Town Meeting Warrant
Friday, April 4, 2008 and
Saturday, April 5, 2008
RESULTS
Androscoggin ss:
State
of
To Charles Poland, a resident of the Town of
In
the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and
warn the inhabitants of said Town of Turner in said County and State,
qualified by law to vote in Town affairs to meet at the Turner
Municipal Office Building in said town on Friday, the 4th day of
April 2008 at 12:55 o’clock in the afternoon, then and there to
act upon Article 1 and by secret ballot on Article 2, as set out
below, the polling hours therefore to be from 1:00 pm until 7:00 pm
in the evening:
And
to notify and warn said inhabitants to meet at the Leavitt Area High
School Cafeteria, in said town, on Saturday the 5th day of
April 2008 at 9 o’clock in the morning then and there to act
upon Articles 3 through 73 as set out below, to wit:
Article 1:
To elect a moderator by written ballot to
preside at said meeting.
Nominations: Ira Goodwin.
Mr. Goodwin was elected with 31 votes.
Motion and second to adopt the Maine Moderators rules for this
meeting and to modify it by allowing the Moderator to accept multiple
motions on articles to raise and appropriate money, voting on the
higher amount first. Voted
unanimously to adopt as modified.
Article 2:
To elect all necessary Municipal Officers and
School Committee Members – One Selectmen, for a three year term,
One School Board Director for a three year term, and One Budget
committee Member for a two year term and Three Budget Committee
Members, each for a three year term.
The polls were opened
at 1:00pm and closed at 7:00pm. Ther results were as follows:
One
Selectmen for a three year term; Keene, Richard with 71 votes, Rose,
Sr., Calvin with 45 votes, Timberlake, Jeffrey with 55 votes. Mr. Keene was declared
elected.
One MSDA#52 Board
Director for a three year term; Hathaway, Larry with 54 votes
declared elected.
Three Budget Committee
Members for a three year term; Caldwell, Ralph with 15 votes, Chasse,
Michael with 8 votes, Maher, Stephen with 8 votes were declared
elected.
One Budget Committee
Member for a two year term; Terreri, Elaine
with 4 votes was declared elected.
Article 3: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to accept as a
(
1600 estimated feet of road surface) effective
upon receipt of a Warranty Deed to the Town and a statement of value.
Motion and second to
hear Article 3 as written. Discussion: Eva Leavitt stated that this
article was defeated at last year’s meeting.
Ms. Leavitt then stated that this road has been inspected and
approved by an Engineer and that the road has been built according to
the plan. Mr. Jeffrey Timberlake stated
that all three of the roads for consideration of town acceptance have
been built to town specifications.
There was then a discussion regarding recommending that 3
occupancy permits be issued before any road should be accepted by the
town. Mr. Timberlake made
a motion to amend Article 3 to state that 3 occupancy permits will be
issued before town acceptance. The
motion to amend was seconded. There
was then a discussion regarding the maintenance of these roads.
The amendment to Article 3 passes by a show of hands.
Article 3 passes by a show of hands.
78 in favor 57 opposed.
Article 4: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to accept as a
(
690 estimated feet of road surface) effective upon receipt of a
Warranty Deed to the Town and a statement of value.
Motion made by Mr.
Timberlake to approve Article 4 as written in the warrant with the
added condition that 3 occupancy permits will be issued before town
acceptance. Motion seconded. Discussion ensued regarding
maintenance and the marketing of lots.
Mr. Timberlake withdrew his motion, second also withdrawn.
Motion and second made to hear Article 4 as written. Mr. Kenji DeLige
stated that he feels turning onto
Motion
to call the question. Voted by 3/4 show of hands to
call the question.
Article 4 passes by a
show of hands.
It was then stated
that the amendment to Article 3 should be reconsidered.
There was a motion and a second to reconsider Article 3. After a show of hands the
motion to reconsider Article 3 fails.
Article 5: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to accept as a Town Way
Bluff Drive so called, as described on the subdivision plan
for Wilson Bluff Subdivision dated June 14, 2006 estimated 680 feet
of road surface plus the turnaround having a 335 foot circumference)
effective upon receipt of a Warranty Deed to the Town and a statement
of value.
Motion and second to
hear Article 5 as written.
A discussion ensued
regarding additional shoulder work needing to be done on this road. Mr. Timberlake made a motion
to add as a Condition that after the shoulder work had been completed
and an inspection done by an engineer that the town then accepts this
road. Mr. John Maloney then stated
that this road should not be accepted with such a Condition because
this was not correct procedure. Mr.
Timberlake then withdrew his motion, the second was also withdrawn.
It was stated that his road does not meet town specifications
since additional work needs to be completed.
Also an engineer’s approval has not been secured.
Article 5 fails by a
show of hands.
Mr. Ira Goodwin has
stepped down as Moderator, Mr. Charles Dingman
has been appointed as Deputy Moderator.
Citizen Request
Article 6:
To see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to dissolve the
“Turner Center for the Arts Board of Directors”, which was
established at the Annual Town Meeting of April 7th and
8th 2006 and return all funds allocated in the proprietary
fund known as “The Turner Center for the Arts” to the
Town’s general surplus.
Explanation: This
article if approved, would dissolve the Board of Directors
called Turner Center Arts Board of Directors and return all funds
presently standing in the Proprietary Fund known as “
Motion and second to
hear Article 6 as written.
Mr. Dennis Richardson
addressed the citizens of Turner.
Mr. Richardson stated that he is the citizen that requested
this Article be voted upon at today’s town meeting.
Mr. Richardson stated that while he was a Selectmen
he supported the
Mr. Arnold Roy then
addressed the citizens of Turner.
Mr. Roy stated that he had been a member of the Board of
Directors for the
Mr. John Zocchi,
a member of the Leavitt Institute Building Board, then addressed the
citizens of Turner. Mr. Zocchi
stated that this article intends to determine whether or not the
Mr. Ira Goodwin then
addressed the citizens of Turner.
Mr. Goodwin stated that he feels there is a sense of
responsibility to the Leavitt Institute.
The original intension was to lease the second floor of the
Leavitt Institute to generate revenue to cover expenses.
The School Board of MSAD #52 had leased space until June 2004;
the rental space was then vacant form July 2004 until October 2005.
The Leavitt Institute Board and the MSAD #52 Board did not
agree to terms to renew the lease in 2004 and the MSAD #52 Board
chose to vacate the building. The
rental of the space in this building again was to generate funds to
cover expenses. Mr. Goodwin stated that it
would have been a better decision to have kept the School Board as a
tenant. Since July 2004 the Leavitt
Institute has been a financial burden to the town.
Mr. Goodwin stated that it is not in the best interest of the
town to have one Town Board versus another.
Mr. Goodwin stated that this issue has become very heated with
many town’s folks and that all parties
involved need to work together.
Selectmen, Ms. Joan
Bryant-Deschenes then addressed the citizens of Turner. Ms. Bryant-Deschenes
stated that this issue has consumed an exuberant amount of the Board
of Selectmen’s time. Ms.
Bryant-Deschenes stated this issue was
important to the town but that the town should not be responsible for
paying the bills of another Board. However because the Board of
Directors of the
Ms. Heather Hunter
then addressed the citizens of Turner.
Ms. Hunter stated that she would like to see all the Boards
involved work together. Ms.
Hunter stated that the
Motion
to call the question. Voted by 3/4 show of hands to
call the question.
Written ballot taken.
Article 6 passes by a
vote of 105 in favor of dissolving the
There were 47 vote
opposed to dissolve the
Mr. Goodwin returned
as moderator.
Article 7:
To see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money
not to exceed
$
12,825 for Turner Center for the Arts and to raise and
or appropriate $ 12,825 for such purpose.
Board
of Selectmen make no
recommendation.
Budget Committee
recommend $ -0-
Jim Talbot moved to
hear Article 7 with the following Conditions:
Mr. Talbot’s
motion was seconded.
A point of
clarification was made that the
Ms. Jennifer Wadsworth
then addressed the citizens of Turner and stated that this issue is a
mute point. Ms. Wadsworth
stated that since the Board of Directors for the Turner for the
Motion
to call the question. Voted by 3/4 show of hands to
call the question.
Mr. Goodwin reread
Article 7 with the Conditions included in the motion.
Article 7 fails by a
show of hands.
Article 8: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$
387,694 for Administration and
to raise and or appropriate $ 387,694 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and
the Budget Committee recommend
$ 386,533.
Motion and second to hear Article 8
with the sum of $387,694. Motion
and second to hear Article 8 with the sum of $386,533.
Discussion
regarding why different amounts recommended. The answer is the increase of
flex benefits are reflected in the higher amount recommended.
A discussion ensued explaining flex
benefits.
Article 8 fails with the sum
of $387,694 by a show of hands.
Article 8 passes with the sum
of $386,533 by a show of hands.
Recess taken from
12:15pm until 12:30pm.
Article 9: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$20,000
for Town Office Furniture, expanded Security System, and Landscaping and to appropriate
$20,000 from the Town Office Building Reserve Account.
Board of Selectmen recommend $20,000.
Motion and second to hear Article 9
as written.
Article 9 passes with the sum of
$20,000 by a show of hands.
Article 10: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$10,000 for Accrued
Absences Reserve and to appropriate
$ 10,000 from Surplus for such purpose pursuant
MRSA Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of
Selectmen recommend $
10,000.
Budget Committee recommend
$ -0-
Motion and second to hear Article 10
as written.
Discussion: The question was asked what
is this sum for? Ms.
Leavitt explained that this is a reserve for compensatory time should
an employee decide to terminate their employment.
Article 10 passes with the
sum of $10,000 by a show of hands.
Motion and second to hear
Articles 11 through 19 as one vote with the sum recommended by the
Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee.
There was a discussion
regarding the correct amount for Article 14, which was confirmed by
Ms. Leavitt as $10,000. Voted
to hear Articles 11 through 19 as one vote.
Article 11: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$ 20,000
for
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 10,000.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $10,000.
Article 12: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 10,000 for Unemployment
Fund and to raise and or appropriate $ 10,000
for such purpose pursuant MRSA Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 10,000.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $10,000.
Article 13: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$ 60,000
for Revaluation Reserve Account and to raise and or appropriate $ 60,000 for such
purpose. Pursuant MRSA Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 45,000.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $45,000.
Article 14: To see if the Citizens
of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not to exceed
$ 15,000 for the
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 10,000.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $10,000.
Article 15: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 6,725
for Elections and to raise and
or appropriate $ 6,725 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 6,725.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $6,725.
Article 16: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 5,800
for Planning Board and to
raise and or appropriate $ 5,800 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 5,800.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $5,800.
Article 17: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 53,800
for Code Enforcement and to
raise and or appropriate $ 53,800 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 53,488.
Article passes by a show of
hands with the sum of $53,488.
Article 18: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 10,766
for Public Officers Association and
to raise and or appropriate $ 10,766 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 10,766
Article 18 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $10,766.
Article 19: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 90,300
for Fire Department and to
raise and or appropriate $ 90,300 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 90,300.
Article 19 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $90,300.
Article 20:
To see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to rename the Fire Truck
Reserve account to Fire Department Equipment Reserve Account.
Motion and second to hear
Article 20 a written.
Article 20 passes by a show
of hands.
Motion and second to hear
Articles 21 through 26 as one vote with the sum recommended by the
Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee.
Voted to hear Articles 21 through 26 as one
vote.
Mr. Kurt Youland made a
motion to amend the amount in Article 21 to $10,000.
His motion was seconded.
There was a discussion
regarding the expense of new equipment.
A vote was then taken by a show of hands with 29 agreeing to
the lower amount of $10,000 and 22 opposing the amount of $10,000.
Article 21 will be changed to $10,000.
Article 21: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 30,000 for Fire Truck
Reserve and to raise and or appropriate $ 30,000
for such purpose pursuant MRSA Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 25,000.
Changed by vote to $10,000.
Article 21 passes by show of
hands with the sum of $10,000.
Article 22: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 1,577
for Emergency Management and
to raise and or appropriate $ 1,577 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 1,577.
Article 22 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $1,577.
Article 23: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$
192,339 for Rescue Department
and to raise and or appropriate $ 192,339 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 191,715.
Article 23 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $191,715.
Article 24:
To see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to rename the Rescue
Reserve account to Rescue Department Equipment Reserve Account.
Article 24 passes by a show
of hands.
Article 25: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 15,000 for Rescue Unit
Reserve and to raise and or appropriate $ 15,000
for such purpose pursuant MRSA Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 15,000.
Article 25 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $15,000.
Article 26: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 1,400
for Street Lights and to raise
and or appropriate $ 1,400 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 1,400.
Article 26 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $1,400.
Article 27: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 49,750
for Highway Department and to
raise and or appropriate $ 49,750 for such purpose.
Board of
Selectmen recommend $
45,900.
Budget Committee recommends
$ 44,400.
Motion and second to hear
Article 27 with the sum of $45,900.
Motion and second to hear Article 27 with the sum of
$44,400.
Article 27 passes with the
sum of $45,900 by a show of hands.
Article 28: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 125,000 for Highway
Equipment Reserve and to raise
and or appropriate $ 125,000 for such purpose pursuant MRSA
Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 100,000.
Motion and second to hear
Article 28 with the sum of $100,000.
Article 28 passes with the
sum of $100,000 by a show of hands.
Article 29: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 15,000 for
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 15,000.
Motion and second to hear Article 29
as written.
Article 29 passes with the
sum of $15,000 by a show of hands.
Article 30: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$
313,279 for Winter Roads and
to raise and or appropriate $ 313,279 for such purpose.
Board of
Selectmen recommend $
304,279.
Budget Committee recommends $ 285,330.
Motion and second to hear
Article 30 as recommended by the Budget Committee.
Motion and second to hear
Article 29 as written.
Motion and second to hear
Article 29 as recommended by the Board of Selectmen.
Discussion: Ms. Leavitt stated that the
first proposal of $313, 279 is for a sixth Public Works position with
½ of the $37,000 salary dedicated to Winter Roads and the other
½ dedicated to Summer Roads. This would be a union
position. Ms. Leavitt then stated that
the second proposal of $304,279 is for 5 positions with extra monies
for extra help. Ms. Leavitt also stated that
one of the reasons for an increase over last year is because of the
huge increase in fuel and salt.
As we are all aware fuel costs are outrageous.
There was then a discussion regarding the sixth position,
which has been authorized for but has not been filled.
There was then a discussion regarding part time help.
Ms. Leavitt stated that it is a struggle retaining part time
help, because if the part time person does not want to go out and
plow a road at 2:30am they do not have to go.
Part time help is also paid at the union wage rate.
There is also an issue in making sure that any part time help
is trained properly. There was then a statement
made by Mr. House that the expenses now are over budget by $47,000. Ms. Leavitt stated that this
was primarily due to high fuel costs.
There was a break at 1:20pm.
The meeting resumed at
1:25pm.
Motion to
call the question. Voted by 3/4 show of hands to
call the question.
Article 30 passes with the
sum of $313,279 by a show of hands.
Article 31: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$
218,619 for Summer Roads and
to raise and or appropriate $ 218,619 for such purpose.
Board of
Selectmen recommend $
214,619.
Budget Committee recommends
$ 195,365.
Motion and second to hear
Article 31 as recommended by the Board of Selectmen.
Motion and second to hear
Article 31 as written.
Motion and second to hear
Article 31 as recommended by the Budget Committee.
Discussion: Ms. Leavitt stated that first
proposal of $218,619 is again for the sixth position with the same
reasons for this amount as discussed in Article 30.
Ms. Leavitt stated that the difference between the amount
recommended by the Selectmen was the Flex benefits.
Motion to
call the question. Voted by 3/4 show of hands to
call the question.
Article 31 passes with the
sum of $214,619 by a show of hands.
Motion and second to hear
Articles 32 through 51 as one vote with the sum recommended by the
Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee.
Voted to
hear Articles 32 through 51 as one vote.
Ms. Leavitt stated that the
staff at the Transfer Station has been reduced to 2 employees on
Tuesday and 3 employees on Friday and Saturday thus saving some funds
in this area.
Representatives form Senior
Plus and Western Maine Transportation were
given permission to address the citizens of Turner.
A Turner resident from the Rural Community Action Ministry
also spoke. All of the representatives
whole-heartedly thanked the Town of
Article 32: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$
172,980 for Transfer Station and
to raise and or appropriate $ 172,980 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend
$ 172,980.
Article 32 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $172,980.
Article 33: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 25,000 for Solid Waste
Facility Upgrade and to raise
and or appropriate $ 25,000 for such purchases pursuant MRSA
Title 30-A section 5801, 5802.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend
$ 20,000.
Article 33 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $20,000.
Article 34: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 250
for Septage and
to raise and or appropriate $ 250 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 250.
Article 34 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $250.
Article 35: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 60,510
for Recycling and to raise and
or appropriate $ 60,510 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 60,510.
Article 35 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $60,510.
Article 36: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 1,000
for Landfill and to raise and
or appropriate $ 1,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 1,000.
Article 36 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $1,000.
Article 37: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$
425,000 for Paving and Construction and
to raise and or appropriate $ 425,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen recommend
and the Budget Committee recommend $ 425,000.
Article 37 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $425,000.
Article 38: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 32,522
for Social Services and to
raise and or appropriate $ 32,522 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 12,075.
Article 38 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $12,075.
Article 39: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 15,000
for General Assistance and to
raise and or appropriate $ 15,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 15,000.
Article 39 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $15,000.
Article 40: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 13,060
for Animal Control and to
raise and or appropriate $ 13,060 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend
$ 12,848.
Article 40 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $12,848.
Article 41: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 23,500
for Library and to raise and
or appropriate $ 23,500 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 23,500.
Article 41 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $23,500.
Article 42: To see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to
spend a sum of money not to exceed
$ 5,000 for
$ 5,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 5,000.
Article 42 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $5,000.
Article 43: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 12,000
for Cemeteries and to raise
and or appropriate $ 12,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $12,000.
Article 43 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $12,000.
Article 44: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 16,012
for Parks and to raise and or appropriate $ 16,012
for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 14,118.
Article 44 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $14,118.
Article 45: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 15,000
for Turner Athletic Association and
to raise and or appropriate $ 15,000 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 15,000.
Article 45 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $15,000.
Article 46: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 3,300
for Turner Ridge Riders and to
raise and or appropriate $ 3,300 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 3,300.
Article 46 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $3,300.
Article 47: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 24,692
for Community Rental BQMC and
to raise and or appropriate $ 24,692 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 24,692.
Article 47 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $24,692.
Article 48: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 5,000
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ -0-.
Article 48 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $-0-.
Article 49: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 45,435
for
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend $ 45,435.
Article 49 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $45,435.
Article 50: To
see if the Citizens of Turner will vote to spend a sum of money not
to exceed
$ 2,700
for Conservation and to raise
and or appropriate $ 2,700 for such purpose.
Board of Selectmen and the
Budget Committee recommend
$ 2,700.
Article 50 passes by a show
of hands with the sum of $2,700.
Article 51:<