Sewer debate swells as costs loom and questions rise
In a tense meeting residents push for sewer project details and long term funding. Officials cited a potential 14 to 20 percent cost increase, with engineers proposing cuts to offset. Capone and Grubbs pressed for transparency while questioning taxing authority and constitutionality of the proposal.
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Final town meeting approves three items with no debate
Last night the town meeting passed three final items after midnight. They approved a $14,1000 payment to Bristol County Water Company for August 1, 1958 to June 30, 1957, an $1,000 appropriation for a portrait of late Town Clerk John W. Church, and a $10,000 appropriation to place town employees in a state retirement system.
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Town Meeting Debate Critics Democracy in Bristol
Taxpayers argue town meetings are outdated and isocracy is needed as a majority opposes a proposed budget resolution. Attorney Berrettd questions section wording while Raymond Racman and Martin defend flexibility and citizen input in Bristol General Assembly actions.
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