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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972 ZONING GENERAL BY-LAWSMarch 21, 1972 Mnnorable Robert H. 0uinn Attorney ~eneral of T~e Commonwealth State rouse Boston, Mass. ~2133 Oear Sir: I submit herewith and request aporoval of the amendment to our General By-Law~ adoeted under Article 64 of the Warrant for the Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Audover HiMh School on Ssturday March 18, 1972 at 1:30 ~.W. The following documents are enclosed to prove that all orocedural requirements for the .adoption of such General Py-E~w has been complied with. Very truly yours, JONN J. f,YONS. ~arch 24, 1972 Honorable Robert B. ouinn Attorney General of The Commonwealth S~ste House Boston, Mass. 02133 Pear Sir: I ~ubmtt herewith and request a~prov~l of the amendments to our Zoning By-Laws under Articles ~9, 62 and 63 of the Warrant for o~r Annual Adjourned Town ~eeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Saturday March 18, 1972 at 1:30 ~.~. ~he followin~ documents are enclosed to prove ~hat all. procedural mequirements fo~= the adoption of such ~onin8 ~y-Laws have been comnlied with. Very truly yours, JOFN J. ~.,YONS. PLANNING BOARD Iii _~g_S To amend the Zoning By-Law by oha~ from Village Residence to General Business a parcel of land ~ ~a~sachus®tts Avenue at the corner of Danvers Street near ~e~te ~95. (Petitio~ of Narren J. O'Brien and others) e action recommended by a vote of ~-O. ~he reasons are a~ follows: There is already heavy traffic in the area and this type of business would create more of a traffic hazard, The expansion of business should not be ~ll~ed in that areal it is not suitable for further cee~ercial develo~ent. Joh~ Brown's recommendations should be followed in keeping that area residential. It would not be in the best interests of the town to re-zone that area for business. ARTZCLE To amend the Zoning By-Law by changing from Village Residenee to Industrial "L# a parcel of land at Belmont and Marblehead Streets. (Petition of Edward J. Phel~n and others) FAHORABI.~, action recommended by a vote of ~-0. The reasons are as follows: 1. Land is similarl~ zoned directly across the street and this would be an extension of an ,,l~,eady existing zone. 2. This type of zoning would not be detrimental to the area since this type of use has existed in this particular area for many year,, ARTICLE 60: To amend the Zoning By-Law by changing from Country Residence to Industrial "S" a parcel of land on the easterly side of High Street and Prescott Street. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Do.) UNFAVORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. The reasons are as follow 1. Potential industry could develop a serious traffic and trans- portation problem if this area is re-zoned. Nme.& ,l~ 19'72 TI~ PLANNIN~ BOARD lia~'Z$ THE FOLLOWI~ ~IO~S OR ZOl~II~, ARTIU.]m ANIMAL ~ l,mC'~l~ - ~ .:1~, 1.9~:~ .. . To amend the Zoning By-Law by cha~ frma Village Residence to General Business a parcel of land e~ Massachusetts Avenue at the corner of Danvers Street, near ~emte ~95- (Petitio~ of Warrea J. O'Brien and others) UNFAVORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. ~he reasons are sa follows: 1. There is alread~ heavy traffic in the area sad this type of business would create more of a traffic hazard. 2. The expansion of business should not be allo~ed in that area; it is not suitable for further commercial development. 3. John Brown's recommendations shomld be followed in keeping that area residential. It would not be in the best interests of the to~n to re-zone that area for business. ~TICLE 59: To amend the Zoning By-Law by changing from Village Residence to Industrial "L" a parcel of land at Belmont and Marblehead Streets. (Petition of Edward J. Phelan and others) F,,A. VORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. The reasons are as follies: 1. Land is similarly zoned directly across the street and this would be an extension of an already existing zone. 2. This type of zoning ~muld not be detrimental to the area since this type of use has existed in this particular area for many years. ARTICLE, 60: To amend the Zoning By-Lawby changing from Country Reaidence to Industrial "S" a parcel of land on the easterly side of High Street and Prescott Street. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Co.) UNFAVORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. The reasons are as follows: 1. Potential industry could develop a serious traffic and trans- portation problem if this area is re-zoned. 2. This area is basically residential - there are alot of homes in the area. 3. John Brown has recommended this area to be residential and his recommendations should be followed. 4. It would not be in the best interests of the town to re-zone this area for industrial use. ARTICLE 61: To amend the Zorning By-Law by c~fromVillageResidence to Industrial "S" a parcel of land on the westerly side of High Street. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Co.) action recommended by ay ore ef &-O. The reasons are as follows: Potential industry could develop a serious traffic and trans- portation problem if this area is re-zoned. This area is basically residential - there are alot of homes in the area. 3. John Brownhas recommended this area to be residentialand his recommendations should be fmllowed. It would not be in the best interests of the town to re-zone this area for industrial use. ARTICLE 62: ART~CL$ 6~: To amend the Zoning By-Law by ch.~,~g from General Business to Village Residence a parcel of land at the corner of Water and Church Streets. (Petiti°n of Davis &Furber Machine Co.) FAVORABLE action recommended by s vote of ~-O, The reasons are as follows: The Board feels that because that side of the street is mainly residential and there are several homes on this parcel of land, it would benefit the to,nan d the townspeople to zone this area for residential use. To amend the Zoni~ By-Law by changir~ from Industrial "S" to Village Residence a parcel of land on Water and Clarer~ion Streets. (Petition of Dav-ls & ~h~rber Machine Co.) FAV~..R~J~ action recommended by a vote of ~-~. The reasons are as follows The Board feels this is proper zoz~tng for this area and is in kee, with the recommendations of John Brown and the Master Plan. Res~~ dential zoning would protect the people residing in the area sin, these houses have existed there for many years. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JO]IN J. LYONS, Town Clerk .JusTicE: OF THE: PEACE Mort. Robert ~w. Quinn. TOW~ ]3UILIHI~TG NORTH AN:DO'Vga, MASS. 01845 March 21, 1972 All requirements of Zoning By-Laws on Articles 59, 62 and 63 were complied with. Pour hundred and seventy-two (~72) duly registered voters were checked at the meeting. ATT ES T: Bo~ :o.~, Mass. June o laT~ The foregoing amendments to Zoning By-law adopted under Articles ~ ~2 and ~3 are approved /d~- - ~,t~o~'ney Gene a THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL STATE HOUSE · BOSTON 02133 June 9, 1972 0]845 Dear i ;nc!r.~c ?he ~.n~;ndment to S~neral By-laws adopted un.'?er ~rt[cle :4 o? the warrant and the amendments ~o ~lonlr,: BS'-iaw adopted under Articles 59, 62, and 57 nf zhe warrant at the adiourned session of the ~nnual kswn meeting hel~, March 18, 1972, together w[~h the map relating to Articles 59, 62, and 63, with the approval of the Attorney General endorse~ thereon. Very truly yours, Carter Lee Assistant Attorney General TOWN OF NOR ~onoe~le Robe~ H. Qutnn ~ ~ ~ Mm~oh 21, 197Z State ~ou~e Boston, ~ass. 021~) oear sir~ At our Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Satu~lay March 18, 1972 at 1:30' P.M., tbs following General By-taw Article appeared in the Warrant and was voted upon is herewith submitted for your approval: ARTICLE 64. To see if the Town will vote to amend its General By-Laws by adding the following new A~icle: ARTICLE XI-A: IMPOUNDING A~D RESTRAINT OF DO~S A. The dog officer may cause a dog to be impounded for the following reasons: 1) If found without a proper license. 2) If found at large or out of control outside of the bounds of the property of the owner of the dog. B. An impounded dog shall be released to its owner or keeper upon payment of the pound fees and on the following additional conditions: 1) In the case of a dog impounded under paragraph A (1) above, upon upon the obtaining of a license as r~quired by law. 2) In the case of a dog that has damage~ other persons private property, only after the owner has compensated the person(s) whose property has been damaged By the dog. C. Dogs impounded andunclaimed by the owner or keeper after a ten day per~od, shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of MasSachusetts General Laws, Chapter 1~0, Section 15lA. D. The dog officer may order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain. 1) A dog that has been impounded twice for the reason specified in'~;~ paragraph A(2), above. 2) The dog officer, in his discretion, may remove an order of restraint if the owner of the dog satisfies him that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Petition of Geraldine E. Fyfe and others. .Under the aforesaid article it was VOLTS AM~lD the General By-Laws of the ~own by adding thereto the follewin~ new Article: ARTICLE XI-A: IMPOUNDING AND RESTRA~l~B O~ DO~S. The dog officer shall .cause a dog te be impounded if it be found without a proper license, or found at la,ge er out of control outside of the bounds of tbs property of its owner or keeper. An impounded dog shall be released to its owner or keeper upon payment of the pound fees (as established by the Selectmen) and, if neceeea~, upon its being properly licensed. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER dOZeN J. L¥O.~S, Town Clerk ~LKCTION ~F. PARTME~T JUe~TICE OF THE PEACE TOWlq Yon. Robert March 21, 1972 A dog impounded and unclaimed by i~s owner or keeper after a ten day period, shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Lews, Chapter 140, Section 15lA. The dog officer may order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain it if it h~s been impounded twice; he may remove such an order of restraint if satisfied that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Any person who fails to comply with any outstanding order of restraint shall be deemed to have committed a breach of this By-Law, and shall be punished therefore by a fine of not more than ten dollars. The vote was 1 5 5 AFF;R~ATIVE. 1 0 8 NEGATIVE. Majority Vote. A true copy: ATTEST: JOMN J. ?JYONS. All requirements of General By-Laws were complied with. Wour Wundred and ~e~ seventy-two ed were checked at the meeting. ATTEST: Boston, Mass. June 9, 1972 The foregoing amendment to General By-laws adopted under Article 64 is approved. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOlIN J. I,¥ONS, Town Clerk ELECTION DEpA]~i~[ ENT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE · · ~"a'r'cb 2l, 1972 Attorney General of The Co~cnwealth~ ,?~ '~r .... [i, State Youse , '; Boston, Mass. 02133 Dear Sir: At our Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Vetena.'s Auditorium of our the following ~oning Articles appeared in the Warrant and was voted upon is herewith submitted for your approval: ARTICLE ga. mo see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Low By reclassifying the following described oarcel of land from Village Residence to Industrial L: A certain tract of land sitnated on the e~ster!y side of ~arblehe~d SSreet, in North ~ndover, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and bounded and described as follows: n~mely: ~e~inning at tbs northwesterly corner of the granted ~remises, at point in tbs eqsterly line of Marblehead Street, Pow or formerly marked by a stone bound set in the ground, by land now or for~er~y of ~scar M. Godfrey, aeorge L. Hamilton and Henry D. Rockwell, trnstees of the Village Land Company, reserved for a way or street and called ~elmont Street and having a wldtb of aporoxim~tely fifty (~0) feet; Thence running some- what northeasterly by said land now or formerly of oscar M. ~odfre~r, Qeorge L. ~.milton and Henry P. Rockwell, Trustees of the Vil!sge I~nd Comnsoy, reserved for such woy or street two hundred eighty-n]~ (2S9.6~ feet: mhenceTurnin~ at an interior angle of ~0n C~l' 30" and running southerly by ].and now or formerly of Oscar ~. ~odfrey, George L. ~a~ilton and }{enry D. Rockwell, mrustees of thr,e bund,ed twenty-two and ~7/100 (322.~7) feet. The~ce turning at an ~nterior angle of 90° and runnin~ westerly by lan~ fo~r-~w]y of George P. Cutler and now or formerly of Mrs. L.A. Re~d eighteen and 97/100 I]a. OT) feet. Thence turninE at an interior an!~le of ~20° ~4' and running northwesterly alou~ tbs line of an old wall and ?roject~on of tbs same by ].ands now or formerly of Head S.P. ~{ainsworth, ~. '?ruland and H. Jewett two hundred seventy-three and 69/]~0 (273.49) feet: Thence turu~ng at an interior angle of 239° 26' and runnin!z wes+~erly by land now or formerly of s~id Jewett one hundred twenty-alight and 92/~O0 (128.92) feet to the easterly line of Marblehead Street; 2ner~ce turnin.~ at an ~nterior angle of 90° and running northerly by sueb street lir, e forty and 76/100 ([~0.76) feet to the point of beg~n~ing~ to,ether w~th all the Grantors' right, title and interests, ~f any, in ar~ to so much of said ~rblehead Street to the center line thereof as abuts tbs granted ?re~ises. Petition of Edward J. Phelsn and others. Tinder the aforesaid article it was 'VO~mD to .Rmend che Zoning W,y-T, sw by adding thereto the following new section: ].8'? "L~,du,~tr~s] L" Distr~ct description as in Article. The vote was: AF%~I~MA~IVE 2 7 C.. NE?.a.~i'/::; l r. 2/3rc] majority. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER Jon.w J. LYo.~s. Town Clerk JUSTICE o~' TH£ P£AC£ Won. Robert H. Qutnn. POWN B1J II~I)LIqG Nolqrtl ANDO%'£R, ~,{A~qg, 01S~ ~arch 2[, 1972 ARTICLE 62. To see if the Town will vote to amend its ~:onin~; by-Law by changing from General Business District to VillaTe R~s:dence District the following described parcel of land: Peginnir,~ ~t ,~ point on the 'Southerly side of Water Street at the intersection wit~ ~he Westerly l~ne of Church Street; ~ Thence running 113.13 f~et a]~n ~ the said Westerly line of Church S~reet to a Dassageway ~t ],~d now or fo~erly of ~ollen; Thence tu~ng and running by said passa;~ew~v and said Eollen land 8~.37 feet to land now or formerly of %,fly; Thence turning and runnin~ by said land of Dully and Willis 103.~2 feet to the Southerly line of Water Street; Thence turned8 an~ running by the Southerly line of Water Street, 82.50 feet to tbs point of beginning. Petition of Helen L. Martin and others. Under the aforesaid article it was VOT~ to amend the Z'm~u~ W~y-L~w by adding thereto the following new section: 3.g9, descr~ot~cD as i~ Article. Tbs vote was u~animous and so declared. ~TIC~E 63. To see if tbs Town will vote to amend ~s ~'o~ing Py-Law by changin~ from Industrial "S" District to VillaEe ~esid~r~e o~e following described parcel of land: Beginning at a stone bo~md ~t ~.e intersection of the Northerly side of W, ter Street and the Northerly v~de of C~arendon Street, ~bence running Northwesterly ~82 feet by the ~ort}~er]y side of Water Street to land of Davis ~ Furber Machine Company. ~he~ce turnin~ an interior angle of 92° h9' 48'' and ~nuing Northeasterly k~' to land of Davis ~- Furber. ~ence tu~in~ an interior angle of c,~o Io, ~O" and running 220' Southeasterly to land of ~vis ~ ~rber. D,~ce turning an e~terior angle of 94° 0~' 42'' and running 27.29' ~orSh~terly to land of Davis & Murber. Thence tu~ing an interior angl~~ of ~.o C~' 00" and ruDning 273.20' Southeasterly to laud of D~vis ~ Furbe-. '~ence turning su exterior angle of 89° 26' 27" and runninM 173' Nortbe,~ly to land of Davis & Fnrber. Thence turning an interior angle of q" ~ 26' 27" and running 80' to lsnd of Davis & Fnrber. Thence t~.~rninE ~r exterior an~.le of ~9° 26' 27" and running 83' more or less Northeaster]~ to s division line 7~' from the center of Cochichewick Brook. mhe~,(e ~,~r~in~ and ~nning 100' more or less Southeasterly on a division line ~' from the center of Cochickewick Brook to land of Douglas and Wathe~i?~ l~ilson.~ Thence turning and running in a Southwesterly directior 1~ more or less by land of Wilson to t~e Northerly side of East ~ster F~r~e~:. Thence turnims an~ interior angle of 108° Ol' 47" and runninq j~.7~' iD a stooe bound at the intersection of the Northerly side of Pss~ ~.~t,~'~ Street and tbs Northerly side of Clarendon Street. ~hence tu~i~ '~n.-' r,~o~ng in a Southwesterly direction 21~.77' by the Northerly side Street to the ooiut of beginning. Petition of ~rry R. ~,w 3:~, and others. T~der the ~resaid article it was VOTED to amend *~e~, 1 ' ~On~ '[ .; ~ v-L~w~, by add~ng thereto the following new sention ~.C~A descr~ptioq a~ ~n Article. ~he vot~ w~s ~,nsntmous and so~-l~r~. JO J.' TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOHN J. LYONS, Town Clerk TOWN BUILDING .NORTH ANDOVER, ~n. Robert ~. Quinn. March 21 , 1972 ~11 requirements of Zoning By-Laws on Articles ~9, 62 add 63 were complied with. ~our hundred and seventy-two (472) duly registered voters were checked st the meeting. The foregoing amendments to Zor, ing By-law ~]:~7 ~pte,~ ~n:]~~' Arti. c~es ~9, 62, an~ ~ are appr~ea,. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOHN J. LYONS, '[own Clerk TO,tN June 20, 1972 Honorable Rbbert'H. Quinn Attorney General of The Commonwealth State House Boston. Ness. 02133 Dear Sirs ! submit herewith and request approval of the amendments to our General By-Laws under Article 10, and our Zoning By-Laws under Articles 11A and llB of our Speeial Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Monday even£ng June 5, 1972 at ~ ?~30 P.M. The attached documents are enclosed to prove that all procedural requirements for the adoption of euoh General By-Laws and Zoning By-Laws have been complied with. Very truly yours, TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER Jo~N J. L¥o.~s, Town Clerk ~LECTION DEPARI~ENT TO~/~IV BU]LDII~'O NO~ ANDO~R, ~SS. 01845 FIN~R~S ~UG STO~ ~ VAL' S ~STAUR~T CR~ES ~R~ STO~ ~ PAPPA~RDOS O~RAL STORE CANe'S KITO~N '¢~/ 14 HOL~S VAR~ STO~ y I-' -. CA~PIO~S VARIE~ STORE,.~ EDDIES AMOCO STATIO~ ~ ~~ STO~ ~ RICHD~ G~AL STO~ ~ ~ FIRE STA~ON No. McALOONS PACKAGE STYE MISER DO~T SHOP ~,~SSINA' S ~R~T. S~NS ~.~NO~AL LIBRARY. ~ JUN 15 M72 JOHN J. LYONS T~N OLERK NORTH ANnoYER ATTEST: THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL STATE: HOUSE · BOSTON 02133 june 9, 1977 ROBERT H. ~UINN John Lfons 0184 JUN ].& i97Z x~ JOHN J LYOn, S ~ TOWN CLEi~K .,~ ~ .. enclose .......,~:. amendment ..~'"~:~er Article .~ o~ the warrant an~ ~he amendments 'o Zoning B2~'-law adopted under Articles 59, ~2, and ~ of the warramt at '~he a~urned session of the nnual town :.leering hel~ March 18, 1972, together ~ ihh ~he ~,ap rela~ing ~o Articles 59, '5~, and ~3, ~.~[_kk the approval of ~he At~orney General endorse~ ~:~r~o~l. Uery gruly yours, Carter Lee Assist. ant Attorney General ,*,-'-'".' TOWN OF .... '~:~ J~ JUN 1~ i972 J. Tow, aerk %~,,~'~.~ ~?~'~," ~Ec~o~ D~*Am~T ~ JOHN J. LYONS '~' JUSTI~ Or TR~ PEACR ~ TOWN CL~NK ~' / 5~ ~TH AN DOVER~/ Attorney Geue~.l o~ The Commonwealth State Mouse ~oston, ~ass. 021~ TOWN BUrr,r~l~G NORTH A. NDOIrRN, MASS. Ole~ Ma~ch 21, 1972 Dear Sir: ~t our Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Saturday March 18, 1972 at 1:30 P the following General By-Lsw Article appeared in the Warrant and was voted upon is herewith submitted for your approval: ARTICLE 6~. To see if the Town will vote to amend its General By-Law: by adding the foil_owing new Article: ~RTICLE XI-A: IMPOUNDING AND RESTRAINT OF DOGS A. The dog officer may cause a dog to be impounded for the following reasons: l) If found without a proper license. 2) If found at large or o~t of control outside of the bounds of the property of the owner of the dog. B. An impounded dog shall be released to its owner or keeper upon osyment of the pound fees and on the following additional conditio 1) In the case of a dog i~pounded under paragraph A (1) above, upo upon the obtaining of a license as required by law. 2) Iu the case of a dog that has damaged other persons private property, Duly after the owner has compensated the person(s) whose property has been damaged by the dog. C. Dogs impounded andUnclsi~ed by the owner or keeper after a ten day per~od, shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 140, Section 15lA. D. The dog officer may order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain 1) A dog that has been impounded twice for the reason specified in paragraph A(2), above. 2) The dog officer, in his discretion, may remove an order of restraint if the owner of the dog satisfies him that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Petition of Geraldine E. Fyfe and others. S: ?nder the aforesaid article it was VOTED TO AMEND the General By-Laws of the Town by adding thereto the following new Article: ARTIC~E XI-A: IMPOUNDING AND RESTRAINT OF DOGS. The dog officer shall cause a dog to be impounded if it be found without a proper license, or found at large or out of control outside of the bounds of the property of its owner or keeper. An impounded dog shall be released to its owner or keeper upon payment of the pound fees (as established by the Se!ect~en) and, if necessary, upon its being properly licensed. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER Jo][~ J. LYos~s, Town Clerk ~,L~CTION DEPAII'I~ENT JUSTIC£ OF THE PEACE TOWN BUILDING NOHTH ANDOVER, MASS. 01845 Eon. Robert H. Quinn. (art-64) 2. March 21, 1972 A dog impounded and unclaimed by its owner or keeper aften a ten day period, shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General L~ws, Chapter 140, Section I~IA. The dog officer may order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain it if it b~s been impounded twice; he may remove such an order of restraint if satisfied that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Any person who fails to comply with any outstanding order of restraint shall be deemed to have committed a breach of this By-Law, and shall be punished therefore by a fine of not more than ten dollars. The vote was 1 5 5 AFFIRMATIVE. 1 0 8 NEGATIVE. Majority Vote. true copy: A?TEST: JONN J. LYONS. All requirements of General By-Laws were complied with. ~our Vuudred and seventy-two (47~duly, r~&~istered the meeting, ~//~, '~-~ AmmEST: ~~ were checked at June 9, 1972 The foregoing amendment to General By-laws adopte~ under Article ad is approved. TOWN OF Atto~uey Geue~al of The Co,r~,~ouwealth Boston, ~ss. 021~3 ~ear Sir: TOW~T BU][LDIhTG ~oR'rlt A.~DOV~R, MAss. 01845 March 21, 1972 At our Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our Mortb Audover High School on Saturday March 18, 1972 at 1:30 P.M., the following Zoning Articles appeared in the Warrant and was voted upon is herewith submitted for your approval: ARTICLE 59. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by reclassifying the following described parcel of land from Village Residence to Industrial L: A certain tract of land situated on the easterly side of Marblehead SSreet, iu North Andover, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and bounded and described as follows: n~ely: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of the granted premises, at a point in the easterly line of Marblehead Street, now or formerly marked by a stone bound set iu the ground, by land now or formerly of Oscar M. Godfrey, George L. Hamilton and Henry D. Rockwell, trustees of the Village ~and Company, reserved for a way or street and called Belmont Street and having a width of approximately fifty (50) feet: Thence running some- what northeasterly by said land now or formerly of Oscar M. Godfrey, George L. Hamilton and Henry D. Rockwell, T~ustees of the Village L~nd Company, reserved for such way or street two hundred eighty-nine and 68/100 (289.68) feet: ThenceTuruing at an interior angle of 80° ~l' 30" and running southerly by land now or formerly of 0acar M. Godfrey, George L. Hamilton and Henry D. Rockwell, Trustees of the Village Land Company, three hundred twenty-two and ~7/100 (322.57) feet. Thence turning at an ~nterior angle of 90° and running westerly by land form~erly of George P. Cutler and now or formerly of Mrs. L.A. Read eighteen and 97/100 (18.97) feet. Thence turning at an interior angle of 120° 34' and running northwesterly along the line of an old wall and projection of the same by lands now or formerly of Read S.P. Hainsworth, K. Truland and ~. Jewett two hundred seventy-three and 69/100 (273.69) feet: Thence turning at an interior angle of 239° 26' and running westerly by l~nd ~ow or for,,~erly of said Jewett one hundred twenty-eight and 92/100 (126.92) feet to the easterly lime of Marblehead S~reet: Thence turning at an interior angle of 90° and running northerly by such street line forty and 76/100 (h0.76) feet to the point of beginning: together with all the Grantors' right, title.and interests, if any, in and to so much of said Marblehead Street to the center line thereof as abuts the granted premises. Petition of Edward J. ~helan and others. f~der the aforessid article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following new section: 3.87 "Industrial L" District description as in Article. The vote was: AFFIRMATIVE 2 7 5. NEGATIVE I ~. 2/3rd majority. ~on. Robert H. Quinn. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOHN J. LYONS, Town Clerk ~LECTION DEPAHTMENT TOWN' BUILD~G NO~'rH ANDOV~R, MASS. 0'~ 84C, ~arch 21~ 1972 ARTICLE 62. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by changing from General Business District to Village Residence District the following described p~rcel of land: Beginning at a point on the Southerly side of Water Street at the intersection with the Westerly line of Church Street; ~ Thence running 113.13 feet along the said Westerly line of Church Street to a passageway st land now or fox-zr~erly of Kollen; Thence turning and running by said passageway and said Kollen land 8~.37 feet to land now or formerly of Dully; Thence turning and running by said land of Duffy and Willis 103.02 feet to the Southerly line of Water Street; Thence turning and running by the Southerly line of Water Street, 82.50 feet to the point of beginning. ?etitiou of Helen L. Martin and others. Under the aforesaid article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following new section: 3.59, description as in Article. The vote was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 63. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by changing from Industrial "S" District to Village Residence the following described parcel of land: Beginning at a stone bound at bhe intersection of the Northerly side of Water Street and the Northerly side of. Clarendon Street, Thence running Northwesterly ~82 feet by the Northerly side of ~ter Street to land of Davis ~ Furber Machine Company. Thence turning an interior angle of 92° hg' ~8" and running Northeasterly ~3' to land of Davis ~ Furber. Thence tur~ning an interior angle of 9~° 10' 00" and r~nning 220' Southeasterly bo land of Davis & Purber. Thence turning an exterior angle of 94° 04' 48" and running 27.29' Northeasterly to land of Davis & Furber. Thence turning an interior angle of 87° 05' 00" and ru~ning 273.20' Southeastemly to land of D~vis ~ Furber. Thence turning an exterior angle of 89° 26' 27" and running 173' Northeasterly to land of Davis & Furber. Thence turning an interior angle of 89° 26' 27" and running 80' to land of Davis & Furber. Thence turning an exterior angle of 89° 26' 27" and running 83' more or less Northeasterly to a division line 7~' from the center of Cochtchewick Brook. Thence turning and r~nning 100' more or less Southeasterly on a division line 75' from the center of Cochickewick Brook to land of Douglas and Katherine Wilson. Thence turning and running in a Southwesterly direction 133' more or less by land of Wilson to the Northerly side of East Water Street. Thence turning an~ interior angle of 108° 01' 47" and running 38.75' to a stone bound at the intersection of the Northerly side of East Water Street and the Northerly side of Clarendon Street. Thence tur~ning and running in a Southwesterly direction 215.77' by the Northerly side of Clarendon Street to the point of beginning. Petition of Harry R. Dow 3d, and others. the aforesaid article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following new section 3.59A description as in Article. "~ 'I~T'E COW~: ATTEST. THE COMMONWEALTH OF iMA$$ACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL STATE HOUSE · BOSTON 02133 June 9, 1972 ,]ze .-,mer'dment !:o 3-meral By-l~ws adopted -r-~-:,--~ r hhe warrant and the amendments war-ar? a~ 'he addourned session o? the ~.own mc~-~inq he!~ ?4arch ltl, 1~72, together ~*~g r.p].atJn%j '.3 Articles 59, 'r52, and 63, approval of the Attorney General endorse~ Very truly yours, ~.~[~tane AtSorney General CL:?f TOWN OF NOR " ° JU JOHN J'. LYONS, Town CJerk ',~.~_~,~' ~'"c~o~tAm'~.,,? ~ JOHNJ. LYONS ~ '~e' ~ JU$TICE OF THE PEACE ~ TOWN CLINK .~.; . ~ ~ NURTH ANOUVER ~/ State Mouse Boston, w~ss. 02!~3 ,%esr Sir: TOWN :BU~L'I~ING No~ A_~o~m, M~ss. 01845 March 2l, 3.972 At m~r AnnuAl Adjourned mown Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover High School on Saturday March 18, 1972 at i:30'P.M., the following GenerAl By-Law Article appeared in the Warrant end was voted upon is herewith submitted for your approval: ARTICLE 6~. To see if the Town will vote to amend its General By-Laws by adding the following new Article: ARTICLE XI-A: IMPOUNDING AND RESTRAINT OF DOGS A. The dog officer may cause a dog to be impounded for the following 1) If found without a orooer license. 2) If found at larRe o~ o~t of control outside of the bounds of the property of the owner of the dog. B. An i~oounded dog shall be released to its owner or keeper upon Oe~ent of the pound fees and on the following additional conditions: ]) Iu the c~se o~ ~ dog impounded under paragraph A (1) above, upon upon the obtaining of a license as required by law. 2t !u the case of a dog that has damaged other persons private property, only after the owner has compensated the person(s) whose property has been damaged by the dog. C. Do~s i~pounded andunclAimed by tbs owner or keeper after a ten day period, shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of MASsAchusetts General Laws, Chapter l~O, Section l~lA. D. ~he dog officer ~ay order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain. l) A dog that has been impounded twice for the reason specified in paragraph A(2), above. 2) The doE officer, in his discretion, may remove an order of restraint if the owner of the dog satisfies him that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Petition of Geraldine E. Pyre and others. Under the aforesaid article it was VOTED TO AMEND the General By-Laws oi' the Town by adding thereto the following new Article: ARTICLE XI-A: I~POITNDING AND RESTRAINT OF DOGS. The dog officer shall cause a dog to be impounded if it be found without a proper license, or found at large, or out of control outside of the hounds of the property of its owner or keeper. An impounded dog shal~ be released to its owner or keeper upon payment of the pound fees (ss established by the Selectmen) and, if necessary, upon its being oroperly licensed. TOWN OF NORTH ^NDOVER Jon',w J. Lt'o",'s, Town Clerk JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Won. Robert ~T. O.uinn. (art-64) 2. TOWN BIJILD1NG Nowr~ ANDOVER, MASS, 01845 March 21, 1972 A dog impounded and unclaimed by its owner or keeper after a ten d~y period, shall be disoo~ed of in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts Gener~l~L~ws, Chapter 1~0, Section I~IA. The dog officer may order the owner or keeper of a dog to restrain it if ~t b~s been impounded twice; he may remove such an order of restraint if satisfied that the dog is unlikely to repeat its offense. Any'person who fails to comply with any outstanding order of restr~int shall be deemed to have committed a breach of this By-Law, and shall be punished therefore by a fine of not more than ten dollars. The vote was l 5 ~ AFFTRWATTVE. 1 0 8 NEGATIVE. Majority Vote. A true ccoy: A=~EST: JOMN J. LYONS. Ail requirements of Oeneral By-Laws were complied with. ~our ~undred and seventy-two (47~2)~duly rSg~stered were checked at the meeting.~/~// · Boston, Ma~. June 9, 1972 .~he ~ore<~'o~n~ amen,~ent to General By-laws adopter] under Article Sd ~ approved. · TOWN OF NORT g ER =onorable Robert State Pouse ~osto~, ~ass. 02133 near Sir: TOWI~ BUILDING NO.~,l-,u ANDo~rI~II. MASS. 01845 March 21, 1972 At our Annual Adjourned Town Meeting held in the Veteran's Auditorium of our North Andover ~igh School on Saturday March 18, 1972 at 1:30 P.M., the following Zoning Articles apoeared in the Warrant and was voted upon is herewith submitted for y~ur approval: ARTICLE 59. mo see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by reclassifying the following described parcel of land from Village Residence to Industrial L: A certain tract of land situated on the easterly side of ~arblebeed SSreet, in North Andover, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and bounded and described as follows: namely: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of the grauted oremises, at a point in the easterly line of Marblehead Street, now or formerly marked by a stone bound set ~n the ground, by land now or formerly of Oscar M. Godfrey, ~eorge ~. H~milton and Merry D. Rockwell, trustees of the Village ~an8 Company, reserved for a way or street and called Belmont Btreet and having a width of aporoxim,tely fifty (50) feetJ Thence running some- what northeasterly by said land uow or formerly of Oscar M. Godfrey, George ~. M,milton and Henry D. Rockwell, Trustees of the Village Land Company, reserved for such way or street two hundred eighty-nine aud 68/100 (289.681 feet: ~heuceTuruiug at au iuterior angle of 80o ~1' 30" and ruuning southerly by lau~ uow or formerly of Oscar M. Godfrey, George L. Mamilton and Merry g. Rockwell, ~rustees of the Village ~and Company, three huudre8 twenty-two aud ~7/100 (322.57) feet. Thence turniug at an interior angle of 90° and runnin~ westerly by land formerly of George P. Cutler and now or formerly of Mrs. L.A. Read eighteen and 97/100 (1B.97) feet. Thence t~rnin~ at an interior angle of 120° 3~' and running northwesterly alon~ th~ line of an old wall and projection of the same by lands now or f~mnerly of Read S.P. Hainsworth, K. Truland and H. Jewett two hundred seventy-three and 69/100 (273.69) feet: Thence turn~ng at an interior ansle of 239° 26' and running westerly by land now or formerly of ssid Jewett one hundred twenty-eight and 92/100 (128.92) feet to the easterly line of Marblehead S~reet: Thence turning at an interior angle of 90° and running northerly by such street line forty and 76/100 (k0.76) feet to the point of beginning: together with all the Grantors, right, title and interests, if any, in and to so much of said M, rblehead Street to the center line thereof as abuts the granted premises. Petition of Edward J. ~helen and others. l;nder the aforesaid article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following new section: 3.87 "Industrial L" District description as in Article. The vote was: AFFI~MA~¥VE 2 7 5. NEGATIVE 1 g. 2/3~d majority. JOIIN J. LYONS, Town Clerk Won. Bobert bi. ~uinn. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER TOW~ BUrr,DING NO~TH A~OV~, MASS. 01845 March 21, 1972 ARTICLE 62. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by changing from General Business District to Village Residence District the following described parcel of land: Beginning at a point on the Southerly side of Water Street at the intersection with the Westerly line of Church Street; Thence running 113.13 feet along the said Westerly line of Church Street to a passageway at land now or formerly of Kollen; Thence turn{ng and running by said passageway and said Kollen land 8~.37 feet to land now or formerly of Puffy; Thence turning and running by said land of Duffy and Willis 103.02 feet to the Southerly line of Water Street; Thence turning and running by the Southerly line of Water Street, 82.50 feet to the point of beginning. Petition of Helen L. Martin and others. Under the sforesaid article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by adding thereto the following new section: 3.59, description as in Article. The vote was unanimous and so declared. ARTICLE 63. To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Law by changing from Industrial "S" District to Village Residence the following described psrcel of land: Beginning at a stone bound at the intersection of the Northerly side of W, ter ~treet and the Northerly side of Clarendon Street, Thence running Northwesberly ~82 feet by the Northerly side of Water Street to land of Davis ~ Furber Machine Company. Thence turning an interior angle of 92° hg' ~8" and ~unning Northeasterly ~3' to land of Davis ~ F~rbero Thence turning an interior angle of 94° 10' 00" and r~nning 220' Southeasterly to land of Davis & ~urber. Thence turning an e~terior angle of 94° O~' 4~" and running 27.29' Northeasterly to land of ~avis & Furber. Thence turning an interior angle of 87° 05' 00" and running 273.20' Southeasterly to land of D vis & Furber. Thence turning ~n exterior angle of 89° 26' 27" and running 173' Northeasterly to land of Davis & Furber. Thence turning an interior angle of 89° 26' 27" and running 80' to land of Davis & Furber. Th. ence turning an exterior angle of R9° 26' 27" and runninK 83' more or less Northeasterly to a division line 7~' from the center of Cochicbewick Brook. Thence turning and m~uning 100' more or less Southeasterly on a division line 7~' from the center of Cochickewick Brook to land of Douglas and Katherine Wilson. Thence turning and ru~ning~in a Southwesterly direction 133' more or less by land of Wilson to the Northerly side of East Water Street. Thence turninE an~ interior angle of 108° Ol' 47" and running 38.75' to a stone bound at the intersection of the Northerly side of East Water Street and' the Northerly side of Clarendon Street. Thence turning and running in a Southwesterly direction 21C.77' by the Northerly side of Clarendon Street to the ooint of beginning. Petition of Marry R. Dow 3d, and others. TT~der the aforesai~ article it was VOTED to amend the Zoning By-Law by a~d~ug thereto the ~ollowiug new section 3.~9A description as in Article. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOtIN J. LYONS, Town Clerk ELECT~ON J[JSTfCE OF THE PEACE TOWN BUILDING NOWrH ANDOVF~, MASS. Pon. Robert ~, Quinn. March 21, 1972 ~11 requirements of Zoning Py-L.ws on Articles 59, 62 and 63 were complied with. Four hundred end seventy-two (;~72) duly registered voters were checked ~t the meeting. AmTEST: Boston, ~la~s. June q, 1979 The foregoing amendments to Zoning By-law adopted under Articles 59, 5~, and 63 are approved. -2.- ~arch 3~+, 1972 This area is basically residential - there are alot of homes in the area. 3. John Brown has recommended this area to be residential a~ his recommendations should be followed. It would not be in the beet interests of the town to re-zone this area for industrial use. ,ARTICLE 61: To amend the Zoning By-Law by changing from V~llage Residence to Industrial "S" a parcel of land en the westerly side of High Street. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Co.) UNFAVORABLE 1. action recommended by a vote of &-O. The reasons are as follows: Potential industry could develop a serious traffic and trans- portation problem if this area is re-zoned. This area is basiceqqy residential - there are alot of homes in the area. 3. John Brown has recommended this area to be residential and hie recommendations should be followed. It would not be in the best interests of the town to re-zone this area for industrial use. ,,ARTICLE 62: A~TICLE 6~: To amend the Zoning By-Law by changi~ from General Business to Village Residence a parcel of land at the corner of Water and Church Streets. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Co.) FAVORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. The reasons are as follows: The Board feels that because that side of the street is mainly residential and there are several homes on this parcel of land, it would benefit the town and theto~nspeople to zone this area for residential use. To amend the Zoning By-Law by changing from Industrial "S" to Village Residence a parcel of land on Water and Clarendon Streets. (Petition of Davis & Furber Machine Co.) FAVORABLE action recommended by a vote of ~-O. The reasons are as follows: 'The Board feels this is proper zoning for this area and is in keeping with the recommendations of John Brown and the Master Plan. Resi- dential zoning would protect the people residing in the area since these houses have existed there for many years. TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER JOHN J. LYONS, Town Clerk ]~]LEC'JPION DEpAHT~,ENT Hon. Robert H. Quinn. TO~r~T 'BUII,DIlgG 1Vo~T~:t ~w'~ov~, MASS. 01045 March 21, 1972 All requirements of Zoning By-Laws on Articles 59, 62 and 63 were complied with. ?our hundred and seventy-two (~72) duly registered voters were checked at the meeting. ~ ~ ~/~ ATTEST: Bo n, Mass. June ~, 1~72 The foregoing amendments to Zoning By-law a~opte~ under Articles 99, ~2 and ~ ~ , ~_ are approved.