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ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Memorial High School Auditorium March 23, 1970
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Kenneth C. Latham,
at 8:00 P. M.
The invocr.tion was diver by Rev. Joseph W. Healy of St. Agnes Church.
On motion of Nathan C. White it was voted to take Article 38 from
the table.
F.RTICLE 38. On motion of William H. Watt it was voted the_t the sum
of Twenty-five Thousand Doll.; ($25 , 000. 00) be transferred f ,cm Water
Su-plus and Pnprooriated for the purmo.se of makina improvements to the
w=ter system, including the constructionof small buildings , the insta.l-
lrtion of nines , fittings , equipment and related facilities , such sums
.to be spent by %'nc. under the direction of the Bo.-rd of Public Works and
that the Town P.ccount&nt be, +end be hereby is authorized, empowered and
instructed to m�:ke such transfer to carry out the purpose of this vote.
On motinn of Donald E. Florence it was voted to take L-ticle 39
from the table.
ARTICLE 39. On motion of Donald. E. Florence it ,.,as voted that the
sum of Ei.aht Hunared Sixteen Thousana Dollars (5816 , 000.00) be raised
gnu -pnropri :ted for the construction of senit-wry sewe. s, sewerage work
and other se,,7er fzcilities , such sun to be expended by -nd under the di-
rection of the Boz.rd of Public Works , and to meet said appropriation,
that the sum of Sixteen 'Thousand Dollars ( $16, 000.00) be raised from
the tax levy and that the sum of Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ( $800, 000. 00)
be r iced by borrowina, and that the 'Down Treasurer, with the nprovP] of
the Be.- rd of Selectmen, be no he hereby is �uthorizea to borrow sp.id
Eirht I9und-ec, Thousa.na Poll r^ ($800, 000.00) and. to issue at one time or
from time to time bones or notes of the Town for said Eight Hundrea
Thousand Lollcrs ($800,000. 00) n, v,ble in eccord.-:nce with Chapter 44 of
the General L.ws so tbLt each issue she-ll be n &id in not more th a.n thirty
( 30) ye-,rs from its a to or t such e .rlier time as the Trersucer and
Selectmen m v determine, said bonds or notes _hall be rianed by the Trea,s-
r.rer rcl countersigned by the Selectmen, dna that the Boa.rj of Public Works
be, no it hereby is, eutnrized to nroueed 'ith the construction of said
sewers, sewerage work and other sewer fecili_ties and enter into zll con-
tr�cts arc agreements with re:=hcct the_cto and to do all other acts and
thincs necessary or proper for rrrvina out the nrovisions of this vote.
168 voted in the ffirmati.ve
9 voted in the neartive
On notion of U thFn C. White it w:. s voted to t1ske P.-t-cle 2 from
the t-able.
I11TICLE 2. O, motion of James J. Sullivan , Jr. , it was voted to
,,Wend the lin-.nce Committee iteport -is follows :
2RTICLE 40, k'rom ACTION PENDING to Recommend $20, 000.00 to be
r, isea from the tax levy :1nd $580, 000. 00 by Bondina,
or toted of $600 , 000. 00.
hRTICL,,7 4]. . from RECO,2,!END $102 , 000.00 to Recommend 563, 000.00
fr m the t,�x levv.
On motion of lied C. Kenney, Jr. , it gas voted that renort be cc-
canted ..s report of nroare - s.
ARTICLE 2. The following report was read by Nathan c. White, Chair-
man of the Board of Public Woa:ks:
REPOILT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS RELATIVE TO INCINERATION
The Board of Public Works , since its report to this body in November,
1969 , hc�s continued to seek throuqh its Engineers, Metcalf E Eddy, Inc. ,
=Tp ov-d from the St =te Ai. Fallution Control Authority of its proposed
incinerator. Metcalf s Eddy h. s had several meetings with the Air Pollu-
tion Control people of the Public Health Department , but has been unable
to obtain written approval of the proposed inciner.:.tor, primarily because
of the lack of formalized performance criteri,. from the State.
60 Aajournea Annual Town Meeting March 23 , 1970
In January it was decided to formally submit to the State Auth-
orities specifications for Reading' s proposed burning znd <i.r pollu-
tion control systems, in the hhooe of obtaini.nq approval . h_ppr oval
hcs not been obtainea to date. Ho; ever, i^etc if & Lddyy feel thrt the
specifications are substantially what the State will eventually ap-
prove, and on February 9 , 1970, the B-: ard voted to advertise for
bids for furnishing and erecting two refuse burning units , together
with two cooling towe�:s, two el.ectrosttr:.tic precipitators , one 100-
foot stack, a conveyor system, :.na r•ssociated controls. Un March 9th
bids were received aom D. Antonellis , Inc. for $975 ,000. no from
Combustion Engineering for $950, 048.
1 etc,: 1 Eddy Inc. was i.nstaructed to ev lua•.te the bide: no +-e-
port to the doLrd on M rch 12 Un I ,rch 12 , I,etcalf r Eddy i fo med
the Bo :-d th t some of the brochures and info : „tion r.ubmitted with the
bias were not clear and that they needed time to further evaluate the
bids. Finally on Pi,-ch 19 tmctc.alf E. Eddy informed the Board that Com-
bustion Engineerinq was the eligible low bidder with a price of
5950 , 048.
The Board of Public works feels now that it has received suffi-
cient information to project the total cost ano with I•ietczlf & Eaay has
estimated it will be a maximum of $1 , 500, 000. 'Therefore, the Board
has decided to request the aaaitionzl. $600, 000 to be added to the
$900, 000 appropriation pproved. under P.rticle 51 in Pasch. 1969.. It is
the Board' s intention to immediately award the bid to Comhustion Enoi-
neering for the furnishing and erecting of two Refuse Burning Systems,
which includes conveyor system, two furnz,ces , two ccii.rq towers , two
electrostatic precipitators, end one 100-foot stack for the bid price
of $950, 048.
The Board plans to instruct Metcalf F. Eddy to proceed with plena ,
specifications and contract documents for the seconc nhrse of this pro-
ject which will cover the following items:
1. Foundations for storage building, furnaces , and air
pollution control eaui.pment.
2. Refuse storage building.
3. Plumbing, heating, electric, ] and miscellaneous.
4. Utilities , water, sewer, dr:.inage and power.
5. Site work.
6. Contingencies .
The cost of Phase 2 hers been estimatea zit $300 , 000. Phcse 1 and 2 tot=.1
estimated cost is $1 , 250, 000. 00 , plus a contingency of 20v, for a grand
total of $1 , 500, 000.
This represents a; 66 2/3-Y. increase over our original estimate pre-
sented to this hodv in i:e.rch of 1969. Some of the reasons for this in-
creased cost are es follows:
1. Delays e:,countered by the Board for many reasons have
resulted in increased costs simpl.v due to the inflationary
trend.
2. The insistence of the State Air Pollution Control Authority
that we substitute electrostatic precipitators for wet
scrubbers resulted in a lanae increase in cost.
3. The insistence of the State Air Pollution Control Authority
that the rtack be 100 feet high instead of 50 feet hes re-
sulted in a large increase.
4. It also should be pointed out that the estimfps were on a
relatively new concept in incinerator design.
Current information indicates that e conventional type incinerator
with canacity equal. to the Board' s recommended inciner.atmr (144 tons/day)
would cost approxim,rtely $2,400,000 rmini.mnm, -s, compared to $1 , 500, 000.
The Board feels that it, proncail is the most feasible solution to
Roadinq' s .solid waste disposal problem, and urges the Town Meeting to
take favorable :etion on Article 40 which follows.
Boera of Public WO;:ks
Nathan C. White, Ch:;irmen
George W. Cochrane, 3ra
Donald E. 'l.oronce
Willi :a H. Wctt
Ceorae T yodakirs
Adjourned tlnnunl foe<n hooting lmrch 23, 1970 (�
On motion of Yied C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted thet report be ac-
cepted r,s F renert of nrogre=.s.
The fol'Lowinc renort v' r read by Nathan C. White, Che.irmon of the
Bc, rc. of Public Works:
REPORT OF BOARD Of PUBLIC WORKS
RELATIVE TO RUBBISH i'.ND GARBAGE CCLLECTION
Concurrently with its study of solid waste disposal , the Boa-.rd has
been considering the necessity of establishing a rubbish collection system.
With an incinerator available, the Board strongly feels it will be advis-
able to collect household rubbish end gerh scop from the residents of Read-
i_eg. The following FyotemF were i.nvestio-ted:
System I Packer trucks ,nd curb pickup with rens
System II Packer trucks End curb pickup with bass
System III Open trucks ;,rU curb pickup with begs
System IV Coen trucks and backyard pickup with bags
Of the four systems , Systcm II - Packer 'Trucks and '-u--b Pickup with
begs hes been selected by the Bonrd because it appears , based on Depart-
ment estin:.te, to be the most economical , .nd beca.use of experience of
other communities which have used pecker trucks and bagn, and found them
to be neat :-nitarl _nd weil -ccepted be the public. It is the Board' s
hope to begin a rubbish collection system in April 1971 with the intent
o, h�vina the system well established prior to the operation of the in-
cirle- for.
Once the incinerz.tor is oner; tional , the collection system will be
combined, with both rubbish and garbage nicked up .'.t the same time in
bags provided eech resident by the Town. Refuse in ordinary boxes or
cr:+tea will not be accepter. Collection will be nade once e week all
ye. s. Garble will be wran-ned in o per and se, led in b,-as. Residents will
be reauircd to brine their nibbish to the curb .,here it will be picked up
by the Tcwn.
Estime.tea cost for the collection system for afull year- is as follows:
Labor $58,000.
Eouimment enc. Y intenance 28,000.
'ost o` B-ns 44, 000.
Ellpeel 1 Collection Cost 6, 000.
Sub 'Pot. 1 x36 , 000.
Less: Current G:'rbaoe
Collection contract Cost 32 , 000.
*Net $ 84, 000.
*P_fter initial purchase of 3 D=ckers for $63,000.
The purpose of the motion to be mrde under Article 41 is initial
nurChase of 3 packer trucks for the collectinn system. Delivery of such
ca_--ui.pment is approximately 4 to 6 months.
We intend to start the collection system in Anril 197' ; no gain appre-
xrn -tely 2 -onths experience before the incinerator is ready. If we are
to h,ve trucks rezCy by April 1971 thev must be ordered no later than
December 1970. We cannot enter into contract for pu.xchase of trucks and
commit Town funds until those funds h:.ve been appropristed by this body.
_( This is why an a ncroor_iati_or •=_11 be -egu^_.,ted unde,' 'article 41 at this
time.
Board of Public Works
N-than C. White, Chairmen
George W. Cochrane, 3rd
Dona Lei E. Florence
Willirm li. Watt
Gecrgr L. Hodgkins
On motion of_ led C. Kerney, Jr. , it w..s voted that report be ac-
J
cented renort of progress.
On motion of Nathan C. White it was voted to nlace Article 2 on the
table.
On motion of Nsthcn C. White it wr.s voted to take Article 40 from
the table.
�•} Adjourned Annual Town Meetina &Larch 23 , 1970
G FRTICLE n.0, On motion of Nathan C. White it ws voted that the
Aum of Six Hundred Thousand Doll rs ( $600 ,000. 00) be reined and sppro-
pri,ted for the nurposc of constructinq e Municip:.l Incinerator, anu
related focili.ties , sil,id �ppropriztion to be addeu to the zppronri:�ticn
o_` Naas Hundred Thousand Dollaars (5900 , 000.00) m. de by the 'Poen under
i-,rticle 51 of the Annuel 'Torn Meetina held March 22 , 1969 end to meet
said appropriation that the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollrrs ($20 , 000.00)
be r,=ised from the Tax Levv and that the sum of Five Hundred and Eighty
Thousand Dollars ($580 , 000.00) be raised by borrowing, and that the
Town Treasurer, with the e,pproval of the Selectmen be, and he hereby
is , authorized to borrow said Five Hundred and Eiqhty Thousand Dollars
( $580, 000. 00) and to issue at one time, or from time to time, bonds
or notes of the Town for said Five Hundred and Eighty 'Thou.snnd Dollars
( $580, 000. 00) n�yable in accordance with Chanter 44 of the General Lows
so that each issue shall be paid in not more than twenty ( 20) yea r
s from
its date or at such earlier time , s the Treasurer and Selectmen ri .v de-
termine, and said bonds or notes shall be signed by the Treasurer rnu
countersigned by the Selectmen, and the Hoard of Public Wor7cs is hereby
authorizedto proceed with the construction of se:id Municipal Inciner.-
=.tor, -no related facilities , :;nu to enter into all contracts and fares-
ments in respect thereto and to do all other r,.cts and things necessary
and proper for cerrvi.ng out the provision of this vote.
163 voted in the r;;ffirmstive.
5 votedin the neaative
On moti-on of Nz th,-n C. White it w:-.s voted to take F.rticle da from
the table.
ARTICLE 41. On motion of Nathan C. White it o.-ac voted thz:t the
sum of Sixty-three Thousand Dollars ( $63 , 000.00) lie r_=�ised from the tax
levy =nd cnproprir_.ted for the nu-ease of providing eeuipment for Rub-
bish Collection System, such sum to be expended by and under_ the direc-
tion of the Board of Public Works .
On. -anti nn of Gilbert hi. Lothron it was voted to tike p.rticle 53
from the table.
A-RTICLL 53. To see if the 'Town will amend the 2oninc By-L ns :,nd
t+l.ap .s follows:
DEFINITIONS
Delete:
11. , story` -any bor_izontal noe:ti.on through a building between
floor anci ceilina of which the ceili-nq is six ( 6) ;feet o- uorc :!.ove
the average grade of the sidewalk or ground e.djoininq.
Add:
11 . The 'heicht of , buildina' is the vertical distance measured et
the center line of its principal front from the est.,�blished ar,-de or
from the natural grade if higher than the established rrrsde, os-f�tfte
„ r, =i.y.r:;,caa._i.f-drigher then the establirhed cr-de, or from the natural
orede if no arzde has been established, to the level of the hi.ahest
point of the roof beams in the case of flat roof or roofs inclining not
more than one inch to the foot, rand to the me,m height level between the
top of the mein plate =act the highest riuce in the ec-se of other roofs.
Delete:
17. A "privt,te kindergartenis r, private school for children o4
pre :) i_mary school aae h, vina an enrollment of eight or more regularly
enrolled pupils.
Add:
17. .. -„ iv:.te kindergarten” is private school for chiluren o;:
ore nrir.ary school Ean li.vino an enrollment of three or more children
of 6,tferent parent •ge.
Delete:
19 . 2m °attic" is the space heteeen the ceilinq berms of the top
habitable story at the rafters , in which the Brea at height of seven
and one-third ( 7 and 1-3) fact above the rttic floor is not more than
one-third (1-3) the urea of the floor next below. A "habitable attic"
is n attic which has a ,stairway as - r..eans of access znd earess.
P.dd:
19. P. "boardinq house" - any 'building or portion thereof used for
supe]-yinq shelter or food to n guest and containing more thin tired ( 3)
sleeping rooms for commercial purposes, each sleeping room shall be in-
tended for intended for occupancy by not more than two ( 2) =Oults.
Add: 25. "Non-profit organization" is an organization for philanthropic
fraternal , educational, religious, or athletic purposes, and not commercial
in nature.
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Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 23 , 1970 67
SECTION I
Delete:
9. Restricted Industrial Districts. (Fifty-foot setback reauired.
New dwellinos prohibited) . .
Renumber P.,r-gccaph numbers:
Exi. tinu Pr000sed
_— I - d __1_ 4
4A 5
5 - 3 6 - 9
9 Delete
Por, gr :nh 9 :-ef-erence to exi_stinq_ SECTION IVP. to be renumbered
SECTION IV.
SECTION III
Renumber the following rub-sections :
Existing Proposed
1 1
lA 2
2 3
6 4
7 5
New Prragr�.ph 3
D-iets:
. . . . . .prohibited for rer.trictcd . . .
/"du:
. . . . . .prohibited or restricted . . .
nevi.sed:
3. Within any district cny building or land m:_y be used, arranged
or designea for any purpose not otherwise illeoal , unless eoeci.ficelly
prohibited or restricted E_s set forth in the following Sections:
Delete:
3. Commerci.-+l race tracks , tourist and trailer camas ore specifi.c-
rlly prohihited.
Co me a
ri. l h ll ne r1. commercicil amusement harks ire, other
ente wises of si*ail r cher eter Tre prohi.hi ted unless a permit there-
fore ig
. rintea by the Bo::ra of Selectmen . fter a. public herring.
5. Ho vitals, convalescent or rest homes, nursinq homes , bocrdinq
homes for the ged -,nd orivztc kinderc ,;m ens r:.re orohibited unless per-
mit therefore. is granted by the Borr_d of llrpeals after a public hearing.
Add:
3R. Commercial race ti-cks, tourist_ and trailer camas, and so called
automohil.e grsveVcrds of more than. two unreri. ts-ed automobiles are speci-
ficlly prohibited.
3B. Conmercial. amusement enterprises may be constructed and msin-
t,tined in Business e,, B a.nci C and Industri::l District,,: provided a permit
therefore is cr- .nted by the BoTrd pf Selectmen after a public herring.
3C. Private kindergartens may be erected and meintc,ined in 11 Resi-
dential Districts provided permit there_`ore is granted by the Board of
Appeals ,fter a public hearing.
3D. llospittr.ls, convalescent or rest homes or nursina homes may be
erected and maintained in Residence B Business :, and B Districts providea
permitthe-sfore is granted by the in, -C, of Appeals after a public hear-
inn.
6. In consi ueri.nq the r'-ntinq of any permit or variance under this
Toning IIv-I. c', the Bo.�.ra of Anpeals or the Selectmen, s the case may he,
shall. consider the effect=_ thereof upon the neighborhood in particular
anu the Town ;.t 1, rge in gene >1 .
SECTION IVs.
Renumber existing Section IVA to Section IV anu revise rll references
in the Zoninc By-Law pertaining to this Section.
SECTION IV
Renumber existing Section Pi to Section V.
6j, ildjnurned i+nnuel Poen Mrsti_nq _7:rch 23, 1570
r.-.ar=iph 1
i:dd:
except for such uses as
. Pre permitted by SECTION III , Pz,rgrL:ph
3C and SECTION V, P%.rzal Lph 4.
Revised:
1. In any Residence A district, the erection or use of nny prin-
cipal building except cs a sinqle family dete:.ched house is specific-
ally prohibited, except for such uses �is rare permittee by SECTION III,
PFiacr,-ph 3- and SECTION V, Peraorcph 4.
Renumber Paragraphs :
Existi.nq Proposed
1 1
2 3
2A 3A
n .1
Delete
5 Delete
hod:
2. The alteration into a t[ao-family house ofsir:cle-fmily house
existina prior to Ac.April 1 , 1942 anwhich hod -t thaa
t time at 1e=_st
ei.ght (F) finished and habitable urincipel rooms shall be permitted
provided the external ;_pper-ra.nce of , sincle-family house is retained' .
New P%,rearaph 3
Add:
except for ::uch uses as are permitted by SECTION III, pa.rr,ara_phs
3C and 3D and SECTION V, Paragraph 4.
Revised:
..7 In aesidence B districts the erection or use of any principal
building except as a single or two-family house, or a boardina house,
or an apartment house is specifically prohibited, except for such uses
are permitted by SECTION III, Paragraph 3C and 3D and SECTION V,
Paragraph 4.
New Paragraph 4
Revise reference to SECTION VII to be renumbered SECTION XVI .
Delete:
Existing P ,ragr phs 4 and 5. �
4. In F 11 r.esiaencn districts the erection of any building or the
use of any lot or building an office, store, or stand for the dis-
play or sale of cocoa , or for the renderina of services ir; specificr..ily
prohibited, except for the sale of natural products raised on the pmrem-
ises , end of articles menufectured nn the premises from such nroducts.
5. In s11 residence districts , all business and industri, l enter-
,rises, except as. notedin the nrececrna oarn,!raphs, rre - �ecific'-'Ily
prphl.bited.
Add:
5. In all Residence Districts , all business znd industrial enter-
priees, except for such uses cs set forth in SECTION III, paragrPnhs
3C and 3D, no SD-'TION V, r) .r, ars nl, 4 ere apeciTA c_: lly prohi_bi ted, ex-
cept for_ the szle of natural productc raised on the premises and for
rrti_cles manufactured on the premises from such products.
Delete:
Existrnq Section 6:
6. In all Residence district:; the erection of a c=rage for more
than three non-commercial motor vehicles is prohibitea except under z
speciel permit the! efore granted by the Board of P.ppeals rater r on -
Tic hearing.
lsdd� :
6. In . 1] Resiaence Districts t e erect on of a a. r;.ge for me-e
th, n three non-,or-c c, _-1 motor vehicles is nrohihited.
existrntj
Renumber SECTION V to SECTIOL VI . .
Existing Proposed.
1 1
1'A 5
2 2
3
5 6
e=cij ourned Annuel Town Meeting .arch 23, 1970 !� C
Renumber SECTION VI to SECTION VII . l 1
Itenumber SECTION VII to SECTION VIII.
Delete:
1. In 'teridcnce Al , F.2 or F.3 district, no building shall exceed
t,,o and one-h- li ( 2!) stories nr thirty-five ( 35) feet in height.
F:dd:
In. e Ree:i.oence Al , Lr 2 pA3 district, no building ah.--.11 exceed
thirty-five ( 35) feet in height.
Renumber existinr tMTION VIII to SECTION IX. Yard xequl�tions in
:c ra i.dentie.1. Districts.
E,nuribor exi5tinc SECTION IX to SECTION X.
Renumber n i , nhs
Lxi at ina Proposed
1 1
2 3
3 2
eL d
5 5
llclste:
Paragr- ph 5e:
e. Ideteil business only when it is part of -r previously .Ilowod
ruse br�.t , t no tire shr.11 it exceed .twenty-five per cent ( 250) of the
total volume of.the allowed use.
Add:
P. Act, il business only as an accessory use to the primary use.
Renumber existing SECTION X to SECTION XI.
Delete:
1. In :. Business A or B district no ne%,T building shall be erected
=nd no new building shall he enlarged so that it covers more than eighty-
five per cent (85%) of the lot on which it stands, except as provided
in SECTION IVF..
Renumber nar=graph 2
Add:
1. In z Business A c3strict no new buildi.na shell be erected and no
new building shall be enlarged so that it covers more than sixty Der cent
( 60%) of the lot on which it ste.nds, except as further restricted in
Paraorerh 3.
2. In a Business B district no new building shall he erected and no
new building shall be erlsraed :;o that it covers more than eighty-five
per cent (05" ) of the lot or_ --hich it stands, except ss further restricted
in Peracx=ph 3.
3. In Business A or 3 ciistri.ct, no new residential building ,shall
be erected and no existing residenticl building enlaroed so that it covers
more than twenty-five per cent ( 25%) of the lot on which it stands, except
, a p-ovided in SECTION V.
Renumber existing_ SECTION XI to SECTION XII.
Delete:
I. In Bu.siress A or B district no building shall exceed four (4)
stories or forty-five (45) feet in height, except zs provided in
S E(]T I OI9 I Vi:.
Lod:
1. In Business A or B district no buildina shell exceed €ouE-�L.
ete«iee-e> forty-five (45 ) feet in heicht , except z,s provided in SECTION
TV. .
Renumber existing ST:'C'PION XII to SECTION XIII .
P dd:
Peeree--, on 2
C. Except as provided in per ar,oh 2b of this Section, no new build-
inq in Business L or Business (: districts shall extend newer to a side
lot line thcn ten UO) feet.
Jele-te:
Pareamraoh 3
In Business A ada B districts no builcing on _: lot �dinininc on
the ie� r -ny c identjpl Gist ict shall have . ny part of its exterior wall
above the first story neerer to the boundary line of such residential
district then fifteen ( 15) iect.
adjourned Annual Town Meeting ML. rch 23, 1970
b. In Business C districts no building or lot adjoining on
the side any residential district shall extend nearer the boundary
line of such residentialdistrict than fifty ( 50) feet.
Add:
a. In Business A, B and C districts no new building nor any
part of such building shall extend nearer to the lot line than twenty
( 20) feet.
b. In Business C districts no building on a lot bounded or cut
by a residential district shall extend nearer the l.ot line than fifty
( 50) feet.
Delete:
Existing SECTION all. Use Reoulations in Inuustri� l. Districts.
1. In an Industrrel District no neo; nui_.lding sh i. be erected cr
useu for dwell.ino Purposes and no existing buildina shall be oltered,
enlarged or extended for such purposes.
2. In an Industrial District no nes building shs11 be erected and
no existina building shall be altered, and no land shll be used, except
for the following purposes:
Any use, business or commercial , which is Permitted in cny
Business District, except for rartments which c..re specifi-
ca11y prohi.bited.
b. Any use anproved by the Board of Appeals ,,fter a Public
henrinn.
C. Any of the following uses:
Bottling works, carpenter or cabinet making shop, ce.rtim,
express or forwrrdinq yasai, cold storage nle.nt , commercial.
creenhouse, 1: unnrv, monument works , wholes- lc storey?e and
warehouse; nlants for the manufacture of: Artificial ice
including dry ice, bakery products, beverages, de.iry Products
including ice cre,im, electric power, plastics products or
steam for heating or power; storage facilities for: bottled
gas , buildina materials , coal , cope, wood or fuel oil; elec-
tronics , research, experimental and testing l; borrr, tories enc_
m. nuf,.eturinc( which is incident:] to such I o _atoriec or
snv use of chn ractei simil to anv of the bove uses.
d. Ann accessory use, including vehi.cular parki q onen or enclosed,
when shielded from view from :,buttinc streets , `mete or lots
by appropriate 1�ndscs.pina, which shall be me.intainea in
Good condition.
SECTION XIV. Use Requlations in an Industrie.l District.
1. In sn Industrial District, the follnwi.ng uses shall be ..1lowca:
hay mv,_nufacturina, industrial or business, except those
business uses prim-lily retail in nature as allowca in
Business ane Business B districts.
b. Hotel=_ and T€otels.
2. detail business to the primary use, such as factory
outlet store or csfete"_ia shall he allowed.
3. Apartments as specitical.ly prohibited.
4. No use chill be z.l.loved which is in violation of the provisions
of SECTION III , P-r granh 5.
i+dd:
SECTION XV. Height, Yrrd and krcc Aecpalations in an Industrial
District.
In an Inau .tri 1 District no buiiaing slir, Ll exceeu sixty ( 60) feet
in height , nor sh 11 . ny nest of a buildina extend ne rer to the street
line on the f outage street than fiftv (50) feet or ne rer to .ny other
street line tl„n to:cnty ( 20) feet except where said other .street line
adjoins , Residential District, than fifty ( 50) feet nor to znv lot
line than twenty ( 20) feet except where said lot line adjoins uesi-
der,ti:] District, than one hundred (100) feet. No building may be
erected or existing building enlaraed so that together with e.ccessory
building it covers more than sixty (60) per cent o` the lot on which
it stands , except that no hotel or motel shall occupy more than twenty-
five ( 25 ) per cent of the lot line on which it stands.
Delete:
Existing SECTIONS XIV, XV %VIA, and XVIB:
,W,
Adjourned Annual Tosm fleeting Narch 23, 1970 (;7
SECTION XIV. 1,rea Rcculations in Industrial Districts. l)
In an Industrial District no nes-; building shall be erected and no
existing building shill be enlarged se that , together with accessory
bui_ldina, it covers more then sixty ( 60) per cent of the lot on which
it stands.
SECTION XV. Height Regulations in Induratri.s>1 Districts.
In an Incoistrial District no building shall exceed four (4) stories
or sixty (60) feet i.n height.
SECTION XVI. Yard Regulrtions in Inaustrial Districts.
In an Inuust;-i_.;1 District no n,cr.t of e. buildinc shell extend nearer to
the ^treat line on the frontage street than. fifty (50) loot , nor nearer to
�^ +..-any other street lire or lot line th n twenty ( 20) feet
SLUI'IO: 1VI-rl. e RocNN tions in upstricted Industrial Districts.
1. Use ieaul,trons in e tricteu Industrl.,1 Districts sh, 11 be
identical to those set forth in Industrial Districts (SEC'flOpl XIII) ex-
cent th.:t in _ 'acstrictea Inaustricl i)istrict no business or crmmerci.Ll
use where 50 per cent or more of all business is conaucted at retail shall
be c.11ovea.
2. In ::,. Restricted Industrial llistrict , no building shall be erected,
rlterea or used nor sha11 any lanu be used for any purpose unless all dust,
fumes, odor; , smoke or vapors rare effectively confined to the premises and
Poise, vibration or fl.ashi_ng rel,.ted to the manufacturing process is not
normally perceptible without instruments beyond the bounds of the lot on
which it is located.
SECTION XVI-B. Height, Yard and bre•• Reculations in Restricted
Industrial Districts.
In - ;restricted Inuustrivi.l Lisztrir_t no buildirq shall exceed four (4 )
stories or sixty ( 60) feet in height, nor shall any part of a building
extend ne.=.reg- to the .=_treet line on the frontage street than fifty ( 50)
feet or ne :ser to any other street line or lot than t�,cnty ( 20) feet, nor
shall an,, nays building be erected or existing uildina be enlarged so
tnr-t, togetherwith eccessory buildings, it covers more than forty (40)
ner con t of the lot on which it st..ndn.
rda:
P1,RT 2-USES, EXC EPTION id u \LTERATIONS
Renumber oxistino SECTION XVII to SECTION IVI and revise reference
to SECTIO!"TIO! II/, Dar gs -ph 7 to 'L,-TION III, r1,,rEmrph 5.
Renumber existing SECTION XVIII to SECTION %VII.
Delete:
Par ,graph lb:
h. lterec, or extended for that use only unon v nermit by the Board
of .ppe,,1:: or as ordered by the Building Inspector to make such building
or premises sfe.
i,dd:
b. faltered for that use only upon , permit by the Boe.ru of Appeals,
or as ordered by the Building Inspector to make such building or premises
safe.
:Renumber existing SECTION XIX to XVIII.
Renumber existing SECTION RX to SECTION XIX.
Revisc 'reference to SECTION V, nar.grenh 5 to be renumbered
SUCTION VI, paragraph 6.
_:elate:
sxi::tier; S ECTIO17 :':,T.
i.dei:
Pi 1- 3 PZL I IUG
env ber ext tine Sal iIOH XXIa. co SECTIC l X...
Dol ote:
In
cd:
]. , ch required ofL •:ltrsct ri-king c ])ace sh-.11 'x not less than
nira feet in �-,ij th nd twent f"cat in leacth, c::clu ive of crives, e.nd man-
euvering space. D .cn off-otreet 10 cine; and un-loadrnc space shall he not
1 rt relve ;icer nide onc thirty-five feet lonr..
66 ddjourncd lmnual Town lieetin , -.= -ch 23, 1970
Fororc. omily c_cteehec lana_c c elate =-e erence to one -_mase"
and add °'tl90 -n-1co- .
1:avised:
One f,7,ily Two :,aces plus= one pace lo.- n'Ca -cora. None
detached house oi`_erec. for rent and in the event that t o
.-aic', P.ouce ir, 1- wrully used for the busi-
nec ; or n:-ores:;ion of the occupant, or_n
adcrtion .l -ce Pcr each t,,c aoomc uz.cc
for ;ai.d bu�inese o.r "-ofec;_ion.
ror nm, rt ,,ent "yelling 'evic:c .annum nrnber n` off c-treat load-
inr- _nd unlo .dinc : o c,e . renuired fro 'One crace foe each ten (10)
dwelling unit , in oxc s of ix" to One space fogeach ti:cnty ( 20)
rental. unit
<cvised:
Apartment One and one-half space for each Swelling, One ^pace for
dwelling unit. each tccenty
rental units
For lodging houses , hotels, motels and touriat homes revise ''One
Enace for each separate rentalAinit'' to ' Two ,ccea plvs one z,.-,ce for
each nepFr,,te rental unit ' .
Locore IIeu + . Two _etas nlus one -cC -, or - ,,ch EC-- ore sp-ce nr
Fotolci , Fbtrls c=te rental unit ueoc_ for such hurpoae.� . each t4:enty
e.nd Touzi:at yenta`. un t
Hors e ;
I:dd:
Office end one •st%ace for cash 25 , 000 sa. ft. of one space for
Professional floor arca o: fraction thereof, each 300 sa.rt.
Duil.dinr_, of enc' o. r_
floor _ _.. .
Pert PLicPfITo
".ami*-,bar =ting SECTION XXII to SEC'1']:OP XYI.
c.
.- _r ce to rp rater 40 to Uaapte aOF. : n n rqr ph G.
�71e Dop.rd of .meal c.tabl i n d co c Crthe Buil - i_nc L^v o c
Tinin, onitituts the 3ocrc. OF lrpecl unc,er this; l,y-lzer,
tl:.c pone,-:: znc duties; o." ted for hc--erc .Inc
_.. L. (Tc- dJ Ch rater C-0. rd ail F.Tilonc -ne; ie -eto.
.cnun; ceri:t n.. 7TIG S _r::III to SECTIO
llenunber existinr3 SECTION SCIV to :(FSII .
3anu-9xr existing SECTION ?:XJ to SECTIOIi XXIV.
nl cte:
?e_ference to estiicted indue t:-ial" in ;cu-aph 3C.
_.
BUSINESS LI J IN )Usyj.JP_L DISTRICTS : Sicr, sh ll '^c o=rittco
in busiPoss and industri_1 districts subjoct to the followinq conditions
: et :Forth in chis pc. ph.
On motion of :dobcrt ! Graham it e:as voted to indefinitely post-
pone this article.
A&TICLE 52. On notion o -ec I:onney, Jr. , it was voted that
the sum of Five Hundred DollarE ( $500. 00) be raises from the tax levy
and apnropri .ted for the purpose of. Child Welfare Work, to Se mended
under the direction of the combined Visiting Nu ,e Fssociation Inc.
and the Doa. a of Health.
On m.ot �_on of 7io:..ac. __. 6linnlow it vas voted tb^-t tic reetiacs ;t:nd
adjourned until 3:00 P. i_ on 1 apch 30 , 1970, to meet in the i-:orm m-i,
Hine School huclitorium.
N.cetinf adj oc--ned: 11: 10 P.
197 Tovn Itectinr :icnber=. siert present.
tralc co-y. Ltto-t:
Lrwrence Jrce:
To-n Clerk