[Adopted as Ch. VI of the 1973 Bylaws]
The Treasurer/Collector, in his/her capacity as Treasurer of the Town, shall, in his/her annual report to the Town, state specifically the objects for which the debt of the Town was increased during the fiscal period for which he/she is reporting, and recite the vote of the Town pursuant to which the money was borrowed. (1937: c. IX, s. 1, amended 1973)
All moneys which may be deposited with the Town Treasurer for the preservation, care, improvement and embellishing of any public burial places in the Town of Ipswich, or burial lots located in the same, shall be properly invested by the Treasurer, and separate accounts shall be kept of such deposit, and the income thereof shall be applied to the purposes specified by the depositor under the direction of the persons entrusted by law or vote of the Town with the management and control of burial places in said Town. (1937: c. XIV)
[Adopted 3-4-1974 TM; approved by Attorney General 4-18-1974]
The Collector of Taxes shall collect, under the title of Town Collector, all accounts due the Town and may take such legal action as may be necessary to collect the same.
[Amended 5-2-1977 TM, approved by Attorney General 8-18-1977]
The Town Treasurer is authorized to sell, with the approval of the Select Board, at public auction, any of the property which the Town may have acquired, or may hereafter acquire, through proceedings based upon nonpayment of taxes or under proceedings for the sale of lands of low value, to impose upon the property so sold such restrictions, reservations or conditions as shall be deemed expedient, and to execute and deliver, in the name of and under the Seal of the Town, quitclaim deeds or other instruments therefor.