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Meeting was called to order by the Ohai~n at 8:15 P.M. in the Town
Building. This.was a Public Hearing.
Members presents Gregory Mooradk~-~an, Richard G. ~hippl~..
at a point 306,21 feet from the edge of Wa3nut Street and extending for the
remainder of the length of the street t~ the edge of Massachusetts Avenue.
Mr. Gioco who was the applicant was present and informed the Board that
his engineer had failed to have his plans ready'for this date and asked
that the hearing be continued to a later date. Motion was made and seconded
and it was VOTe) to continue this Public Hearing until the evening of
September 30, 1949. There was no opposition to this application..
An application was received from Mr. Leonard Firth who presented plans to
the Board for the approval of a section of Morris Street, Beginning at the
edge of Second Street and ~xtending for a distance of 238 feet. Mr. Firth
was present and he explained to the Board that this was an old development
but that this street had never been approved by the Board of Survey, so that
he was unable to get water service from the Board of Public Works until the
layout of this street had been a~proved by this Board. Mr. Ralph Brasseur
was also present and explained the ~etails of the catch-basins and p~oposed
grades and surface drainage.. Mr. John G. Mercer who is an abutter to this
property was present and informed the Board that .he was in favor of the
plans being approved by the Board. There was no epposition to the application.
Motion was made and seconded and the matter was taken under advisemant. Since
members Ritchie and Xay were unable to be present because of illness and ~er
Poor was also unable to be present, there was no vote.taken on this ~atter at
this meeting. It was then voted to hold a special mee~,~-g on September 15, 1949
when a ~Jority of the ~embers could be present and discuss this application
f~rther and make a decision..
Attorney Arthnr A. Thomson and his client Stanley Stefanowiecz were present
to informally request information from the Board as to what could be done, if
any~ing about the so called "Stanle2vi~lee development. After a lengthy
discussion with Mr. Thomson and Mr. Stefanoweicz it was voted to take this
matter under advisement and hold it over until a3~ the me~bers of the Board
could be together for a discussion.
Motion was made and seconded and it was VOTe] to adjourn the meeting at 1OtlO P.M,