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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning 02/19/19831 2 3 4 5 PLANNING BOARD AGENDA February 9, 1983 Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. Clerk's Report (a) Correspondence (b) Minutes of January 26th and 31st, 1983 Warrant New Business (a) Around the Table (b) Status of Plans 1. Form A - Allan Brown - Balcom Street (c) Correspondence (d) Date of Next Meeting (e) Public Discussion Adjournment PLANNING BOARD MINUTES February 9, 1983 Present: Chairman Seifert, Clerk DeGirolamo Planners: Ross and Fiore 1. Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. 2. Correspondence Letter from Andrew Barr to the Planning Board regarding the board's cooperation in historical preservation. Letter from Aldo Paglia to the Planning Board regarding a release of funds for Granada Park Subdivision. Copy of a letter from Mitchel Seifert, Chairman, to the Board of Select- meni.regarding public hearings for the 1983 road acceptance articles. Copy of a letter from Chairman Seifert to Compo Chemical regarding rezoning their land. r' Copy of a letter from Chairman Seifert to the Finance Committee regard- ing the master plan article. Copy of a letter from Chairman Seifert to Judee Shupe regarding Circle C road acceptance. Copy of a memorandum from Chadwick Maurer to the Planning Board regard- ing a sewer connection permit review for Marcello's sandwich shop to be located at 30 Chauncy Street. Letter from Dianne Royle to Chairman Seifert regarding the legislation prohibiting building on an aquifer. Letter from Dianne Royle to Chairman Seifert informing the board that Tony Durbano will represent the Conservation Commission on the DAC. Literature from the Pilgrim Resource Conservation and Development Area Council regarding their annual report for Fiscal Year 1982. Pamphlet from the Habitat Institute for the Environment regarding their winter programs for 1983. Copy of a Wetlands Protection Act order of conditions for Clinical Science Labs - Francis Avenue. Newsletter from the Massachusetts Historical Commission. Pamphlet from the Massachusetts Department of Quality Engineering entitled Hazardous Waste Update. Planning Board's minutes Page 2 February 9, 1983 Literature from the Association of Massachusetts Local Energy Officials. Copy of the Board of Health's minutes dated January 19, 1983. Copy of a Wetlands Protection Act extension permit for Cabot, Cabot & Forbes for Forbes Blvd./Route 140. Pamphlet from the Middlesex Conservation District entitled 1983 Annual Seedling Program. Copy of a building moving permit for Ronald Webster to move a building from 292 Chauncy Street to 96 Walnut Street. Copy of a Wetlands Protection Act certificate of compliance for a project located off Stearns Avenue, Mansfield. Copy of a letter from Chairman Seifert to Paul Dalton regarding bond amounts for roads west of Route 495. Literature from Warren, Gorham & Lamont, Inc. soliciting their book entitled Modern Construction and Development Forms. Literature from the Middlesex Conservation District regarding storm water management and hydrology seminars. Pamphlet from the Massachusetts Audubon Society entitled Protect Your Town's Groundwater. Pamphlet from the International City Management Association entitled Housing and Local Government. L:rterature from the United States Senate regarding Paul Tsongas' report. Copy of a zoning request from the Conrads to rezone Lots Nos. 19 and 21 on East Street from Agricultural to General Business. Memorandum from the Federal Emergency Management Agency regarding flood plain management standards. Copy of the following Town Meeting articles: Earth Removal, Master Plan Funding, Rezoning, Site Plan, and Street Acceptance for Plantingfield, Middlesex, Norfolk, Hampden and Heather Roads. Copy of decisions from the Attleboro Zoning Board of Appeals as follows: Stephen Quaglia - variance from side lot requirement - 20 Middle St. - Granted Arthur Dunn - variance from side yard requirement - 7 Continental Dr. - Denied James Bonner - special permit to house horses at 326 Pike Ave. - Granted Alan Burt - special permit to convert a building at 77 Bank St. from two apartments to four apartments - Granted. Donald Phillips - variance lot width - Sentinel Hill Rd. - Denied Planning Board's minutes Page 3 February 9, 1983 3. Minutes of January 26, 1983 Motion: To approve as amended (Fiore - DeGirolamo, all in favor) VOTED Planner Fiore pointed out that on Page 3 it states that the public hear- ings will be held on March 6, 1983, which is a Sunday. This should be changed to March 9, 1983 4. Minutes of January 31, 1983 Motion: To approve (Fiore - DeGirolamo, all in favor) VOTED 5. Bill from Johnston Duplicating Products, Inc. in the amount of $24.87. This bill is for stencils to amend the Zoning By-law. Motion: To pay (DeGirolamo - Ross, all in favor) VOTED 6. Bill from Stearns Office Supply in the amount of $16.45 Motion: To pay (Fiore - DeGirolamo, all in favor) VOTED 7. Form A - Allan Brown - Balcom Street This Form A has been before the board previously. It consists of a parcel of land located on the northerly side of Balcom Street. The ownership of the lots have been identified. Allan Brown's father wanted more land; therefore, Allan gave him extra land and put his house in the back. He carved this land out of his lot. This is the purpose of this Form A. Motion: To sign the Form A (DeGirolamo - Ross, all in favor) VOTED 8. Conrads' Zoning Change Request The Conrads sent the Planning Board a memorandum stating that they did not talk with Robert Currivan, and they are still interested in rezoning Lots Nos. 19 and 21 on East Street from Agricultural to General Business. Their zoning change request was resubmitted to the Town Clerk on February 1, 1983. Chadwick Maurer has written the article. The Planning Board is responsible for holding the public hearing.This land is located next to the animal hospital, the plaza, and DeGirolamo's garage. Motion: To advertise for the required public hearing (Fiore - DeGirolamo, all in favor) VOTED 9. Compo Chemical Rezoning Clerk DeGirolamo pointed out that he feels if Compo is contaminating the water, this comes under the Conservation Commission. He feels that Compo should have to comply and follow the conditions of the Conservation Com- mission. He said they have been in town for a number of years, and he would be interested in hearing what their views are. Planning Board's minutes Page 4 February 9, 1983 10. Public Discussion Margot Jellinek pointed out that Compo has been in town for approximately 30 years, and they are in violation with the Federal and State. She sug- gested the Planning Board look through the Board of Health's minutes since there are pages which describe how Compo is in violation with codes. She also said that if Compo stays in the Industrial Zone, the Planning Board has no control, and a site plan would not be required. Chairman Seifert informed/reminded the board members that they have to review the applications for Planning Director and pick their top five candidates. The top three candidates will get interviewed by Chadwick. Interviewing may start after all board member's selections are submitted. 11. Date of Next Meeting is Wednesday, February 16, 1983 at 7:30 P.M. 12. Adjournment 8:10 P.M. t A DATE'`