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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2010-10-26 Board of Selectmen HandoutDRAFT MOTIONS BOARD OF SELECTMEN MOTIONS OCTOBER 26, 2010 Bonazoli, Anthony, Schubert, Goldy, Tafoya Ilechenbleikner 3a) Move that the Board of Selectmen . approve the proclamation proclaiming October 23 - 31 as Red Ribbon Campaign Week. 5a) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the acceptance of Causeway Road as a public way, and establish the betterments for the improvement of the private portions of the road not to exceed a total of $ which reflects the proposed construction estimates included in the Board of Selectmen packet ($308,000) less the following items: ♦ Relocate utility poles $309000 With the revised betterment cost to be distributed among the assessed property owners on the same basis as shown on the chart entitled "Causeway Road Estimated Betterment Assessments" All subject to approval of Town Meeting. 5b) Move that the Board of Selectmen close the hearing on accepting Benjamin Lane as a public way. Move that the Board of Selectmen close the hearing on accepting Kylie Drive as a public way. 5d) Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 3. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 4. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 5. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 6. 0 Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 7. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 8. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 9. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 10. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 11. Move that the. Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 12. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 13. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 14. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the .subject matter of Article 15. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 16. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 17. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 18. Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 19. 0 Move that the Board of Selectmen recommend the subject matter of Article 20. Move that the Board of Selectmen 'recommend the subject matter of. Article 21. 6a) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of September 7, 2010 as amended. 6b) Move that the Board of Selectmen approve the minutes of October 5, 2010 as amended. Move that the Board of Selectmen adjourn the meeting at p.m. TOWN. MANAGER'S REPORT Tuesday, October 26, 2010 Administrative matters ♦ Help wanted - RMLD CAB member ♦ Library project - OPM hired; Architect selected; ad hoc. Library Building Committee established. ♦ Election November 2. The deadline for applying for absentee ballots is noon time November 1St, and the Town Clerk will accept ballots up until close of election day. ♦ There are a number of ballot question on the November 2 ballot, including question 3 which would reduce the Sales Tax to 3%. The impact of this question would be to reduce state revenues an estimated $1 billion in the second half of this fiscal year (starting January 1, 2011) and would reduce revenues an estimated $2.5 billion in FY 2012. If. these reductions were done evenly across the board for State discretionary budget accounts, the estimated reduction to the Town of Reading would be almost $1.5 million in FY 2012, in'addition to any other reductions that may be required to balance the state budget. Community Development ♦ The latest business to open in Reading is Embellish hair salon at 580 Main Street Welcome to this new downtown business. ♦ The Wine Bunker is under construction. We had to require the owner to make some modifications to the planpresented to the Community Services for permits, because. they had exceeded the Board of Selectmen maximum allowed retail space by over 10%. ♦ RCASA students will be doing surveys on tobacco products in the community. We received a grant for this work. Public Safety ♦ The Town has purchased a new mass communication program. We are set to begin the set-up and once that is completed we will be rolling out public information on the system, including the "opt in" features. Public Works ♦ Recycling and rubbish - regular enforcement starts the week of November 1 - all regulations need to be complied with ♦ Curbside leaf collection will be conducted the weeks of: November 1st, November 15th and November 29th; and 2 sprinq collection dates to be announced. ♦ We have received signed church snow plowing agreements from the First Baptist Church and the Korean Church of the Nazarene. We are expecting one more agreement. 0 -j October 2010 ® Street Sign Lotter October Street sign lottery. Construction proiects in progress or to, be done this year: ♦ Road Improvements - • Harrison Street - Milling was done late last week. Paving should be done next week. • Arlington Street (Woburn. St. to Prescott St.), Haverhill Street (Wakefield St. to Timberneck Dr.), Marla Lane (Forest St. to Spruce Rd.) - Milling was done late last week. Paving should be done. next week. Memorial Park DONE. Dates and Events: ♦ Senior Citizens flu clinic - October 27 at Killam School ♦ Financial Forum - October 27 at Senior Center ♦ State Election - November 2 - at RMHS ♦ Subsequent Town Meeting - November 8, November 15 o Veterans Day - November 11 ♦ Senior Thanksgiving Dinner - November 20th ♦ Tree Lighting - November 28 o Shop the Block - December 2 L i a l Sort R, ID Agenda Economic Development Summit October 19, 2010 - 7:00 PM - Reading Senior Center 1. Introduction - Ben Tafoya - Board of Selectmen 2. Goals - Peter Hechenbleikner Master Plan • Selectmen's/Town Manager's Goals • Town Values • Other 3. Status - Jean • Initiatives ➢ Permitting Software ➢ Passport Booklet ➢ A Frame Signs/Sign By-Law Amendments ➢ Non-Conforming Signs - Sign Enforcement ➢ Wayfinding ➢ Public/Private Partnerships (tree boosters; adopt-an-island...) • New Businesses • Projects in the Queue ➢ Former Atlantic Site - 30 Haven Street ➢ Former Tambone Site - 80-100 Main Street ➢ Former Frame Shop - Main Street ➢ MF Charles Building ➢ 18-20 Woburn Street ➢ Venetian Moon - Roof Deck 4. Trends - Meghan Young-Tafoya, EDC • Proliferation of New Restaurants • SWOT (Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats) Analysis. • Outdoor Dining • Downtown Nodes Emphasized through Wayfinding 5. Next Steps - James Bonazoli 10,0(. 7 Subj:Danis -wine bunker To the selectmen and CPDC For some reason, this e-mail was kicked back to me, so I am hand delivering this copy. Date:10/18/2010 11:47:41 PM Eastern Standard Time From:Wmelnoky@aol.com To:selectmen@ci.reading.ma.us CC:cpdc@ci.reading.ma.us Sent from the Internet (Details) After attending the CPDC meeting tonight, I became aware of what looks to me like a discrepancy. The CPDC, apparently did not have a copy of the liquor license meeting since that applied to the retail entity and the owner,of the building was the party before them. They approved a waiver of the site plan review with a warning that the plans might not comply with the restrictions of the selectmen's meIeting. They were specifically aware of the issue of the windows, but mentioned that there might be other issues. Upon getting home., I checked briefly, and another issue needs to be addressed that of retail area. The plan presented for a waiver was for 7200 sq. ft if I remember correctly. But the license is limited to 5000 sq. ft. of retail area. I also am not sure if the mezzanine was counted in the sq. ft. calculation, which would increase the discrepancy. I also think the window area is insufficient to allow viewing the cashier(s). Before major construction begins, and the board feels pressured to grant an exemption, could this matter be reviewed? I think storage space cannot be ignored in counting retail space and Danis should be aware of this from previous hearings regarding the overall property, and while I realize that the license goes to one entity and the building plan goes to another, these matters are tied. Thank you. Ellen C. Childress PO ~v O Q f.? V'! V 12 Page 1 of 1 Hechenbleikner Peter From: McNamara, Erica. Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 12:04 PM To: Ron Beauregard; Ramdin, Larry; Meade, Barbara; Hechenbleikner, Peter; Robbins, Richard; Freedman, Elinor Subject: RCASA Student Club Survey Project Hi, The RCASA Student Club received a mini-grant.of $3,750 to conduct a survey project regarding other tobacco products. This project is separate and distinct from the previously discussed project on pharmacies and tobacco sales. This new project is for student chapters associated with the 84/Mass Youth Against Tobacco. Club members will conduct 150 surveys (75 youth surveys/75 adult surveys) over the next 6 weeks. The surveys are to be conducted near retail stores that sell tobacco products. Club members will ask youth and adults near retail stores about their opinions around the pricing and packaging of blunt cigars, tip cigars and cigarillos. RCASA Student Club members received training at the state conference a few weeks ago. They have a survey protocol from the 84 program to follow verbatim. They were also trained on situational awareness regarding private property,.not interfering with store business and dealing with the public. Please let me know if you have any questions. I will keep you posted on their progress. Warmest Regards, Erica McNamara, MPH, Director Reading Coalition Against Substance Abuse 15 Union Street Reading, MA 01867 emcnamara &i.read ing.ma.us Police Dept. Ph. 781.942.6793 RMHS Ph. 781.944.8200 x107 Fax 781.944.2893 http://www.edline.net/pages/ReadingPublicSchools/Community/RCASA 0 10/26/2010 PROCLAMATION RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN WEEK WHEREAS: Alcohol and other drug abuse in this nation has reached epidemic stages; and WHEREAS A is imperative that visible, unified prevention education efforts by community members be launched to eliminate the demand for drugs; and WHEREAS: The Joshua Eaton School community has consistently led a school-based initiative to bring attention to Red Ribbon Week and the National Red Ribbon Campaign; and WHEREAS: The Red Ribbon Campaign offers citizens the, opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to drug-free lifestyles (no use of illegal drugs, no illegal use of legal drugs); and WHEREAS: The National Red Ribbon Campaign will be celebrated in every community in America during "Red Ribbon Week" on October 23-31; and WHEREAS: Business, government, parents, law enforcement, media, medical, religious institutions, schools, senior citizens, service organizations and youth will demonstrate their commitment to healthy, drug-free lifestyles by wearing . and displaying Red Ribbons during this week long campaign; and WHEREAS: The partners of the Reading Coalition Against Substance Abuse and the Joshua Eaton Elementary School further commit their resources to ensure the success of the Red Ribbon Campaign.. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Reading, Massachusetts does hereby proclaim October 23-31, 2010 as Red Ribbon Campaign Week, and encourages its citizens to participate in drug prevention education activities, making a visible statement that we are strongly committed to strive to be a drug-free community. BOARD OF SELECTMEN James E. Bonazoli, Chairman Camille W. Anthony, Vice Chairman Richard W. Schubert, Secretary Stephen A. Goldy Ben Tafoya 13 3a Joseph Curto 81 Causeway Road Reading, MA 01867-1515 1-781-944-2921 October 22, 2010 Town of Reading Board of Selectmen N 16 Lowell Street Reading, MA01867-1515 Re: Causeway Road Extension Dear Board Members; Causeway Road Extension was built to code with plans approved by the town and filed with the clerk on May 2,1960. Causeway Road Extension and Causeway Road have never been posted in the 50 years I have been here at 81 Causeway Road Extension, We as residents have never paid real estate taxes on any portion of Causeway Road Extension, it is not and never was a part of our property, we are taxed on the land within the boundaries outlined on our deeds. We have never been refused a town service ,..we have. all; of the "betterments" the road was built to code for an accepted street We do not have curbs, we do not want them, they destroy the "rustic" nature of the area. A street public or private used by the public unrestricted for a long period of time (50yrs.) for Causeway Road Extension and nearly 70yrs. For Causeway Road becomes a "public easement by prescription", (public domain). Our Quit claim deeds from Lantern Corporation refer to Causeway Road Extension. Our deeds refer to Causeway Road Extension, nowhere on our deeds or quit claim deeds is Causeway Road referred to as private. OF$FgOf~ ~ l Town of Reading 16 Lowell Street ``or . Ewa Reading, MA 01867-2683 639 tNCORe0 Fax: (781) 942-5441 PUBLIC WORKS Website: www.ci.reading.ma.us (781) 942-9077 October 14, 2010 Board of Selectmen 16 Lowell Street Reading, MA 01867 Dear Selectmen, Attached please find the revised construction cost estimate and updated betterment assessments to upgrade Causeway Road to a public right of way. The estimate is based on the preferred alternate expressed by the residents at the October 5, 2010, public hearing. The total cost of improvements is $428,000 of which $97,000 is within the existing public right of way~and $331,000 within the private roadway section. Based on the preferred revised pavement alignment there is an increase in the total betterment assessments to the abutting property owners in the amount of $23,000. This is directly attributed to additional costs required to construct the.roadway in the wooded area, increased drainage relocation and additional tree removal. The estimate as presented includes all improvement costs and does not exclude any costs for work that may be performed by others or funds that may be received by outside agencies. Sincerely, George J. Zambouras, P.E., Town Engineer Cc: Peter Hechenbleikner Residents RMLD C:\Documents and Settin9s\gzambouras\My Documents\STreet Layouts\Causeway Rd\CAUSEWAY MEETING\Causeway Alt-3 memo-101410.doc 14 eTc onAnVWAV 1 AVn11T CAUS EWAY ROAD ESTIMATED BETTERM ENT ASSESSM ENTS October 13, 2010 Old Ma /Parcel 119/3 MAP 31. PARCEL 1 ADDRESS RMLD FRONTAGE 31 ASSESSMENT $ 5,316.30 NOTES frontage shown on Assessors plan is I 119/5 31 2 31 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 60.58 $ 10,389.09 Calculated Frontage 119/6 31 3 33 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 60.56 $ 10,385.66. Calculated Frontage 119/7 25 57 RMLD 221.28 $ 37,948.13 Calculated Frontage 119110 31 4 RMLD 178.96 $ 30,690.51 Calculated Frontage 119/11 31 5 TOWN 169.24 $ 29,023.59 Calculated Frontage 11016 25 46 80 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 129.20 $ 22,156.99 11017 25 47 74 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 110/8 25 48 66 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 11019 25 49 60 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 110110 25 50 52 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 126.47 $ 21,688.81 110/11 25 51 53 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 20,579.24 110/12 25 52 61 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 110/13 25 . 53 65 Causewa Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 110/14 25 54 73 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 120.00 $ 20,579.24 110/15 25 55 81 Causeway Rd, Reading, MA 112.81 $ 19,346.20 $ 331,000.00 C37. Total private road frontage 1930.10 Estimate for the construction of the private section of roadway $ 331,000.00 , cost per linear foot= $ 171.49 CA USEWAY ROAD FRONTAGE ON EXIS TING PUBLIC WAY Seplemuer 43, LU IU Old Ma /Parcel 119112 119113 119116A MAP 31 31 31 PARCEL $ 7 9 ADDRESS 101 Willow St, Reading , MA TOWN STATE FRONTAGE 246.64 96.69 374.61 _-a s r_:," ,k 5 NOTES Public - frontage is derived from record plans Public - frontage is derived from record plans Public ~a Q~ ' PUB LIC PRIV ATE CAUSEWAY ROAD RESURFACING AND RELATED WORK - ALTERNATE 112 STATE SECTION STATE SECTION MID-SECTION 'EXTENSION' SECTION rnih,patch/oveday Reclaim Reclaim milt/overlay Total Sum of all Estimated extended Lowell St Gutter (Sta Ste 3+00 to End-of State Ste 9+75 to end (Sta ITEM Quantity Unit Unit Price prices 0+00 to Ste 3+00 Sactinn Sta 4+61 Stn 4+61 to Stn 9+75 13+ Construction Slgnage 16.00 SF $ 20.00 $320.00 16 320.00 - 133 - 3 325 00 2 50 00 Excavation 168,00 Cy $ 25.00 $4,200.00 33 825.00 , . . 00 7 h $ 1500 00 E $10 500 00 - 6 9,000.00 1 1,500.00 Tree Removal >I=12"- . . ac 800 00 , . $4 000 00 - - 3 400 2 00 2 1 600.00 - True Removal < 12" 5A0 . Each $ , . . , Trim 15" Oak Tree 1.00 Each $ 200.00 $200.00 1 200.00. - Trim 35" Oak Tree 1.00 Each $ 400.00 $400.00 - 1 400.00 Remove Basketball Hoop Each $ 200.00 50.00 250 00 Remove and Reset Mailboxes 2.00 Each $ 125.00 $250.00 - - 2 . Relocate Hydrant - Each S 800.00 $0.00 - " Relocate Utility Polo (RMLD) 3.00 Each $ 10 000.00 $30,000.0 0 - 1 10 000.00 2 20 000.00 Remove and Dispose Bushes - LS S 100.00 $0.00 - - 2 400 00. 2 Rebuild existing sandstonelbrickwalkway 2.00 Per S 1,200.00 $2,400.00 - 2 . , 70 00 - Pavement Excavation 6.00 CY $ 35.00 $280.00 6 210.00 - . - 147 24 255 00 CutoutfPatch (includes b1L conc.) 233.00 8 4 00 SY $ 165.00 00 LF $ 32 $38,445-02 $60 288 00 66 430 14 190.00 13 760 00 270 - B,640.00 758 24 256.00 426 , . 13 632.00 Granite Curb -Straight 1, 8 . . , . . - 5 178 712.09 5 Granite Curb -Radius 178.50 LF $ 32.00 $5,712.00 - - 12 820 00 2 . 18 , 4,230,00 Granite Curb -Throat Stones 30.00 00 42 Each S 235.00 00 Each $ 235 $7,050.00 870.00 $9 2 - 470.00 4 940.00 18 . , 4,230.00 18 4,230.00 Granite Curb-Curb Returns , 166 00 . 00 CY $ 30 , 980.00 $4 - 33 990.00 133 3,990.00 Gravel Borrow Fine Grading and Compacting . . 1 801.00 . SY $ 130 , $2,701.50 430 645.00 1371 2,056, 0 - ti atch Sid t lk 47.00 SY S 180.00 $8,460.00 - - - - 47 8,460.00 ou p ewa cu 90 18 $8 532 00 - - 10 180.00 454 8,352.00 Sidewalk overlay J1.5") 474.00 . SY $ . , . 4 660 00 e and Utility Structures djust Draina 7.00 EA $ 165.00 S1,155.0 0 1 165.00 2 330.00 . g Rebuild Drainage and Utility Structures 4.00 VF $ 165.00 $660.00 - 4 2 660.00 000 00 5 New Catch Basin 2.00 LS $ 2,500,00 $5,00100 - - . , New Drain Manhole 1.00 LS . $ 2,300.00 $2,30D.010 1 2,300.00 12" RCP 18.00 LF $ 80.00 $900.00 - 18 900.00 Bandon RCP 30.00 LF $ 40.00 31,200.-00 - 30 1,200.00 djust Water Gates 3,00 EA. $ 125,00 $375.00 1 125.00 2 250.00 to grade) lace ate castin (in ater 1.00 FA $ 150.00 $150.00 1 150.00 F , p g g Otone bound casting (in place, to grade) 1.00 4 0 EA $ 85.00 00 TON $ 135 $85.00 $5 670 0 3 - 405.00 85.00 405.00 25 - 3,375.00 1 1,485.00 Sit Cone. Binder & Top Handwork Bituminous Concrete Base Ceurse (3") 2.0 282.00 . TON $ 75.00 , . ,150.00 5,550.00 208 15,600.00 BituminousConcreteLevelerCourse(1") 99.00 TON $ 75.00 425.00 10 750.00 - - 89 75 6675.00 225 00 Tack Coat S in 217.00 GAL S 3.00 651.00 51 153.00 69.00 68 204.00 . p y ' 00 457 TON $ 75.00 $34 275.00 95 7 12.00 49 3 675.00 151 1 t 325.00 162 12,150.00 1 Bituminous Concrete Top Course (2 Hot Rubberized Sealer . 1,457.00 LF S 1.00 1 , ,457.00 .380 380.00 161 161.00 514 514.00 402 402.00 4 1 50 Cold Plane 2,330.00 SY S 2.85 640.50 860 2,451.00 - 1470 , 89. Reclaim Base Course 1,621.00 SY 5 2.75 457.75 458 1 1,259.50 1163 3 198.25 Drain Construction i LS $55,000.00 ,000,00 - - 1 55,000.00 210 1 785 00 k Sealin C 360,00 Ga8.50 $3 060.00 150 - . g rac R&R Wood Pole Fence at RMLD Property 111.00 LF $ .45.00 33,645.00 81 3,645.00 Removeidispose section of fence at #52IRMLD Prop. Line 1.00 LS $ 135.00 $135.00 1 P - 50 797 1 445 13.0 7 50 2 560 3 90. Loam and Seed 1,370.00 SY S 5.50 57,535.0 200 . . , Markin s T ffi 1 LS $150.00 $150.00 1 g ra c foamboard etc t i t li k 1 LS $ 75.00 $75.00 1 1 , a es, pa n , Misc supp es... s Trafflc Control i LS S 95 1 41 4 3,697.20 1 18 099.13 1 1,00523 . a ,ca.903a . s ~ms~77a evised Through October 13, 2010 s~ i $ 38,886.67 S 4,757.94 $ 4,066.92 S 19,909.04 S 10,152.77 $427,753.37 S 52,337.34 $ 44.736.1-2 S 216,999.41 S 111,680.50 TOTAL COST PRIVATE SECTION = S 330,679.91 . Say S 331,000.00 - BOARD 0/ SuRSEi UTWT MRA 14 19A1 COOL 0, PYRUO RAY ESlAO m OT ' COUMWMAIiR R WLSSARNSCTIS l / - ASSESSORS MAP 31 LOT 1 AYOUSIMAN RS CRD 01, PYOUC RAT - - - _ ASSESSORS MAP 35 LOT 50 ry__~:A-~'- rRw too r5,t.on . ~'T tOI ♦ A w ' A556mmIX1s MAP 31 • - - - ~ _ _ _ ~Ry. MAP ASS 31 LOi ! - O PEAOtxO .-P., UORT OPT ~ Py 8. D TOM O Of JAN RCAOWG 9 • w - W9E rAKPOtI rAT wu.rt e+w . g TVTI ASSESSORS MAP ]t Lot 9 COMU KALTR DE MASlAONXtiS e a ~v r - 8 - ASSCSSWS uAP ]t WTI _ : '1 D R . wAVrt oam _ - _ - ' MgR . 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DUNN JONATHAN M SUNITA DUNN 19 BENJAMIN IN READING, MA 01867 t3' .v. i ~~i tfies fiGlles a ~elet 1 Ruez a la hachure afro de 1 www avery com Ufillisez le clabant AVERYO 51600 1 charoemen't reveler le rebord Pop-UpTM i 1-800-GO-AVERY LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF READING To the Inhabitants of the Town of Reading: Pleasetake- notice that the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Reading will hold the follow- ing public hearing on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, 16 Lowell Street, Reading, Massachusetts: Street Acces: Benjamin Lan , ylie Drive 8:30 p.m. A copy of the relevant docu- merit regarding this topic is available .in the Town Manager's Office, 16 Lowell Street, Reading, MA from 7:30 am-5:30 pm, M-W-Thugs and Tues 7:30 am-7:00 pm and these documents are attached to the hearing notice on the Website at www.readingma.gov All interested parties are invited to attend the hearing, or may submit their comments in writing'or by email prior to 6:00 p.m. on October.26, 2010 to t o w n m a n a g- er@ci.reading.ma.us By order of Peter. 1. 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' - - r'.., •14., ~-=t;: ~--~,1 p' ~ : •~al£.,• alb ::flu: y~lu:, si, • ~i - . w,l{r.: ' ~ -1•= 1 -7. ~i5 901- No. 2 2 too Ova -k $400,000 single family home pays $5,500 per year in property taxes Use of Funds Summary FY 2011 Town $ 1,950 24% Schools & Facilities $ 3,997 50% Shared Costs $ 2,127 26% TOTAL $ 8,073 Wages $ 4,449 55% Expenses $ 3,624 45% TOTAL $ 8,073 Use of Funds Details FY 2011 Public Safety $ 834 10% Public Works $ 583 7% Accounting & Finance $ 210 3% Library $ 132 2% Community Services $ 117 1% Town Administration $ 74 1% Town Gov't $ 1,950 24% Regular day $ 2,315 29% Special Education $ 995 12% Sch. Building Maint. $ 385 5% Health/Athl/ExtrC/Tech $ 132 2% School Administration $ 90 1% Town Building Maint $ 80 1% Schools & Facilities $ 3,997 50% Benefits -Health/Life Ins. $ 821 10% Debt $ 663 8% Benefits - Retirement $ 319 4% Benefits - Other $ 121 1% Capital $ 107 1% State Assessments (META) $ 61 1 % Vocational Education $ 35 0% Shared $ 2,127 Source of Funds FY 2011 property taxes $ 5,500 68% State & Federal Aid $ 1,422 18% MV Excise taxes $ 258 3% RMLD Earnings $ 234 3% Transfers & Other $ 220 3% Charges & Permits 189 2% Other Local revenues $ 134 2% Cash Reserves $ 101 1 % Meals tax $ 15 0% TOTAL $ 8,074 Zb $400,000 single family home pays $5,500 per year in property taxes Town Schools Shared Regular day $ 2,315 29% Special Education $ 995 12% Public Safety $ 834 10% Benefits -Health/Life Ins. $ 821 10% Debt $ 663 8% Public Works $ 583 7% Sch. Building Maint. $ 385 5% Benefits - Retirement $ 319 4% Accounting & Finance $ 210 3% Library $ 132 2% Health/Athi/ExtrC/Tech $ 132 2% Benefits - Other $ 121 1% Community Services $ 117 1% Capital $ 107 1% School Administration $ 90 1% Town Building Maint $ 80 1% Town Administration $ 74 1% State Assessments $ 61 1% Vocational Education $ 35 0% $ 1,950 $ 3,997 $ 2,127 24% 50% .26% Source of Funds FY 2011 property taxes $ 5,500 .68% State & Federal Aid $ 1,422 18% MV Excise taxes $ 258 3% RMLD Earnings $ 234 3% Transfers & Other $ 220 3% Charges & Permits $ 189 2% Other Local revenues $ 134 2% Cash Reserves $ 101 1% Meals tax $ 15 01 TOTAL $ 8,074 6 SUMMARY OF ASSESSED VALUES FROM FISCAL YEAR 2006 THROUGH 2011 READING, MA TAX CLASSIFICATION DATA FY 2011 Change Proposed Percent Percent Percent Percent Percent Percenf FY2010 FY 2011 of FY 2010 of FY 2009 of FY 2008 of FY 2007 of FY 2006 of to FY 2011 Values Total Taxes Total Values Total Values Total Values Total Values Total Single Family 2.30% $2,881,725 76.9% $2,816,271 77.2% $2,882,788 77.5% $2,933,910 77.9% $2,994,760 79.1% $2,912,273 80.2% Condominiums 0.03% $245,892 6.6% $245,114 6.7% $255,060 6.9% $256,931 6.8% $239,249 6.3% $200,689 5.5% Two/Three Family -2.10% $145,483 3.9% $148,610 4.1% $162,975 4.4% $174,541 4.6% $176,331 4.7% $177,606 4.9% Apartments 10.80% $74,585 2.0% $67,315 1.8% $67,811 1.8% $66,956 1.8% $62,218 1.6% $43,796 1.2% Vacant Land 2.56% $12,307 0.3% $12,000 0.3% $14,185 0.4% $17,603 0.5% $18,610 0.5% $16,946 0.5% Mixed Use 11.88% $15,282 0.4% $13,659 0.4% $13,261 0.4% $14,837 0.4% $14,364 0.4% $14,243 0.4% Commercial 11.03% $314,063 8.4% $264,588 7.3% $256,825 6.9% $249,361 6.6% $229,190 6.1% $211,688 5.8% Industrial $9,043 0.2% $21,051 0.6% $21,161 0.6% $17,381 0.5% $21,073 0.6% $22,441 0.6% Miscellaneous $6,654 0.2% $11,375 0.3% $11,483 0.3% $11,356 0.3% $11,654 0.3% $17,155 0.5% Personal Property -2.52% $44,626 1.2% $45,779 1.3% $34,299 0.9% $22,237 0.6% $17,712 0.5% $15,883 0.4% 2.85% $3,749,660 100.0% $3,645,761 100.0% $3,719,848 100.0% $3,765,111 100.0% $3,785,159 100.0% $3,632,721 100.0% New Construction $33,502,900/$1,000 Q $13.75 Equals $460,665 t DRAFT November 8. 2010 Subsequent Town Meeting WARRANT OUTLINE 10/21/2010 Art. # Article Description Mover/ Moderator Sponsor Comment Notes S ti ) ?Y ~ ~ ~ k3 ? ~ Ai h J 1y . l 1 - 2 - > a 1 ,AT 1 -3L N t~' ~ ryT 'f ~ ~~~c~ 3.' 4 `I ;C. y ~ d i l F T ~ ~ c V Y. .Y T j l ~ x 1 . Reports Board of Selectmen ♦ State of the Schools - Recognition of Doherty George Theophanis ♦ RMLD -O'Neill ♦ Report on instructional motion re church snow plowing - Hechenbleilmer ♦ Report of the ahMBC - Michaud 7, - - 1 r i 2 Board of Selectmen ♦ Bonazoh Table .z y iSw^~.. y~"_-•,~- 1 '}''f S 'T~... A T' r~Q~ TF } 1. \ { , 1 4 11 c 'ir'. i 'lc~' f-~"- , 1 F . 3 Capital Improverent Program Amend Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion- Anthony FY 2011- FY 2020 ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikaer ♦ FINCOM report - Berman ' "'E ~ s c i Y: •i::. . ~ S s~.~,. i~ ~r._. 4 Amend FY 2011 Budget INCOM F ♦ Motion -West 213 vote ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner ♦ FINCOM report- Greenfield ~ ~ a~3 [ 4 * ~ : 2' ~ ':~i z ~ z~n , 3 ~ t ' t 4 ~ ~r ~ ._{r: ~ . „ ~.it Fs t•: ~ - . . . 5 Payment of prior years' bills Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion - Goldy 9/10 vote ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner FINCOM report- Leyne a 7 _ wr rf r d H c ti ` y 6 Disposal of tangible property . Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion- Tafoya ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner ♦ FINCOM report - Torman vx .7 Debt Authorization - water Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion - Bonazoli 2/3 vote ♦ Presentation - improvement loan program Zambouras ♦ FINCOM report -West 8 Authorizing the Town to apply for Library Board of ♦ Motion-, fiends - Reading Public Library project Trustees ♦ Presentation - Urell Library Trustees report y ♦ FINCOM report - Fardy ~ ~?a 1 25 9 Debt Authorization - School Buildings School Committee ♦ Motion - Caruso 2/3 vote - "Green Repair" program ♦ Presentation - Delai ♦ School Committee report ♦ FINCOM report - Greenfield f`~ `4 1 I I it '4y 7: 7 1 rCr' L 4;,1 1 K'ti X55 . . f 10 boundaries of Birch Amending Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion -Anthony Meadow parcel ownership ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner, Zambouras 11 Street Acceptance -Benjamin Lane, Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion- Schubert 3 separate motions Causeway Road, Kiley Drive ♦ Presentation - 2/3 vote Zambouras ♦ FINCOM report - Dockser ~f a , > 12 Acceptance of drainage easements - Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion - Goldy Benjamin Lane ♦ Presentation - Zambouras. 'n 71 13 Home Rule petition re additional Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion- Tafoya Counted•Vote~ package store license for Downtown ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleilmer ♦ Bylaw Comm. Report - Pacmo 14 Bylaw Amendment " re eliminating Rules Committee ♦ Motion - Bonazoli Precinct chairman term limits ♦ Presentation - ♦ Bylaw Comm. Report - Pacino i•' r -iYf t qi r r t T IgY i ; 3 ~ ~ _ ft r '~r --4 ~l:c. I : , _ 15 Amend Charter to eliminate Land Bank Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion -Anthony 2/3 vote Committee ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner ♦ Bylaw Comm. Report - Pacino Fl _ 16 Charter Amendment re referendum Board of Selectmen ♦ Motion- Schubert 2/3 vote procedures ♦ Presentation - Hechenbleikner, Doucette ♦ Board of Selectmen report - Schubert ♦ Bylaw Comm. Report - Pacino 77 Approving a contract for greater than 3 Reading Municipal ♦ Motion - O'Neill 2/3 vote ears Light Board ♦ Presentation - Cameron _ y ♦ Bylaw Comm. Report - Pacino 9 _ • 26 18 Zoning - amendments to sign CPDC + Motion- 2/3 vote regulations - side yard setbacks on + Presentation - Delios + CPDC report freestanding signs in Business A zoning + Bylaw Comm. Report - district 19 Zoning - amendments to sign CPDC + Motion- 2/3 vote regulations - free standing signs in + Presentation- Delios + CPDC report. Business B zoning district + Bylaw Comm. Report - 20 Zoning - amendments to sign CPDC + Motion- 2/3 vote regulations - Exempt Signs in Business + Presentation- Delios + CPDC report A and Business B zoning districts + Bylaw Comm. Report - 21 Zoning - amendments to sign CPDC + Motion - 2/3 vote regulations - second sign permitted in + Presentation- Delios +CPDC report single tenant buildings Business A - + Bylaw Comm Report zoning district 22 Zoning - ~correction to Section 6.3 CPDC + Motion- 2/3 vote Nonconforming + Presentation- Delios + CPDC report + Bylaw Comm. Report - 71 7 ~ ryJe t x, ~'t" }d. i K f Z _ ~i q$ II - \ S [t,. ,4[ , { r a'., .1 h -•1 . 1, Y L FF tii~ } '"~I i L ~ °a7,y t. r 1 act ~ 3 - t 27 Section 6.2 - Evaluation of the Town Manager Since the position of Town Manager is of great importance in establishing the direction of Town Services, the Board of Selectmen formulates through this policy a process for evaluating the performance of the Town Manager, at two levels: 1. Annual establishment of the Town Manager's goals for the coming calendar year. 2. Annual evaluation of the Town Manager's overall performance as defined in the role description for the position and in meeting established objectives. . 6.2.1- Goals Prior to the end of the calendar year, the Town Manager shall submit in. writing to the Board for discussion and mutual approval, a list of annual key goals that reflect the Town's needs and priorities. The Town Manager will .then establish, with Department Heads, the specific objectives and work plan to accomplish the agreed upon goals. During the year, normally at three-month intervals, there will be open sessions of the Board during which-the Town Manager shall report progress in achieving the goals and objectives and receive feedback from the Board. 6.2.2 -Annual Evaluation The annual evaluation of the Town Manager's overall. performance shall be based on the role description for the position and the achievement of goals and objectives that had been previously agreed upon. The, evaluation shall cover the previous year's performance. With input from the Town Manager, the Board shall establish a role description for the position of Town Manager which may be reviewed from time to time at the request of either the Board or the Manager. When changes in items on the role description are made by the Board, the Town Manager shall be given at least six months to demonstrate performance on the changed item, before an evaluation on that issue is made unless the Manager and the Board agree otherwise. An evaluation subcommittee, appointed by the Chairman, shall initiate the annual evaluation process late in each year by distributing to each Board member and the Town Manager: • a copy of an Annual Evaluation Form, • the current years goals and objectives and current progress reports from the Town Manager and • the previous year's Evaluation Report. Each Board member and the Town Manager shall submit the completed evaluation form to the subcommittee within four weeks. The subcommittee will then prepare. a composite of the Evaluation Reports and submit this to the Board of Selectmen and Town Manager for presentation and discussion in a regular session of the Board of Selectmen. The Board will take into consideration the Town Manager's overall performance and progress in meeting the annual key goals and objectives in establishing the Town Manager's salary for the following year beginning July 1. A copy of the Annual Evaluation Report is ' to be placed in the Town Manager's personnel file. . Adopted 12-13-94, amended November 1, 2005 69 S~ Town of Reading 16 Lowell Street Reading, MA 01867-2683 Phane:781-942-6612 Faz:781-942-9071 &vail: jdelios@W.readin.ma.us Community Planning and Development Commission PUBLIC HEARING LEGAL NOTICE Notice of a public hearing is hereby given, under Article 5.8.2 Public Order Scenic Roads of the General By-Laws of the Town of Reading, that the Community Planning and Development Commission (CPDC) will hold a public hearing on Monday, November V at 7:30 PM, in the Selectmen's Meeting Room of Reading Town Hall, 16 Howell Street, to consider a property owner request to widen the existing driveway at 46 Walnut Street (Assessor's Map 7, Lot 42). The driveway is being altered so that it will line up with the new' garage. Walnut Street -is a designated Scenic Road which requires CPDC review for work proposed in the right of way. The application was submitted by Andrew & Marit Pywell. of 46 Walnut Street. A copy of the application and associated material is available to the public in the Community Services Department in Town Hall, Monday-Thursday from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM and until 7:00 PM on Tuesdays. Reading Community Planning & Development Commission A copy of this notice has been sent to abutters within 300 ft of the property Current Proposed Maximum Department Item Description Fee' Fee by law Reason -ire 1 Smoke/Carbon Monoxide alarms 415 BOS vote Jan '10 Single family $15 $25 $50 comp towns $50 Two-family $20 $50 $100 comp towns $100 6 or fewer residential units $10 per unit $150 $150 varies up to $150 7 or more residential units $10 per unit $500 $500 comp towns $500 415 BOS vote Jan '10 -ire 2 Oil Burner installations $15 $25 comp towns $25-50 Propane $20 $25 comp towns $25-50 Combustible storage $15 $25 comp towns $25-50 town Clerk Renew underground storage tanks $12.50 $25 comp towns $25-$200 town Clerk 3 copies of Zoning Bylaws (175 pgs) $15 $30 all now available free online copies of Town Bylaws (96 pgs) $10 $20 increase charges to approximately copies of Town Charter (41 pgs) $6 $10 $0.20/page 3olice 4 Parking/Depot access $25 $35 415 BOS vote Jan '10 Senior $15 $15 (phase to $50 in 2-3 years) 2nd car at same address $10 $15 Police 5 Fingerprinting none $25 comp towns $25+ Finance 6 Lien Certificates - SF home $25 $50 comp towns $40-$60 (doing 25-50/wk; mt refi's Public works 7 Water/sewer - charge for final bill none $25 comp towns $25 final meter reading & bill re . public works 8 Sprinkler per Head charges $0.25/6 mos. $0 Eliminate fee ($4800/yr) Nuisance sized bills to businesses Penalizing good fire prevention comm. Svcs. 9 Annual blanket fee for commercial none $300 Eliminate many small fees & trips with on-staff electricians - to.apply Approximately revenue neutral only to routine maintenance and not to new construction or renovation Comm. Svcs. 10 Reinspection fees - building permits none $30 415 BOS vote Jan'10 align with electric/ as/ lumbin I Comm. Svcs. 11 Establish Site Plan Waiver Fee none none 415 BOS vote Jan '10 too onerous on small businesses 0 ^ { t j Jf ( f iJ J ide ( ~Jal all _J ! t J~ i E t E J f I Vote ~ ~ f YT ; E_ ,'~^i i i.T t i FF ~ i.. ~ I'~'~ r(~J I ~ i E f"t i I f mp .Ar--e: 41k Vrl'o ofi,-' a-xi -f~-- ctor. 1 Remaining Steps for the Revaluation Process: 1. We are currently in conversation with our State Certification Representative. ' 2. Review and respond to the Bureau of Local Assessment Concerns. 3. Get "Preliminary' approval from the Division of Local Services and Bureaus of Local Assessment. 4. Get "Impact Notices" out for informal hearing. 5. Have informal hearings. (minimum one week) 6. Make appointments, review and correct items; corrections that create a value difference of 10% or greater need to be reported on the LA 10. 7. Then submit final LA 4, LA 10 and LA 13 to state for approval of new growth and final Certification. 8. The Classification hearing is next. 9. After the Classification hearing and shift levels are voted, the recap for FY 2011 is submitted for tax rate approval. (This is about the. same time as the Accountant has everything that they submit into Gateway.) 10. Tax rate approved and then the bills are mailed. . SUMMARY OF ASSESSED VALUES FROM.FISCAL YEAR 2006 THROUGH 2011 READING, MA TAX CLASSIFICATION DATA FY 2011 Proposed Change FY 2011 , Percent FY 2010 Percent FY 2009 Percent FY 2008 Percent FY 2007 Percent FY 2006 Percent . FY2010 Values of Taxes of Values of Values of Values of Values of to FY 2011 000 Total 000 Total 000 Total 000 Total 000 Total 000 Total Single Family 2.30% $2,881,725 76.9% $2,816,271 77.2% $2,882,788 77.5% $2,933,910 77.9% $2,994,760 79.1% $2,912,273 80.2% Condominiums 0.03% $245,892 6.6% $245,114 6.7% $255,060 6.9% $256,931 .6.8% $239,249 6.3% $200,689 5.5% Two/Three Family -2.10% $145,483 3.9% $148,610 4.1% $162,975 4.4% $174,541 4.6% $176,331. 4.7% $177,606 4.9% Apartments 10.80% $74,585 2.0% $67,315 1.8% $67,811 1.8% $66,956 1.8% $62,218 1.6% $43,796 1.2% Vacant Land 2.56% $12,307 0.3% $12,000 0.3% $14,185 0.4% $17,603 0.5% $18,610 0.5% $16,946 .0.5% Mixed Use 11.88% $15,282 0.4% . $13,659 0.4% $13,261 0.4% $14,837 0.4% $14,364 0.4% $14,243 0.4% . Commercial 11.03% $314,063 8.4% $264,588 7.3% $256,825 6.9% $249,361 6.6% $229,190 6.1% $211,688 5.8% Industrial $9,043 0.2% $21,051 0.6% $21,161 0.6% $17,381 0.5% $21,073 0.6% . $22,441 0.6% Miscellaneous $6,654 0.2%' $11,375 0.3% $11,483 0.3% $11,356 0.3% $11,654 0.3% $17,155 0.5% Personal Property -2.52% $44,626 1.2% $45,7j 1.3% $34,299 0.96/. $22,237 0.6% $17,712 0.5%. $15,883 0.4% 2.85% $3,749,660 100.0% $3,645,761 100.0% $3,719,848 100.0% $3,765,111 100.0% $3,785,159 100.0% $3,632,721 100.0% New Construction $33,502,900/$1,000 @ $13.75 Equals $460,665