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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949-03-19Town Hall North Andover, Mass. Neetlng opened at one-thlrtyP.M. Article 2. Voted that this article be referred to the Board of Selectmen for action. Article 3. Voted to accept the report of receipts and expenditures as presented by the Board of Selectmen. Voted that all unexpended appropriations be returned To the the following amounts, which were originally Article 4. Treasury, with the exception of appropriated under the articles indicated. Amount ~rticle Year 1,640.61 47 19l~8 19.~8 ~ll. 67 52 19~8 1,351.88 19~8 ~, ooo. oo 19~8 89,696.12 Also under this article was voted $8,000.00 from une~pended appropriations from free cash to Board of Assessors for figuring 19~9 tax rate. Article 5. Voted that this article be acted on as one item and that the figures recommended by the Advisory Beard includes a $3.00 per week permanent raise for all full time employes, _effective immediately, and that Item 6, ~Snow Removal ~xpenses be increased from $10,000 tp $12,000.00 ~nd Item 50, Tax Collector including Bond, expenses from $1,204,00 to $1,30~.00. ~Total expenses $313,261.00 for a total of $659,837.00 DEPARTMENTS SALARIES INCLUDING P~ISE 1. Schools & Physicians... .:.2. Expenses of dump ..... ..~. Highway Surveyor.. ~. Refuse Disposal.. ~. Streets, Gen'l.N~i~t?n~n~e~ '~. Snow Removal. ..>~.'Sewer Maintenance.& Construction. ~i~i~ Bathing Beach.. 9. Public Parks, Triangles & Cemetery. ~10..Grogans Field Playground. 12. Board of Public Works ...... 'i~'1~ Water Maintenance & Construction. ~1~ Fire, Including Ambulance ..... Warden. ~'l~Insect Pests' . · 19~~ Tree Warden . -.20~ Brush Cutting ~ 2i~ Town Forest. .' 22. Stevens Memorial'Library.. ~. Essex County T.B. Hospital. ~24. Board of Public Welfare.. ~ Public Welfare Agent.. . Supt. & Matron. (Infirnmry) 2~. Outside Relief & Repairs. 2~,Old ~g~Assistance .... 29. Aid to Dependent Children . ~30. Town Accountant ..... ~!~Treasurer-Bond~Includ~d. 32..Custodian Tax Title Account. 3~Tax Title Foreclosures. 3~'Scofin~on Notes ....... 55..Interest~n East Side Sewer Notes 36.~RedeemingEast Side Sewer Notes . 3~. Redeeming School Bonds.. 3~. Interest on.School Bonds .... 39. Essex County R~tirement System. 40. Tax Collector Including Bond. $178,225.oo 4,23o.oo 5,~5o.oo 19,400.00 4,900.00 2,800.00 450.00 25,~oo.0o 32,400.00 15o.oo 5oo.oo 22,907.00 4,880.00 5,220.00 10,020.00 450.00 700.00 2,125.o0 1,57o.o0 ~,72o.o0 ,~8~.oo 100.00 3,761.00 EXPENSES $~2,~55.oo ' 260.00 1,000.00 25,000.00 12,000.00 ~,000.00 1,550.00 600.00 1,~oo.oo 6oo.~oo 20,800~00 4,000.00 500.00 3,093.00 1,000.00 5oo.oo 575.oo 125.00 2,870.00 7,270.00 13,200.00 70,630.00 18,000.00 ~4o.oo 57.00 200.00 25.00 2,5~o.oo 3B5.oo 2,000.00 10,000.00 2,400.00 6,~15.oo 1,30~.00 TOTALS $220.680.00 260.00 ~,230.00 ,650.00 kk,4oo.oo 12,000.00 7,900.00 1,550.00 3,400.00 1,~00.00 ~oo~oo 45o~oo ~6,5oo..oo 36,400~00 15o.oo 1,000.00 26,000.00 5,880.00 5,720~00 575.00 125.oo 12,890.00 7,270.00 45o.oo Too.00 2,125.oo 13,20o.o0 72,200.00 18,0oo.0o 3,060.00 5,840.00 ~oo.oo 25.00 2,5~0.00 3~5.oo 2,000.00 10,000.O0 2,400.00' 6,415.oo 5,065.00 Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 19, 1949 Article 5 Con't: DEPARTMENTS ii Assessors. . · 2. Town Clerk ...... · ~ Election Registrars. Vital Statistics.. · ~ Planning Board Expenses. Selectmen ....... ~ License Commissioners. Janitor, - Town Hall.. ~. Dog Warrant. · 0. Building Inspector 1. S~aler of Weights & Measures 52. ~ontingent Fund. · ~ Animal Inspector Street Lighting. ~ ~ American Legion Rent ~ Itemized Annual Town ~e~o~t~ ~ Insurance irrmistice'D~y~ ~§~ Memorial Day · · · V.F.W. Maintenance 61. Board of~Health. 62. Garbage Disposal · Mslnt'nce Town Bldg, In~.-Clerk. Reserve Fund ...... Board of Appeals ...... SALARIES NCLUDING RAISE $ ~,6~5.oo 5oo.oo ~5o.oo $ 1,)85.oo ~00.00 2,700.00 [too.oo oo.oo 1,080.00 ~00.00 100.00 oo.oo 220.00 80.00 ~00.00 00.00 90.00 1,500.00 ~oo.oo 12,100.00 600.00 ~,0~0.00 12,1U2.00 500.00 500.00 ~5o.oo ~,820.00 ~,100.00 2,700.00 5,000.00 7~0.00 5,770.00 5,OOO.OO 200.00 $~6,576.00 $~15,261.00 '26i TOTALS $ 6,020.00 800.00 .~,pSO.OO ~oo.oo ~00.00 1,88'0.00 100.00 oo.oo ~00.00 ~00.00 90.00 1,500.00 ~00.00 12,100.00 600.00 ~,000.00 12,182.00 ~00.00 5oo.oo ~5o.oo 6,920.00 2,700.00 ~,000.00 ,500.00 5,000.00 200.00 $659,8~7.0.0 Amounts Appropriated at Town Meeting. March 19, 1949 Tree - Grogane Field. Recreational - Playgrounds. Unpaid bills - Town Infirmary. Unpaid bills - Police Department. Fire Alarm Box. Surface Drain. Moody St. Stabilization .Fund. School Program. $600.00 200.00 800.00 165.~4 ' 166.oo l oo.oo 1UO0.O0 18o6o.oo 2000.00 'Voted under Article 5. (Budget) Amounts raised and a -to ria~ed: Article ll. §helter - Drummon~ Playground Total amoun= to be raised and appropriated. $659,857.00 Amounts voted from Available Funds. Article 20. " 21. Tree Warden' ~ truck. Tree Warden ~ 'chain saw. Police Dept~T New car. Fire Dept. -'gas masks. Sidewalks- projects. Chapter 90 - S~reets. Chapter 90 - Main Street. Elec.~ric Motor - Pumping Station. Hydrants · Water - Summit St. Water - Lorraine Ave. Sewer - Pleasant St. Newer - Park St. Sewer - Putnam Rd. Water- Putnam Sewer~,- Putnam Rd. & Green St. Water - Putnam Rd. & Green St. Sewer -' Mifflin Drive. 62. Water - Mifflin Drive. ~5! ~orp~rHoO~n.g Development. 9~ g Assessors to reduce tax rate (Art 1~00;00 ~550~00 6o0~oo 1200~00 2000.00 2000.00 ~000.00 . ~5oo.oo 2226.27 2000.00 225.00 ~5o.oo 15oo.oo ~000.00 000.00 175.oo ~Qoo.oo ~00.00 14oo.oo 000.00 ~Qooo.oo '6000.00 Article ~8. Total voted from Available Funds. 'T/' ~rand T6tal>'~->,. Less by Available Funds TOTAL. from Stabilization Funds for Bosrd of Public Works. $4117.88 $ 685,128.~g 262 Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March l~, 19~9 Article 6.~ Voted that the Town authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the re- vende of the financial year beginning January l, 1950 and to issue a note of notes therefor payable within one year and to renew any note or notes as may be glv~n for a period of less than one yearln accordance with Section 17, Chspter IIII of th~ General Laws. Vote was unanimous and so declared. Article 7. Mr. Francis Kittredge of Housing Committee for Veterans reported favorable action on progress of this committee and at present time contracts are waiting To be signed for 24 low-rent housing units. Mr. Francis Kit.tredge of School Building Committee reported t~at a complete repgrt.of this committee has been printed in the green covered book. Mr. Arnold H. Salisbury of By-Laws Committee reported new by- laws completed and in present Town Report~and motioned that the present by- law committee of John F. Alter, John V. Donovan., William B. Bartlett, and Arthur A..Thomson, and, Arnold H. Salisbury be discharged from further duty o~ same. So. voted and discharged ..... 'Mr. William Dully motioned that the Veterans Housing CommiSsion appointed by the Moderator at Town Meeting June'16, 19~7 and consisting of Timothy J. McCarthy, Walter C. Putnam, Edward C. Garvey, Louis H. McAloon, Henry E.~Lund and Freeman C. Hatch, be discharged from further duty. So'voted and discharged~ · - Article 8.' Voted to strike'from warrant. Article 9. Voted to authorize ~the Board 0f'H~al'th't~ appoint one of their members to the position of Board of Health Physician and that his compensation be'$750.00 for the year 1949. ~mount included in Board of Health appropriation. Article 10. Voted to authorize the School Committee to appoint one of their members ~to the position of School Physician and that his compensation be $750.00 for the year 1949. Amount included in School Departments appropriation. Article ll. Voted that the sum of $600.00"be raised and appropriated for the ipurpose of this article, =o be expended under the direction of, the Public Work 12. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 for the I purpose of this article, to beexpended under the direction of the Board of ~.~Public Works. It is further voted that the services of ~ reliable tree nursery be procured to assist in the choosing and planting of a suitable tree, not necessarily a Chinese EI~. Article 1~.' Voted to strike from warran:o Article 14. Vote~ ~hat these expenditures be a continuation of the policy established under Article 22 and 2~ of the warrant at the 1948 Town~ Meeting, and tb that the sum of $600 be raised and appropriate% ~o be expended under the direction of ~the Recreational Council for the instruction and supervision of children upon the playgrounds of. the Town, and that an additional sum of $200'be raised and i:~appropriated to be-expended for the purchase of supplies, including handicraft and other expendable it-ems, for the use of children, instructors and supervisors of ~aid playgrounds. Article 15. Voted that thisarticle be stricken from the warrant and that the Board' of Selectmen. be instructed, at their discretion and after a reasonable period of time, to. again present this article for consideration and action by the Town either at a Special Town Meeting or at an Annual Town Meeting, but in no event later than the 1950 annual town meeting. Article 16. Voted that the Selectmen, ~nter into a lease with Charles Perry upon such terms~ and conditions as the Selectmen may deem advisable, with re- spect t~ premises ~known as "Town Dump" at the end of Union Street. Article 17. Voted not to adcept this gift of land as ~escribed in the Article at this time and that the thanks ~ the Town be given to Mr. Clark for his offer. Article 18. Voted that the Town authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell, convey or otherwise dispose of, Lot No. 27 located an Upland St., deeded to the Inhabitants of North Andover for such price as may a~pear suitable; such lot de- scr~Ibed and?o.und?d as~follows: Weste. rly by Upland Street forty-five (45) feet ant southerly oy lot 26, one hundred (100) feet, easterly~ lot 50. forty-five (45) feet and northerly by lot (28) one hundred (100) feet containing forty-five hundred (45~) square feet more or less. Article 19. Voted to 'sell~he tract of L~nd wl. th b~!!ding~ thereon, situated on Beverly Street, North Andover, ~gass., and known as the Union'., School Property; and to empower the Board of Selectmen to arrange and 'execute such sale on terms most adv~tageous to the'Town, and to make and ~de'l~ver ~ good~and-~s~£ficien~de ed ~or_~deeds. ~.f.o~ ~the~.same :~.provided, i however,~ that the authority granted Lkuderm~this article shall become effective only after the School Committee has certified to the Board of Selectmen that the Union School has been vacated and is no longer needed for the purposes of the School Department. Adjourned Annual Town Mseting March Article 20. Voted that the sum of $1,300.00 be taken from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury, to be used by the Tree Warden, together with his present pick-up truck, for the purposes of this article. Article 21. Voted that the sum of $550.00 be taken from uanppropriated available in the Treasury, to be expended by the Tree Warden for the purpose of this article. Article 22. Voted that the sum of $165.3~ be raised and appropriated to take care of unpaid bills for the Town Infirmary for the year 1948. Article 23. Voted that the sum of $166.00 be raised and.appropriated take care of unpaid bill for the Police Dept. for the year 1948. Article 2~. Voted To strike from warrant. Article 25. Voted funds in the Treasury, presen~ Chevrolet car, that the sum of $600.00 be taken from unappropriated to be used by the Chief of Police, together with the for the puspose of this article. Article 26. Voted to strike from warrant. Article 27. Voted to strike from warrant. Article 28. Voted that the sum of $1,2001.00 be taken from unappropriated~ available funds in the ~reasury, to be expended under the direction~of the F~r Board of Fire Engineers to purchase 6 gas masks, as required by General Laws. Chapter 48, Section 5lA. Article 29. Voted to strike from Warrant. ~- Article ~0. Voted that a~committee of five citizens of the Town, none of~ whom shall be a paid municipal officer ofemployee;..be appointed forthwithby~ the Moderator, to study~'the needs of the Fire Department, with reference to ~ the procuring of such new equipment as may be necessary to'make the department an efficient fire fighting unit, and to.-report its findings to the next annual town meeting. Article 51. Voted To strLke from warrant. Article ~2. Voted that the ,sum of $2,000.00 be taken from unappropriated -available funds in the Treasury,~ to be used for the purposes of this article under the direction of the Highway Surveyor. 'Article 33. Voted to strike from warrant. Article ~4- Voted that the sum of $~,000~00 be taken from unapprol available funds in the Treasury for the purposes of this article, to be ex- pended by the Highway Surveyor, under Chapter 90 of the General Laws, .to- gether with any money which may~be allotteddfor such purposes by the State or County or both, but in no greater porportion than $2.00 of town money ~to each $1.00 of such allotcd funds. Article 35. Voted that the sum of $4,000.00 be taken from umappropriated available funds in the treasury for the Purposes o.f this article, to be ex- pended under the directibn of the Highway Ourveyor, Mnder Chapter 90 of the General Laws, together with any money which may be allbtted ~or ouch ~purposes by the State or County of both, but in no greater p~oportion than $2.00 of the Town money to each$1.00 of such alloted'fttuds. Article ~6. Voted to strike from warrant. Article 37. Voted that the sum of $8,500.00 be 'taken~fromunappropriated available funds in the treasury, to be expended under.~the~ direction of the Board of ~blic Works for the purposes of this?rticle.~i .... Article~38. Voted that the sum of $4,117~88 be transferred from the 1948 Stabilization Fund, the money to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works for the pusposcs of this article~..~ ~rti~le 39. Voted that the sum of $2,226.27~.be taken from uuappropriated available funds in the treasury, to,~e-'expendedunder the· direction of the Board of Public Works for the purposes of this~.article. Adjourned Annual Town N~etlng Narch 19, 1949 Article 40. Voted that the Town authorize the Board of Public Works to dispose of the 1.5 million gallon a day pump and engine installed at the pumping station in 1906 and used as stand-by equipment since 19~0 and that the proceeds from the sale of this equipment be applied against the purchase price for now equipment purchased by the Board of Public Works. Article ~l. Voted that the sum of $2,000.00 be taken from unappropriated K available funds in the Treasury, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works for the purposes of this article. Article ~2. VoSed to strike from warrant. Article 43. Voted to strike from warran=. Article 4~. Voted that the Town accep~ the provisions of Chapter 588 of the acts of 1948'. "An Act authorizing increases of the amount of pensions payable to certain former public employees who have been retired and ~o bene- ficiaries of certain .retired public employees. Article 45. Voted to accept School Street according to the layou~ approved by the Planning Board and as adjudicated by the Board of Selectmen. Article ~6. Voted =o accept Faulkner Road, from Par~ker Street to Greene Street, according =o the layou= approved by the Planning Board and as adjudica- ted by the Board of Selectmen. Article 47. Voted that the location at the corner of Salem safety protection. Town extend the s=reet lights from the present Street to Mosquito Brook on Foster Street for Article ~8. Voted 'thht the sum of $1,500.00 be raised and appropriated to install a fire alarm box.at the Junction of Salem, Boxford and Foster Street~. Article 49. Voted that the sum of $1,800.00 be raised and appropriated to ~ .install a surface drain on Noody Street from Chadwick Street for a~distance of 500 feet. Article 50. Voted ~o strike from warrant. Article 51. Voted that the sum of $225.00 be taken from,unappropriated ~available funds in the Treasury, to be expendedunder thc direction of the Board of Public Works, for the purposes of this article~ upon the following conditions, which are imposed in conformity with the established policy of the town: 1. That, on or before July l, 1949, the petitioners and/or owners deposit with the Town Treasurer, for the use of the Town, the sum of $675.00 to.cover the balance of the cost of the proJec=. 2. That, on or before said July 1, 1949,'the petitioners and/or owners give t¢ the Selectmen such assurance as they may require, that, within such time after the installation of water service under this article as the selectmen may set, the road and sidewalks ~ffected thereby, and the drainage of the same, will be put into a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in accordauce with the Selectmen's "Regulations for Laying Out Streets." ~' ~. That, on or before sai~ July l, 1949, the Planning Board shall have approved the.layout and plan of the stree.t involved. Article 52. Voted that the sum of $~50.00, be taken from unappropriated available funds in the =reasury, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public'Works for the purpose of this article, upon the following conditions, which are imposed in confo~nlty with the established policy of the Town. 1. That on or bef6re July 1, 1949 the petitioners and/or owners deposit I with the Town Treasurer, for the use of the Town the sum of $1,050.00 to cover~ the balance of the cost of the'project. · 2. That, on or before July l, 1949, the petitioners and/or owners give to She Selectmen such assurance as they may require that, within such time after the in- stallation of water Service under this article as the selectmen may se~, the roads and' sidewalks affected thereby, and the drainage of the same, will be pu~ into a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in accordance with the Selec~me~,s '!Regulations for Laying 0ut'Streets.h 5. That, on of before said July 1, 19~9, the Pla~_uing Board shail have approved the layout and plan of the street~Involved. Adjourned Aunual Town Meetiug ~arch !9, 19~9 ?65 Article 55. Voted that the sum of $1500.00 be taken from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury, to be expended uuder~ the direction of the Board of Public Workc for the purposes of this Article upon condition that a two cent assessment rate be made applicable to this project, under Acts .cf 1906, ~hapter 580, section 6, ac amended. Article 54- Voted that the sum of $5,000.00 be taken from unappropriated funds_in thc Treasury to be expcuded under the direction of the Board of Publi~ ¥~orks for the purposes of this article. This expenditure is necessary to provide for the proposed new Merrimack~Center school. Article 55. Voted that the sum of $1,000.00 be taken from unapproPriated available funds in the treasury, to be expended under the direct!on of the · Board of Public Works .for the purposes of this Article, upon the following conditions, which are imposed in conformity with theestablished policy of thc Town: 1. That the construction of homes to be serviced by the proposed installa- tion shall have been started by July 1, 19~9. 2. That a two-cent assessment rate be made applicable To the project, under Acts of 1906, Chapter 580, Section 6, as amended. 5~. That, on or before said July l, 1949 thc petitioners and/or owners give to the Selectmen such assurance as they may require that, withing such time installation of a sewer system undcr this Article as the Selectmen aftermaths may sbt, the roads and sidewalks affected thcreby,-and the drainage of the a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in samc~ willbe put into ~ .,, accordance with the Selcctmen's "Regulations for Laying Out Streets 4. That, on' or before said July l, 1949, the Planning Board shall have ~approved the layout and plan of the street involved. Article 56. Voted that thc sum of $175.00 be ~takcn from unapproprtated available funds in thc Treasury, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Wombs for the purposes of this article, upon the following conditions, which are imposed in confommity with thcestablished policy of the Town: 1. That, on or before July l, 19~9 the petitioners and/or owners deposit with the Town Treasurer, for the use of the Town, the sum of $525.00 to cover the~balance of the cost of the project. .~.2. That, on or before July l, 194~ thc petitioners and/or Owners give to the gclectmcn such assurance as they may require that, within such time the installation of water service under this Article as the Selectmen may set, the roads and sidewalks affected thereby, and the drainage of the same, will i to a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in accordance be put n ' ,, 5. That, on or before said Ju~y ~, ~ e shall have approved thc layout and plan of the street involved. 'Article 57. Voted that $5,000.00~be taken from unappropriated available funds in the treasury to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public.Works for the purposes of thisarticle, upon the following conditions which are ~imposed in conformity with thcestablished policy of the Town: 1. That the construction of homes to be serviced by thc proposed installa- tion ~hall have been started by July l, 1949. 2. That a'two-cent assessment rate be made applicable to t~e project, under Acts Of 1906,'ChapteN 580, Section 6, as amended, and/or owners give 5. That on orbcfo~e said Julyl, 194~, the pctitioners to the Selectmen such assurance as they may require that, within such time after the installation of a sewer system under this article as the Selectmen may set, the roads and sidewalks affected thereby, and. thedrainage of the same, will be'.put into a condition satisfactory ~o the Highway Surveyor, in S S." accordance with the Selectmen's "Regulations for Laying Out treet 4. That, on or before said July l, 1949 the Planning Board shall have aoproved the layout and plan of the street involvcd.~ Article 58. Voted that thc sumP'of $80C.00 be taken from unappropriatcd .avaliable funds in the treasury, to be expended under thedircction of the Board of Public Works for the purposes of this article, upon the following conditions, which are imposed in conformity with the established policy of the town: 1. That, on or before July l, 19~9 the petitioners and/or owners~ deposit with the Town Treasurer, for the use of the Town, the sum of $2,~00~ to cover the balance of the cost of thc project. 2. That, on or before July 1, 1~49 the~petitioncrs and/or owners give to the Selectmen such assurance as they may require that, within such time after the installation ~f water service under this article as thc Selectmen may set, the roads and sidewalks affected thereby, and thedrainagc of thc same, will be put into a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in accordance with .Nhe Sclectmen's "Regulations for. Layln$~t Streets." ~. That, on or before said July ~, ~.Y, the Planning Board shall have approved thc layout and plan of thc street involved. Adjourned Annual Town r~eeting March 19, 1949 Article 59. Voted to strike from Warrant. Article 60. Voted to strike from Warrant Article 61. Voted that thc sum of $1,1~00.00 be taken from unappropriated available funds in thc Treasury, to be expended under thc direction of the Board of Public Works for the purposes of. this ~rticle, upon the following conditions, · 'which arc imposed in conformity with thec~tablished policy of the Town: l; That the construction of homes to bc serviced by the proposed installation shall have been started by ,Tuly l, 1949. 2. That s two-cent assessment:ate be made applicable to the project, under Acts of 1906, Chapter 380, Section 6, as amended. 3. That, 'on or before s~Id July l, 1949 the petitioners and/or owners give to the Selectmen such assurance as they may require that, withing such time after the installation of a sewer system under this article as the selectmen may set, the roads and sidewalks affected thereby, and thedrainage of the same, will be put iuto a condition satisfactory to the Highway Surveyor, in accordance with thc Selectmen' " s Regulations for Laying Out Streets." ' 4. That, on or before said July l, 1949 thc Planning Board shall have approved thc layout and plan of the street involved. Article 62. Voted that the sum of $5~7.5© be taken from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works for the purposes of this areicle, upon the following condi~ tions, which arc imposed in conformity w~th thc established policy of thc Tov~n. 1. That, on or before said July l, 1949 the petitioners and/or owners deposit with thc Town~ Tress'dfc:, for the usc of thc Town, the sum of ~$862.50 to cover thc balance of the cost of thc project. 2. That, on or before said July l, 1949 the petitioners and/or owners give to thc Selectmen such assurance as they mayrcquire that, within such time after the installation of water service under this article as the selectmen may set, the roads and sidewalks affected thereby, and'the drainage of the same, will be put into a conditions satisfactory to the Highway Ourvcyor, in accordance with the Setectmcn's Regulations for ~Ing Out Streets." 3; That, on or before said July l, 1949 the Planning Board shall have ~.:~!a~proved the layout and plan of the street involved. Article 63. Voted that the sum of'$6,000.00 be taken from unappropriatcd available funds in thc treasury, to be expcnde~ under the direction of'the 'Board of Public Works for the purposes of this Article. Article 64. Voted to amend the Zoning By-Laws by changing the, classification of a piece of property owned by Ethel Freeman from a residential' to a business district. Said property is located at ~ndover and Salem Turnpike (Turnpike St.) - and bounded and described as follows: "BeginBing at a point in the northerly · line of the Salem Turnpike said point being 250 feet northerly from a ~one bound ma~king the westerly end of a curve at the Junction of the Salem Turnpike and Andover Street, thence northwesterly by the easterly line of ~k~rnpike 111.44 feet to a~point northeasterly 391.72 feet to a point, thence southeasterly 172.0~ feet to'a point on the westerly line-of Andover St., thence southerly by~the westerly line of Andover St~, 207.95 feet to a point, said point being 187.50~ect '~ northerly from a stone ~ound marking thc easterly end of a curve at-?th~ Junction of Andover St., and the Salem Turnpike, thence westerly 295.~3~feet~tb the point of begir_r, ing. Article 65. Voted that arcserve police force of seven meni'~(7) be ~tablished from those who have fully qualified and passed the State Civil~Servi6e' Physical ~ud ~ental examinations; all in accordance with Civil Service Rules and Regulations: to become effective immediately. Article 66. Voted to strike from Warrant. Article 67. Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $18,060 to be added to the Stabilization Fund under Chapter 124, Acts of 1945 as created under article 36 of the Warrant for the Annual Meeting held March 16, 1946 and as recommended i~the Reeves School Survey Article 68. Voted ~o strike from Warrant. Article~69. Voted that thc sum of $102,000.00 be appropriated, in addition the appropriation already made, for the purpose of constructing and originally equipping and furnishing an addition to thc Bradstreet School and a~grammar school to serve all areas other than the Thomson and Bradstrcet dts=ricts, anc to meet said additional appropriation thc sum of $2.000.00 shall be raised in the tax levy of thc current year, the sum of $30,000.00 to be transferred from unappropriated available funds, thc. Treasurer, with thc approval of thc Selectmen is authorized to borrow thc sum of $70,000.00 and to ~s~ue bonds or notes of thc Town therefor, said bonds or notes, and the unissued $1~0.000.00 of thc bond or notes authorized under Article 1 of thc special towu meeting held May 24, 1948 to bc issued from time to time, each issue to constitute a sops?ate loa~, ana Con't Shhet 267 Adjourned Annual Town Meetin March 19, 1949 267 Article 6g. Cch't: the bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with · Chapter~ of the General Laws in not more than 20 years from their teepee~ '. tlve dates, or at such earlier time as the Treasurer and Selectmen may determine. The vote was unanimous and so declared. Article 70. Voted that the To~n authorize the School Building Committee created under Article 34 of the Warrant of the Annual Town Meeting held March 16, 19~6, to enter into any contracts necessary for the purpose of carrying out the vote passed under Article 69, relative to'"Constructing and originally equipping the addition to the Bradstreet Elementary School and thestartlng of a school to serve all areas other than'the Thomson and Bradstreet districts. The vote was unanimous and so declared. On motion of M~. Dully, ~t was voted that the Town Meeting go on record as being opposed to the Merrimack River Sewerage Disposal Plan as being too costly to the Town and that our District Representatives and Senator be so notified by the Town Clerk. The vote was uuanimous and so declared. The following r.esolution was voted unanimously and so declared: RESOLVED: That the Town Clerk, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed forthwith to send communications to the Senator from the Fourth Esses Districl and to the Representatives to the General Court from the 4th Esses Represen- tative District, and to the Governor of the Oommonwealth, informing each of them that the~ voters of the town at annual town meeting this day, have voted their disapproval of the proposed legislation which would result in the apportioning of the present or expected deficit or losses of the. Metropolitan Transit Authority so that the same would be borne by cities and towns other 'than those served by the traneportational facilities of said authority. On motion of~ Mr. Duffy, a rising vote of thanks was extended to the members of the Advisory Board for their very fine report and recommendations on the subject matter in the warrant. With reference to t~e vote of Article 30 of this warrsnt. Moderator Nahoney appointed the following men to serve on this committee for the fire departmen James J. Dooley. Edwin C. Murphy. Carl A. Thomas. Philip A. Busby and Raymond J. Paradis. Rose McEvoy, RAta Enaire, Lillian Deardon, Angelina Kelley, Alfred' Garneau, and ~ohn Hegarty were checkers assisting the Town Clerk at various doors. Leo-Hickey,.Albert De'ora, John Finn, Carl Thomas, ~oseph Trombly, Alv~.h Hayes, Philip Roche, and Philip Busby assisted the Moderator and Town Clerk in counting the votes taken under the various articles in the warrant. Approximately 600 voters were present. Attest: i tru~ cop~y~ . The m. eting adjourned at 5-45 P.M. ~~.. ~_~... · .... o te swo n John Connors. 3/25/~9 Supt. of M0th~Department.i Burial Agent. Animal Inspector. Keeper of The L~ck-Up. Sealer of Weights & Measures. Veterans Agent. Public Weighers. Surveyors of Wood, Bark & Lumber. ~ence Viewers. Recreational Council. Harold Barrington. Robert J. Burke. Alfred H. McKee. John J. Donovan. Bernard Bingham. Herbert Hebb. James R. Dooley. Edward J. Ellsey. Albert E. ~oule. John C. Farnham. Ira D. Catty. Arthur E. Farnham. Angus Cross. Charles W. Paul. Ernest Smith. William A. Barrell. Harold Holt. Edward J. McCarthy. Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott. Carl A. Thomas. George F. Lee. Myra Stillwell. Nathanlel Archer. William Gower. William Smith. 411149 268 OPFICIALS APPOINTE~ BY THE SELECT4~EN Supt. of Town Infirmary. Natron of Town Infirmary. Custodian -Tax Title Property. Auctioner-Tax Title Property. Building Inspector.. Board of Fire Engineers.' Dog Officer. Associate ~iember Board of Appeals.,~' Special Police Officers. 0tin Foster. Nora Poster. James J. ~akcr. James J. Maker. ~artin J. Lawlor. Edwin Koenig. Arthur Brodcrick. John Dolan. Sam DiNauro. George F. Cunningham. Walter Stamp, Sr. Harry Binns. John Donovan. ~alcolm Hamilton. ~ra. nk=Ho~.. Gus Nussbaum. Frank Howard. Albert Schoficld. William E. Toffy. Hugh Stewart. Joseph Walsh. Sylvcstcr Murphy. Darrell Britton. Roland Ambiehl. Archie Gouley. Philip Midgley. Alexander Ness.. Charles Zuill. Fred Salois.~ Walter Stamp,'Jr. Edward E. Towne. Johr. A. Sullivan. John T. Dolan. Gilbert E. Calvert. Thomas J. McGrail. John'Harrington. William Lafond. Raymond Broadhcad. John J. Wilcox. George E. G.ailcy. Francis Driscoll. Paul DeTcresi. John C. Farnham. Bonald E. Hilton. James Dewhirst. Thomas Hayes. John E. ~ilson. Fred Kiessling. Frank W. Lee. Rene Beaulieu. 4/ o 9 , 1 4/16/49 5/ /49, 4/14A,9 4/la/45 4/1 /49 April 26, 1949. Arthur E. Sunderland has resigned.as of this date from the Advisory Board, in his place appointed is Joseph J. ~ldowncy, 298 Sutton St. Joseph W. Lawlor, and David F. Roche, sworn in as members of Town Civil Service Reserve Police Force. -May 9, 1949. Patrick C. Cronin appointed to thc Board of Registrars. June 20, 1949 Russell F. Donnelly, Robert L. Sanborn, Charles R. McCubbin, Paul G. Dyer and Frank H. Dushame, Jr., appointed by the Board of Selectmen to the Civil Service~ Reserve Police Force on September 26, 1949, and sworn to same on October 8, 1949.