New Britain herald., 1930-09-16
BUDGET APPROVED BY FINANCE BOARD Total Net for Year 1930-1931
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 The budget of expenditures and estimated receipts other than taxes fo> the town of Plainville during the year ending August 15, 1881, has been approved by the town board of finance and will be submitted to the voters for action at the adjourned town meeting next month. The total net budget amounts to s21O, S66.6l of which s99,940 is the net select mems budget and ss1S10,926.61 is the net school budget.
 The town board of finance of which Stanley S. Gwillm is chair man have worked diligently this year when preparing the budget in an effort to keep it down to last years budget in order that if the grand list does not change the town may have the same tax rate in ef- feet as during the present period.
 The total net budget last year for schools was s110.347.42. The net budget of the selectmen was s100,- 0S5 last year.
 The increase in the net budget this year over last year is S434.19 and in the budget is an item of S6,5Oo, covering one half the cost for the new heating plant at the Broad street school. Interest charges on loan for the Broad street school heating plant is s390 and the cost for operating the playground at the Broad street school is $500, these three items being extra items that were not in last years budget.
 The various departm of the town have worked in a very cooper ative manner with the town board of finance and all of them accepted re- auctions in their original requests in order that the finance board might keep the town expenses to as low an amount as possible.
 In connection with the school budget for this year, two new rooms at the Linden street school have been opened and two extra teach CTS hired. This accounts for the slight increase in the school budget
 The selectman budget is made III of the following items:
 Street light, $726S; highways $16,OO0; police account, s5,000; fir department s3,09O; depreciation o fire apparatus S1,15o printing Sl, 900; poor S4,500; sidewalks S1,000 town building S1,400; salaries $7, 800; tree warden S200 town plal f commission $500; miscellaneous S4, 500: library account $500; fire hy drants S2,9O0; insurance S750: inter est (notes) $2,5OO; election C s7O0; dogs $200; taxes County, mil itary and state) s7.000; parks $1, 900; snow removal s1,O0O; tow court s1,00O: depreciation roat equipment s1,S5O; state air roads none; bonds becoming due 1930-S S17,0O0; interest on outstandin' bonds S15,S00; heating plant, Broat street school s6,50o; interest on loan Broad street school S39O; play ground $500. Total, Slll,l9o, gros budget.
 Credits to apply on selectmen' budget:
 Justice court $500; dog accoun . $500; tax on stocks s5,O00; estat' penalty tax $50; building inspectors fees s1OO; personal tax S4,500. To tal S11,250.
 The school budget is made up O the following items:
 General control, including salaries of superintendent, and clerical work [. supplies and incidentals in superin tendent's office, S7,496,90. , Instructonal service, salaries 0 principal of high school, clerk tt principal, teachers salaries 6; teachers), text books, supplies uset in instruction, teachers retiremen