Program
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Authorized Representative or Board to Spend
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Department Receipts
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Purpose
|
Spending Limit
|
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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
|
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
| |
Parks and Recreation Commission
|
Parks and Recreation Commission
|
Charges for activities
|
To pay for activities sponsored by the Parks and Rec Commission
and a portion of the salary and benefits of the Recreation Director
| |
Building Inspector's Department
|
Building Inspector
|
Receipts from fees charged for electrical, plumbing and gas
inspections
|
To pay for services of the Town's electrical, plumbing and gas
inspectors
| |
Earth Filling
|
Board of Selectmen and/or Town Manager
|
Receipts from applicants for borings and test pits, inspections,
monitoring, certifications, reports and testing
|
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
|
Planning Board, in conjunction with the Town's Department of
Public Works
|
Fees from developers, landowners and other applicants seeking
subdivision or site plan approval, except for those receipts specifically
for the payment of outside consultants
|
To pay for design, engineering and construction costs of sidewalks
pursuant to the Town's Subdivision Control Bylaw[1]
| |
Community Events
|
Expenditure by the Recreation Director, in conjunction with
the Parks and Recreation Commission
|
Receipts from vendors, sponsors and participants in community
events
|
To pay for costs and expenses associated with community events
| |
Harbor Commission
|
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]
| |
Health Department
|
Director of Public Health, with approval of the Town Manager
|
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
|
$75,000
|
Tax Collector
|
Tax Collector
|
Receipts from fees to record documents at Registry of Deeds
|
To pay for costs of recording documents at Registry of Deeds
|
Program or Purpose
|
Spending Limit
|
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Conservation Commission
|
$100,000
|
Parks and Recreation Commission
|
$100,000
|
Building Inspector's Department
|
$75,000
|
Earth Filling
|
$50,000
|
Planning Board - Sidewalks
|
$40,000
|
Community Events
|
$100,000
|
Harbor Commission
|
$125,000
|
Health Department
|
$100,000
|
Department of Public Works
|
$75,000
|
Recycle Center
|
$75,000
|
Tax Collector
|
$20,000
|