HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-05-19 Board of Selectmen MinutesAhsaring was c~nduct-~ on the application of Richdale Dairy Stores, Inc. to change its manager
from Arthur Pappathanasi to William Maistrellis. The Licensing Commissioners voted unanimously
to approve the request, and to forward same to the ABCC for approval.
Herman Hurwitz: Transient Vendor
The Licensing Commissioners unanimously approved the request of Herman Hurwitz to conduct an
oriental rug action at the VFW on May 18th. The Board also vote . .
transient vendors' licenses at the May 19th meeting, te~ t~ re.~introduoe discussion of
Catherine J. Hicks, Secretary************************.- J'%Clerk
The Board held their regular meeting on this date with all members present: Chairman Charles
A. Salisbury, John W. Graham, Kenneth C. Crouch, Ramsey A. Bahrawy and Christine M. Smith;
Executive Secretary, Keith A. Bergman. The warrant was approved as presented; the minutes of
April 14th were approved 4-1(Graham abstaining); minutes of April 22nd were approved unanimously;
the minutes of May 5th were approved 4-1(Salisbury abstaining); minutes of April l?th, were tabled
for correction.
NorthAndover ~?mmunit Centers
The Board of Directors of the Community Centers met with the Board and reviewed all on-going.
activities and general maintenance of the facilities. Bill McEvoy, caretaker/Janitor reported
that new windows and flourescent lights have been installed in the barn at no cost to the Town;
as well as painting~both structures. Jim Gordon questioned that the Town's share for upkeep of the
facilities is not equal to the revenue from the facilities; and what the intent is to provide for
an appropriation for the upkeep each year. The Trustees also requested that amonetary need be
identified for the elderly or children, and development of programs. The Board authorized Exeeut
Secretary Keith Bergman to meet with the Board of Trustees and bring back a proposal by the July
14th Board meeting; and to not remove the telephone at the Community Center at the present time.
Executive Secretary Keith Bergman reported on activities related to the water problems from the
bacteria, giardia lamblia. He reported that two recent test results have confirmed no cysts in
the water supply, however, the "boil order" has not been lifted.as DEQE feels that these findings
are inconclusive. It is hoped, he added, that a combination of successive "no cysts" tests help
to convince DEQE; but that other remedial measures need to be taken as well, such as 'the addition
of an ozone system'of.filtration, and/or more chlorine. Although no Public Works employees
were present, Mr. Bergman reported that they have been continuin d ,
mproeess WnZch
communities for interconneotion, which is a -. _ g iscussions with neighboring
~EQE ~avors. He added that this
option will not provide the Town with enough water during peak time. Selectman Crouch reporte~
that the Town is looking at leasing two reconditioned ozone generator units and eventually pur-
chasing new units. An elementary teacher present reported that wa~er is not being made readily
available at the schools. Mike Schena, resident, charged the Sd. of Public Works with
of our water supply, and supplied the Board with a copy of a.'letter to the Attorney General asking
for an investigation. He also stated his dissatisfaction with'the fact that the Town has done
nothing in open forum or in the form of a public notice to re,ponds.tO the citizens' concerns.
Herb Hayes questioned the ability of Lally Associates to construct a water treatment facility for
estimated $10 million and whether they are knowledgable in this regard. Selectman Smith
suggested asking the Governor to deleare a state of emergency to enable the Town to obtain fi~an-
cfal aid. The Board voted to send a letter to the Supt. of Schools asking for a status report in
relation to the supply of water for students.
Pre-Gra_____nt Administration of CDAG for D&F Site Im_~rovements
The Board voted to receive a-~ift of $~,00'-~r~agat, end'!establish a gift fun~ to
accept the funds; and to accept the proposal of Ronald Paters to administer pre-grant activities
in connection with the EOCDgrant award in the amount of $497,000 for site improvements, at an
amount not to exceed $2,000.
Conservation Comission~
The Board voted to schedule interviews with applicants for the vacancies created by the resignation
of Richard Stuglis and James Lafond, for the June 2nd meeting,commencing at 7:00 p.m. at ten
minute intervals.
:L~CENSiNG~C6~S.S~ERs
The Boar~'nanimously approved the request of North Parish Church for a one day common victualer
license for May'31st on the Common for the sale.of lemonade, in celebration of the the Church~s
1$Oth anniversary.
Transeint Vendor A~ licatio
rocanontas ~prmng Water representative Mr. Locolst appeared before the Board to request a trane
venfor's license to sell spring water at a location not yet determined, but to be stationary on
either public or private property. Upon a motion.by Smith, seconded by Graham, voted to bring
this item back for discussion at the June 2 meeting and give Mr. Lecolst the opportunity to find
a suitable area in Tow~ to bring back for consideration, and have the Police Dept. conduct a
background check on the applicant. The Board also voted to
policy at the June 2nd meeting. ~r license
Catherine J. Hicks, Score **** ~*******~ Clerk