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Included in this report is a listing of trial weighings and other tests made during the same period.
Sealed Not Sealed Adjusted
Scales:
Over 10,000 pounds
100 to 5,000 pounds
13
Under 100 pounds
125
1
Avoirdupois Weights
30
Linear Measures:
Paid to Towo Treasurer $17.741.00 The following Hunting and Fish- ing Licenses were issued for the year 1958:
279 Ser. No. 1 Res. Citizen
Fishing at $3.25
$906.75
222 Ser. No. 2 Res. Citizen Hunting at $3.25 721.50
62 Ser. No. 3 Res. Citizen Sporting at $5.25
$25.50
48 Ser. No. 4 Res. Citizen
Minor Fishing at $1.25 . .. 60.00
39 Ser. No. 4A Res. Citizen Female Fishing at $2.25
87.75
1 Ser, No. 6 Res. Citizen Trapping at $7.75
7.75
1 Ser. No. 10 Non Res.
Hunting at $15.25 .... 15.25
5 Ser. No. 12 Duplicates
at .50
2.50
44 Ser. No. 15 Res. Citizen Sporting
(Free)
657
$2.127.00
Fees to Town Treasury 163.00
Paid to Commonwealth of Massachusetts ... $1,964.00 Acting for the Board of Regis- trars. the Town Clerk's Department filed all Census slips, made records of all residents brought In hy tbe Census Takers, reviewed and brought up to date the voting list of the Town of Saugus which num- bers 9763. All candidates nomina- tion papers weer checked, as were the referendum petitions, and han- died all the detail work for three major elections.
In addition to the foregoing ac: tivies, records were made of Town Meetings, annual and special, and records of all meetings of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Sau- gus.
The total cost of operating the Town Clerk's Department for the year 1958:
Salary
$1,131.39
Total
$2,155.39
Respectfully submitted, JOHN T. RAICHE Town Clerk
-Civil Defense
(Continued from Page Nine)
ector attended a school for Direc- tors under the direction of Feder- ally approved instructors and re- ceived his certificate. Along with 19 other Directors he attended a three month course on Survival Planning, having written a Survival Plan for the Town of Saugus and which said Plan has now been ap- proved by the State. This In turn will be published so all eltizens will know just what to do for their survival.
L. EARLE DUMAS Director
1958 Report of the Planning Board
To the Town Manager:
The Annual Report of the Plan- ning Board for the year ending December 31, 1958, is herewith sub- mitted:
With the close of the year 1958 came the completion of one of the largest "Title Seven Master Plans" in the State. This board has de- voted an immeasurable amount of hours discussing the problems with which the Town of Saugus is faced. Mr. Nord Davis of the Nord Davis Associates, who compiled this Mas- ter Plao. also met in long sessions with your Planning Board.
In executing the duties of the Planning Board, we held approxi- mately four meetings per month. In addition to our regular meetings we convened four rezoning hearings and two subdivision hearings, and received applications for one pro- posed subdivision and four proposed zoning changes.
There are six subdivisions on which construction is underway comprising approximately 125 lots, which upon completion will net an assessed valuation to the Town of approximately $625,000. The Plan- ning Board requires that the de- veloper absorb all cost for the in- stallation of water mains, sewer mains, drainage, road surfacing. ete., and is so bonded to the Town for the faithful performance of the 50.00 [ agreement between the developer and the Town of Saugus.
Among a few of the larger sub- divisions already in progress are Athens Drive. Donna Road and Norma Lane. Sterling Avenue, Mi- Jano Drive, McLean Road and Lau- rine Road.
Many weeks of work are consumed in the consideration and accept- ance of a subdivision, as each de- velopment requires preliminary
meetings with the developer as the tentative plans and requirements are meticulously analyzed.
Several meetings were held with Mr. Glen Weeks of the Melrose Public Works relative to the relo- cation of Stanley Street. This board has prepared and will submit an article In the next Town Meeting Warrant asking for the acceptance of this street by the Town. The re- construction of this Stanley Street relocation will be cost-free to the Town of Saugus, to be borne by the New England Power Company.
For the past several years tbe Planning Board has been the van- guard in preventing "spot zoning" within the Town of Saugus. This undesirable type of zoning is also corroborated in the Saugus Master Plan as being a detriment to the Town,
The Planning Board bas also viewed all street acceptances and will submit its recommendations on each at the 1959 Annual Town Meeting.
Fees.
INSPECTED
38
5
12
Yardsticks
7
TRIAL WEIGHINGS
Total No. Tested
No. Correct
Under
Over
Sewer Rentals Added to Taxes
530.00
459.00
205
180
19
6
Disability Assistance
7.976.08
7,976.08
1,629.66
Water
160,120.97
71.00
41.84
1958
12/31/58
JOHN T. RAICHE, Town Collecter
89.106
At the close of a very active year, the Planning Board and Town Manager, John B. Kennedy, were invited to attend a formal presen- tation of the completed Saugus Comprehensive Master Plan by Commissioner John T. Burke of the Massachusetis Department of Com- merce. This took place in December at the Department of Commerce in Boston. The formal presentation was attended also by newspaper photograpbers and televison camera- men. Wide publicity was given this event as it was the largest com- pleted Master Plan in the State to date.
The Planning Board would like to publicly express its appreciation for the timely suggestions and co- operation it has received from our Town Manager, John B. Kennedy. and many other Town officials. With this healthy spirit prevalling In 1959.
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TOWN REPORT PAGE FOURTEEN
-Public Works (Continued from Page Four)
The following streets were gra- velied, penetrated with off and seal- ed with stone:
Golden Hills Road Shore Road Maple Street
Portion of School Street
By using public works personnel and equipment the above streets were done at a savings of approx- imateiy $2,140.00 under prevailing contractors' price.
Under Chapter 388 the following streets were done during 1958: Summit Avenue Castle Rock Road Eaton Avenue (East Side) Fairview Street Franklin Street Shore Road Grandview Avenue Basswood Avenue Round Hill Street Oak Point Road Churchill Strect Hesper Street (iast 200') Overiea Avenue Dewey Street Golden Hills Road Clark Street Allen Piace Addison Avenue Hargraves Court Pine View Street Pinecrest Avenue Waban Street Third Street
The Chapter 386 street improve- ments were completed at a savings of approximately $6,000.00 under current contractors' prices. Complete drainage systems were Installed at the following locations: Maple Street
Spencer Avenuc Staaf Road Lincoln Avenue School Street Main Street Houston and Milton Dustin Street Henry Street Wamesit Avenue Elm Street Riverside Court
The above drainage systems were completed by the highway division at a savings of approximately $27,- 240.00 under contract prices. This division bullt five new storm culverts at the following locations at a savings of approximately $700.00:
Sterling Avenue St. James Road Elm Street
Collins Avenue Alfred Road extension
Geenrai grading, loaming, seed- ing, improvements and general po- licing was done at the various town playgrounds, also made provisions for skating rinks at some of the playgrounds. In addition we super- vised the hot-topping work per- formed at the various playgrounds. The replacement of concrete side- walks was done on Dudley Street, Adams Avenue. Central Street and Lincoln Avenue.
Filling, grading, Joaming and seeding was done on a new section of the Riverside Cemetery.
The total revenue from the sewer division for the year 1958 was $10,218.00 showing a slight increase over 1957; broken down as follows: 1957 1958 Sewer Rentals $9.811.50 $10.218.00 Eentrance Fees 225.00 none
Totals $10,036.50 $10,218.00 We now have 724 active sewer connections which is an increase of 25 over the year 1957.
Ali repairs, improvements and maintenance at our sewer pumping station are done, with large savings to the taxpayers, through the abii- ity of Mr. Day to make repairs and improvements and by his know- ledge of the workings of this sta- tion.
During 1958 the following main sewers and house connections were laid by private contractors and/or developers, under our supervision, at & savings of approximately $i1,- 400.00 to the town:
430 feet 8-inch on
Third and Forest Avenue
140 feet 8-inch on Central Street Under contract 875 feet of 10-inch Bewer main was laid on Lincoln Avenue, in conjunction with water main replacement, at an approxi- mate cost of $52,000.00. Contractor also laid 300 feet of 10-Inch sewer main on Lewis Lane at an approx- imate cost of $10,000.00
During 1958 we added 1,745 feet of sewer to our system so our miies of sewer is now 10.03 including two and two-fifths miles of outfail sew- er line from our pumping station to the Lynn outfall sewer located at the junction of Commercial and Friends Streets, Lynn.
Approximately 8,000 cubic yards Y gravel burrow for highway and miseelianeous projects was excavat- ed at the Town Dump for $1,200.00. This represents a saving of $10,- 800.00 had this material been pur- chased from gravel contractors,
In addition to the vast amount of work performed by each division of the Public Works Department our major street, sewer, water and drainage projects showed & savings of over $69,000.00. Our storekeeper was responsible
for the construction and painting
of numerous project barricades, such as wooden horsse, detour signs, etc., at a savings of approximately $400.00 under wholesale prices.
The mechanics in our garage were responsible for all mechanicai work and equipment repairs to town equipment including police, fre, building and other town depart- ments.
In addition to the above they were responsible for the construc- tion and rebuilding of one mobile lighting unit and one sand spreader at a savings of approximately $400.00 under prevailing sales priccs. During the winter months ali per- sonnel of the Public Works Depart- ment participated in plowing, show removai, sanding and saiting of highways, correcting drainage con- ditions, etc.
During inclement weather ali di- visions aided in equipment repairs, painting and lettering of equipment, servicing of equipment, painting of construction barricades, ctc.
ENGINEERING DIVISION
The plans and specifications pre- pared by this division, under direct supervision of the superintendent, for bid proposal purposes represents a great savings to the Town of Saugus. In previous years this work was done by private engineering firms at a high cost to the town. The principle function of this di- vision is to:
1. Make preliminary surveys and studies.
2. Prepare plans and specifica- tions.
3. Prepare cost estimates,
4. Inspect and supervise con- struction.
5. Give lines and grades.
8. Prepare payment estimates.
7. Approve and record pians, for the following phases of work:
' 1. Sanitary Sewers 2. Storm Water Dralns
3. Water Mains
4. Highways
5. Waterways
8. Engineering Services
Because of the many projects done under each of the above listed phases of work only the highlights of the work will follow in this re- port.
1. Sanitary Sewers:
With regard to sanitary sewers the personnel of this division in- spected, supervised and approved numerous house connections to the main sewer and new sanitary sewer mains.
2. Storm Water Drains:
This division made preliminary studies and surveys, prepared plans, gave the lines and grades and su- pervised the construction of the following: Maple Street Spencer Avenue
Staaf Road Lincoln Avenue School Street
Main Street Houston and Milton
Dustin Street Henry Street Wamesit Avenue Elm Street
Riverside Court
3. Water Malns:
This work is divided into two parts as follows: (A) Engineering, inspections, su- pervision and recording of water mains installed by the Public Works Department, namely:
Waban Street Walnut Street
(B) Engineering check, inspec-
tion, approval and recording of water mains installed by private parties (builders, developers, con- tractors, etc.) namely:
Athens Drive
Milano Drive
McLean Road
Laurine Road
Lynn Feils Parkway
Makepeace Street Sterling Avenue
Forest Avenue Third Street
Fairchild Avenue
Cedar Street
Laurel Street Bacon Drive Norma Lane Hawkes Street
4 Highways:
This department was instrumental in the success of our road program. (A) Coordination of ali work with Chapter 90: - bituminous re- surfacing: Lincoln Avenue Chestnut Street Elm Street
(B) Engineering, supervision and recording of the following 386 street improvements. This phase of work consisted of scarifying and roiling with a gravel foundation, penetrat- ed with MC-2 asphalt and sand cover sealed with MC-3 asphalt and sand cover, namely:
Summit Avenue Castle Rock Road Eaton Avenue (East Side) Fairview Street Franklin Street Shore Road
Grandview Avenue
Basswood Avenue Round Hill Street Oak Point Road Churchill Street Hesper Strect Overiea Avenue
PRESENTING MASTER PLAN
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COMMISSIONER JOHN T. BURKE, second right, presents Master Plan for industrial and residentis] expan- sion of Saugus to town officials at the Massachusetts Department of Commerce, The pian is the result of a two-year study under the Federal Urban Assistance Program. Left to right, Louis H. Smith, Massachusetts Department of Commerce, John B. Kennedy, Saugus Town Manager, Commissioner Burke, and Henry Sea- ver, chairman of the Saugus Planning Board.
Dewey Street Golden Hills Road Ciark Street Allen Piace Addison Avenue Hargraves Court Pine View Street Pinecrest Avenue Waban Street Third Street
(C) Supervision for the follow- ing pea stone seal coat, namely: Golden Hills Road Shore Road Maple Street
Portion of School Street
(D) Engineering, pians and spe- cifications and supervision for the following bituminous concrete pav- ed areas, namely: North Saugus School Yard Boat Landing Strip at Town Landing
Oaklandvaie School Yard
6. Engineering Services:
This phase of work deals primar- ily with the public and is a constant daily function. Some of the duties performed in connection with this work are:
1. Street lines for property
owners.
. Lines and grades for walks, driveways, etc.
3. General engineering inquiries over the telephone. lot
4. Survey information for surveys.
. Coordination of engineering work with State Engineers.
6. Sketches, pian reproductions, etc., for public, etc.
. Assessors' Office:
Correcting Assessors' plans in ref- erence to sub-division of land and changing of lot lines. This work entaiis the investigation of deeds and transactions, many of which had to be traced back for years, at the Registry of Deeds in Salem. 8. Law Department:
Providing the Town Counsel with information such as descriptions of land involved in street acceptance and descriptions and plans for ease- ments.
FORESTRY & PARKS DIVISION This division collected the sum of $177.16 for damage due to town owned trees.
This division topped and removed 53 Elm trees and removed 23 others including oak, maple, chestnut, etc. and pianted 55 new trees,
Roadside brush was cut or var- jous streets as requested, Aiso spray- ed poison ivy in various sections of the town.
Ali town elms were sprayed for alm leaf beetles and eim bark
beetles.
Checked all wooded areas for gypsy . moths and found the town to be in a very good condition with regards gypsy moths.
This division maintained ali town- owned greens and cut and main- tained ali the town playgrounds. In addition to the above work this division has also done other work since becoming part of the Public Works Department. This div- ision participated in emergency work, such as cleaning out brooks, road patching, snow removal, etc. The total cost of operating ail div- Isions of the Public Works Depart- ment for 1958 was as follows: Salaries and Wages ... ₹175,084.34
·Expenses 141,894.00
Special Articles 13,800,00 follows:
Total $330,778.34
I want to thank the members of the Public Works Department for their loyalty and co-operation re- sulting in a very successful year. I wish to take this opportunity to thank all who In any way assisted the Public Works Department, for thelr sincere co-operation through- out the year. I wish to thank the
citizens of Saugus who were so kind | Add: Deposits in and considerate in understaking the many problems that face this de- partment. Very truly yours, Deduct: Checks ERNEST F. PESCE, Superintendent
Jan., 1959, appiic- to 1958
54,298.61
$ 783.850.44
Outstanding 123,953.21
Cash in Treasury,
December 31, 1958 $ 659,697.23 The following Trust Funds are in the custody of the Treasurer:
Surplus War Bonus Fund 812.71
Postwar Rehabilitan Fund 21.48
Benjamin N. Johnson Library Fund 141.80
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds:
Cash in Savings Acct. 83,549.89
Securities 120,000.00
Contributory Retire- ment Fund: Cash 46,029.93
Securities
219,000.00
$ 489,555.61
With an amount of $3,700.00, tax titles were brought up to date and redemptions showed an income of $8,224.36. Respectfully submitted. PHYLLIS E. DODGE, Treasurer
-Report Of Manager (Continued from Page One)
were accomplished, The reports show that one of the greatest pro- grams of accomplishment in the history of the Town was carried out in 1958.
We have submitted our budget and recommendations for the year departments In the Town Hall in 1959 and we propose to manage carrying on the heavy details in- the Town for 1959 with the same volved in handling cases in a fair |efficiency, economy and accom- and impartiai manner.
piishment as we did in 1958.
In closing, I wish to express my thanks to the Selectmen and to ail other Town Officials and em- pioyees who made any construc- tive contributions to this year of accomplishment.
John B. Kennedy Town Manager
Treasury Department
Herewith is submitted the Report of the Treasury Department of the Town of Saugus for the year ended December 31, 1958,
The duties of the Town Treasurer are to receive and disburse all monies of the Town, borrow tem- porary money in anticipation of revenue, if necessary, and to float ali Bond issues. The Treasurer is custodian of all Trust Funds, Ceme- tery Perpetual Care Accounts and the Contributory Retirement Fund. Tax Titles and Tax Possessions aiso come under the jurisdiction of this office.
Cash in Treasury, January 1, 1958 $ 574,314.96 Receipts to December
31, 1958
4,413,879.20
$4,987,994.18
December 31, 1958 4,328,296,93
Cash in Treasury, December 31, 1958 ... $ 659,897.23 Bank Statements show cash bal- ances as of December 31, 1958, as
Saugus Trust Co. $ 322,877.33
Merchants National 353.53
National Shawmut 185,723.56
First National 2,876,44
Petty Cash 60.00
National Shawmut,
Spec.
138,385.51
Land Sale Acct, in
· Safe Keeping
100,000.00
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1958 Report of the Veterans' Benefits
Mr. John B. Kennedy, Town Manager Saugus, Massachusetts Dear Sir:
Herewith please find an outline of the work accomplished in the Veterans' Benefits Department for the year 1958.
Starting off in January there was a heavy demand made on the costs of medical and hospital expenses. This continued through- out the balance of the year caus- ing a shortage in active funds early in the fall which had to be supplemented by two transfers from the Reserve Fund.
There were 82 cases handled in which 220 persons were benefited. They were as follows: Mexican Insurrection, 1; World War 1, 18: World War 11. 31; and Korean Conflict, 8 cases. Most of these cases were on a temporary basis due to lack of work or illness on the part of the wage earner. There are at present 15 perman- ent cases on file. It was found necessary to deny several appli- cations that did not comply to the directives of the Commissioner. It is with appreciation and thanks that I wish to extend to the various help given me by the
Respectfully submitted, N. V. Bartlett Veterans' Agent
1958 Report of the
Expenditures to
WESLEY W. GAGE . . Sealer of Weights and Measurers
The clock is turned back three centuries as the visitor enters the quaint Ironmaster's House, with its old Bible box, court cupboard and other precious antiques. Even the names of the rooms bespeak & bygone era: such names as the Great Room, the Keeping Room
$ 729,351.83 | and the Weaving Room.
TOWN REPORT PAGE FIFTEEN
The Saugus Advertiser, March 12, 1959
TOWN OF SAUGUS
OFFICIAL FIRE ALARM BOXES
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
FIRE SAugus 8-0108 DOCTOR
POLICE SAugus 8-1212
¥ 12 Vine at Essex
41
Walnut at Broadway
×125 Essex at Pleasant Av.,
¥412
Bow St.
Armitage School
¥414
Walden Pond Av.
13
Essex at R. R. Crossing
42 Walnut at Water
¥131 School at Second
422
Water at No. 109, Merrill'a
132
Norman Road
x424
Water at Homeland Road
133 Essex at Felton
x425
Water at North Saugus School
* 14
Broadway at Felton
¥426
Walnut at Lynnfield line
142
Broadway at Treher
43
Cleveland at Washington Av.
431
Walnut at Fairmont Av.
15 Broadway at Essex
¥452
Fairmont Av. at Washington Av.
¥434 Garfield at Garfield Terrace
16
Vine at Adams Av.
×435 Cleveland at Lynnhurst School
¥436
Edson at Newcomb
21 Lincoln Av. at Cliftondale Sq.
45
Central at Elm
212
Summit Av. at Ocean View
x451
Lily Pond Av. at Lake Circle
213
Wamesit at Aberdeen
454
Holland at Mccullough
214
Western Av. at No. 26
1455 DeSota at Evergreen
×215
Essex at Cliftondale School
¥ 46
Central at Walnut
23 Lincoln Av. at Laurel
x461
Great Woods Road at Hobson
×231
Lincoln Av. at Fairview Av.
462
Central at Birchwood
234
Lanrel at Mt. Vernon
47
Broadway opp. Spring
×235
Park at No. 50
¥472
Broadway at Walden Av.
¥ 48
Broadway at Felleway
241
Lincoln Av. at Baker
¥481
Forest at M. D. C. Reservation
243
Jackson at No. 39
¥245 Lincoln Av, at Sweetser School
51
Sweetwater at Scollay Square
25
Central at Castle
512
Shore Road at King
253 Granite Road at Danforth
53
Main at Howard
¥255
Central at Felton School
×531
Main at Concrete Materials Co.
256
Stone at Birch
54 Oaklandvale & Puritan Rd.
26
Lincoln Av. at Morton Av.
¥ 54
Main at Forest
×262
Saugus Av. at Aberdeen Essex at Eustis
×541 Main at Bennett Farm
271
Whitney at Myrtlo
×545
Main at Oaklandvale School
× 28
Central at Adame Av.
56
Main at Broadway
281
Adams Av. at Cliftondalo Av.
561
Orchard cor. Farmland Rd. High School
285
Vi. Memorial School, Hurd An
1561
Broadway at Town Farm
×562
Main at Longwood Av.
$12
Ballard at Honston
× 61
Woodbury Av. at Hesper
313
Dudley at Henry
x612 Bridge at Lathrop
314
Ballard near Salem Turnpike
62
Atherton near Hesper
×315
Richards at Dudley, Ballard School
621 Hamilton at Wilkin's Magazine
- 32
Lincoln Ave. at Franklin Sq.
623 Wonderland Av.
321
Wendall at Newhall
63 Hesper at Alder
323
Lincoln Av. at Vincent
652
Hesper near Burrill
3.25
Chestnut at Wendall,
71 Central at Centennial
Winter at Willis
712
Denver at R. R. Crossing
234f
Springdale Av. at Allard
714
Central at Denver
342
Bailey Av. at Wakefield Av. Springfield Av. at Słyven
715
Central at High School
x343
72 Central at Jasper
x344
Pratt at No. 50
721 Jasper at Pearson
~345
Johnson Road at Carleton
725
Auburn at No. 26
:36 Winter at Kenwood
¥727
Jasper at No. 14
361 Laconia at Harwich
78 Main at Central, Monument Sq.
362 Riverside Park at Victoria
732
Parker at No. 18
Main at Roby School
371
Bristow at Wickford
741 Summer at Appleton
x372
Glen Park Av. at No. 30
75
Main at Vino
× 38
Lincoln Av. at Lawndale
754
Main at No. 45
381
Lawndalo at Eaton
× 76
Woodbury Av. at Roundhill
*384
Gates Road
762
Pearson at Roundhill
52 Gilway Road
561 Bigh School
57 Stop & Shop
341
Allard corner Springdale
58 Milano Drive
421 Alfred Road
BOY SCOUT CALL
SPECIAL SIGNALS TEST SIGNALS
3-3-3
2 rounds sent out
1-1 9 A.M. and 6 P.M. DAILY TEST
CIVIL DEFENSE CALL
MULTIPLE ALARMS
RED CROSS UNITS
3 blows before box, Srd Alarth
NO SCHOOL SIGNALS
POLICE CALL
2 rounds sent onl
6.45 A.M. High School
2 rounda scal oul
8.00 A.M. Grades A.M.
12.45 P.M. Grades P.M
» Transmitter or phantom box, sent from fre station only.
8-8-8
1 blow before box, 2nd Alarm
5-55
4 blows before box, 4th Alarm
2-2
364 Westland Av. &t Westford
x735 74
37 Lincoln Av. at Bristow
Central at Bridge
742 Summer at Pleasant
¥375
Lincoln Av. at Atlantic, Emerson School
751 Highland Av.
27
233 Linwood at Avon
463
Walnut at Birchwood
× 24
Lincoln Av. at Central
282
Central at Knowles Av.
Lincoln Av. at Ballard
Mansfield School
143 Robin Road at Oriole
×151 Essex at Stevens PL., Melrose Line
The Saugus Advertiser, March 12, 1959
TOWN REPORT PAGE SIXTEEN
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