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Home My WebLink About1975-11-17 Board of Selectmen MinutesNOVENBER 17, 1975 (continued) 1 34 LICeNSinG COMMISSIONERS: Applications for renewals received and approved by the Commission: Restaurant Ail Alcoh61ic: Retail ~re Wine & Malt Bev. China Blossom Rest., Inc. 99 North, Inc. Town Line Restaurant, Inc. North Andover Restaurant, Inc. North Andover Spa, Inc. (The Blue Fox) Merrimack Valley Motor Inn, Inc. (Hotel) Tom'sBeer and Wine Store Ren's Lobster Pool - Co~onVic. Messtna'sNarket, Inc. - C.V. Canty's Farket, C.V. Granted: 1-day liquor license for the North Andover Hockey League event on December 17. Commanication from the ABC advised Commission that Club, 2104, Inc. had been found in violation serving before hours on a Sunday. Penalty: License revoked 1 day, Monday, Dec. 29th. No action ~ms taken on communication...Club has 30 days to appeal pen~l~ ty. Alice M. Letar~e, Secretary *~**~*~*~* "~-~.-r .~ Clerk NOVEqB~ 2~, 1975. The Board of Selectmen held their reg~ular meeting on this date with all members present; Sel- ectmen Joseph A. Guthrie, Thomas B. MoEvoy ~.dth Chairman John F. Coady presiding. The minutes and warrant were approved as submitted. FUEL 0ILAWARD: J. A. Leone & Sons were awarded the contract to supply the town buildingandfire station with fuel oil for the ensuing year. MINI BUS AWARD: Woodworth Motors was awarded the bid to supply the town with a Mint-Bua for transportation of the Elderly. ALL NIGHT PARKING BAN: The Selectmen directed the annual all night parking ban to be advertised; ban to be'effective 1201 midnite, December 1, to be in effect through March with the exception of New Year's Eve. GAS EXCAVATION: Petition to excavate to repair gas mains. Held for approval. (Osgood St. ) R~EEIVED: '~- Invitation to open house at the V.F.W., December 6, at 6:30 P.M. Notice of Federal Opportunities Program, December 12. Chairman Coady will attend. Repo~. on towa garage meeting. Letter frm~ Merrimack Valley Health Planning Council, Inc. Nary Joyce requested sponsorship of the Board on her s~plication for membership on the Board of Trustees. It was so voted and a letter ~ritten. Letter from Special Commission on the Handicapped. Referred to Chief La~ior. Memos from State Bldg. Code Commission. Referred to Chief Daw and Building Inspector. Memo' rs Revenue Sharing. Referred to Town Treasurer and Town Accountaut. Notice from G~1¢ Oil. Increase of 1 cent per g~on. Thanksgiving Greetings: The Board extended their best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving to the townspeople. FUEL T~X BIDS: The Board approved the advertising for bids for fuel tanks for the new town garage. ~11 be opened 12:00 noon, December 3, 1975. STOP SIONS: At the request of Chief Lawlor, the Board voted to send letter to State Dept. of P~blic requesting the inst~ation of Stop Signs at the intersection of Union St. & Waverly Rd. and the intersection of Second St. and~averlyRd. LICENSING COMMISSIONERS: Special license request granted to Club, 2104. May serve liquor from 6 A.M to 8 A.M. Nov. 26. Renewal of licenses granted to the following: Bonelli's Package Store North Andover Country Club, Inc. The Willows, Inc. Winston's - Because of fire, Board may hold license for 2 years with payment of 1/10 of fee. The B arnDoor, Inc. Den RockLiquorMart, Inc. Almar, Inc. X. of C. Association, Inc. Alice M. Letarte, Secretary Clerk 133 The Board of Selectmen held their regular meeting on this date with all members present; Selectmen Joseph A. Guthrie, Thomas J. McEvoy with Chairman John F. Ceady presiding. The warrant and minutes were approved as submitted. #2 FUEL OIL BIDS: Bids for delivery of #2 Fuel Oil to the mown building and fire department were opened at 7:30 p.m. by Selectman Guthrie, Clerk of the B card. Bids were submitted by Fay & Driscoll Oil Co Cyr Oil Co., J. Ieone& Sons and Glendale-Norton Oil Co. Bids were taken under advisement and contract will be awarded later this week. POLE LOCATION & CONDUIT: Hearings were held on petitions to install a pole on Sandra Lane and an electric conduit on Sutton Hill Road. Petitions approved subject to approval of Highway, Public Works and Police Dept. Esther C. Petrel!o, !0 Little Rd., was drawn for Dec. 1st Sitting, at Sal~. Frederick W. Spicer and William a Hilber~, Jr., 20 Hedges St. and 25 Wood Ave. '.~cro dr-,:...~, for the Dec. 1st Sitting, at La~rence. RECEIVED: Letter from Rev. Stringer co~mmnding the Selectmen on proclamation of Bible Week. Notice of gas excavation o~n Sutton Hill Rd., intersection of Sandra Lane. Confirmation of perambulation date, November 22, at 1:30 from Middleton Selectmen. Memo from Personnel Board advising Anthony Barry, new Chairman of the Personnel Board. '~0 PASSING,, ZONE: Letter from Chief Lawlor requested the Selectmen to request that a "No Passing~, zone be ~m~talled on Rt. 125, Chickering P~. between Pleasant St. and Prescott Street. Serious accidents have occurred in that area frequently. The Selectmen voted to send the required letter. LAWP~NCE AIEPOP~: Letter from Chaiman of the Airport Commission advised the Board that a meeting would be hel~ on Thursday, Nov. 20, at which time the Commission will be happy to furnish any information regarding present and future activities at the Airport. The Selectmen plan to attend. Letter from Dana A. ~11er, Nethuen Town Administrator sent copy of letter he sent to the Commission Chairman stating Nethuen would be interested in knowing about changes that might increase air traffic without their knowledge. Chairmam Coady had spoken to Methuen and Andover administrators requesting their support to get voting representatives from surround- ing communities on the Airport Commission. Copy of letter to Greenwood Associates from J. Borgesi informed the Selectmen that Msthuen Construction Co. broke the existing 6-inch cast iron' water main on Chestnut St. while ex- cavating for sanitary sewer construction. B orgesi advised them that the proposed 8" cast iron water main for Greenwood Fast Lane cannot be tied into this existing 6-Inch main. TOWN COUNSEL-WAYNE ST. Letter received from Town Counsel .concerning problems to be solved in order for the town motor vehicles to have a right of access to the new town garage facility along Wayne St, from Osgood St. Wayne St. is net a duly accepted' public way. He requested the Selectmen to authorize the "laying out" of Wayne Street as a public way for the public use and convenience to be submitted as an Article at the next amm~l Town Meeting or a Special Town meeting. AMICI CONSTN~CT I0N PERNIT: Permit received from Michael Nicolosi, as requested, to have site work proceed at the new town garage while his construction ~as still going on. ESSEX CTY. ADVISORY BOARD: Selectman Guthrie reported that at ~the last meeting, a budget figure had been agreed upon, though considerably cut. The amount of $78,260.~0 will be submitted to the Legislature. He also stated that they would like representation from towns and cities like Rockport on the Advisory Board. REYNOLDS PLAYGROUND: Plaque, in memory of Mr. Roynclds, will be ins~11 ed on a suitable stone on land bordering Johnson Street given by the late Mrs. Reynolds in memory of her husband. Installation will be by the Board of Public Works and a small ceremony er dedication wtl~ be held in the near future. BLOODMOBILE: Selectman ~uthrie advised Board that lists were being sent out for people to contact to donate to the BloodNobile, Posters will be distributed, also. Date is Dec. 7, at Middle School. TOWN DEPT. HEAD MEETING: Chairman Coady instructed a letter be sent out to all department heads for a meeting on Saturday, December 6, at 10 a.m. to disuuss 1976 budgets.