[HISTORY: Adopted by the Annual Town Meeting of the Town
of Salisbury 5-15-2017 by Art.
4. Amendments noted where applicable.]
[Amended 5-20-2019 ATM
by Art. 9;5-17-2021 ATM by Art. 16; 5-16-2022 ATM by Art. 8]
There are hereby established in the Town of Salisbury pursuant
to the provisions of MGL c. 44, § 53E 1/2, the following
revolving funds:
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Program
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Authorized Representative or Board to Spend
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Department Receipts
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Purpose
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Spending Limit
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Conservation Commission
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Conservation Commission
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Filing fees paid pursuant to the Wetlands Protection Act
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To pay for consultant fees, expenses of, and a portion of the
salary and benefits of the Town's Conservation Agent for administration
and enforcement of the Wetlands Protection Act
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|
Parks and Recreation Commission
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Parks and Recreation Commission
|
Charges for activities
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To pay for activities sponsored by the Parks and Rec Commission
and a portion of the salary and benefits of the Recreation Director
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Building Inspector's Department
|
Building Inspector
|
Receipts from fees charged for electrical, plumbing and gas
inspections
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To pay for services of the Town's electrical, plumbing and gas
inspectors
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|
Earth Filling
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Board of Selectmen and/or Town Manager
|
Receipts from applicants for borings and test pits, inspections,
monitoring, certifications, reports and testing
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To pay for borings and test pits, inspections, monitoring, certifications,
reports, tests and consultants, to monitor performance under and/or
to establish compliance with conditions in the permit and the bylaw
| |
|
Planning Board
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Planning Board, in conjunction with the Town's Department of
Public Works
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Fees from developers, landowners and other applicants seeking
subdivision or site plan approval, except for those receipts specifically
for the payment of outside consultants
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To pay for design, engineering and construction costs of sidewalks
pursuant to the Town's Subdivision Control Bylaw[1]
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Community Events
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Expenditure by the Recreation Director, in conjunction with
the Parks and Recreation Commission
|
Receipts from vendors, sponsors and participants in community
events
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To pay for costs and expenses associated with community events
| |
|
Harbor Commission
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Harbor Commission
|
Mooring fees, waterways permit fees, dinghy fees, sewage pump-out fees, intermunicipal harbor regulation enforcement fees, and any other fees or revenue generated under Salisbury General Bylaws Chapter 102, Harbor Regulations.
|
To pay for maintenance and development of riverfront facilities,
equipment maintenance or replacement, Harbormaster's operating expenses,
water safety education and expenses of complying with the Clean Waters
Act[2]
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Health Department
|
Director of Public Health, with approval of the Town Manager
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Receipts and fees charged to property owners and/or other applicants
for Health Department inspections
|
To pay for services of qualified individuals to conduct health
inspections, including, but not limited to, inspections of restaurants
and food establishments, housing, septic systems and Title 5 and enforcement
thereof
| |
|
Department of Public Works
|
Director of Public Works
|
Receipts and fees for rent and other fees charged to tenants
of the former Memorial School
|
To pay for capital repairs and improvements to the former Memorial
School
| |
|
Recycle Center
|
Director of Public Works
|
Receipts from the sale of Recycle Center passes and other fees
collected for recycle center activities
|
To pay for a portion of the Recycle Center's annual operational
and maintenance costs
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$75,000
|
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Tax Collector
|
Tax Collector
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Receipts from fees to record documents at Registry of Deeds
|
To pay for costs of recording documents at Registry of Deeds
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A.
Expenditures from each revolving fund set forth herein shall be subject
to the limitation established annually by Town Meeting or any increase
therein as may be authorized in accordance with MGL c. 44, § 53E1/2.
B.
Annual spending limits for such revolving funds shall be set as follows:
[Amended 5-20-2019; 5-17-2021 ATM by Art. 16; 5-16-2022 ATM by Art. 8]
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Program or Purpose
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Spending Limit
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|---|---|
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Conservation Commission
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$100,000
|
|
Parks and Recreation Commission
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$100,000
|
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Building Inspector's Department
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$75,000
|
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Earth Filling
|
$50,000
|
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Planning Board - Sidewalks
|
$40,000
|
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Community Events
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$100,000
|
|
Harbor Commission
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$125,000
|
|
Health Department
|
$100,000
|
|
Department of Public Works
|
$75,000
|
|
Recycle Center
|
$75,000
|
|
Tax Collector
|
$20,000
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