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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1959-02-09February' 9, 1959'~- continued: lng to the discharge of firearms on Sundays. Mr. Haines asked how many men would · be shooting in the area and how Mr. Henderson intended to control pellets when shooting skeet. Mr. Henderson answered four or five persons at the most and drew a plan of the area to show the direction in which they would be shooting.. Mr. and Mrs. Haines stated this was satisfactory to them as the direction would. · be away from their home. Mr. Finck stated the board would ,view the area and set up own rules and regulations governing the permit, if issued. The hoard stated their decision on the 'matter would be made next Honday. Mr. Henderson filed his application with the board. SEALEt C~ WEIGHTS AND NFASURE~ Mr. 'Demonic Bonnano stated he will be unable to keep his weights in the Fire Station in the ftttu/ve,.as they were repainting and renovating the interior of the station. The board suggested Mr. Bonsnno speak to John Lyons, Town Clerk, in respect to keeping the weights in the vault of the Town Building basement.1 ~WOME~ C~0~SING GUARD~ The hoard viewed applications for Women Crossing Guards at school crossings in the Town 0£ North Am/over. The matter was tabled'for further consideration. ~ TREASURER REPORT James Maker, Town Treasurer, submitted the Board of Selectmen his report for the fiscal .year ending December 31, 1958. The board accepted Mr. Maker's report and unanimously approved' the weekly warrant for payrolls and bills payable. ~STREET RAILROAD,CROSSING ~ (~airman Finck stated he had attended the hearing on the petition of Boston and Maine Railroad protesting the decision of the County Commissioners that Marblehead~$treet be made.a public way. Mr. Finck stated the Boston & Maine Railroad repressntatives agreed to withdraw::itslpetition UPon consent of the Board of Selectmen of the County Commissiongrs'. decree ~t"Marblehead Street - Railroad Crossing will he. come a public· way. The-Board.0f~Selectmen met on th~s.~date with all members present and Chairman Ralph', E.' Finck presiding. The Weekly Warrant ~for bills payable and payrolls wns 9rmnimously 'approved by. the beard~ SGH00L BOr~.ER INSPECTIONS The board ~ted umanimously to. refer Lumbermens Mut: Easualty Cc: report-on boiler inspections in'town .schools.to the School Department for 'consideration of repairs recommended-in said report. STREET LIORT REQUEST Chairman Finck read petition signed by Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Alaimo request- a new~ street light'in the vicinity'of Hablin Ave., between Inglewoed and Harwood StreEts. The.board directed Merrimack-Essex Electric Company he requested to conduct a survey-for improved stree~ lighting in this area. The board accepted an invitation from His Excellency the Governor and Mrs. Furcolo reques.ting the board attend a reception on Nonday, February 23, at 10:00 A.M~i.~i'the Ball of Flags, State House, Boseon. The board votod~ unanimously to request an additional t~ week extension of the certified list. of persons eligible for al~pointment to Police Chief. Request to be made:. of the Division of Civil Service.. S ooL-;GHossnm Chain Finck rmad letter from Atty. Harold R. Lynch, 115 Dale Street who suggested High School students be used instead of ~mem for School Crossing Guards if the program is accepted at Town Meeting. The board voted unanimously to take, this suggestion under consideration and so advise Atty. Lynch. CLAIMS - Highway Department The board accepted reports from the Highway Department in respect to Caroline Dawzon claim and' Mary C. Lacey claim. The board voted to take these matters under advisement.