HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-12-20 Board of Public Works Minutes December 20, 1954
The regular meeting or the Board of Public Works opened at
7:30 P.M.
Present were Messers. Hopkins, Johnson, Zanni,Donahue, and Assist-
ant Superintendent Putnam.
In the absence of Chairman Kilgore, Mr. Hopkins acted as Chairman
Pro Tem.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
Mr. Frank G. Hardy, 21 Indiana Avenue, visited Board to report '
low volume of water at his property. Assistant Superintendent instructed
to investigate condition and remedy same.
Mr. George Zanni, 310 Ash street, visited Board to register protest
regarding datrmiing of Nichols Pond Brook on North Main Street. Assist.
Superintendent instructed to investigate complaint.
IReceived letter from Middlesex County Commissioners advising Board
that a Public Hearing will be held at the County Commissioners Office,
Superior Court House, East Cambridge, Mass. , at 10:45 A.M. Tuesday,
February 1,1955, on the petition of the Board for the relocation of
and specific repairs to West Street, Reading.
Discussed drain contract of 0. Menial & Sons for construction of
Bond Street storm drain. Voted to pay contractor at this time amount
actually due him at fixed contract prices, but not to pay any extra
amount as claimed by the contractor at this time.
Hearing on relocation of storm water drain through lands of
Hillcrest Realty I;�c., on Franklin Street held at 8:00 P.M. Present
were William P. Angelini, Henry J. Angelini and Joseph A. Mazzei, all
officers of the corporation. After some discussion, it was agreed by
them that they would grant a new easement to the Town as shown on
iB.P.W. File Plan A-10-151 and also agreed to extend the street drainage
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in Joseph (Proposed) Way qo accomodate the new drain easement.
Board voted to abandon part of original easement, and to take
new easement.
Mr. Nelson S. Burbank, 127 Wakefield Street, and Mr. Harold W.
Swanson 113 Wakefield Street, conferred with Board regarding the width
of a proposed roadway running Northerly from Wakefield Street, between their
properties, and which would service a six-lot development. Wakefield
Street frontage of this parcel of land had been laid out in house lots
some years hence, leaving a forty-foot strip for a roadway.
They also requested that they be permitted to use a 20 foot radius
on the Westerly intersection of the proposed road with Wakefield Street.
Board voted to permit a 40 foot width for the proposed roadway,
bat to reserve decision on the 20 foot radius corner until a location
survey had been submitted for the Boards approval.
Assistant Superintendent reported that construction of Route 128
had blocked access to Quannapowitt Drain Ditch in a section Easterly
of Main Street; Wakefield and Southerly of Bay State Road, Wakefield,
that he had negotiated with Mr. Carl Kennedy of Bay State Road, Wakefield,
for the acquisition of a strip of land which would permit permanent
access to the ditch from Bay State Road, and had arrived at a purchase
price of $800.00. Board instructed Superintendent to confer with Town
Counsel regarding this matter.
Voted to move departmental equipment from Pennsylvania Avenue
over Christmas week-end, as requested by citizens. Assistant Super-
intendent reported dangerous conditions caused by 'ditizens discharging
water, from cellar sump pumps, on public highways and sidewalks, which
causesice to form on roadways.
Voted t o request ruling from Town Counsel stating Jmrisdiction
of Board in this matter.
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Discussed Park Department 1955 Budget at some length.
Voted that an additional $500,00 be included in budget for level-
ing skating area in Sturges Park. Voted also to omit erection of hockey
rink boards at Sturges Park in 1955-1956 season, and to use Memorial Park
Hockey rink instead.
Reviewed petitions received from citizens for extensions of sani-
tary sewers, and discussed 1955 Sewer Construction budget at some length.
Board Adjourned at 11:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted: C
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ThWN' OF READING
OFFICE OF HAROLD O. KILGORE, JR.. CHAIRMAN
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. f[QRYRY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. JOHNSON
0 WALTER S. HOPKINS. JR.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING DOMENICK ZAHNI, JR.
PIWJIr WriliJl _..EGNMEI
READING, MASS. .humas 'I", Putnam
MASSACHUSETTS .ctinA superintendent
Pecenber 20, 1954
COMMONVIRALTH OF MASSACINs*:TTS
Office of the Board
of Public Aorks
Town of Ileadinp
MiddleBex,se
To the Assessors of the Town of Beading
She undersisrned, Board of Public '.orke of the Town of
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Readirg, In c-,mpllance with the provisions of General LawB,
Chapter 60, as amended by Chapter 63 of the tots of 1933,, here-
by certify that the list herewith contains the names of persons
Against whom we have made betterment assessments, to;;ethe.r with
the locution of the ll:nd benefited by the improvement : nd the
nature and amount of such betterment asressment.
And such list is certified to you for the purpose of
committing the same to the Tax Collector, as ,provided by lk:w.
WITNESS our hands this Twentieth (20th) day of December
D. , 1954.
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9olIrj of Pui4ic o •ka
SMET BETTEFJJU?Pr
j MLNAS=.E-'.E STH69T Lot Pio. Plan Amount
L1. iota 1t. Copp Oakland 1,oad 53 A-17-9 365.49
Stuart F. aiohards
2, and Oakland iioad 52 A-17-9 372.24
Ednamay 7 . Richards
Stuart F. Pioharde A-17-9 393.e1
3, and Oakland Road 43
Sdnamay Y. Eichards
4- Philip F. Leary Oakland itosd 63':64 A-17-9 75.00
5. Philip F. Leary Oakland Road 65 A-17-9 150.00
6. Philip F, Leary Oakland Road 66 A-17-9 150.00
7. Philip F. LAary Oakland Road 67 A-17-9 150,00
Stuart F. Richards
8, and Oakland iioad 50 A-17-9 209.19
Ednamay A, Richards
Stuart F. Achards
q, and Oakland toad 49 A-17-9 V0,00
Edna^.ay K. Richards 2045.73
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STW-,'T ASSESSMENTS
NO� IWIE STREET LOT NO. Plan Amount
.. 1. Elmor S. Young
and Ullside Road 71 A-17-7 300.00
Mabel E. Young
2. Philip F. Leary Hillsido Road 63 A-17-7 300.OU
3. Roland L. "llis
and
Edna L. Ellis Allaide Load 62 A-17-7 300,00
4- Roland E, Ellis
and
Edna L. Ellis !Hillside Road 53 A-17-7 150,00
1050,00
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STR6"T A,'_" ESf
N� 1, L^' STRS,:T Lot No. Plan Amount
Joseph X. Christofi
1. and John Carver Road 36 A-17-27 392,00
Ann ". Christofi
2, George ta, Carlson John Carvor Road 35 A-17-27 392,00
Svend A, "eoher Jr,
3, and John Carver :load 34 A-17-27 566.10
Kathleen 1.4, Seoher
4, John Willie- Mulley
and John Carver gond 30 A-17-27 113,87
t;ar,jorle Mulley
5. Janes H. Uselen
and John Carver izad 31 A-17-27 392,00
Dorothy A. 4Tellen
Clifford P. Lindberg Jr.
6, and John Carver :ond 32A A-17-27 392,00
nleanor Y. Lindberg
Robert M. Grover
1 79 aw John Carver :.cad 33 A A-17-27 _._ .77
Shirley W. Rrover 262677
STWd T `JETTEWENT
N0. NA_'E STHIMT Lot No. Plan Amount
1. Charles L. Cra^ipe Jr.
and Overlook hoed 52 A-17-2f 452.70
Lenore N. Crs:mpe
Verideth t:. Gibson
2. and Overlook iiosd 53 A-17-26 452.70
Dorothy S. Gibson
George Reid
3. and Overlook Road 54 A-17-26 66.03
Doris W. ,Reid
John 7 . Brophy Jr.
4- and Overlook Road 60 A-17-26 553.30
Joan :. Brophy 1546.73
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TOWN OF READING
OFFICE OF HAROLD O. KILGOR E. JR., CHAIRMAN
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. ![CRrtPRY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. JOHNSON
WALTER S. HOPKINS. JR.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING oomEwCK zANrvL JR.
READING, MASS. James T. Putnam
MASSACHUSETTS +Luting superintendent
'�ecember 9, 19$4
(X)M`0flk'RALTH OF &5SAAHUSF. Vii
Office of the board
of Public works
Town of Heading
Middlesex, as.
TO the :Ssessors of the Town of Heading
The underai ned, Board of Public Works of the Town of
Heading, in compliance with the provisions of General Lars,
Chapter 80, as amended by Ch� pter 63 of the Acts of 1933, here-
by certify thins the list herewith contains tt,e nrmes of persons
against whom we have made betterment assessments, together with
the location of the land benefited by t Improvement and the
nature and amount of such betterment assessment.
Knd such list is certified to you for the purpose of
eommittirw the same to the Tax Collector, I,s provided by lar.
6ITNR88 our hands t!lis Ninth (9th) day of December A.D. ,
1754.
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Famw
i hoard of Public Narks
7
GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALK
December 31, 1954
ASSESSORS1
a NAP".E STREET PLAT LOT AMOUS'T
1 Mahlon D. Crouse and
Doris ?'. Crouse 26 Berkeley "t, 22 58 1110.50
2 Joseph D. Cahill and
Ptaye L. Cahill 28 Berkeley `'t. 22 59 55.00
3 Georgo A. Burns and
Eleanor C. Lurns 89 dashington st. 11 20 55.00
4 Er Chang Ping and
Maia G. Ping 127 l'opkins St. 50 41 115.50
5 Andrew F. Nestor and
Ora A. Nestor 27 Auburn St. 36 9 67 .98
6 Edgar M. Gilman and 24 is
Edith M. Gilman 128 Vine St. 19 24A 128.92
7 William H. Dee, Jr, and
Margaret M. Dee 39 Fairview Ave. 15 5 82.50
L3 Martin S. Smith and 68 to
Marie V. Smith 86 Libby :,ve. 100 71 90.00
705.40
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TOWN OF READING
OFFICE OF HAROLD O. KILG OR E. JR., CHAIRMAN
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. ...N.TARV
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. JOHNSON
WALTER S. HOPKINS. JR,
MUNICIPAL BUILDING DOMENICK ZANNI. JR.
aMwa.IMEra.ranMHMR�.�-1-
READING, MASS. James T. AAtnam
MASSACHUSETTS Acting Superintendent
December 9, 1954
CQIt7 tH&AL'^h OF MA34ACH11SF2T5
Office of the Hoard
of Public works
Town of Heading
Middlesex, as.
To the A;csessnrs of the Town of Reading,
"he undersigned, Hoard. of Public Works of t! e Town of
Reading, In compliance with the provisions of General Laws,
Cht,pter 80, as amended by Chapter 63 of the Acte of 1933, here-
by certify that the list herewith contains the names of persons
against whom we have made betterment assessments, together with
the locution of the land benefited by the improvement and the
nature hand amount of such betterment assea�:ment.
And such list is certified to you for the purpose
of committiWL the sere to the 'Pax Collector, as provided by
law.
WITNESS our hands this Ninth (9th) day of Deoemcer
1954.
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Oosrd of Public aorto
BITUMINOUS SIDOWIALK
L000mber 31, 1954
AS SE!:SORSI
NA_E STREET PLAT IAT At`OUNT
1 John William Pulley and
Yarjorie Yulley 91 John Carver Ed. 63D 30 w71.49
2 William F. Hampton and
Alice S. Hampton 10 Fairmount Rd. 50A 3 16.50
3 Paul C. Nicholas and
Marjorie W. Nicholas 16 Fairmount Rd. 50A 4 61.88
4 Thorax P. Galvin and
Rita I. Calvin 20 Pairmount Rd. 50A 5 60.00
5 Joseph B. Iverson and
Gladys L. Iverson 83 Hanscom Ave. 35 134 75.00
6 Ernest P. Surrette and
Susan J. �'urrette 46 Washington St. 13 12 39.13
7 Iva G. Enos 69 Linden 'It. 7 30 96.64
8 d-ta B. Noseworthy and
E, Pauline Noseworthy 127 P`iddlosox Ave. 19 14 31.88
9 Robert S. Parker and
Lucile H. Parker 22 ''t. Vernon - t. 8 8 43.31
10 Record Owners 1/1/54
Shelman P. Comstock and
Dorothy M. Comstock
Supposed present owners
Stanley E. ffart and
Folon M. L art 24 Lawrence f.d. 39 48 45.00
11 Josephine F. Costa 34 Longfellow Ed. 35 77 52.50
12 Janes J. Cavanaugh and
Kathleen R. CavanauFj� 16 91:7 St. 44 36 37 75.00
13 ,;arch Corrison 43 'Weston 'd. 35 36 79.57
14 Cecil Dutton Terhune and
Elsie G. Terhune 24 Tower 'd. 35 104 100.17
15 Marshall D. Pulsifer, Jr.
and
Martha B. Pulsifer 59 Minot St. 20 3B 60.67
L6 Hugh H. Beaton and
May E. Beaton 55 Minot St, 20 3E 60.00
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BITUMINOUS SIDEWALK
December 31. 1954
1f ASE'.li;.SO
NAME STREET PLAT IAT AMOUNT
17 Record Owners 1/1/54 `—
William W. Hall. Jr. and
Appleton Hall, Supposed
Present Owners Robert A.
Vars and T'ildred B.Vars 45 Locust St, 36 25 ;61.88
16 Sydney M. Dunninghan and
Hazel N. Dunningham 19 Pilgrim fid. 77 10 56.25
Total x1086.87
TOWN OF READING
OFFICE OF HAROLD o. KaDORE. JR.. CHAIRMAN
' COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. SECRETARY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. JOHNSON
WALTER S. HOPKINS. JR.
DOMENICK ZANNI,
MUNICIPAL BUILDING JR.
U, N.lE�rrocr.wrwwsnccp+
READING, MASS. James T. Putnam
MASSACHUSETTS Meting Superintendent
December 9, 1954
CO j O&ZAL'rH OF MA33ACPUS9VS
Office of the Board
Of Public «orks
Town Of aeading
kiddlesex, as.
To the Assessors of the rown of Heeding
The undersigned, Board of Public works of the 'rown Of
Heading, In compliance with the provisions of General Laws,
Chapter 80, as amended by Chapter 69 of the Aeto of 1933, here-
by certify that the list herewith contains the names of persons
Rgainst whom we hF+ve made betterment assessments, together with
the location of the land benefited by the improvement and the
nature and amount of suoh betterment assessment.
find such list Is certified to you for the purpose of
committing the same to the Tax Collector, as provided by law.
I.ITHBSS our hands this Ninth (9th) day of December A.D.
1954.
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Hoard of Public 4orks
t OPANOLITHIC SIDEWAU AND GRANITE CUSHING
y
Dsoemter 31, 1954
ASSRSSORS,
STREET Zia ]at AMOUNT
1 Thomas B. Ferrell
and 83 A 85 Green Street - 46 6 e120.60
Claire T. Farrell
2 James F. Desmond find
Marparet M. Desmond 18 Forest Street 66A 2 150.20
3 Alfred L. Cuisse and
Neta A. Caisse 20 Forest iitreet 66a 3 150.22
4 FredeM ou S. Dyment and
Grace A. Dyment 337 & 339 Haven 5t. 3 17 109.70
5 William J. Broussard
and131 Salem Street 43 6 174.00
Helen V. Broussard
t.. .otal 704.72
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TOWN OF READING
_ OFFICE OF HAROLD D. KILGORE, JR., CHAIRMAN
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. IICRCTARV
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. JOHNSON
0WALTER S. HOPKINS. JR.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING DOMENICK ZANNI. JR.
` .1 ..—aWi.MI.RYYEMYWT
READING, MASS. Ja. es T, rutnem
MASSACHUSETTS ActinE Luparintendent
December 9, 1954.
C0Y.jMWdEALTfF OF MAnviACFiT7,E1MPE
Office of the hoard
of h=ublis >aorks
Town of Reading
Viddlesex, as.
To the :.essaaora of trie Town of heading,
Ti-.e undersigned, boar' of Public tiorks of the Town
of Heading, in coiplienoe with the Provisions of General
Lsws,Caapter CO, as a:-tended by Chapter 63 of tno Acta of 1933•
hereby oertify that the lint herewith contains the na,^es
of persons against wLc-. we have !,iw3e batter--ant assebaments,
together with the location of the land bonefitod by the
1- prove-ent and the nature and a-:punt Of such batternent
assessment.
And auoh list is certified to you for the purpose
of co--iittine the sa-e to the Tax Collector, an provided
by law.
WITNEZS our hands this Ninth (9th)
day of December A, D., 1954.
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isourd of Public -orks
GWITE CURBING
Peconber 31, 1954
ns�Eesoas�
NATIE STREET FLAT LOT A:'IOUNT
1 'william F. Cornell and
Janet V. Cornell 150 West ::t. 56 17 ; G7.50
2 Joseph Lebow and
Loretta Lebow 278 West Sst. 59 2 72.00
3 Charles J. M Konney and
Florence E. Vcf:enney 93 Washington :;t, 11 21 45.00
4 Charles E. Pay and
Helga H. Pay 76 Curtis St. 110 17C 73.49
5 Joseph B. Iverson and
Gladys L. Iverson 83 Hansmi Ave. 35 134 90.00
6 I-Terrill M. Blauvelt and
Valerie E. k;lauvelt 58 Libby Ave. 99 100 to
103 90.00
7 Record Owner 1/1/54
Award V, Clark Barbara
I. Clark. Supposed Present
Ownsr John J. Yantia 84 to
Yaria L. I'antis 76 Libby Ave. 99 87 90,00
8 Harris P. Pratt, Jr. and
Alice M. Pratt 91 Pearl 'Lt. 40 3 66,26
9 Eugene It, Cox and
Porothy C. Cox 22 Fairviow Ave. 3,5 18 67.50
Total :661.75
TOWN OF READING OFFICE OF HAROLD D. KILGORE. JR.. CHAIRMAN
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. SECRETARY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH M. JOHNSON
• WALTER S. HOPKINS, IN.
DOMENICK ZANNI. JR.
v. MUNICIPAL BUILDING
PIR!'T.Rl�YM.s
READING, MASS. Jamas T. Putnam
MASSACHUSETTS ACTING STMERINT NDENT
December 99 1951+
COMMONWUL•TA GF MAS,SACRU347TTS
Office of the Board
of Public Works
Town of Reading
Middlesex, as.
To Vie Assessors of the Town of sealing
The undersigned, Board of Public Works of the Town of
Reading+ in compliance with the provisions of Gone-al Lawa ,
Chapter 90, as amended by Chapter 53 of the Acts of 1933♦ here-
L by certify that the list herewit*i contains the names of persons
against whom we have made hetterment assessments, together with
the location of the land benefited by the improvement *.nd the
nature and amount of such betterment assessment.
And such list is certified to ycu for the purpose of
committing the same to the Tae Collector, as provided by law.
WITNESS our hands this NIFITR(9)day of December A.D.,
1954.
LBoard of public 'Works
SEWER FRONTAGE
December 31, 1954
ASSESSORS'
NAME SMUT PLAT LOT AMOUNT
1. Mary V. Perry 7 A 9 Chute Street 10 Ila 855.00
2. Hugh W. Stillings and
Rachel H. Stillings 13 Chute Street 10 7 60.90
3. Mprgarat F. Toohey and
Clara E. Toohey 16 Chute Street 10 138 51.04
4. Stanley L. Staples and
Lois M. Staples 72 Charles Street 39 19 51.00
5. Stanley L. Staples and
Lois M. Staples Charles Street 39 20 51.00
6. Stanley L. Staples and
Lois M. Staples Charles Street 39 21 63.96
7. Robert H. Peterson and
Ella L. Peterson 78 Charles Street 39 22 70.00
8. Joseph F. LeBlanc and
Certrude B. U Diane 108 Pearl Street 39 23 82.50
9. Howard C. Weymouth and
Ella M. Weymouth 116 Pearl Street 39 24 62.50
10. Ernest S. Hickman and
Mildred E. Hickman 120 Pearl •street 39 25 112.86
11. John T. 'White and
Harriet B. White 124 Pearl Street 39 26 50.50
12. James Riley and
Catherine E. Riley 128 Pearl Street 39 27 103.20
13. John J. Morgan i:nd
Winona Morgan 123 Pearl Street 96 3a 166.36
14. Albert S. Harvey and
Catherine C. Harvey 129 Pearl Street 96 3b 190.00
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15. Clayton F. Grant and
Beatrice M. Grant 99 Pearl Street 40 2 240.00
16. Forrest D. Cook and
'� Heatrice M. Cook 46 County Road 56' 37 175.15
SEkER FRONTAGE
December 31, 1954
ASSESSORS'
NAME SIRE-n PLA, LOT AMOUid'T
17. Harry �. Moulton ;:-gid A
Mildred F. Moulton 52 County Road 56- 1 4100.00
18. Kenton A. Milligan and
Audrey T. Milligan 51 County Foad 55 47 80.12
19. A. Waldo Phinney Oak Street 115 63 159.81
20. Kenneth J. Che..^,e and
Mildred B. Chase Oak Street 115 33 108.32
21. Kenneth J. Chase and
Mildred B. Chase 6 Pine Ridge Road 115 32 108.32
2.2. Kenneth R. Johnson and
Ann it. Johnson 94 Oak Street 115 1 101.25
23. Mph E. Keene and
Margaret Keene 93 Oak Street 29 1 85.07
24. David E. Blackmer c,nd
Julia T. Blackmer 87 Oak Street 29 2 170.00
25. Evelyn Poland 75 Oak Street 29 3 240.00
26. Curtis L. Albee and 30&
Emma P. Albee 10 Pine Midge (toad 115 31 120.00
27. Prank F. Knight 20 Pine 1tid,Ke (road 115 28e, 160.00
28, itobert K. Griffin and 25&
Patricia H. Griffin 26 Pine Fridge Hood 115 26 120. 00
29. Norman H. Floyd and
Clara J. Floyd 32 Pine Ridge Hood 115 24 80.00
30. John A. Spurr and
Frances P. Spurr 9 Sylvan Road 115 23 80.00
31. Raymond C. Richardson
and 35 Pine Midge Hoad 115 9 82.50
Louise M. frlchardson
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32. Helen L. Stanwood 31 Pine Ridge Hoed 115 & 8 123.75
"( 33. Alice Loa :,nd 21 Pine nidge Road q
t1 Horace P. Lowe 115 & 6 123.75
34. Lawr(ennPee A. ?artelow
Dorot[�ny C. Partelow 17 Pine 'ildge Road 115 4 82.50
35. Robert M. Haynes and
Ruth A. Haynes 11 Pine Hidge Road 115 3 82.50
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tTTV711 FHOHTAGE
AssEssORst
So., 1,14 is STPUS3T FLAT LOT AMOUNT
.� 36. 'illisn ri. Pressor 7 Pine iidpe Road 115 2 82,50
37. Everett F. Le:,sire
and 399 Sun-aer Avenue 53C 50 144..80
Myrtle tL. Lanaire
36. &lithe H. Atkinson 1 Pennsylvania Avenue 53C 49 83.57
39. Ada B. Richardson 41V Sumner Avenue 53B 2 273.30
40. Walter B. Mansell
and 9 Pennsylvania Avenue 53C 48 119,96
Ruth F. vansell
41. Warren M. bean
and 15 Pennsylvania Aven'13C 47 126,03
Huth C. Dean
42. Henry F, Johnson
and
Helen G. Johnson 10 , ennsylvania i,venug3C F 100.00
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43. uric ,ii. Anderson
and 16 Pennsylvania Avonu�
Minnie M. ,>ndercon S3C 9 96.71
4840.73
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TOWN OF READING
OFFICE OF HAROLD D. KILGORE. JR.. CNN.N/.N
COLEMAN J. DONAHUE. .CCNrtM1NT
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS KENNETH R. J..ICON
WALTER S. HOPKINS, JR.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING OOMENICK ZAN NI. JR.
�101�.P�W YMM,Y W Y1tENEYIi
READING, MASS. James T. Putnam
MASSACHUSETTS Acting Superintendent
Decimber 99 199*
COM`:CMI4ALT.H CF�3�ACF�L�
Office of the Hoard
of public 'Works
Town of Reading
Middlesex, ss.
To the Assessors of the Town of Reading
The und,`rsirnedq Hoard of Public Works of the Town of
Reading, in compliance with the provisions of General Laws,
Chapter PC, as amended by Chapter 63 of the Acts of 1933, here-
by certify that the list herewith contains the ncmes of persons
against whom we have made betterment assessments, together with
the location of the land benefited by the improve,�ent and the
nature and amount of such betterment assessment.
And such list is certified to you for the purpose of
committing the same to the Tax Collector, as provided by law.
.;ITHS^u our hands this NINTH (9) day of Decmber A.D. ,
1951+.
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Board
of Public VGFR
SEWER HOUSE CONNECTION
December 31, 1954
ASSESSORS'
NAIS STRiET PLAT LOT AMOUNT
1 Walter J. Kulakowski 44 oak St. 53G 61 GG 56.00
2 Carl 14. Smith and
Doatrice D. Smith 12 oak st. 53C 53 173.58
3 LeRoy C. Noyos and
Joanne L. Noyes 50 Oak St, 53C 62 84.27
4 Fannie J. hardy 250 Sumer Ave. 14 37 119.97
5 Christine F. Atkinson 68 Washington °t. 11 3 25.41
6 John H. Dobbins and
Gertrude Dobbins 67 Washington St. 11 17 69.88
7 John E. Palmer and
Dorothy F. Palmer 65 Ping St. 58 43A 83.77
8 Clarence T. Lurbine and
Barbara A. Burbine 22 Chapin Ave. 3 78/81 31.17
1-9 J. Cheslay Black and
Grace D. Black 52 Oak St. 115 66 78.13
10 Willis F. Tucker, Jr.
and Evelyn L. Tucker 158 Howard St. 56 45 74.74
11 Arthur L. 2ed-ond and
Fslanchs V. Redmond 231 Washington St. 45 31 48.66
12 William H. Campbell 59 Charles St. 6 11A 155.72
13 Donald N. Adler and
Florence C. Adler 55 Oak St. 29 5 128.52
14 Donald J. Sullivan and
Jacqueline A.Sullivan 8 Elm St. 44 35 36.47
15 Elisabeth G. Ross and
Alred J. Ross 61 Hancock £:t. 26 36 59.72
16 Richard D. .Jinton and
Barbara A. 11inton 43 County F:d. 56 61 171.59
17 Hobart W. Saundor s and
r. Barbara R. Saunders 41 11ancook St, 26 39 167.95
8 James L. Bowker and
Geraldine L. Bowkor 58 Hancock St. 26 23 69.45
19 James E. Galvin and
Carol 11, Galvin 25 Sanborn st. 1 12 66.22
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SEWER HOUSE CONNECTION
December 31. 1954
_ ASSESSORS'
NAPE STREET PLAT LOT AMOUNT
w Dossie n. Rich:aond 18 t 20 Woburn St. 1 9 e155.04
21 Owner 1/1/54 Joseph W.
1'ahoney;Supp.Present Owner
Alfred B.lroltsberg °:
Edith. D. i[oltsberg 60 Charles St. 6 20 76.09
22 Norman 11. Taylor and
Jeanette Taylor 154 Howard ;:t. 56 41i, 129.08
23 Richard :'. Loring and
Ada M. Loring 55 Tanple St. 23 7 77.78
24 Robert '. Peterson and
Ella L. Peterson 78 Charles st. 39 22 384.65
25 Gordon D. noyd and
Joan royd 15 oat: Ct. 30 12 80.37
26 Robert A. Grundy arA
Ethel r. Grundy 25 Lewis St. 56 33 84.40
I:enton A. "illlgan and
Audrey T. Milligan 51 County Rd. 56 47 71.86
Ld Harry W. Moulton and
Mildred F. 7'oulton 52 County Rd. 56A 1 97.08
29 Iferbert I:. Stark and
Ruth F. stark 75 Harrison :t. 6 11 68.46
30 owner 1/1/54 Ponenick
Zannil5upp.Presont Owner 3 '
George 41.t7cSheehy 13 King St. 25 43.97
31 Fred Nyberg 69 Charles St. 6 9 36.12
32 iiobert Laetsch Niaiols Rd. 15 35A 83.90
33 John ti. 11organ and
Winona ;'organ 123 Pearl St. 96 3A 84.88
34 iialph E. Keene and
Margaret Keene 93 oak Lit. 29 1 89.'T
35 fiichtnond P. i>ostwick an] 8
Elisabeth U. ostwick 29 Oak :;t. 30 9 103.81
6 David ul lacknor and
Julia T . Glackmer 87 oak St. 29 2 94.92
37 willia-: a. 'Teaser 7 Pine Ridge Road 115 2 92.53
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:?OUSE CONNECTION
Tvicember 31, 1954
ASSESSORS
NAFti STREET PLAT LOT AMOUNT
- ,3 Georre Garden and
Irene A. Carden 34Zi Sumer Ave, 115 2 4' 92.53
39 Kenneth J. Chase and
Mildred b. Chase 6 Pine Ridge Road 115 32 100,35
40 Owner 1/1/54 Lathan I.
Wolpert and Ida C,Wolpert
Trustees; :;upp. Present
Owner Joseph Patten 17 It 19 High St. 2 33 79.40
41 Owner 1/1/54 Robert K,
Griffin (z Patricia h,
Griffin;Supp,Present Owner 25
A. Stanwood 26 Pine Ridge Rd. 115 26 112,93
42 Mary V. Perry 7 t: 9 Chute St, 10 11A 65.11
43 Joseph F. LeBlanc and
Gertrude E. LeBlanc 108 Pearl St. 39 23 89.84
44 Cyril 11. Butler and 19
J„ Edith L, Butler 28 :'eirview Avo, 15 20 38,78
Total W4155.94