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Secher, Associate Carole Andrews 1991 John Swafford 1991 Bruce Glazer 1993 1992 1992 1993 1991 0 ELECTED OFFICIALS BOARD OF SELECTMEN - HOUSING AUTHORITY Thomas M. Markt, Chairman 1991 David A. Clemmey, Chairman Edward J. Tartufo 1993 Helen J. Jackson (State Appointee) Lawrence J. Harrington* 1992 Alice Armstrong Amos M. Robinson 1992 Arthur Remillard John W. Dunn* 1990 William DeBaggis Frank G. Colella 1993 William J. Sarno, Clerk 1992 MODERATOR Robert H. Saquet SCHOOL COMMITTEE Louis Amoroso, Chairman 1993 SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL Joanne Begley 1992 SCHOOL COMMITTEEMAN Stephen A. Calvin 1992 Francis J. Cinelli R. Scott Button 1991 Dianne Royle 1993 *Resigned or vacated term. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Town Manager Thomas E. Dwyer* Town Counsel Max Vo Acting Town Manager Joan M. Cutillo Robert Mangi Assistant to the Town Manager Anne M. Alzapiedi Director of Planning and Superintendent of Schools Charles Lamontagne* Community Development Shaun P. ] Dr. Charles Warren Conservation and School Business Manager Robert Gurek Environmental Planner Richard Electric Department Manager John H. Larch Building Inspector/ Electric Department Business Manager Kym Titus Zoning Enforcement Officer Bertram M. Executive Director, Assistant Building Inspector Walter A Housing Authority Marguerite Brothers Elio Bacch Chief of Police Jesse H. Earls Inspector of Wires David C Animal Control Officer Jeffrey Collins Plumbing & Gas Inspector O. Conrad 1 Sealer of Weights & Measures Walter Bogdanchik Health Agent Scott Fire Chief Edward A. Sliney, Jr. Parks and Recreation Director Lorilel Civil Defense Director Robert B. Button Council on Aging Director Gale Fm Director of Public Works/ Director of Veterans Services Robert F. Ma Town Engineer Robert D. Swanson Library Director Dinah Ar Water and Wastewater Burial Agent Lawrence Ja Operations Manager Gerald St. Hilaire Constables Paul B Town Accountant Laurence S. Gallagher, Jr. Carlton T. C Treasurer /Collector Joan M. Cutillo Mark S Set Assistant Treasurer Sandra LaRosee MichaelBc Assistant Assessor /Office Manager Shirley MacPhee - John Town Clerk Judith F. Scott BOARDS AND COMMITTEES AIRPORT COMMISSION BOARD OF ASSESSORS Allen L. Willis, Chairman 1991 Alfred Turinese, Chairman Robert J. Andrews 1993 Walter I. Main Philip Finer 1992 Paul Folkman George Dainis III 1991 Jeffrey J. Siena 1993 CABLE ACCESS CORPORATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS George Wojtkiewicz, Chairman Edward Valenzola Eric Butler Stanley Sohn Mary -Lou Cotton Peter DeTrolio, Jr., Associate Richard E. 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Certainly, the shortage of funds for many of these programs still hamstrings the Town in its determined efforts to provide services most citizens are seeking. Nevertheless, within these limitations, many notable accomplishments occurred: • The completion of the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Oakland Street and adjacent side streets — this work was funded by special State Grants. • The ongoing continuation of a road resurfacing program, coupled with minor drainage improvement program. This is the second consecutive yearthatthe Town was able to dedicate its own funds to this critical work in preserving the road infrastructure of the community. • The finishing touches were put on the new Library /Council On Aging building which enjoyed its first full year of use. In that time, the library enjoyed an increasein circulation and the Council On Aging maintained one of its highest participation rates. • Capping the landfill is approximately 95% complete. Capping the East Street Landfill will prevent rainwater from penetrating through the buried refuse, a condition which could lead, if unchecked, to a significant potential for groundwater contamination. • Bonding was secured that authorized funding for betterments in Mansfield's Industrial Park. The purpose of this project is to make needed public improvements to the roadways and electric service to the CC&F Industrial Park. A new method of financing that does not impact the community tax base was utilized for this purpose allowing the beautification project without an increase in taxes. • The Town and the MBTA reached an agreement to create a Commuter Parking Fee System atthe MBTA Commuter Parking Lot. This system coordinated several town departments, created many structural improvements, and provides the Town approximately $175,000 in gross revenue. An updated Communications System is in process of being installed. This system will upg the obsolete and problem - plagued emergency x communications system of the Town, with sp emphasis on the needs of the police and fire ser • This year marked the final planning stages of North Main Street reconstruction process which hope to have underway in the Spring of 1991. The Board also initiated a comprehensive study of om the major issues confronting the community; namely, extension of sanitary sewer lines into East Mansfield wh residential development continues at a rapid pace. The str examined both the technical aspects of the engineering desi and construction work, and the financial aspect of misi money for this very expensive undertaking. The bw continues to work with other Town boards and commissio developers, and other interested parties on a comprehens strategy to construct these sewers in a manner which can afforded by all But progress of an equally vital nature also occurred v the Town's operating budget, where a substantial challe presented itself in these fiscally difficult times. It appears 1 the override question will continue to be an ever -pru shadow on the budget process, as the growth allowed Proposition 21 /z State Laws (2.5% per year of prior year's levy) is unrealistic in the face of normal inflation, the dema of a developing community, and long standing problems neglected and historically underfunded commur infrastructure. The Board of Selectmen pledges to remain steadfast n determination to lead the community forward in progress and fiscally responsible manner. The support of the citizen passing past Proposition 21/2 overrides, when warranted, been instrumental in the progress to date. Working togetla difference in the quality of life can be effected. The Board strongly urges you to become involved in community, to attend meetings, to ask questions, and to v, your concerns. 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U 40 m - M N W 'O U V / N D M CO) bq w .) c U O U r U -£T- co 0 O O O v �o GO CD �. cfl _..� o om m �o co CD CO = n W �° m (D � c co o k< cp '0 �o _ o 0 �� _. o ro < 0 � o bQ H t�J b TOWN OF MANSFIELD TOWN ACCOUNTANT In accordance with the requirements of Mass. General Laws, the Accountant's Report for the fiscal year July 1, 1989 June 30, 1990 is herein submitted. The financial condition of the Town is shown by a Statement of Revenue, Actual vs Budget and Balance Sheets. Also are statements of Long Term Debt and Analysis of Free Cash. TOWN OF MANSFIELD Statement of Revenue & Expenditures Budget & Actual June 30, 1990 Revenues: Real & P/P Taxes Motor Vehicle Excise Licenses & Permits Investment Income Intergovernmental In Lieu of Taxes Water & Sewer Departmental Fines & Forfeits Penalties /Interest Hotel -Motel Tax Miscellaneous Total Revenue Expenditures: Education General Government Public Safety Public Works Culture & Recreation Pension & Fringe Water & Sewer Debt Service Environmental Sanitation Human Services State & Cty. Assessments Total Expenditures Excess of revenues over expenditures Other Financing Sources (Uses): Operating Transfers In (out): Stabilization Fund Trust Funds Special Revenue Funds Proprietary Funds Total Operating Transfers Excess (deficiency) of revenues & other financing sources over expenditures & other financing uses BUDGET 14,096,156 1,084,071 280,150 330,650 3,750,783 150,000 2,460,604 143,148 214,300 110,682 234,602 17.219 ACTUAL 14,096,156 886,894 124,980 325,551 4,222,626 159,905 2,476,159 502,148 271,644 146,727 192,957 0 747 FAV( PAVO 11,521,154 11,485,601 1,094,269 962,960 '( 2,455,039 2,382.911 1,302,106 1,199,427 f 373,304 336,598 2,552,302 2,456,312 2,154,826 2,021,125 a 996,253 863,557 Y 223,185 210,119 1,005,500 1,005,500 136,207 129,835 203,701 215,031 24,017,846 23,268,976 (1,155,481) 136,771 1 (100,000) (100,000) (2,000) (2,000) 208,072 134,376 399,139 355,434 506.211 387,810 Ca W F.1 9E'OZZ'9 9£'OZZ`9 0 f,L'880'£OZ'9 99'pE9'009'T Z8'6T9'98 T9'L98'L6L 9Z'EZL'Z 89'TSZ'9 89'6E9'9T ZO'TO6'9E Z9'9T8'Z69 £8'L9£'9T IO'L8Z £p'89p'T 88'ZO8'98Z 9Y9LZ'L9T LL'99Z'L£9'T 9Z'£69'09T 68TTL'L9 9£'oZZ`9 9£'oZZ'9 PL'880'£OZ'9 £8'L9£'9T TT'8T 06'899 Ep'89p'T K*900,6T pT'L60'Z6 Zp'9LZ'L9T -9T- Slmbg pun3 s9jj!jTgB!'I slassV 066T 60E aunP - TaagS aausisg gaun7 ioogaS pia SU72N 3o uekoy Z8'T6p'6£9 L9'980'ZLT'T 90'9p9'6Z 8£'68VPT 00'L£T'T8T'Z 99'8£8'L 00'000'00£ T9'Z8O'L6p 00'9ZT Slwba sellTTTgvT'I slossv panxaeaxuR'S'3 olqusua elusxxeM 8unloagQ palolxlsaxun -gse� panxasaxufl'fi'3 saxnlipuadx� ao; anxasag'U'd saonsxgwnaua xo; anxasag •g'3 uollsudoxddV xo; anxasag •g'3 sasodand paloadg xo; aexasag 'g•g 931301[0 pomleloufl suononpoa IloxSed olgsSsd slm;xxeM saxnsoloaxo3 x ,Januanag paxxa;aQ saxnsoloaxod x ,L •ZxoddV xomoSanuanag paxxa;aQ 0661 ZsaxaluT PallTwmOD 0661 xamag pouorlxoddV roag •ZdaQ ros.Wanuaeag pomapa solgsnraoag •ZdaQ •as w aeloxa A/ WS UUGnag paxxa3aQ sxsaA xorxdalgenlaoag asloxa 4/W 066T�Tgenlaoag asraxH A/W snarl xslanuanag paxxa;aQ algenlaoall suorl xsy s ",L "doxdanuanag paxxa;aQ exsaX xoud --•H 2R •V xo; uolsleoxd 066T-'H28'V x33 uolsuoxd sxea2L xopd- algenlaoaH saxsy H/1[ 066IalquAla a1[ saxey H/1[ sauoX xoudalgsncaoag sox l d/d 066T- RvAiaoalT se Lt d/d alp ;amuowmoD moig onQ sluowlsanuT paulgwoD Ilsode(I p al¢ogrlxaD Junloago paloTxlsaxufl-gsuD gssa Salad 0661 60E aun f - TaagS oausiBg TO Puna Puna isaauaf PIOUsusW jo umoy Town of Mansfield Special Revenue Fund Fund 24 Balance Sheet - June 30, 1990 Assets Cash- Unrestricted Checking 626,823.72 Due From Commonwealth C.90 366,662.16 Due From Federal Gov't. 20,787.92 Deferred Revenue-Intergovernmental 387,49 Amounts to be Provided 130,000.00 Liabilities Notes Payable 130;0( Warrants Payable 22,2£ Equity F.B. School Grants 60,098.95 F.B. Premium on Sale of Bonds 8,0: F.B. Highway Chap. 337 241,64 F.B. Ins. Loss Escrow 5,49 F.B. COA Grants 1,4£ F.B. Arts Lottery Grant - 9( F.B. Airport Fencing 6,3: F.B. Bridge Replacement C.90 F.B. School Details 2,2( F.B. Lost Books 5p F.B. Athletic Revolving 40,2' F.B. Adult Education 13,31 F.B. Recreation Revolving 20,9£ F.B. Ambulance Revolving 30,7' F.B. Band & Music 3,2' F.B. Manic. Outside Details 25,921.81 F.B. Library M.E.G. Grant 26,3' F.B. Sale of Real Estate 31;4( F.B. Reserve for Appro. W WTP 201,31 F.B. Chicken Anti -Trust 51 . F.B. Right to Know 1;3' F.B. Res. for Census F.B. Gifts & Bequests 47,31 F.B. Wetlands Protec. 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Reserve for Encumbrances F.B. Reserve for Appropriation 743,740.45 170,205.01 39,876.00 4,706.94 6,562.21 220,34! 203,67 114,94 425,11 964,089.61 964,0E Town of Mansfield Long Term Debts Fund 90 Balance Sheet - June 30, 1990 Assets 9,951,700.00 Amount to be Provided Liabilities Bonds Payable- Qualters Bonds Payable -H. S. Roof Bonds Payable- W.W.T.P. Bonds Payable -Lyons Brook Bonds Payable -Well & Water Bonds Payable -Water II Bonds Payable-Highway Garage Bonds Payable- Library /COA Bonds Payable- Elementary School Bonds Payable -Water III Bonds Payable-Well Acquisition 9,551,700.00 CE I� C4 W Ja W Sf A S C R N J J TS'E66`TLT 9Z•6L9`99T 99'90£`6 09'96Z`T 9Z'LOE`T LT-£96`£ P6'909`I 9VOTL`T 89'S6E`Z 6T- 916`LE£`E 00'000`£T ZZ'9£V 98'98I`969`9 88.6601 T£'Z08`E 9£•ET6`ST 18'9ZL`16E 9L'EE6 90'169% OVTLL`£ 99'0E9`ZTT 00'000`1 66'988`8 00'090`OL 00'9T'0`£T TS-£WUl TS'£66`iLi 6T'9T6`L£E`E -6T- soouelsg pun3 (8u?sp;g puDA) pund p ;xauaD- Sxexgiq Puna ptxauaD -S nxq?'I pun3 sddp{d-xq ?Z pund ssoyg-A"jgrl pun3 supldog- Sxexgi7 punjl sa2jpog- 6xsxgrl PuA3 Sur plmg-,cxsxg?'I pun3 wunixotA- Sxsxgrl saagsnu Bxuzgrl 6po4eno1sZsnu, aigepuadxg gseo pund I?sodaQ oalm"nD 3snxy 3uamaoxo;uS "'I Isnxy •xdaQ d AM dxexgrl emegl ?[r1 goaeP ioogoS sumIll, pA goose dcgsxelogaS II A&M a.uasau 3nauiaxyag puck Sxaaaurao 3snxJ, goeag uagdolS 8u?4e3Puerl 7xodnd pun3 uoyezilTge3S xaxnseaxy 6polsnD /sTsn;y algepuodxa Pun3loogoS smeg0M pung sm IU11A goner pun3 dNsxelogoS II 61Lr1 spun3 Sxa3amao xaxnsuoU Fpo;snD /sjsnxy algepuedxa -uoN 6T'9TD`LE£`£ slassd 06611 `0E aunf - laagS eauBiBg slunoaav Isnal Piausueyq jo umoy gseo TOWN OF MANSFIELD Five Year Summary of Revenue - Expense and Changes in Fund Balance EXPENDITURES: General government 1990 1989 1988 1987 1988 Fun 2,412,252 2,387,054 5,654,676 2,311,381 2,764,039 2,122,006 1,942,655 1,834,867 1,1 1,9 Public safety Public works Plug REVENUE Real and personal property taxes, net 13,507.705 12,346,307 10,961,508 9,420,366 8'$$79211111766 -. 178,731 299,635 Motor vehicle excise 886,894 1,084,071 774,376 130,360 678,801 91,208 775 601 �t 89,888 Less Licenses and permits 124,980 612,135 119,837 648,459 361,701 326,168 ; 243700 1 Y 1,359,023 Investment income Intergovernmental 4,871,592 5,601,271 5,560,580 5,988,750 4,239,544 ? 1210584 Can Charges vice 3,121,273 2,917,819 3,911,494 5,610 2,498,454 2,110 4 910 Sanitation Environmental s in lieu Payments in lieu of taxes Electric Department in lieu of taxes 9905 150,000 0 150,000 150,000 15Q000 150000 ,y ` 19,640 835,033 Penalties and interest 146,727 110,682 145,891 250,914 991,044 185,862 114869 tl 0 1,202,570 Hotel -motel tax 192,957 502,148 234,602 317,649 338,604 411,679 _ 307,242 ' 22,513,188 Departmental 271,644 174,332 134,146 128,236 134,023 n 561,475 Fines Other 85,497 165,847 273,487 392,923 ? 571,455 Operating transfers in(out), net 24,483,457 23,870,876 22,998,671 20,373,601 16634582 Proceed of bonds Total Revenue 1' Proceed of anticipation notes payable EXPENDITURES: General government 1,008,465 1,035,174 722,805 654,773 1,6'. Supplies and service 2,412,252 2,387,054 5,654,676 2,311,381 2,764,039 2,122,006 1,942,655 1,834,867 1,1 1,9 Public safety Public works 1,079,859 989,800 730,521 775,434 ' _ 7 Human services 129,835 339,056 178,731 299,635 165,018 257,110 150,500 249,487 1 2 Culture and recreation 11,434,687 10,531,965 9,941,343 8,680,082 7,9 Education Pension and fringe 2,433,952 2,164,348 1,957,344 1,359,023 Judgments and claims 0 215,031 0 205,308 22,433 400,692 0 344,767 3 State and county assessments 1,017,937 899,835 863,660 167,754 Sanitation Environmental 232,699 145,905 108,175 61,774 Miscellaneous 19,640 835,033 5,313 1,385,794 137,573 1,159,178 11,952 2,667,305 Capital outlay Debt service 1,336,756 1,202,570 1,161,291 911,753 'Y,( Total Expenditures 24,932,256 27,010,435 22,513,188 19,812,126 16,( EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES (448,799) (3,139,539) 485,483. 561,475 I OTHER FINANCIAL SOURCES (USES): 353,434 343,071 (2,000) (2,000) Operating transfers in(out), net 0 5,425,000 0 1,375,000 '. Proceed of bonds 1' Proceed of anticipation notes payable Total Other 353,434 5,768,071 (2,000) 1,373,000 EXCESS OF REVENUE & OTHER SOURCES (95,365) 2,628,512 483,483 1,934,475 1, OVER(UNDER) EXPENDITURES Fund Equity, beginning of year 8,753,284 5,793,580 5,310,097 0 3,967,107 (1,200,000) 2, Adjustment to modified accrual 0 331,192 0 608,515 Residual equity transfer Fund Equity, end of year 8,657,919 8,753,284 5,793,580 5,310,097 3. -IZ HSVO 8Z'0L9`L09`Z9$ s7dl839H IVIOt 00'000'9T9`9 'xead ag77nogBnozg7 pa7sanul axam spug7 p97alx7samou lIe 3o 95001 3o 02exane 11V i9'609'L86`Z 'laso OIguIMnV 9Z'698'689'T algeBed s7uexmM 9L'896'ZL6`6 06/00/9 gsu0 36'£99'2009 s7uaw9sxngs10 8Z'0L9`L09'Z9 s7dlaaoU 06'T96`L98'9 68 111L gsu0 HSVO 8Z'0L9`L09`Z9$ s7dl839H IVIOt 00'000'9T9`9 eBm O"OH £8£Z6`96i'i saaxno5 Jupumu53 101170 Z9'Z09'9Z8 s7usx0 luxapa,3 98'T98`ET6'Z suo17nq!4sla pue s7uex0 a7u7S LG£03`L£9 s7unoaoV Buv 10 AGU 66`069'6 a731`J ZL'0L6'Z66 92MMUH 7u9w7sanul 3L'869'361`T spunjoH pue s7dlaaaH unoaus1laasi 06'STI`9LZ saulH 9i'Z9Z`L06 easuaorI pus s71uuad 'suogoadsul ES'LZ£'£05$T sldlaoaH Aauo2V L£'096'ZZT`T sidiaaaH xamaS 8Z'SEL`LT6'T s7dia3aH aa7eM 69'9Z9`TT8'LI s7dpoaH alx7oaIg 66'3£6`668 0I01110A IOIOW 68'LL9`86T sassy uo 7saxa7ul pus sanpuad 00196 %6T "L Souudnoo0 wooH 08'9L9`969`£T S7xadoxd p3uosxad pus aqulsg leaH sidlaaaH •gseo pa77iu1wooun ueaw 7ou soup gseo olgelptne 7Ug7 a7ou assald 'saaxnos lepueug xag7o pus sanuanax paool Sq 7asgo axam 2ouedn000 woox pus asloxa alolgaA xoloyll's7usx8 ul aseaxoap 7ueaglu2ls V'xea.i Ieasg ag73o pus, pus 2uluuT2aq ag7 7u umo7 91q7 ;O uolllsod gsuo 9747 pus 0661 [eus.A Buunp dxnsuaxL ag7 g2noag7 passed 7s1q7 sanuanax Ile 3o saamos 9q7 ;0 umoplleaxq u sl Bulmollo; agL 'sa7ou Bxuxodwa7 uo pauma 7saxa7ul ;o 7lnsax a sum slgL 'uo7nglx7uw Isnuue -Iwas s o7 pago7ims a7e7s aq7 g2nog7 uana'6861 Id usg7 axow 000`06$ fq spun; algsllene xno paseaxaw sBup a 7uawlsanul sumo 1, 017 maS slgl, Haufnsvanl umos 00'00L`T99% 00'006`8ZL`6 00'000`53T'T 0 °%00'L 07 ° %9'9 00'000`008 0 °%08'9 07 °%9'9 00'000`00E`3 0 °%00'L 01 °%9'9 00'000'003 0 °%08'9 01 °%9'9 00'000'000`T 0 %00'L 07 °%9'9 00,00L'I68`T 00'006'£80`2 ° %9L'L 01 °%0'9 00'000`066'1 00'000`09Z`Z ° %9L'8 01 °%0'9 00'000`962 00,000,98E ° %00'9 07 °%L'9 06/09/9 68/0£/9 sa7uH auuslsg aausp3g 00'1180`189 00'960'92 00'699`99L'i 00'999'L£9`T 00'6£5`936 06611 `OE aunt SIHHU NHHJL oNoz 0661 `OS aunp gsga aead jo sisSpauV ariaiaSxvN 3o NMo,L 110M x07uM loogoS •walH xmagrl aBemO Mdu WON xa7sM xa7sM xa7uma7seM loogaS 066T'09 aunf'geu0 991d pagl}xa0 s7ngaQ aausp ;g Puna olgenlaoaH easel Apedoxd :ssoq sassy S7xadoxdanuanaH Paxxa3a(l :snld aausp3g pun3 TOWN COLLECTOR REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES The following tables present a comparison of taxes assessed vs. percent collected at fiscal year end. Please note that mot vehicle excise is assessed on calendar basis; therefore, the amounts levied and percentages collected represent only six months activity. 12,005,157.90 Net amount to be raised by taxation % Satisfll Fiscal Year Tax Rate Total Tax Levy at FY ex FY 90 10.33/12.49 14,416,741.20 929( FY 89 13.53/16.55 12,866,156.00 98% FY 88 12.34/15.14 11,105,726.52 990( Title liens against properties for unpaid taxes on June 30, 1990 totalled $157,275.42. 241,290.59 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE 15,722,667.93 LOCAL EXPENDITURES % Satisfi[ Year Tax Rate Tax Levy at FY er, 1990 25.00 709,440.15 8 1989 25.00 964,164.32 93.6 1988 25.00 1,013,475.67 96.5 Previous year unpaid $32,713.81 BOARD OF ASSESSORS The tax rates for Fiscal Year 1991, were approved at $10.83 for Residential and Open Space and $13.09 for Comm Industrial and Personal Property. The Town's total valuation increased from $1,304,795,300 to $1,357,550,200. Any taxpayer with questions on their assessments or eligibility for exemption should take the opportunity to inquire Assessors Office. This is especially important for any person who believes they are entitled to one of the Town's special exem (is: Blind, Veterans, Elderly, and Surviving Spouses). Board meetings are held on Wednesday evenings atthe Town Hall at 7:i TAX RATE RECAPITULATION OF FISCAL YEAR 1991 Gross amount to be raised $ 27,727,825.83 Estimated Receipts & Available Funds 12,005,157.90 Net amount to be raised by taxation 15,722,667.93 Real Property Valuations 1,339,117,000.00 Personal Property Valuations 18,433,000.00 Total Property Valuations 1,357,550,200.00 Real Property Tax 15,481,377.34 Personal Property Tax 241,290.59 Total Taxes Levied on Property 15,722,667.93 LOCAL EXPENDITURES .00 A. Appropriations 27,055,435.90 B. Other Local Expenditures 1. Amt. certified by Trar. for tax title fcler. .00 2. Debt and Interest charges matured & maturing 2,971. 4. Available fonds to reduce tax rate to include in schedule budget .00 3. Amount necessary to satisfy final court judgment .00 4. Total Overlay deficits of prior years .00 5. Total offsets 29,761.00 6. Revenue deficits .00 7. Any other amounts to be raised ,00 8. Southeastern Reg. Plug. & Ec. Dev. Distr. (SPREDD) 2,018.00 TOTAL A, B 27,087,214.90 STATE ASSESSMENTS 1. Total County tax & state assessments OVERLAY GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED ESTIMATED RECEIPTS & AVAILABLE FUNDS 1. Total estimated receipts from state 3,533, 2. Local estimated receipts 5,500, 3. Available funds 2,971. 4. Available fonds to reduce tax rate 5. 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Mark Treadup 112 91 Clapprood 271 214 261 308 1054 William B. Golden 144 154 164 145 607 Nicholas A. Paleologos 73 51 55 64 243 Totals 542 453 527 570 2092 Attorney General 56 47' %. Leonard Gonsalves 51 51 Blanks 50 34 43 51 178 James Shannon 238 191 213 233 875 L. Scott Harshbarger 254 228 271 286 1039 Totals 542 453 527 570 2092 Secretary of State 254 273 Thomas D. Lopes 99 91 Blanks 198 159 176 210 743 Michael Joseph County Commissioner Connolly 344 294 351 360 1349 Totals 542 453 527 570 2092 Treasurer Blanks 58 50 52 53 213 William Francis Galvin 272 220 293 306 1091 George Keverian 133 129 123 138 523 Dick Krone 79 54 59 73 265 Totals 542 453 527 570 2092 Auditor Blanks 194 157 180 202 733 A. Joseph DeNucci 348 296 347 368 1359 Totals 542 453 527 570 2092 Representative In Congress Blanks 202 142 Barney Frank 340 311 Totals 542 453 Councillor 184 199 727 343 371 1365 527 570 2092 Blanks 238 177 217 Christopher A. Iannella, Jr. 304 276 310 Totals 542 453 527 Senator In General Court Blanks 176 William R. Keating 366 Totals 542 Rep. In General Court Blanks 542 Totals 542 District Attorney Blanks 46 Ronald Anthony Pina 185 Paul F. Walsh, Jr. 311 Totals 542 124 329 453 453 453 33 161 259 453 223 855 347 1237 570 2092 172 186 658 355 384 1434 527 570 2092 527 570 2092 527 570 2092 32 47 158 203 253 802 292 270 1132 527 570 2092 County Treasurer 37 i i Blanks Blanks 151 110 135 148 Patrick H. Harrington 279 252 299 312 :. t J. Mark Treadup 112 91 93 110 Totals 542 453 527 570'" County Commissioner 4 5 Steven D. Pierce 212 Blanks 179 129 164 179 M. Earle Gaudette 125 111 132 148ii Thomas M. Gibney 64 53 56 47' %. Leonard Gonsalves 51 51 54 63i': Linda Pereira 123 109 121 133': Totals 542 453 527 570`! Clerk of Courts Blanks Blanks 187 139 162 175: Marc J. Santos 256 223 254 273 Thomas D. Lopes 99 91 111 122 Totals 542 453 527 570: County Commissioner Blanks 177 133 156 1731 Richard Johnson 258 235 278 290( Arthur R. Machado 107 85 93 107': Totals 542 453 527 570' The following is a tabulation of votes for all four pi for the September 18, 1990 State Primary. Republican Ballot: Precincts One Two Three" Four Senator In Congress 37 i i Blanks 53 43 Daniel W. Daly 147 127 119 1'. Jim Rappaport 279 202 234 2 Totals 479 372 390 4 Governor Blanks 5 4 5 Steven D. Pierce 212 183 162 1 William F. Weld 262 185 223 i Totals 479 372 390 G Lieutenant Governor Blanks 55 47 41 Argeo Paul Cellucci 251 196 225 Peter G. Torkildsen 173 129 124 Totals 479 372 390 Attorney General Blanks 81 70 69 Guy A. Carbone 186 139 144 William C. Sawyer 212 163 177. Totals 479 372 390 Registrar of Probate Secretary of State Blanks 239 188 219 239 885 Blanks 146 91 103 Robert E. 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In General Court County Commissioner 328 265 253 302 Blanks 293 242 237 294 1066 Blanks John Medeiros 837 619 674 752: William B. Vernon 1667 1325 1431 1495 5918 Linda Pereira 422 400 442 442 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 Maria F. Lopes 371 283 299 293'': Leonard Gonsalves 2 0 0 0'. Question 41 77 73 68 96 314 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789.' Blanks Yes 1525 1174 1274 1371 5344 No 358 320 326 322 1326 Clerk of Courts 791 598 620 692 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1 789 6984 Blanks Marc J. Santos 1169 969 1048 . 1097.' Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 Question #2 Blanks 56 41 47 56 200 , Yes 964 735 833 851 3383 County Commissioner 729..'. No 940 791 788 882 3401 Blanks 835 641 672 Arthur Machado 1121 925 990 1056 l Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 John P. Miranda 1 0 0 0:?' Richard R. Medeiros 3 1 6 4 %.`. Question #3 27 26 22 34 109 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 Blanks Yes 952 682 769 800 3203 '. No 981 859 877 955 3672 Southeastern Regional Blanks 5802 4450 4611 5264 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 Ralph Armstead 918 790 885 889s George Churchill, Jr. 773 652 712 707.` Question #4 Charles D. Homer 762 645 698 699 Blanks 106 92 92 135 425 Eugene Kostecki 762 645 708 674 Yes 910 753 809 818 3290 Joseph W. Meaney 783 653 726 712.'. No 944 722 767 836 3269 Totals 9800 7835 8340 8945 >i Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 Question #5 District Attorney Blanks 93 90 87 130 Blanks 637 494 501 600 2232 Yes 1261 917 1022 1024 Paul F. Walsh, Jr. 1323 1073 1167 1189 4752 No 606 560 559 6351. Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789' Registrar of Probate Question #6 Blanks 753 582 592 660 2587 Blanks 213 206 197 226 Robert E. Peck 1207 985 1076 1129 4397 Yes 949 743 836 848' Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 No 798 618 635 7151 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789':' County Treasurer Blanks 750 582 589 659 2580 Patrick H. Harrington 1210 985 1079 1130 4404 Totals 1960 1567 1668 1789 6984 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING - MAY 149 1990 The second session of the April 2, 1990 Annual Town quorum was present and voting. The total number Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. The Meeting was held attending the session was 281. There were twenty -o at the Mansfield High School Auditorium, East Street, present in the auditorium. Mansfield, Massachusetts on Monday, May 14, 1990. A SPECIAL TOWN MEETING - MAY 149 1990 ARTICLE I - Vote Move that the Town transfer $34,600 among the following expenses of the municipal government duringtherema departmental budget accounts as describedbelow to defray the fiscal year 1990: _26_ -LZ- spusq to MORS - agon SluofeW - Slgeaonsl PagOA 'LT uoigaas 'y6 xaldsgO 'smug p;xaua0 agq Tjj!m aouepawas m maS goo mill sealto pougd u xol uan12 eq Sam es salou m alou s anssiolpuut'6 uollaaS'pp xalds710'sme'I lumueD to molslnoxd gill glum aooutpxooau u `1661 'T Slur 2uuuuu2aq mas reasg Pus 0661 'T Slur 2umqu aq maS juasg agq to anuanax sill So uolludlanm m soul oil amlq moil Sauoo momoq oq 'ugurlaalaS ag1 SO p;noxdde a71l glum 'xameeaxy umoy sill azuo71lne of 810n llum umoy gill lsgl anoyll OIOA - Z H'IDLL'IIV 066T ` -PT SUN (panuii uoo) ,BuiRaalK umoy junuuV •pauadoaxsem 2ugaayll umoy IuuuuV egl'N'd 0£:81s pue'agon spusglo molts a uo poww uoulom agy •2uulaayll umoy psnuuV agl mdoax oq pus 2ugaaW umoy InpadS gill umolpe Oq epem gem uolgoo e 9 01311xV ao 9gon 811110 misnl000a sill lV spusq SO molls - alon Squofem a ao pulp ;l 9 013!IaV oo uolgom agy OIOA - 9 H'IDI,LUV mulpalas to pxeog :HOSNOdS •ogaxagq uoulslax a uogae Am a'lul xo 'slllq xeq Slaalaenb 2u1Pm2ax 6861 SO 973V gill SO 999 10gde110 SO I6 uollaaS So suouslnoxd gill gdeam of alon 1lln+ umoy gill II gas oy 9 HQDIJLHV sposq l0 mogS - alon Sluo(syQ - Slgsxonel PagoA •smu'I 113101189 gill SO 69 xegdugD SO 9 uoulaaS SO OT6`gT6'T6`VLE'LE'3ZZ `QZZ'OZZ'gZZ'VZZ `ZZ'QLT'Z /TDLI 'DLT'LT sasnelO uo quaoxad &09) Slug to uolldmoxa xsq alelsa JUOX rOuolglPPe os smollu galgm 886130 s43V OXDJO 99T AsIduXID Sq papoame as 9861 SO s73V Gill SO £L xaldegO SO 6 uogoOS sme'I puauaO sllosngae anN ldgaoe umoy gill quill onoIAI OgOA - 9 H'IDLLIIV spusq l0 molls - agon Sluol§yl - Slgexonsl paloA •lunoaae Plus oq gxanex Neils papuadxa loo qnq axnllpuodxo m; 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Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 4 - Vote Move that the Town vote to authorize the transfer of sums of money from the Municipal Electric Department to the Town to cover the cost of operating specific municipal departments. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 5 - Vote Move that the Town authorize the transfer of $575,000 from Free Cash to defray a portion of the 1990 -91 budgeted appropriation. Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator - Show of hands ARTICLE 6 - Vote Move that the Town amend Article 22 of the 1978 Annual Town Meeting to specify that only fees and service charges collected by the Town for ambulance service rendered shall be deposited to the Ambulance Fee Reserve Account and that such funds may, upon authorization for the Town Meeting, be expended for purposes relating to ambulance service, including, but not limited to, the purchase of capital or equipment items, or to defray the operating expenses of the emergency medical service provided by the Town as may be contained in the ambulance and fire services annual budgets. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 7 - Vote Move that the Town authorize thetransfer of the following sums of money to defray portions of the fiscal year 1990.91 budget: From the Electric Department $391,703 From the Water Operaitona Budget 197,091 From the Wastewater Operations Budget 225,335 From the Ambulance Fee Reserve Account 85,000 From the Overlay Reserve for 200 Allowances and Exemptions 85,520 From Library State Aid 12,439 Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 8 - Vote Move that the Town raise and appropriate or transferfrom available funds $13,154,013' as may be necessary to defraythe expenses of the Town departments, as further described in document entitled "Town of Mansfield Municipal Budget 1990: 1991 Executive and Appropriation Summary" for the ensuing 12 -month period beginning July 1, 1990. ,,TOWN OF MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL BUDGET GENERAL GOVERNMENT Selectmen Other Expenses 41; Dept. Total 41, Town Manager - Personal Services 164; Other Expenses 36 Capital Outlay Dept. Total 200 Town Accountant Personal Services 66 Other Expenses 32 Capital Outlay Dept. Total 9E Assessment Personal Services T Other Expenses 41 Capital Outlay Dept. Total `.' -: lU Treasury /Collection Personal Services 13' Other Expenses 5 Capital Outlay _ Dept. Total 19 Town Clerk Personal Services Other Expenses _ Dept. Total Data Processing Personal Services Other Expenses Capital Outlay _ Dept. Total Building Operations Personal Services Other Expenses Capital Outlay _ Dept. Total Boards & Commissions Personal Services Other Expenses Capital Outlay _ Dept. Total GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL -6Z- 09E`OTI. 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O99'L04 6ellno lullduo T91`8TT sasuodxH x97110 849`TL4 sasuadxH zagio 6T4'T91'T Saa aS Inuoszad 660,L£ saolnaas Isuosxad aagod suo1lezadO za1uM .LLH3V5 oI'Ififld J ". r Veterans Programs ARTICLE 10 - Vote t r� Personal Services 9,010 35,550 Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate $119,783 Other Expanses Capital Outlay - 0 to defray the expenses of the Southeastern Regional School >?r District for the ensuing 12 -month period beginning July 1, , Dept. Total 44,560 1990. Library Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Personal Services 160,418 Other Expenses 93,985 ARTICLE 11 - Vote Dept. Total 254,403 Move that the Town vote to accept an Equal Educational ;: o HUMAN RESOURCES TOTAL 553,733 Opportunity Grant for the Southeastern Regional School District for Fiscal year 1991, under the provisions of G. L. Chapter 70A, Section 5, as inserted by Chapter 188 of the Acts of 1985, which grant shall be expended by the district school !f A INSURANCE AND BENEFITS committee for direct service expenditures with funds provided solely by the Commonwealth. Employee Benefits �?�, r Other Expenses 2,359,035 Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Dept. Total 2,359,035' 7 '- �_ ARTICLE 12 - Vote Town Insurance Other Expanses 515,410 Move that the Town transfer from Free Cash the sum of�� Dept. Total 515,410 $103.90 for the payment of Fiscal Year 1989 unpaid bills in the '!R§ N, following amounts: ', g INSURANCE /BENEFITS TOTAL 2,874,445 - ' Vendor Department Amount' '" w )� DEBT SERVICE Open Court Publ. School 15.92; r, Principal & Interest` Petty Cash /Supt. u' l 8: Capital Outlay 1,339,964 of Schools School tt Pro Ed School 66.00; , j T, Dept. Total 1,339,964 TOTAL DEBT SERVICE TOTAL 1,339,964 Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator - Show RESERVE FUND 146,000* of hands , , ,R TOTAL MUNICIPAL OPERATION 13,154,013* ARTICLE 13 - Vote - *As amended A. Move that the Town: Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands a 1) rescind the unexpended and unencumbered balance Reconsideration failed $367,000 of Article 18 of the 1987 Town Meeting (Mt1vr s %' L 11, 1987) which transferred funds fromthe SewerFund=� 4 RI Reserve (wastewater Treatment Account) for tl'fo ' ". N( ARTICLE 9 - Vote construction of the School Street Interceptor and fob , related engineering fees, and Re Move the Town vote to raise and appropriate and transfer 2) rescind the full appropriation of $600,000 of Article 21 from available funds as follows: Section C of the 1988 Town Meeting (May 2 199", which appropriation is uncommitted and unexpended Total Operating Budget $11,970,009 said appropriation and authorization was provrdedfi11 of Resident Trade School Tuition 24,660 the construction of sanitary sewers and related Adult Education 0 engineering fees in the School Street /Forb6o Boulevard area and was to be drawn from a $300,'0,,, tt, TOTAL EDUCATION BUDGET $11,994,669 transfer from the Sewer Reserve Fund and from An $300,000 borrowing pursuant to Chapter 44 of the! as necessary to defray the expenses of the Mansfield Public General Laws of the Commonwealth o1 School Systemfortheensuing 12-monthperiodbeginningJuly Massachusetts, and 3) transfer the sum of $868,390, available in the SetW 1, 1990. the t Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Fund Reserve as a result of aforementioned rescissions and an existing available balance in said'' Reserve to a Sanitary Sewer Extension Capital and appropriate said amount transferred, fr AF failed account the purpose of funding engineering plans assocraFi�e studies, legal costa and related expenses for I' provision of sanitary sewers in areas and location, for within the Town of Mansfield which the Board par r, f rr -T£- UOII13AXOSUOD 0111 So lunoaaV uolllsmboV pus? 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Motion carried on a Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 18 - Vote Move that the Town authorize the use of a sum of money from the available balance in the Water Capital Charge Reserve for separate capital improvements to the Mansfield Water Operations system as described below: 1) the sum of $30,000 for continuation of the technical Zone II engineering and related studies of protected areas around the Town's public water supply wells, and 2) the sum of $75,000 forthe conversion ofthelime control system at the Cate Springs well to a potassium hydroxide system, including construction and installation costs and associated engineering, legal and related expenses. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 19 - Vote Move that the Town authorize the use of available funds from State grant programs known as Chapter 90, Chapter 15, Chapter 637, and Chapter 811 of the Massachusetts General Laws and from any related State highway grant programs, as described below: 1) a supplemental appropriation of $9,000 for the reconstruction of North Main Street generallyfrom the Middle Common area to the South Common area, including all associated costs for engineering and inspection; 2) a supplemental appropriation of $54,000 for various intersection and signalizationimprovements at Forbes Boulevard and West Street, including all associated costs for engineering and inspection, 3) a supplemental appropriation of $25,000 for continuing engineering and related studies of traffic and safety improvements in the intersectional area encompassing North Main Street, Route 106, Thomas Street and Crocker Street; 4) $96,700 for a pavement reclaiming /reconstruction project for a portion of Bolcom Street, including construction, engineering, inspection and related fees and expenses; 5) $10,300 for the reconstruction oftheintersectional area and related approaches at Winter Street, Maple Street and Bird Road; Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 20 - Vote Move that the Town raise and appropriate a sum of money for these various Capital Projects accounts: General Street Resurfacing �1 General Street Drainage Memorial Park Improvements Recycling Facilities Revaluation Reserve Mill Pond Reclamation Town Hall Improvements Bird Road Improvements Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands' ARTICLE 21 - Vote Move that the Town transfer from the Reserve for Depreciation the balance of $74,000 to a Wastewater F Capital Purchases Account for the Town of Mansfiel Pollution Control Facility, said funds only to be expe vote of the Town Meeting for replacement of equipment at the Plant or Sludge Disposal Facili provided further that $18,000 is hereby appropriated fi Account for the purchase of two replacement fdt clothes. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 22 - Vote Move that the Town transfer $10,000 from the N Operations budget for a capital projectimprovemen the Union Street lift station. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of ban ARTICLE 23 - Vote Move that the Town appropriate the sum of $2 various equipment purchases for the Department Works and for the Police Department, funded as fo -32- Raise and Appropriate from Taxes Transfer from: Water Operations Internal Services Wastewater Operations Internal Services. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of han ARTICLE 24 - Vote Move that the Town raise and appropriate the $10,000 for a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Voted favorably as amended - Majority vote hands Reconsideration failed ARTICLE 25 - Vote Move the Town vote to accept Squire Avenue an drainage and water easements as shown onthe "As -E and Profile of Squire Avenue" prepared by RIM Enl dated February 22, 1989. 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The District includes all special flood hazard areas designated on the Mansfield Flood InsuranceRate Map (FIRM) issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the administration of the National Flood Insurance Program dated April 1, 1977 as Zone A, Al, A2, A3, A4, A6, and AT The exact boundaries of the District may be defined by the 100 -year base flood elevations shown on the FIRM date April 1, 1977, and as may be amended from time to time. The FIRM is incorporated herein by reference and is on file with the Town Clerk, Planning Board and Building Inspector. 5.4.2.1 Floodway Data: In Zones A the best available Federal, State, local, or other floodway data shall be used to Prohibit encroachments in floodways which would result in any increase in flood levels within the community during the occurrence of the base flood discharge. In Zones Al -30 and AE, along watercourses that have not had a regulatory floodway designated, no new construction, substantial improvement, or other development shall be permitted unless it is demonstrated that the cumulative effect of the proposed development, when combined with all other existing and anticipated development, will not increase the water surface elevation of the base flood. In Zones Al -30 and AE, along watercourses that have a regulatory floodways designated on the Mansfield Insurance Rate Map or Flood Boundary Map encroachments we prohibited in the regulatory floodway which would result in any increase in flood levels within the community during the occurrence of the base flood discharge. 5.4.2.2 The Building Inspector shall require the applicant to submit a completed "Elevation Certificate" certifying the elevation (in relation to mean sea level) of the lowest habitable floor (including basement) of all new or substantially improved structures, obtain, if the structure has been floodproofed, the elevation to which it has been floodproofed, a "Floodproofing Certificate" and shall maintain a record of all such information. 5.4.3 Use Regulations: The Flood Plain District is establishd BS an overlay district to all other districts. All development, including structural and non - structural activities, whether permitted by right or by special Permit, must be in compliance with Chapter 131, Section 40 of the Massachusetts General Laws and with the requirements of the Massachusetts State Building Code, Section 744 as of July 1988 and as may be amended from time to time, pertaining to construction in the floodplain. 5.4.4 Permitted Uses: The following uses of low flood damage potential and causing no obstructions to flood flows shall be allowed provided they are permitted in the underlying district and they do not require structures, fill, or storage of materials or equipment: 5.4.4.1 Agricultural uses such as farming, grazing, truck farming, horticulture, etc. 5.4.4.2 Forestry and nursery uses. 5.4.4.3 Outdoor recreational uses, including fishing, boating, play areas, etc. 5.4.4.4 Conservation of water, plants, wildlife. 5.4.4.5 Wildlife management areas, foot, bicycle, and /or horse paths. 5.4.4.6 Temporary non - residential structures used in connection with fishing, growing, harvesting, storage, or sale of crops raised on the premises. 5.4.4.7 Building lawfully existing prior to the these provisions. 5.4.5 Special Permitted Uses: All uses allowed by righti underlying zoning district may be allowed in the I Plain District by special permit issued by the Plan Board. The general requirements and procedure forth in Section 5.5 of the Mansfield Zoning By shall apply to all special permits issued in the I Plain District. In addition, in all cases, elects heating, ventilation, plumbing, and air - conditio equipment and other service utilities shall be deli; and /or located as to prevent water from enterir accumulating within the components du conditions of flooding. If the structure is not locat a 100 -year flood zone as identified by FIRM, an( building official has information indicating tha structure would be flooded during a 100 -year l event, then therequirements ofthis section shall ai 5.4.6 Prohibited Uses: The following uses are prohibits all cases within the Flood Plain District. 5.4.6.1 The manufacture, storage or disposal of hazardoi toxic materials. 5.4.6.2 Sanitary landfills, dumps, junkyards or dispos, solid waste, sludge or commercial septage. 5.4.6.3 The Storage or, disposal of hazardous wastes defined by the Hazardous Waste Regulat promulgated by the Division of Hazardous W under the provisions of Chapter 21C of Massachusetts General Laws, as may be must from time to time. B. Amend Section 1.0 General, 1.5 Definitions by adding following: 1.5.39 Base Flood: The floodhaving a one percent (1%) chance r 1.5.46 Substantial Improvement: Any repair, reconstruction, r` of being equaled or exceeded in any given year. ire. c 1.5.40 Development: Any man made change to improved or Al the structure either, (a) before the improvement or':" r` unimproved real estate, including but not limited to, repair is started, or (b) if the structure has been: building or other structures, mining, dredging, filling, rag occurred. grading, paving excavation or drilling operations. r` ace Me 1.5.41 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): �r A Administers the National Flood Insurance Program.+'f FEMA provides a nationwide flood hazard area mapping study for communities as well as regulatory tc standards for development in the flood hazard mesa.'r ". 1.5.40 Flood Hazard, Area of Special: The land in the g �; floodplain within the municipal boundaries of the �r ` Town of Mansfield subject to a one percent or greater! chance of flooding in any given year. The area is designated as Zone A, Al, A2, A3, A4, A6, or A7 on the FIRM dated April 1, 1977. 1.5.43 100 -Year Flood: See: Base Flood 1.5.44 Overlay District: A set of zoning requirements that is 'r or imposed in addition to those of the underlying districts Development within the overlay districts or the more, restrictive of the two. 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Said plan for replacement shall include the provision of customer service facilities. (3) In each calendar year beginning with the calendar year next following the effective date of this Chapter (which will be deemed to be January 1, 1992) and until all such overhead wires and associated overhead structures shall have been removed, it shall, in carrying out such plan, allocate and expend for the direct cost of demolition and construction (over and above the reasonable value of any salvage) an amount which shall not be less than two percent (2%) of its gross revenues derived during the next preceding calendar year from its customers in said municipality; provided, however, it may carry over as a credit allocableto any one or more of the next nine subsequent years any amount expended in any year exceeding two percent (2%) of its gross revenue. (4) It shall, on or before the last day of March in each year, file with the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Mansfield a statement signed, underthe penalties of perjury, by its treasurer settingforth in detail the amounts spent by it during the immediately preceding calendar year in carrying out said plan, the purposes for which such expenditures were made and the gross revenue derived from its customers in said Town of Mansfield during the immediately preceding calendar year; provided, however, that no utility which enters into a cooperation agreement under the provision of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 166, Section 22E, shall be deemed to have violated said by -law during the term such Payments are to be made, so long as said utility shall not be in default of said cooperation agreement. Section 4. Construal of terms. For purposes of this by -law, the definitions of "person," "poles and overhead wires and associated overhead structures" and "utility" shall be the same as are set forth in Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 166, Section 22A and 22I m amended; the definition of "customer service facilities" shall be as set forth in Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 166, Section 221. Section 6. Work Prior to the Effective Date Nothing in this by -law shall be construed to prevent the utility from undertaking the removal of overhead wires and their subsequent replacement underground prior to the effective date of this by -law, nor to the recovery of those costs incurred prior to the effective date of this by -law as provided in Section 3. B. 3 and as provided by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 166, Section M or take any action in relation thereto. SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen ARTICLE 32 - Vote The motion on Article 32 failed on a standing vote count 61 in favor - 71 opposed Reconsideration failed ARTICLE 33 - Vote Move that the Town accept the provisions Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 148, Section Requiring Automatic Sprinklers in Boarding Houses. Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator - S. of hands ARTICLE 34 - Vote Move that the Town adopt a by -law as Chapter 3 of General By -Laws which will establish a permit fee of $20( for the removalof underground tanks which have been used the keeping or storage of gasoline in accordance with M.( Chapter 148, Section 38A, as follows: Section I "No underground tank which has been used for keeping or storage of gasoline shall be remove( relocated unless a permit therefor shall first have b obtained from the State fire marshal or the offi designated by him to grant permits in the Tom Mansfield. The fee for such a permit shall be 7 Hundred ($200) Dollars." Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 36 - Vote Move that the Town adopt a By -Law as Chapter 3oi General By -Laws to impose a fee of One hundred dollars ($ for the license, registration or certificate of the head of the Department for the storage of flammables under Chapter Section 13 of the Massachusetts General Laws as amende( authorized by Section 90 of Chapter 351 of the Acts' Resolves of 1981; and a fee of Fifty dollars ($50) for the ani renewal of such license, registration or certificate ofthe lief the Fire Department, as follows: Section II "In the execution and administration of theprovisi of Chapter 148, Section 13 of the Massachus General Laws as amended, the Town of Monet shall impose the following schedule of fees for annual renewal of such license, registration certificate of the head of the Fire Department rela to the storage of flammables: Initial License, Registration or Certificate . .........................$100 Renewal License, Registration or Certificate ........................... 50. Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands ARTICLE 36 To see if the Town will vote to add the followingChapt( Section X, Burglar Alarm Systems, Registration 7: i Regulations to the General Bylaws, and renumber the exist Section X as Section XI: C. delineations, submission of seasonal groundwater data, and other miscellaneous filing requirements: I.C.l.g. No request for a Certificate of Compliance or Partial Certificate of Compliance shall be considered complete until all fees are paid. I.C.2.d. Requests for Certificates of Compliance or Partial Certificates of Compliance Per lot or roadway /drainage requiring inspection — $15.00. I.C.3 Consultant Expenses a. The Commission is authorized to require the applicant to pay the costs and expenses of say expert consultant deemed necessary by the Commission to review the application and all relevant material, up to a maximum of $2,500. b. The decision by the Commission to require such payments shall be made at a public hearing for the project under consideration and shall be made by a majority of the commissioners present at the hearing. c Projects involving activities which meet or exceed the following thresholds shall automatically trigger discussion by the Commission as to whether or not additional review is necessary. (1) the alteration of 500 square feet or more of bordering vegetated wetlands; (2) the alteration of 250 feet or more of bank; (3) the alteration of 1000 sq. ft. of land under water body or land subject to flooding; (4) any project which falls within the state designated areas for rare or endanagered species; (5) any . project within the area designated as the Zone II for a public drinking water supply. d. If the Commission finds that such review is necessary, the applicant shall agree, in writing, to pay all costs and expenses associated with the review, up to the aforementioned maximum of $2,500, prior to the issuance of the Order of Conditions; II.A. Filing Requirements A. The applicant shall notify, through certified mail, return receipt requested, all abutters of the proposed project. For the purpose of this requirement abutters shall be defined as those property owners directly abutting the proposed project site and those property owners across from the project site separated by a street. If a condominium is abutting a proposed project site then only the condominium association shall be notified. The applicant shall supply the commission with a certified list of abutters from the Mansfield Assessor's office. II.B.1 B. Site Plan: The applicant shall submit a siteplan, at a scale of 1" = not more than 50' showing the following items: -38- At least two copies of the full NOI, with ple shall be submitted. The Mansfield Conserval Commission can, at its discretion, regi additional copies. The delineation of all wetlands, lands subject flooding, water bodies, waterways, ditch creeks, rivers, streams and ponds, whet] natural or manmade, continuously: intermittently flowing. The upland boundary all bordering vegetated wetlands shall also shown. The 100 -year flood elevation shall) shown. II.3.3. Wetland delineation: a. The Mansfield Conservation Commission require that wetland or other resource delineations be performed by a profess botanist or other individual acceptable t Commission. b. The boundaries of bordering vegetate isolated wetlands shall be delineated in the using numbered or likewise marked flags . the flag numbers and locations shall besl on the plans submitted. II.B.7. At least one (1) test hole, with groundv observations in season (i.e., March, April, or 11 shall be performed in each detention and /or retei basin. The soil log for the test hole(s) shall be el on the plan or elsewhere in the NOI. ILB.15 For any plan which shows the entrance roadto. subdivision, the number of location of the'cl telephone /utility pole shall be shown on thepl II.B.18. The corner points of any detention and /or ref basin, house or other structure, or drainage which falls within 100 feet of a resource area s staked prior to any field visits by the Me Conservation Commission or its agent. II.D. Miscellaneous Requirements: 1. All Notices of Intent shall list addresses and W�4 r phone numbers for the Applicant, the property 1, owner (if different from the applicant), and the r, At representative. All daytime phone numbers a (office, home, car, site office, etc.) and atleast one 'r. (1) night time number for the applicant o; ;. representative must be hated. 1 III. Certificates of Compliance A. All requests for Certificates of Complian be made in writing and must be accompe the appropriate fee. B. The Commission shall have 21 days to a any request. C. 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EXCEPTING that portion which is already zoned General Business, and thatportion situatedbetween Lot 1 on said plan and Copeland Drive, or take any action in relation thereto. BY PETITION: Karl D. Clemmey, 390 West Street ARTICLE 41 - Vote No action taken - The Article was withdrawn. ARTICLE 42 - Vote Move the Town vote to accept the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 32, Section 22D, as enacted by Chapter 697 of the Acts of 1987. Voted favorably — Majority vote — Show of hands ARTICLE 43 To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By -Law and Zoning Map as necessary to rezone from its present classification which is Medium Density Residential (Rs) to the classification of Highway Business (133) the following parcels situated on the easterly side of Central Street: Parcel 1: A certain parcel of land situated on the easterly aide of Central Street in Mansfield, Bristol County, Massachusetts, identified on Mansfield Assessor's Map #18, Lot 8, and bound and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the easterly side of said Central Street, at the northwesterly comer of land now or formerly of Daniel B. J. Ryan and Elizabeth R. Ryan; thence running N. 710 15 %. 100 feet by said Byars' land to a corner; thence running northwesterly 6 feet by said Ryans' land to a corner; thence running N. 710 15'E. by said Ryan's land 25 feet to a comer; thence running N. 180 451W. 74 feet to a corner; thence running southwesterly 125 feet to the easterly line of said Central Street; thence running southeasterly by Central Street 80 feet to the first comer and point of beginning. Beginning Lot No. 3 on Subdivision Plan of Land #7842: filed with Certificate of Title No. 90, which plan was filed in t] Land Registration Office, May 2, 1922. Parcel 2: A certain parcel of land situated on the eastex aide of Central Street in Mansfield, Bristol Count Massachusetts, identified on Mansfield Assessor's Map #] Lot 6, and being those seven lots of land numbered 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, and 27 on a Plan of Land entitled "Rumford P& Mansfield, Massachusetts, owned by Rumford Trust C February 1909, Surveyed by D. H. Perkins" which plan recorded in Bristol County Northern District Registry of DeE at Plan Book 9, Page 49. or take any action in relation thereto. BY PETITION: Daniel Ryan, 243 Central Street ARTICLE 43 - Vote The motion on Article 43 failed on a standing vote co in favor - 70 opposed Reconsideration failed ARTICLE 44 To see if the Town will amend the Zoning By- altering the "Schedule of Principle Use Regulations" by right the following uses in the Highway Business (I Single Family Dwelling and Two-Family Dwelling, or action in relation thereto. BY PETITION: Daniel Ryan ARTICLE 44 - Vote No action taken - The article was withdrawn i The Annual Town Meeting adjourned at 12: Monday, May 22, 1990. -T6- •Sliunmmoo alp jo sluop?ssa agj anaas xellaq Sem 6agl oa sINH xno paupxOOax Sllujasoaane aura seq 190ujo Supnuxl 1WH ag1 'saolellnquap 01.4emolne -?araa (y) omj jo asegaxnd aqj Sq pamequa 6pu3a2 asm aa0?naas je0?pam SOUaSaama 3o Saangap agl -Sn?gjol0 an?j0alazd zalgSUaxu ao; pzepusls '005, 'V•d,d•N gjln+ sollduaw ga?gm „xeaS lnoumj» Suj,lSUaxu mau aoj uaxlsl asm SxangaQ •Sla ;se zalgSgaxg 30 Saxe aqj u? 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As these changes develop, we as fire service personnel, will adapt to these through continual process of training and education. The dedicated members of the Mansfield Fire Department will continue to strive to provide the most effective and efficient services to meet the needs of the citizens of Mansfield. CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY The Mansfield Civil Defense Agency is charged with the overall "Emergency Preparedness Planning" for the Town of Mansfield. This includes the coordination of all resources of the town; public and private, professional and volunteer, to avert or combat the effects of disaster. We also provide spool of trained volunteer manpower for service to the Town in both emergency and non - emergency situations. Mansfield has one of the more active Civil Defense Units in the area. While some towns think of their civil defense units as something left over from World War Two, Mansfield has built up their unit taking advantage of the volunteers and using their skills in a coordinated effort to benefit the town. As a group, we were called outfivetimes in 1990 and logged in an excess of 9,600 volunteer hours. Four of these "call outs" were for area lost person searches. Activities during "Winter Storm Emergencies" included debris clearance from the roadways and transportation of critical care personnel to area hospitals and nursing homes via four wheel drive vehicles. Several prescriptions from local drug stores were also delivered to residents. There are a total of 64 active members. Civil Defense is divided into five operational units: Auxiliary Police, Medical, Communications, Engineering, and Administrative. The AUXILIARY POLICE Unit, which is the volunteer arm of the Mansfield Police Department, gave in excess of 3,200 volunteer hours of service to the town during 1990. Officers performed the duties of the regularpolice officers from cruiser duty to walking a beat in the center of town. All officers received advanced police training through the Criminal Justice Training Academy. Local training included firearms qualification with a 9mm weapon. The MEDICAL Unit, which is made up of a total of 16 EMT's and First Aider's, gave in excess of 2,600 volunteer hours in service to the Town during 1990 in such activities as high school athletic events, band competition, road races, and other events held by various groups. For those who are active in the unit, continuing trainingis provided by the Civil Defense Agency. EMT's received "Sports Medicine" training in addition to their regular continuing education requirements for certification. The fourteen member COMMUNICATIONS Unit consists of both Amateur and Citizen Band Radio Operators. Members provided communications during local activities and during a disaster drill conducted by the State Civil Defense Agency. We also participated in the monthly radio drills with other towns in our area as well as in the monthly National Emergency Notification Drills. Notification time to local officials has been cut to four minutes maximum from the time the emergency alert is given by either State or Federal officials. The goal of the communications unit is to comp] Emergency Operations Center (EOC) which is locates basement of the Police Station. When complete, the EI have all of the various Town departments as well as t and State disaster relief agencies radio frequenci together under one roof. The second goal is to outfit our second ambulan Mobile Command Post with the communications eqr covering all town departments as well as those agenc would be helping us as part of a mutual aid agreemej unit would respond to the scene of an incident andbe a for the Incident Commander to coordinate all involy the scene. The twelve member ENGINEERING Unit is respc for the maintenance of all of our equipment with the exc of the communications equipment. They ensure that itie for operation at a moment's notice and provide re€ scheduled maintenance. The ADMINISTRATIVE Unit keeps our ii plans updated. This plan is tested on an annual that it is workable. The Town's Local Emergency Flannmg Vommnce consists of department heads and those with an im emergency planning, has begun to meet on a regular review our plans. We hope to conduct a table top exer( the aid of the State when the review is complete. "'. Civil Defense entered the computer age acquisition of a personal computer in 1990. Plane, inventories and hazardous material inventories wi town are in the process of being loaded in the Comm, 1990 was a productive year for Civil Defense. again constrained by available manpower as req, volunteers exceeded those volunteers available ono While we have been ableto recruit severalnew membe 1990, the needis formore. Weonly askfor awillingnes and we will provide the required training. -42- BUILDING DEPARTMI The Building Department is responsible for th( of all construction at various stages of each determine compliance with Federal, State, and loca Code Enforcement Personnel consists of a full -tim of Buildings, a part -time Building Inspector„ Electrical Inspector, and a part -time Plumbini Inspector. The responsibilities of the Inspector of Bu: review of all phases of construction plane 1 industrial, and commercial buildings. 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Assistthe public inreviewingtheflood insurance ma number of operations whose reports are listed below. The DPW to determine the location of the 100 year flc is responsible for maintaining all public roads and buildings, elevation. water and sewer lines, utility billings, and engineering related to capital projects. The Engineering Department is presently working many diverse projects and is planning, with the Tow. PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OPERATIONS representatives, many other improvement projects which v insure better service and safety to the public. The Department of Public Works Office (DPW) is responsible for the accounting duties for all public works departments. Office time is almost exclusively spent on public relations, billing, accounting, and collections for water and sewer fees which fund the respective budgets. Almost 100% of the Town is now served Town water, but only 40% is served by Town sewer. Historical data is used to determine the budgets for these departments and is reflected in the rates charged to the consumer. Every effort is being made to ensure that historical data is maintained as accurately as possible in spite of wet summers in 1989 and 1990. During the year, the task of evaluatingthe effect ofrainfall on revenue for water and sewer was undertaken. The evaluation was not completed in the 1989 -90 fiscal year and will continue into a five to ten year study. The effect of this evaluation will help us to better predict usage and thus set a more accurate water and sewer rate. In this manner, the water and sewer divisions will be funded through the actual revenue received. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT The Engineering Department, under the direction of the Director of Public Works/Town Engineer, works to provide the Town with professional assistance, knowledge, and support pertaining to Engineering and all its functions. The Engineering Department expanded its staff last year by adding the Assistant Town Engineer. He, along with the Town Engineer and Construction Inspector, focus on the following daily tasks and responsibilities. 1. Review plans and specifications, coordinate consultant activities, conduct projectmanagement, bid and award projects, manage outside construction inspections, and conduct in -house inspections for all Capital Improvements, Public Works, and other projects in which the Town has an interest. 2. Design, manage, and inspect all in -house Public Works projects pertaining to drainage, roadway sewerage and other miscellaneous civil engineering matters. 3. Conduct instrument and site surveys to assist the public in right -of -way and utility questions. 4. Track various Grant Programs which contributes to State and/or Federal revenue for Town projects. 5. Assistthe Planning Board andits staff inthereview, of subdivision plans and Environmental Impact Reports and support the inspection process. 6. Issue and inspect all sewer connections and street cut permits. BUILDING OPERATIONS The Building Operations Department is responsible repairing and maintaining all of the Town owned buildin These buildings include: Town Hall/Police Station, Pa School, Highway Garage, both Fire Stations, 1 Library /COA Building and the Fisher Richardson House: One of the major concerns this year was to work atmaic, all our buildings as energy efficient as possible. This inclui caulking windows, installing fans for air circulation, E putting plastic on the windows of our older buildings eliminate drafts and reduce heat loss. Other projects included remodeling the Police dispa room to accommodate the new communications cyst, adding an emergency exit and additional office space in Paine School, erecting a tire shed at the Highway Garage i replacing the split rail fence at the Fisher Richardson'Hoi These are a few of the types of projects undertaken by Building Operations Department each year, along with day to day schedule of regular maintenance work. HIGHWAY DEPARTMEN' The Highway Department is responsible for the r, and maintenance of roads, sidewalks, sewers, and d Although these are our primary responsibilities, they our only ones. A few of the Highway Departments projects this outside of our regular operation, included the preparati the commuter rail parking lots for the new pay pro assisting the Roland Green Playground Committee in er a new playground, and the construction of the Composting Site. _. Our regular operations including mowing, stref sidewalk sweeping, brush cutting, catch basin cleanin; 'patching, signage, and infra - redding. These operatic done on a daily basis throughout the year depending . weather, with priority given to matters effecting public Some of our seasonal projects are sewer anddr improvements, such as those done in the spring andfal. year on Lakeview Avenue, East Street, Hope Street, an, Place. During the winter months road sanding ant plowing take priority over all else. -96- •Sl?Pos3 ail ;o lxoddus Pe?ougug s,plageusW as Ilam se as?lxadxa pue luawl?wmoo 33uIs ail gloq saBpelmounlos pue lueld 0113 3o Sllunb Iuanl• a alI slie.[118?g Ixodax ally •ixodax.lanuus SUE[ ally aneS aqI u? ss[mm ge111 pan ?aaax Ius[d aqI '066T AuN uI 'T66T JO Pug ail Sq .Sep xad suo11a8 000'09I g3u9x l[Im uolxopl moil smog Iagl panaadxa e? 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The Department also assists other Boards and Town departments as necesary. Some of the services provided by the Planning Department include review of subdivision plans and other development No. relate approved under 180 150 73 ` 94: proposals, as well as opinions and recommendations on Form A plan endorsement Special Permit applications. In addition, proposed zoning by- 19 14 10 10 law amendments and revisions of subdivision regulation6'are Site Pla Recommendations n prepared by the staff. Inspection of unaccepted subdivision 1 2 2 4 roads, sidewalks, drainage systems and other improvements Special Permits conducted by the Department's staff. are Subdivision (Preliminary & Definitive) 53 21 36 "49' PLANNING BOARD a ns Dates NA NA NA NA to Establish Completi Although the local real estate market began to soften, the No. of streets recommend to Planning Board's 1990 calendar remained full. Many of the Town Meeting for acceptance 0 1 13 9'. preliminary subdivision plans filed prior to the October 1989 Special Town Meeting came back before the Board for Ressning application. 11 4 :' 5 4 approval as definitive plane. This flurry of activity in FY 89-90 generated approximately $195,000 in subdivision filing fees Zoning By -Law and Subdivision that were paid into the general fund. Amendments 45 3 23 ; ' 18 Throughout the Winter and Spring, the Planning Board - Subdivider, amendment. and complete recodification of the Rule held a series of well - attended public hearings. The purpose of Regulations Governing the Subdivision treated as one Amendment these public hearings was to establish final completion dates Four, were Zoning By Law Amendments. for all roadways and other required improvements within thirty previously approved subdivisions. The Planning Board took this action to force completion of subdivision where little work was being done and with public safety and or no convenience issues in mind. Town Meeting voted to establish a SOUTHEASTERN REGION] new position in the Planning Department, and in August, a hired to oversee PLANNING AND ECONOM fall -time Subdivision Inspector was subdivision construction activity. The result of these actions DEVELOPMENT DISTRIC has been very impressive. By December 11, 1990, eighteen subdivisions had been The Southeastern Regional Planning and Ecoi' to serve the Tow completed with another half dozen subdivisions ninety percent Development District continued Mansfield in 1990. SRPEDD is a locally run regional al or better complete. The following is a tabular summary ofwork Massachusetts dealing with issues completed as of December 1, 1990. serving southeastern faced by each city and town in the region. The year 1990: ITEM AMOUNT difficult one for SRPEDD and for all of southei Massachusetts. The econorrywentinto decline and allle Finished Roadways 8 Miles had to cut back, reducing the services they Finished Curbing 13 Miles government At SRPEDD we found more demand than ever 1 Finished Sidewalks 12 Miles 15 Acres provide. regional approach to individual city and town problemi Loam & Seeding we found more support for certain state government fun Street Trees 470 to be decentralized to the regional level. Street Light Poles 62 Fire Alarm Boxes 42 In the past year, Mansfield had no representation SRPEDD Commission. The Town's representative on th Transportation Planning Group was John Jardin. In addition, the Planning Board made extensive Some of the district's more significant accomplishm modifications to the Town's Subdivision Regulations and 1990 were: completely recodified these Regulations. The Planning Board remains firmly committed to a proactive approach to other development issues. As in *Completion of the annual Transport subdivision completion and the past, the Planning Board would like to restate its Improvement Program (TIP) and Overall Ea Program (OEDP) which set ri determination to work closely with Mansfield's residents, Development federal and state grants fortranspo: Boards, and Committees to provide an integrated approach to priorities on and economic development projects. development issues. more 1990 -LB- -(Musa Isadde) paumyano uojsjoap auo !(pajuap sluedde) plagdn suojsjoap omy :xgaadsul 2ujpjing agj jo uojspaa aqj mog juaddV — IA [ejoadS •llauad Tenade a es pajuap uojjeogdde au0 :sjjmxad pue suojsTnoxd ju!oadS — A uOTPOS •paTuap suojjeaj[dde moj :saomaUGA se p9noxdde suojleojjdde OT suoglat"20H S;jsuaquI — AI uOl10aS WIMP suo.4valldde oml '.saaueuen se panoxdde suojllao Iddu omy :suoTle1n20I 0afl —III uojlaaS •saaugjxen se panoxdde su013e3jldde aaxgy jexau00 — I uojloaS :smolToj as u sop uO3joxq am s2uueaq aqj jo ljnsal•2ummax 1g818 pue 's2uueall 9711 jo aunt agl is earpn[aad lno71lj.» umuxpglTm axamoml'salep 2uusagaglazo ;aq umeapglwaxam 999711 gajgm JO suolllaajlddla 66 jo llajg la panjaaax pmog agy •066T 2mmp s2upaam xeTn28x 61 Plaq sjeaddV jo pmog 2umOZ aqy ... srivadciv 30 (IHVOg ONIINOZ •s0omosax s,umoy 0711 Ije joeqoxd g 2ujdla11 ul magl glyA >jxom I[m a[doadsumg Isla sadog U0109 m][15100 aqy 'xnoao snare aomosax x9gjo pun spusllam mo of sluaxgl jeluamaxauj TTeme pue `uopaadsuj pug majnax axmbax 11I19 slaafoxd asagl jo Susm se sanujluoo uojssTmmoO agl jo >(xom oq 1, •onugaoa suxglgd asn pug[ uT sVRs'S1m810 •uojasTmmOD uojjlanx9suo0 agl g palljmgns uaaq ane11 refoxd luamdo[anap jo lxos amos x71 suojleojldds O8Z g asolo '0861 aOmS TOKU'egm ameoaq aosds uado xagjo pull 'epusTlam 'puel 1emjjn3jx2e pug lsaxoj jo saxas OOT'Z xano `aural ames 9711 1V '896'8T g suosxad g81'L moxj &00 uOMIndod xno'086T g 0961 mo.A •smoz2 umoy aqj as speau xno 11jjm do 2ujdoa3l sj a2saxas aaeds undo no xagla71m sT uojssTmmOD agl jo pujm aqj m uojjeanb s lnq `eagddns.xalum 2upluup "s,umoy aqj jo uoTloaloxd 9711 zoj juelxodcuj sj puel sjgl jo gonYJ •OT8 Sueau of seam aosds uado pun uogvla asuoajoxagmnujejgagj s2uuq ajgy 'uojsejmmo0 agl Sq passgomd axam pull jo 90x910 9T TsuOMPPe uV -slujodmajn pue sjg2nogj jo 92ueg3xa ue moxj sum2 auos ana ss amoolam paapuj sj lnduj sj%L •maTnax XT9111 uTuojaejmmo0 91111ejeas gpMe Ojamoaanegsjuapjsax Susm 'paseax2oad slag assn esa711 xoj guoTleln2expue sasn allaudoxdde 9711 jo uojesnoejp u aV 'seam uojlsnx0suo0 umoy snougn 9gl2up[jsm smoq pua3pam Sulam luads aneq szagmam as 0661 OIUT uocsscmmoD uorly xasuoo aq; xo; paugap Sjxeala axom amoaaq seq aaeds uado s,pjagsuslq jo aauvvodu T 911,1, NOISSIIA NOD NOIZdAUHSKOO •T66T ul m S 8ulnxas g pmmxg 31001 aM •smalgoxd 91sem pjjoa jeuoj2ax g suol;njos pug g auAg Pula saj ;ja TI 8uguasaxdax ao1putwop QgseM PT f08 Ilauoi2ag uemguV agl gllm pa>jxom QQgdHS •Kxomlau peox axj ;ua ail; zo; padojanap uaaq sag Tapom xalndmoa V •luamaujjall ueld uo.jeuodsugty jguoj2aH aql jo jmd as pallapdn aq g naxegns;szg 9711 axe uojxoN pus pjagsuelq'OIITameld 'g2m,OgaljjV WON ozogajjjV jo saTgledjojunm agy '986T sums elep 3uapjaas s,plOTjausy[j Pamelnjem seq QQgdjIS 'auoguaol pmzeq g2Tg Nup"uapT U! 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These areas include: solid waste management, turf care reporting, commercial trash containers, housing, infectious medical waste, and septic system construction and design. In its continuing policy of working closely with the Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts, the Board of Health engaged a number of households in a sound survey. The survey was an attempt to gauge the impact of Great Woods on a given area. The Board continues to work closely with the management of Great Woods, believing that this will lead to long -term benefits to the community. A food sanitation seminar was held by the Health Department to aid those in the food service business. The purpose was to improve operations and give a bet understanding of the rationale of sanitation regulations. Household Hazardous and Automotive Waste Collecti Days continue to be well attended and an economically a environmentally sound way to dispose of the special waste community generates. The Board of Health has continued investigating fluoridation of the water supply, and at the end of this yea ready to begin a series of educational forums. In addition to special projects, the Department contir to perform its mandated duties in the areas of housing, w pollution control, food services and other public environmental areas. As always the Board of Health and Health Department strive to provide thepeople of Mansi with a responsive and flexible resource. HUMAN RESOURCES Committee and have had the pleasure of assisting with tl many programs and are the recipients of their talents', volunteer time. Residents request many programs and only ti personnel, and a lack of space, prevents us from meetinj their requests. We welcome volunteer participation suggestions. Continued interest and support enhances programs and assists us with day to day operations. PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT RECREATION DEPARTMENT: Each year, the Recreation Commission and Department work together to sponsor and conduct a wide variety of programs for all residents. Programs begin at age 18 months and continue through the senior years. By offering a variety of programs, we reach most residents either through special bus trips, "Concertonthe Commons ", summer camp, formal sports lesson, The Annual Art and Crafts Show, "Arts in the Park ", sport camps or training programs. The Recreation Commission continues to plan family and youth oriented programs because we feel that bringing children throughthe programs, atthe earliest agepossible, will help educate all ourresidents to the advantages and enjoyment of lifetime recreational activities. This also creates and fosters a respect and appreciation of our parks and town lands. The Mansfield School Department continues to workhand in hand in our building needs for programs. The systems "Performing Arts" Department joined us this year in making and creating edible nature decorations for the commons forthe holidays. We we working with the Intergenerational PARKS DEPARTMENT: The Parks Department maintains Memorial Park, the town commons, eight cemeteries, eleven veterans' memos six town buildings and other parks and town lands.:: responsibilities for 1990 include the Williams Street cemm and a war memorial. We receive an ever increasing numl requests for the use of Memorial Park and town commune we welcome the new community oriented programs newt offered by local organizations and associations. The care, upkeep, and restoration of Memorial Park i most time consuming responsibility. The fields /ground used by the MHS home games, youth and adult recreat leagues, lessons, practices, and special events. New to the this year are the "Colts" men's football team and Man Youth Soccer. We have instituted two new gift accounts 8 adult volleyball and basketball leagues. These funds w used for the repair and upgrading of the basketball cow the building of an outdoor volleyball court at Memorial We were fortunate this year to have a summer BCTC "Trail Crew'. They worked on cleaning the railroad .I East Street and park and conservation trails. Three based service groups have done extensive work in the pay will be assisting with future beautification projects. There is much work to be done in all areas of park an maintenance and development. 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In these troubled economic times community support and expectations do not go unnoticed. 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Effective January 1, 1990, Dr. Edward Malvey began his service as Assistant Superintendent of Schools. His assigned responsibilities include curriculum and personnel. This position replaces two coordinator positions that existed previously. On March 23, 1990, Dr. Richard Warren began his service as the Superintendent of Schools. His appointment marked the end of an extensive search by the School Committee. It also marked the replacement of two interim superintendents who had previously served in the past two years. In May, Mr. Steven Greengross was hired to serve as the Principal of Qualters Middle School. Previously, Mr. Greengross had served as the Assistant Principal at the Plymouth- Carver Regional High School in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The School Committee has upgraded and updated its Personnel Manual and its Policy Manual with input received from the school system's management team. The community was apprised of the various changes that were to take place and had an opportunity to comment on the proposed changes. This past year the School Committee's efforts to begin the construction of a new elementary school finally became a reality. Their efforts along with the assistance of our legislators, Representative William Vernon and Senator William Keating, and many people from the community, were instrumental in accessing the necessary state funds for this project. The Board of Education notified us in September that we would be receiving the approval of the State Department of Education to move forward with the construction of the new elementary school. Following this notification, the Mansfield School Committee met and requested input from the community regarding the naming of the new elementary school. The Committee has voted to name the school after two former teachers. Margaret Jordan was a - teacher in this community for 35 years who taught at the Roland Green Elementary School and served as the Acting Principal of that school. Mrs. Anne Jackson was a foreign language teacher at Mansfield High School and passed away in October 1990. She was a very popular teacher and an individual who modeled characteristics that are represented only in outstanding teachers. The Committee is pleased to name the school after these two outstanding educators. Once bide were received, it was found the projected costs were far less than anticipated. This allowed the committee torevert back to its original plan to build a 1,200 pupil elementary school. Building the school for the fall 1,200 pupils, the schoolis still $1.4Mbelow original cost estimates. It is anticipated the Jordan- Jackson Elementar School will be occupied by September 1992. Plane will be mad for closing down the Park Row and the Roland Greei Elementary Schools. It is anticipated that the Roland Greei School will become the new administrative offices for tb school distiet while the Park Row Elementary School will b returned to the Town for other town use. The enrollments in the schools continue to grow. Durm the past year it was necessary to convert half of what WE formerly the auditorium at the Qualters Middle School into new library. The rooms that had been previously used as library were converted into classrooms. The maintenam room within the Qualters Middle School WE rebuilt /redesigned to accommodate an additional classr001 It was necessary to lease a portable classroom to be plat behind the Robinson Elementary School. In spite of the efforts, our schools are being utilized to the maximum." 6 student - teacher ratios are maintained as levels the communi has previously supported. Enrollments in grades K -8 a averaging in the mid -200s. This community went through period of time when there was an average of 100 fewer Studer or more in several of the classrooms. This growth has result in significant impact for the community in terms of funds quality education that the school district has promoted in t past. The school district is currently operating under management plan of ten goals. The goals resulted fits discussions with staff members regarding their perceii strengths and needs in the school district. The school district has adopted a motto. That motto "Mansfield Public Schools, where pride and commitment excellence transform visions into realities." This slogarv] been utilized on our letterhead, on our newsletter which '1 been newly started, and at the beginning of regular televis shows hosted by the Superintendent of Schools entit "Inside Mansfield Public Schools ". We feel the slogar: representative of our aims, goals, and mission and i important to convey this to the public as well asrem ourselves each day that we come to work that is our inten purpose. Qualters Middle School /Elementary — Specialized groups are being offered and inclu Kids, Alcohol Issues, Divorce /Sepal Attend ance /Tardin es e, Social Skill Esteem /Academic Achievement. — Assertive Parenting courses continue to be offers complement the school's in -house assertive di program. — Classroom developmental group guidance K -5ai decision making, assault prevention, home alcohol education and understanding differenc — A new kid's club provided support and trait services to 55 entering students. — The Child Assault Prevention Program is being taught to 1200 K -4 students. 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Met with an "advisory" team comprised of students and a teacher. 2. Viewed a motivational film. 3. Toured the building. 4. Attended an abbreviated schedule of clases. 5. Attended a barbecue lunch with the faculty which was hosted by the seniors. During 1990, the entire staff was involved in the self -study which is being done in preparation for the evaluation in October 1991 by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Each staff member was assigned to a learning area committee, but their work did notbegin until anew Philosophy and the School and Community Report was accepted by the School Committee. In November, the entire faculty accepted the reports of each learning area, and in December, began work on the Standards of Accreditation. While the staff worked on the self- study, they also applied to the Department of Education for the Secondary School Recognition Program. In December, Mansfield High School was notified that our application had been nominated by the State Department of Education as worthy of recognition and had been sent to the United States Department of Education for their consideration. Several major curricula developments occurred at Mansfield High this yearincludingthe second year ofthe High Expectations Program (HEP). This interdisciplinary program, which integrates the teaching of English, western civilization, biology, and Algebra I, is available to freshmen. Another interdisciplinary program that was greatly expanded is the English and Business Departments' cooperative project in which the students were taught the basics of word processing and were then responsible to type all their major papers. Students, regardless of their ability level, have been trained in word processing and the improvement in student writing is dramatic. Listed below is a list of some of the accomplishments attained at MHS during 1990: 1. 81% of the students taking A.P. Exams scored 3 or above. 2. A high school teacher was the 1990 Massachusetts Presidential Awardee for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching for Secondary Education. 3. ACCESS Center cited in April 1990 by the State House for our "dedication to the promotion of a better understanding of disabled persons ". 4. The percentage of students attending four year colleges and universities increased for the fourth consecutive year. 5. The number of students using the writing center and math lab increased. 6. The Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) became a separate organization as opposed to being administered as part of the Student Council. CA 7. 70%a of the Class of 1990 planned to attend a secondary school. 8. Seniors attended a collet College sponsored by t. Chamber of Commerce Department. e partnership between and the Mansfield Scl 9. Students raised considerable sums of money : Oxfam, Mansfield Benevolent Society, stud( scholarships and other charities. 10. 82 members of the Science Club and two teachi worked on a Sunday to beautify the grounds at ME The strong academic program offered at Mansfield continues to produce results as the students apply to col Seventy percent of the graduates of the Class of 1990 fort their education, with forty -nine percent of the grad matriculating to a four -year college or university. The following is a list of colleges and schools to t members of the Class of 1990 have applied and have accepted. The number in parentheses is the number of stu who have indicated intent of enrollment for the coming s year. Albertus Magnus College Bentley College Berklee College of Music Blaine Hairdressing School Boston College Boston University Bridgewater State College Bristol Community College Bryant College Burdett School Castleton State College University of Connecticut Dean Junior College Fisher Junior College Forsyth School of Dental Hyg. Framingham State College University of Hartford Hartwick College Harvard University Johnson & Wales College Katherine Gibbs School University of Maine University of Massachusetts (Amherst) Connecticut College Massachusetts Bay Community College Massachusetts College of Art Massasoit Community College New England Technical Institute University of New Haven New York University North Adams State College Norwich University Plymouth State College Quinnipiac College Rivier College Rochester Institute of Tech Salem State College Simmons College Southeastern Massachusetts University Stonehill College Syracuse University i 'i i?I '1 fl ( i( !f (1 0 ( ( -99- gauge u elowwd M pus seepl pus sa?dol ze?I?mejun 01 uazpp110 O,Odxo ol. see+ IU02 gill •sxap&Od daelsem pus '4?0u13a1a '2ulpexl d?qa 'saxnV,4g popnlam sa?doy •e3?dol Iuaug3uua aouaus peg pull j° ,Clause u ao l?un >(aam -x[e u aoj do u2 ?, uexpl�g3 opea2 glxnoj pus px?gI aaagm qeI a3uarae /gleu e podlanap seq mull Oup •2mdnox2 pate- ?llnm ul Panlonmauo3aq aneq 1118013 puanas xead lead alp 2auna •a2sn2ug[ 2unugal p� Eu?gogal of g3goxddu anisuagaxdmoa a 2ul4omoxd So snooj s,loogas aql uodn pl?nq of dlaq I[[M I? `axomxagpuj •xagla2ol sougd ?3a?p Ile all lggl dxa 1111 Ienlda3uo3 aql gas uoxpl?go 2mdlag alelllc3g3 0l s?ql 3 m •xag3eal amen agI eq slag a2en2uel pus `sa?pnls p ;Taos 'aoua?3s 'glgm ui palonxlsm axe uaxP1?ga apgx2 glxn °j llu ""'A S", U! aurl lsxg agI x0j `ax0jaxagy • smooxssela pau?sluoa j[as Ol lapolu paz?Iuluamuudap -?use a mozj PNusg0 sa8sel0 -a2usg0 leuo?lgz?ua2xo xoCgm a Zuamxepun opea2 glxnoj agy •ea3uauadxa uo -spueq jo Xlluen a 2u?2l[?lu uaapl?ga xragl Palonalsul sxagasal, •jjgls duma aql fq paxedaxd exam elsam pus 92u?uaea oMI aoj su ?quo m ldals uoxpllg0 'gsxem live pue'd=ms xgp03 allgm'ounp puas'alood ap?l :slnamu0x?nua 2uumolloj eql Spnls of Tedlouud pug luaaed a 'sx0113e81 aragl gl?mxelsMaag ul sdus0 eaS po0 ada0 papualle uoxpl?g0 •P °0 ade0 uO SAUP aaxglaano Ilpequamoldua pus lunln3uxnO salpn49 p;luamuox[nua us pedolaAep saseela apea2 WnoS aaxgy -ase3oad 2muxe01 alp m 2ulualsg pus 'vu!qu?gl '2uRnods. o12uIum 2ulpuax uMO a.0111 zoj AjTgq?suodsax ar, f uazpl? guul alogu 'aanlx8111 g 2 2uuBlgu,e slxsg3 Pau 'uaapUg3 pus axog ne lsuo?seajoxd eq uall" snooq'emaod'sauols s,ngxpl?gO So uuoj oql m luud glum qau amooeq anug smoozssg10 •s2m10eu 02un2uul 01011M A[gluom 2uunp paxegs eaam g3uoxdde 9110 pxemol sapnl,'ll I pug slap? xnp '2u?peaz m uaapl?g3 92u2uo pue axn ez t az6luus M jjels eq palaxodxoom exam sal2aluxla jeuo? finals Mau so ,Slauen y •aanluaal ?I el?[unb g2noxgl P 2u?uxeal uaxpl?g3 So a3uglsodmj agI So a$ods lgglal 3>zau o0 snoaaunu Papualle jjels Polsaxalul •2u?puox jo 4 33a1e gZ oI gasoxdde 92un2uel alogm s ul palsanu? atueaa s a •loog3S uosu?gou ogl So 9088RIO xaglo u? 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Frequently, we see children reading to younger children as part of a goal to model good reading habits. A fourth grade class has organized themselves to read aloud to each kindergarten class on a rotating basis. The attention of students in Kindergarten was highly focused as both age levels were strengthening their attitude toward reading. From participating in holiday activities to the learning of concepts and skills, the children at the Robinson School are becoming more of a total community. The Child Assault Prevention Program (CAPP) was introduced to grades 1 -3 by representatives of New Hope. Several training sessions for teachers and parents were held that offered an overview of the material to be covered and the teaching methodology employed. The intent of the program is to help children become safe, strong, and free around the issue of sexual abuse. Our school adjustment counselors and representatives from New Hope organized and implemented the program. Classroom discussions focused on skits performed by adults that represented situations where sexual abuse may take place. Teachers and parents became very familiar with the motivations of sexual offenders and the facts associated with sexual abuse. One critical area that was covered was how teachers and parents should handle disclosures by children. The school adopted Lee Canter's Assertive Discipline Program. Teachers attended one and one half days of training conducted by Janet Robinson, a consultant to the program. Assertive Discipline is a systemized approach aimed at creating a classroom climate where teachers can teach and students can learn. Teachers take charge oftheir classrooms in a firm yet positive manner. Teachers met by grade levels to develop consistent classroom plans which included class rules, rewards, and consequences. A separate committee was formed to develop plans for common areas such as halls, playground, and cafeteria. The school piloted the Robinson After School Program that met with huge success. After a review of parent surveys the School hnpmvement Council decided that a number one priority was the development of enrichment courses for children after school. The program was conducted during five weeks in February and March and was totally funded by the School Improvement Council. Instructors included parents, teachers, and artists. Due to the success of the program we have expanded to two six -week sessions and are offering a larger variety and number of courses. The program is now funded through student tuition payments of twenty -five dollars per course. Courses representedforeign languages, arts and crafts, instrumental lessons, singing, science, sewing, cooking, pottery, physical fitness, and theater. Continuing emphasis has been placed on problem solving and concrete to abstract approaches to teaching and learning math. By problem solving we are referring to those problems that involve logic, patterning, and deducting information. Building maintenance has received much needed attention. Several hallways were painted, draperies were replaced, cork strips for hanging artwork have been installed, increased and better organized storage apace has been created, and the overall appearance of the building is much improved. The art program continues to emphasize student creativity through the use of a variety of mediums. Art work is always attractively displayed and is a source of pride for our students. The combined parent /teacher initiative of constructing a new playground reached its goal in May. Parents and teachers raised a total of $50,000 dollars to construct Wonderwor Some of the activities included a spaghetti supper, raffles, a the selling of gift products. The construction of the playgmu took three full days of heavy work by parents and teacher. conditions of mud and rain. However, spirits were always hi and a sense camaraderie was evident. The project broul together people of diverse backgrounds and interests to w( toward a common goal. The number of hours that the $ch community put into the project from the planning stage completion is highly commendable. ROLAND GREEN AND PARK ROW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS In keeping with our mission, the members of i professional staffs of Park Row and Roland Green Schools proud of their accomplishments of maintaining very posit learning environments in school buildings that can best described as outdated. We recognize the need for development of Basic Skills our primary responsibility to our students. We also accept c responsibility to provide opportunities for all students in an like computer literacy, curriculum enrichment and the arts.' recognize the all- encompassing nature of curriculum a acknowledge the appropriateness of accountability a curriculum review. Some of the accomplishments we are most proud include: — Providing students with reading /writing instructi that is integrated and holistic. — Providing students with opportunities for continua progress in reading. — Engaging students in reading /writing activit which develop their critical thinking skills. - — Developing proficiency in the basic skills needed reading comprehension. — Providing instruction activities which will ena children to explore mathematical processes throe utilization of a wide range of manipulative materii — Developing proficiency in the use of be mathematical processes. — Providing an inquiry based, hands -on approach science instruction through the implementation e process- oriented science program (SCIS). — Implementation of the Assertive Discipline progr which has helped to develop not only a more orde but more positive learning environment. — Providing a Curriculum Enrichment Program challenges students beyond the acquisition of and contributes to the development of higher skills. agl 2uunp U gs,oglnoS In plaq Sam umimoad not eanpa juSj2gq sljesngoassgW s,uoquanpd jo luouijaedaQ aqj T66T j° Ilu3 aqj x °j pampagoe ST qgT" •aul 'Sa201100 Pus: Sloog3S jo Uoqupossy puel2uH mapl eqj Sq muoT29H ux03Seaq ;noS jo u,ogenlsne 2ulwwdn agl jo uo4adTaTju8 U1 gJ00�qu°d muoljea0n xaglo jo Ss000zd uOT sIUl o S T b g� anoxdaa anaq sxagwam jmis Su9W •uogonxj j 1.m g1 01 anmjuoa juamdolanap jjfjS Pus UOTSTnaa ummaumo •sd0jg 01 slnepnls sU2Tgsg pun uajnox pus Suns snq sajaxaua2 flleol;uwo ;ns molsiis alp `suolle3ndwoo 1e3l3ewag3uw pronanpe NUTSII -uollsool xadoad xlagl ojul pozgT2Tp StlfauUogaalo SaouaplsaxluapUIS g1lm duet W4s paztaegndw(a S soon mou malsSS uogejxodSUaq enq s,toogae Q%t •paljij -oalaz uaaq oeq 2ung21l Soua2xama pus polpnsm uaaq anaq szanoa Sual mau'sjsSlmq juaasaxonlj 2u!oaldax pus sialloq sup 2ulgn4 ax of UOglppa 62 ut'seomosou xauHjo eagjo s,gluaaTa denim of aqj moaj panlgaa, lug,!:) S2zaug agj I I 2uInUgnoo 81 joTgslQ I °OgoS IeuO120H ax13811014410S aqy •wax2oad 2ujuPtq dlgsxapeal aged juapnjs e geggajsa o;podlaq IT, oSIu OP'smualgm wnlnotuna pne sadej oapun 2uTpnlom smuajgw 1SneTn -oTpne papTnoxd jmu2 OnJU jsule2y aanSi11V s,xouzgnoH 9gy'2ulgawid Pula slzd aTgdeaH 'Spog 01ny U1 eapm IRU04e00A enq 04 pasn axam Sjnapnjg pa2ejUgnpeslp agj aoj Spun3 •eagddne pus aasmljoa xalnd oo aesgoxnd o1 pus 'eapm uoquoupa Inuads aoxgj '19,43,304 apeau pnoade aluxopow a punj of pen axam (88L 101dagp) UT -y6'Id woaj spund •luamdmba mnsIA /olpne pue ammjjos `soeTp aasul aequdmoa angoaxaluT 'gxajuud 'saajndwoo :spUnj luuz2 om 1,'10019 uglm paesgaxnd sum juawdmba 2uyAOTlOj aq,T, •msa2ozd 19ea.(I 2igaane agl aoj pasSilomd axaM eagddns pus slpl loo; UOglppa ul •adoosoralw noTlels juapnjs moj male -glnw S Pa oa 2msm� US DST ci aesl a SaOjsxoqu,j Tualpayi aqy 'amMu' P P pasegamd uwx2oxd 2msxn1l magoexd pasueorl agy'mgaoxd lnejslesy Tolua(I Sup aoj paesgoxnd sum zmgo gjlm jTUn dux -x Mau V •mex2old j>relelssy Ivor pays aqj xoj SxalTaMadSj oz u slossaaold prom /aajndmoa umlgo al 01 Spun] ISxapaj popasmu sum ajnjgsnI leamgoey aqy •sxaplom olgelzod m4 pus sxaplaM 21m aaxgj pasegamd wex2ozd uogaauqua Iujayl agy •mux2oad 2ulgmnld agj aoj paesgaxnd axam eamjxg pun Bu!gnl `s1oo1 '5IaSa adld'mnx2oxd SmosuyQauq xoj pasegamd axam 81001 puaq pug wjjdduS'Suoggjs 2ugjazp papm- aajndmoo muogTppS anoj pus exajndmoo 09 TOP °NT Sd y1T9I °m1 PePuloul wSx2oad 2ugjezQ ou!jpvW aqj xoj luamdmbe MapT quawdmbo Szapulq puu aglulad xaesl `ezamea zaalema2ewl us xnjDa zgdad S 'sassaxd joajjo aaxgl pasegomd slay ojgdaxo •sxajndmw vuMggnd dolTlsap gngosaajuT luuogippe oMj pazmban jxV 1eTOaamwop .woaBozd somoajaalH aqj jog pasegamd axam juawdinba puueilddnsogogoapU `sxoumx420muf'aoludwgxauftTP 2uljoogs- algnoay 'mex20ad ISaulaald aqj xo j wajaxg wzem agl2mq s pus aaumzj UUMAR unule oxig 02uj10n mole omgwnd olloogas g2Tgagj mpaenaxaM spun] muogeaon suplxad Imp •slsoa juawdmba pug ntddns jasjj0 01 6 IMS jo Slanen u moaj panlaaax axam sjuea2 mrapaj SnouuA •1q41samuowmoo agj UT Sloog3S maTUgagj mn04UOOA muou2ax 1To jo jsoa 1Tdnd -aad lsamol pxlgj Sip paujujmaw suq uaajasagmoS `sxgaB anlj lend aqj zo3 •jaujeTp agj jo exaSgdxSj ag10j jsoo lganulm S je ewea2ozd P;uoTjgonpa all WugonpuoD jo s.SeM jnazajj.P pus Mau 2UROOS SSemm ST uxajseaglnoS - quepnis y8 2uquosaadaa %08'D j° slaTSuoa r2puq mj°1 696'986`L$ OT SO aasgf s,plagsnuyq -ajnlgaul Mplt gay 'T u! 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In addition, a federal grant for handicapped students supported a summer vocational exploratory camp. A waste -to- energy furnace has been installed to eliminate paying for disposal of hazardous waste materials. The former Electric Appliance Repair Program was replaced by a program in Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. Student on- campus projects included building a three - story addition to the Plumbing Shop, installation of siding to the warehouse and completion of a 120' x 40' Masonry Building. Anticipated projects include an addition to the bus garage and vehicle storage building. In June 1990, the Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School graduated 233 students. Guidance 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Department records indicate that 93%u of the members of the Class of 1990 were placed either in full -time jobs or had elected' to further their education. An Alumni Association was developed during the past= year. All alumni are invited to participate in the school' programs, become Advisory Board members to our craft programs and participate in annual Open House activities. Over four hundred graduates participated in last year's Open' House. The demand for graduates of vocational progra continues to be very strong. Studies indicate that tens thousands of vocational technical graduates are needed e; year. 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A betterment district was created this year between the Town of Mansfield and Cabot, Cabot, and Forbes Management. The purpose of this project is to make needed public improvements to the roadways and electric service to the CC&F Industrial Park. A new method of financing that does not impact the community tax base was utilized for this purpose. The industrial and commercial community of Mansfield continues to provide a significanttax base and increase the Town's municipal revenues for water and electricity. The rail commuter population on the "T" and Conrail continues to expand and this year marked the implementation of a commuter fee collection system. The MBTA is considering the feasibility of future increases in parking spaces and the possibility of relocating their presentMBTA station to another Mansfield location to meet the increased amount of ridership. The Industrial Development Commission has tasked itself with the new challenge of improving Mansfield business development. Along with the support of the Planning Board, Board of Selectmen, and the Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce, the Commission is developing a long -range plan based on Town interest and involvement to better the Town's Economic Development future. We look forward to the Year 1991 and establishing opportunities and visions of Mansfield's economic development. MUNICIPAL BUILDING COMMITTEE The Municipal Building Committee (MBC) is made up of construction, business, and non - professionals who are charged with planning, constructing, and equipping municipal buildings in Mansfield. 1990 was a busy year for the MBC as they put the finishing touches on one project and began another. Specifically, the MBC had a successful experience with the Library /Council on Aging building which is in its final close -out stage after a successful year of use. In its beginning stages is the construction of the Jordan - Jackson Elementary School. Upon its completion, the building will cost in excess of $18 million. This project is the largest undertaking of the MBC since its inception and will consume much of the committee's activity for the next two years. We look to continued support for the projects to be included in capital improvements or expansion due to the Town's growth over the past few years. CABLE ACCESS CORPORATION Cable Access is an organization independent of the Cable Company, and was formed in 1983. It is governed by the Board of Directors appointed partially by the Board of Selectmen and partially by Cable subscribers in Mansfield. The Access Corporation has two primary functions: the first is to oversee public access cable television, and the second is to advise the Issuing Authority for the cable license (the Board of Selectmen) in administration of the license. The license comes up for renewal in December 1992. Cattle Access has started an ascertainment study of future community needs and the study report is targeted for the spring of 1991. The Selectmen will then conduct hearings for receiving further public input into the process. The ascertainment study, coupled with the public hearings and 'a performance review of the cable company, will provide the data necessary for the Town to reach a decision on the license . renewal by the end of 1991. Subscribers normally deal with the cable company on issues related to service and complaints. When they need?S further help, Cable Access steps in and takes an active Tole on behalf of the Town. The year 1990 saw a significantincrease in the number of subscriber complaints with some of the issues 4 presently under consideration by the State Cable Commission: Public access programming is produced by common volunteers. There was a significant increase in 'so programming during 1990, achieved primarily throu increased Access involvement in community issues. Futi success of access programming will largely depend on t growth of volunteer participation in access productions.