HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 11-27-1968November 27, 1968
Meeting called for 7 :30 P,M,
All members present, and the Town Manager,
Upon a motion by Selectman Woodlock, seconded by Selectman Dustin it was voted
to approve the Treasurer's warrant in the amount of $1,270,313,94.
The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted, subject to any minor changes
to be made,
The Chairman read a decision from the Board of Appeals granting permission to
the Big Four Outlet, Inc, to construct a 20 ft, x 18 ft, addition to an exist-
ing building at 395 Oakland Street, Another communication from the Board of
Appeals advised that the Chambers' gravel pit had been inspected and approved,
and the Board voted unanimously to release the Bond.
A letter was received from the Planning Board enclosing reports from Leon Dean
regarding the relocation of Route 140, suggesting that the Selectmen, Planning
Board, two representatives of the Planning District, State Representatives,
Town Manager and Walter Holm, Chairman of the Industrial and Development Com-
mission, get together regarding the relocation of Route 140,
Another item in Mr. Dean's report mentioned a huge subdivision being constructed
on the Mansfield-Norton line, He suggested that Mill Street be rebuilt as a
Chapter 90 road because of the possibility of traffic over Mill Street from this
subdivision. He also advised that with the opening of Route 495 soon that the
Planning Board and Board of Selectmen should bethinking of cautionary methods
regarding traffic through Mansfield,
George Wojtkiewiz appeared at the meeting. He said a few words about the dump
problem, and stated that something should be made clear regarding the letter
from the D.P.H. which meant that the burning should be stopped immediately. He
stated their group was excited about what is being done regarding a new dump site,
and expressed his appreciation for the work being done in this regard. He also
advised that people could not find his house because of the poor condition of
the Bast Street sign and presented a large Bast Street street sign to the Board,
and the Board accepted the sign with thanks,
The Chairman read a letter from the Planning Board requesting that the Selectmen
have the Town Manager contact Mr, William FitzHenry regarding the problem of
solid waste disposal.
Upon a motion by Selectman Dustin, seconded by Selectman Kellam it was voted to
request the Finance Committee for a transfer from the Reserve Fund to the Insurane
Accountin' the amount of $246,16.
Upon a motion by Selectman Kellam, seconded by Selectman Woodlock it was voted to
request the Finance Committee for a transfer from the Reserve Fund in the amount
of $250,00 to the Town Manager's Expense Account,
At 8:00 P.M. hearings were held on the following renewal liquor licenses:
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All Alcoholic -- Restaurant
Anthony Lomberto, d b a Dario's Famous Chicken House
Lindo G. Galanti, Mgr., d /b /a The Mansfield House, Inc,
Grace N, +Pelligrini, Mgr., Daggs Lounge
Anthony Pascucci, Mgr., Regent Cafe, Inc.
Arthur C. Morrison, d /b /a'Willowdale Golf Course
Charles Falotico, Mgr., Jack's Cafe, Inc, of Mansfield
Club License
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Artr Terenzi, Commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nugent Chilli, Mgr., Cristoforo Colombo Lodge #1109
All Alcoholic _ Package Store
Hugo A. Carbonetti, Mgr „ Carbonettils Market- Liquors, Inc.
Michael J. Catalano, Mgr., Catalano's of Mansfield, Inc.
Wine and Malt Beverages _ Package Store
Donald P. Zecher, O.C.S., Inc., d/b a Old Country Store
Philip R. DiMonte, Mgr., R. DiMonte, Inc.
Upon a motion by Selectman Dustin, seconded by Selectman Woodlock it was voted
to approve the above renewal liquor licenses.
Upon a motion by Selectman Woodlock, seconded by Selectman Kellam it was voted
to set a hearing date of December 4, 1968 at 8:00 P.M. on the applications of
Cuneo's Incorporated, Leo P. Gentili, Jr .0 Manager, a change of ownership, and
on the application of The Connor Store, Inc., d /b /a The Connor Store r Marie
L. Connor, Manager for incorporation.
Upon a motion by Selectman Dustin, seconded by Selectman Saunders it was voted
to grant the following renewal licensest
Class I _Garage
W lhams Ford Sales, Inc,
Mansfield Motors, Inc.
Savini Pontiac Sales, Inc.
Old Colony Motors, Inc.
Common Victualler
Regent Cafe, Inc.
Cindyts Donut Shop
Sub Village
Music Machine-Weekdays only
Regent Cafe, Inc.
Automatic Amusement Device-Weekdays only
Regent Cafe, Inc. _ pool table
Methyl Alcohol
Williams Ford Sales, Inc,
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Upon a motion by Selectman Dustin, seconded by Selectman Woodlock it was voted
to grant the following Sunday renewal licenses:
Regent Cafe, Inc., pool table
of " " T.V., radio and juke box
Daggs Lounge bowling
After .a discussion by the Town Manager regarding changes in the plans for the
renovation of the Police area of the Town Hall, upon a motion by Selectman Saunders
seconded by Selectman Kellam it was voted to authorize the Town Manager to pro-
ceed with new plans for the renovation of the Police area. Selectman Dustin did
not vote.
The following petition was received by the Town Clerk, signed by 215 registered
voterss "The undersigned citizens and registered voters of the Town of Mansfield
propose the adoption of the attached new "Earth Removal By -Law" and the associated
necessary revision of the Zoning By-Law and do hereby respectfully requests
1. The Board of Selectmen to insert in the Warrant of a Special Town Meeting
the attached proposed "Earth Removal By.Law°.
2. The Planning Board to make all necessary revisions and /or changes in the
Zoning By-Law so that it will be consistent with the attached "Earth Removal By-
Law", to properly and adequately advertise the several changes and the new By-Law,
to hold public hearings thereon, to give an adequate and comprehensive report to
the Town Meeting, and to prepare a motion for the Town Meeting which will require
that the said Zoning By-Law revision will become effective coincidentally with
the date of approval of the ':'Earth Removal By-Law", if so voted by the Town Meet-
ing and approved by the Attorney General."
Upon a motion by Selectman Kellam, seconded by Selectman Woodlock it was voted to
open the Warrant for a special Town Meeting to be held sometime the first part of
January.
The Town Manager advised that he will take the necessary action to supply the D.P.W.
with two plans on the request of Edward Proteau for sewerage on Copeland Drive.
Selectman Kellam brought up the subject of the Personnel Policies distributed to all
Town employees stating that the policies should not be enforced until after negotia-
tions. After a discussion regarding enforcing parts of the Policies, upon a motion
by Selectman Kellam, seconded by Selectman Saunders it was voted to direct all
department heads to start drawing up the personnel records under the direction of
the Town Manager; and that all new employees must have A physidAl.before being em-
ployed.
The Town Manager gave a report on the items to be completed at the sewer plant,
and the Board discussed payment of Estimate #14. Upon a motion by Selectman Saunders
seconded by Selectman Dustin it was voted to table this matter for further dis_
cussiont"hext week.
The Town Manager advised the Board that he had appointed Joseph Chalifoux, Building
Inspector.
Selectman Kellam again brought up the subject regarding No Parking on Cottage Strce t
for a distance of loot from North Main Street,and after a discussion moved that
parking be banned 60 ft. from No. Main Street on Cottage, Church and Pleasant Sts.
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and that signs be posted accordingly, but the motion failed for the lack of a
second,
Selectman Kellam also inquired about estimates on quarter meters to be submitted
by Mr. Ferrier, and also wished to know the status of the delinquent light bills.
He also mentioned burning of garbage in the town, and as the Board of Health we
should take action against this procedure,
Selectman Woodlock advised that the State will send applications to be submitted
for the speed zone study in town, and Williams. Street from West St, Mill, Elm,
Franklin, West, Gilbert and Plain Streets were streets suggested to be done.
With regard to the load limits on bridges, this will be checked by the State
next week.
The Chairman and Town Manager to check gravel pits for possible dump sites on
Friday,
Mrs. Margot Jellenek read the decision of the Board of Appeals with regard to
the permit for '..W. H. Riley & Son, Inc, She.advised that she had questioned
the Planning Board regarding the topographical plan, and was advised they had
never seen the plan. She further advised that in Taunton Court on May 24, 1968
the Judge made several stipulations with regard to.this pit advising W.H.Riley &
Son, Inc, to apply for a permit, and also to go through the legal By -Laws and
produce a contour map. She claimed this has not been done.
Upon a motion by Selectman Dustin, seconded by Selectman Saunders it was voted
to go into executive session.
The regular meeting adjourned at 10:03 P.M.
Clerk Chairman