HomeMy WebLinkAbout2010-05-11 Board of Selectmen Handout - Part 1. DRAFT MOTIONS
BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING
MAY 11, 2010
Tafoya, Bonazoli, A*theny, Goldy, Schubert . Hechenbleikner
2a) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the certificate of
appreciation for Tom Darrin.
2b) Move that.the Board of Selectmen proclaim the week of May 9 - May
15, 2010 as Police Week in the Town of Reading.
4b) Move that the Board of Selectmen close the hearing on the application
for the transfer of an All Alcohol Liquor License for Phider Corp. d/b/a
Grumpy Doyle's at 530 Main Street, Reading.
Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the transfer of an All
Alcohol Liquor License applied for by Phider Corp. d/b/a Grumpy
Doyle's at 530 Main Street, Reading, for a term expiring December 31,
2010 subject to the following conditions: All Bylaws, Rules and
Regulations of the Town of Reading and of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts. shall be followed,'and subject to a satisfactory inspection
of the establishment by the Town Manager.
4c) Move that the Board of Selectmen close the hearing on amendments to
the outdoor dining policy.
Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the amendments to Section
3.10 of the Board of Selectmen Policies - Licenses for Utilizing Public
Sidewalks for outdoor dining (as amended).
Sa) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of April 13,
2010 as amended. -
5b) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of April 27,
2010 as amended.
5c) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of May 3, 2010
as amended.
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DRAFT
TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Administrative matters
♦ Special Election re Meals Tax
s Election for Voke School
s Sharps Collection
o RCASA has distributed to all liquor establishments in Reading a list of dates of
local proms and graduations, in order to increase vigilance of these
establishments
Community Development
♦ Reading Fall Street Faire
e Notices to businesses on Non conforming signs
♦ Update re Mattera. Cabin
Public Works
♦ Restoration of annual water main flushing program June 1
♦ Household Hazardous waste Collection - Reading on May 22, 9 am to 1 PM.,
DPW garage - Reading and Wakefield residents only. There is also a fall
collection in Wakefield.
o Response to Water Emergency - May 1 through May 4
Construction proiects in progress or to be done this year (between now and
June 30, 2010):
♦ Done except for loam and seed - School Street Lincoln street Sandra Lane
South Street Main to Hopkins Scotland Road; Working to get our contractor back in to
complete. If unsuccessful we may need to go to the second lowest bidder and take the bond of the lowest bidder.
s Paving to occur in mid to late spring Bear Hill Road North Street Pinevale
Avenue Juniper Circle; Structures have been lowered. Contractor is due in tomorrow, May 11 starting
on Juniper Circle.
Micro-chip seal - mid to late spring Hopkins Street (Main to Wakefield Town
Line); and 2 to 3 other streets;
s Skim coating of local streets Lewis
♦ Fishing Pier - Lobs Pound Mill - The contractor for the fishing platform has installed the
additional parking spaces and has poured the concrete pad for the bench near the river. He has not been on site
for several weeks - probably waiting for the meadow near the river to get dry enough to install the walkway and
platform and guardrail. He started just after the March floods, when the meadow was under water
Trail construction - Bare MeadOW Trail Comm. installed the first section of the boardwalk in April
and liked the concrete piers. We ordered enough for the rest of the boardwalk and a short section near Haverhill
Street that is also wet. The route was staked out last weekend, and there will be additional work days on May 8
and 15 - hopefully ending with completion of the boardwalks. Other trail-hardening was done last fall with
application of stone aggregate in soft areas. We also need to install sign boards, blazes, and directional
information, and plant the meadow where it is eroding - to be done in June. Grant period ends June 30, and we
hope to meet that deadline.
♦ Memorial Park Basketball and tennis courts demolished. Work underway for new tennis court. One drain
line installed from Harrison Street to manhole between the two ponds so ponds can be reconfigured - old drain
line is in the way and will be removed. Topsoil has been stripped from the lawn above the ponds where they are
to be expanded. Topsoil is being stripped from the floors of the ponds and stockpiled separately. The north pond
has been wet for the last few days, which may be. limited progress there. I have not seen the south pond since it
was stripped, so do not know whether water is present there also.
♦ Washington Park playground Washington Park Playground is slated to be installed between the
middle and end of June. The playground info is on the Recreation Website and you can also view drawings of the
proposed. The neighbors of the park through Friends of Reading Recreation continue to work on fundraising for
site amenities such as benches, picnic tables, etc. The is a brick campaign going on as well as a fundraiser at
Fuddruckers next Thursday Night, May 13th
♦ Killam School playground Killam Elementary School playground will go out for RFP in Mid May. We
expect to have a contract awarded by late June/early July and installation before the start of school. The Killam
PTO has asked for an RFP to include a Community Supervised install with an add alt for Vendor installation as
they are considering a community build. The PTO has raised over $12K thus far and will use the funding to
supplement Town Funding.
o Master Plan for Joshua Eaton Playground The Joshua Eaton Master plan is in the final
stages. The Recreation Committee held a public hearing on April 15'h. The plan will be before the BOS for a joint
discussion with the Recreation Committee on May 11th and a final public hearing will be needed by the BOS to
approve the plan. The written component of the plan is also virtually completed, but any changes will need to be
noted in that report. Expected time of Completion Late May/Early June
♦ Barrows site master plan Process will begin in the summer after recreation staff have completed the
JEMP, and gotten summer activities started.
Dates and Events:
♦ Friends and Family Day (AKA Town Day), June 19
♦ Fall Street Faire, September 12
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REVISED
2010 Water Main Flushing
Starting June 1, 2010 the Department of Public Works, Water
Division, will be resuming water main flushing in the northern section of
town which was suspended due to the MWRA water main break. The area
starting north of the railroad tracks at the depot working northwest to the
Wilmington town line, northeast from the square along Charles St. to the
North Reading town line is expected to be completed on June 18, 2010.
Notices will be delivered to property owners just prior to the day flushing
will begin in each area.
This is being done to improve water quality, improve fire flows, and
inspect and test the many fire hydrants throughout the town. The water main
cleaning and flushing is accomplished by opening and flowing water from
hydrants. Flushing will begin at 11:00 F.M. and end at approximately
6:00 A.M. each day. This will cause a discoloration in the water - DO NOT.
DRAW WATER DURING THE HOURS WHEN WE ARE FLUSHING
MAINS IN YOUR AREA. It is expected that the water will clear up in
approximately 48 hours. We recommend that users do not wash clothes
within the 48 hour period,.or until the water has cleared up. Please be
assured that the water is safe to drink, even if there is some discoloration.
You may want to draw some water for drinking, prior to the flushing of the
mains in your area. A notice will be delivered to water users in the affected
areas prior to any flushing.
We regret any inconvenience this may cause and we appreciate your
cooperation in this effort as it will improve the water quality and improve
fire flow capabilities. If you have any questions, please contact the Water
Supervisor, Mr. James Richardson, at (781) 942-9092 from (7:00 A.M. to
3:00 P.M.) or the Public Works Administration Office at (781) 942-9077
from ( 7:30. A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
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16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867-2685
FAX: (781) 942-9070
Website: www.ci.read!ng.ma.us
TOWN CLERK
(781) 942-9050
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
May 3, 2010
`ARTICLE 3 - On motion by Tony Rickley of Precinct 2 to bring Article 3 back to the table for an
instructional motion
Instructional Motion as follows:
Move that.the Board of Selectmen be instructed to meet with Church leaders of the town who may be
interested in pursuing the ies possibility of a program for plowing and / or removal of snow from church
parking lots and driveways by the town at some mutually agreed to terms and conditions, and costs
payable to the town for such services.
A report on progress, and hopefully conclusions on such negotiations shell be made at the 2010
Subsequent Town Meeting desirable.
A true copy Attest:
Laura A Gemme
Town Clerk
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867-2685
FAX: (781) 942-9070
Website: www.ci.reading.ma.us
Board of Selectmen
Town of Reading
TOWN CLERK
(781) 942-9050
Town of Reading, Board of Registrars has certified 531 signatures as of 1:00 pm May 11, 2010 on
petition from the citizens of Reading for Article 13 at 2010 Annual Town Meeting - Meals Tax. The
number of signatures needed for this petition to carry is 499.
The Board of.Registrars requests a*Special Election to be called on June 15, 2010 for Town of'Reading
registered voters to vote on the question of the Meals Tax.
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Schena, Paula
From: Hechenbleikner, Peter
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 3:44 PM
To: Schena, Paula
Subject: FW: Election Cost
C to Board of Selectmen tonight w TM report
Peter I. Hechenbleikner
Town Manager
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading MA 01867
phone: 781-942-9043
fax 781-942-9071
web www.readingma.gov
email townmanager@ci.readinq.ma.us
Please let us know how we are doing - fill out our brief customer service survey at http://readingma-
surve .virtualtownhall.net/survey/sid/de8bdaal6db9e6b4/
From: LeLacheur, Bob
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:20 AM
To: Hechenbleikner, Peter
Subject: FW: Election Cost
For the BOS tonight.
Bob LeLacheur
Assistant Town Manager/Finance Director
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867
(P) 781-942-6636
(F) 781-942-9037
web www.readingma.gov
email finance ci.reading.ma.us
Please let us know how we are doing - fill out our brief customer service survey at http://readingma-
survey virtualtownhall net/survey/sid/de8bdaal6db9e6b4/
From: Gemme, Laura
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:06 AM
To: LeLacheur, Bob
Subject: RE: Election Cost
Item
Count
Cost
Shipping
Total
Common Signs
2
$
45.00
$
90.00
Absentee Ballot Postage
30
$
0.61
$
18.30
Warrant Publishing
1
$
14.40
$
14.40
Food
1
$
907.89
$
907.89
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New Tables
20
$ 49.99
Election Workers
1
$7,180.00
Office Staff
1
$ 222.52
Police Detail
1
$2,356.80
DPW Detail
1
$ 892.45
Media Cards - LHS
1
$1,943.52
HC - Media Cards
1
$1,604.00
Ballot Printing '
8600
$ 0.28
Printing Voting List
1 .
$ 384.00
Poll Worker Postage
198
$ 0.44
Seals Ballot Boxes
1
$ 30.50
Legal Notice - Paper
1
$ 54.83
Total
Without Tables
La4,walA (how qa,
Town Clerk
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867
(P) 781-942-6647
(F) 781-942-9070
(E) Igemme@ci.reading.ma.us
(W) http://`www.ci.reading.ma.us
From: LeLacheur, Bob
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:03 AM
To: Gemme, Laura
Subject: RE: Election Cost
$ 162.11
$ 162.11
$ 999.80
$ 7,180.00
$ 222.52
$ 2,356.80
$ 892.45
$ 1,943.52
$ 1,604:00
$ 2,570.11
$ 384.00
$ 87.12
$ 30.50
$ 54.83
$19,356.24
$18,356.44
Pis send details if available for FINCOM. I have your special Senate election background info - for 2 elections you
spent $27.5k (gross). Wondering why the difference.
Bob LeLacheur
Assistant Town Manager/Finance Director
Town of Reading
16 Lowell Street
Reading, MA 01867
(P) 781-942-6636
(F) 781-942-9037
web www.readingma.gov
email finance@ci.reading.ma.us
Please let us know how we are doing - fill out our brief customer service survey at http://readingma-
survey virtualtownhall net/survey/sid/de8bdaal6dbge6b4/
From: Gemme, Laura
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010'9:22 AM
To: LeLacheur, Bob; Hechenbleikner, Peter
Subject: Election Cost
Just wanted to let you know that Paul Feeley asked the question of the Election Cost and I gave him to total from
April election, local elections cost us more as the state pays for some things in state elections....
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_END_ 11 Ly into by and aMOU9
This A,ssi~aent & A-men4Mesat ofLease is entextyeham, MA ~ 80 (tht
Empe.rWs Choice 1~eststnx Ca Iric., of 35 ki2ewb dr, S o MA 01950 Ohe
j'Assigaoz"), )phi~.dear Corp., of 84 Stole Street, Nb~'P ~ ai%t F'Oad,
"Assignee"), and St"n's Natsls sud "SterW Natsis, of 27 Wainwri
Winchester, lvlA 01890 (to "Landlord"),
For good and valuable considoratiOX6 the receipt and suMcienuy of which is hereby
the ardes as (WOWS:
acknowledged, it i5 agreed by
The- Landlord and the Assignor entered. irrto a. lease &greernent, (ttke
original lease a- ad s,,b9eVent amendments attached hereto and incorporated by reference
the entirety of which shall be herein referred to as the "Lease") slated JWY-10,19959
concerning the premises co;tiuxnonly -referred to and describe as,. ho Emper'or's Choice
(the "Rt stauranfl) locattd at 53U Main Street, Reading, MA 01867.
2. The Assig>or hzreby assigns a. d trard ease and delegates aall of
ll of
Assigftaes right, title and interest in, to and undex the L
Assigaor's duties wader the Lease as of the berem defined Commencement D.ato,
3. This Assignment is effective within ten (10) business days of the issuance iuat of the applicable building pexznits from timeTown. daof Reading udess te cez~ta?n. shy. soestabloner hed byether
extended as hereinafter provided.. A such
parties as 11W official "eommencemont datc" fax purposes of calculating any rental
adjustmeAts between, the Assignor and Assignee.
4, The Assignee hereby accepts suaix assignment of rights and delegation of
duties and agrees to pay all rents plomptly when dw and perform all. of Assignor's
obligations under the Lease aceming on and aftethe r the Co meWen from . The acla of
,Assignee fi~klaex agrees to ande~u£y and Assignee's dines hereunder-
5, The Assignor agrees to transfer possessio of the leased premises.to the
Assignee on t1le Commencement Date. All rents and obligations of the Assignor order
the Lease acording before the Corn enceme it Date sb ll have
that the Landlord % aced
The Landlord. hereby assents to this lease assignment provided shall not discharge the Assignor of any obligations under the Lease ixi the event of breach
by-the ,Assignee. The Landlord will give notice to the Assignor of any breach by the
,Assignee. The Assignoor shall be discharged of all obligations under the ,ease upon sloe
expiration of the current extension which shall occur oa September 30, 2010.
6. on the Commencement Date, the Assignor shall, pay the first month's rent
and half of the second month's rent directly to the Landlord. 't'hese payments are the
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tin of the Assignor aM6 shall survive the execution ofHaas Assignment and
abixgs~
,Amendment of Lease.
7. There shall. be no Ruttier assigemeut of the Lease without the vritteu
consent of the Landiaxd.
cemes herein coot deed shall be banding upom and
Tht Covenants and nt eccufiors, administrator, successors and assigns of each
entire to the benefit of the heirs, ex
of the parties hereto.
g, This ,Assigme-nl shall be governed and construed tinder the laws of fhe
Co onwealth of Massachusetts.
10. 'lac oxagutal lease and any at*n M.dtent5 thereto, shall be amended and/or
supply ented as follows:
FO- Assignee shall use its best efforts to tamely. obt the approvals for a
Liquor License transfer Mazza the izead~ ~earaen saagod Board and the A13CC, p Quite all ataforn~atind in
that,regard, Assignee agrees to attend g
requested or required by the Licensing Authorities. Assignee $ball assI Me
spo-bility for all such, underu gs and to costs thereof, If despite
its best e£fora, the Assignee fails to obtain to approval of the Licensing
Authorities by September 30, 2010, then such failure shall entitle the A ssigneo to
terminate this Assigmnent & Amendment of Lease by wxittea notice to Laradloxd
and Assignor before October 1, 2t?X0, wbexeupon the notice previously gitven by
the Assignee Wthe Larzdlard to exercise the next five year a tension, optiom shall
be deemed null and void, and the preu&os sktall lhereupou be surrendered to
Landlord in aecord=ce with the provisions of Section 21 of the Lease.
b). Should Landlord decide to sell the premises to a third party during the
term of the Least and there are no incidents of default on the part of the Assignee
or Assigmor0he L mdloxd grants to Assigaeo a right of first refusal to purchase
,the Premises, watlz• the option to be exercised. by the Assignee, if at all, by
,A,ssignee's written. acceptance of the offer to buy on the ssme terms a- presented
by such. third VaAy within seven (7) calendar days aver the date the, Laicllord
presents the Written offer to Assignee. Such offer shall be presented by Latadlord
to Assignee within seven (7) calendar days of Landlord accepting such offer.
C), ,A. closing is contemplated between the
ba Assignor and Aessipee oin a
rated at
P aur,hase and Sale Agreemcut for the z v .
the premises known as The Emperror's Choice. In the event the closing does not
tape place by September 30, 2010 as therein provided, the Assignee may
termixiate this .Assignrx+eat & Asmemdmelat of Lease without any liability by so
notifyuporx Landlord and Assignor
hereunder by later than
gne to the ,.ss gaaoxs hall be
wlaereuoxx any deposits
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xefmde,d i'oraWith, anal the k scs shall thereupon be s eaon ail obligations
Landlord in accordance witty, Section 21, of the Lease, Wherenp
of the Assignee sh0l cease.
d). Subject to the successful transfer the acliquor license, the execution Of
t as the Akgnee's vvritt n m tlce
this A,ssiSignent & Axnend=nt of Lease shall, to exercise The to the Lmdlord that ft .AssiFee has chosen ber 30, 2015~~on to extend the
Lease fox the t*d extension period vntzl Septezn
additional oplio. p iOds) o
In order to grant to Amigaee two (2)Q O1?ti" to E
years Eve (5)
e)• ears each, tho first sentence of Section. IIl (
° e to 'Lease Agreement Dated July 10,1995", is hereby deleted and the
fallowing is hereby substituted therefor:
to be exezoised as hereinafter provided, to
-Lessee shall have the right, periods o£ five (5) years. each. U111ess then'
extend twS Lease for five (S) exind aba1L commence an
extended as provided for herein., the S T~~~b x 30, 2005'. the second
October' 1, 2000, and shall tee p
onion period shall Co menCe on octobrx 1, 2005 and sha11 terminate on
Sepiember 30, 2010; the tbird option period shall Commence, on October 1, Peai0d 201, 0 and shall terminate on s%Aember 3%
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d shall #,erxninat on s ltem b6v
shall commence an October 1, 2O1S' ma eriod shall commence on October 1,
2020; and the f tth and final option p
2020, canal shall terminate on September 30, 2025_
The Less= shall exercise its right to end the term of the Lease On the
following tei`rD.s and conditions',"
The pities hereto Jaexeby a4mowledge that as of the date. hereof 4e gr4 ss
stalunemts of zit axe payable by the Lessee at the rate of $%2-
morithly in
per month, as adjusted as pravxded fax in said Lease.
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WTMESS the ~Xecmjon hereof imbr, sOal this . day of FebrvarY, 20i 0.
St eras ~TatSis, (Lamdloxd)
at~eriui Natsis, (Lartdloxd
Phider G
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Ezaperox's Choice Restaurant, Ii},C.
Wobael W03)g, ~?zesident (Assignor)
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OF READING POLICE DEPARTMENT
15 Union Street - Reading, Massachusetts 01867
I Emergency Only: 911 - All Other Calls: (781) 944-1212 - Fax: (781) 944-2893
Web: www.ci.reading.ma.us/police/
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
New Liquor License=Bistro Concepts d/b/a Grumpy Doyle's
April 30, 2010
Chief James Cormier
Reading Police Department
15 Union Street
Reading, MA 01867
Chief Cormier,
As directed by your Office and in accordance with Reading Police Department Policy and
Procedures, I have placed together an executive summary of the application for a Transfer of an
All Alcohol Restaurant Liquor License for Phider Corp. d/b/a Grumpy Doyle's located as 530
Main Street. This application will be going before the Board of Selectmen at their meeting on
May 11, 2010.
Officers, directors, stockholders and manager:
1) President/Manager: Philip R. Wynne (DOB 07/01/71)
3) Vice President/Treasurer: Dermot J. Bolger (DOB 02/29/68)
4) Secretary/Clerk: Zeke Janus (DOB 07/26/71
5) Stockholder.: Kevin Burke (DOB 07/03/66)
6) Stockholder: David-Buckley (DOB 04/28/67)
Ownership Interests:
1) Phider Corp.-100% stock ownership of business and liquor license, 84 State Street,
Newburyport, MA. (617) 283-1141.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
New Liquor License-Bistro Concepts d/b/a Grumpy Doyle's
if
-Not Applicable
The person(s) or entity(s) listed above under "Ownership Interests", previously held direct
or indirect beneficial or financial interest with the following other licenses granted under
Chapter 138•
-Not Applicable
Criminal History:
• Board of Probation checks, driver's license checks and out of State.criminal histories were
run on all person(s) listed above under officers, directors, stockholders and manager.
a. Zeke Janas (DOB 07/26/71) had a FBI Number (609139VA1). Running the FBI
number revealed 3 arrest charges from 11/02/1992 out of the "USA-Crime Rec Ctr
Baltimore" for 1) False Official Statement, 2) Larceny, and 3) Frauds Against the US
Government. He was "released to unit", received a non-judicial punishment under
Article 15, UCMJ, and was to forfeit $248 dollars per month for 2 months. Mr.. Janas
explained the above charges in the below statement:
"Myself and five other guys in my company submitted separate rental leases so we
could move off base in one of the neighborhoods outside Schofield Barracks, HI. We
were all living in the same house but we each submitted a separate lease." "All the leases
identified the same property addres's but we knew the Army wouldn't take the time to
cross reference everyone's application."
"Because we were barely making enough money to live on, it was a common practice by
guys in my company. By submitting separate leases, the Army would pay us a little extra
for "cost of living" and give us "separate rations."
"After 3 months somebody spilled the beans at our headquarters and we were charged w/
falsifying documents. We all received an Article 15; the punishment was loss of pay
for 1 month and extra duty for 3 weeks.
b. None of the others listed have ever been convicted of violating any state or federal
law.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
New Liquor License-Bistro Concepts d/b/a Grumpy Doyle's
Liquor License History:
• . All person(s) listed above under officers, directors, stockholders and managers have never
had a liquor license suspended, revoked or cancelled.
• All person(s) listed above under officers, directors, stockholders and managers have no
concerning issues in regards to in-house history checks in Reading, Brighton, Amesbury,
Medford and Newburyport.
• Phider' Corp is currently in compliance with the ABCC for their other license (Port Tavern,
Newburyport, MA). Newburyport PD reports that they have no concerning issues in regards
to this established.
I find no reason why the license application should not go forward.
Respe`ctfally Submitted,
gt. Detective Mark D. SegiHa e
Criminal Division Commander Z~
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