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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMCDOWELL, JOHN i i C �l r x . Pea' #' "W mlosdac at IL/ 4t Able Oft" "c 3AW at vo TA^ 4 . JOW W. Mw= 'ems A. tvr&RZ pal. t* as a v000rW fpr. O Imoo a �lo U3q 2® Peace• , " WqXUAW # eta OW- tA*I% a „ be w round bu ss, _ allowt w r off' SM vet iar In W* s ”. to s _. ort us bbo so b" low 10*dAr 00 : OW ` +rte: L Xt ie seat dot4m,04 U tbs and Soma WMm or a* ad* 2, " Wsmlytb,,, 4t the of woe is tw y�W IRS Y PSE f f - r �rI A4 4101H HUI TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS �NoarH� Wn um Cumus,JB.,Chairman ROBERT J.BDRxE, Vice Chairman t I$SS HOWARD L.GnMAN,Secretary emu y RfCElVED JAMES M. BANNAN •• GEORGE B.FAxr,Ex JOHN lv� vt March 10, 1967 © rowp, LYONS e� NpRTN ANDDVQ `V John J. Lyons, Town Clerk ��Fz 0�®° za ►a Town Office Building North Andover, Mass. Dear Sir: The following petition was heard at a meeting of the Planning Board on Monday evening, March 6, 1967 at the Town Office Building. Members present and voting were: William Chepulis, Jr., Chairman; Robert J. Burke, Vice Chairman; Howard Gilman, Secretary; James M. Bannan and George B. Farley. JOIN W. McDOWELL and EDWARD H. SChVARZ petitioned to amend the North Andover Zoning By-Law by changing from Rural Residential zone to General Business a parcel of land containing 4.66 acres on Salem Turnpike, shown as "Joshua Meadow" on a recorded plan. Mr. McDowell and Mr. Schwarz appeared on their own behalf. There were approximately 20 people present. The petitioners explained that they plan on having a camping supply center, which will be a fu. -time, year- round business. They will invest close to $100,000. Three people were recorded in favor of the re-zoning and two people were recorded as against it. In Executive session, Mr. Gilman made a motion to recommend APPROVAL of the re-zoning. Mr. Burke seconded the motion. Four members voted for the approval and Mr. Bannan voted against the re-zoning. The reasons for approval are as follows: 1. It isnot detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare of the neighborhood. 2. The Board believes that the re-zoning of this area is for the general good of the town of North Andover. Very truly yours, PLANNING BOARD William Chepvlis, r. Chairman AD