HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-03-26 Board of Selectmen Minutes 94 I.L~HCH 26, 1979 (continued)
cannot perform the functions of both depar~ment~, she should not be paid. Y~. Chepulis stated
that the Planner was hired in good faith and cannot be fired. Selectman Joyce stated tl~t it
should be the decisiou of each Selectman ~..~ether to pay the Planner or not.
that if tho Tla~mimj ~oa~l is convinced planner can perform Boa~]. of Health dutias Advlsory
Board shomld fur~ training period.
EPILEPSY SOCIETY:
The above-m~med Society sent letter requesting permission to hold 'bag days on May ll-12th
for a fund -' °' ~ event of 1979. The Board voted umanimonsly in the affirmative.
GAS EXCAVATION:
Approved: Petition to install a gas service on Smmnet Street.
MEETING:
It was ~oted to postponed appointments aud to have a ,:~rking meeting on Thursday, l.hrch 29th,
at 7:30 P.M.
APPROVED:
Hiring of Conservation Assistant, I~rr7 Sloan, and k%tron for the School Dept. -order
LICenSING C0~"r~SSIONERS:
Hearing: Application for a Beer ar~ %~ine license from Robert ~J. Dunn, Mgr., Boston Hill
Slide & Ski. Corp.., ~:. ll4: North kudover: Mass. Letters from Building Inspector smd Bd.
of Health were affirmative. Letter from an abutter, ~.~!ton ~!len, x.~as against the issuing
of the license. Robert Dunn stated that many ski areas have a license, that s~iers have
come to expect a glass of wine or beer ~.rlth their sand~.~ches~ tl~t most ski areas have a
full license and there has not been an history of injuries due to intoxication. 3 .&lphine
slides have a f~l! license in other areas. He is not going to have a lounge or bar. S~ers
%f. ll be seated and served by a waitress. It was a normal procedure to have a license.
Guthrie stated that if the slide was located in any place but Rt. ilk he ~.m~ld not have any
objection to the'license. He cited increased acti~_ty and traffic. ~. Du~n stated%hat
the parking problem had been resolved on hill side, that 1300 pe~p~..ski there on a good day
aud the parking had been expanded. He has 700 slide customers ~.~%ich %ms open Saturday ~
Sunday. Skiing is his business, he stated~ he was not interested in conducting a bar, the
license was applied for for the convenience of the skiers. Others opposed because of in=
creased traffic x.ms ;Qmiec, Fink, bah .Peter pandiscio was for the license. After further
discussion Selectman Grahcm made a motion to deny the license, seconded by McEvoy. It
~.ms au un~nimeUs vote.
APPROVED:
Application for a 1-day liquor license from Merrimack College Junior Clnss, l. hrch 29, from
3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
CR~STAL I.~OR LIC]2~SE: .
Letter from NeLinda DeCola requested that they be permitted to use their license by April 1.
Tbs Board voted in tbs affirmative subject to the approval of premise~ tbs Board of
Health and the Buildiug Inspector. ~//~//~/~2~. , ,~~r~ ~ ~ ~ ~
.~_!ice M. Letarte: Secretary ~,~-;s~;~,~-~,~'~'~"e'~'~'~:eS~x'~rk
A~L 2 1979_ ~/
_~V~Cpm'~,~E~2~L'Ze!~.'' n~-u held their regular meeting on this date with all members present;
Selectmen NcEvoy, Salisbury, Joyce and Graham with Chairman Guthrie presiding~ The minutes
and warrant were approved as submitted.
~VPC ALTE~L~TE ~ER:
Letter received from the Planning Board advised the Selectmen that Joyce DeTore had been
voted to be the representative to the F~PC for the current year. The' Selectmen unanimously
voted to appoint, again, Gayton Osgood as ~lternate Nember to the Nerrimack Valley Planning
Commission.
CONSTABLE APPLICANTS:
Letters received Francis Kratz and Joseph Averka requesting appointments as Constables.
Applications referred to Chief Donne!ly for character references.
SPECIAL CO~{SEL REQUEST:
The above-named request for a land damage case was postponed until recomendation from Town
Counsel is received.
ECONO~EC DEVELOPNENT PLAN:
The Board unanimously voted to endorse the ~onsmic Development Plan prepared by the 2{VPC
and authorized the Chairman to sign the endorsement.
SCHN~E~DER RFAL ESTATE SIGN:
Letters received from the Building Inspector who had nctiTied George Schruender that Sign
he had erected ~ras in v~lation of the Zoning By-Law and must be removed by April 2, 1979'
If sign is not removed it is his intention to enter the property, remove the sign and'~ assess
Schruender ~hatever costs incurred. Letter to Building Inspector from Schruender in reply
ho had applied for a vari~nse for the use of the sign but as the Board of. Appeals did~ not