HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-06-30 Board of Selectmen Minutes_June 30, 1986
Mass. Electric/NewEngland Telephone Petition: Turnpike St.
The Board unanimously approved the petition to relocate 33 poles on Turnpike St. for the
purposes of reconstructing lines.
Mass. Electie/NewEngland Telel~hone: Sharpner's Pond Rd.
The Board unanimously approved the petition to install 5 new poles on Sharpner's Pond Rd. to
service 6 new homes.
Mass. Ele6tricf Sharpner's Pond Rd.
The Board.unanimously approved the petition to install buried cable on Sharpner's Pond Rd. to
service Eastern Tank.
Tree Bearing: Stackelback, 248 Greene St.
The board conducted a ~public hearing in accordance with MGLC.87 upon the petiron of Mr. an
Mrs. Stackelbeck of 248 Greene St., to remove a 30" white pine shade tree. Tree Warden,
Leo Lafond reports that the tree has been found to be healthy and does not recommend removal.
Upon a motion by Crouch, seconded by Smith, it was voted unanimously not to authorize the
removal of the tree, but to instruct the Tree Warden to monitor it for damage and report same
to the Boa~d.
Toni Lally and John Thompson reviewed activities witb correction of the water quality.with the
Board. Mr. Lally reported that chlorine dioxide equipment has been added and that the gtardia
does not appear to be a problem at the state level, but that other matters are complicating
the issue. He also~reportsd.that~the oznone generators have been approved by the State and
personnel have been trained in the operation of.the system. Gayton 0sgo0d of the Bd. of Health
reported that 3 negative test results will be necessary for giardia before they would vote to
open the 'pond. Exec. Secretary Keith Bergman reported that the supplemental budget for $2.5
million has been signed by the Governor and that a meeting will be held with the state shortly
to discuss how these funds can'.be spent. Chairman Salisbury suggested inviting Lake
IEP to =he July 14th meeting for an update of activities.
. Annual Appointments
The Board appointed the following individuals:
Community A.~visory Board (Cable TU Committee)
One Year Terms
'George Dague, 27 Boxford Street*
'Charles Manzi, 29 Mass Avenue*
· John Robinson, 42 Fernview Ave.,
Apt. #2*
Local Civil Defense Organization
One Year Terms
· John J. Coco, Director*
John J. Lyons, Deputy Director*
~oseph Sullivan; Jr., Communications Officer*
'Richard P. Sleds, Radiological Defense Officer*
~. Dennis Dionne, Operations Officer*
~eonard Somers, Education & Training Officer*
'William V. Dolan, Warning Services Officer*
Edward T. Sullivan, Police Services Officer*
,Evelyn J. Coco, Secretary*
Recreation Council
One Year Term
Louis Deters*
John Driseoll*
Brian Finn
William Lafond*
Jay McDonald*
William McEvoy*
Richard E. Sharer
Herbert Toomey*
Joseph Welsh
Zoning Boar~ of Appeals
(5-year term)
Frank Serio, Jr.?
Auxiliary/Special Police List*
,Sgt. R. Dennis Dionne (Commanding Officer)
,Ernest Harvey (Executive Officer)
~Richard C. Boe~tcher
/Eileen Burns
oilton Cormey
revery Pha~r
seph Sulllvan, Jr.
'Michael J. Twomey
/Carl H. Wagoner
/John J. Zaccari
Special Police Only*
Donald R. Samaha
Council on A&3ing
(1-year term)
Thomas Cantone*
Elsie ~einze*
· Ann Hoessler* ~
Jack Lafrance*
Arthur Lambert*
John J. Lyons* .
Helena McCall* ~
Maria V..Rosat~~
Barbara Thebe~ge
Domenic Torrisi*
North~ndover '
Historical Commission
(3-year terms)
Anna C. Howes*
Louisa M. King*
Surveyor of Woo~, Bark and Lu~ber
(1-year term)
George A. Leonard*
June 30, 1986 continued
Appointments, continued
Balanced Growth Steering ¢o~-ittee
:
Preston M. Hall
Ex Officio Appointments
Custodian & Auctioneer of Tax Title Properties (1-year term)
Treasurer/Tax Collector, James Dewhirst, ex officio*
Forest ['ire Warden
(1-year term)
William V. Dolan,
Keeper of the Lookup
(1-year term)
Edward T. Sull.ivan,
ex officio*
Speci~i Police Officers
Robert Celeste
John T. Dolan
William Lafond
Daniel Long
John J. Lyons
James MeCahe
Gene Northam
ex officio* Susan Northam
lames Nutton
Guy Tabbi
Wilfred Desruisseaux
Stephen Broderick
Raymond MacLean
Beverly Reardon
Marie Manzi
Geraldine Bradley
Mary St. Hillaire
Donna Wedge
Industrial Development Finance Authority~I' (S-year term) I
Joseph D 'Angelo*
Town Manager Search
Upon a motion by Smith, seconded by Graham, it was voted unanimously to authorize Selectmen·
Crouch and Salisbury to travel to Wisconsin to check on references of applicant, Merle
Strousse.
LICENSING COMMISSIONERS
Transfer. of Cahoots
The Board held a public hearing on the application of Jem, Inc., d/b/a Vinny's to' transfer the
restaurant all alcoholic license from Cahoots, Inc. d/b/a Andy & Harry's. Owner Vincent Fiore
reported.that the restaurant will be more a family style restaurant, than'a tavern, and will
operate on Sundays.in addition to during the week. Chairman Bahrawy reported that there has
been a motion filed for a preliminary injunction for a restraining order by the owners of the
Top of the Scales, due to a purchase and sales agreement reportedly not honored. Atty.
Mirigltotti for Jem, Inc. said he believed there was no merit for the motion and requested that
the Board move forward. Chairman Bahrawy also reported on correspondence from Atty. Marden
noting pending lititagion and stated that he would prefer to take no action on the request
until after the hearing on the injunction. Selectman Graham felt that.the.Board should not
concern themselves with legal action outside of the scope of the application. Upon a motion
by Smith, seconded by Crouch, it was voted 4-1(Graham opposed) to continue the public hearing
on July 14th.
Fourth of July: Two Day Liquor License
FRank Dushame met with the Board to review concerns related to the 4th of July festivities
requested two day beer license, reporting;that the park will be picked up on both days at the
end·of festivities, and that the Highway Dept.will supply trash barrels. Additionally, he
said one policeofficer will be at the park at all times with additional police coverage as
needed. Upon a motion by Crouch, seconded by Smith, it was voted unanimously to grant a beer
license and to request police patrol emphasis on the 0sgood St. Andover St. area.
Ralph Adie, III: Common Victualer
Mr. Adie, 22 Boxford St. appeared before the Board to request a common victualer license to
operate a vending wagon, which he constructs himself, for the sale of steamed hot dogs, sodas,
soft pretzels, etc. at night games and along Main St. Upon a motion by Salisbury, .seconded ~by
Smith, it was voted unanimously to grant the license and request that Mr. Adie have trash
trash receptacles available and to notify the. Recreation Council _ ' ..... -:~, ~ ..~.'..
Boston University
The Board unanimously approved all alcoholic licenses for weddings on July 12 and July 19, at
0sgood Hill Conference Center.
Merrimack College
The Board approved a one day wine license for a Senator Costello fundraiser on~luly 2.
Hicks, Secretary ****************************--**--
Catherine
J.
Clerk