HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 4-23-1969SELECTMEN'S MINUTES
April 23, 1969
Present at this meeting: Chairman Woodlock and Selectmen David Clemmey,
Peter Saunders, William Kellam and Town Manager
Rolfe Camp.
Meeting called to order at 7:35 PM.
Motion by Selectman Saunders to sign the Warrant for the amount of $177,294. 83
motion amended by Selectman Kellam to sign the Warrant with the exception of
Vouchers # 1092, 1093, 1096, 1103, and 1105 for School Travel Expense to be
held for a detailed explanation, seconded by Selectman Saunders, all in favor.
Minutes from the Meeting of April 16, 1969 were accepted as corrected to
change the wording in Paragraph ten from financial structure to credit
rating.
Letter was received from Town Counsel regarding the ruling from the American
Arbitration Association. A discussion was held and it was decided by the
Board to meet with James Garland, School Building Committee, Town Counsel and
to obtain a copy of the contract.
Notice was received from the Foxboro Area Board for Mental Health and
Retardation informing the Board of a confereHnee on May 12 and asking the
(_Soard to participate.
Letter was received from the Department of Commerce Maritime Administration
advising the Board of Maritime activities for May 22.
Letter was received from the County Dog Commissioner, Paprick Harrington
regarding complaints about the Dog Officer and asking the Board for a letter
of explanation concerning his conduct and a letter notifying them of his
reappointment as Dog Officer. Selectman Clemmey read to the Board a copy
of a letter sent to him regarding this matter.
Letter was received from the Mansfield Library inviting Board to Open House
on April 25 at 8:00 PM.
Invitation was received from the Plymouth Paving and Engineering, Inc. inviting
the Board to a open house on Friday, April 25 toview a Stansteel 3 -ton
Bituminous Concrete Plant.
Letter was received from the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic
Development District regarding the preliminary draft of the Regional Study
of Water Supply, Sewage Disposal and Drainage, Phase II and advising the
Board that a copy had been sent to the District Representative.
Letter was received from the Commonwealth of Mass. regarding the endorsement
of the Corporation of the Colonial Boys of Norwood, Inc. Application was
returned for John McDonough and others for specific reference as to the
charecter of the applicant.
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April 23, 1969
Letter was received from the Commonealth of Mass. Administration and Finance
offering courses to Town Employees.
Letter was received from Town Counsel, Robert Cunningham regarding the
pollution case from Norton. The Decree was read ordering the Town to
Pay Norton $8,000 damages.
Motion by Selectman Clemmey, seconded by Selectman Kellam to grant renewal
applications for:
SWORN WEIGHER
Nathan Linskey, North Main Street Blane Chemical
Robert Alves 29 Newcome Street, Norton Kirley Fuel and Oil
Motion by Selectman Clemmey seconded by Selectman Kellam, all in favor, to
sign renewal applications for:
FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT
Armands Restaurant 1.4 South Main Street
Joseph Retundo dba /Cindys Donut Shoppee 227 N. Main Street
Grace Pelligrini Daggs Lounge Rear 304 N. Main Street
Motion by Selectman Kellam seconded by Selectman Clemmey, all in favor to
-rant renewal licenses for:
rUNERAL HOME
Sherino Amici Amici Funeral Home 115 N. Main Street
William Jackson Jackson Funeral Home 32 Church Street
Motion by Selectman Clemmey seconded by Selectman Kellam, all in favor to
grant licencses for:
AUCTIONEER
Gilbert Elliot the Swamp Yankee
N. Lawrence D'Afile 343 Willow Street
Francis Fox 135 Church Street
Motion by Selectman Clemmey, seconded by Selectman Saunders, all in favor,
to grant renewal licences for:
JUNK DEALER
Virginia S. Dunn 1013 East Street The Hob Nob
Barbara D. Collier 710 East St.
Motion by Selectman Kellam, seconded by Selectman Clemmey to grant the
licenses for Sunday Licenses, all in favor.
SUNDAY LICENSES
Neighborhood Superette 90 Main Street
rmands Restaurant 14 S. Main Street
Morse & Forrester 195 Central Street
Aquarium Creations 900 So. Main Street
Cuneo's 214 Rumford Ave.
Sunnyvale Farms N. Main Street
Old Country 5Tore W. iMaltS= :e1A;
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April 23, 1969
Town Manager told the Board that the Dog Officer would like to request a
permanent restraint for two German Sheperds owned by Anthony Arena on Tremont
Street, they attacked a Boxer on Tremont Street. Motion by Selectman Saunders
seconded by Selectman Clemmey to have the dog officer permanently restrain the
two unlicensed German Shepherds, all in favor.
Town Manager discussed with the Board the hiring of Mr. John Limpus of Norton
to use his sidewalk sweeper for $15. per hour. Discussion was held and Town
Manager was authorized to hire the sweeper.
Town Manager told Board a meeting had been set -up for April 29 at 7:30 PM
with the Conservation and Recreation Committee. Also a meeting with the
Fire Chief and Mr. Ferrier, on April 29 at 8:00 PM.
Town Manager reported on the two ponds to the Board and discussed what had
been done. He advised the Board that the next step would be Test Borings.
Pond A elevation 140.72 Pond B elevation 134. He was advised by the Board
to go ahead with the Test Borings.
Selectman Saunders advised the Board of "495 Comes AliveY a seminar to be
held at Dean Junior College on May 1.
Selectman Kellam asked if Town Treasurer Robert Steward had forwarded
information back to the board regarding updating Mansfield's credit
rating. He asked that the Finance Committee be asked to discuss the matter
with the Board.
Chairman Woodlock advised the Board that he had met with the School Committee
regarding holding dances at the High School. A discussion was held on the
matter and it was decided to have the Board met with School Committee again.
Chairman Woodlook advised the Board that if Town Meeting is not finished
Monday night they would like to have it Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Arena and Mr. William Curran met with the Board to discuss
the dog incident on Tremont Street. Mrs. Arena told the Board that she had
registered her dogs and she was advised that the dogs had been permanently
restrained and that the Dog Officer would be advised of the same. Mr. Curran
told the Board how the two German Shepherds had attacked his Boxer and also
showed doctor bills to the Board.
Motion by Selectman Clemmey, seconded by Selectman Saunders to go into
Executive Session, all at favor. Executive Session 9:30 PM.
Check List
1. Meeting with Chief Bellavance and Superintendent L. Ferrier, to be set up
by Town Manager to discuss Fire Alram system wiring.
2. Meeting with School Building Committee on arbitration regarding High School.
3. Selectmen invited to Memorial Day ceremonies May 26, 1969 _ car will be
available.
4. Mr. Camp and Mr. Woodlock to visit Miss Helen Paine.
5. Meeting to be set up with the Conservation Commission and Recreation
Committee on swimming area.
6. Mr. Woodlock to meet with Assessors on Tax Title land.
7. Appointments for 1969 to be completed on April 30, 1969. See attached list.
8. Check Nest Street bridge _ Mr. Woodlock to contact Engineer at Boston
Department of Public Works.
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Agreement to be reached on allowance rates for new installations by the
Light Department.
Awaiting ruling from the Town Counsel concerning conflict of interest _
Bartson Mower Service _ Cy Bellavance.
Meeting to be set up with Selectmen, Town Manager and Airport Advisory
Committee to discuss airport maintenance.
Decision to be reached regarding computerized water and tax billing.
Meeting with Robert Stuart, Town Treasurer, on bonds 15 or 20 years old _
Mr. Woodlock to invite Finance Committee to meeting
Route 495 Seminar May 1, 1969 - Dean .Junior College.
Expiring Appointments
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Office
Moth Superintendent
Tree Warden
Veterans Agent
Agent, Board Of Health
Board Of Registrars (3 yrs.)
Library Trustees
Constables
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.pence Viewers
Field Driver
Measurers Of Leather
Measurer Of Wood And Bark
Sealer Of Weights & Measurers
Dog Officer
Forest,i Warden
Present Office
Holder
Should be Mr, Camp
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C, Herbert Stearns
Ruth C. Booth
Richard J. Sheehan
W. George Cruser Jr,
Bruce T. Vickery
No- Lawrence D'Afile
Edward A, Sliney
Roland Collins
Elwood B, Shepard, Jr,
William A, Bellamy
iElwoodB, Shepard, Jr,
Robert H. Bell
Robert H. Bell, Jr,
Allan Lunn
Bruno F. Copparini
Leon Grant
Should be Fire Chief
Expires
Jan, 31, 1969
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June 30, 1969