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Home My WebLink About1966-03-19WA ANT Commonwealth ct/ll assacbusctts ESSEX SS: T,o..e~her of the Constables of the Town of North Andover: GRaF. TING: In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of North Andover qualified to vote in Town Affairs, to meet in the Veteran's Auditorium of the North Andover High School on SATURDAY, THE 19th day of MARCH, 1966 aB 1:~0 P . ............ ~ ................................ ~ .............10~.% and then and there to act upon the follow- lng articles: ARTICLE 1. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by inserting, after Section thereof, the following new section: Section 4.07: Municipal buildings, designed to further the health, safety, convenience, or welfare of the Town may be stmcted and maintained within any Zoning District. Petition of the Town Counsel others. ARTICLE 2. ARTICLE S. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from unexpended balance of Article 22, of 1964 Town Meeting, (Mass. Ave., Sidewalk) the sum of $1,900.00 to install Concrete sidewalk along the west side of Main Street starting at Tavern Road going wards Chickering Road for a distance of 670 feet. Petition of Chief of Police Joseph W. Lawlor and Highway Surveyor, Nicholas F. Nieetta. To see if the Town will vote to accept Marblehead Street from Harold Street to Massachul setts Avenue. Petition of Highway Surveyor Nicholas F. Nicette. ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sut~cient sum of money to install cement posts on Route 133 to prevent trespassing on land in area of Ray's Pond. Petition of the Board of Selectmen and others. And you 'are directed to serve this warrant by posting true and attested copies thereof, at the Town 0~ce Building and at five or more public places in each voting precinct of the Town. Said copies to be posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof, fail not and make due return cf this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of said meeting. Given Under our hands at North Andover, Massachusetts, the 21st day of February in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-sic RAYMOND BROADHEAD ~ .... WILLIAM A. FINNERAN ~N .~e~ec~men et FRED P. OAKES ) orth Andover, Mass. A true copy. Attest: March 7, 1966 '~" ,~e-s'~'" ' ,~onstable I have noti£ied and wax'ned the .inhabltanBs o£ Bhe Town of NorBh Andover who are qualified to vote in Town E%eetions and Term A££airs by posBing a copy of Bhle Watt,nB aB the To~n O~fiee Building ~nd aB five or more pn~lic i~ each of the £onr voting p~'eaim ~s of Bhe ~own. Said ¢oples having been pos~ed ~o~ memo Bh~ ~i~een days nor le~s Bh~.~en daya before ~he ~ime 5orth A~over, Mass. March 7, 1966 ATTEST Total vote in each o£ four,.preclncts - 55 MODERATOR FOR 0~ YEAR A~thur .~ Thomson 46 662 John F~rrell John Shola 1 Blanks' 7 170 SELECTMAN FOR THREE YEARS -'o , J. ur e . 9 196 Eugene.A. Dunne · 1 22 Ralph E. Finck 17 541 John J. Montelrc, Jr. 5 ~6 Theodore Peters 21 1 Blanks. ~ 59 PUBLIC'WELPARE FOR THREE YEARS o ~ -. u~ke 9 191 Eugene'A. Dunne i 2~ Ra3ph E. Finck 16 531 John J; Monteiro~ Jr. k 10~ Theodore Peters 20 155, B1 auks' 5 51' TOWN TREASURER FOR O~{E YEAR , ames -~'. Maker - Blanks · TAX COLLECTOR FOR ONE James H. Dewhirst Blanks. TREE WARDEN FOR ONE YEAR 'Leo .~]..' Lafond Ruth~ %afond Blauks · HIGI~Nk~ SURVEYOR FOR 0~KE YEAR ' c o as · '~ ce: a Robert'S. Dill A. Bruce. Gourley Henry N., Gr'e en Johu,ff. Mahoney, Blanks' ASSESSSR FOR THREE YEARS. Joseph.N. Hermann Blandcs ~ . . PUBLIC ~0RKS FOR ThrEE YEARS ' th~A. ' erroux .Blanks · BOARD 'OF HEALTH FOR THREE YEARS Blanks' '- so,con ~0~9~ZT~E FOR ~H~aZ ~ARS Charles W; Trombly Jos'eph 'A. Guthrie Blahks ' PLA/9~ING BOARD FOR FIVE YEARS · Joseph G. Medolo · Blanks . HOU~ING' AUTHORITY FOR FIVE YEARS Bla.,uks 51 · 7.35 101 716 NUSE~E2 0P VOEES BY PRECINCTS ONE TWO THREE FOUR TOTAL 854 1105 966 !~68 885 805 lZ~8. 56~ 1 ! 1 220 161 220 778 25~ 199 284 922 ~ ~2 20 300 4 429 15o5 115 200 56o 5~ 66 59 222 2~ 221~ 276 92' 572 29 105 51 55 -974 85~ 15!o '5?26 1~9 lo~ 158 ~98 9~o 858 1~85 175 lo8 !83 ' 722 965 852 1290 . 5878 2 2 ll2 158 114 176 5~1~ 176 156 559 1 37 13 !7 ~7 ~5 0 52 2 50 ~ 22 43 1 2 75 79 2~8 2 .7 ~3 5 19 . ~. 56161 28 4~ ~,54~4 5?2 528 ' 62~ 609 953 250 356 257. 76 122 100 118 172 -' 46 690 87~ 805 1217 56351. 7 !~/~ 226 165 . 25! 791,~ 367 580 .48~ ~28 677 1888 2o5.o ~22~2 610 1874 56 4.89 658 .465 loo5 522 ~CATION HIGH] SCHOOL_ Blanks ATTEST: lO 318 918 812 1257 57z4 185 154 253 71o 526 276 586 1178 539 ~ 1 1. 12~ 92 ~~ March 19, 1966 Annual Adjourned Town Meeting ARTICLE 2. VOTED to refer to the Selectmen the appointment of Town Officers not required by law Sr By-Law to be otherwise chosen. ARTICLE 3- VOTED that the report be accepted. ARTICLE ~. VOTED to carry forward to fiscal 1966, the following artic~ s and appropriations: Article 38, 1963 Town Garage - Yard S~vey $929.16 " 10, " Town By-Laws 8~.80 Planning Board Expenses 95.86 Town Bui~dlng Maintenance 92.2 Land damage claims 198.95 Article 20, 19~5 Street Speed Signs . 51.20 Article l, 1963 i New Fire Dept. Ladder Truck. 26.50 " 62, 1964 - Fire Fighter Accident 1,7~.~0 " 73, 1965 New Fire Truck 27,99h.50 Civil Defense Exp~nses . 1,230.90 Article 40, 1961 Sewers A E ~92.95 " l, ~, ~, 1962 Sewers 18,079.00 " 29, 1962 - West Side Sewer 1,926.09 " 59, 1963 CaD Mablin Ave.,.& Concord Sts.-Sewers 2,~9~7 " ~6, 196~ .Chickering Road - Sewer " 44, 19~5 :"Sutton Street - Sewer 6,059.51 ~' 2. >1965 Sewer System - Mablin Ave. 2,05~;55 .." 3~ 1961 .Ch. 90 - Appleton & Salem Sts. 21~.97 ii 77, 196~ " 90 Salem Street 22, 196~ Sidewalk - Mass. Ave. 3,317.~8 " 27, 196~ Ch. 90 - Highway Construction 25,386~08 " 68, 1965 " 90 Salem & Dale Streets 3~,976.80 School L. School P. L. ~74 1~,707~02 Article 16, 1962 School Building ~Comm. 1,525.~2 North Ardover School Lunch 15,58~.~6 North Andover Ath~tlc Assoc. 2,769.89 State Aid for Libraries - Reserved for Approp. 2,727.00 Article 23, 1962 12" Wate~ Mains. ~,025.26 " 55, 1963 Salem Street ~ater Main 12,~65.98 " 1964 Chickering Road - Water .._ 9,62~.6~ TOTAL $215 ~ 145.09 ARTICLE 5- VOTED to fix the annual salaries of the elected offlcers of the' Town' effec~tive from January l, 1966. As follows: Board of Selectmen - each per annum. $~50~00 Board of Public "elfare - each per annu$. 400.00 Board of ~ssessors - each per annum 2,000.00 Board of Health - each per annum 500.00 Board of Public Works - each ~ r annum 250.00 Town Treasurer - per annum 7,550.00 ~ Tax Collector - per annum 2,~00.00 Tree Warden - per annum 400~00 Highway Surveyor - ~er annum 7,200.00 · ~ Moderator - per annum · ARTICLE~ 6. VO2ED to adopt the proposed budget as follows with corrected items: I~em 6, Assessors, Secretary ~alary should ~ead $5,020 ins~ead of $5,~0. Item 16, Custodian Tax Title should read salary $100, F~ens~s $25. Item 43, Snow Removal should read $45,000, instead of $~0,000. Item 46, Infirmary, should read Supt's Salary-S2,550, Matron $2,300. Expenses $2,650. ~.0. DEPARTMENT SAL-WAGES EXPENSES T 0 T A L 1. Selectmen: Salaries ~,~50 ~.~50.00 Clerk, Salary 4,~00 ~,~00.00 Expenses 1,478 1,478.00 2. Treasurer: Salary 7,550 7,550.00 Clerk Salary 5,220 5,220.00 Expenses 2,~89' 2,~89.00 3. Accountants :.Salary 7,~17 7,417.00 Clerk Salary 5,170 5,170.00 Expenses 1,370 1,370.00 ~. Tax Collector: Salary 2,~00 .2,400.00 Clerk Salary 5,020 5,020.00 Expenses ~,000 4,000.00 5. Tov~n Clerk: Salary 5,850 5,850.00 Expenses 625 ' 625.00 6. Assessors: Salar~es~ 6,000 6~000.00 Secretary Salary 5,020 5,020.00 Extra ~lerical ~,800 ~,800.00 ' Expenses 5,178 5,178.00 7- Elections: Registrars 1,000 i )00.00 Expenses 7,850 ~0.00 8. Town Counsel: Salary 2,500 ., Expenses 1,040 1, Adjourned Town Neeting. March 19, 1966 9-' Moderator: Salary $50 10., Advisory Bommittee: Expenses ll.. Plsmnlng Board: Salary & Wages 900 12.' Board of Apl~ als " "800 ~ Personnel Board: Expenses Appeals Board combined wltn Planning. 15.' Town Building Janitor Salary 1,560 Expenses 16.' Custodian: Tax Titles: Salary 100 Expenses ~.' Tax Titles Foreclosures-Expenses 1U .' License Commission Expenses 19.' Annual Town Meeting Expenses 20~' Police ~ept. ~hief Salary 8,5~5 Four Sergeants 29,110 Patrolmen 89,500 " Reserve Police 9,000 Holiday Pay Longevity Pay 1,000 Overtime & Elections 2,000~ Beach Police 800 Expenses 20A Heeper of Lookup 250 20B School Urossing Guards Salaries 6,500 Expenses 21~ Fire Department: Chief Salary 8,545 .... ~...... Lieutenants - 28,760.. '~ Regulars 99,506 · Emglneers 1,700 ~- Call and spare men 12,95~ Vacations ~ Expenses '- .., .Longevity 910 22.-.. Forest Fire Expense~ '2~'-":"F0rest'~ire~arden Salary 250 ..':24~'.0fficer SalarY Dog Officer 525 )e~ses nsc Director Salary 750 ' ~ ,Expense s . .. .... ~g Inspector: Salary 2,100 ..... ~ '~ ~ ':, $' ~1~Clerk Wages 450 ... -':'!~Ass~.'Building Inspector 100 5 .~,,,-.~,..~.1., Expenses ':~':'2~.~.<:"Wirlng Inspector: Salary 1,200 _. '--",." .: Expenses- 27b Gas. Inspector: Salary 500 "~,'.- ,'~- ~Expenses- ~.28.. Sealer cf Wghts-Measures Salar~ 750 '~ '- ;~ .. Expenses 29~2:'Imsect Pest Control. Supts Salary ,~,590 -'~-~,~-'%Labor-Wages 4,948 ,~-'., - ~." Expenses .~0-~:l..poison',Ive Control. Labor-Wages 526 ~1~..::~Expenses D~tch"Elm Disease Labor-Wages 7,269 .... · ....',,,.'Expenses ~2.t,B,rush Cutting Labor-Wages 1;050 .' ...... Expenses 5~..:.Town, Forest: .Labor-Wa~es ~50. ~4-- Tree/Warden Supt's~~ ,, Salary 600 .-~ Labor-Wages 1~,757 · .. Expenses · 5~'/S~eet Lightlug - Expenses 5~'.Bo~d~6f Health Salaries ~ 9oo . Nurse Salary ~,290 Physicians Salary 950 ExtraClerical 500 Expenses Longevity 100 ~7. Refuse Disposal Labor-Wages ~8,8~6. . Expenses Longevity 167 ~8'~ Garbage Disposal - Contract ~9. Sewer Mntnce &.Cons,t. Adm. Sal. .~,000 Labor - Wages 12,000 Expenses ~25 nmgnway surveyor Salary 7,200 ~2. Streets.Gen,1 Nntnce. Clerk Sal. Labor Wages Expenses Longevity 1 $250 1,000 5,800 25 65 2OO ~,545 1~,~62 8OO 10,720 t,000 612 2,400 45o 4oo 15o 15o 2,~5 5oo 1,lOG lOO E4,215 6,065. -8,~5 ~,500 12,600 9,500 )5,5oo $So.oo 250.00 ~00.00 00.00 1~000.00 ~;~6o.oo 800.00 100.00 25.oo 65.oo 200.00 ,5, 5.oo ,5~5.oo 29,110.O0 89,5o0.oo 9-,.ooo.oo k, 8~o.oo 1,000.00 2,000.00 800.00 .' - 14, ~62.oo 250.00 6,~oo.00 800.00-: 8,545 .~oo :' 28,:760 .'00. .99,5 6..oo. ,, ' 1,7001OOTS[ 1.~, 93~.oo':,':~. 4,9~4,00: ,' 10,720 J00~:,~ 91o.oo,. '., '1, 000.00 ~25 '612.'00 2 2, 100 ,'OC 1 O0 .'OOD '1510 e'0 0 75 , ~ .15o,~,00~: .... ! 6; ~o.'00~ k, 2~ ~5. oo'.:: 52~.00:' ~00.00 · 7,269.00 1, 1~ o5o.o~o ~5o.oo 00.00: ~ 1~.,.757,00':V .%,1%5.oo' ~6,065.00'.-: 900.00:; '6,290.00 "'. .95o.oo.'! .500.00 8,g~5.oo -.100.00 ~8,8~6.oo ~,500.00 ~- ~67.00 12,600o00 ~,000,00 12,000.00 9,500.00 ~25.oo. 7,200.00 55,500.00 Snc~ Removal Costs Board of Public Welfare-Salaries 1,200 Welfare Adm. Expenses & Salaries Infirmary: Supt' s Salary 2,550 Matrons " 2,300 Expenses ~ Total Welfare Grants: 44 ~ Veterans Benefit Salary Agent 2,50~0 Clerk Salary 350 Expen se s Cash Grants 49.. School Department: Salaries Expert se s Out of State Travel 50.. Stevens Mem,1 Library. Read Lib. 7,720 Ass, ts & Janitor 27,~16 Expense S 51.i Playground s, Beach. Sup' ts Sal. 520 .... Labor-Guards-Caretaker Expenses 52-i Recreational Council Salaries 3,580 Expenses 53.. Parks-triangles-burying grounds Suptt s Salary . 230 Lab or -Wage s 4, 755 Expense s 54.1 School Grounds' Labor-Wages 55 -i 56.. Adjourned Town Meeting, March 19, 61.' 867,185 1966 45,ooo 4,000 2,650 8%000 15o 23,525 171,327 775 7,233 4,700 2,500 65o 11,650 Expenses 5,500 Essex ~our~ty"Retirement Board 86,328 Board df Public Works-Salaries · ~o~gevity 1, O0 13,4oo 57-. water M'ntnce-Cons't.Labor.WagesAdm. Salaries 46,000 Expenses ~7,000 8.' Contingent Fund 3,000 9~ American Legion. Rental of~uarters 600 V.F.W. 2104 " " 600 Veteran's Day 350 Memorial Day 550 Insurance 32,500 Group Insurance 32~172 · ' Communit~y Center-Discontinued .' ~Graves ~egistration 450 Industrial Comm. Expenses 200 Lahd Damage claims . 5,000 Grt. Lawrence Reg. Voc. School. ~5,808 Ira D. Catty Pension 2,500 ~l.'-0dt of State Travel 1,733 ~2.'~Conservation Commission 100 Redeeming School Bonds 160,000 Interest on School Bonds 56,0~0. Redeeming Water Main Notes 5,~00 Interest on Water Main Notes ~00 Redeeming Sewer Bonds 30,000 Interest on Sewer Bonds 4,155 Redeeming Water Bonds 35,000 Interest on water bonds 6,590 Redeeming Sewer no~es 10,000 Interest on sewer notes 1,295 Discount on Notes 11,250 Interest on Fire Equipment 345- Redeeming Fire Equipment Notes ~00~ 1966 BUDGET TOTALS $1,562,108 $1,130,7~5 45,000.00 1,200.00 4,000.'00 2,550.00 2,300.00 _2,650.00 ~9,ooo.ioo 2,500.00 ..... 360.00 15o.'oo 23,525.00 867,155.00 171,327J00 775.'00 7,720.b0 27,216.00 ..... 7,233.00 520.00 .,.1~,000.00 ~,700.00 3,580.00 2,500.00 ~' 230.00 ,755.oo 650.~00 11,650.00 &5oo.oo 328.00 750.00 1,600.00 13,4oo.oo ~6,ooo.oo ~7,000..00 3,000.00 6oo.'oo 6oo.bo 35o.Do 550.00 32,500.00 32,172.00 450.00 200.D0 ~,000.00 '""'k ,808.00 .. 2,500.00 1,733.00 100.00 160,000.00 56,o3o.oo.~ 5,000.00 400.00 3p,O00.O0 k,155.00 35,000.00 ..6,59o.oo 10,000.00 1,295.00 11,250.00 3~5.oo ~000.00 .2,692,873.00 .ARTICLES TO BE RAISED AND APPROPRIATED 1966 ANNUAL TOWN M~TING 9A. 4th July Celebration $1,~00 9B. Christmas decorative lighting ~00 21. Machine Accounting System 6,900 32. Greater Lawrence Guidance Center 1,696 35. School Bldg. Comm. Franklin School. 7,500 ~ Repairing oldstone culverts 500 Maintaining disposal .site. 500 ~ Replacing street signs 500 ~ Repairing-oiling any streets 30,000 ~ Replacing guard rails 1,000 · ~ Chap. 90. Any street in Town 2,000 ~ " 90. Salem, Dale & Johnson Sts. 10,000 Replacing frames - grates 1,500 43. Two catch basins. Sutton St. Wood-Wright Ave. 1,500 · .~_. Repairing concrete sidewalks . 1,000 ·~' Surfacedrain, Baldwin-Francis Sts. 1,500 Adjourned Annual Town Meeting, March 19, 1966 48. Highway Dept. Equipment. $25,000 50. Rental of Street Sweeper 5,850 51. New motor-repair street grader 5,500 58. Chain link fence- Aplin Playground 700 ~ Hot-topping basketball court. Aplin Plgrnd 900 ~ Diesel engine for South Pumping Station. 6~000 63. 4 wheel drive front end loader l~,000 68A-75-75-76.Hemlock, Summer, Poplar, Beach. 708.76 Bradford-Booth-Innis. Water System. 72. West Side Sewer 5,000 6~. Permanent pavement over road excavations 5,000 ?~. Renewing water services, frames -covers 4,000 !~i Wate~ maln system extensions 1,600 New ambulance 6,900 Addition to fire alarm system 15,000 ~: TWO new police~ars 4,400 Two new police officers 6,600 90. Personnel Board "Custodial Worker" 260 91. " " "Fifteen years" 925 92. " "Motor Eqpt. Mntnce. Fire Dept." 100 ~: " "Clerical ~roups" 1,200 " - " " .Part-time. 1,000 95. " " " "Library 400 ~ Stabilization Fund. 10,000 ~ Reserve'Fund 9~180.~? $192,620.15 TOTAL MOUNT TO BE RAISED AND APPROPRIATED ARTICLES OF TRANSFER 1~66 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING. ART. 28. VOTED for highway projects having the approval of State Dept. of P.W., from frunds received or to be received under the provisions ~ Chapter 679 of the Acts of 1965. $18,000.00 ART. ~4- VOTED to transfer from account State Aid for Libraries to the Library expense account to be added to 1966 Exp. Acct. $2,?2?.00 ART. 40. VOTED to transfer from unappmopriated available funds to Chapter 90. "Any Streets.. in Town." $1,000.00 ~0~' ~l. VOTED to transfer from unappropriated available funds to Chapter "Salem-Johnson-Dale Streets. $50,000.00 ART. 66, 67 & 68. VO~ED to transfer from Articles 40A-40P of 1961 Annual Town Meeting. $492.95 and VO~ED to ~ransfer from Articles 1 and 5 of the Special Town Meeting of $12,5o7.o5 ART. 68A, 75,75 & 76. VOTED to transfer from Article 25 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1962. $4,025.26 and VOTED to transfer from Article 55 of the Annual Town Meeting of 196~. $12,765.98 ART. 70. VOTED to accept from the Wil-Mac Realty Co., or its nominee the sum of $2,100.00 for Sewer System on Dufton Court. to be received by Town Treasurer, prior to July l, 1966. ART. ~1. VOTED to accep~ from the DeMoulas Realty Trust, or its nominee the sum of $15,000.00 for West Side Trunk Sewer. to be received ty the Town Treasurer, prior to July l, 1966. ART. 98. VOTED to transfer from the Overlay Reserve Fund to the Remerve Fund. $819.65. ART. 99. VOTED to take the sum of $145,000.00 from available funds to reduce the tax rate. SUMMARY ~0UNT TO BE RAISED & APPROPRIATED FOR 1966 BUDGET $2,692,875.00 " " " "ARTICLES 1~2~620.1~ T 0 T A L $2,885,~9~.15 ART. 99. FROM AVAILABLE FUND TO REDUCE TAX RATE. 145~000.00 TOTAL A~0UNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION. $2,740,495.15 ARTICLE 2, of Special Town Meeting following the Annual Town Meeting of March 19, 1966 it was VOTED to transfer from unexpended balauc e of Article 22, of the 1964 TownMeeting, (Mass Ave., Sidewalk) the sum of $1,900.00 ~o install a bituminous concrete sidewalk along the West slds of Main Street starting at Tavern Road going towards Chickering Road for a distance of 670 feet. Certified to bs a true copy: %~~ .~ ATTEST: ~.J~/J. L~S.~ TOWN CLERK. ARTICLE 85. VOTED to take the.sum of $1,665 from Article 75 of the 1965 Annual Tov~ Meeting for new Fire Dept Ambulance. Adjourned ~own. Meeting of March 19, 1966 ~. ARTICLE 7. VOTED unanlmousely to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the n~~ approval of the Selectmen to borrow money from time to time in antici~atio of the .revenue of the financial years beginning Jauuary 1, 1966, and ~January, 1, 1967, in accordance with ~rovisions of General Laws, Chapter ~, Section 4, and to renew note or notes ~s may ~ given for a period of ~e ss than one year in accordance with the ~r ovislons general Laws, Chapter 44, Section 17. ARTICLE 8. No reports. ARTICLE 9. VOTED to ado~ the article and to f ix the comRe~nsation c~ the Bm rd of Health Physician at $9~0, effectivefrom January 1, 1966. ' ARTICI~E~ 9A. VOTED to adopt the article. .ARTICLE 9B. VOTED to adopt the article. ARTICLE 10. VOTED to am~end $.e ti 'f'o e r from all of the words I'ollowl g The vote was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE ll. VOTED to amend Section 4.45 of ~he Zoning By-Law by adding at the end thereof the following phrases: "or business office bui21 Lugs. The vote was unanimous and so dec~ared. ARTICLE 12. VOTED To amend Section 6~61 of its Zoning By-Law, relating to -sized lots, byadding at the end thereof the following clause: "and further provided that there shall be a lot area of at least 5,500 square feet for each dwelling unit in any multiple-dwellin structure hereinafter erected upon any such lot. The vote was AFFIRMATIVE 219. NEGATIVE 18. 2/~ majority. ARTICLE 15. Article defeated. AFFIRMATIVE i802 NEGATIVE 101 ARTICLE l~. Stricken fromthe warrant. ARTICLE 15. VOTED To amen~ Section 5.84 of the Zoning By-Lawby ad~ing thereto~ the following title. "INDUSTRIAL "L" DISTRICT". Vo~e was unanimous.-, ARTICLE 16. VOTED to amend Section ~.85 of the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following title. "INDUSTRIAL "L". DISTRICT". Vote was unanimous ARTICLE 17. VOTED to amend the ~oning' B~,-,L, aw by adding thereto the follOWing 'i new section-:~ Section 5.86 "Industrial "L District, as described in Article.'' the vote was: AFFIRMATIVE ~65. NEGATIVE l~. A two-thirds majority. ARTICLE? iS J VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the. following new s~tion: Section ~.77 (15) as described in. the article. Unanimous vote. · ARTICLE 19..VOTED'to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto th~ following i ~ new. Section. Section 5.57 as described in the article. The vote was: AFFIRMATIVE 295. NEGATIVE 49. A two-thirds majority. ARTICLE 20. VOTED to adopt the article. Unanimous vote. ARTICLE 22. Stricken from the Warrant. ARTICLE 2~. VOTED to adopt ~he article. ARTI~ 25. VOTED to adopt the article. ARTICLE 24. Stricken from the Warrant, ARTICLE 25. VOTED to reject the article. ARTICLE 2~A. VOTED to adopt the article. ARTICLE 25B. VOTED tb'~ a~op$ the article. ARTI6LE 26. VOTED to adopt the article. ARTICLE 27. VOTED TO ADOPT thearticle~ Unanimous vote. ARTICLE' 28..V0TED to appropriate, for hiEhWay projects having the Approval of the Stata Department of Public Works, $1~,000 from funcls received or to be re-.~ ceived under the ~r ovislons of Chapter~ 679 of the Acts of 1965, expenditures therefrom to be made by the Highway S~veyor, with the prior approval of the Eelsotmen. ARTICLE 29. ¥OTED to reject. ARTICLE 50. VOTED to reject. ARTICLE 51. Stricken from the warrant. ~ARTICLE ~2. VOTED to ad,pt the ARTICLE Voted to adopt and ARTICLE 55. VOTED to raise and of the article. ARTICLE 56. VC~ED to raise and of the artlcle. 'ARTICLE 57. VOTED to raise and of the article. ARTICLE 58. VOTED to raise and of' the Article. ARTICLE 59. VGTED to raise and of this'article. article · attic te. transfer. appropriate the sum of $500, for the purposes appropriate the sum of $500, for the purposes appropriate the appropriate the appropriate the sum of $500', for the purposes sum of $50,000, for the purpcs es sum ~f $1,000 l~or the purposes ~/~ Annual Adjourned Town Meeting, March 19, 1966 ERTICLE 40. VOTED rD raise and appropriate the sum c~ $2,000, to be.eD ended under the direction of the Highway Surveyor for the purpce e of maintaining any street in Town, under Chapter 90 of the General Laws, 'and, in addition, that ' the sum of $1,000, be transferred from unappropriated available funds to meet the States share of the cost of such work, the reimbursement from the State to be restored, upon its receipt, to unappropriated available funds in the Town treasury. ARTICLE 41. VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $i0,000, to be expended under the direction of the Highway Surveyor for the purpcse of meeting the Tcwns . share of the costs of Chapter 90 highway construction of Salem Street, Dale Street and Johnson Street and that the sum of $50,000, betransferred fron appropria ted avallablefunds to mm et the State and County Shares of such costs, the re-imbursement from the State and County to be restored, upon ~heir receipt, to unappropriated available funds in the Town Treasury. to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500, for the purp~z e to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500, for the purpose ARTIO ,E VO ED of t he article. ARTICLE 45. VOTED of the article. ARTICLE ~. VG2ED of the article. ARTICLE 45. V ED 46. VOTED ARTICm 47- V ED of~ the article. to raise Smd appropriate the t6 EJECT the article. to REJECT the article. tot aise and appropriate the sum of $1,000, for the purpcs es sum of $1,500, for the purposes ARTICLE 48. VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum .of $25,000, to be expended under the direction of the Highway Surveyor for the following specific purpose- urchase-two Sand Spreaders and one truck chasis-$8.000; one Air Compressor- 5,000; one Sidewalk Plow-$5,~00; one Pickup Truck-e2,100; one Dump Truck- ~,000; and the repair of one Disposal Truck- $1,500. ARTICLE ~9..VOTED to REJECT the article. .ARTIC~ 50. VOTED to ADOPT the article, raise and appropriate ARTICLE 51. VOTED to ADOPT the ar~ticle, raise and appropriate $5,500. ARTICLE 52. VOTED to establish Martin Avenue for a distance of ~10 feet, more less, from its ~erminus at Meadow Lane, as a Town Way,~by accepting the ~electmen' layout of the same, as heretofore filed with the Town Clerk. ARTICLE 55- VOTED ~o establish Brentwood Drive and Timber Lane. as.-Town~Ways, by accepting the Selectmen~s Laying out of the. same, as heretofore filed with the Town Clerk. ARTICLE 54. VOTED to strike from the Warrant. 55- VOTED to ADOPT the article. 56. VOTED to ADOPT the article, 57. VOTED to ADOPT the article, 58. VOTED to ADOPT the article, ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE. ARTICLE 59. VOTED to ADOPT the article, 60. VOTED to REJECT the article. 61. VOTED ~o REJECT the article. 62. VOTED to ADOPT the article, raise and 65. Unanimous vo~e. Unanimous vo=e. Unanimous vote. raise and appropriate $700.~ raise and appropriate $900. VOTED to ADOPT the article, raise and appropriate $14,000. ARTICLE 64. VOTED to REJECT the article. ARTICLE 65. VOTED: Subject tothe proviso hereinafter set out, to appropriate $~00,000, to be_expended under the direction of the Board of Public 'Works~ to develo~ a well field at or near the Lawrence Airport Site, for wells, pumping station equipment and for layirg water nains of not ~ ss than six inches but less than sixteen inches in diameter to connect such well-field with the Holt Road water m~in, and to acquire, by any~sans, including the exerc£se of the power of eminent domain, all lands andeasements necessary thereto;'and the Treasurer is hereby authorized, with the prior approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said sum, issuing bonds or notes of the Town therefor, which, shall be payable within 15 years from ~ heir dates all in accordance with ~he governing provisions of law; and said Board is hereby authorized to ace in be'half of the T~ n in obtaining matching or contributory fund% 'applicaB~e ~o' the costs~'of said development, under the provisions of the Housing and Urvan Development Act of 1965, or any other governing statu~e or regulation, from the~ United States or any of its agencies, any such grant to be applied to the cost of sa~d development and the amount of the borrowing above authorized to b e reduced correspondingly. PROVIDED, H0~EVER,~ that no part of said appropr~tlon shall ~e expended for the purposes of this article until and unless said Board shall be satisfied that 50% of the flnal eligible costs will be availablefrom the United States o~ any of its agencies. The vote: AFFIRMATIVE 511. NEGATIVE 25. a 2/5 .majority. ap~r opri~ te $6,000. ' ART~ICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE Annual Adjourned Town Meeting March 19, 1966. J/~"~ ARTICLES 66,~67 & 68. VOTED to appropriate $15,000, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works, to extend the Tovrn sewerage system as .~roposed by Articles 66, 67 and 68 of the 1966 Annual Town Meeting Warrant, 492.95 of.said amount to be transferred for these pumposes from the balance on hand from the borrowing authorized by the Town under Articles 40-40F, in- clusive, of the Warrant far the 1961 Annual Town Meeting, and the remaining $12,507.05 to be transferred from the balance on hand from the borrowing authorized under. Articles 1 and 5 of the Warrant for the Special Town Meeting of May 14, 1962, Provided, that the usual assessments be ~ade pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 580 of the Acts of 1906. The v6te was unanimous and so dec]ard. ARTICLE 68A. See'Article 75- ARTICLE 69, VOTED to ADOPT the article and raise & appropriate $5,000 ARTICLE 70.' VOTED to accept said sum, provided that it be paid to the Town before July 1, 1966. · ARTICLE 71..VOTED to acceptsaid sum, provided that it~be paid to the Town before July 1, 1966. ARTICLE 72. VOTED to appropriate $185,000, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Public Works, to extend the Nest Side Sewer System on Waverly Road and Turnpike Street, to meet which appropriation $5,000 shall be raised by taxation, and the Treasurer is hereby a~ut_horized, with the prior approval of the Selectmen, to borrow the remaining $1~0,000, issuing bonds or nc~es of the. Town therefor which shall be payable within 50 years from thelr.da~es, all in accordance with the governing provisions of law; and said Board is hereby authorized to act in behalf of the Town in attempting to obtain matching or contributory funds, applicable to the costs of s aid extension, under the pro- visions'of the Housing .and Urban Development Act of 1965, or any other govern6 ing statute or regulation, from the United States or any of its agencies, .any such grant, if and when received, to be applied'to the costs of said extension and the amount of the borrowing above authorized to be reduced cortes Provided, that the usual assessments be made pursuant to the ~r ovisions of U5'~'~580 of the Acts of 1906. VOTE: AFFIRMATIVE 571 NEGATIVE ll. ARTICLE ?5- ARTICLES 68A, 75, 75, & 76. VOTED to AD0~T said Articles, and to appropriate $58,500, to be expended under the direction of the Board of PublicL Works for their purpcs, es, and that to meet this appropriation $708.76 be by taxation, $4,025.26 be transferred from the balance on hand from the lng~authorized by the Town under Article 25 of the Warrant for the 1962 Annual Town Meeting, $12,765.98 be transferred from the balance on hand from the tr~usfer' of funds authorized by the TOE under Article 55 of the Warrant for the '1965Annual Town Meeting, and that the Treasurer is hereby authorized, with the prior approval of the Selectmen, to borrow the remaining $21,000,. issuing bonds or notes of the Tova~ therefor, which shall be lmyable within .15~ years from their dates, all in accordance with the governing' provisions of~ law, Except that no work is to be done on Booth & Innis Streets until the Highway Surveyor notifies the Board of Public Works that arrangements have been nade for the Street Construction of Booth Street and Innis Street. The vote was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 74. Stricken from the warrant. ARTICLE 75 & 76. See Article 75- -- .ARTICLE 77. VOTED to accept said sum provided that it be paid tc the Town before July l, 1966. ARTICLE 78. VOTED to ADOPT the article and raise & appropriate $4,000. '~ 79. VOTED to ADOPT the article and raise & appropr~a te $1,600. 80. Article defeated. AFFIRMATIVE 220 'NEGATIVE lB1. No 2/5 vote. 81: Stricken from the warrant. ARTICLE82. Stricken from the warrant. ARTICLE85. Stricken from the warrant. ARTICLE84. Stricken from the warrant. ARTICLE 85. VOTED to ADOPT the article; raise and approp~ri.ate the sum of '$6,900 and to take the sum of $1,665 from Article 75 of the 1965 Town Meeting. ARTICLE 86. VOTED to ADOPT the article, raise & appropriate $15,000, ARTICLE 87. VOTED to ADOPT the article, raise & appropr~a te $4,~00, ARTICLE 88. V0~ED to ADOPT the a~ticle, raise & appropriate $6,600, ARTICLE 89. VOTED to emand Section ]2 of the Personnel By-Law by striking therefrom paragraph (B) and inserting in p]a ce thereof the following new paragraph: (B) An employee will become eligible for longevity increments on the 10th, 15th, 20th and 25th anniversary dates of his original employment; and the increment to which he shall be entitled for the then current fiscal. year will be determined by pro-rating the annual increment or the irn tease therein by the remaining months including the anniversary month in the year.' 90. ARTICLE 91. ARTICLE 92. ARTICLE 93. ARTICLE 94. ARTICLE 95. the article ARTICLE 96. ARTICLE. ARTICLE $819.63 Annual Adjourned Town Neeting Narch 19, 1966. VOTED to ADOPT the article, VOTED to ADOPT the article, VOTED to ADOPT the article, VOTED to ADOPT the article, VOTED to ADOPT the ar~icle, raise & appropr~ te $260.00. raise & appropriate $925.00. raise & appropriate $100.00 raise & appropriate $1,200.00 raise ~ appropriate $1,000.00 VOTED to ADOPT the amendments to the Personnel By-Laws prop~ ed by and to raise & appropriate $~00, for their implementation. VOTED TO REJECT the article. 97- VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to raise & Appropriate the sum of tlC,000.00 98. VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $9,180.37 and to take from the 0very Reserve Fund for the Reserve Fund. ARTICLE 99. VOTED to take the sum of $1~5,000, from available funds To reduce' the tax rate. A vote c~ thanks was made by Mr. William Dully to ~ he Advisory Beard and the Moderator and all others for an excellent Job done on the n~etlng. 548 duly registered voters were checked by the Board of Registrars ~Meeting adjourned at 6:05 P.M. ' SPECIAL T0~fN MEETING At the Special 'Town Meeting immediately following the adjournment, of the Annual Town Meeting the following was voted: ARTICLE 1. Stricken from The Warrant. ARTICLE 2. VOTED to ADOPT the article, the funds t.o expended u~der the direction ARTICLE 5. VOTED'to establish Marblehead S~reet, from Harold Street 't0'iMass ., as a Town Ws~, in accordance with the vote of the Selecfcmen, ~ar 7;~19~6. ~'~'ARTIcLE ~. Stricken from the Warrant. · Meetlng'adJounred at 6:10 P.M. A true copy: ATTEST~~. . ' ' WARRANT C 0MMO~---~SACHUSETTS ESSEX SS: ~GREETiNG:TO eigher of the Constables~o~,h, ~ Town of North And0ver: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereb~,.~required to notify and' warn the inhabitants of said Town who' are qualified to vote in'Primaries ~tO meet inBradstreet School AuditOrium.in Precinct One; St~ Michaela~,Seh001. ,~Auditorium in Precinct Two; the Thomson School Auditorium in PrecinCt'.Three ~,.an'd the Kittredge School Auditorium in Precinct TUESDAY, TEE THIRTEENTH DAT OF SEPTEMBER 1966. · seven (7) o'clock A.M., for the following purposes: To bring in their votes for the Nomizmtion of Candidates of Political. Parties following offices: Senator in Congress for this Commoz~ealth, Governor, iLie~tenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of The Commonwealth, Treasurer and Receiver-General and Auditor of~the'Commonwealth for this Commonwea~.h. - ~u " , ,~ nator zor ~he 4th Senatorial .District. Three ~epresentatlv~s in General Court fo~ 12th Essex Representative D~strict District ~t°~ney for Eastern Essex District. Regis~er of Protate and Insolvency~for Essex County, County Commissioner (1) fo~ Essex County. and' County Treasurer~for Essex County. The polls will be open from 7:00 A.M., to 7:00 P.M. · '. ~,Hereof. f,ail not and makeret~rn of this warran~ with your doings thereon at the =zme ran= place of said meeting to the Town, Clerk.. Given under our hands this first day of September A,D. 1966, FRED P. 0AEES, WILLIAM A, PINNERAN, RALPH E. FINCK Selectmen of No~ Andover..,, Mass. copy: attest; Augustine J. Walsh, Cons table. ~ :~ 'North Andover, Mass. September 2, 1966. '~ ' ' OFFICER ~ S RETURN I have notified .and warned t~-~-~'~f the Town of North Andovez qualified to vqte in the State Primaries September 13~ 1966 true and attested copies of this Warrant at the Town Office ~Building and 'a~~ five or more public places in each of the four precincts of the Town.. copies having been posted not more than fifJ~en days ?~r.less_ than NuNBER ~ STATE PRINARIES RESULTS TUESDAY, SE~TE}~.R 15~ ~966' ~ FOUR TOTAL RZE P lIB L,I C A N S .SENATOR ~N CONGRESS ' - ~, '-'-: ~--- BLANKS GOVERNOR ~. McCORMACK, JR. 169 185. KENNETH P. 0' DONNELL 167 171 Blanks 15 12 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JOSEPH E. McGUIRE 192 215 ~:~BERT L. CONNOLLY 128 Blanks ~ ATT ORNE"/ GENERAL · '--- ~ B-- '-~'TI 201 197 ROBERT J. DeGIACOMO 70 ~OS TER FURCOLO ~ 70 Blanks 22 SECP~ETARY ~¥£~ H. WHITE 294 518 Blanks 57 50 TREASURER Blanks 55 AUDITOR TEI'~S BUCZK0 205 217 JAMES H. EELLY 116 122 Blanks 50 29 CONGRESSMAN Blanks 75 C 0UNCILLOR TEUE~g--J~-ZA~ ' 276 298 Blanks 75 70 ~. RURAK 292 520 Blanks REPRESENTATIVES IN G~..N~AL COURT MICHAEL J. CLIPFORD 156 180 JOHN m. FOLEY · PETER F. GRAHAM 75 105 JA~ES P. HURRELL 501 28.5 'AUGUSTINE J. WALSH ~ 15_8 ~156,~, Blanks " 264 .. DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN P.S. BUREE -~. 298 524 Blanks '" 55 ' ~'is~ oF PR0~A~E AND ZNS0LV~NC~ JOItN..J-,--C 0STELLO 5~ 299 PHILIP W. SWEENEY, JR. 47 Blanks 19 22 COUNTY COMMISSIONER '07 Blanks' 62 CbUNTY TREASURER ~ 87. J~w~S J. MclNNIS 259 Blanks . 25 29 REPUBLICANS SE~ATOR IN CONGRESS J~A~D W. BROOKE 80 150 Blanks 15 52 GOVERNOR ~OHN:A., VOLPE 80 155 LIEUTENANT ,GOVERNOR FRANCIS W. SARGENT ATTORNEY GENERAL -' ~ ' '. '~ ~:'DSON Blanks SECRETARY Blanks TREASURER JOSEPH E. FERNANDES Blanks AUDIT(R ~. BUC~T~ Blanks 15 27 80 15~ 82 156. ll 26 2O8 52 208 281 187 7o '86 24o ~8 116 9 19 1~8 17 212 2O5 229 ~.0 78 56o 70 79 55.5 ?5. 97 100 70 ?b ~71 2o4 2O2 45. 212 765 681 5.9 82 128o 895. 475 3.3.82 1216 287 127k .229 766 1281 2~ ~258 1228 555 ll2 600 605 CONGRESSMAN Blanks COUNCILLOR ~'~--~OHNSON FRANK SILCIO EDWARD DIXON Blanks SENATOR ~¢K E. MALCOLM Blanks REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT ARTHUR WILLZANS THEODORE O. BURTT JOSEPH F. DEVANEY FRANE $. GILES '. WILLIAM STEWART Blanks" DISTRf0T ATTORNEY REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY Blanks COUNTY. CONg~ISSIONEK ,Bans . . . COU~ TREASURER Blanks t:zme' copy: ATTEST: 82 161 132 218 2 9O 1 178 t~5 236 - 7~ 151 128'~ ! 31 17. 66 1~.0 98 174 27 28 31' ' 37 '76 lO6 151 182 lk5 2b~7 667 i82 ~5' Town Clerk. 667 190 ~ 57 ~7