HomeMy WebLinkAboutFin Comm 09/11/1974TOSaN CF MA"" FIELD
f Minutes of Meeting: 9/11/74
,all to Order: Not convened due to lack of quorum
Members =resent: David Clemmey
Ronald Montaquila
New Business: Letters and memos -received:
Received a notice from the Folice.Chief that
Police Department overtime account funds would
be expended before the end of the 1974-75
fiscal year. (See attachment /�1)
Received a letter from the Town Manager
concerning. the bonding of Dustin ?dell.
Included in this letter is the Capital
Improvement Committee recommendation and the
two other proposed bonding issues for Dustin
';yell.
Notice was sent to our Committee from the
Department of Education of a r_ossible state
aid grant totalling 8?3,727.13 to the Town
Treasurer. This would be given to us if our,
library qualifies under the state statues.
(See attachment //3)
Dr. John P. Collins (Superintendent of Schools),
notified us that the 93,0004in the 3-ay�`+'r w l
account should be retained in a special school
account. (See attachment 4) Also, see attached
supplemental cherry sheet.
The winter meeting schedule has been posted in
the Town Hall (See attachment //5)
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To: 'Mx^a Dennis A. [cannon,, Town Aiana.ger
From: N. Lawrence D'Afile9 Chief Of Police
Subject: Overtime
Date: September 59 1974
Dear'Mr. Hannon:
M
Sergeant Edward P. Wynn of this department has applied
to the Bristol County Retirement Board for an accident disability
retirement effective August 169 1974•
As a result of this., he is.no longer on the payroll as
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of August 169, 1974. It was necessary to fill his shift with an ex-
perienced officer paid at the rate of time and one-half. Due to
the many complaints of disturbances around the center of town an
extra walking man was assigned to duty. He is being paid from
the Overtime Account. The amount appropriated for the Overtime
Account was X69500.00.
Due to extra men being assigned and being paid overtime,,
I expect that more money will be necessary in the Overtime Account
before the end of the 1974-75 fiscal year.
Very truly yours.,
NLD.pe N. Lawrence D'Afile9 Chief Of Police
September 119 1974
MEMORANDUM
T0; Board of Selectmen, Finance comm7i,[t�t}ee$ and Planning Board
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FROM: Town Manager Dennis Hannonf,,
SUBJECT: Dustin Well Development
The Capital Improvement Committee met Thursday, September 5, to
review proposed capital improvements in the water and sewer systems. .
Concerning the Dustin Well article proposal for the Special Town Meet-
ing, the Committee voted unanimously that the Dustin Well was an im-
mediate and top priority. The Committee agreed that funds should be
appropriated for the well itself and for all the distribution mains
from the well to the downtown area. The consensus was that approxi-
mately $150,000 to $175,000 should be appropriated from Free Cash and
the remaining balance of $625,000 to $6509000 should be financed
through a long-term loan.
This approach would permit the Town to prepare plans immediately
for the well and the water mains so that unforeseen construction cost
increases could be minimized.
In that regard, I am enclosing three alternative votes which
should be considered by the Selectmen and the FinCom (attached). The
first vote would propose an $800,000 bond issue with no appropriation
from Free Cash, except for certification of the bond issue. Another
vote alternative, which the Capital Improvement Committee is recomend-
ing as the best alternative, proposes the amount of $150,000 to'$175,000
from Free Cash and $625,000 to $650,000 from bonds. The third alterna-
tive proposes the appropriation of Free Cash only for the well and the
water mains up to the East Mansfield Common.
DAH:dlh
Attachment
,,O.,.I.I) that $800,000.00 is appropriated for wells, for engineering and
con,tivatlon of buildings for pumping stations, including original
,,,pinq station equipment, and for laying water mains of 12 inches or
c,orc in diameter from the so-called Dustin well site to East St., from
Pest Street to Elope St., and on Church Stv from Hope
St. to No, Main St; and that to raise the above appropriation the
'treasurer with thea approval of the board of Selectmen is authorized to
borrow $800,000-00 under C.L. c 44 s8 as amended, provided that any
bonds or notes issued hereunder shall be payable within ,^ years from
their dates; and that $5,000.00 is appropriated and transferred from
surplus revenue to pay certification costs incurred for the bond issue.
VOTED that $200,000.00 is appropriated for wells, for engineering and
construction of buildings for pumping stations, including original
pumping station equipment, and for laying water mains of 12 inches or
more in diameter from the so-called Dustin well site to Past St., from
Past street. to Hope St., from Hope St. to Church St., and from Church
St. to No. Rain St; and that to raise the above appropriation
is transferred from Surplus Revenue and the Treasurer with the approval
of the iSoanl of Selectmen isauthorized to borrow $.
-under
GA.. c44 s2 as amended, provided that any bonds or notes issued hereunder
shall be payable within __ years from their dates; and that $5,000.00
is appropriated and transferred from surplus revenue to pay certification
costs incurred for the bond issue.
VOTED that $350,000.00 is appropriated for wells, for engineering and
constructionof buildings for pumping stations;,including original
pumping station equipment, and for laying water mains of 12 inches or
more in diameter from the so-called Dustin well site, to East St. and
from East St. to Mill St: and that to raise the above appropriation
$350,000.00 is transferred from Surplus Revenue.
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September 5, 1974
Mr. John L. Gilleran, Chairman
Finance Board
Town Hall
Mansfield, Ma. 020118
Dear Mr. Gilleran:
During the fourteen years that the Direct State Aid Grant Program for
Free Public Libraries has been in progress, the municipality of Mansfield
has chosen not to apply for several or more years.
Because the Board of Library Commissioners, the administering body for
the grants—in-aid program,. encourages greater participation, this is being
sent as a reminder that the Bureau of Library Extension will continue to
offer advice to those municipalities which decide to participate in 1975 or
in subsequent years.
If the municipality of V�,AfmPjj were to participate and
could establish its eligibility to receive a 1975 state aid grant, the
amount to be paid by the State Treasurer to the Town Treasurer for free public
library service would be $ 1.727.11based on a 1970 Census figure
02 -21939 at 37 V2 cents per capita.
Eligibility to participate in the Direct State Aid Grant Program is
based on compliance with the Minimum Standards for Free Public Library Servi
(see enclosed copy) established and adopted by the Board of Library Commissi
If a municipality is participating for the first time, two factors should be
considered when reviewing the standards:
1. In order to protect all present incumbents, librarians -in -charge will be
exempted from the personnel standards. Only new appointees will be
required to meet the standards set forth for your municipality's
population group.
2..Minimum standards for recommended hours open per week and annual
percentage expended for books and periodicals may not be met upon
the.date of application. However, the municipality will be allowed
a three-year grace period in which -to meet these standards.
- over -
When a municipality has been eligible to receive a grant in preceding
years, this principle of gradualism is not applicable to personnel, hours
open, and book budget.
Please review the enclosed materials. Thereafter, if you should like
to obtain additional information about participating in fiscal 1975 or in
subsequent years, please contact me at 536-4030.
Sincerely yours,
C�'L�
anet C. Price
Educational Specialist
JCP/h
Eno. 2
ccs Chairman, Dr. Sheehan
Board of Library Trustees
THE COBMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
BUREAU OF LIBRARY EXTENSION
Minimum Standards of Free Public Library Service as
established and adopted by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners
in December 1960 and amended in August 1961, May 9, 1962., March 14, 1966,
October 26,, 1967, December 12, 1968, and further amended July 20, 19732
in accordance with Chapter 78, Sections 19A and 19B
of the General Laws of the Commonwealth.
1. "Be open to all residents of the Commonwealth" means that all residents
of the Commonwealth shall have access to reading and reference rooms
under the same conditions as residents of the community.
2. "Make no charge for normal library services" means that no charges
shall be levied on residents of the local community for the with-
drawal of library books in the regular circulating collections of the
community's public library or libraries.
A charge may be made, however, for duplicate pay and/or rental collec-
tions; for reserving books; for the lending of special media of communi-
cation such as recordings, films, pictures, etc.; for special reference
or research services such as preparation of bibliographies, photocopying,
photostating, abstracting.
3. "Be kept open a minimum number of hours per week" means that library
service should be available to the community a minimum number of hours
per week according to the tabulation below. These hours of service
should be planned in relation to local community needs; and the hours
and days selected for service should reflect the maximum potential use.
In communities which have more than one independent library unit sup-
ported in whole or in part by public Hands and in communities which
have branches or stations of a central library, the qualifying number
Of hours open will be considered as the total number of hours during
which library service is available to the community or any of its parts
without overlapping or duplication.
Libraries in communities with population
I under 2,000
II 2,000 - 4,999
III 5,000 - 9,999
IV 10,000 - 14,999
V 15,000 - 24,999
VI 25,000 and over
Recommended Minimum Hour$ Open Per
Week (Sumner Schedules,Excepted)
10 including some evening hours
15 including some evening hours
25 including some evening hours
40 some part of 5 days, including
some evening hours
50 some part of 5 days, including
some evening hours
63 open 6 days, including some
morning, afternoon, and evening
hours
Libraries which do not meet the minimum standards of hours of service upon
the date of application for a state grant may establish eligibility for same
provided a statement is filed indicating that the minimum standard will be
reached within a three-year period from date of application. Libraries al-
ready participating in the state grant program but who do not meet the 1966
revision of the minimum standards of hours of service upon the date they take
effect will be granted a similar grace period providing there is filed a
statement of intent to achieve the minimum standard.
2
e 4. "Employ a trained library worker" means that libraries serving communities
within the population groupings listed below should maintain the minimum
personnel standards as listed.
In order to protect all present incumbents, the personnel standards will
apply to new appointees only. New appointees to librarian -in -charge posi-
tions in libraries serving a population of under 10,000 will be allowed a
five-year period in which to qualify Icy special training, as defined below.
College graduation means graduation with a degree from a college accredited
by a regional accrediting association recognized by the National Commission
on Accrediting.
Professional training means graduation with a degree from an approved
library school. An approved library school is one that is accredited
by the American Library Association and/or approved by the Massachusetts
Board of Library Commissioners.
Effective January 1, 1970, a municipality will be considered ineligible
for direct state aid if the library has had an acting librarian -in -charge
or an acting chief librarian for three or more years from the date that
the position became vacant.*
In any case where it is certified that application of these personnel
standards would work a hardship on the library involved, the Board
reserves to itself the right to exempt a community from the standard.
Libraries in communities Personnel Standards
with population
I Under 2,000 Librarian -in -charge: graduation from high
school with special training either received
or to be received within a five-year period
by courses in the basic library techniques
of administration, book selection, catalog-
ing end classification, and reference offered
through a university extension program, state
library extension agency, or by profession-
ally qualified personnel instructing in in-
stitutions of higher education or in a re-
gional library system approved by the Board
of Library Commissioners. Qualify for a
certificate of subprofessional librarianship
issued by the Board of Library Commissioners.
II 2,000 - 4,999 Librarian -in -charge: completion of 2 ,years
of college with special training as indicated
above for communities under 2,000. Qualify
for a certificate of subprofessional librar-
ianship issued by the Board of Library
Commissioners.
ZII 5,000 - 9,999 Librarian -in -charge: college graduate with
special training as indicated above for com-
nunities under 2,000. Qualify for a certi-
ficate of subprofessional librarianship
issued by the Board of Library commissioners.
By vote of the Board of Library Commissioners, December 12,1968
I
IV 10,000 - 24,999 Chief Librarian: college graduate with a
do gree from an approved library school; ex-
perionce in library work; plus a certificate
of professional librarianship issued. by the
Board of Library Commissioners. At the dis-
cretion of the Board of Library Commissioners,
appointees will be allowed up to 5 ,years to
attain a library school degree.
V 25,000 - 49,999 Chief Librarian: college graduate with a
Te—gree from an approved library school; ex-
perience in library work, preferably in a
supervisory capacity; and a certificate of
professional librarianship issued by the
Board of Library Commissioners. It is under-
stood that appointees in this category must
be fully qualified upon appointment.
VI 50,000 and up Chief Librarian: college graduate with a
degree from an approved library school; ex-
perience in library work including super-
visory experience; and a certificate of pro-
fessional librarianship issued by the Board
of Library Commissioners. It is understood
that appointees in this category must be
fully qualified upon appointment.
5.. "Expend a reasonable portion of the library's total budget for books
and periodicals" means that the Board of Library Commissioners in
determining "a reasonable portion" will be guided by the tabulation
given below. Trust funds may or may not be included in computing and
reporting the total budget. Monies received as state or federal aid
funds for the operation of a regional library system program must not
be included in computing a local library's expenditures for books and
related materials.
Libraries in communities with population Minimum Percentage of Library's Total
Annual Budget for Books and Periodic s
I
Under 5,000
20%
II
5,000 - 9,999
i9
III
10,000 - 14,999
16
IV
15,000 - 24,999
15
V
25,uo0 - 49,999
13
VI
50,000 and over
12
Libraries which do not meet the minimum standards of expenditures
for books and periodicals upon the date of application will be
granted a three-year period in which to meet these minimum stand-
ards. Libraries already participating in the state grant program
but who do not feet the 1966 revision of the minimum standards of
expenditures for books and periodicals -upon the date they take.
effect will be granted a similar grace period provided there is
filed a statement of intent to achieve the minimum standard.
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6. "Lend books to other libraries in the Commonwealth and extend privileges to
the holders of cards issued by other public libraries in the Commonwealth on
a reciprocal basis" is interpreted by the Board in accordance with Chapter 78,
Section 8 of the General Laws as follows:
a. "lend books to other libraries in the Commonwealth" means that any free
public library accepting a state grant must be willing to lend its books
to any other free public library also accepting a state grant for the use
of the residents of the other community under such conditions and/or regu-
lations of inter -library loan procedure as may be made by the board of
trustees or other authority having control of the library so lending.
b. "extend privileges to the holders of cards issued by other public libraries
in the Commonwealth on a reciprocal basis" means that all public libraries
Participating in the direct state aid grant program must be willing, on a
reciprocal basis, to extend direct access and services to non-residents
who are card holders in other libraries participating in the state grant
Program and on the same basis as accorded to residents of the municipality
in which the library is located.
c.libraries which do not meet this revision of the standard on July 1, 1974
the date it takes effect, may establish eligibility provided a statement
is filed agreeing that reciprocal borrowing arrangements among libraries
Participating in the state grant program will be phased in and the charging
of a non-resident borrower's fee discontinued within the specified time
Period as follows:
(1) Area --between and among the public libraries located within each one
of the fifteen sub -areas within 2 years. There must be evidence of
some compliance in the intervening period.
(2) Regional System --between and among all public libraries located within
one of the three regional public library systems within 4 years.
Evidence of compliance will be the existence and use of a regional
card.
(3) State --between and among all the public libraries throughout the State
within 5 years. There must be evidence of some compliance within the
intervening period.
d. books and related materials held by local libraries under trust agreements
to the contrary or purchased by local libraries out of trust monies and
appropriately marked as having been so obtained shall not come within the
Purview of this requirement if it appears to local boards of trustees that
such non-discret.'.onary use either by non-residents having direct access to
the library or via inter -library loan would violate the terms of the will
or other instrument establishing said trust.
e. local libraries should reserve the right to refuse to negotiate an inter-
library loan for local registered.borrowers who are flagrantly delinquent,
and local library administrators should agree to cooperate Hilly with one
another in effecting the return of overdue books borrowed by non-residents.
of
Revised July 20, 1973
Please destroy previously dated copy.
CHAPTER 636, ACTS OF 1970
TKE COMMONWEA101 OF MASSACHUSETTS
In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy
AN ACT further regulating State Aid for Free Public Libraries.
dna oy Lne authority of the same as Follows;
SECTIO14 1. The first paragraph of section 19A of chapter 78 of the General Laws is
hereby amended by striking out clauses (1) and (2), as appearing in section'l of chapter
760 of the acts of 1960, and inserting in place thereof the following two.clauses:-
(1) ,To each tote having a population of less than two thousand, a suis equivalent to
the amount appropriated by it for free public library service during the preceding year,
but in no.event more than one thousand dollars;
(2) To each city and to each town having a. population of two thousand or more, a
sum not exceeding thirty-seven and one half cents for each resident therein; provided,
that such city or town appropriated during the preceding year for its free public
library service at least one thousand dollars.
SECTION 2. The second paragraph of said section 19A of said chapter 78, as so
appearing, is hereby amended by striking out, in line 2, the word "threelf and inserting
in place thereof the word; -six.
SECTION 3. Said chapter 78 is hereby further amended by striking out section 19C,
2- so appearing, and inserting in place thereof the following section:-
.,ection 19C. The board shall establish a comprehensive state-wide program of re-
gional public library service, consisting of regional public librarysystems, which
shall not exceed five. For such purpose there shall be appropriated annually an amount
equal to seventy cents for each resident in each regional. area for which such a regional
library system is established. The board shall apply said appropriation in the follow-
ing manner;
(1) Insofar as practicable the board shall enter into an arrangement or arrange-
ments with such public library or libraries in each regional area as it may determine
under the terms of which such library or libraries shall supply services or space,
equipment, personnel, books, periodicals and other library materials to communiti6s
having fewer than twenty-five thousand inhabitants;
(2) Said board shall also designate such public library or libraries in each area
or an additional such public library or libraries in the area to serve as a regional
reference and research center or centers to meet the reference and research library
needs of the residents of all the cities and towns in the area; the amount allocated
for such reference and research service to be applied only to the cost of such reference
and research books, periodicals and other library materials and to the cost of the
personnel employed in such reference and research service;
(3) Any library system providing service under an approved plan shall be entitled
to receive annually in state aid an amount per capita of its served population per
square mile of the area served in accordance with the following schedule: -
Over 1,000
750
population
40
cents
per
capita
- 999
500 - 749
population
population
40
50
cents
cents
per
per
capita
capita
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Population
50
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Form C,S.1 I•tassachusetts Department of Corporations and Taxation
Supplement
July, 1974 STATE TAY. COMMISSION
Attachto 1975 t•ia3�':LClc1
Form C.S.1 CHERRY SHEET SUPPLEMENT FOR FISCAL 1975 Name of City or Town q'
This Cherry Sheet Supplement is notification of the amounts of the many changes
in 1975 estimated assessments,yreimbursements and distributions that'must be made on
your 1975 Cherry Sheet These changes are required under the provisions of Chapters
431 and 492 of the,Acts of 1974. In addition to changes in various formulas, the
computations also include more -current and accurate basic amounts for such items as
county tax, county hospital and a larger motor fuels distribution. NOTE: The amounts
shown below.are changes to be made on the Cherry Sheet. If an item has a plus sign,
add it to the original Cherry Sheet amount., If it has a minus sign,:subtract it,
County Tax and Other 'Assessments Change
Estimates to be raised. Column 1. Changes based on most recent
(1972) State•Tax Co-issiou equalized valuations; 1974,Ch.492;,''
ss,4,5,16,17 and 19. '
County Tax $ °- 9,55011
County Hospital •
State Recreation Areas
Metropolitan Parks
NET CHANGE,IN TOTAL ESTIMATES TO BE RAISED, COLUMN 1 $
Estimated Receipts Item Change
A. General Fund Appropriated Reimbursement Programs:
3. Loss of Taxes -State Properties (land only), 1974, ti
Ch.492,ss.6 and 21 $_
30,: *Special Education Grant,1974,Ch.431,ss.24 and 25. + GU,51 .9
B. General Fund Distributions:,
1..Machinery Basis (repealed),1974,Ch.492,s.7 - 2D,283.fi0
3. School Aid, G.L.Ch.70,1974,Ch.492,ss.7,11
D. Highway Fund Distribution,G.L.Ch.81,s.31,1971,Ch.497:
Formula Change,1974,Ch.492,s.14 k 22,809.08
Semi -Annual Payment,1974,Ch.492,ss.9,15 and 22 +,@�
E. LocalAidFund Distributions - Semi -Annual Payments,1974,
Ch.492,ss,1,2,3,10 and 23:
1. Lottery, 1971,Ch.813 + 32,573.60
2, Beano, 1973,Ch,1165 + 203.52
3. Ticket Sales, 1973,Ch.729 + %�wrb.06
F. NET CHANGE IN TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS $+ 192,S80s.98
*Offset item reserved for direct expenditure. -- —
Special Education Grant Information
Total Special Education Grant (the total of the original Cherry
Sheet Item A, 30 and Supplement A, 30) $ 98,189,00
The, Total Special Education Grant must be used against any appropriations made
to implement the provisions of the special education statute, 1972 Chapter 766. Use
the offset procedure on the assessors'' Recapitulation Sheet. If the: Total Grant for
Special, EducationiisLESS than,', the total appropriated to implement the.provisions of
said Chapter 766, that portion of the special 'education 'appropriation that equals the
Total Grant must be used as an offset in Item A,8. If only part of such special ed-
ucation total appropriation was decided to be,raised by taxation because of the spe-
cial education grant offset on the Original Cherry.Sheet, reduce the special educa-
tion amount appropriated to be raised by taxation (in Item A,1 on the Recapitulation
Sheet) by the additional grant shown above in Item A,30 on this Cherry Sheet Supple-
ment; and also enter the Total Grant in Item A,8 on the Recapitulation Sheet. If
the Total Special Education Grant is MORE than the amount appropriated or if the tax
rate has been set, see the letter.
TOWN OF MANSFIELD FINANCE COMMITTEE
NOTICE OF WINTER
MEETING SCHEDULE
Notice is hereby given in accordance with Chapter 39, Section 23A
of the Massachusetts General Laws, that the Mansfield Finance Committee
will meet on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at '50 West Street,
Mansfield, Massachusetts,
An addition meeting is scheduled for Thursday,
September 12, 1974, at 7:30 p.m.
Posted:
A true copy:
Town Clerk