Please see the Town Report for the complete text of the warrant articles. Please see the Town Clerk for the official minutes of the meeting.

ARTICLE	SUBJECT	DISPOSITION
Article 1	Moderator	Charlie Huntress
Article 2	Election of Municipal Officials	See Results Above.
Ballot voting took place 8AM-8PM on Friday. Meeting recessed until 9AM Saturday.
Article 3	Salaries for town officials ($85,750)	Passed as read.
Article 4	Emergency Management Administrator salary & supplies ($1,000)	Passed as read.
Article 5	CEO Salary, Mileage, supplies, schooling, & insurance ($39,384)	Passed as read.
Article 6	Payroll Taxes ($8,000)	Passed as read.
Article 7	Temporary Loans	Passed as read.
Article 8	Municipal Complex Expenses ($17,000)	Passed as read.
Article 9	Old Town Hall Preservation Committee ($9,000)	Passed as read.
Article 10	Library Loan Payment ($43,000)	Passed as read.
Article 11	Limington EMS Department ($39,000)	Passed as read.
Article 12	Transfer $10,000 from Medical Reimbursement receivables to savings account for new Rescue Unit.	Passed as read.
Article 13	Fire Dept Budget ($32,000)	Passed as read.
Article 14	Allocate $7,500 from Medical Reimbursement receivables for repainting Rescue 1.	Passed as read.
Article 15	Forest Fire Protection Equipment 50/50 matching grant ($2,600)	Passed as read.
Article 16	Carbon Monoxide Patient Monitor ($3,000)	Passed as read.
Article 17	Resurface floor of fire station in municipal complex ($8,000)	Passed as read.
Article 18	Use Subdivision money to develop new water sources	Passed as read.
Article 19	Set aside for new Fire Truck ($10,000)	Passed as read.
Article 20	Fire communications ($2,000)	Passed as read.
	Articles 21 through 26 taken as a group by unanimous consent.
Article 21	Postage ($5,500)	Passed as read.
Article 22	Office Supplies ($3,000)	Passed as read.
Article 23	Computer Support ($10,000)	Passed as read.
Article 24	Insurance ($57,000)	Passed as read.
Article 25	Audit Town Books ($4,000)	Passed as read.
Article 26	Town Reports / Ballots ($4,500)	Passed as read.
Article 27	Town Maps ($6,000)	Amended to require town maps to be maintained by the selectmen and licensed professional with map expertise, with no perceived or actual conflict of interest. Passed as amended. Non-binding request was also made to ask selectmen to investigate using modern techniques such as GIS to maintain maps.
Article 28	Ballot Clerks ($3,500)	Passed as read.
Article 29	Legal Misc ($25,000)	Passed as read.
Article 30	General Misc ($6,000)	Passed as read.
Article 31	Town Lighting ($15,500)	Passed as read. Non-binding request to ask selectmen to pursue a free energy audit from CMP to learn ways to reduce the electrical bill.
Article 32	Board of Appeals and Budget Committee ($2,500)	Passed as read.
Article 33	Planning Board ($10,000)	Passed as read.
Article 34	General Assistance ($8,000)	Passed as read.
Article 35	General Highways ($35,000)	Passed as read.
Article 36	Brush Removal ($5,000)	Passed as read.
Article 37	Tarring and Patching ($100,000)	Passed as read.
Article 38	Salt Shed ($10,000)	Passed as read.
Article 39	How to use Excise Taxes?	Passed as read.
Article 40	Street Signs ($750) plus Coordinator's Salary ($1,200)	Passed as read.
Article 41	Door-to-door trash pickup ($52,000)	Passed as read.
Article 42	RWS Baler Fees ($330,000)	Passed as read.
Article 43	Transfer Station Operation ($50,000)	Passed as read.
Article 44	Transfer Station Construction ($15,000)	Passed as read.
Article 45	Library Budget ($40,710)	Amended by a vote of 24 to 22 to reduce the appropriation to $39,935. Passed as amended.
Article 46	Parade ($5,750)	Amendment to reduce the appropriation by $250 failed by a vote of 20 to 25. Passed as read.
Article 47	Youth League ($18,206)	Amended to reduce appropriation to $14,000. Passed as amended.
Article 48	Youth League Field ($13,020)	Amended to reduce appropriation to $7,000. Passed as amended.
Article 49	Snowmobile Club (all of registration fee refunds)	Passed as read.
Article 50	Use 2005 Boat Excise fees for Moy-Mo-Day-Yo?	Amended to insert the language (after maintenance), "with pro-active law enforcement details and education". Passed as amended
Lunch Break 12:00 Noon to 12:30 PM
	Articles 51 through 61 taken as a group by unanimous consent.
Article 51	Animal Shelter ($3,627)	Passed as read.
Article 52	S.M.A.A. on Aging ($1,450)	Passed as read.
Article 53	Visiting Nurses ($3,053)	Passed as read.
Article 54	York County Child Abuse ($500)	Passed as read.
Article 55	York County Comm Action ($3,300)	Passed as read.
Article 56	Caring Unlimited ($681)	Passed as read.
Article 57	York County Shelter ($500)	Passed as read.
Article 58	Day One ($1,000)	Passed as read.
Article 59	Charles A. Warren Post ($2,000)	Passed as read.
Article 60	Girl Scouts ($1,180)	Passed as read.
Article 61	Cub Scouts ($1,060)	Passed as read.
Article 62	Academy Gym water($500)	Passed as read.
Article 63	Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission ($872)	Passed as read.
Article 64	What amount to transfer from Surplus to offset 2006 tax commitment?	$400,000
Article 65	Schedule of tax payments: First half 7/30/2006, Second half 11/15/2006. Late charge of 11%	Amended to keep interest rate at the same as last year (7.75%). Passed as amended.
Adjourned at 1:10 PM

Note: Dollar figures in parenthesis are total of proposed allocation and carry-overs.

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