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5241 MV Repair 12,500 5430 Bldg Mnt/Gleas 0 5460 Mnt Fields 20,200 5580 Clothing Uniforms 3,500 585801 Equip/Parks 0 585802 Bldg Equipment 0 585803 Equip. Gleason 0 5211 Utilities/ARC 0 Sewer/Water(new) 0 Subtotal 36,200 #651 PARKS TOTAL 238,450 5421-00 Misc. Supplies 0 #691 HISTORICAL TOTAL 0 #017102 591210 CIP Borrowing(FY97) 0 591211 Police Station 0 591212 Pakachoag Drainage 90,000 591216 Sewer/Jade Hill 680k 65,000 591215 School Capital 1.6 170,000 591213 Sewer Rt. 20 50,000 591219 Gen Ob/Field Reloc 205,000 591220 High School Debt 790,000 591721 Highway/Landfill 50,000 591222 CIP Bond( FY06&FY07) 400,000 CIP Bond( FY08) 469,000 SRF LOAN 15,371 #710 DEBT TOTAL 2,304,371 #017522 591610 CIP Borrowing(FY97) 0 591611 Police Station 0 591612 Drainage/Paving/Pak 52,605 591613 Sewer Project/Rt.20 27,060 591615 CIP Borrowing-1.6Mil 21,458 591616 Sewer Borrowing 680k 8,288 591619 Bans/H.S.-M.S./LandAcqu. 0 5917 Gen Oblig / HS Relocation 76,460 591702 H.S. BANS-$2.9 Million 0.00 591703 H.S. BANS/20 million 0 591720 Interest On Bonds 772,469 591721 Interest on Dam Repair 0 591722 CIP B.A.N.S. (FY06 Capital) 0 591721 Interest on Highway/Landfill (Est 4.5%) 2,032 591722 FY06 CIP and FY07 (BOND) 80,600 BAN INTEREST 0 FY 08 CIP 87,989
SRF LOAN 5,559 #752 INTEREST TOTAL 1,134,520 #019101 5172 Unemploy. Comp 75,000 5174 Disability 2,400 5175 Group Insurance 5,905,163 517701 Worc Cnty Ret 1,426,290 517702 NonContrib Ret 4,840 5178 Medicare 375,000 #910 PENSION TOT 7,788,693 TOWN TOTAL 46,222,742.00 Article 4. I move that the Town Meeting approve the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan for the Selectmen, MIS, Town Clerk, Planning, Town Hall, Police, Fire, Engineering, Highway, Sewer, Cemetery, Council On Aging, Library, Parks and Schools as stated on pages 62 through 67 inclusive, of the Town of Auburn FY2010 Budget and Annual Town Meeting Warrant, and further to approve an appropriation of $1,465,303.00 to fund the FY2010 Capital Improvement Program as specified on pages 61 through 67 under the column entitled “Finance Committee Recommendation”; and to raise said sums by borrowing, and appropriating the sum of $232,173.00 from general fund revenues; $40,000.00 from CIP Expendable Trust; $98,093.00 from Ambulance Proceeds; and $79,687.00 from Sewer Enterprise Retained Earnings. I also move that the Town Meeting authorize the borrowing of $1,015,350.00 for a period of up to 10 years for the items as identified in the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan. I also move that the School Department may, in its discretion and to the limits of its appropriation, transfer money between the line items identified on page 67 under the “Finance Committee Recommendation Column” as deemed necessary. I further move that, prior to purchase, all over the road vehicles shall be marked on both front door panels as “Property of the Town of Auburn for Official Use Only” and have a permanently affixed Town Seal and that the expenditure of funds so appropriated shall be under the direction of the Chief Procurement Officer of the Town or School Department. By Michael Loftus Seconded by Roger Belhumeur Vote on Article 4 unanimous in favor Article 5. I move that the Town Meeting vote to authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of revenue to be received during the financial year beginning July 1, 2009 and ending June 30, 2010 and to issue a note or notes that may be given for a period of less than one year. By Kenneth Frost Seconded by Elizabeth Prouty Vote on Article 5 unanimous in favor Article 6. I move that the Town Meeting vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to submit applications for any available State or Federal funds, including Department of Elder Affairs Formula Grant Funds, which funds the Board feels would be beneficial to the Town, and to authorize the expenditure of any money received as a result of said applications.
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Page 4 and 5: Table of Contents • Annual Electi
Page 6 and 7: In Memoriam 2009 Patricia A. Taylor
Page 8 and 9: FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS
Page 10 and 11: Telephone 508- 752-1100 ELECTED TOW
Page 12 and 13: All terms expire May, 2011 Bergeron
Page 14 and 15: Frost, Kenneth P. Hacanis, Andrew J
Page 16 and 17: LOCAL INSPECTOR Marshall Adams CONS
Page 18 and 19: *Stephen M. Coleman, Jr. CAPTAIN AN
Page 20 and 21: LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
Page 22 and 23: PRECINCT ONE L. Joyce Collins Maria
Page 24 and 25: TOWN MANAGER SCREENING PANEL Until
Page 26 and 27: *Please note this summary is to pro
Page 28 and 29: $191,460 or 0.40% over FY2009 of $4
Page 30 and 31: Article 24: Recision of the Gateway
Page 32 and 33: Subtotal 231,361 #011292 5710 Trave
Page 34 and 35: #155 DATA PROCESSING TOTAL 121,100
Page 36 and 37: 9000 Programs 795,811 #201 SCHOOL T
Page 38 and 39: #012412 5304 Annual Inspections 542
Page 40 and 41: 5532 Drainage Mat 8,000 5533 Sand &
Page 42 and 43: #541 COUNCIL ON AGING TOTAL 128,449
Page 46 and 47: By Elizabeth Prouty Seconded by Bar
Page 48 and 49: Article 11. I move that the Town Me
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Page 54 and 55: *STEPHEN H. JOHNSON 328 Oxford Stre
Page 56 and 57: TOWN OF AUBURN SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Page 58 and 59: Respectfully submitted, William Wes
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Page 62 and 63: Art 2-3-4. Minutes of the Land Bank
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Page 72 and 73: (8) animal wastes; (9) rock; sand;
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TOWN OF AUBURN FY2009 YEAR END BUDG
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TOWN OF AUBURN BALANCE SHEET FOR 20
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2. BANK BALANCES AS OF JUNE 30, 200
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Bartholomew 36,431.73 762,682.01 2.
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expended on the Grant’s objective
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Conservation Pooled Investment 28.0
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2007 1 rescinded -$330.27 2008 1 $9
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Refunds and adjustments 8,109.79 Am
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It would be beneficial to purchase
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The servers are currently running W
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approved one (1) Definitive Subdivi
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improved overall however; due to th
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also like to thank the local offici
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years. Operating costs have continu
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The Board of Sewer Commissioners wo
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Appleton Road: Route 12 to Prospect
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Wiring Revenue $ 24,510.25 $ 21,733
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education as well as practical expe
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Permits and Licenses • Department
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• 599 health screenings under con
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee The
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Department of Recreation and Cultur
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many compliments about the staff an
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C/W MARS also continues to expand t
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program about world legends. The su
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Garnache, Judith Giles, Christine H
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month. Check the ACTV Channel for t
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SOUTHERN WORCESTER COUNTY REGIONAL
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It is an honor and a pleasure to se
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Automotive Collision and Repair bec
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Fifty-four students earned the John
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Customers of the cosmetology depart
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The Southern Worcester County Regio
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Daniel
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• Applied Non-Violence (ANV) rece
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In addition to the above accomplish
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AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Casey Handfi
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concepts in Math, Science and Socia
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assessments such as the DRA 2 (Deve
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continue to enhance our curriculum.
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POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE EMERGENCY D
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