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the Town of Reading shipping a contracted tonnage of trash each
day to this site. The trash would then be recycled into electricity; ,
the glass recycled for asphalt. Schedule of costs to Town would
be high at the onset; projected savings would be realized from
the sale of this electrical power - a future return.
Mr. Mitchel felt that some points were not adequately covered-
- the future of the present Incinerator site as a transfer
station;
- costs of trucking to North Andover;
- protection of the Town legally, among others.
Town Counsel feels that the contract as presently written puts
all of the burden on the Town and none on the contractor. There
is pressure to join NESWC by January 1, 1980 or a late fee will
be levied on the Town.
Another option open to the Town is to continue the present
contract with BFI to pick up and dispose of the trash in a land-
fill in Randolph. This is not a long term solution as the land-
fill project is already meeting with some resistance in that
Town.
The third alternative is the RESCO Company of.Saugus proposal,
which would pick up and take trash to their Incinerator in
Saugus. Mr, Mitchel feels that the Board of Public Works will
have a difficult time getting Article 12 passed.
Fiscal '81
Budget proposal forms for Fiscal 181 were received from the
Finance Committee. The Board's projected budget must be ready
by December 28, 1979. The Board is to meet with the Finance
Committee on January 29, 1980. Ms. Plansky was requested to
ready all materials for preparation of the Budget Proposal by
J. Zorabedian.
Upon a motion duly made and seconded, the meeting adjourned at
10:00 P.M.
Respect 1 y submitted,
John o abedia , Jr.
Minutes of the Meeting of Novemb 5,J1~79.
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The Vice-Chairman, B. Mitchel, called the meeting to order at
8:00 P.M. in Room 19, 52 Sanborn Street (the Community Center)
with J. Zorabedian and G. Paynter present.
Correspondence
Mail was reviewed.
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After reviewing the zoning maps, the Board determined that the
land abutting and the rear portion of this parcel of land is
Wetlands and not Flood Plains as indicated on the developer's dra
drawings.
The interview recessed at 9:05 P.M.
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Bills Payable in the amount of $18:.36 was unanimously approved for
payment by the Board.
Zoning Maps
The Board approved distribution of the Zoning Maps to the following
Town Boards or Commissions:
Board of Assessors.; Board of Public Works; Board of
Appeals; Building Inspector; Land Bank Commission and
Reading Public Library.
The Board noted that they would have to update the master copies
of the large zoning maps to include the present zoning changes as
approved by the Commonwealth.
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A letter is to be sent to the Town Treasurer recommending that the
Town, under the jurisdiction of the Board of Selectmen, retain for
recreational or open space use the land located at the Bear Hill
Nike site (Tax title #101 Bear Hill Road)and also the land in the
Birch Meadow area (Tax title #139 Oakland Road and vicinity, and
Tax Title #409 Oakland Road and vicinity).
Trancoa Property
Mr. Sturm will review the material obtained from the Building
Inspector concerning this property and make a report to the Board
next week.
128 Auto Sales
Chairman Sturm led a discussion as to the merits of the present
proposal of Route 128 Auto Sales to purchase Town owned land on
John Street. It was noted that the Town, should develop an overall
concept for present and future use of the Dump Site and that all
and any such plans to build or develop would be made in accordance
with this comprehensive plan.
The Board will further discuss this matter with Mr. Carl Amon,
Attorney for 128 Sales, at a meeting scheduled for later this month.
Solid Waste Disposal
Mr. Mitchel will make his report to the Board on Monday, October 28,
1979 concerning the Board of Public Works' hearings on Solid Waste.
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The next meeting of the Planning Board is scheduled for Monday,
October 29, 1979.
Upon a motion duly made and seconded, the meeting adjourned at.
10:10 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
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Barry '9,
Mitchel
Minutes of the Meeting of October 29, 1979.
Chairman Sturm called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. in Room
19, 52 Sanborn Street (the. Community Center) with J. Zorabedian,
G. Paynter, E. Childress and B. Mitchel present.
Correspondence
Mail was reviewed. A notice is to be sent to the Dartmouth
Planning Board in response to a request for an updated copy of
the Town's Zoning By-laws stating the fee per copy and noting
that we are presently updating our By--laws and a copy will be
sent as soon as they are ready.
Minutes
Minutes of the Meeting of August 20, 1979 were accepted unani-
mously. Corrected minutes of the meeting of September 17, 1979
were accepted unanimously.
Minutes of the meeting of October 2, 1979 were accepted uani-
mously. Corrected minutes of October 10, 1979 were accepted
unanimously.
Salem Street Nursing Home Proposal
A synopsis of the meeting held October 15, 1979 was sent to the
Board of Selectmen. Copies of the builder's "Statement of Intent"
were made for the Board's file and the Board of Selectmen. The
original copy was returned to the developer., Mr. R. Pizzoferrato,
along with a list of Town Boards.and ag.eacies interested in this
project; a copy of the Comprehensive Permit and "open blighted"
references; and a cover letter signed by Chairman Sturm.
Tax Land
Mr. Zorabedian reported on his investigations of the Tax Land
currently held by the Town. The maps presently used for this
purpose are outdated and some of the land as indicated on these
maps has either been built upon, is used as drainage easements
or is currently held by the School Department.