1963/09/23Minutes of the Meet~ag
September 23, 1963
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The meeting opened at 7:00 p.m, at the Berlin High School. Selectmen
Powers and Laflzoni were present. Mr. Kerin was unable to attend.
Minutes of the meeting of September 16, 1963 were accepted as
w~itten.
Mr. Powers advised that Bernard Cabelus, Building ~nspector, had
appointed Daniel Miller to the position of Assistant Building Inspector
under the provisions of State Statute. (M~nutes of the Meeting,
September 16, 1963)
Mr. Powers advised that Shirley Demerest would be allowed use of
the Community House to take registrations for her dancing classes.
When it is determined how many pupils have registered we will set a
fee for rental. (Minutes of the Meeting, September 16, 1963)
Mr. Powers advised having contacted State Tax Commissioner John
~'~L. Sullivan regard~ug Scalise bills (Minutes of the Meeting, September
~'16, 1963) and has been advised that his expense is legitimate so that
the Board of Selectmen should in no way
Mr. Powers advised having written to Ralph Carter, asking for
action of the Board of Assessors since we have nO Fight to expend
money from their buret without their consent.
At the request of Tax Collector F~ank Motyka, Board members signed
refund of property taxes for ~lsie £1einschnidt in the muount of $18.75.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt had been taxed in more than one Town. State Statute
12-126.
M~. Powers advised that Bngineering Department has prepared bids
for curbin~ and connection of storm drainage on WildemJ~oad; also,
another bid has been prepared to go out on the approaches to the
Percival Avenue Bridge providing Town Meeting approves funds for
this project.
At the recommendation of Albert Dudzik, Town Auditor, Agnes MaieE,
Assistant Town Treasurer will be bonded. Town Writing Agent has been
adivsed and is checking on cost.
Mr. Powers read letter of complaint frOm Mr. Woerner, 19 P~entice
Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mr. Woerner had work done at Duchettes
Garage on September 27, 1963 and believed he had been overcharged. .
It was the opinion of the Board that since the Town was [u'~ay ~nvolvea
t~at the letter be forwarded to the prosecutor of the Circuit Court
w~thout comment.
The meeting adjourned at
Town Meeting.
8:00 p.m. to allow Selectmen to attend