All the inhabitants dwelling within the territorial limits of the Town of Plainville, as heretofore constituted, shall continue to be a body politic and corporate under the name of "The Town of Plainville," hereinafter called "the Town," and as such shall have perpetual succession and may hold and exercise all powers and privileges heretofore exercised by said Town and not inconsistent with the provisions of this Charter, the additional powers and privileges herein conferred and all powers and privileges conferred upon towns under the general laws of the State of Connecticut.
All property, both real and personal, all rights of action and rights of every description and all securities and liens vested or inchoate in said Town as of the effective date of this Charter are continued in said Town and said Town shall continue to be liable for all debts and obligations of every kind for which said Town shall be liable on said date, whether accrued or not. Nothing herein shall be construed to affect the right of said Town to collect any assessment, charge, debt or lien. If any contract has been entered into by said Town prior to the effective date of this Charter or any bond or undertaking has been given by or in favor of said Town which contains provisions that the same may be enforced by any commission, board, department or officer therein named which is abolished by provisions of this Charter, such contracts, bonds or undertakings shall be in no manner impaired but shall continue in full force and effect and the powers conferred and the duties imposed with reference to the same upon any commission, board, department or officer shall, except as otherwise provided in this Charter, thereafter be exercised and discharged by the Manager of said Town.
The Town shall have, in addition to the powers specifically granted by this Charter, all powers fairly implied in or incident to the powers expressly granted herein and all other powers incident to the management of the property, government and affairs of the Town, including the power to enter into contracts with the State of Connecticut or any political subdivision thereof for services and the use of facilities, the exercise of which is not expressly forbidden by the Constitution and General Statutes of the State of Connecticut. The enumeration of particular powers of this and any other chapter of this Charter shall not be construed as limiting this general grant of power but shall be considered as in addition thereto.