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LOC 483

LOCKE BRIDGE

Messrs. Brown, Lees, Hedlund, Knapik, Tarr and Tisei moved that the bill be amended by adding the following new section at the end thereof:-

SECTION ___. Notwithstanding any special law to the contrary, the bridge on Route 16 (Washington Street) spanning Route 9 in the town of Wellesley shall be designated and known as the State Senator David H. Locke Bridge. The department of highways shall erect and maintain suitable markers bearing the designation in compliance with the standards of the department.

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LOC 484

DEVENS BALLOT INITIATIVE

Ms. Resor moved that the bill be amended by inserting after section 100 the following new section:-
“SECTION 100A.  (a) Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the board of selectmen of the town of Ayer, the board of selectmen of the town of Harvard, and the board of selectmen of the town of Shirley, may, at least 60 days before any biennial state election, submit a nonbinding question regarding the permanent government structure for the ongoing operation and administration of the Devens Regional Enterprise Zone to the state secretary which shall be placed on the official ballot to be used at that election in the towns of Ayer, Harvard and Shirley by the state secretary.

(b)Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the Devens Disposition Executive Board, the town of Ayer, the town of Harvard, the town of Shirley, and the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency may each appropriate and expend public funds to jointly prepare, produce, distribute and otherwise disseminate information and materials regarding any question placed on the official ballot to be used at an election in the towns of Ayer, Harvard and  Shirley regarding the permanent government structure for the ongoing operation and administration of the Devens Regional Enterprise Zone or any other subject matter contained within chapter 498 of the acts of 1993  Any information provided shall be distributed by the Devens Disposition Executive Board to the voters of all 3 towns and shall be limited to:  (1) the full text of the question, (2) a fair, unbiased and concise summary of the question and (3) arguments for and against the question from principal proponents and opponents of the question, as determined by the Devens Disposition Executive Board.”

LOC 485

AMENDMENTS TO THE MUNICIPAL RELIEF ACT OF 2003

Mr. Moore moved that the bill amended by adding at the end thereof the following new Sections:-

SECTION    .     The first paragraph of section 57 of chapter 59 of the General Laws, as appearing in section 102 of chapter 149 of the acts of 2004, is hereby further amended by striking the last sentence.”

“SECTION    .     The seventh paragraph of section 57C of chapter 59 of the General Laws, as appearing in section 26 of chapter 352 of the acts of 2004, is hereby further amended by striking out the second sentence.”

LOC 486

NORTH READING SENIOR CENTER

Mr. Tarr moved that the bill be amended, in Section 2, in item 7004-0099, by inserting after the words “Worcester Housing Authority” the following:-

“provided further, that not less than $50,000 shall be expended for the planning and design of a new senior center in the Town of North Reading.”

LOC 487

MUNICIPAL POLICE

Ms. Menard moved that the bill amended by inserting, after Section 104, the following new Section: -

“SECTION 105. Section 94B of Chapter 32 of the General Laws, is hereby amended by inserting after the word “unit”, in line 7, the following words: - , municipal police.

LOC 488

ALUMNI FIELD IN WILMINGTON

Mr. Tarr moved that the bill be amended, in Section 2, in item 7007-0900, by inserting after the words, “Cranberry Harvest Map” the following:-

“provided further, that not less than $400,000 shall be expended for the planning, design and construction of an artificial surface on Alumni Field in the Town of Wilmington, subject to 1:1 matching funds from the Town;”

LOC 489

GEORGETOWN LIBRARY AMENDMENT

Mr. Tarr moved that the bill be amended, in Section 2, in item 7007-0900, by inserting after the words “Cranberry Harvest Map” the following:-

“provided further, that not less than $250,000 shall be expended for improvements to the Georgetown Peabody Library in the town of Georgetown”

LOC 490

ROOF REPAIR AT ESSEX TOWN HALL

Mr. Tarr moved that the bill be amended, in Section 2, in item 7007-0900 by inserting after the words “Cranberry Harvest Map”, the following:-

“provided further, that not less than $100,000 shall be expended for maintenance and repairs to the roof of the town hall in Essex.”

LOC 491

EMERGENCY GENERATOR IN ROWLEY

Mr. Tarr moved that the bill amended, in Section 2, in item 8000-0010, by inserting after the words, “of these grants” the following:-

“provided further, that not less than $70,000 shall be expended for the purchase of an emergency generator in the Town of Rowley.” ;

and further, by striking the figure “$21,271,035” and inserting the in place thereof the following:- “$21,341,035”

LOC 492

PILOT

Ms. Chandler, Messrs. Brown, Brewer, Joyce, Augustus and Tarr moved that the bill amended, in Section 2, by striking out the item 0611-5510 and inserting in place thereof the following item:-

“0611-5510 For reimbursements to cities and towns in lieu of taxes on state-owned land pursuant to sections 13 to 17, inclusive, of chapter 58 of the General Laws; provided however, that all cities and towns receive no less than the amount of money they received the previous fiscal year to offset changes in assessment and that funds distributed based on the previous fiscal year shall only be available on a one-time non recurring basis; provided further, that the treasurer and receiver general receive written certification from the division of capital asset that each city and town has no less than the same amount of state-owned land as the had the previous fiscal year; …………………………………………………………………………$26,961,766”

LOC 493

PILOT

Ms. Chandler, Messrs. Brown, Brewer, Joyce, Augustus and Tarr moved that the bill amended, in Section 2 by striking out the item 0611-5510 and inserting in place thereof the following item:-

“0611-5510 For reimbursements to cities and towns in lieu of taxes on state-owned land pursuant to sections 13 to 17, inclusive, of chapter 58 of the General Laws; provided however, that all cities and towns receive no less than three-quarters the amount of money they received the previous fiscal year to offset changes in assessment and that funds distributed based on the previous fiscal year shall only be available on a one-time non-recurring basis ; provided further, that the treasurer and receiver general receive written certification from the division of capital asset that each city and town has no less than the same amount of state-owned land as they had the previous fiscal year…………………………………………………………………………$26,004,844”.

LOC 494

AUTHORIZATION OF DEDHAM TO GRANT 8 LIQUOR LICENSES AND 1 BEER AND WINE LICENSE

Ms. Walsh and Mr. Morrissey moved that the bill be amended by inserting after Section _____ the following new Section:-

“SECTION _____. Notwithstanding sections 12 and 17 of chapter 138 of the General Laws or any other general or special law to the contrary, the Dedham Board of Selectmen may grant 8 additional licenses for the sale of all alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premises, and 1 additional license for the sale of wines and malt beverages to be drunk on the premises, subject to the following conditions:

(a) The Board of Selectmen shall reserve 1 of the all alcoholic beverages licenses for RED HOT, INC. d/b/a ISABELLA’S for a location in Dedham Square, subject to all other applicable requirements for an all alcoholic beverages license and on condition that the current license for the sale of wine and malt beverages currently held by said Isabella’s be returned physically, with all the legal rights pertaining thereto, to the Board of Selectmen upon approval and receipt of said new all alcoholic beverages license.

(b) The Board of Selectmen shall restrict the remaining licenses to business entities that locate in a development to be known as LEGACY PLACE, the site for which is more particularly shown on a plan which is on file with the Board of Selectmen.

(c) Notwithstanding said section 12 of said chapter 138, the additional licenses authorized by this act shall be subject to an original application fee of $5,000 more than the annual fee for existing all alcoholic beverages licenses or wines and malt beverages licenses, as applicable, in the Town of Dedham. Said additional $5,000 fee shall be deposited into an economic development account of the Town of Dedham and expended consistently with the purposes of such account.

(d) Notwithstanding said sections 12 and 77 of said chapter 138, the Board of Selectmen may restrict the all alcoholic beverages licenses to holders of common victualler licenses.

(e) Notwithstanding said sections 12 and 77 of said chapter 138, the Board of Selectmen may restrict the wines and malt beverages license to a licensee holding a common victualler license.

(f) The Board of Selectmen shall determine reasonably whether an applicant or licensee meets the criteria set forth in this act.

(g) The licenses shall not be transferable.

(h) The licenses, if revoked or no longer in use, shall be returned physically, with all of the legal rights and privileges pertaining thereto, to the Board of Selectmen, which may grant any such returned license to a new applicant who meets the criteria set forth in this act.”

LOC 495

POTHOLE ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT

Ms. Fargo moved that the bill be amended, in Section 2, in item 7061-0011 by striking out all of subsection (2) and inserting in place thereof the following text: -

“(2) assist municipalities with extraordinary increases of greater than 25 per cent in their required contribution to any of the districts to which the municipality belongs as a result of the new regional allocation methodology; provided, that preference in the awarding of such funds shall be given to municipalities whose required local contribution exceeds 80 per cent of their foundation budget; and provided further, that any funds awarded under this item shall be expended by a school committee without further appropriation;”

LOC 496

SALISBURY TAX AMNESTY

Mr. Baddour moved that the bill amended by inserting, after Section ___, the following new Section:-

“SECTION ___. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the temporary tax amnesty program authorized by Chapter 4, Section 73 of the Acts of 2003 and Chapter 46, Section 113 of the Acts of 2003, which the Town of Salisbury adopted by vote of Town Meeting on October 27, 2003 is hereby extended for the Town of Salisbury until June 30, 2006.”

LOC 497

CREDITABLE SERVICE FOR BOSTON TEACHERS

Mr. Tolman moved that the bill be amended by inserting, after Section 104, the following new Section:-

“SECTION XX. The first sentence of section 1 of Chapter 311 of the Acts of 2002 is hereby amended by striking out “1984” and inserting in place thereof the following: - “1989”.”

LOC 498

WITHDRAWN

LOC 499

RECOVERY OF ATTORNEY'S FEES FOR RESTRICTION ENFORCEMENT

Messrs. Creedon, Joyce and Timilty moved that the bill amended by inserting after Section 104 the following new Sections: -

SECTION_____ . Section 32 of chapter 184 of the General Laws is hereby amended by striking out the second paragraph and inserting in place thereof the following paragraph:-

“Such conservation, preservation, agricultural preservation, watershed preservation and affordable housing restrictions are interests in land and may be acquired by any governmental body or such charitable corporation or trust which have power to acquire interest in the land, in the same manner as it may acquire other interests in land. Such a restriction may be enforced by injunction or other proceeding, and shall entitle representatives of the holder to enter the land in a reasonable manner and at reasonable times to assure compliance. If the court in any judicial enforcement proceeding, or the decision maker in any arbitration or other alternative dispute resolution enforcement proceeding, finds there has been a violation of any such restriction or of any other restriction described in Section 26(c) of this chapter then, in addition to any other relief ordered, the petitioner bringing such action or proceeding shall be awarded reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in such action or proceeding. Such a restriction may be released, in whole or in part, by the holder for such consideration, if any, as the holder may determine, in the same manner as the holder may dispose of land or other interests in land, but only after a public hearing upon reasonable public notice, by the governmental body holding the restriction or if held by a charitable corporation or trust, by the mayor, or in cities having a city manager the city manager, the city council of the city or the selectmen of the town, whose approval shall be required, and in case of a restriction requiring approval by the secretary of environmental affairs, the Massachusetts historical commission, the director of the division of water supply protection of the department of conservation and recreation, the commissioner of food and agriculture, or the director of housing and community development, only with like approval of the release.”

SECTION ______. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the provisions of the preceding section shall apply to all enforcement actions commenced after the effective date thereof relative to applicable restrictions granted prior to, on and after said date.

LOC 500

CHAPTER 70 EQUITY

Mr. Tarr and Brewer moved that the bill be amended in section 3, by inserting after the words “amount it received in fiscal year 2006” the following:-

“and provided further that every school district shall receive at least the amount received under section 3 of chapter 184 of the acts of 2002”

and further, by amending said section by striking the distribution table and inserting in place thereof the following table:-

“

	7061-0008	0611-5500
Municipality	Chapter 70	Additional Assistance	Lottery Distribution
ABINGTON	7,119,432	0	2,412,357
ACTON	3,081,869	29,696	1,681,010
ACUSHNET	6,132,496	23,875	1,837,561
ADAMS	-	35,042	2,434,463
AGAWAM	12,302,996	0	4,502,085
ALFORD	-	0	16,574
AMESBURY	9,978,669	0	2,385,607
AMHERST	5,940,831	222,910	9,665,752
ANDOVER	6,223,458	0	2,182,376
AQUINNAH	-	0	2,848
ARLINGTON	6,003,471	4,491,775	4,884,315
ASHBURNHAM	-	0	855,677
ASHBY	-	0	468,104
ASHFIELD	120,726	0	227,001
ASHLAND	3,336,358	291,598	1,364,510
ATHOL	-	4,377	2,793,955
ATTLEBORO	27,803,033	0	6,981,165
AUBURN	4,669,138	0	2,095,931
AVON	712,769	400,636	455,985
AYER	4,486,205	44,218	883,466
BARNSTABLE	7,631,735	0	2,575,171
BARRE	16,294	0	994,565
BECKET	91,305	8,580	102,324
BEDFORD	2,419,485	484,271	929,679
BELCHERTOWN	10,459,857	0	2,075,915
BELLINGHAM	8,115,368	0	2,084,059
BELMONT	3,530,649	827,483	1,955,091
BERKLEY	5,231,476	0	743,854
BERLIN	617,571	0	247,316
BERNARDSTON	-	0	345,852
BEVERLY	7,634,024	2,452,442	4,741,621
BILLERICA	15,039,538	2,349,321	4,822,655
BLACKSTONE	147,096	0	1,467,122
BLANDFORD	-	0	154,032
BOLTON	-	0	240,338
BOSTON	210,313,616	164,211,152	70,589,023
BOURNE	4,750,626	352,555	1,449,186
BOXBOROUGH	1,394,072	0	307,421
BOXFORD	1,808,196	36,411	558,969
BOYLSTON	477,114	0	419,320
BRAINTREE	6,090,121	3,378,041	3,689,835
BREWSTER	1,026,159	0	483,871
BRIDGEWATER	140,512	0	3,919,452
BRIMFIELD	1,097,622	0	476,127
BROCKTON	117,289,368	4,310,392	21,427,385
BROOKFIELD	1,635,198	0	605,089
BROOKLINE	6,152,559	3,497,741	4,345,694
BUCKLAND	7,971	0	338,556
BURLINGTON	4,433,992	1,386,400	1,839,692
CAMBRIDGE	8,488,881	17,956,060	8,666,998
CANTON	3,140,912	878,002	1,761,264
CARLISLE	733,483	14,729	254,031
CARVER	9,715,403	0	1,788,612
CHARLEMONT	102,511	0	212,928
CHARLTON	-	0	1,585,440
CHATHAM	560,156	0	185,172
CHELMSFORD	8,241,820	2,535,342	3,722,180
CHELSEA	44,168,375	3,396,864	6,712,895
CHESHIRE	294,018	0	688,189
CHESTER	-	0	219,501
CHESTERFIELD	143,523	0	168,518
CHICOPEE	39,665,289	1,195,616	12,875,772
CHILMARK	-	0	4,582
CLARKSBURG	1,491,068	13,114	432,260
CLINTON	9,894,357	175,517	2,710,934
COHASSET	1,585,802	166,099	468,094
COLRAIN	-	0	310,583
CONCORD	1,928,662	383,959	1,045,180
CONWAY	696,229	0	218,000
CUMMINGTON	40,597	0	101,456
DALTON	286,814	0	1,232,841
DANVERS	4,462,515	1,118,972	2,383,985
DARTMOUTH	9,130,610	0	3,090,028
DEDHAM	3,817,342	1,550,298	2,482,673
DEERFIELD	919,657	0	588,227
DENNIS	-	0	667,364
DEVENS	410,000	0	0
DIGHTON	-	0	851,735
DOUGLAS	6,947,592	0	891,302
DOVER	470,960	0	235,777
DRACUT	14,954,310	0	4,290,188
DUDLEY	-	0	1,888,107
DUNSTABLE	-	30,076	253,795
DUXBURY	3,319,143	0	1,087,538
EAST BRIDGEWATER	10,018,279	0	1,830,270
EAST BROOKFIELD	104,153	0	330,941
EAST LONGMEADOW	4,489,355	0	1,766,653
EASTHAM	302,567	0	182,616
EASTHAMPTON	7,463,438	108,874	3,335,028
EASTON	8,052,131	0	2,679,163
EDGARTOWN	403,848	28,507	53,694
EGREMONT	-	0	77,296
ERVING	306,667	13,150	69,372
ESSEX	-	33,828	267,121
EVERETT	22,961,798	4,084,357	4,434,150
FAIRHAVEN	7,128,848	391,434	2,380,222
FALL RIVER	90,016,284	2,290,951	27,001,554
FALMOUTH	5,288,882	0	1,699,587
FITCHBURG	38,844,166	214,811	10,238,447
FLORIDA	519,237	0	60,898
FOXBOROUGH	7,283,560	0	1,826,396
FRAMINGHAM	10,164,588	4,697,500	7,557,866
FRANKLIN	25,451,342	0	3,021,144
FREETOWN	1,194,147	0	1,164,825
GARDNER	18,611,476	120,747	5,061,766
GEORGETOWN	4,041,429	52,998	824,959
GILL	-	0	259,945
GLOUCESTER	6,554,127	1,923,054	3,004,352
GOSHEN	89,121	0	97,451
GOSNOLD	16,228	1,962	641
GRAFTON	6,559,156	0	1,911,630
GRANBY	3,783,978	0	1,079,257
GRANVILLE	1,304,710	0	195,141
GREAT BARRINGTON	-	0	930,647
GREENFIELD	9,512,771	0	3,883,946
GROTON	-	0	939,545
GROVELAND	-	0	779,771
HADLEY	742,139	138,341	419,142
HALIFAX	2,411,038	0	1,111,847
HAMILTON	-	42,887	744,868
HAMPDEN	-	0	764,821
HANCOCK	186,623	17,638	51,583
HANOVER	5,172,678	1,326,394	1,288,617
HANSON	-	0	1,437,463
HARDWICK	-	3,228	493,270
HARVARD	1,431,925	55,090	1,779,682
HARWICH	1,704,377	0	527,679
HATFIELD	680,586	0	381,771
HAVERHILL	33,849,328	2,503,145	9,565,361
HAWLEY	27,475	12,924	39,884
HEATH	-	0	95,301
HINGHAM	4,110,839	334,151	1,606,448
HINSDALE	96,654	0	259,650
HOLBROOK	4,513,810	4,757	1,806,380
HOLDEN	139,460	0	2,095,744
HOLLAND	818,518	0	246,159
HOLLISTON	7,251,411	412,300	1,490,322
HOLYOKE	65,131,964	606,646	11,818,770
HOPEDALE	5,599,082	0	797,688
HOPKINTON	5,263,097	120,287	839,794
HUBBARDSTON	-	0	487,597
HUDSON	6,446,740	0	2,442,532
HULL	4,516,679	1,388,549	1,232,908
HUNTINGTON	-	0	403,493
IPSWICH	2,461,050	775,432	1,204,484
KINGSTON	3,379,309	0	1,173,911
LAKEVILLE	2,313,148	0	998,981
LANCASTER	-	0	1,015,583
LANESBOROUGH	622,597	0	423,018
LAWRENCE	123,143,295	190,699	23,874,868
LEE	1,852,895	0	762,488
LEICESTER	9,243,015	0	2,127,054
LENOX	1,342,091	72,146	584,604
LEOMINSTER	33,908,665	11,693	6,988,649
LEVERETT	271,789	0	218,817
LEXINGTON	6,119,692	0	1,876,266
LEYDEN	-	0	98,930
LINCOLN	600,182	292,012	546,644
LITTLETON	1,734,384	164,924	706,463
LONGMEADOW	4,231,500	0	1,706,932
LOWELL	111,755,687	6,340,746	24,601,241
LUDLOW	10,429,466	0	3,724,781
LUNENBURG	3,899,479	0	1,295,240
LYNN	103,715,262	9,477,523	18,084,277
LYNNFIELD	2,355,467	362,288	917,435
MALDEN	34,862,870	5,586,730	9,878,824
MANCHESTER	-	0	273,033
MANSFIELD	13,645,784	725,040	2,009,312
MARBLEHEAD	4,094,262	39,403	1,357,230
MARION	397,148	0	276,448
MARLBOROUGH	6,929,440	2,728,327	3,971,938
MARSHFIELD	13,585,947	202,756	2,457,248
MASHPEE	4,816,289	0	446,639
MATTAPOISETT	562,247	0	497,588
MAYNARD	2,682,260	586,886	1,346,778
MEDFIELD	5,014,371	744,614	1,042,026
MEDFORD	12,495,563	6,432,448	8,206,613
MEDWAY	7,245,810	187,002	1,307,124
MELROSE	6,265,487	2,704,187	3,628,787
MENDON	-	0	498,814
MERRIMAC	-	0	891,989
METHUEN	33,208,786	163,026	6,496,234
MIDDLEBOROUGH	16,204,879	0	3,019,945
MIDDLEFIELD	-	0	64,636
MIDDLETON	1,324,273	126,570	540,113
MILFORD	11,643,468	0	3,739,705
MILLBURY	6,360,038	0	2,171,026
MILLIS	2,277,107	320,940	966,349
MILLVILLE	47,510	0	436,487
MILTON	4,024,758	1,245,145	2,715,374
MONROE	66,606	13,927	8,805
MONSON	7,093,364	0	1,594,296
MONTAGUE	-	0	1,544,040
MONTEREY	-	12,538	42,182
MONTGOMERY	-	0	100,521
MOUNT WASHINGTON	31,784	33,286	3,947
NAHANT	455,800	125,393	340,578
NANTUCKET	1,037,063	0	96,959
NATICK	4,931,682	1,942,474	2,756,411
NEEDHAM	4,549,236	205,993	1,935,797
NEW ASHFORD	152,974	7,313	17,429
NEW BEDFORD	104,748,080	716,255	27,531,972
NEW BRAINTREE	-	0	145,340
NEW MARLBOROUGH	-	0	71,466
NEW SALEM	-	0	125,117
NEWBURY	-	0	555,628
NEWBURYPORT	3,492,275	1,380,057	1,770,274
NEWTON	11,419,420	1,377,012	5,847,561
NORFOLK	3,342,421	0	1,173,639
NORTH ADAMS	13,921,926	185,853	5,250,381
NORTH ANDOVER	4,889,300	120,549	2,385,707
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH	19,276,454	0	3,525,524
NORTH BROOKFIELD	4,326,993	0	976,112
NORTH READING	4,884,379	945,499	1,244,112
NORTHAMPTON	8,032,387	577,922	4,814,888
NORTHBOROUGH	3,113,893	61,111	1,302,735
NORTHBRIDGE	13,296,283	3,071	2,590,732
NORTHFIELD	-	0	386,063
NORTON	12,155,953	0	2,543,776
NORWELL	2,269,077	541,079	780,856
NORWOOD	4,199,430	2,665,880	3,073,863
OAK BLUFFS	634,246	0	89,078
OAKHAM	73,216	0	234,057
ORANGE	5,367,303	2,115	1,977,177
ORLEANS	267,953	0	210,858
OTIS	-	0	44,288
OXFORD	8,850,358	0	2,520,812
PALMER	10,805,477	0	2,448,308
PAXTON	34,270	0	570,919
PEABODY	19,195,873	3,140,276	5,749,219
PELHAM	159,831	0	194,362
PEMBROKE	10,005,837	0	2,056,723
PEPPERELL	-	0	1,564,059
PERU	70,739	0	135,955
PETERSHAM	393,498	0	139,758
PHILLIPSTON	-	4,386	213,184
PITTSFIELD	31,309,537	880,284	9,691,261
PLAINFIELD	53,679	0	61,244
PLAINVILLE	2,526,705	0	928,833
PLYMOUTH	20,298,057	0	4,792,155
PLYMPTON	597,760	0	290,253
PRINCETON	-	0	361,795
PROVINCETOWN	309,126	22,181	148,685
QUINCY	15,165,279	11,567,002	12,015,654
RANDOLPH	11,260,936	1,825,854	4,569,697
RAYNHAM	375	0	1,390,398
READING	7,042,859	1,534,901	2,461,971
REHOBOTH	-	0	1,147,585
REVERE	27,786,496	5,334,444	7,352,186
RICHMOND	386,119	0	132,826
ROCHESTER	1,384,318	0	519,106
ROCKLAND	10,015,816	394,336	2,852,308
ROCKPORT	1,427,901	0	535,965
ROWE	53,056	0	4,791
ROWLEY	-	114,232	548,001
ROYALSTON	-	0	196,637
RUSSELL	-	0	296,507
RUTLAND	11,119	0	998,712
SALEM	12,334,597	3,298,731	5,187,791
SALISBURY	-	0	773,500
SANDISFIELD	7,986	0	42,223
SANDWICH	6,029,252	88,406	1,288,162
SAUGUS	4,228,143	1,784,087	2,735,211
SAVOY	507,480	13,801	128,020
SCITUATE	4,069,720	875,037	1,607,467
SEEKONK	3,664,719	0	1,507,135
SHARON	6,577,955	62,495	1,652,427
SHEFFIELD	-	11,938	285,542
SHELBURNE	-	0	317,279
SHERBORN	409,195	20,951	244,666
SHIRLEY	4,366,506	185,558	1,422,754
SHREWSBURY	15,859,924	298,861	3,107,117
SHUTESBURY	573,004	0	206,641
SOMERSET	3,433,415	0	1,874,757
SOMERVILLE	24,302,486	16,219,924	13,722,067
SOUTH HADLEY	6,171,610	20,214	3,173,547
SOUTHAMPTON	2,403,792	0	776,188
SOUTHBOROUGH	2,657,427	0	533,473
SOUTHBRIDGE	14,851,612	0	4,305,384
SOUTHWICK	-	0	1,390,432
SPENCER	219,706	0	2,397,238
SPRINGFIELD	232,776,570	1,829,496	44,382,546
STERLING	-	0	841,321
STOCKBRIDGE	-	0	122,242
STONEHAM	3,284,829	2,028,958	2,557,667
STOUGHTON	9,737,572	103,134	3,829,351
STOW	-	6,974	508,164
STURBRIDGE	1,298,823	0	947,473
SUDBURY	3,701,068	641,561	1,081,559
SUNDERLAND	853,199	0	617,563
SUTTON	4,986,108	0	954,596
SWAMPSCOTT	2,431,038	352,328	1,237,915
SWANSEA	4,966,726	0	2,304,948
TAUNTON	41,809,967	0	10,322,474
TEMPLETON	-	0	1,483,537
TEWKSBURY	12,453,684	0	3,409,965
TISBURY	355,233	0	120,556
TOLLAND	-	9,864	10,785
TOPSFIELD	934,515	253,284	501,895
TOWNSEND	-	0	1,428,965
TRURO	261,971	0	36,861
TYNGSBOROUGH	6,904,216	0	1,179,149
TYRINGHAM	36,592	0	15,572
UPTON	-	0	599,353
UXBRIDGE	9,256,064	0	1,685,644
WAKEFIELD	4,869,150	1,438,080	2,714,232
WALES	741,058	0	288,113
WALPOLE	5,429,839	883,775	2,251,545
WALTHAM	7,158,929	5,458,868	6,385,718
WARE	7,578,063	15,257	2,096,179
WAREHAM	11,597,828	0	2,430,445
WARREN	-	0	958,156
WARWICK	-	28,890	110,506
WASHINGTON	19,803	23,752	81,444
WATERTOWN	2,969,442	4,427,251	3,470,628
WAYLAND	2,863,219	280,373	830,764
WEBSTER	8,135,299	62,006	2,971,922
WELLESLEY	3,939,991	96,838	1,494,079
WELLFLEET	145,578	0	71,840
WENDELL	-	25,534	179,008
WENHAM	-	139,794	386,306
WEST BOYLSTON	2,724,028	67,754	905,694
WEST BRIDGEWATER	1,962,857	47,212	755,272
WEST BROOKFIELD	-	0	580,664
WEST NEWBURY	-	0	344,207
WEST SPRINGFIELD	15,088,952	0	4,368,789
WEST STOCKBRIDGE	-	0	119,333
WEST TISBURY	-	182,434	44,299
WESTBOROUGH	3,258,106	145,058	1,270,967
WESTFIELD	31,795,433	0	7,682,345
WESTFORD	12,710,107	895,514	1,716,670
WESTHAMPTON	348,019	0	177,092
WESTMINSTER	-	0	787,130
WESTON	1,876,731	0	458,341
WESTPORT	4,209,856	0	1,494,508
WESTWOOD	2,699,421	36,263	857,639
WEYMOUTH	20,997,406	2,424,084	8,314,524
WHATELY	167,006	0	163,294
WHITMAN	-	0	2,568,143
WILBRAHAM	-	0	1,637,493
WILLIAMSBURG	437,793	0	371,091
WILLIAMSTOWN	1,101,138	0	1,169,507
WILMINGTON	4,597,996	1,254,452	1,805,824
WINCHENDON	10,441,224	25,366	2,030,858
WINCHESTER	3,692,026	344,404	1,474,745
WINDSOR	41,640	28,020	92,851
WINTHROP	4,932,699	2,287,531	2,921,294
WOBURN	5,628,191	3,586,952	3,801,532
WORCESTER	167,330,541	11,809,090	39,228,845
WORTHINGTON	-	0	153,044
WRENTHAM	3,624,338	0	1,142,645
YARMOUTH	-	0	1,545,499
Municipality Total	2,963,705,913	378,517,988	920,028,283
	7061-0008
Regional School	Chapter 70
ACTON BOXBOROUGH	4,547,065
ADAMS CHESHIRE	9,797,932
AMHERST PELHAM	9,653,686
ASHBURNHAM WESTMINSTER	9,358,091
ASSABET VALLEY	3,051,938
ATHOL ROYALSTON	17,083,195
BERKSHIRE HILLS	3,268,521
BERLIN BOYLSTON	962,915
BLACKSTONE MILLVILLE	10,632,254
BLACKSTONE VALLEY	5,926,361
BLUE HILLS	3,794,449
BRIDGEWATER RAYNHAM	19,619,790
BRISTOL COUNTY	2,498,116
BRISTOL PLYMOUTH	8,013,900
CAPE COD	2,220,714
CENTRAL BERKSHIRE	8,286,804
CHESTERFIELD GOSHEN	714,855
CONCORD CARLISLE	1,772,474
DENNIS YARMOUTH	7,424,130
DIGHTON REHOBOTH	12,024,864
DOVER SHERBORN	1,423,318
DUDLEY CHARLTON	22,137,590
ESSEX COUNTY	3,869,526
FARMINGTON RIVER	451,007
FRANKLIN COUNTY	3,096,637
FREETOWN LAKEVILLE	6,790,787
FRONTIER	2,734,996
GATEWAY	6,957,660
GILL MONTAGUE	6,450,351
GREATER FALL RIVER	12,915,248
GREATER LAWRENCE	20,380,541
GREATER LOWELL	19,362,286
GREATER NEW BEDFORD	20,182,728
GROTON DUNSTABLE	10,585,532
HAMILTON WENHAM	3,474,401
HAMPDEN WILBRAHAM	10,173,819
HAMPSHIRE	2,668,482
HAWLEMONT	758,481
KING PHILIP	6,749,236
LINCOLN SUDBURY	2,251,479
MANCHESTER ESSEX	1,646,605
MARTHAS VINEYARD	2,837,860
MASCONOMET	4,794,144
MENDON UPTON	10,826,391
MINUTEMAN	2,565,688
MOHAWK TRAIL	7,345,280
MONTACHUSETT	10,477,796
MOUNT GREYLOCK	2,044,500
NARRAGANSETT	9,480,025
NASHOBA	6,476,966
NASHOBA VALLEY	2,386,144
NAUSET	3,903,029
NEW SALEM WENDELL	744,144
NORFOLK COUNTY	770,941
NORTH MIDDLESEX	20,184,957