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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-06-19 26 SPECZAL :mETZ , G JU E 19, 1967. ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town wlllvote to amend its Zoning By-Law by ohangizg from Village Hesidence District to General ~si~ ss District the follwolng described parcel of land: Beginning a~ thc n~thc , ~sc~ibed ~emlses at the Inte~scctlo~ ~ N .... ~te~y 9orne~ of the within o~rce$ thence tu~nln~ and ~ ~B =~, $~9,~use=~s Avenue with D h nc~nln~ ~nd r~n~ N ~ ~ ~ ~ w oy Danwrs S~r~ 6 fee · 72 fce~: thence _~ 57 0~ 24 W by ~nd of Chas ~, .... 5 _ t, ..... turning and r~n~ N ~o =~ ~ ~. ~ ~ _ D. ~e, ~c. u~ ~mssacnusetts feet' t ~ ~ -- ~ ~o ~ oy ~nd of the Corn , .~. n ..... 9 , he.~e turning and r~ni ~ w o=o ._ ~ monwealth 2~ ~onweaz~n of ~ssachusetts 81.6q · n°_~ ~y i~ 2~" E by land of uu', ~$" E by Massachusetts Avenue q f~,feet~_~co turni~ and r~ni~ S ~70 .... ~z~on of the Se~ctmen. ~TIC~ ~sT gi~ t_~wT~r~la ~ ~ endM~ that there shall be not more than twelve dwell~g ~Its per struct~. P or group dwell~gs, of Class C or Ulass D, or eighteen dwelling ~its of Class A and Class B. And also to amend Section ~-75 of the By-Law, sub paragraph (c) to read: There shall be a lot area for each dwelling ~it in m~tiple dwell~g struct- ures, in addition to the lot area, if any, required for other permitted uses as follows: Class A, Studio Units, not exceed~ two f Class B g ~ctional r , One ~egroom Unit, not exceed .__ oom~, 1500 square feet. ~ass ~, Two ~ecroom Unit. not e .... ~ ~hree_f~c~ionaz rooms, 2000 s ee ~zas~ D, for each f~ctional r~ ~- _~.~ur ~tlonal rooms, O0 s ~equzrements. .~..~ _~ Z~ ~- ~=z~zon to I'our add 20 ~5 q ~eet. Pe~,~ ~A ~ne ooar~ cz' Appeals. 00 square fe~t ARTIC~ g.. To see if the To.~m will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by strik~g therefrom Section 6.61 thereof, or to amend said Section by. speclf~ng a mini- mum Pemitted lot area, or by changing the presentl~equired yard space re-; quirem~n~s, or both, or by mak~g ~y other change ~ said Section, 'which has to do with the use of sub-standard sized lots, ~d which presently reads as follows: "6.61. The residential lot areas and lot widths above required ~der Section 6.3 shall not apply in any residence district to any lot of less area less width than above required if such lo~ be not adJo~.cd bY other ~and of the same owner, *ac~t, ~d available for combination with or use ~ connection with such lot, provided tha't the appllc~t f~ a build lot shall show by citations from th- TM ........ lng permit on ~ or attached to such a~lfcation thmt ~,~ - -~ ~stPy Of De,ds ~ ~recorded by pi~ or d~ed prior to th~ ~f~ectiw dat~ of said Section 6.~, and . -- ..... = was iaw uliz laid' OUt an~-~ ~ovlded that on such a lot there s~ii bo o~n =d not built upon a front Yard and a rear yard each not M ss th~ 20 feet deep, and two side yards, each not M ss th~ 12 feet wide." Petition o~ t~ iiding ispect~. 5; Zo w!ii vot to =aiz and appropriate the s~ of $2,500 to be used for the forthcoming Primary ~d EM in the Office of RePresentative in General Co~t for etlon to ~iii the vac~oy the Twelfth Essex District. Petition of 'the Tram Oi=rk an~ 'the Board of ~t'egistrars of V~ ers. ~TZC~ 6. To see i~ the To~ wIii vote to raise ap opriate 3he of $8,0o0 sidewalk construction on the westerly side of Chicker~g Road, Route 125, from Peters Street to Main Street, with the cooperation of the State Department of ubilo Works.. Petition ~ the Selectmen. ~TIC~ Petition of the Se~ c~en. Shlel=. proposal for To= Employees.TM of ~TIC~ 8. To see if the To,~ will vote to amend Section 6 of its Building By-Law by ad~ng at the end ~e follo~ng sentence: Noth~g in this or other section of this By-Law s~ll be taken to require ~he issuance of permits for the construction of ~icipally O~ed buildings or other struc~res. Petition of the Selectmen. ~TICLE~9..~ To see IF the Town will vote to ' existing~Pr°visions of the To~,s by-laws, ~ovide that n~ , ~w~ns=andlng any ces~ary ~for the constructio~ of-the add,tier to the Fr~klin School author~e~ no buildl~ permits s~ll be ne- ~der Ar.ticle 19 of the ~'arrant for the 1967 Annual To~ Meet~g. Peti~ion ~ ~he Se~ ctmen. ~T~C~ ~0. To see if the Town will vote to amend Article ZZI of i~s By-Law~ ~y adding the following new section: SECTION : acc~u~s~e, keep, store, pa~ ~ce 9 No erso General ~emises O~ed by ~m ~ .... ~,P~ , repair,de oslt ~ .... ~ ~ n shall mantled. ~se~--~,~ . . control, more *~ ...... main upon to do so u~der ~J~m=' J~ed, or abandoned _~ on~ ~reglstered or ·b o Se~ otmen after a hear~g. Wrltte vehicle o~ ~e~r~ on cgndition t~t thc 6,,~- n permission m~ only be br-~ ~ jl~mcs I'Po~ view from n-*~ ~""?' agrees =o screen *~- ~.~T~'uA which agreement said Oe~m~uor~ng land ways or public · - ...... ~zon Shall be revoked. -=~ways This by-Law shall not apply to agricultural vehicles in use on an operating farm. Whoever violatcs or c~nt~ues to viola ~ thisafter h~v~ been Special Town Meeting. June 19, 1967 ART. 10. CON'T. notified of such violation shall be punished by a fi 2'7 ne not in excess of $50. Each week during which such violation is permitted to continue shall be deemed to be a separate offense. Petition of the Se~ctmen A~TICLE ll. To see if the Town will vote to amend its General By-Laws by striking out Article XIII and inserting in place thereof the following: ARTICLE XIII: Any person violating any By-Law of the Town shall be punished therefor a fine of not more than fifty d oll~ rs for each such offense. (The present designated penalty is $20 for each vlo2a tion; a recently enacted statute pe rmiDs the Town to adopt the higher penalty. See Acts of 1965, c.~.16.) Petition of Term Counsel. ARTICLE 12. To see 'if the Town will vote to authorize and direct the Selectmen to take appropriate steps to change the boundary line between the Town and the City cf Lawrence in accordance with ape cific recommendations to be made at the meeting, such change being made desirable by the changing of the course of the Shawsheen River during the construction ~f Interstate ' RoUte ~95. Petition of the Selcctmen. ' ARTICLE 13- To see if the Town will vote to accept from Fred & Helen Ylu~ggebauer their grant to the Inhabitants of the Town a parcel of land to be used as an access roadway to the new well field site, all as evidenced by their deed dated December 23, 1966, .and recorded at the Regis~try of ,deeds for. the Northern Registry District of "~ssex County in Book 1078, page 242, and to ratify and affirm the action of the Board of Public Works. in accepting said deed in The name and behalf of the Town. Petition of Board of Public Works. ARTICLE 1~. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of' Chapter 32, Section 99, of the General Laws, which reads as follows: The Treasurer of any city, town or county which accepts this section may make advance pay- ments 'in an amount not to exceed any retirement allowance actually due to employees of.such city, town or county who are eligible for'~ and who filed-applications for, retirements, during such period as is necessary for the processing of such applications for retirement, and shall establish rul~ s and regulations governing such payments. This section shall take effect upon its acceptange in a city by vote of the city council, subject to the provis' ions of its charter; ~n a town by vote of the voters st a town m~eting; and in a couty by vote of the county commissioners. Petition of Fire Engineers. ARTICLE 15'. To see 'if T the own will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2500, to be expended u~ er the direction of the Board. 'df Public Works for the purpose~ of extending the water system on Autran Avenue from its present · ter~us to Unity Avenue. Petition of Philip T. Miller and others. ARTICLE 16. To see if the To~rn will vote to raise and appropr~a tea sufficient sum of money~ to be expended under the direction of the School Co~mitte~ ~or the purpose of rending space for the temporary' use of the Superintende~'t B~ Schools and the necessary secretarial ~r.d clerical staff of the Scheft Department. Petition cf the School Committee. ARTICLE 17. To see 'if the Town will vote to authorize the Boa~d of Public WOrksl to accept from Jean J. Chalifour, in behalf of the Town, a' deed to a parcel of land adjoining the Chadwick Street playground on the east,, contain' lng 26,768 scuare feet, more or lc ss, and shown as Lot 21 on the sub-division 'plan. of "Nor{h Andover Park." Petition cf the Board of Public Works. And yod are directed to serve this Warrant by posting true' and attested copies thereof, at the Town Office 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 ~ ss than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof, fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time mud place of said m~eting. Given under oUr ?rands at North And over, ~ssachusetts, the sixth day of June in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven. WILLIAM A. FIN2~F_~AN Selectmen FRED. P. OAEES of RALPH E. FINCK. North Andover, Mass. A true copy: ATTEST: June 6, 1967. AUGUSTINE J. WALSH. CONSTABLE. 0FFICEE ' S RETURN I have notified and warned the.inhabitants, of the Town of Neath Andover qualified to vote in To~.m Affairs by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at the Town Office Building and at five or more public places in each voting precinct of the Town. Said copies having been posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time c~ said meeting. ~uno. An~dover, Mass. e ~, 1967. ATTEST: AUGUSTINE J. WALSH. JOHN J. LYONS. T0~ CONSTABLE. CLERK. 8 At the Special Town Nesting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Not, day June 19, 1967 it was voted: ARTICLE 1. VOTED 16~ AFFIR~ATIVE. 2~ I~EGATIVE to ADOP2 the article. ARTICLE 2. VOTED, unanimously, to amend Section 3.77 of the Zoning By-Laws by adding thereto the new sub-paragraph (20); as described in the article. ARTICLE 5. VOTED, unanimously, to strike"the Article from the warrant. ARTICLE ~. VOTED, unanimously, to strike the Article from the warrant. ~_~TICLE 5. VO~ED, unanimously, to strike the Article from the warm. ant. ARTICLE 6. VOTED, unanimously, to strike the Article from the warrant~ ARTICLE ~. VOTED, to ADOPT the article.. Upon the recommendation of the .Sclc ctmen and the Advisory Committee, and following an~ explanation by the Moderator that, the 1967 tax rate having been struck, and amounts appropriated by. the Meeting would have to come by way of a transfer from available funds or byaborrowing speclfically authorized by the Meeting. ARTICLE' 8. VOTED, unanimously, to adopt the article.~ ARTICLE 9- VOTED, unanimously, to adopt the article. ARTICLE 10. VO~.n, unanimously to adopt the article. ARTICLE~ ll. VOTED, unanimously, to amen~ Article XIII of the General By-Laws by striking out Section i and inserting place thereof the Followiz~g: ~ Se. etlon ~,l. Any person violating any By-Laws of the Town shall be punished therefor..by a fine of not more than fifty dollars for each such offense. ARTICLE 12. VOTED,' unanimously, to adopt the Article, and to aut~0r'iz~ and di~ecb, the Selectmen to take appropriate steps, in co-operation with re- presentatives of the City of Lawrence, to re-define the boundary line' be- ..~tween the Town and the ~ity, subject to the approval of the State Department of Publ'i~ Workds, substantially as indicated on a copy of that plan entitled ~"Plan Showing the Relocation of City and Town~ Line Between Lawrence, ;~ass., and I{0rth Andover, Mass. ," drav~ by Brasseur Associates and dated September 1966, which said copy was this day filed with the Town Clerk, (June 19, 1967) and substantially asset forth in that written description of said proposed. ~elocAte~d boundary line which was also so filed. ~ ARTICLE13. VOTED, to adopt the article. ~ARTICLE 'l~. VOTED, to accep the provisions of Chapter 32, Section 99, of · the. General Laws. ana ~ne ~'in:'nce~ommittee ~iy~ Us ~ et u~r AR.T.~9.I~.~.~15_. VOTED~, unanimou p he ecommendation of the Selec men a a t ~ , . , , d animously, to appropriate ~2500~ . to,be', e~'~ende'd, under the direction of the Board of Public Works. for the purposes .of this Article, and that to mmet said appropriation the Treasurer, with the"approval of the Selectmen, is authorized to borrow $2500, under G'.L~ c.~,s.8 (5), and to issue bonds or notes of the Town Therefor, payable in one year from their dates. ARTICLE 16. VOTED. unanimously, to authorize the School Committee to rent space for. the' purposes ~f this Article, from funds herefords appropriated for such purposes. ARTICLE:lT. VOTED, unanimou.sly, to adopt the article. '.~ohn J.,~.~cLay, ~ilton R. Howard and Joh~i J. Monteiro, assited the Tov~n Clerk and Moderator in the counting of hand votes. ~s. Earline Lyons and' John $. Lyons assisted the Bcerd of Registrars in checking the 213 duly registered vo.ters present. Meeting opend at ~:.0~ P.M.., .a~d adjourned at 8:~5 .P.M.