HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-11-06Monday November 6, 1961
Regular Meeting
The Planning Board held their regular meeting on Monday, November 6, 1961
at 7:30 P.M. at the To~n Office Building. MemBers present ~ere: James M.
B~nBan, Chairman; William C~epulis and George Farley.
Bi]is ~ere signed for the followings
N. E. Tel. & Tel.
Anna Donahue
James B~nnan (expenses to
Dedham meeting)
1.70
7.00
15. O0
$ 3.70
Mrs. Andrews, Linden Avenue, discussed with the Board water facilities on
land near the Oates property on ~assachusetts Avenue and Linden Avenue. Mr.
Barman would prefer to refer to the Town Council for advice. She does not own
the property yet, but just wanted information.
Atty. Edward Lanigan, 301 Essex Street, appeared before the Board representing
Demers & Shea, and requested the Board to place their stamp of approval on plans
that have already been approved by the Board of Appeals, in order that they may be
recorded at the Registry. The Board voted to approve the plans, and copies ~
be sent to the Assessors, Highway Dept. and Board of Public Works.
Mr. Chepulis read a letter from Atty. Salisbury, dated October 3~, 1961
regarding the case of the chickens being kept by Mr. Hughes. This was a copy
of a letter that was also sent to the Board of Health and the Building Inspector.
Atty. John Willis appeared before the Board, representing Ch_~les Waites,
proprietor and owner of the Hunt Club. He is requesting a hearing on a re-zoning
petition. The Board of Appeals refused to grant h~m a variation to re~,~ld after
the Club was destroyed by fire. He wants it rezoned to business in order to rebuild.
He owns 17, OO0 sq. ft. of land and is less than 150 feet from business on Main St.
Mr. Farley made a motion to have the hearing on December 4, 1961 at 7:30 P.M.
Mr. Chepulis seconded the motion and the vote was ~u~a~imous. The necessary steps
will he taken to set the hearing for that date.
The Board then discussed the meeting Mr. Barman attended at Ded~_.m, conducted
by the State PI~-~ Board Association. Mr. Farley made a motion to approve the
~ount of $15.00 for expenses of Mr. Bannan. Mr. Chep~lis seconded that motion.
The Board discussed the acceptance of Morris Street. Mr. Chepulis read a
letter from Atty. Salisbury regarding the procedure. The Board ~ inspect the
land and street in question and then make recommendations to the Board of Selectmen.
9:30 P.M.
The meeting was adjourned at