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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-03-21 Annual Town Meeting Minutes Adjourned Annual Town Meeting Pi)rch 19 , 1970 On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it uaes voted to take Article 2 from the table. On motion of Fi._ed C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to place Article 2 on the table. On motion of tied C. Kerney, Jr. , it was voted that the meeting stand -adjourned until March 21 , 1970, at 9:00 A. M. to meet in the Memorial High School Auditorium. Meetina adjourned: 10: 45 P. M. 192 Town W.eeting Members ;4 e,:e present. A true cony. Attest: Cdd :narence ll;r eta T g�.,�n Clerk ADJOURNED _ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Memorial Hgih School Auditorium March 21 , 1970 The meeting was czlled to order by the Moderator, Kenneth C. L,tham, at 9 :00 g. it. The invocation was given by Rev. Russell J. Collins , St. Athanas- iue Church. The Town Clerk read the Notice and his Return on posting Notice of Proposed Reconsideration of Article 4, in accordance with Article II, Section 3 , of the General By-Laws of the Town, of vote m ssed. a: the Ad- journed Annual 'Town I4ceting held on March 19 , 1970. It ;,-.s moved by Irene r. Doughty that ti-,e foll oa:ir.n vote under Article 4 be reconsidered: PARTICLE 4. On action of Donald K. Walker, s emended by J mes J. Sullivan, Jr. , it w _ voted that the sum of Four I:il.lion Six Hund ,� d re Eighty-six 'Thousand Three Hunared Six a.no 95/100 Dpll,_rs ( $4, 686, 306.95) be raised from the tax levy and app,onrirted for the School Department as follo:cs , each item being consideree. .-s a sonar, te :ppropri,,tion: General Salaries $3 , 543 ,821.00 Gene., I1 Maintenance 506 , 137. 20 Athletics 18, 330.00 I3aturinq Debt and Interest 575 , 185. 75 School Pensions 23 , 138.00 Cafetcri.r,s 16 , 595.00 Adult Education 3 . 100.00 $4, 686, 306.95" This motion waw p,-,,;sed by :: voice vote. lu_ter much discussion on this motion, a Roll Ca11 Vote was requested by Ralph J. Bens , Jr. This motion did not pass. 53 voted in the affirmative 114 voted in the negative On motion of N,..ncy Wilson Anderson it was voted that Article 3 be taken from the table. ARTICLE 3. On motion of Nancy Wilson Anderson it was voted to in- struct the Recreation Committee to prepare a bucket and a plan for g6c_ ial, cultural , recreational and enrichment programs and activities for young people on the 41�,hour school day. Such a plan should be closely coordinated with the School Commcttee, the Board of Selectruen, the Y.M.C.A. , representatives of otho.- youth organizations and with the churches. This emergency recreational plan' s objective should be to have interesting experiences available to all youth during those hours that they are not in school . It is further suggested that the community center be used es the base for these activities . The Recreation Commit- tee will present this plan at the next regular or special ToTni Meeting. Adjourned Annual Town Meetina ia.rch 21 , 1970 39 On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that Article 3 be laic, or_ the table. On motion of Edouard N. Dube it was voted that Article 11 be, taken from the table. ARTICLE 11. On motion of Edou--rd N. Duhc it w: s voted that the Sel.ectmen be and they hereby r�re authorized to transfer , 1965 Dodge truck presently in the Tree and Moth Department to the Cemetery Department. On motion of Fred C . Kenney, Jr. , it a:us voted that A-ticl.e 4 be t"ken from the tahle. ARTIi]L'E C:. On motion of Edouard N. Dube it war voted that the sum E of Three Thousana Dollars ( $3 ,000.00) be transferred from Cemetery Reserve end thrt the Torn Accountant be and he hereby is authorized, empowered and instructed to canny out the purpose of this vote and that the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred Thirty Six and 40/100 Dollars ( $1 , 336.40) be trans- `erred from Article 30, Fmnual 'town i+ieetinq of 1969 Acm nt ana that the sum of Thirty Two Thousana Two Hundred Ninety and 00/100 Dollars (532, 290.00) be raised from the Fix levy and such sums totalling Thirty Six Thousand Six Hundred Ti,enty Six and 40/100 Dollars ( $36, 626.40) together with the oro- ceeds of sale of salvage of a 1947 Dodge truck the sale or trade of which upon such terms and conditions as the Cemetery Department shall determine, is hereby author iced by nppropriatinq for the maintenance and care of Leurel Hill Cemetery and Forest Glen Cemetery and the rebuilding of a 1965 Dodge truck to be received from the Tree and Moth Depertment as fol- lows, each item being considered as a senarate appropriation: Salaries $ 26,950.00 Maintenance 6, 840.00 1/ Care of Veterans Grzves , Section 9 of Chapter 115 of General BV-Laws 1 , 500.00 Rebuilaing of 1965 Dodge Truck 1 , 336.40 Tot..=1 $ 36, 626,Ido 'a ARTICLE 4 On motion of Russell H Stone Jr. , it was voted that the Lsum of T.aentV ti^o Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty and 00/100 Doll r ( $22 , 860. ) fz l; lv. Aye as1u.,*_he ;�u��c��.,,of Thaik pn 1'heyas c;,(1o. �ki�e .,.kiund sea_S�v�n yr v .i,a X0%100 )011 �($ 6, X55. 6 be :iced from Ej:e tax levy na `aoni onriate or the purpose of conductinc end promoting recreation, plav, sports, physical education end other social , educational and recreational activities upon such land end in such buildings as defined in Section 14 of Chapter 45 of the General Laws, with authority to exercise all powers conferred therein including the purche.se of necessary equipment and the employment of teach- ers , supervisors and other officers and employees and the fixing of their compenseti.en, said sum to be expended under the direction of the Recreation. Committee. ARTICLE 4. On motion of. Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that the sum of Ninety-five Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty-five and 00/100 Dollars { b95, 865. 00) be raised from the t. x levy and : npronricted for all insurance except Group Insurance of To•ln Employees. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that the sum of Two Thousana Seven Hundred Thirty-six and 00/100 Dollars ($2, 736. 00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for Manorial Day Observance, \ to be expended under the direction of Yost 62 American Legion and Post 685 Veterans of Foreign Wars. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that the L' sum of Three Thousand Six Hundred Forty-five and 00/100 Dollars ($3, 645. 00) ,\ ibe raised from the tax levy and appropriated for printing the Torn Report for the year 1969. ARTICLE 4. On motion of lied C. Kerney, Jr. , it •.ae.s voted th e.t the sum of Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ( "$2 , 200. 00) he raised from the tax levy rrd appropriated for the preue:ra.tion and printing of the Street List for the veer 1970, said sun: to be expended uneer the direction of the Boe.rd of Selectmen. i 40 eedjourned Annual Town Meeting March 21 , 1970 ARTICLE 4. On motion of Robert S . Cummings it was voted that the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Doila;s ($250.00) he r,.ised Prom the tax levy roe . n-ropri.rtedfor the care .;na lightinq of Old South Clock. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Rob et�/t/,h . Cumminus it was voted that the sum of Eight Thounind Six Hundred �- e and 92/100 Jcll ..rs ( $8, 608.92) be transferred from the Municipal Light Department Operating and Main- tenance F.ccount and that the sum of Two Thousand Thirty-eight . nd 00/100 Dollars ( $2, 038. 00) be transferred from Group Insurance Dividend and that the sum of Seventy-seven Thousand One Hundred Twenty and 96/ 100 Dollars ($77, 120. 96) be raised from the tax levv znc such suras ag- greg,,ting Eiqhtv-seven Thousand Seven Hundred Sixtv-gwery no 88/100 Dollars ($87, 767. 88) be appropriated for oroup life insurance, croup =ccidentzl death and dismemberment insurance for Town emn oveeF in rc- cord ace with the provisions of Chapter 32h of the General L.:w;, c:ad that said sum be expended by and under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, and that the Town Accountant be, and he hereby is <utno;rizec, empowered and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Edward P. Cameron it was voted th .t the sum of Forty-nine Thousand One Hundred rorty-four e.nd 68/100 Do11.-rs ($49 ,144. 68) be transferred from the Municipal Light Department Operat- ing and Maintenance Account, and that the Town Accountant he and he hereby is authorized, empowered and instructed to mclke such transfer to carry out the purpose of this vote, and that the sum of One Hundred Fifty-eight Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-six e,nd 72/100 Dollars ($158, 356.72) be raisedfrom the tax levy and that said sums totallina Two Hundred Seven Thousand Five Hundred One and 40/100 Dollars ( $207, 501.40) be appropriated for the Contributory Retirement System, to be divided as follows: Pension Accumulation Fund $ 199, 560.00 Expense Fund 7, 775. 00 Military Service Fund 166. 40 Total S 207, 501. 40 ARTICLE 4. On motion of Edward P. Cameron it was voted that the ,:sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3, 500.00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for the observance of the Christmas Se scn of 1970 by the decoration and illumination of public buildings and public streets and the decoration of Christmas trees upon municipal land. ARTICLE 4. On motion of James J. Sullivan, Jr. , it was voted that the sum of Twenty-one Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety-seven and 61/100 Dollars ($21 , 997. 61) be transferred from Overlay Surnlu£: Reserve Fund, and that the sum of Fifty-three 'Thousand Two and 39/100 DoilcrrL ($53, 002. 39) be raised from the tax levy e•,nd such sums totallina Seventy- five Thousand (575 , 000.00) Dollars be appropriated for the purpose of Reserve Fund and tint the Town Accountant be zna he hereby is authorized, empowered and instructed to make such transfer to ca.:rry out the nurno:-e of this vote. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Frederick A. Asmussen it war voted that the sum of One Hundred Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty-one and 50/100 Dollzrs ( $107, 921. 50) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for interest for sewer and anticipation of revenue. ARTICLE J . On motion of Frederick A. Lsmussen it was voted that the sum of One Hunared Five Thousand ( $105 , 000. 00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for maturina debt for sewer. ARTICLE 4. On motion of Ch ..-les Stratton it was voted that the surf of Five Thousand Dollars ( $5 ,000.00) be raised from the tax levy End zp- nrop.i.ated for Conservation Commission Expense On motion of Free C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voter, to n1a.ce r.rticle 4 on the table. ARTICLE 5. On motion of Frederick A. Asmussen it voted that the Town Treasurer he, end he berehv is authorized to borrow money from time to time, with the approval of the Selectmen, in ant-cipation of revenue of the financial years bsnnning January 1 , 1970, and January 1 , 1971 , in accordance with the provisions of Genere..l Laws Chapter 44, Section 4 and to renew any note or notes so may be riven D,_ya'ole within one year in accordance with the provisions of General Laws Chapter 44 , Section 17. Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 21, 1970 41 ARTICLE 6. To see what ,sum the Town will raise by borrowing or from the tax levy or tre.nsfer fm available funds , or otherwise and ap- propriate for the purpose of Chapter 90 highway maintenance and construc- tion to be used in connection with moneys received from the State and Countv. On motion of Frederick A. Asmussen it was voted the subject matter of this Article be inaefinitely postponed. o ARTICLE 7. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted unanimously that the sun of One Thousand One Hundred Two and 44/100 Dollars ($1 , 102.44) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for the payment during the year 1910, of bills remainino unpaid on January 1 , 1970, for needs and services acturlly rendered to the Town. ARTICL.. B. To see i.f the Town will vote to appropriate to the depart- ment which incurred the loss , the receipts from reimbursement of casualty losses , to be expended for replacement of the damaged property upon approval of the Hoard of Selectmen. On motion of James W. Killam, III , it was voted that the subject mat- ter of this Article be indefinitely postponed. ARTICLE 9. On motion of Robert S. Cumminas it was voted that the sum of Eleven Thousand Dollars ($11 , 000. 00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for the purpose of Community Center maintenance. ARTICLE 10. On motion of Robert S. Cummings it was voted that the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ( $2, 000.00) be r,dsed from the tax levy and z_ppi_on: iated for the purpose of purchasing portable two-way radio system i k the walkie-talkie tvne so-celled, no related equipment for the use of the Police Dep..rtment. On motion of Robert 11. Soli it was voted to take Article 3 from the table. ARTICLE 3. Robert H. Soli moved that the Reading Town Meeting wishe$ to express it : desire for a. urogram of. comprehensive Gamin l and traffic law enforcements. The Torn Meeting directs the Felectmen to initiate such e program and to give a report of progress at the next regular or special Town Meeting. This motion did not pass. 51 voted in the e.ffirmeti_ve 79 voted in the negative On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Sc. , it wa.s voted to place _rti.cle 3 on the table. ARTICLE 12. On motion of Fred G, Kenney, Jr. , it w. 5 voted that the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred Ninety-nine and 72/100 Dollars ($1 , 399. 72) be raised from the tax levy and oppropri.ated for the purpose of indemnify- inq certain police officers t,na fire fighters for expense actually incurred result of injury in the line of duty, under the provisions of the Gen- er� I Laws , Chanter 41, Section 100, as amended. ARTICLL: 13 . On motion of Robert M. Grz'.ham it was voteu that the General By-Lzws of the Town be amended by repealing in its entirety Arti- cle XIV h.-ving to do with hawkers and peddlers. ARTICLE l4. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1 , 000. 00) be wised from the tax levy and FvproDricted for the purpose of coordi_natirq or conducting programs deal- inq with the problems of the aging enc: promote f:,ciliti.es for health, ed- ucation, welfare and recreation of the ,ginq. LRTICLE 15. On notion of Robert S. Cummings it was voted that committee of not less th.-,n three ( 3) nor more than five ( 5) citizens of the Town-at-large be appointed by and serve unaer the direction of the Selectmen to review, revise no codify the By-Laws end reeulz,tions of the 'Sown znd collect and compile the c,eneral and npeci> l acts conAituting the Charter of the Town, and collect and compile the general and special acts accepted by the Town. 42 Adjourned Annual 'Down Meetin , M :rch 21 , 1970 ARTICLE 16. On motion of Robert S. Cummings it was voted that the sum of Twelve Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($12 , 000.00) be raised from the tax levy and apnronriated for the purpose of installation of mech- anical traffic signals Pt the intersection of Woburn Street and Summer Avenue, such sum to be expended only, as , if, and when State or Fed- erol Aid shall become available for this purnose. ARTICLE 17. On motion of James J. Sullivan, Jr. , it was voted that the General By-Laws of the Town be amended by deleting therefrom Article 7 , Section 2, the words "Town Accountant and substituting therefor "Clerk of the Committee" , so that said Section 2 reads as fol- lows.: "The Finance Committee shall meet at the call of the Clerk of the Committee within fifteen days after the date the nets members e.re appointed and those then taking office shall be sworn to the faith- ful. performance of their duties. and at this meeting the committee will annually appoint a Clerk of the Committee" . ARTICLE 18. On motion of James W. Killiam, III , it was voted that the Board of Selectmen, upon request of the School Committee, be author- ized to rent or lease upon such terms and conditions as they shall de- termine, a classroom, administrative and other facility of the Saint Ag- nes School and/or Convent , as the School Department my require. A::'PICLL 19. On :notion of Georqe L. Richards it was voted that the Town Library be authorized to dispose of library materials, determined by the Board of Library Trustees to be no longe useful for library pur- poses, upon such terms and conditions as the Board of Library Trustees m.,v determine, and that env amounts received from the sale of such mater- ials shall be deposited in tho Town Treasury. ARTICLE 20. On motion of George M. Richards it was votesthat the sum of Twenty-twn Thousand Dollars ($2?, 000.00) he raised from the tax levy End appropriated for the purpose of providing air-conditioning for ✓ the Reading Public Library building. ARTICLE 20. To see what sum the Town Drill raise by borrowinc or from the tax levy, or trPnsfer from available funds and appror�iote for ' the purpose of providing air-conditioning for the Reading Public build- i inn, or what it will do in relation thereto. J James J. Sullivan, Jr. , moved thzrt the subject matter of this h-ti- cl.e he indefinitely postponed. 'Phis motion did not pass. 68 voted in the affirmative 72 votes: in the negative ARTICLE 21. On motion of Paul C. Nicholas it was voted that the subject natter of Article 21 he refe-red to the Municipal light Board and that the said Bozrd be -,no it hereby is authorized to install such additional street lights as in its judgement are required, and to make such changes in the size, type and location of existing street liqhts as it may deem advisable, the expense of same to he -paid from the in- come of the nl.nt. ARTICLE 22. On motion of Paul C. Nicholas it was voted that the sum of Six Hundred Thousand and 00/100 Dollr:.rs ( $600 , 000.00) he rtised and appropriated for the purnose of enlarging, the Municipal Light Plant including the construction and installation of 115 , 000 volt to 13 , 800 volt transformer sub-station with accessory equipment together With the construction and i_nstalle.tion of transmission and distribution facil- ities , all construct2v77to be located wit}Yathe 'Down of Reading, End to meet said appropriation the sum of Six Hundred Thousand and 00/100 Dol- lars ($600 , 000. 00) be borrowed, under End pursuant to clause eiaht (8) of section eight ( 8) of Chapter 44 of the General Laws as amended, and w that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Do•�rd of Selectmen, be and he herebv is authorized to borrow said sum and to issue Ft one time, or from time to time, bonds or notes of the Town therefor, and each is- sue of said bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with Chapter 44 of the General Laws in not more than twenty years from its dalre, or at such earlier time as the Treasurer, and Selectmen nay determine, and the Municipal Light Board is hereby authorized to proceed with the construc- tion, and to enter into all contracts and agreements in respect thereto, and to do all other acts and things necessary or proper for carrying out the provisions of this vote. 132 voted in the affirmative 0 voted in the negative Adjourned Annual 'Town Meeting !larch 21 , 1970 43 ARTICLE 23. On motion of Edouard E. Dube it was voted that the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ( $5 , 000.00) be tr!.ncfer- ca from Cemetery Reserve and that the sum of Twenty-fi.vc 'Thousand Dollars ( 525 , 000. 00) be raised from the tax levv and that said sums totzllinq Thirty Thousand Dollars ( $30, 000. 00) be appropriated for the purpose of the continued development of Fore.-it Glen and Ckarles Street Cemeteries, including site clearing, the construction of cra.inare , the extension of the road system, the water system gin, the preparation of lots for sale. ARTI:ILE 24. On motion of Robert W. Wakeli.nq it was voted that the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ( $2 , 500.00) be raised from the tax levy and rnp,ronriatea for the purpose of the eradication of mosgui- toes in the Town, such sum to be exnended. under the supervision of the Board of Heelth. .AlITICLE 25. On motion of i•,r,lcolm S. White, Jr. , it was voted that the sum of Two Thousana Dollars ($2 , 000. 00) be raised from the tax levy and e,npropriated for the purpose of installation of lights for the il- lumin,tion of the outdoor basketba_11 court et the Birch i4esdow Pleyground.. LATICLet 26. To see if the Town will vote to ,quire by purchase, richt of eminent domain, deed of pi.ft, dedication, or otheririse, for public domain, under Chapter 45 of the Gener, I Laws. or. Conservation purposes under Chanter 40, Section EC of the General Laws c.s emended, the following_ bro c:Tcels of land: LOT I. The 1:,nd in Reading beinq partly in Di_vidence Meadow, so called, and being bounded sad described as follows : Beginning nt the North Easterly corner of the granted premises at the Ipswich River and land of the Town of Reading (known es "Mill Meadow" ) , thence SOUTHERLY: By land of the Town of Roadina_ five hundred seven ( 507) feet more or less to an iron pine is the ditch at the land of James W. and Norm V. ulcer , thence NOILTHW STIRLY: Three hundred six ( 306) feet more or less cross the me,dow by othe Tand of Robert B. Carlson to an iron nice at the era of ditch t the hard land, thence WESTERLY: P[ rtly by the ditch, still by lana of Robert B. Carlson seven hundred twenty-seven ( 727) feet more or less , thence SOUTHWESTERLY: Still by szi.d C,,rlson four hundred ninety-six (496) feet more or les=s , thence SOUTITERLY: Still by said Carlson six hundred fifty-two ( 652) feet more or less to land of Alonzo P. M=c'.lillen, thence WESTERLY: Acrosss the meadow by !;,no formerly of Machlillen (taken this day by the 'Povan of Reeding) six hundred twenty-five ( 625) feet more or less to lend of the Town of Reading, formerly Drinkwater, thence NORTHERLY: By said town lend three hundred twenty-seven ( 327) feet mo-:e or less , thence NORTHWESTERLY: By said town two hundred eleven and ninety hundredths ( 211.90) feet more or less , thence WESTERLY: Still by said town ninety-nine (99) feet more or less , by the edge of the hard land, thence SOUTHWESTERLY: By various course: still by the Toon and the edge of the hard lana two hundred forty-seven and fifty hundredths ( 247. 50) feet, thirty-three ( 33) feet , one hundred ninety-eight (198) feet, nine- ty-cine (99) feet, one hundred twenty-two and ten hundredths (122.10) feet, { and one hundred fifty-ono Pane. ten hundredths ( 151. 10) feet more or less to land of the Town of Reading, thence NORTHERLY: By lend of the 'Town of Reading partly by a ditch to the Ipswich River and a lire between, the Town of Reading and North Reaing two hunared eighty-five (285 ) feet more or lees, thence Down stream by the thread of the river and the Toren Line in a general E. iaterly direction to the point of beainninq. S, id lot conteins by estimc tion thirty-two ( 32) ,cres more or less and said n, roll to he more fully shown on a plan to be made by H. Ying- man `,bbott , PZeaisto. eO Surveyor. 44 adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 21 , 1970 LOT II . The land in Dividence l:eadoia, so called and hoinn bounc-, and described as follows : Becinnina at the Northeast- corner at land of Alonzo P. PlacMillen and land of Robert B. Carlson, thence SOUTHERLY: By other land of F.lonzo P. llacllillen two hundred fif- ty-two ( 252) feet more or less to a corner at land of Chester A. Elli- son ana lend of the Town of Reeainq, thence WESTERLY: By land of the Town of Readinq five hundred sixty- five (565) feet more or less to land of the Town of Reading (formerly Ur.i.nkwatr) , thence NORTHERLY: By said land of the Town of Readinn ( formerly::lDrinkwater) � two hundred fifty-eight ( 256) feet ore or less to lama of Robert B. Carl- son, thence EASTERLY: By land of Robert B. Carlson six hundred twenty-five ( 625 ) feet more or less to the point of beoinninq. Said lot of meadow land is estimated to contain 3.4.4 acres more or less and said parcel to be more fully shown on = plan to be wade by H. Kinaman Abbott, Registered Surveyor, or what it will do in relation thereto. On motion of James W. Killom, III , it was voted that the subject of this Article be indefinitely nostnoned. ARTICLE 27. On motion of J,-me.s R. BouC�gpt h2G kdo'ei� xo�eeQthat the Selectmen be, a,nd they hereby are for ana or. e �1f of tie own^ to [squire or transfer by purchase, right of eminent domain, deed of gift , dedice.tion or otherwise, for Conservation purposes under General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 3C , as amended, a certgin parcel of 1-:and in Be=ar Nendow, known as Symonds and Battelle Lots, and that the sum of Tee Hur-. dred Fifty Dollars ( $250.00) be raised from the tax levy and onproprieted for the nurnose of this vote: Two adjoining lots of l.nd lying in Bear Meadow, so called, some six hundred (600) feet West of Haverhill Street, no heing bounced rd described as follows: Beginning at the Southe :. .terly co-per of the nranted premises at lana -ormerly of Adelbert E. Batchelder. From thence the line runs South- westerly by the wall c. mii�tnnce of one hundred sixty-four etnd fifty hun- dredths (164. 50) feet more or less , thence WESTERLY: By the Emerson lot, so called, formerly owned by said Batchelder a distance of one hundred ninety-nine and fifty hundredths (199. 50) feet more or less to the Southwest corner hyeof, thence NORTHERLY: Across the meadow and Be Meadow Brook, so called, a distance of seven hundred fifty and forty-three hundredths ( 750.43) feet more cr less to a stake near the South bank of another brook and near the North Reading Line, thence EASTERLY: A distance of three hundred two ( 302 ) feet more or less, thence SOUTHERLY: Across the meadow by land of the s--A d Batcfelder, a distance of six hundred fortv-nine and ninety hundredths. (649.90) feet more or less to the point of beginning. Containing a total of 5. 09 r.;cres more or less. The Easterly part of said lot was known- as the Symonds lot and formerly owned by Thomas R. Evans. The Westerly p ,rt of said lot was known as the Batelle lot and formerly owned by C. Irvinq Nesmith. 132 voted in the affirmative 0 voted in the nege.tive ARTICLE 28. On mcti.on of Nanev Wilson Anderson it was voted that the Selectmen be and they hereby are for end on behalf of the Town auth- orized and empowerea to acquire br transfer by purchase, rioht of eminent domain, deed of gift, dedication or otherwise for Conserv tion purposes under General Lams , Chanter 40 , Section 8C, as amended, a renin par- cel of land in Ceder Swamp, known as the Graves and WILItcn Lot, rnd that the sura of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) be raised from the t.:x levy and appropriated for the purpose of this vote: Adjourned Annual Town h;eetino March 21 , 1970 45 Beainnirc et t o Northealy corner thereof neer the Gas Transmission Line and at land noc: of Boyd 11. Stenaa_rt, formerly of the James A. Bancroft Est::te, thence running EASTERLY: By said Stec-art Lend a distance of three hundred twenty- seven and fiity hund-.redths ( 327. 50) feet to a corner at land of the Com- monweelth of Massachusetts , thence SOUTHERLY: P. di :tancc of one hundred thirty-five ( 135) feet to an angle, thence SOUTHWESTERLY: Still by land of the said Commonwealth a distance of nine hundred twentv-three and fifty hundredths (923. 50) feet to .z corner of lend of .Ifred B. Smith Heirs, thence NORTHWES ,.LY: By s.:.id Smith Hcia distance of four hundred seventy- five (475) Beet to — ic. Smith' : b'orthe..-.:t corner bound and land supposed to be of James ;4zlton, thence WESTERLY: By Smith heirs a distance of four hundred seventy (470) feet to said Smith ' s Northwest corner, thence NORTHWESTERLY: P. distance of two hundred seventy ( 270) feet to said Stew; rt ' s Southwesterly corner, thence E.S.STERLY: By said Stewsrt a distance of one hundred seventy ( 170) feet , thence NORTHERLY: By said Stewart a. distance of three hundred thirty-two ( 332) feet to a corner, thence EP_STERLY: By said Stew-,rt zdistance of four hundred ninety-three ( 493) feet to a corner, thence NORTHERLY: By said Stewart c distance of one hundred ninety-four (194) feet to the point of beginning. Containing about 13 acres of land more or less and all distances herein given are more or less. 130 voted in the affirmative 0 voted in the negative ARTICLE 29. On motion of Charles Stre.tton it was voted that the Selectmen be, and they hereby are to, and on behalf of the Town, author- ized and empowered to �,cauj.re, by purch ... e, richt of eminent domain, deed of Sift, dedication, or otherwise for Conservation purposes the follovina described parcel of land belonaina to Boyd H. Stewart, and that the Sur„ of Four. hundred Fifty Dollars ($450. 00) be ze.isec from the tax levy and appropriated for the purpose of this vote: The land in Reading in Cedar Swamp, so called, being lots 1 to 4 inclusive, :,no lots 6 to B inclusive, shown on e. plan for the James A. Bancroft Estate , d.-ted hlav 1925 , said plan being a cony of the original plan m-.C.e by Jr.mes A. Bancroft, Civil Fnaj.neer, ,no surveyed by him in 1901, and being bounded and described as follows: Beninnina ,_t the Northwesterly corner of the Granted chemises at Lot ::o. l = foresz.id at l ..na fo'merly cf E. S . Hopkins, thence EASTMLY: By land of said Hopkins c. dist nce of seven hundred eio_hty-t, n ( 782) feet to st=ke at the northwesterly corner of lot 5 on Szid plan. 30UTH;2: LY: By s.-yid Lot 5 z, distance of ninety-three and fifty hun- dreaths (93. 50) feet to a Cedar Stump, thence EASTERLY: P.gain by s,-id lot 5 and land now supposed to be Domenick Sarni a distance of one thousand seventy (1070) feet to stake at the Rcmae tune ,no the Northeast corner of the orarted premises and lot 6 as afo es..id, thence SOUTHERLY: By land of the Cor.,monAeelth of Massachusetts, being kno','n as the Curtis Guild Rifle Range, , distance of tutu hundred fifty- seven and tnenty-five hundredths ( 257. 25) feet to a stake at an angle, thence continuinc SOUTHERLY: And sliohtly to the left, adistance of one hundred fifty- foui :.nd seventy-five hundredths ( 154. 75 ) feet to r, corner �:hich is lo- cr.ted sixty-,=,even ( 67) feet westerly :none or less I1 -1, a former Town Bound Tho rv� 46 Adjourned Annual Town Heetina Marsch 21 , 1970 Between the Town of Lynnfield rnd Readino, subsequent to the Legis- i, tive Act chancing this line in 1949, this corner being the South- easterly corner of Lot 8 and the Southeasterly corner of the or:anted premises. From thence the line runs SOUTHWESTERLY still by land of said Commonwealth a distance of four humored seventy-three (473) feet to an e.ncle, thence NORTHWESTERLY: Still by said Commonwealth a distance of five hundred eight and fifty hundredths ( 508. 50) feet to the end of the Commonwealth ' s 1and, thence Continuing in about the same course by land commonly called the "Groves Lot distance of three hundred twenty-seven and fifth: hun- dreaths ( 327. 50) feet to a stake at the Southwesterly corner of Lot 8 on sr,id plan thence SOUTHERLY: A distance of one hundred ninety-four (194) feet to e stake, thence WESTERLY: Still. by the "Graves Lot" and by Lot 4 of said plan, a distance of four hundred ninety-three (493) feet, thence SOUTHERLY: Again ,and still by said "Grave; Lot" a distance of three hundred thirty-two ( 332) fart to a stake at the most Southerly corner of said Lot 4 and land known as the "Walton Lot" , thence WESTERLY: Again by said "Walton Lot" a. distance of one hundred seventy (170) feet to the Southwesterly corner of the granted premises at land formerly of one Frost , thence NORTHERLY : By land formerly of said Frost and land formerly of one Pratt e. distance of four hundred twenty-three (4.73) feet to an angle at the Southwesterly corner of lot 3 on said olz:n, thence contin- uing NORTHERLY: Slightly to the left, a distance of three hundred sixty- eight ( 368) feet by lots 3 end 2 to an angle near the cart path to Haver- hill Street, thence continuing NORTHERLY: Slightly to the richt and by Lot L of said pin, e dis- tance of two hundred thirty-.seven ( 237) to the point of beginning. Said parcel accordinq to said plan, being comprised of e. total of 25.80 acres more or less. 132 voted in the affirmative 0 voted in the negative On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted to take Article 2 from the table. ARTICLE 2 . The fol.lo,;ing report was recd by John S. Blowney, Chair- ean of the School Sites end Recreation Areas Stud_v Committee: REPORT OF PROGRESS SCHOOL SITES AND RECREATION AREAS STUDY COMMITTEE The committee was reactivated in April 1969 and new members appointed. In Flay, the School Committee requested thct two sites be selected for corri.b Le future schools with one of these to be for � possible elementary school. in the northwest section of town. The town rlreody owns property which is ideal in many respects. It is on Franklin Street e;-Ft of [lain Street and is, known ass the Batcheld- er. Site. This property is suitable for school site but should not be used for an elementary school beacuse of its proximity to the nevr Kill-.m Elementary School . Because of this , the Brtchelder Site is recommended for the site of a. future middle school or junior high P.chool . Your previous committee investigated the Divi.cience Road Site which we now recommend but rejected it based primarily upon percolation tests , which showed that the soil was not suitable for school sewerage disposal. The previous committee recommended further studv of this site a., ;,,ell as investigation of other sites. The new committee concentrz--ted on the northwest section of town ;;na merle en initial selection of four (4) sites bases upon cn extensive re- view of topographical mens, zoning maps, and other mans shoo,ino streets andproperty lines. The committee maae sever::1 visits to the sites be- inq considered both inaividually c.nd as a croup. Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 21 , 1970 47 The Board of Public Wow--k,: rdvised the committee that sanitary sewers could be provided to any of the four (4) sites by 1973. This advice over- c,, m,e the major obstacle to our recommended site identified by your pre- viou_. committee. All four sit =,Iternatives mere shown to the School Committee with the response that Fnv site was acceptable. The Nelson property (Site 4 on the map) wa eliminated because the owner was already developing the property and objected to selling it. The owners of properties le.beled 2 and 3 were willing to selling their property for a. fair price. The Meadow Brook Golf Club owns the property labeled 1 , and it n< <ssures to be + v -:il-.ble since it is not currently in use. � The need to provide <ecess for fire equipment to town land adjacent to the Divicence Zoad Site (Site 2) provided an additional consideration. The need for recreation area in the northwest part of town was also an additional considers-tion. The Dividence Rord Site will provide a recrea- tion r.rea until it is needed as r, school site and will provide access to the adjacent to,..n owned land which can be used for recreational purooses. The committee wFs influenced by these two e.ddi.tional considerations to recommend that the town acquire the Dividence Road Site as described in Article 30. The property consists of approximately 11 .6 acres with access from Dividence Road and the new Pox Run Lane. The property is high, lightly e-ooded with , large cicriiia to the northeast corner. The northern half of the pro-i,erty is fzirly leevel while the southern half drops off some end conteira a. foil,: outeroppinar of loose. The ccmmitteo recommends that the property be acauired by the Town while it is still zvaiL_ble. The committee plans to continue it: activities o:ith the objective of expminins additional sites for school and recreational use. John S. Blowney, Chzirman George W. Cochrane, 3rd H. Paul Fortin Donald DIcCillicuddy Russell H. Stone, Jr. Russell H. Stone, Sr. School Sites and Recreation Firers Studv Committed On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it A:as voted that Article A be pl,.ced on the table. ARTICLE 30. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted that the Selectmen be and they herebv are, for and on behalf of the Town, auth- orized rnd rmpowereo. to ac( uir.e by purchase, right of eminent domain, deed of gift, dedication, or otherwise for School :no Recreation purposes the l:�nd off Dividence (privr.t.e) rord consistina of twoutrcels , and that the sur, of Thirtv Thous,na Seven Hundred Fiftv and 00/100 Dollars ($30, 750.00) be raised from the tax levy and e:.ppronriated for the purpose of this vote: PARCEL ONE Beginning at the drill hole at the wall ct the Southerly side of Dividence (pxivrte) Roed at the stone wall on the Easterly side of the premises , thence running by said •:all in a aenercl Southwesterly direction by four (4) courses tot fling five hurvi-red fifty-five and 35/100 ( 555. 35) feet; Thence turning and runni::a in e. general Northwesterly direction by a !+, stone wall seven ( 7) courses totalling five hundred thirtv-five and 86/100 ( 535.86) feet; Thence turning sad running North fourteen degrees , six minutes and twenty secorrk (14006`20' ) East by land of Ilenry W. ana Helen M. 1$nemann, a distance of seven hundred eighty-five cna 42/100 ( 785. 42) feet; Thence turning e.nd running South seventy-two degrees six minutes and forty seconds ( 72006'40 ' ) East by land of Harry K. Kurchian, a distance of one hundred fifty_ -seven and 63/100 (157.63) feet to e drill hole; Thence running still in e. Southeasterlv direction to c stone w-ll four (4) courres totalling three hundred seventy-five and 98/100 ( 375. 98) feet to a. drill hole; 48 Lajourned Annual Tovn Meeting Barth 21 , 1970 Thence turning and running by , stone wall in a, gene-z.1 Southerst- erly direction by land of John 11, and Ann Tormey a distance of two hun- dred twenty-eicht -no 06/100 ( 228.06 ) feet to C drill hale Cad the point of becinni.na. Beloncina to Anne_ L. Vickery and Lois M. Piper according to a Plan of Land in Reading Surveyed for the School Sites and Recre,tion Areas Study Committee, dated May, 1967, and prepared by H. Kincman Ab- bott, Recistered Surveyor, Reading, Containing 9. 6044 ccres of l.:nd. PARCEL TWO Beainm.nq at a stake by the wall at the oath est corner e the lend belonging to Ann, L. Vickery and fair, > >o ccoroino to a nl�,n of land in uee.ciinq Surveved fo the School Site nd Rec e-tion Are, F Study Committee, dated kay, 1967, and prep: red by r . Ki.nc i_n ;,abott, Registered Surveyor, Reading, Mass. Thence running by a stone i:,a'11 South seventy-two degrees thin ty- eight minutes thirty seconds ( 72038' 301 ) East a distance cf one huni..rea six and 73/100 (106. 73) feet to r, drill hole; Thence turning and running Westerly thirteen degrees twenty-eight minutes gnu twenty seconds (13028"20' ) East by land of the Town of Read- ing seven hundred eighty-seven ,no 03/100 ( 787.03) feet to a drill hole in a stone boundard: Thence turning and runnina South seventy-two degrees six minutes and forty seconds ( 72006°40 ' ) Cast by land of Harry K. Kurchian one hun- dred fifteen and 50/100 (115 . 50) feet; Thence turning and running South fourteen decrees six minutes and twenty seconds (14 06"20 ' )West by land of said Vickery and Piper a dis- tance of seven hundred eighty-five end 42/100 ( 785.42) feet to a stake by the wall and the point ofbeginnina. Said 1„nd belonging to Henry W. ,no Helen M. Feinemann and contain- ing 2.0011 acres. 112 voted in the affirmative 8 voted in the negative ARTICLE 31. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted h, t the sum of Fourteer. Thousand Three Hundred Eiahty-nine :>nd Twenty- seven Hundredths Dollars ( $14, 389. 27) be transfer, ad from the Chanter 768 Section 4 Ro.-,d Construction Account received or to be received from the State and appropriated for imnrovinq and reconstructing Town Public 'lays , such sums to be spent by and under the direction of the Boz,-6 of Public Works and in such locations as the Board of Public 4larks may ueem ad- visable, and the Town Accountant be ana he hereby is authorir.ed, . empc,✓ Bred and instructed to transfer such amount to carry out the purpose of this. vote. ARTICLE 32. On notion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it W- S voted that the sum of forty-three Thousand One Hundred Sixty-seven and Eirhty- one Hundredths Dollars ($43, 167.81 ) be raised from the tax levy and ap- nronr.iated for improving and reconstructing To,,n Public Ways , such Bums to he spent by and under the di.rectaon or the Board of Public Works nna in such locations as the Board of Public Works may deem rdvisable, in r,ccorda.nce ori_th Section 5 of Chapter 768 of the Acts of 1969. ARTICLE 33. On motion of Georce W. Cochrane, 3rd, it wss voted that the sur.; of Two 'Thousand Dollars ( $2 , 000. 00) be transferred from Surplus Revenue and appropriated for the purpose of maintrininq, - en ic- ing nd resurfacing the streets constructed under Section 34of hapten 90 of the Goner, ) Laws, together with such funis s may be Provided by J■ the Commonwealth of I s, chu.setts and the County of D_iddlesex, �o that the Town Accountant he and he her by is authorized, empoweren and in- st-udPd to make such transfer to carry out the purpose of this vote. ARTICLE 34. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted that the sum of Ten Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($10, 400.00) be trans- Ferree from Su—lus 2evenue ..-,ndappropriated for the purpose of improving znd constructina a portion of Haverhill Street together with such fund :.s -lay be provided by the Commonwealth of chusetts and the County oL icdle ;ex, under Section 34 of Chapter 90 of the General Laws, and that the 'Down Accountant be and he hereby is authorized, empowered cnd instructed to make such transfer to cery out the purpose of this vote. Adjourned Annu,1 To,,m , eetinq 41,rch 21 , 1970 • 49 ARTICLE 35. On motion of Donrelcl F,. klorence, , s emenaed by Russell H. Stone, S:-. , it rias voted, th= t the :cum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10, 000.00) be reined from the tax levy no xnpsopri. ted £o- the nu-nose of riidntainino, improving and constructing facilities in the parks and playgrounds, such sum to be expended by and under the direction of the Hoard of Public Wo,k,s. ART'IC:LE 36. On motion of Donzid E. Florence i.t was voted that the sum of Five Thouse_nd Dollars ($5 , 000.00) be rail e8 from the tex levy rnd spp_o-priztc-d for the further develonment of the Bi.rch i-ic—dow Recreational Area by clrcding, filling, loominc ;nd seeuinc, and installing_ flood lia_hts, such work to be done by rand under the direction of the Bond of Public Works. - RTICLE' 37. On notion of Don,,,, ' . YIorenc _ it , :s voted th :t the sum of Sixty-four Thous na Seventy-miaht uoll ( $64 078. 00 ) be trenca- ferred from the Rorld 1 chine v Fund no the sum of F'ouzteen Thfius,,nd Five Hundred Twenty-six Oollc.rs (,14,526. 00) be raised from the tax levy and that both sums tot..].ling Seventy-ei.dht, Thous, nd Six Hundred Four Dollars ($76, 604.00) be eoproori-tea for the ra, intenance, rep=i r and operation of road mc.chinery and for the purche..se by the So-rd of Public Works of One (1 ) Sedan One (1 ) Suburban Three ( 3) Four-ton Trucks One (1 ) Pickun Truck Two ( 2) Five Cubic-yard Sanders end that the Board of Public Works he, rind it hereby is autho-ized and em- powered to sell or exchance moon =uch terms and conditions zs it may deter- mine One (1 ) Sedan One (1 ) Suburban Three ( 3) Four-ton Trucks One (1 ) Pickup Truck One ( 1 ) Five Cubic-yerd Sander rand the proceeds from such sales or exchange=_ are to be appropriated in ad- dition to the aforementioned Seventy-eight Thous-nd Six Hundred Four Dol- lars ($78, 604.00) for the purchase of the aforesaid equipment, and the Town Account,nt be and he hereby is outhorizec end instructed to tr,nsfer such emount to c -; ry out the purDrse of this vote. ARTICLE. 38. On motion of N .th,n C. White it ria voted to place Arti- cle 38 on the table. ARTICLE 39. On motion of Nathan C. White it eras voted to place Arti- cle 39 on the t.hle. ARTICLE 40. On motion of Nzthen C. White it was voted to place Arti- cle 40 on the teble. ARTICLE 41 . On motion of Ncth;.n C. White it oars voted to place Arti- cle 41 on the table. ARTICLE 42. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 34a, it was voted that the Town accept the report of the Board of Public Works on the l yout of Private N.y knoo:n LE, Sunnyside i%venue end adopt the recommendations con- te-ined therein, and that the sum of Four Hundred and Ninety Dollars ($490. 00) be raised from the te.x levy dna ann--onriated for the 1=:vina out and construc- tion of seia ray, such sum to he expended by a,.nd under the direction of the Board of Public Works . REPORT OLVVE B f_aD G2 PUBLIC WORKS ON THE LAYING OUT OF SU'TNYSIDE F.'✓SNUE 'Phe Be ru of Puhli_g Wo, l of the Town of deadinq h vine uetermined cnc ..ajudced th t common convenience and necessity require the laying out of E, town way under- the nroviions of law autho izinq the assessment of betterments , substantizlly in the locati.on hereinafter described, having complied with all requirements of lar relatinc to notice to the owne-s of lend thereof anu a herring thereon,, -.nd having met at the time and nle:ce appointed for such he-ring and then no there heerd all nersons present who desired to be hor,rd, h:,ve lcia out as e: town way for the use of the town running Southerly from the 1935 approval of Sunnyside Avenue, sub- strmti;Ily as and in the location of a priv:.,.te way known rs Sunnvside ^u^ extension. The bounGari-es and meesurerlents of said may as so laid out are or £ollcvs: 50 Adjourned Annual Town Fleeting Mc -on 21 , 1970 Begi.nniea at -, noint of curvature on the Southerly side line of the April 1930 nprcval of k rrvi.pw .,-venue r.t land note or for*,teriv of Guy L. Holt 'no Charlotte U. Holt• Thence by curved line to the right h,,vi_ng � radius of 20.00 feet, a aistence of 30. 64 feet to a noint; Thence S. 16 01 - 40' E. , distance of 723. 89 feet to point; Thence N. 56 37 - 00"E. , distonce of 52. 38 feet to e point; Thence 16001 ' 40' W. , distance of 725. 58 feet to a. Point; Thence 5. 76012 ' 20"W. , e distance of 69. 28 feet to the point of beginning of this descrintion. The above described lines Lorna mole fully oe .c:ibed on a o �n en- tit d Street Acceptance P1 n Sunnyside Avenue dated February 1970, E. Reeler Lou nis , Superintenuert, Feild nlr.n being a part of this descrip- tion. We determine thrt no dzmages will be eustr,incd by any person or per- sons in their property by reason of the taking to be mode for this im- provement. All acts in connection with se.id le.yinq out are done under the provision of law -uthorizinq the assessment of betterments, z.nd betterments are to be rissessed therefor. This lrrvina out so node by us we herchy report to the Town for ac- centr.nce ..nd recommend that said way shall thercefter be known as ,a. pub- 1i.c way and named Sunnyside Avenue, and the;t the sum. of Fou,: Hundred and Ninety ($490. 00) Dollars be rrimd from the t,-_x levy =nd coprop,riated To- construction of s.:-id , ; y. Nathan C. White, Ch,irme.n George W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secretnry Donald h. Florence William H. Watt George L. Hodakins Bo.:rd of Public Wo-ks ARTICLE 43. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted that the Tocvn e_ccept the report of the Borrd of Public Works on the layout of a Private Way known as SHERWOOD ROAD znd cdont the recommenda- tions cortiined therein, and that the sum of Seven Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($760. 00) be raised from the tax levy ,na annionriated for the h ying out ena construction of ,said way, .such sum to be expended by no under the direction of the Board of Public Works. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON THE LAYING OUT OF SHERWOOD ROAD 'Phe Board of Public Works of the Town of Readina having determined and adjudged that common convenience and necessity require the laying out of a town way under the provisions of law authorizing the assessment of betterments , substantially in the location hereinafter described, havinn complied with all reouirements of 1,�W relating_ to notice to the owners of land thereof and of a hearing thereon, and having met nt the time and place appointed for such hearing and then and they e heard all persons present who desired to be heard, hr.ve le.id out e.a r town wev for the use of the town running Easterly from a public we:v known as J--mes Rop ..d, substantially aona in the location of a pri.vate we.y known F!7 Sherwood Road. The boundaries and measurements of said wry as so laid out are as follows: Beginning of a point on the Eas t-erly side line of James Road at a point of curvature at Lot 25A; Thence by r Curved line to the richt, having a radius of 26.06 feet, z distance of 47. 74 feet, to a point; 'Thence N. 78052 ' 45 E. , a dj.strnce at 628. 18 feet , to = point of curvature; Thence by z curved line to the richt, h: ving z rzdi.us of 185 . 79 feet, a. distance of 148.07 feet, to o point on the Westerly side line of Ilvalon Road; Thence by z curved line to the riaht, having c. radius of 266.46 feet, r- diFtance of 201.67 feet, to point; Thence by curved line to the richt, havina radius of 75.00 feet, distance of 114. 74 feet , to r, noint; 'fA.ence S. 78052 ' 45 :v. , r. ci.�:tance of 856. 29 feet, to a ooint of curv: - ture, Adjourned ?,nnual sown Lcetinq `larch 2i , 1970 51 Thence by curved _line to the richt, havinq z. radius of 25. 00 feet, ai_tp,rce of 32. 74 feet, to e point on the Easteriv side line of James Thence 5. 26005 ' 10 f. , c distEneo of 104.89 feet, to the point of becinninq of this description. The z,Ocve described lines being more fully shown on -. plan entitled 'Street Accept:,nce Plan, Shen-rood Road° dated August, 1969 , E. Roger Louanis , Superintendent, said plan being a. pa:-t of this description. We determine that no damages will be sust, ined by any person or per- sons in their property by :reason of the taking to be made for this im- prcvement. F,11 acts in connection with said hying cut are done under the provision of law authorizing the esses.sment of betterments , and bet- to ment , ;,re to be assessed therefor. This laying out so made by us we hereby report to the Town for ac- centance cnd recommend that saj.d way shall thereafter be known as a. nublic way and named Sherwood Road, and that the sum of Seven Hundred Sixty Dol- lars ($760.00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for construe- tion of said rely. opthe,n C . White, Chairman George W. Cochrane, 3rcd, Secretary Don.1.d E. Florence -4illiam H. W-;tt Gec, ge L. Hodgkins Board of Public Works ARTICLE 44. On motion of George W. Cochrane, 3rd, it was voted that the Town accept the report of the Board of Public Works on the layout of P. Privr.te Way known as BARTLETT CIRCLE and adopt the recommendations con- tained therein, and th-.t the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) be * - ised from the tax levy and appropriated for- the laying out and construc- tion of said way, such sun to be expended by and under the direction of the Board of Public Works. REPORT Op THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON THE LAYING OUT OF BARTLETT CIRCLE The Bo ,rd of Public Works of the Town of Reading h .vina determined and ,djudeed that common convenience and necessity require the laving out of torn m>y under the provisions of law authorizing the assessment of betterments , substantially in the location hereinafter described, having complied with -.11 requirements of law rele.tina to notice to the owners of land thereof and of a hearinq thereon, and having met at the time and place sppointea for such hezrina and then and there heard all persons pres- �ent who desired to be heard, have laid out as , town way for the use of town running Southwesterly from a public way known as Spruce Road, sub- stantielly z.s and in the location of a private way known as BF>rtlett Circle. The bound ries rmd rel.r.urements of s .i.d ijav ens no lsid out are .Ts follows: Beginning at a point on the Westerly side line of Spruce Road at a point of curvature at Lot 21 ; Thence by a curved line to the richt hcvinq a radius of 25 .00 feet, E distance of 30. 74 feet, to a. point; Thence S. 74016142"W. , -r, distance of 87.83 feet , to a point; Thence by a curved line to the right having a radius of 50.00 feet, a dizt;.nce of 36.14 feet, to a point of reverse curvature; Thence, by , cu-_ved line to the left, havina = -rdius of 50. 00 feet , di.f.r:: -ice of 229. 35 feet, to , point of reverse curvature; Thence by a curved line to the right , hay.tna a radius of 50.00 feet, a distance of 36. 14 feet, to ooint; Thence N. 74016 ' 42 E. , e. d.i..tance of 75.42 feet to P. point; Thence by s curved line to the right, having a medius of 25.00 feet, a distnce of 37. 93 feet , to a point; Thence N. 16047 ' 20"W. , a dist:ince of 51 . 61 feet, to a paint; Thence N. 3049158"iE. , e, distance of 41. 13 ieet, to the point of begin- ning of this decription. The above described line:; being more fully shown on e plan entitles '-Street Pccect,�nce Pl..n, Bartlett Circle" dated Auoust, 1969 , L. Roger Lou pis , Sunerintendent, said Alen being e. part of this cescription. Adjourned Annual Town 1Neetina Lerch 21 , 1970 We determine that no danc,aos will be sustained by any person or cer sons in their property by _reason of the tckinq to be mace for this improvement, %ll acts in connection with sri.d laying out ..rre done under the provision of l..w euthorizira the t,ssessment of betterments, and betterments are to be assessed therefor. This laying out so nide by us we hereby report to the Town for ecceptance and recommend that said way shell thereafter be known as public way and ne.med B-rtlett Circle, and that the sum of Three Hundred Dollars �3.00.00) he raised from the t=.x levy :-end ane--sopriated for construction of said way. Nath.zn C. White, Chairman George W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secretary Donald E. Florence William H. Watt George L. Ho*ins Board of Public Works ARTICLE 45. On motion of Donald E. Florence it was voted that the Toon accept the report of the Board of Public Works on the layout of a Private Way known as BRENTWOOD DRIVE and odopt the recommendations con- tained therein, and that the sum of 'Three Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($360.00) be raised from the te,x levy and expropriated for the laying out and construction of said way, such sum to be exnended by and under the direction os the Board of Public Works. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON THE LAYING OUT OF BRENTWOOD DRIVE The Board of Public Works of the Town of Reading having determined and adjudged that common convenience and necessity reauire the 1.ayinq out of a town wcy under the provisions of lana authori;.ino the assessment of betterments , €ubst,•_nti_ally in the location herei.nefter described, having complied with c11 requirements of law re] ;Ti ng to notice to the owners of land thereof and of P. he arina thereon, ,.no having met at the time and place appointed for such hearinq and then and the,e heard all nersons present who desired to be heard, have laid out as a town way for the use of the town runni.na Westerly fro,-, r public w'-v known a_, ',in Street ubstanticily a nd in the location of a private lay known .'s L entecod Drive. The bound r_es and measurements of scj.6 y s .so laid out arc as follows: Beginning at a point on the Westerly side line of Lain Street, said point being S .10 0061oo"4. , r. distance of 424.03 feet from F, stone bound; Thence by a curved line to the right hnvinq a rc.dius of 25. 00 feet, z. distance of 39. 27 feet, to a. point; Thence N. 79054100"W. , n distance of 74. 00 feet, to ;,. point of curvature; Thence by s curved line to the ;..-ight, having a radius of 120.00 feet, distance of 61 .92 feet to a point; Thence N. 50020100"W. , a distance of 123.00 feet, to a point of curvature; Thence by a curved line t , the left, having a rFdius of 50.00 feet, e, distance of 216.40 feet, to a. point of reverse curvature; Thence by e curved line to the right, havina a radius of 30.00 feet, dist:,.nce of 35. 59 feet, to a point; Thence S . 50°20 ' 00"E. , a distance of 48. 34 feet, to e point of curvature; Thence by a curved line to the left, having a rrarus of 170.00 feet, drstence of 87. 73 feet, to a point; Thence S. 79°54 ' 00"E. , r, distance of 74. 00 feet , to a point of curvature; Thence by a curved line to the right, having a radius of 25.00 feet, a distance of 39. 27 feet, to a point on the Westerly side line of Main Street; Thence N.10006 ' OO"E. , a distance of 100.00 feet, to the point of be¢.nninq of this description. The above described lines beinq more fully shown on a plan entitled "Street Acceptance Plan, Brentwood Drive" dated Februaxv, 1970, E. Roger Louanis , Superintendent, said plan being e. part of this descri.ntion. Adjourned Annual. 'town Fleeting March 21 , 1970 We determine that no da:maces will be sustained by any person or perrcns in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this im- provement. PAA acts in connection with said layiro out z.re done under the provision of lcl.e authorizirq the :-ssessment of betterments , and bet- terments are to be assessed therefor. Thin layinq out so m;.�ae by us we hereby report to the Toon for ac- cepte.nce and recommend that said way shell the-eafter be known as a. pub- lic way and named Brentwood Drive, :-ad that the sum of Three Hunared and Sixty Dollars ( $360. 00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for construction of said way. Nathan C. White, Chairman George K. Cochrane, 3rd, Secretary 5onald E. Florence Willizm H. Watt Genres L. llodakins Board of Public Works ARTICLL 46. On mntien of lionsld E. Floe-once it eras voted that the Town , ccept the s:enort of the Boflrd of Public Works on the layout of a Private W.=y known as VICTORIla AVENUE -nd rdopt the recommendations con- t-ined therein , ansa that the snr, of Fiaht hundred Dollars ($800. 00) be raised from the tax levy no e:ppronrir.ted for the laving out and construc- tion of said v y, such sum to be expended by and under the direction of the Bc ,r_a of Public Wosks. RLi ORT O"tTHE BOr,Kl) O PUBLIC W011Kd ON THE LP.YING OUT OF VICTO12IZ1 E:VE(NE The Board of Public Works of the Town of Re:,.dinq having determined =and -djudced th,.t common convenience and necessity require the ieying out of a torn way unaer the provisions of low authorizing, the assessment of betterments , substantiE-lly in the loc ration hereinafter described, havina complied with all reouirementE of lzw relating to notice to the owners of land thereof no of he;,rinq thereon, no having met Ft the time and place -ppointed for suchhnearinq end then end there heard all persons pres- ent who desired to be he rd, have !aid out - town way for the use of the town runrinq Easterly faro:n a public way known es Summer Avenue sub- stantiolly -nd in the loc, tion of pin Tate w^y known as Victoria Avenue. The bounc.=r e . . r,a me- surement or said way s so 1,+ia out are £ollo •r Beairnina epoint on the Easterly side line of Summer Zvenue, sz,id point being N. 37 03 ' 00"l.'. , :. distance of 63. 77 feet from the Southerly side line of lands now or formerly of Reymond W. M,nn and Edelen O. Mann; Thence by a curved line to the right, hzvinq a rr,dius of 25 . 00 feet , P distance of 44. 36 feet to P point; Thence N. 64037 ' 30"E. , , distance of 140.03 feet to a. point of curvature; Thence by a curved line to the left, h,,vinq a radius of 153.45 feet, a aistence of 56. 16 feet to z point of reverse curvature; Thence by a. curved line to the right having , radius of 105. 00 feet, distance of 60. 26 feet to a point; Thence N. 76032 ' 00"E. , a. distance of 693.93 feet to a point of curva- ture; Thence by a. curved lire to the right, having a radius of 25 .00 feet, a distance of 38.14 feet to a point; Thence N. 16001140"W„ , distance of 100.09 feet to a. point of curvature; Thence �,y - curved line to the right, hzvina a radius of 25.00 feet, a distance of 40.40 .'set to a point; Thence 5. 76032 ' 00"W. , E distance of 689. 45 feet to o point of curva- ture; Thence by a curved line to the left, havinq e radius of 155. 00 feet, a distance of 88.95 feet to n point of reverse curvature; Thence by 2 curved line to the riaht, havinq a radius of 254. 25 feet, F distance of 93.07 feet to a point; Thence S. 6A037 ' 30^W. , a dist—ice oi` 101 . 59 feet to a point of curva- ture; Thence by z curved line to the ri.aht ,hrvinq a radius of 25.00 feet, diata_nce of 36.53 feet, to n noint on the Easterly side line of Summer Avenue; 54 Adjourned Annual. Town Meeting March 21 , 1970 Thence by a. curved line to the left , he.vina a radius o£ 620. 85 feet, e dietance of 62. 56 feet to a point; Thence S. 37003 ' 008. , distance of 30. 69 feet to the point of beqinnina of this descrintion. The above described lines being more fully described on a plan entitled :Street Acceptance Plan, Victoria Avenue" dated February, 1970, E. Roger Louenis, Superintendent, said plan being e. pait of this description. lie determine that no damages will be sustained by any person or persons in their property by reason of the Leaking to be made Tor this imnrovement. All acts in connection with said lavina out ere done un- der the provision of law authorizing the assessment of betterments, and betterments are to be asessed therefor. Phis laying out so m_;de by us we hereby report to the Torn for ac- ceptance and recommend that said way shel.l thereafter be known as apub- lic way and n,::med Victor:is -venue, and that the sum of Eight Hu-C,red Dollars ( $800. 00) be raised from the tax levy_ e.nd orrop,-ie_tea fcr con- struction of said way. Nathan C. White, Chairmen George W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secletary Donald E. Flog ence William H. W, tt George L. Hodgkins Board of Public Works ARTICLE 47. To see if the Town will vote to accept the report o`. the Board of Public Works upon the lnyinq out as a Public Way of a. Private Way known as LAKEVIEW AVENUE under the provision of law author- izina the assessment of betterments, such highway being laid out in ac- cordance with plan duly approved by the Board of Survey and filed in the Office of the 'Down Clerk in accordance with the statutory reguirements 7na to see if the Town will accept the public way Laid out by the Board of Public Works as LAKEVIEW AVENUE and to see what sum the Town will raise by borrowinq, mr from the tax levy, cr transfer from available or otherwise, and appropriate for the construction of said Wv or what it will do in relation thereto. On motion of Donald E. Florence it was voted that Article 47 be indefinitely postponed. ARTIL= 48. On motion of Nathan White it �,F voted that the Town accept the report of the Board of Public Works on the 1z:.yout of a. P',ivate Way known as LIBBY AVENUE and adopt the recommenaetions contained therein, and that the sum of Five Thousrna Three Hundred and fifty Dollrrs (55 , 350.00) be raised from the tax levy and erprop,--iated for the 1-_vinq out dna construction of staid w:av, such sum to be expended by and under the direction of the Bo:-.rd of Public liorkr. REPORT OP THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON 'PHHI LAYING OUT 01' LIBBY AVENUE _ The Boars of Public Works of the Trz,n of Reading havinq determinea and zajudged that cr,mmon convenience and necessity require the lnyinq out of a to'an icy untie- the provisions of law cuthorizina the assessment of betterments , substantir.11y in the loc:;tion hereinafter described, hav- ing complied with all requirements of lnw relztinq to notice to the owners of lend thereof no of a hearing thereon, and having met at the time and place appointed for such hearing and then end there heard a.11 persons present who desired to be heard, have laid out as e town way fcr the use of the town running Northerly fr--m the previously accepted portion of Libby Avenue, substa.nti,11v as and in the loce.tion of o rri- vete way known as Libby Avenue. The boundaries and meas urements of said way as so laid out are as follows : Beginning at a, point, said point being at the Northwest corner of said .accepted portion of Libby Avenue; Thence N.15°00100^W. , a distance of 280. 00 feet to e. point; Thence 11. 75°00 ' 00"E. , F di.�itance of 8. 75 feet to a: point; Thence S.66n20 ' 25"E. , a distance of 40. 02 feet to c noint; t',djourred Annual 'Town Pleetino K rch 21 , 1970 55 Thence 5. 15000' 00"E , e distance of 255. 00 feet to e. noint; Thence 3. 75000 ' 00"W. , distance of 40. 00 feet to the point of be- ginning of this description. The above described lines being more fully described on a. plan en- titled "Street Acceptance Plan, Libby 1lvenue" dated hie.rch, 1970, E. Racer Louanis, Superintendent, said plan beinq a part of this description. We determine that no aameaes will be sustained by any person or per- sons in their property by reason of the tnkinq to be made for this im- provement. All acts in connection with said layinc out are drop under the provision of law authorizing the assessment of betterments , cna bet- terments are to be assessca therefor. This lcvinc out so msde by us we herebv report to the 'Town for sc- cent nce ena recommend that s id way shall theec,be knn�,n a pub- lic y :,na n;ned Libby avenue , end thet, the sum of 'five Thou s. ne Three Hundred ana Pi.ffy uoLlars ( $5 , 350.00) be rz.i.r.ed from the tax levy ana a.p- proprieted for construction o£ said Way. Nathan C. White , Chairman George W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secretary Donala N. Florence William H. W"tt George L. t'Iodgkins Board of Public Works 49. On motion. of N-:then �. White it was voted that the Town accept the report of the Bo.•ra of Pubii.c Works on the 1,yout of a Private Wzv }mown STREET nd ::dont the recommence,tions c.int.:iced therein, end that the sum of Twenty-two Thousand T'ive Hundred Dollars ( $22 , 500. 00) be r, iced f;-o;2 the ta.x levy rna o.op-oprinted for the 1e.yi_nn out -nu con- struction of said Way, such sur. to be expended by and under the direction of the Board of Public Works . REYOH'f OF THE BOAR!) OkLUBLIC WOIKt, ON TUE LpYIIdG OUT 01' A 5'TItELT The BOzrd of Public Works of the Town of Reading havi.nq determined ,no aajucod that common convenience and neves lity require the l yips out of town way under the provisions of 1 w author..zinq the ssessment of betterments, rubstrntially in the location hereinafter ae cribed having complic-a with all ,requirements of lac _el, ti.na to notice to the owners of lana the -eof no of a he.arina thereon, anti h-vinq met at the time ana oI �cc nppoirted for such hearinq and then end there heard all persons present who desired to be heard, have laid out a.s , tolm way for the use of the town running Easterly znd Westerly of a public way known as Libby Aveine, substantially as -rC, in the location of r private way known as A Street. The boundaries and measurements of said way e.s to laid out ere as follows: Seoinninq at a point on the Easterly side line of Libby Avenue, said point being rt the Southwest corner of Lot 182; Thence N. 75000100"P,. , distance of 362. 94 feet to a. point; Thence S. 20038120"E. , n distance of 40. 19 feet to a point; Thence 5. 75000 ' 00"W. , a distance of 366. 69 feet to a point on the Easterly side line of Libby Avenue.; Thence 1 .15000 ' 00"W. , � distance of 4.0. 00 feet to the ocint of be- ginnina of this description, . Also beeinnina at a point on the Westerly side line of Libby Avenue, szid point being at the Northeasterly corner of Lot 152; Thence 5. 75000 ' 00"W. , a distance of 340.00 feet to a point; Thence N.47000 ' 17"W. , e distance of 47. 17 feet to a point; Thence N. 75000' 00"E. , a distance of 365. 00 feet to a point on the Westerly side line of Libby !venue; Thence 5.15000 ' 00"E. , a ai..at:-'nce of Z10.00 feet to the point of begin- hind of this section. The z.hove described lines beinq more fully described on a plan en- titled "Street Acceptance, Pl,.n , 7. Street" drtea Barth, 1970 , E. Roger 'Louanis , Superintendent , said plan being z part of this description. r e)6 Adjou ned Annual Town Nieetinq March 21 , 1970 We determine that no damages will be sustoined by any person or -persons in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this improvement. All acts in connection with se.id loyinq out ere done un- der the provision of lsm authorizinq the assessment of betterments, .and hetterments are to be aasessed therefor. This l,.v_ inq out so made by us we hereby report to the Town for +=c- centance and recommend that said way shall thereafter by known as a public way ana named A Street, wand that the sum of 'twenty Two Thousand Five Hundrec Dollars ( 522, 500.00) be rc+ised from the t-x levy and appro- nrieted for construction of said way. Nathan C. White, Chc=.irr. rr Geo,-ge W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secretery Donald P. 1'lorence William H. W,-tt Gcoroe L. Hodr.kins Board of Public Wor'.<s ARTICLE 50. On motion of 1b,thaR C. White it was voted the=t the Town accept the rcnort of the Bo.-�rd of Public lJorks on the layout of Private Way known a_. iE Street and adopt the recommendations contained therein, no Chet the sum of Sixteen Thousand 'wo Hunnrcd rnd fifty liol- IFrs ($16 , 250. 00) be rni..sed from the tcx levy and aoDronriated for the 1.-vino out and construction of said way, such sum to be ex;,ended by ;. no under the direction of the Boax-d of Public Works. REPORT OF THE BOPRD OF PUBLIC WOZKS ON 'PEE LAYING OUT OF E STREET The Board of Public Worka of the Town or Re,,dinq having deter-mined and adjudged that co:maon convenience ;.=nd necessity reaui.re the le_yinq out of a town way under the provisions of lam authorizina the assesement of betterments, substanti, llv in the location herein, ftcr aescribed, hz_v- inq complied faith all requirements of law relatinq to notice to the ol;ners of 1, no thereof ana of a hearing thereon, and hcvi.iq met rt the time ana place appointed for such hearing and then znd there heard all persons »resent ,rho desired to be heard, have laid out ac a town wry for the use of the town running Easterly end Westerly from a p:iblic way known as i.ibby Avenue, substantially as and in the location of nriva.te way known zs E Street. The boundaries and mea^.urements of a=rid way ,-s to laid out ire as follows: Beqinninq at a point, said point being at the Southwesterly corner of Lot 284, on the E:_steriy side line of Libby Avenue; 'Thence N. 75000100 'E. , a distance of 323. 00 feet to point; Thence 5 .05033 ' 22"W. , a distance of 42. 72 feet to o point; Thence S. 75000' 00"W. , e, distance of 308.00 feet to point on the Easterly side line of Libby Avenue; Thence N. 15000100"W. , a distance of 40.00 feet to the point, of be- pinninq of this section. Allo heainni.nq at a point on the Westerly side line of Libby Avenue at the Northeasterly corner of land now or formerly of James J. Gould at ux; Thence £ . 75000 ' 00"4. , a distance of 220. 00 feet to a point; Thence 11. 15000 ' 00"W. , a dirtance of 40.00 feet to i point; Thence N. 75000 ' 00"E. , s di..:.tance of 220.00 feet to point on the Westerly side tine of Libby Avenue; Thence 5. 15000 - 00"E. , e. distance of 40.00 feet to the point of be- a_innina of this description. ) 'The ahove aescribed lines being more fully described on a nlcn en- ■ titled "Street Acceptance Plan, E Street' dated March, 1970, E eoaer Loupnis , Superintendent, said plan being e part of this description. We determine thrt no dzmsges wi11 be sustained by any person or persons in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this im,rovement. <.11 Acts in connection with said laying out are done under the provision of law eutho*izinq the assessment of betterments , and bet- terments are to be assessed therefor, 'Pbis laying out no rade by us we hei-ebv report to the Town for e - centance a..nd recommend th, t s,oid w, y shall thereafter be brown 2,,, a pub- lic w-+y rand named E Street, no that the sum Or Sixteen Thousan0 Two Tun- d_ed and Fifty Dollars ($1.G , 250.00) be raised from the tax levy and onpro- pri, ted for construction of said way. ?.djourned Lnnusl Town hooting acsch 21 , 1970 57 Nathan C. White, Chairman George W. Cochrane, 3rd, Secrete^ry Donald E. Florence i9illiEm H. Idatt Georae L. Hodakins Board of Public Wor',cs ARTICLE 51. On motion of N thin C. White it rtes voted that the Town accept the repast of the Boarc: of Public Works on the layout of a Private Way knoe'n :;s G^ ST , a and cdopt the recommendations ct retained therein , spa that the sun of Eight Thousand Two Hundred _red Eighty Dollars (58, 280. 00) be raiseo from the tax levy and appropriated for the layina out and con t uctrosor -. mid i such sum to no expended by end under the ui-ection of the Bo rd of Puslic Work... w0 iF ..1 OF 111E BOAR ) O PUBLIC S70RKG ON TNELLY ING OUT ON' G STREET The Boa;ra of Public Works of the Town of Reading bovine determined and odjudaeci that common convenience ,red necessity require the layina out of a town way under the provisi_nns of law authorizir.a the assessment of hettermcnts , Eubstt,ntially in the location hereinafter described, hav- inq complies with all equircrents of law reletirc to notice to the owners of lino thereof and of z hearinc, thereon, and having met at the time and place appointed for such hearing ana then and there heard all persons present who desired to be hears, have laid out es i town way for the use of the toe.n rnnninq 'Westerly from a private wEv known as Libby Avenue substantially as ,nd in the location of a private way known as G Street. The boundaries and measurements of said may ,F so laid out are as follows: Beqinninq et a point on the Westerly side line of Libby /,venue, said point being at a stone bound; Thence S' . 75000 ' 00"W. , di.strunce of 243. 00 feet to a point; Thence N. 24 55 ' 33'n. , r� distance of 40. 61 feet to a point; Thence N. 75000100"E. , c olrt,ance of 250.00 feet to e, point; 'Thence 5. 15000' 00"E. , e. aistance of 40.00 feet to the point of begin- ning of this description. The .hove aescrrbed lines being more fully described on , plan en- titles 'Street Acceptance Plan, G Street" dated March, 1970, E Romer Louanis , Sunerintendent, said plan beinq a pi%rt of this description. We dete.rrine thzt no damages will he sustained by any person or per- sons in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this improve- ment. A'_1 acts in connection with said layina out are done under the pro- vision of law authori.zinq the assessment of betterments , End betterment-- re ettermentsre to he asse:;sed therefor. This_ layina out so made by no we hereby report to the Town for ac- ceptance and recommend th,,t said wey shall there, "ter be known ss e. pub- lic wry and nzmed G Street, and that the sum of Eight Thousc.no Two Hundred end Righty Dolicrs ($8, 280. 00) be raised from the t x levy and appropriated for construction of said way. Nathan C. White, Chairman Georae W. Cochrr.ne, 3rd, Secrete.ry Don::16 E. Florence William 11. Watt Georae L. yodakins Board of Public Works ARTICLE 52. On motion of Nathan C. White it was voted that the Town > ccept the report of the Boerci of Public Works on the layout of a Private Way known es ' H" ST.tEEP and 'aopt the ecomrnenc tions COTAtcjned therein, a nth-rt the .um of Six Thou nd One Iurd_ed Loll rs ( >6 100.00) be raised fro + he tax levy ena approp r ..ted for the levino out End construction of said. Way, such sum to be cxnc^a.ed by n, innaei the di.rection of the Board of Public Works. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON THE LAYING OUT ON' H STREET The Bo_-6 dr Public Worka or the lap.• of Icecdina 1,,vinc determined - nc - thudded that common convenience .-nu necessity reouire the layina out of , toa:n � . v unceer the prov7_ fione or law euthorizinq the assessment of Bette mco:t'- sub�tcntia,lly is the location he fter described, hevino complied with cl requi-enents of 1. .v rrel.otinq to notice to the owners of 6 Adjourned Annurl Town t9eetina M rch 21, 1970 lznd thereof and. of a hce.rino thereon, ;:,na brvi.no met , t the tine enc. --' cA ,ro,i_nted for such hearinc and then not there head all ne-sons present who desired. to be he rd, h.-ve laid out r torn ry for the use of the town running Westerlv from a priv= to icay knoWn as Libby Avenue, sub .ta ntially no in the location of n rivete w. v known a Ii. Street. The bounuaries not m^asu-0ments of Sei ,l :r;.v �a 10 .1,-id out ere as follows: Booinnina at e� noint or the Westerly : iun line of Libby Avenue nt the Northerlv corner of li Strcnt at 1,,,us ^,ov; or formerly of F.d- ward W. Narchand at ux; Thence S. 75000100 Vi. , a distance of 216.00 feet to a point; Thence 5. 10024- 27 W. , distance of 44. 28 feet to � point; Thence N. 75000' 00 L , a. ai::tance of 235.00 feet to point; Thence N. 15000' 00 N. , distance of 40.00 feet to the point of be- 9inninq of this description. The above described lines being more fully described on a plsn en- titled "Street Accentance Plan H Street" dated B;a.rrh, 1970, L . koaer Louenis, Superintendent, said plan being e part of this description. We determine that no damages will be sustained by any person or per- sons in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this in- provement. All acts in connection with said laying out are done under the provision of law authorizing the assessment of betterments, and betterments are to be ssersed therefor. This leyina out so made by us we hereby report to the Town for ac- centance spa recommend that said way shall thereaf-_er be known as a pub- lic wr�v and nr.med H Street , and th t the sum of Six Thousz:nd One Hundred Dollars ($6, 100. 00) be raised from the tax levy and appropriated for construction of said cagy. Nathan C . v;hitc, Chairmen Georco .7. Cochronc, 3rd, Secret:-.ry Donald E. :lorence Will.i_,m H. Watt George L. Hodakins Boe.rd of Public Works On motion of Georae R. Larson it w2s voted that this meeting stand zdjourned until h7arch 23 , 1970, at 8:00 P. DI. , to meet in the High School Auditorium. N:eetincr ndjou_-nod at 5: 20 P. 176 Town Bieetir!o Members were present in A. N. 161 Town t9eetina Members were present in P. 11. ?. true coov. Lttest: Law ce Jrevo Town Clerk.