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is projected at $1,200.
“Professional services,” a line item which includes attorney's fees and recording secretary for council’s meetings, is $3,000. Office supplies and utilities account for $800. And the genera) upkeep of Town Hall is allocated another $260.
A contract with John Norman for trash collection, cutting grass along town rights-of-way and snow removal firom the sidewalks ($2,000) and maintenance of the town’s “sanitary facilities,” including trash cans, dumpster and rental of port-apots for the Independence Day celebration ($500) make up. the remaining three percent of the proposed budget.
Line items questioned
With Mr. Fisher out of town last Wednesday, questions from the council members about specific line items were unanswered. (Mr. Fisher provided the detailed line-item explanations forthi* astk... cle during an interview Tuesday)
Evelyn Willis told her fellow council members that she would “like to know exactly what the fire department’s money is going for.” Another line item, she pointed out, is $1,000 for the water superintendent’s office. “I want to know what that money is used for.”
(See BUDGET, page 18)
82.8%