The additional funds will help in dealing with a lawsuit that is pending over an Appeals Board decision over a cellular phone tower.

Voters approved raising $426,021 from taxation, which is 4 percent less than was raised last year.

Signaling the end of an era, the budget at the annual Town Meeting did not include money for the traditional Fourth of July fireworks.

The town hopes to apply for a grant that would help offset the cost of repairing the leaky community center roof, a project that is estimated to cost $70,000.

Two proposals related to the town’s 2016 bicentennial celebration are among 64 items to be considered at Monday night’s Town Meeting.