HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-02-20 Board of Selectmen MinutesFebruary 2~, 1967 (continued)
POLLUTIG~ MEETING REPC~T:
John Monteri~, Chairman of Water pollution Committee, ~reported to the Board that he had
attended meeting, February 17, 1967, at the State House, and stated that all Greater
La~rence were represented. He reported that their would bean important meeting in March
to reclassify the pollution abatement of rivers; that the N. A. pollution Committee would
meet before this open meeting. He also stated that the Board of Selectman and the planning
Board must accept the urban waterwell fund report. Mr. Mantario thanked C.D. Director, Mr.
Farrell for use of his meeting room for the Comm~mity you2h Committee.
G~IEF LAWLOR:
Chief Lawlor ~ submitted an affirmative recommendation on application of Robert Goldberg for
the position of Civil .Constable for Greater Lawrence. The Board requested thelr~Secretsry
to ascertain the procedure on thismatter as carried on in Andover and Methurnm
THANK YOU LETTER:
Chairman Fred P. Oakes was receipiant of a letter of thanks from Western Electric for the
time he expended attending their meeting announcing the installation of a pollution plant
at Western Electric.
POLE P~OVAIS: · - ·
Petitions were approved to remove poles on parr, Greene, Middlesex, Beachwoed, Beverly
Streets and Massachusetts Avenue, hearings not necessary.
STOP SIGI - JC~NS~ ST. AT GREAT PGIE R~D:~
The necessary data for installation of aL stop sign at the above-named location were rece~ed ~
and will be sent to the traffic division of the DPW for processing. . , .' -. ·
BOARD C~ APPEALS:
The Board of Appeals sent notices of three hearings and also requested that the Associate
Members be appointed ~or the same length of service ~as the.regular members.' ~The BoardYdir-
ected that the request be sent to TOWn counsel for legality of request~ to report oa~same~
G~ARLES CONSTRUCTIC~ CO.:
The Board was in receipt of a copy of letter from Building ~uspector to Charles. C~.truction
Co. regarding the boarding up of an old building on Riverview Street. The Board~directad
that a letter be sent to Mr.Foster requesting that he advise them of ~the construc.tion com-
pany's cooperation and uny future action. -
WAT~ER SUPPLY STUDY: .........
.1 Congressman Bates sent notice to the Board of e meeting on the above-named, May 10~
Letter was referred to the ~'/.~ '~c Works for representation of the town at this .hearlng~
"IN~ITATIG~S: ·
The Board 'was invited to attend the Trends & Issues Assembly, ~March 1. and the~46th annual
Mass. Safety Conference, Narch .23.
~ LOCAL 64 PETITIGI:
{~-A copy of petltion and notice of hearing was received re the Town Of'North Andover~ and'NmZ~th
Andover public Work Employees, ~Local 64. Copies ~ere directed tobe given to the Highway~
Public Works and Tree Departments.
The meeting ad~onr~ed at 8:45 p.m.
A~tce M. Letarte, Secretary.
February 27, 19~7 .. ~ ....
~ B.o~"d met en.this date for the:,',' regn.~ meeting with Chuim~.n kYed P. 08kss and 'Selec-
: . W~llia.m A.. Finneran present. Selectman Ralph E. Finck was absent due to ~!!ness~
SPECIAL T~ NEET~G WARRANT: .
The warrant for the Special TOwn Meeting was reopened At'~:09 p.m. for inclusixm 'of six ,'
· - articles ~ proposed by Tom Com'~el. There are presently 4 other articles ~ the
warrant. The' warrant' was' closed at 8:10 P.M;
~ICKER~G RD. SID~KS:
Mr. peter Garofoli, Secretary to the School Committee, met x~ith the Board to discuss
the above- named matter. He was advised by the Board that the DPW had been contacted
and that sidewalks, as proposed, would be installed as soon as funds were made available.
.Mr. Garofoli said the Committee had also requested a School Crossing Guard at Mass. Ave.
and Chi6kertng Rd. but had bean advised by the Police Dept. that thi~ would not be possible
at this time.
S~00L BUILDING PE~TS:
~ letter from Arnold Salisbury, Town Counsel, advised the Board that the town,in-the matter
of building permits, should comply with its ordinances. The School Building Committee had
stated that they should be exempt when erecting school buildings. Mr. Salisbury said they
would have to comply.