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1✓lecorie._ IIiOh School r?uditoriuic Alarch 30, 1970
The riveting wc. callea co ordc.: by the 11oderator, Kenneth C.
Latham, at 8: 00 P.
The invocation riven by cv. ACrian Keeton, Church of the
Nazarene.
Phe To.,,i Clor}c rear. the 17otd.ce ant his Return on noctina Notice of
P-ono=ed -ieconsideration of ^,rticlo 53 , in accordance pit. A-atiele II ,
S ectior, 3 , of the Gcn .ral 13y ia,. of to '11'otrrn. -:arced at 'he Ac.jouwrnod
lirr,, l Toc, n eti.ng hold on 1, i-ch 23 , 1970.
._ r• votr t
Oil ..ot on of. Ec Mrd J, 1 v o-, Jr, , ;t ted the in..otion de `.} .bbert
on -. -rr , 1.9701 t0 : i .+init port_ o: ',chicle 'i_ .r ,ccon-
ed.
113 votes in the .flim, tive
i5 voter, in the ccoa'tive
TICLL 53. CT, 7. '0tion �f 1,111_11t _i. P .r,ter, III , cmenC.ed ',y F1r _e11
I,r,on, Jr. , :oi ^r-t E. G h .r, enli villi e.]". !I. Parker,
III, it p:._n voted that the Zonrrr- ➢v- v ane oi—or f of the "own be
1,oviCi ; -
��_ IUITIorrs
elete:
11 . Z_ �,to-v' r my Lo i cnbl o;-tion t"-ouch bet;,een
Elco - nc c line, o-1 iliclo. the c.aili.n _ sire ((,) cost o- pore move the
rvr ,^e -Ic( r o ' E-� .e>��'. . or crcU c , .ijoiniZg.
i r..et_ .
17. . -.. ,_vete nderg -t<-n" �r_ivate school _-or children of
^re rci, .erg
y ,1001 zc hn,. in rn--,1lment o` cioht 0 - riore raylzrly en-
�rclled nuc,il_.
Ac1c.:
17 7: +-rv.=to ki nde q rtcn 1 I :ivatc lcl,00l for c.:i, r n of
,.pv)rim '1 c pool ,co i ,inC c , 'cool 1-lent of tliroP o o.e c} ilaren of
�iif c r stage.
Delete:
1.9. 7_u ° -ttic" io the .:r,. ce bet c,_ the eci'_ing Leans of the top
herbs cblc story at trc _ ,ft^r ., in which the l.rm. at a height of seven
end one-thi-d ( 7 ane,` 1-3) -lot 71,0wo t',= -ttic f1oo1s not mora than
one-third_ (1-3) the area of the floor next beloca. A "hcbitable attic '
is an attic which has a stairway as a means of cces.s and ecre.ss.
Add:
.. boLrCinq hou, e" any or portior_ therc-of used for
sunvlyicc shelter or food to 7 c-aest m-_ cont ci m-, :ao e t._an three ( 3)
slec„ing ro0 Lc for com,aerciri ' upo, of , oach . ' ceiling loon shall re in-
tended for occupancy by not ;•tore then taro ( 2) adults .
S'1CTIOF I
Delete:
r.is t, (Piste-foot eti:,ac'.c required.
(5l,01 Lnr rchiL+_ted) .
Ono- cc
5 0i etc
E n aqr; h ef c.r_c.^ t- -<_:.ti:c SECTION SPI. tc oe
.,cC'P ION I7.
S--'C ION III
2ew -:ger 'Lhc follc� i c- ,.ub-:'o tin,
x :: t na Prono:;.ed
1
1: 2
2 3
r
7 g
'der: hi ra CC%➢�1
�cleto: . . . n'r- ito6 for r ,trlcted. . . .
T�dc: . . . eurItei:. or -.__ v-hinted . . .
L1 actij ounioc, e.nnncl ion+n !i ,eti nc; -_Ch 30, 1_07C
'P:cvis^c,:
3. iJJ -th-n . ny ct. t:cict z;- o:c 1,16, i-.ay ho s.d, l 'zncroc;
o- , ir-ace ten - any nu---no— no _ o-lhe i..:.e ill ��nal , Ill,le �cC 4 �_l•_,
r-e'ajnLted r - restrtctec a_ r�t forth in the of otrin., :section:. :
!�21etc:
�. Cnit C-ciP1 `CC t_. - , ton ] .tt. a11d11 "Lir:- C, ln' :..-._ 1rt'^i-
fi c lly 1, o _,�ite(l.
4. Coc cand other-
er.tb miser et e.- cirile_r ch, ct^.r *r_o1-iS tee un1 - r,eiri-t
the -efo_c s c 'antec '117 the .o- c of 5e, er:t' i: 'C( I F ' sic
S. IIe its] < 1 ^ ' e.; ;cnt o - ,it honor, , nur.5inr ho is r n..r einr,-
ho c to- th c o -'no rvate 7_r ndr_rn tenr, e o',n tr< unJ r
�e ri she c, c r, . n'. ea - t1,.o IIo� c. of i-, c „ : it,
cu:
3i_. COP'I'CS ci_Cl :ace t: acicu, toul -_ it an( trailer c JS ?1", ;;c-
C,11eC Curollobil e " verC:c .ior_ than tco un r;:i zti l( euto „ilcc
oecific _1_v p-ohit ,iced.
3: . :. r c ; c2 a uscri risr r e may be roll, uct-a Lnd KKal.
r
tamed in Bu the c. nd C anc. Indu ,tria1 Di trict. . ovi.cic , retI .i ,1
is c,raated oy the Board of Sclectnen after a public he-s-ing.
3C. Private kindergartens may be erected and nai.ntained in all
Sc=ident:.al7,1,, t;rict pr ovidr`d a nernit there orc i by t,-,V
Bc c. of :. na-1:=; after o nubli.c hca-inr.
3D. Ilo,: teals , conva'_escc.nt o_ t honer or nu' ,inc� heires ,cy
..- . rectec Iaint j clPl in r igen^e B, Bue_neee S . (' 13 _ _ ift:
r o'n-cec. :, -.it t n c"'m c ic, n-cntcr', 'oy the BOF.:rG o , c :r. 1s =ter
C . Ir the c -.nting o -ry r _ -,it or v once
th ' `voninc 3V-ii!,, t1jr, 3oe.rc of .-.p*:ce1^ or the Select glen, « t11- ( _.e
machn
, : ill coi- e;- the effect= ti)—of upon tl-n ncirlh'mn hood in
pC.';ticul c. _ the i , - t I
3::1 I - , ICI I',r
oxi :.t cti on TIJ 7 to -.c ion -
^nc� to the on nrr Bi ..'w nrrt r-l_anc to this
.rrum? e.xi,^ :4 ,ctrtion IV to S, c1 an W.
cuc:L u e as -c ner- Lited bV ,.STICI7 III, Pc-
^IG2 V, I ^r.:r ,,h _.L
j l-C6
y C, n(:e. .. c1 tri-ct, .-e erect:I n oz
cr.� ,rti2iri .ce;ri , . ,ei.nc jr, P,•.n, _]7 Gcteclj” hence -rec `. ].ca11y
n-oh- moi tea, 'xcr,t otG �o-r�.itt� l o IIGid IIT , Pre-
, 3C . nCECTIO' Pr rcL r,h _.
3c C
In Fmll .cr-icrnce li c t -tri.ct , :,c_ creed-on or u , of ---i,
n=Vu lc-m , c s --•nt a rincle rc.
ialy ete,cl .' house - roei ical_lV
p pr chiflitcC, exec»t- of such u -e ; a.. , ro )err,ii +cd by : TIC7101T III , Fara-
a" -, 3C ane . .,1TIO'I Ferae -aoh ".
^.enu_.,er F. -phs : Existing P_OncC:oc
1. ]]
21
3
C i_ete
2 The ttc:ration into a tiro-P. :ily hon e of 7y
ho1 .e exists r Pi101to P.pril 1 , 10a2 and chich h b a nt me at leant
eight (8) finished • bit Sle ,)r_incipal roo - shr.il I,, -ermittcd
:�rovr-dee- the cx -o,_ l - mixer _e of - rrr,l r-- r ,.., 1y hou�., rrt it ll.
iLcjournod Lnnuz. l .o•,_ ':oetinr 1'.orch 30, 1970
IZC:
cxPc -,t for c=uc' .=r;- at cc. -i: , 3 TION III , ,;ri raphs
3C , rd all and SR"TION V,
�eviccc:
Ir .r;- er;nc dist` ict: the crectio , cr u_ ,, of eny
"mI n 1 nc :ex' t 7_ cr,'_c c_ t.ro-f .i.lv hou c, or
-;rCi ICS: ` O'ii_)L` ( ekerrt :r xucl_ u:,eE
_. e oc�: + t, . ]C_'TUF TIT , , c_ >k 3C Pn1 31) PnC SE��PTClt 7,
T ,1 7 - c - ,11 _. �.
c ' C to r'�J. I( I -ZI7 rc ',e
;cictc:
_ ._r:tLn- s )'w :nc. _ .
Ir , ll di -:ict_ 1 -ect.o-. cf r,;
' licinc o -
tter 11no of lot o ..,u'_1 f_ic c. [� rn rifi.cc, -tore o_ t . c io - tho
di^ ' =p o - ale o, ood,,, o-- "o' the r ide_irr n` ,sr- C,•= ; ._ Pcifi-
ca� 1 ; •>,:phi itec`_, ct _-t fo: I, eD, o_ n to a' -:,roductf; rc, on tl:e
err L cri r 1 : _s1 v'actu_r o.. -ch_ ,, c' ire'- o =uc1 croduct-.
! (,OCe cii�trict8 211 bllF1PC . � and 1'1 u, tri2I E_lter-
orr c-ccot - noted in thc nrccr,_-J nc n- ;r-n _o.;c, c : -,eci'icelly
-rn-oti'c,ited.
I: �11 tc: uence Di Lr, ct: a ;fin ,no i _a1 enter-
r,. exc �t `-or ._cee ret -o?-th in SECTION III gra -rphc 3r
ear` K), and ]CTIGN ran. _ nh 4, - c s poci `icnlly p -ohiJ)i.tcc , -x_cept
io the scl - of neture! -o"u t -�.i. ci. on thr , end for a-tide,=
on t_.. _
I7c'letc:
£sise „_ ction, h.
r h- _ c c ic,_ C I ctr. tl c ; -,tior of r , ,,e for Wore
th = tl rrc no _ ec,,:tr cis loa o _._ c __r n r, initec except u- 'cr e
there ore r-:7,tcc ,, c Ilo �::d of ,ppe, is after ❑. public
I c i ('.
s.dc
6. Ir it to,licr<nCF 77i i iat:: -h- ereetion or 2 c ,.;;cc -Eo;- no,_e
than three rotor vehicles; is prohibitee.
,a n ber es .tines "._T.IGP' `J tn 'dC'TIO^_I VI .
Zxi:=.tine P-oco:-ed
i
-.2
3
i
f
;enusibe- o...,.IGid JI to SECTIOiii II .
',crt ..r,- S'_:`10N VII .._T G11 71II .
-- c ' '1 1 ct, o !,ui' CJ nn -h�lll -xcnoc
tcc, one_ r.-.lf ( 211) ;to -Lco tcir_ri-t;.vc ( ',5 ) -cct in 1.eir7,.t.
?.cd :
I . In C!7 .r.tcc- 7_3
thirty-.iae ( 3°, ) feet in 'Height.
c=tiSTDCTIGIT VIII to SECT 1U IX.
cent 1 i:: t,.te .. _ ..
:e:m ex __IOlf 1 t. - ';'ICS.
r IiN t, jr, F_-0n0., cc
1 ]
I Z ,ijo+.t-.rned 2nnuel Tmm I:eetinr, 30 , 1970
llclrte:
C. ?ct i uusi on ' Nr, , t _- cc>_ouciy -o :e_
u ,_it t hrll it 1 xcr e;' t t,'-£i', ( 2' ) _ th=
o- cte j' lo^ed it
Ldc:
C. .2c . li "ull nr; ' 11 ", 2n c .:]oLV 11;c to l` 1, 1' IF l} "I:''
D.^1etc:
1 . In Fu .in o- S C, strut no Dai.lc_inr , h,;11 t-,r e:'rctec.
7-ac, o ne c lc ,..nc t cn] c-c .o tk .t o.cr ',=e t' n o ',,
__ ( s ) - crnt r tc ' Int or •,hicl/ice tar .me' rc C _,_
IG
[.cd:
1. I;, 73uei ni r cisti.-ict no r bui.Idincr nha] I 're e -ect-C =c,
no new bni.latinq ;ha11 *,n rnl -occ ;-o that it co ,- no t= th,n ,ixty ( 60)
or cent cent of the lot on ofl-ch it st,nCE , except Iurt}c - -cit 'icted in
�«nccaph 3 .
2. In Dn=ino I, c:is - ict no ter '1141aI,r azt 'x crcctoc- FT('
no now bvileire shall he nnlaned no that it cov,:s :=c than eighty-
five (85 ) -oer cent o£ the lot on which it stanC�;, execrt £uccthe-
rest-ictcd. in I'aragra.nl/3.
In a Buoinc c. .', oi- 9 < i-trict, no ne
::hal l e ejectrd_ aur, no e>:'_: qpsi rnticl _u _ cin(; tlE-eeC. o that
c
it cooerrcore than t. 7 - --ivr ( 25 ) ner cent o£ the ' ot c% ,,ich it
In SD'--TTC-! PJ.
,,CTI( I�' 1:II.
21_etc:
In c Ducin = ' .. oa P ( strict no 1) ia lCi s:, ' _acec ioux
o `est, - i.v.; (t5 ) Iect in r _ _CLt o„ctt r' o' j_1 rcin
ilGh T-
1 . Ss . 3ue.ir_:• or .-,ri � no -'rails z-. ...._ c ;.._. _. : `o-ty—
=ivr (.15 ) _n h art, _; cc ,t in >1:CTIoi I,%.
'I Iu -er exi t nc 5!:T'101' II to %IST .
..dc:
Fn. nh 2
c. lz_cet o -4Ccf ir .-r 1-1- 21 o :hi-r: S,.Cti en, ee nets
Bu n4f I I, a, Tnl 11 ( 't]-i,-t I 'I'F 1.1. t. TwF Co
c _ot ' 1, tit.a te-1 (10) dBt.
fete.
In li- ne:- nd P c C-i_ct no -ail 'inc on lot ac� oininc
on c .s_. �y re,u entiF I Cir dict hF.11 b.-vc F ry �,�. . Cn- i '-fcCer-
So -'_l above the 'r st sto ., neorer to thn u l: nc n{ such
r urnti.,^_ < trig ,cn ii _teen
.. Ir i ;esn C districts no bu° lding a:- let ecjoininc on the
oi 'r zna i-c -c3entie_1 dict-iet chap extend nrFrr t`e onic ry - ins c:'_
suet e icic tL<a Ciitrict th _iPta ( 50) 'nct.
a . In Dr U .--c J Circ -tc ro luilci •r. no-- oat-t
of c ' '^ul In _nc 3h 1-1enters ,, t-or to the- ' ot 1_ine tt n -, crtt-r ( 20)
not
Ir rc nes c • t-ic no `ull iar � � lot a .z: o cut '..
t Lr4 ri t •11 t; loo. ].it 1 ' ty (50 )
Ir. t_ L, ?.t t _. '7i - _ct no nm- boil c t _* e c.. •rem or
,'sc ng nusx
rill . T'l`c'C. o3 X 'nuc 'o -UC t 'Jll".OErs.
2. Ii .n InUcr tri-I A7 t± ict no nets buil oino ch 11
no exictinc buildinr _.hol.L b� ltered, ane no l rc. sa. l used , except
for the following _DuToose
e.<.jo+ - ;Led. Anna 1 'i'oen-. IaetiluT .;.,_cn 30, 1970 1 •)
.1
i:ny uec, hl = inc, o co :aca-crnl , which i:: ucrnitted in cny
Bu i ji e,r: i)i t]ict, c>nt c 7 -tmc, ;-hit . ,c-0 10C, 1 ieeI1 rohlhrtec'--.
r „vC �, i}or c n " �c . rhl r int..
.. .: �. cr. c _ Lrr t ',r eec
_�. c;-It ':vc 1:aI - -.le ctn tr< i c .-ehco-:a•
li. .. �0,- th" _.nul, Ott] (I'. of: L. _ 1Ci ice 1n( ,i ,-CiG dry 1cc,
LOC is ,_ 'Y'� C y1, t irc] - - Com: l' , lr'ct1'1C
;=1-.-= : C: .;.,roc u t- 0 - , t o. 'ti.rc o 70c=7
tnr:Fc 0 1, c,i.l itc Eo-: Doti:1_-c r, to 1 1r _ng !o: tc i;i is coal , coke,
o:onc r nc 0 _ .. _
i trr i `s'h. , ;-cr L ]el t .. -nd_ i e.' tnrlo; end -.a[n_
r
u'r L .urine n '`` �,_ rric ant ai. t0 rut •'.�o- = - e.-. 31, 11, 0f cila:_
n
C , :Y 11G le111C lllc licul 'Circ , Grad O _ I no! 0. e(.
t-thn »_C1C " OF cLrc `r-or . ' �utr.i.nn r. ,etr, '.ctr Or %oi::'. y L.�ropri-
r;tr 1 `rIC c.- it c- :chic. . ,11 _ in (,00d coat, Icon.
-,IV. J :cc nl L, on ir. 7 Ir,n;-t 1 )l F4 ct.
zeC :
a. i. .a lr ctus n - dn. 1lo,•.-cc in Bu,-
� ness L and
.2 C1, triet , Px- apt .r o3n1,i toc in .earn-th 2 o` t 1Gecl on.
onc.
2. _yr t ,,it . c .,-,mac -i cella oll ic, ted.
P-C ] . .]_l ;.- �IIt -_c. _iC i11. I ci -.tiC: 0S. tI1e ovl9iollF
of
Tedd_:
'In c`-.t , Y,c c end -. n .ocaila Lionc in an Indu;=-tri, 1
Di!:t Y'iet.
I,, i mrutii ,7,1 Diic nn buJ lCicill o,cr Oo �t.y ( EO) et
in ha 1 , t0 h 1.1 e_zt bn>_ 1Ic ct - e. rc to tcc ce'`
1i i nc > i ( 0) `nc t r_ ne to n o+
-t nc_ i-t]et '-y ( 20) ...... ItCM It c .,_If' of ..tT'I L lir . Id-
jo m t -I,-t - (50) rot , ^oa_ _o ?'.y _c+ lin-,
t:.
t my ( 20) =Ont, czc O^_ � -nz^ .id lot 74rc -cjo. . - 3c . .ntial
Di -triet , th.-n one. Iuncre:. (100) feet. D:o )"III( _nn 'r - ;,C ere , ocl o_
.`III lc. .lc; -ll r`cc tc t'_e-� t <.� _ o y nail ' rc- it
c o,;ei tt _ c:iaav ( EO ) crlrt e t'iO 7_oL c - -._h: c'n iC ct cr' , _.,-
ce ,t thct : 0 hotel. aotcl -.Cee Chan. trcnnty-five ( 25) nee
C-rt n- "an ' ot ll_nc 'J^ i_cl• it ' tiltln;:. _
tete.
.K15'.t1 .. J'_TC � J:IlI, J, :Cl'T. , 'I:7, ePC ✓TIB.
In -n I 'C"J'Itu, Dl t C, I C I,C, ' ,Ii l CLl i' lG 11 'I OCt Com. enC. n0
Cxi_ _nC !,I, Ll _ :.',,'' i >e e,n] oc•I r, n C'_lea +or , the-_ -1 c.cc,, ' o':'y
1^3ilCinr it co,n,-:z '. in rc 'thon ( CO) der cO- of t] - lot on t ch it
11cic:S .iCcIti OIlE: In 1nCUY t'-1a]. ili.-tr_ctL:.
T .- I� int l t'-i _i ;;t--1 i rn '; ']Li i,:4 , :c 1 .:, t `.m,r
Or is • , ('0) s:t -richt. -
��PIC'I ;V1. 7 .. rcui , tic n:a in T -c_uatri l Li, L-ict:
I ,', I u r--i 1 li t,-ict t,-it70 to ici r i extOn e .re
to i,c of the -ont c -t ct tj , ( SO) _eat .o - nOe, . I
to t c t ct IIIc _ of L .t_^ t ( 20) rt.
^rICI -'.9I-:. L c 2=r i _in-1;; ut :e t ,,:tc8 II]cu-t-i.el Di-Bete!.
1. U> .,ral-t4 :: i.n r L + ' rt- 'h 1_I 1e
utiC;tl to ors ri `n.:t]- r-,.: 1:. cl -,'.
:.cts ( rT ICSI ",III) ea-
ce, t that it - c't. ictc, I - i t n -.ict c 1.0, 1rce- oc- co-i-, -cie1
us .y ( -0) -1- tort n ma-- ..-1_',. � _ � ccr.2uct^u znt
7 4 hdj ou -iei_ .,nnual Torn ' ,etin,I ai-d 30, 1570
2. In - Rent _ictec lnct ^tr I tact, --0 I
r 0 odo ^atc o --o _ .,rc offcctively con-
,
to 11c emiL 8- .: u'_ no ,.-__ tion o 1c,}eir c _:. -ei, to
t ' -iiia , to� -r— i, not normr1' g vrlc^ -+ibl. _. .oil III ; n' tru-
�,ie .t bevorni the l:,ounc, of tho lot on it i.- loc .tcd,
icIt , 4
It -ictcd
In t I ic" I.1CllFt ,el list -It no 1)n11Ci --
£on P o i.o; e _._sty ( CO) ect in nei_cht , nc:i - t o;"
u-ldinq extend ne rci to 1 u: e-t -mot line on t'.- __ ac,-- ct=eet
L y ( 50) 'ert c noir n to ai o h t : c lig c lot -n
r. cr tl ( 20 ) cr t zIo 11 ]o:r rnl 1 cnt -x t nc
hullr_lrsj l 'l7 o t=?t torIetbe ch c c m^ 16� n 1t
e thm Forty (d0) - cem o£ the r (It ca „ r; i_t. s. .n a,7;.
d4C :
P rrt 2. US cS .C3F'PIO _T.. !L".] :i.TTO715
lonc^n - cxi;,t ,,TION :VII I (1 ;n710 "%'I orc -cfc-once
to IT 07- III, - _ ' 7 to SJC'P -(ilI III ,
sr_,-t c d:iC'PIOY YVIII to iFCTIOil
b. IIterec'. o- cxtencicd Por th .t uss o. ly ii- on he
30 = oo m-cc1-ed '- _v t' - ui-lCi r- I- r._ c tc: to c 1 c <U,-;I
l . ji" O . . -C..
.. ,r ef0-_ tint _. o^1v il _ . Pe� �.'.it ry i7 c 7o..:ro cr _
u
nc�r or crdeiO" by the ruijt 31no, In.. ,ectoi to ia- lIc tch T,,l,J IccI,
03
} 1 t,
o`o-- c Ileo to a �rh F to e. c ,u._,,,. c JOPIO^: 'I,
D. I
1Lc,,
Part J. PTv:P.II?C
no tnr- r'^TBT7 LIZ. io L . . TION
In Pz S' aph l , ccictc .'i ft. .nd 7,1,1 9 £t. "
not
ninc feet in odCth -nd tom.+°ent . `eet in lenath, exclusive of dyive= and
naneavering ,pace. F.nch of.- . t;eet loading -nd unln�c. rq sp.ceIIIII-
Ycc riot lee - toren twelve Feet wiCc and thirty—Live test 1nnc.
1 o- one family gec-tachehc:i.=_e deifto ,_cc =cc .to ce .,-,C"
aced 11-III) _
!I: ox Fc, :-o e ,ch -no :'o=
O e . ily of "_-"C fog . - .iin n ttc ,vent tl t
u .nc `0_
3 ra on ofc. ._ _on of the r ;,t
011 ( 3tio ) n .. ozch t -s -oo.
�... r n r rc oc L 0::
-0- ,- �
trIont n0 1 -"- llllllI,il,c - nL orr trc,1�1 OAC'.
_. ..0 UP 1 Co:U _nrt [ rr r ,-rc^r ' o i (, (n_0)
of to cnc - r ` cc s., r • en
un' t
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On motion of Edward J. Taylor, Jr. , it was voted to take Article 2
from the table.
ARTICLE 2. The following report was rdad by Edward J. Taylor, Jr. ,
Chairman of the Planning Board:
On Monday, February 23 , 1970, at 7: 30 P. M. , a public hearing was
held in Community Center, under the Authority of Chapter 40A, Section 6
of the General Laws, regarding a proposed change in the Zoning Map from
Residence "A" District to Business "A" District, as described in Article
60 of the Annual Town Warrant of a certain area of land on Main Street.
The hearing was well attended and no one was recorded in opposition
to the proposed change.
The Planning Board feels that the proposed change would be in keeping
with the general zoning use of the South Main Street area and consistent
with east recommendations of this Board. The Board further recommends
that the Town Meeting consider making this a Business "A" District with
a 150 foot setback to coincide with all other business areas on Main
Street.
Reading Planning Board
Euward. J. Taylor, Jr. , Chairman
Robert W. Fasciano
:Russell H. Stone
Melvin E. Jones
William H. Parker, III
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that report be ac-
cepted as report of progress.
On motion of Edward J. Tai-tor, Jr. , it was voted to place Article 2
on the table.
4that the main motion be stricken and the following be substituted therefor
eaTICLE 60-. -Ort-motion of Herbert G. Perry it was votednthat the Town /and
vote to amend the Zoning By-Law and Zoning Map by re-zoning the following
described property from Residence "h' District to Business "A" District:
The land of Eaw ro W. D; irc2and and Carol A. Marchand located on the
Westerly side of Main Street and beinq bounded and describea as follows:
"A portion of Lot A on a plan entitled ' Plan of Lots situated in
Reading, Massachusetts , for Albert G. and Gertrude L. Hazelton" dated
March, 1931 , Davis and Abbott, Civil Engineers , recorded with Middlesex
South District Deeds , Book 5626 , Page 388, said portion being bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeasterly corner of said Lot A, thence the
boundary line runs Westerly by land now or formerly of Orrin S . Gray, one
hundred and fifty (150.00) feet;
Thence the line turns and runs a little East of North , parallel to
Main Street, eiqhty-six and 25/100 (86. 25) feet to the Northeasterly line
at said Lot A;
Thence the line runs Northeasterly by a portion of Lot 62 and by Lots
63 and 64 on the Knollwood plan being land formerly of Claggett, one hun-
dred and sixty-three ( 163. 00) feet to said Main Street;
'Thence the line runs a little South of East by said Main Street, one
hundred forty-three and 30/100 (143. 30) feet to the point of beginning. "
n Meaning and intending to re-zone only that portion o_` Lot "A" which
lies between Main Street and a line situated one hundred fifty (150.00)
feet viest of said Main Street and running parallel to said Main Street.
146 voted in the affirmative
9 voted in the negative
On motion of Edward J. Taylor , Jr. , it was voted to take Article 2
from the table.
Adjourned Annual 'Town Meeting March 30 , 1970
ARTICLE 2. The following report was read by Edward J. Taylor,Jr.
Chairman of the Planning Board:
On Thursday, Febuary 26, 1970, at 7: 30 Y. 11. in Room 1 0£ the
Municipal Building, a hearing was held under the authority of Chan-
ter 40A, Section 6 0£ the General Laws , regarding a proposed change
in the Zoning Map from Residence A-2 District to Residence B District
as described in Article 61 of the Annual Town Warrant of a certain area
of land on West Street.
The hearing was well attented. 'Thirty-one people were recorded.
in opposition to the proposed change and four were recorded in favor.
The Planning Board feels that the proposed use of this property
would be an improvement over the present non-conforming use. We , there-
fore, recommend in favor of the proposed change.
Reading Planning Board
Edward J. 'Taylor, Jr. , Chairman
Robert W. Fasciano
Ru�ll H. Stone
Melvin E. Jones
William H. Parker, III
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that report be ac-
cepted as report of progress.
On motion of Edward J. Taylor, Jr. , it was voted to place Article 2
on the table.
ARTICLE 61. Raymond R. Couture moved that the Town amend the Zoning
By-Laws and the Zoning Map by changing the area hereinafter described
from Residence A-2 District to Residence B District:
Beginning at a point on the Northerly side of vlest Street at the
intersection of the Easterly boundary of Interstate Route 93 , the line
runs
NORTHERLY: By said Route 93, eleven hundred sixty-three (1163) feet
more or less; thence
EASTERLY: By said Route 93 , forth (40) feet :more or less; thence
NORTHERLY: By said Route 93 , thirty-five ( 35) feet more or less•
thence
SOUTHEASTERLY: By land of Killam and Cochrane, two hundred sixty-
four ( 264) feet more or less ; thence
SOUTHERLY: By land of Marino, nine hundred two and 25/100 (902. 25 )
feet more or less; thence
WESTERLY: By said. West Street, three hundred fifty-three and 06/100
( 353.06) feet more or less , to the point of beginning.
Containing 6. 56 acres more or less.
This motion did not pass. 29 voted in the affirmative
114 voted in the negative
ARTICLE 62. To see what sum the Town will raise by borrowing or
from the tax levy or transfer from available funds and appropriate for
the purpose of adding said sum to the stabilization fund under the auth-
ority of General Laws Chapter 4, Section 5B as amended, or what it will
do in relation thereto.
On motion of James J. Sullivan, Jr. , it was voted that Article 62 be
indefinitely postponed.
ARTICLE 63. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that
the sum of Four Thousand Seventy and 86/100 ($4, 070.86) Dollars be raised.
�l from the tax levy and appropriated for the purpose of reimbursement of
other retiring authorities for creditable service attributable to the
Town under provisions of General Laws Chapter 32, Section 59A as amended.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 30, 1970 9
ARTICLE 64. On motion of Fred C. Kenney , Jr. , it was voted that
the sum of Two 'Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2 , 500.00) be raised from
the tax levy and appropriated for the purpose of settling damage claims
against the Town, such sum to be expended under the direction of the Law
Committee.
ARTICLE 65 . On motion of Edward P. Cameron it was voted that the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) be raised from the tax levy and Li
appropriated for the purpose of construction, erection and equipping of
a flagpole upon the Reading Common.
ARTICLE 66. On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that
Article V, Section I of the General By-Laws of the Town, entitled Law Com-
mittee, be amended by adding thereto Chairmen of the following Boards:
Library Trustees , Planning Board, Cemetery Trustees , and by deleting
therefrom, Board of Public Welfare, so that said section reads as follows:
"The Chairmen of the following Boards , to wit: Board of Selectmen, Board
of Public Works , Municipal Light Board, School Committee, Board of Health,
Assessors , Library 'Trustees , Planning Board, Cemetery Trustees . . . "
On motion of Neil H. Murray it was voted to take Article 2 from the
table.
ARTICLE 2. The following report was read was read by Neil H. Murray,
Chairman of the School Construction Committee:
The School Construction Committee herewith makes its report of pro-
gress:
September 1969 saw the opening of the J. Warren Killam School at
Charles and Haverhill Streets.
An open house was held in early November to afford the citizens of
Reading the opportunity to inspect this facility. The building has been
enjoyed by parents , pupils ana teachers and has proven to be functionally
sound. 'Today the building is considered complete except for a few minor
unfinished items such as £once placement , landscaping and replacement of
some furnishings . Still to be ordered at this time is outside playground
equipment. The Committee believes at this time as much as $5 ,000.00 may
be returned to the general fund. This balance is attributed to close
cooperation of the School Administration in preparing and reviewing the
equipment requirements as well as the Committee' s careful consideration
of all change orders.
Construction at the High School got underway in early January.
Initial efforts have been the placement of surface drains and sanitation
lines , which are approximately 80% complete. This work was performed
under the supervision of the Board of Public Works and I wish to thank
them at this time for their cooperation. Ground was broken this week
for placement of footings for the cafeteria and industrial and fine arts areas.
There is an outside possibility that these areas may be available for use
by October 1 of this year.
The Committee has been concerned about cost since the beginning of
this project. When the bids were open we cut the equipment budget to in-
clude only that equipment which was considered. absolutely necessary. Also,
at the time of bid opening, the Committee prepared a shopping list of items
to be eliminated or changed in the General Contract. These items could not
be acted on prior to signing a contract without nullifying all bids.
Since the signing of the contract this Committee has acted on changes
resulting in about $30, 000.00 worth of credits. We hope to act on addi-
tional changes as the project continues which could possibly double these
savings. While we are interested in credits , we must realize that these
early savings could be negated by unforeseen problems during the period
of construction.
At the September Special Town f.eeting this Committee requested a
transfer of funds to enter into preliminary planninq for the additions
to the Birch Meadow and Barrows Elementary Schools. These additions were
to be planned so that changes to gymnasiums , cafetoriums and boiler facili-
ties could not be required. 'These preliminary plans are almost completed.
U li Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 30, 1970
The two additions will yield a combined gain in the teaching areas
equivalent to twelve (12) classrooms plus four (4) kindergarten
rooms. Upon approval of the plans by the School Board Assistance
Bureau, funds will be requested for final plans.
School Construction Committee
Neil H. Murray, Chairman
Joseph A. Concannon
Thomas F. Galvin
Frank A. Hagan
Kenneth P. Roberts
Harry R. Walker
William N. Watt
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that report be ac=
cepted as a report of progress.
On motion of Donald I:. Walker it was voted to place Article 2 on
the table.
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ARTICLE 67. On motion of Carl H. Amon, Jr. , it was votednthat the
authority and responsibility of the School Construction Committee as
established by the vote of the Town Meeting on March 27, 1967, under
Article 43 of the Warrant for said Meeting be terminated upon the com-
pletion of the contracts for the construction of the. Killam School and
the zddition to the Reading Memorial High School and
( 2) that the vote passed under Article 43 on the Warrant for the
Annual Town Meeting held on March 6, 1967 be amended by eliminating
from said vote the following:
..and for construction of an addition and alterations to the
Parker Junior High School , and for the construction of addi-
tions and alterations at other existing buildings as may be
from time to time requested by the School Committee"
and that a special building committee be established to be known as the
Junior High School Construction Committee for the purpose of the construc-
tion of additions and alterations to the Parker Junior High School buila-
ing and existing elementary school buildings and for the purpose of equip-
ping said buildings , said Committee to consist of five citizens of the
Town to be appointed by the Moderator, provided, however, that no mem-
ber of said Committee shall have any interest, financial or otherwise,
in, or be an employee of any person or company doing business with said
Committee or in any way involved in the construction, alteration or
equipping said buildings. Moved further that the School Committee,
Finance Committee, Board of Public Works and the Municipal Light Board
shall each select one of their members to attend the meetings of said
Junior High School Construction Committee.
74 voted in the affirmative
73 voted in the negative
On motion of Fred C . Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to take Article 4
from the table.
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to indefinitely
postpone Article 4.
On motion of Jacob C. Darnell , Jr. , it was voted to take Article 3
from the table.
ARTICLE 3. Jacob C. Darnell , Jr. , moved that the Board. of Select-
men be instructed to grant at least two ( 2) licenses for the sale of
alcoholic beverages in the Town of Reading to private individuals or
groups. This action is to be completed no later than sixty (60) days
from this date. That Town Counsel be instructed to continue efforts to
obtain a final ruling as to the legality of a town owned liquor store.
This motion did not pass.
ARTICLE 3. Jacob C. Darnell, Jr. moved that this Town Meeting de-
clare vacant any elected Town Meeting seat held by any Town Meeting Mem-
ber at Large.
This motion was ruled out of order by the Moderator.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 30 , 1970 1
ARTICLE 3. Robert H. Soli moved that the Reading Town Meeting dir-
ect the Planning Board to study the effects of the Commonwealth' s Chap-
ter 774 of the Acts of 1969 on the Zoning By-Laws of Reading. The Read-
ing Toon Meeting further directs the Planning Board to prepare the Zon-
ing By-Law changes they deem necessary to meet the requirements of Chap-
ter 774 Of the Acts of 1969 and to present their recommendation as an
article for the Warrant no later than the next Annual Town beeting.
'Phis motion did not pass.
ARTICLE 3 . Corliss If. VanHorn moved that the following instructions
be given to the "i.ssessinq Practices E:eview Committee" , new1v authorized
Linder Article 58. Among the items which this Committee is to consider,
study, review and report its findings , are the following:
1. The techniques, methods, policies , procedures and rules , both
written and unwritten, insofar as revealation does not violate statutes
used for determining the assessed value of property in the town.
2. Comparison or the results of such findings under item (1) with
such nationally accepted standards of assessing practices as are deemed
appropriate by the Committee.
3. The relative effectiveness of the Reading assessing service in
terms of (a) the total cost of the service, (b) the number of units as-
sessed, and (c) the totaWroperty value. This review will include like
values in towns comparable to Reading.
4. The desirability, cost and -:ecommended procedure for publishing
and distributing to each taxpayer or an annual basis , a report showing the
assessed value of each niece of real property in the Town.
5. The extent to which all other forms of property, other than real
property, which are available for assessment under law, are currently be-
inq used as sources of taxable revenue.
6. The aesirability, problems , benefits and estimated cost for
"computerizing" assessments as a means of (a) lowering the cost of the
assessing service over the longer term and (b) assuring a more complete
aid equitable annual adjustment of assessments of all property.
This motion did not pass.
On motion of Freu C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to indefinitely
postpone Article 3.
On motion of Pred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to take Article 2 from
the table.
ARTICLE: 2. The following report was read by toward J. Taylor , Jr. ,
Chairman of the Planning Board :
The following is a report of progress of the Reading Planning Board:
'Where are two subjects which ae of great concern to the Planning
Board at this time. It is our hope that we can, durinc the coming year,
present to 'Town Neeting aef-inite recommendations relative to both matters.
First, we continue to be concerned about apartment growth within the
community. vihen the new apartment by-law was passed at the fall Town Meet-
ing, there were those who felt that the Board was tryincfto zone future
apartments out of Reading. The Board contended that this was the last
thing we were intending to do. It has always been the belief of the
Board that apartments are a part of the future growth of the Community.
In our opinion however, adequate planning for the rapid growth we had
been experiencing was needed. This was starter with the new by-law.
The Boa-6 §✓as pleased to see a request for rezoning so soon after
the apartment by-law passage. Since this article has already been con-
siaered by you, we feel a few general comments concerning the proposed
project and the by-law are not out of order.
The proposed apartments were one of the largest projects proposed
to the Community in recent years. with the present cost of b�Yrowing at
an all time high we feel that the new by-law has not restricted apartment
construction to the point where they are no longer profitable to construct.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting March 30, 1970
The layout for the apartments , in our opinion, were much better than
previous projects which we have reviewed. Two objectives have been
secured - larger lots and greater green space.
When we instituted the apartment by-law, it was obvious that
there was no land available within the present zones for apartments.
Our next order of business is to consider rezoning land for such use.
The rezoning would be predicated on an inventory of available land.
Once this i. completed, two choices must be examined:
1. Should several large areas be set aside _`or apartment con-
struction or
2. Should smaller and more widely scattered areas be zoned to
more evenly distribute the growth.
At this time consideration is being given to retaining professional
help to study these questions.
We have been quite concerned about legislation passed last year com-
monly known as the "Snob Zoning Act. " This act requires construction of
low and moderate income housing based upon a. proportion of the total
residential and business land zoned within the community. This law
takes from the town its right to zone and use its land in a manner best
suited to the town and in effect reduces the possible tax revenue to
the community. No financial consideration is offered by the state.
The board feels that the suburban communities will be required more and
more to help reduce problems of the core city. It is a problem which
must be faced up to and undoiltedly land should be set aside for low and
moderate income housing.
Based upon the present formula for determininq Readinq's share,
much of the land zoned as residential use can never be built upon due
to the fact that it is located in cedar swamp. We feel that considera-
tion should be given to possible rezoning as flood plainland and as such
it would not be counted in determining our quota. since the town cines not
own all of this land, we must consider methods of establishing the zone
without creating a financial loss to the present owners.
Discussions have been held with the Conservation Commission, but as
yet no recommendation is ready to present to Town Meeting.
Reading Planninq Hoard
Edward J. 'Taglor, Jr. , Chairman
Robert W. Pasciano
Russell H. Stone
Melvin E. Jones
Yiilliam H. Parker, III
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to accept report as
a report of progress.
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted to indefinitely post-
pone Article 2.
Jonald R. Walker moved for Re-Consideration of Article 67. This
motion did not pass.
On motion of Fred C. Kenney, Jr. , it was voted that the meeting
stand adjourned sine die.
Meeting adjourned: 12: 22 A. M. , Marcie 31 , 1970.
187 Town Meeting Members were present.
A true copy. Attest:
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Lawrence Drew
Town Clerk