 2,300.00<br />

Coastal Transportation ....................................................................... 1,050.00<br />

Elmhurst, Inc. ..................................................................................... 1,200.00<br />

Family Crisis Center ............................................................................. 500.00<br />

Family Focus ...................................................................................... 1,000.00<br />

Maine Public Broadcasting ................................................................... 300.00<br />

Midcoast Maine Com. Action (CED) ............................................... 1,495.00<br />

Read with Me (Tri-County Literacy) .................................................... 200.00<br />

Respite Care ....................................................................................... 1,000.00<br />

Spectrum Generations (Senior Spec.) ................................................ 1,785.00<br />

Sweetser ............................................................................................. 2,527.00<br />

Tedford Shelter ..................................................................................... 600.00<br />

The Children’s Center ........................................................................ 1,053.00<br />

Total $20,585.00<br />

Article 78. It was voted to dismiss this article. To see if the town will vote to increase the<br />

property tax levy limit <strong>of</strong> $1,005,871.00 established for the <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Phippsburg</strong> by State law in<br />

the event that the municipal budget approved under the preceding articles will result in a tax<br />

commitment that is greater than that property tax levy limit.<br />

(This article was dismissed because the total amount raised in the preceding articles<br />

did not exceed the municipality’s LD1 limit.)<br />

In closing Moderator John Morse mentioned that the <strong>Town</strong> had received the Maine<br />

Municipal Association’s “Supreme” Award for the 2010 <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Town</strong> <strong>Report</strong>.<br />

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