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1,000.00
7,000.00
(Incl. $570 for out-of-state travel)
Weights and Measures
Personal Services Other Expenses
$
1,800.00
668.00
Building Inspection
Personal Services Other Expenses (Incl. $100 for out-of-state travel)
14,942.00
2,090.00
Personal Services 100,000.00
Other Expenses 52,650.00
Snow Removal and Ice Control
Personal Services Other Expenses
159,300.00
Personal Services
8,000.00
Other Expenses
33,500.00
Parks
Personal Services
30,845.00
Other Expenses
13,500.00
Trees
Personal Services
19,503.00
Other Expenses
5,975.00
(Incl. $50.00 for out-of-state travel)
Dutch Elm Control
Personal Services
14,288.00
Other Expenses
5,800.00
Insect Pest Control
Personal Services
10,715.00
Other Expenses
7,575.00
Vehicle Maintenance
Personal Services
21,921.00
Other Expenses
75,200.00
Street Lighting
60,000.00
Engineering
Personal Services Other Expenses
1,295.00
Sewers
Personal Services
23,411.00
Other Expenses
14,550.00
Landfill Operation
Personal Services
19,717.00
Other Expenses
9,750.00
Garbage Contract
40,000.00
Board of Health
Personal Services Other Expenses
3,875.00
Animal Inspection
Other Expenses
600.00
Veterans' Services
Personal Services
12,744.00
Other Expenses
40,975.00
Personal Services
3,920,207.00
Other Expenses
794,980.47
(Incl. $4600 out-of-state travel)
34,850.53
Regional Vocational School
71,449.00
Library
Personal Services Other Expenses ($76,352-Incl.
139,841.00
$400 out-of-state travel) less
69,522.27
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Highways (General Maintenance)
40,000.00
Sidewalks
15,217.00
(Incl. $100 out-of-state travel)
24,767.00
Andover School Department
Unpaid bills for 1968
Dog License Reimbursement ($2,546.73) and Grant-in-Aid ($4,283.50)
Recreation Department
Water
Personal Services
110,000.00
Other Expenses ($Incl. $150 out-of-state travel
109,500.00
and $841.78 for two unpaid bills 1-1966 and 1-1968)
Personal Services Other Expenses (Total -- $33,220 less investment income-$8,500=$24,720)
28,700.00
4,520.00
Insurance
76,000.00
Employee Benefits
36,000.00
Patriotic and Civic Celebrations
2,250.00
Veterans' Headquarters and Rental
2,160.00
Retirement
136,899.00
Damages to Persons and Property
3,000.00
Interest Expense
611,629.00
Bond Redemptions
1,130,000.00
Equipment Outlay
22,190.00
Compensation Plan
60,000.00
Total BUDGET to be raised by taxation
$9,542,248.27
SPECIAL ARTICLES (FROM TAXATION)
ARTICLE 6 Chapter 90 Highway Construction
$ 62,000.00
ARTICLE 7 River Street Improvement
25,000.00
ARTICLE 8 Construct road in Lowell Junction Industrial Area 25,000.00
ARTICLE 9 Electronic Voting Machines (Second Payment) 7,000.00
ARTICLE 10 School Sites
12,000.00
ARTICLE 13 Sewer -- Chestnut Street (from Stratford Road to Morton Street)
4,500.00
ARTICLE 14 Public Safety Center (additional funds)
5,000.00
ARTICLE 15 Dredging and clearing land at Haggetts Pond
20,000.00
ARTICLE 16 Repair North Main Street
15,000.00
(Elm Square north to Shawsheen River Bridge)
ARTICLE 17 M B T A Contract
2,500.00
ARTICLE 20 Repairs to Town Hall
4,500.00
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Personal Services 41,786.00 Other Expenses 17,355.00
ARTICLE 21 Greater Lawrence Sanitary District
$ 2,256.98
ARTICLE 22 Aerial Platform Fire Truck 35,000.00
ARTICLE 23 Outdoor Lighting -- Softball Fields 3,000.00
ARTICLE 24 Addition to Town Garage
3,500.00
ARTICLE 28 Annual Rental -- All or portion of Merrimack Valley National Bank Parking Lot for Municipal purposes
1.00
Total SPECIAL ARTICLES to be raised by taxation
$226,257.98
SPECIAL ARTICLES (TO BE BONDED)
ARTICLE 10 School Sites
$368,000.00
ARTICLE 14 Public Safety Center (additional funds)
110,000.00
Total SPECIAL ARTICLES to be bonded
$478,000.00
SPECIAL ARTICLES (FROM AVAILABLE FUNDS)
ARTICLE 26 Transfer to Conservation Fund
$ 6,500.00
GRAND TOTAL BUDGET AND SPECIAL ARTICLES
$10,253,006.25
ARTICLE 25 Overlay Reserve to Reserve Fund
$ 45,000.00
ARTICLE 30 Free Cash to reduce 1969 tax rate
$ 550,800.00
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING
MARCH 8, 1969
ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the ap- proval of the Town Manager and the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of the revenue for the financial years beginning January 1, 1969 and January 1, 1970, in accordance with provisions of General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 4, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 17, or take any other action relative thereto.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED to accept Article 5 as printed in the war- rant.
ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate the sum of $62,000 for Chapter 90 Highway Construction, the Town to be reimbursed 50% by the Commonwealth and 25% by the County; and to authorize the Town to acquire necessary drainage easements by gift, by purchase, or by seizure by right of eminent domain.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED unanimously to accept Article 6 and raise by taxation the sum of $62,000 for Chapter 90 Highway Construction, the Town to be reimbursed 50% by the Commonwealth and 25% by the County; and to authorize the Town to acquire necessary drainage easements by gift, by purchase, or by seizure by right of eminent domain.
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ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate the sum of $25,000 for the purpose of improving River Street in Ballardvale from Ballard- vale Center to Lowell Junction Road approximately, and to authorize the Selectmen to acquire by gift, by purchase or by seizure by right of eminent domain easements over the following parcels of land:
RIVER STREET
MAP NO.
LOT NO.
139
67 & 147 68
Saul Dearborn (Tax Title)
Mary McCabe (Tax Title)
139
70 & 146
Henry J. & Mary W. Trow
139
148 & 149
Howard L. & Mary C. Colbath
140
25
Lewis P. & Attley M. Nason
140
26
Clyde A. & Jocelyn A. White
1
140
32
Eugene L. & Kathleen A. Pimpare
140
33
Robert G. & Rose M. Northup
140
35
Charles R. & Agnes M. Coolidge
140
36
Henry C. & Mary L. Burbine
140
37,40,42,&49
Theodore Mikulewicz
140
38
Marjorie L. Coombs, Agnes M. Grove
140
39
James C. Stearns Sr. & Mary R.
140
41
James F. & Helen M. Fereira
140
48
William R. Ballou
140
50
Robert, Jr. & Elizabeth A. Mills
140
51
Town of Andover
140
52
Forrest J. Bussell
140
52A
Town of Andover
141
2
John J. & Timothy F. Cronin
141
3
Bette Brooks
160
8
Henry W. & Victolia S. Wrigley
and as described in a preliminary plan prepared by the County Engineer and updated by the Town Engineer which is on file in the office of the Town Clerk.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED to accept Article 7 as printed in the war- rant in the amount of $25,000 by taxation. The VOTE -- YES 488, NO 13 -- voted by more than 2/3 as required. A favorable report of the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Secretary. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to acquire, accept and construct a road in the Lowell Junction Industrial Area of the Town and authorize the Selectmen to acquire the necessary lands and easements by gift, by purchase, or by seizure by right of eminent domain from the following supposed owners:
TOWN MAP
LOT
163
2
Kelmore Realty Trust
163
3
Amy U. Whitten
163
4A
Arthur E. & Josephine M. DeMontigny-Boston & Maine) Corporation )
163
7
Gus Dovidio
163
8
Bror Y. & Sonja M. Berg
163
9
Pasquale Tallini
163
9A
Bror Y. & Sonja M. Berg
163
10
Bror Y. & Sonja M. Berg
185
185
2 3
The Gillette Co. Gus Dovidio
139
139
69
Peter D. & Katherine M. Quinn
and to raise by taxation and appropriate or transfer from available funds the sum of $25, 000 and authorize the use of any unexpended funds voted under Article 4 of the
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August 21, 1967 Special Town Meeting.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED that Article 8 be approved as printed in the warrant in the amount of $25, 000 by taxation and authorize the use of any unex- pended funds voted under Article 4 of the August 21, 1967 Special Town Meeting, -no money to be expended unless and until the B & M grants a satisfactory right of way and arrangements can be made to have access to Ballardvale Street. The VOTE -- YES, 577, No, 19 -- voted by more than 2/3 as required. A favorable report of the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Secretary. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate the sum of $7,000 as the second of three payments for the purchase of so-called elec- tronic voting machines, said amount to be added to the amount voted under Article 14 of the Annual Town Meeting of March, 1968.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED that Article 9 be approved as printed in the Warrant in the amount of $7,000 by taxation, said amount to be added to the amount voted under Article 14 of the Annual Town Meeting of March, 1968.
ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate one million dollars for the purpose of acquiring, for school purposes, certain parcels of land in whole or in part and described as follows:
MAP LOT # SUPPOSED TO BE OWNED BY
AREA (+/-)
SITE #1
187
1
Jacob Shlekis
58.54 A
SITE #2
218
2
Thomas A. Lawrence
20 A
218
3A
Fred W. Doyle
6.0A
217
10
Everett S. & Lillian H. Boutwell
1.43A
217
10A
Everett S. & Lillian H. Boutwell
63,505
sf
217
11
Philip I. Gaudette
7 A
224
1A
Fred W. Doyle
54.8 A
225
3
Fred W. Doyle
4,136 sf
225
4
Fred W. Doyle
6 A
225
7
Joseph E. & Phoebe C. Brouillard
29,600
225
8
Fred W. Doyle
SITE #3
153
1
John M. & Elizabeth W. Forbes
2.47 A
153
6
Harry Axelrod
44,762 sf
153
7
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
8
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
9
Harry Axelrod
43,560
sf
153
10
Harry Axelrod
43,560
sf
153
11
Harry
Axelrod
44,173 sf
153
12
Harry Axelrod
60,000
sf
153
13
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
14
Harry Axelrod
43,560
sf
153
16
Harry Axelrod
1.17 A
153
17
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
18
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
19
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
20
Harry Axelrod
43,560
sf
153
21
Harry
Axelrod
7.5 A
SITE #4
139 1
Leslie J. & Valerie Trombly
45,100 sf
153
15
Harry Axelrod
sf 9A
3.79 A
53
SITE #4-cont.
139
2
Wallace S. & Martha Ferris
139
3
Charles E. & Clara C. Bengtson
139
4
Roland I. & Phyllis E. Luken
5,829 sf 2,500 sf 2.75 A
139
6
Andre A. & Rita M. Croteau
3.25 A
139
19
Robert L. & Louise M. Mears
4,000 sf
139
20
Robert L. & Louise M. Mears Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
11,000 sf
139
22
Eleanor D. Doyle & Philip F. Doyle
5,000 sf
139
23
Eleanor D. Doyle & Philip F. Doyle
5,000 sf
139
24
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
16,000 sf
139
25
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
16,960 sf 7,500 sf
139
27
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
11,316 sf
139
28
Carl F. & Jennie C. Mudgett
5,200 sf
139
29
David D. & Amy R. Robinson; John & Amy Ramsay James M. Thresh er
5,200 sf 5,200 sf
139
33
Thomas A., Jr. & Patricia Emmons
22,592 sf
139
35
Thomas A., Jr. & Patricia Emmons
15,000 sf
139
38
Sylvester & Mildred McGovern
25,941 sf
139
39
Carl F. & Jennie C. Mudgett
26,986 sf
139
40
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
49,080 sf
139
41
Philip & Eleanor D. Doyle
13,110 sf
139
50A
Horace J. & Mary J. Hayman
17,740 sf 13.26 A 4.1 A
139
55
John J. & Elizabeth H. Provosoli John Doe
14,575 sf
139
68
Saul Dearborn (Heirs)
4,500 sf .5 A 6.0 A
139
72
John A. Quinn, et al
139
76
Drina Jane Tomlinson
4,500 sf
139
77
Susie M. Young
4,500 sf
139
81
Albert & Mona Marryat
3,500 sf
139
82
Eugene B. Hamilton (Trust)
3,500 sf
139
83
Dorothy Martell
5,685 sf
139
84
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,273 sf
139
85
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,158 sf
139
86
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,045 sf
139
87
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,431 sf
139
88
Willard T. & Barbara C. Ferris
12,023 sf
139
90
Eugene B. Hamilton (Trust)
3,638 sf
139
91
Asdrubale Azzari
7,000 sf
139
92
Herbert & Stella Starr
6,600 sf
139
93
John Doe
6,213 sf
139
93A
Max T. Goldman
5,825 sf
139
94
Clodemire & Daisy Bessette
5,437 sf
139
95
Roland & Florence Decaher
5,053 sf
139
96
Clara Rogers: Louise & Winnifred Axelby
4,666 sf
139
97
Fred & Florence Edmunds
4,288 sf
139
98
Joseph & Lena Gallant
3,950 sf
139
99
Eugene B. Hamilton
4,610 sf
139
100
Eugene B. Hamilton
2,200 sf
139
101
Elmer & Ola Brackenbush
5,000 sf
139
102
Eugene Gorrill
4,644 sf
139
104
Ethel C. Hoarty
4,306 sf
139
108
Eugene B. Hamilton
2,228 sf
139
109
Frank & Stella Moriarty
4,486 sf
139
110
Mary C. & Bowden Holmes
4,566 sf
139
111
Eugene Hamilton
13,938 sf
139
114
Eugene Hamilton
4,806 sf
139
115
Wm. James Curtis
4,841 sf
5
Harold D. & Edna M. Sheaff
1
5,000 sf
139
21
139
26
Philip F. & Eleanor D. Doyle
10,400 sf
139
30
139
31
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
139
50
Susan B. Wonson
139
60A
139
69
Mary McCabe
4.21 A 1.1 A
139
4A
Harold D. & Edna M. Sheaff
139
54
SITE #4-cont.
139
116
Jeremiah J. Regan
4,886 sf
139
117
Hugh, Jr. & Annie McLay
8,934 sf
139
118
Andrew Long
3,995 sf
139
119
Eugene B. Hamilton
10,825 sf
139
121
Eugene B. Hamilton
8,310 sf
139
122
Charles & Ann Dixon
10,734 sf
139
123
Earl R. & Mary Campbell
5,214 sf
139
124
Eugene Hamilton
5,112 sf
139
125
William F. Quinn, Jr; Olive Quigley
4 A
139
126
Eugene Hamilton
22,689 sf
139
127
Thomas & Effie Birney
5,000 sf
139
128
Louis & Marie Bannister
5,000 sf
139
131
Eugene Hamilton
7,216 sf
139
132
Fred & Bessie Dyment
5,000 sf
139
133
Francis Brackett
5,000 sf
139
137
Eugene Hamilton
6,250 sf
139
138
Jean E. (Cassely) Long
15,625 sf
139
139
Henry and Mary Medugno
6,250 sf
139
140
Eugene B. Hamilton
20,836 sf
139
141
Thom., Jr. & Grace Talbot
10,408 sf
139
143
Annie Richardson
6,108 sf
SITE #5
92
39
Albert & Lorraine Bachelder
6.96 A
92
43
Albert & Mildred Reed
.5 A
92
44
Albert & Mildred Reed
12.33 A
SITE #6
18 86,87,88 Edward Jones
89,90,91,
92,93,94,
95,97
18
83 Helen Driscoll McDonald
2.51 A
18
103
Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh)
7.17 A
18
104 Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh)
6.23 A
18
105 Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh)
5.8 A
SITE #7
81
1
Richard W. & Patricia B. Lally
30.87 A
SITE #8
62
11
Anna White
23.5 A
SITE #9
10
Joseph Glowacki
27
2 7
Frederick P. & Emily Walton Taft
27.23 A 30.0 A
and to determine whether such sum shall be raised by taxation, by transfer from available funds, by borrowing or by any combination of the foregoing; and to author- ize the Board of Selectmen to acquire said parcels by gift, by purchase or by seiz- ure by right of eminent domain, or take any other action relative thereto.
After a lengthy discussion of this article, a motion made on Article 10 was with- drawn.
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5.0A
and Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
and Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
and Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED to adjourn at 4:30 P. M. until Monday evening, March 10, 1969 at 7:30 P. M. in the Andover High School Gymnasium.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING MARCH 10, 1969
The check lists were used at entrance and showed 891 voters admitted to the meet- ing.
The meeting was called to order by Arthur Williams, Moderator at 7:40 P. M. having been adjourned from Saturday, March 8, 1969 at 4:30 P. M.
At this time, discussion of Article 10 was resumed.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED THAT THE Board of Selectmen be authorized to acquire for school purposes, on behalf of the Town, by purchase, by gift, or by seizure by right of eminent domain, under the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 80A as amended, the following sites as listed in the warrant for the Town Meeting, Article 10 'and the supplemental warrant, Article 2:
MAP # LOT # SUPPOSED TO BE OWNED BY
AREA (+/-)
SITE #1
187
1
Jacob Shlekis
58.54 A
SITE #2
218
2
Thomas A. Lawrence
20 A
218
3A
Fred W. Doyle
6.0 A
217
10
Everett S. & Lillian H. Boutwell
1.43A
217
10A
Everett S. & Lillian H. Boutwell
63.505 sf
217
11
Philip I. Gaudette
7 A
224
1A
Fred W. Doyle
54.8 A
225
3
Fred W. Doyle
4.136 sf
225
4
Fred W. Doyle
6 A
225
7
Joseph E. & Phoebe C. Brouillard
29,600 sf
225
8
Fred W. Doyle
9A
SITE #3
153
1
John M. & Elizabeth W. Forbes
2.47 A
153
6
Harry Axelrod
44,762 sf
153
7
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
8
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
9
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
10
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
11
Harry Axelrod
44,173 sf
153
12
Harry Axelrod
60,000 sf
153
13
Harry Axelrod
45,100 sf
153
14
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
15
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
16
Harry
Axelrod
1.17 A
153
17
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
18
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
19
Harry Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
20
Harry
Axelrod
43,560 sf
153
21
Harry
Axelrod
7.5 A
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SITE #4
139
1
Leslie J. & Valerie Trombly
3.79 A
139
2
Wallace S. & Martha Ferris
4.21 A
139
3
Charles E. & Clara C. Bengtson
1.1 A
139
4
Roland I. & Phyllis E. Luken
5,829 sf
139
4A
Harold D. & Edna M. Sheaff
2,500 sf
139
5
Harold D. & Edna M. Sheaff Andre A. & Rita M. Croteau
3.25 A
139
19
Robert L. & Louise M. Mears
4,000 sf
139
20
Robert L. & Louise M. Mears
5,000 sf
139
21
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
11,000 sf
139
22
Eleanor D. Doyle & Philip F. Doyle
5,000 sf
139
23
Eleanor D. Doyle & Philip F. Doyle
5,000 sf
139
24
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
16,000 sf
139
25
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
16,960 sf
139
26
Philip F. & Eleanor D. Doyle
7,500 sf
139
27
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
11,316 sf
139
28
Carl F. & Jennie C. Mudgett
5,200 sf
139
29
David D. & Amy R. Robinson;
John & Amy Ramsay
10,400 sf
139
30
James M. Thresher
5,200 sf 5,200 sf
139
33
Thomas A., Jr. & Patricia Emmons
22,592 sf
139
35
Thomas A., Jr. & Patricia Emmons
15,000 sf
139
38
Sylvester & Mildred McGovern
25,941 sf
139
39
Carl F. & Jennie C. Mudgett
26,986 sf
139
40
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
49,080 sf
139
41
Philip & Eleanor D. Doyle
13,110 sf
139
50A
Horace J. & Mary J. Hayman
17,740 sf
139
50
Susan B. Wonson
13.26 A
139
55
4.1 A
139
60A
14,575 sf
139
68
Saul Dearborn (Heirs)
4,500 sf
139
69
Mary McCabe
.5 A 6.0 A
139
76
Drina Jane Tomlinson
4,500 sf
139
77
Susie M. Young
4,500 sf
139
81
Albert & Mona Marryat
3,500 sf
139
82
Eugene B. Hamilton ( Trust)
3,500 sf
139
83
Dorothy Martell
5,685
sf
139
84
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,273 sf
139
85
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,158 sf
139
86
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,045 sf
139
87
John S. & Marion F. Gollan
4,431 sf
139
88
Willard T. & Barbara C. Ferris
12,023 sf
139
90
Eugene B. Hamilton (Trust)
3,638 sf
139
91
Asdrubale Azzari
7,000 sf
139
92
Herbert & Stella Starr
6,600 sf
139
93
John Doe
6,213
sf
139
93A
Max T. Goldman
5,825 sf
139
94
Clodemire & Daisy Bessette
5,437 sf
139
95
Roland & Florence Decaher
5,053
sf
139
96
Clara Rogers; Louise & Winnifred Axelby
4,666 sf
139
97
Fred & Florence Edmunds
4,288 sf
139
98
Joseph & Lena Gallant
3,950 sf
139
99
Eugene B. Hamilton
4,610 sf
139
100
Eugene B. Hamilton
2,200 sf
139
101
Elmer & Ola Brackenbush
5,000 sf
139
102
Eugene Gorrill
4,644 sf
139
104
Ethel C. Hoartz
4,306 sf
139
10 8
Eugene B. Hamilton
2,228 sf
139
109
Frank & Stella Moriarty
4,486 sf
139
110
Mary C. & Bowden Holmes
4,566 sf
139
111
Eugene Hamilton
13,938 sf
139
114
Eugene Hamilton
4,806 sf
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2.74 A
139
6
139
31
Eleanor C. Doyle, Exec.
John J. & Elizabeth H. Provosoli John Doe
139
72
John A. Quinn, et al
SITE #4-cont.
139
115
Wm. James Curtis
4,841 sf
139
116
Jeremiah J. Regan
4,886 sf
139
117 Hugh, Jr. & Annie McLay
8,934 sf
139
118
Andrew Long
3,995 sf
139
119
Eugene B. Hamilton
10,825 sf
139
121
Eugene B. Hamilton
8,310 sf
139
122
Charles & Anna Dixon
10,734 sf
139
123
Earl R. & Mary Campbell
5,214 sf
139
124
Eugene Hamilton
5,112 sf
139
125
William F. Quinn, Jr., Olive Quigley
4 A
139
126
Eugene Hamilton
22,689 sf
139
127
Thomas & Effie Birney
5,000 sf
139
128
Louis & Marie Bannister
5,000 sf
139
131
Eugene Hamilton
7,216 sf
139
132
Fred & Bessie Dyment
5,000 sf
139
133
Francis Brackett
5,000 sf
139
137
Eugene Hamilton
6,250 sf
139
138
Jean E. (Cassely) Long
15,625 sf
139
139
Henry and Mary Medugno
6,250 sf
139
140
Eugene B. Hamilton
20,836 sf
139
141
Thom., Jr. & Grace Talbot
10,408 sf
139
143
Annie Richardson
6,108 sf
SITE #6
18 86,87,88, Edward Jones
5.0A
89,90,91,
92,93,94,
95,97
18
83
Helen Driscoll McDonald
2.51 A
18
103
Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh) and
7.17 A
Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh) and
6.23
18
105
Irene, Francis, Grace, John D., Mary (Walsh) and
5.8 A
Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
SITE #8
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11 Anna White
23.5 A
Map #152 - Lots 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, supposed to be owned by Harry Axelrod -- and containing approximately ten acres;
said sites to be acquired in whole or in part, the precise boundaries of the lands taken to be determined by the unanimous decision of a committee appointed by the Moderator, which Committee shall consist of the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, the Chairman of the Planning Board, the Chair- man of the School Committee and two other citizens to be appointed by the moderator, and I further move that the sum of $12,000.00 be appropriated to be raised by taxa- tion therefor, in the current year and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, is hereby authorized to issue and sell bonds or notes of the Town at one time, or from time to time, not exceeding in principal amount, the sum of $368, 000, pursuant to Chapter 44, Section 7(3), of the General Laws as amended and supplemen- ted, each issue of said bonds or notes to mature in not more than twenty (20) years from its date.
The VOTE -- YES 464, NO 48 -- voted by more than 2/3 as required. A favorable report of the Andover Planning Board was read by Harold T. King, Chairman. A quorum was present.
ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate the sum of $10,000 for highway improvements on Rattlesnake Hill Road and Reservation
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18
104
Helen (McDonald) Driscoll
Road and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire all necessary easements therefor by gift, by purchase or by seizure by right of eminent domain, over portions of -
Rattlesnake Hill Road
Map 82, Lot 1B supposed to be owned by Charles C. & Anna R. Liang;
Map 82, Lot 1C supposed to be owned by John S. Tumblin, Tr. of Custom Homes Realty Trust;
Map 82, Lot 1D supposed to be owned by Doris A. Bacon, 429 South Main Street;
Reservation Road
Map 73, Lot 12, supposed to be owned by Andover Village Improvement Society;
Map 91, Lot 46, supposed to be owned by Andover Village Improvement Society.
Article 11 was defeated -- The VOTE YES 353 -- NO 186, less than the 2/3 vote required. An unfavorable report of the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Sec- retary.
ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to install approximately 900 feet of 10" sewer main from Chestnut Street to Summer Street and approximately 1400 feet of 8" sewer in Summer Street from Stratford Road to near Stevens Circle and to appropriate the sum of $61,000; and to determine whether the same shall be raised by taxation, by transfer from available funds, by borrowing or by any combination of the fore- going, or take any other action relative thereto.
Article 12 was defeated. The VOTE YES 311, NO 233, less than the 2/3 vote required. A favorable report of the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Secre- tary.
ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to install approximately 150 lineal feet of 12" sewer main in Chestnut Street from Stratford Road to Morton Street and appro- priate therefor the sum of $4,500; and to determine whether the same shall be raised by taxation, by transfer from available funds, by borrowing or by any combination of the foregoing, or take any other action relative thereto.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED that Article 13 be approved as printed in the warrant in the amount of $4, 500 by taxation. A favorable report by the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Secretary.
ARTICLE 14. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $120,000, or any other sum for the constructing, originally equipping and furnishing of a Public Safety Center, said sum to be added to that voted under Article 7 of the Special Town Meeting of August 21, 1967, and to determine whether the additional sum shall be raised by taxation, by transfer from available funds, by borrowing or by any combina- tion of the foregoing, or take any other action relative thereto.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was VOTED that the sum of $115,000 be appropriated for constructing, originally equipping and furnishing a Public Safety Center, said sum to be added to that voted under Article 16 of the Annual Town Meeting of March 11, 1967, and to meet said additional appropriation, the sum of $5,000 shall be raised by taxation in the current year and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Select- men, is hereby authorized to issue and sell bonds or notes of the Town at one time or from time to time not exceeding in principal amount the sum of $110,000, pursuant to Chapter 44, Section 7(3) of the General Laws as amended and supplemented, each issue of said bonds or notes to mature in not more than twenty (20) years from its date.
The VOTE-YES 545, NO 45 -- voted by more than 2/3 as required. A favorable report by
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the Andover Planning Board was read by James Trenholm, Secretary. A quorum was pres- ent.
ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation and appropriate the sum of $20,000 for the dredging and clearing of land of the Town of Andover adjacent to Haggetts Pond.
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