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129 - Voted Treasurer - Maturing Debt (Bond premium of $122 applied to original maturing debt of $305,000.) 304,878
130 - Voted Treasurer - Interest on Debt 107,313 132 - Voted Treasurer - Firemen's Pen- sion 1,000
133 - Voted to postpone action on this item until after action on the Library articles to be voted on March 24, 1966.
134 - Voted Treasurer - Non-Contribu- tory Retirement 9,916
(After much discussion, it was agreed that Dr. Redmonds quali- fications at the time of his ap- pointment would be reported to the townspeople after the March 24, 1966 Special Town Meeting.)
135 - Voted Finance Committee - Re- serve Fund 25,000
(This amount to be transferred from Overlay Reserve Fund.)
136 - Voted Selectmen - Memorial Day Observance 600
139 - Voted to postpone this item until March 24, 1966 after action has been taken on the Library articles. 144 - Voted Wage Study Committee - Salaries 255
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With all the items of Article 10 acted on, on motion of Mr. T. C. Palizzolo, duly seconded, it was -
Unanimously Voted to accept the articles with amendments with the exception of Items 122, 123, 124, 133 and 139.
A motion to reconsider action on this article was unanimously defeated.
NOTE: For appropriations in connection with all items not "held," see amounts listed un- der heading of APPROPRIATIONS TO BE RAISED IN THE TAX LEVY OF THE CURRENT YEAR AND TRANS- FERS TO BE MADE.
ARTICLE 11.
On motion made and seconded, it was ---
Voted to transfer the sum of $22,000 from Avail- able Surplus Funds for Chapter 90 construction and that the sum of $16,500 be returned to Avail- able Surplus Funds when reimbursed by the State and County.
ARTICLE 12.
On motion of Mr. James Fletcher, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to transfer the sum of $6,393 from Avail- able Surplus Funds to install a storm drain on Chestnut Street from Tophet Road to Cooks Farm Lane and for clearing the channels and brooks in other areas of the Town where such action is needed or necessary.
ARTICLE 13.
On motion of Mr. Ralph Dwight, duly seconded, it was -
Voted 122 in favor and 71 opposed to INDEFI- NITELY POSTPONE action on this article which follows -
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or appropriate by transfer of funds, or both, a sum of money to reconstruct Brook Drive, or what action it will take thereon."
After completion of action on Article 13, on motion of Mr. Robert Perkins, duly seconded, it was VOTED to adjourn to Monday evening, March 21, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. in the Junior High School Auditorium and Gymnasium if necessary.
Adjourned at 10:20 P.M.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING HELD MARCH 21, 1966
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M.
The names of non-voters wishing to attend the meeting were read by the moderator and they were allowed to attend the meeting and sit on the stage.
Mr. Perkins' motion, duly seconded, was VOTED-to adjourn until Thursday, March 24, if the business of the meeting has not been com- pleted in this third session.
At this time Mr. Palizzolo moved that both Articles 14 and 15 be taken up together and this action was voted.
ARTICLE 14.
Voted that the sum of $4,017.17 be transferred from Chapter 679 Funds to reconstruct Hart Road from Chestnut Street to Maiden Lane.
ARTICLE 15.
Voted that the sum of $5,072.17 be transferred from Chapter 679 Funds to reconstruct Maiden Lane from Hart Road to Juniper Road.
ARTICLE 16.
On motion made and seconded, it was -
Voted to transfer from Available Surplus Funds the sum of $10,000 to reconstruct Lowell Street from the North Reading line toward the Peabody line.
ARTICLE 17.
On motion of Mr. Howland, Town Counsel, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to accept as a public way, Parkwood Road, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows:
Running from Glenwood Road for a distance of 260 feet, more or less, to a dead end and for a width of 25 feet.
(This article was amended to read "25 feet" in- stead of "32 feet" as listed in the Finance Com- mittee report.)
ARTICLE 18.
On motion of Mr. James Fletcher, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted that the sum of $2.500 be transferred from Available Surplus Funds for the construc- tion of Parkwood Road previously accepted as a public way.
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ARTICLE 19.
On motion of Mr. Howland, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to accept as a public way a portion of Bluejay Road as laid out by the Board of Select- men and approved by the Planning Board as follows:
Running from the westerly side of Walnut Street for a distance of 260 feet, more or less, and for a width of forty feet, as shown on a plan by Peter A. Murphy, C.E., dated July 18, 1951.
ARTICLE 20.
On motion of Mr. James Fletcher, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to accept as a public way, Glenwood Road, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows:
Running from Maplewood Road for a distance of 400 feet, more or less, to Rockwood Road and for a width of 32 feet.
ARTICLE 22.
On motion of Mr. James Fletcher, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to transfer from Available Surplus Funds the sum of $6,210 for the construction of Glen- wood Road previously accepted as a public way.
ARTICLE 23.
On motion of Mr. Howland, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to accept as a public way, Fernway, as approved by the Planning Board and laid out by the Board of Selectmen as follows:
Running from the southerly side of Westway for a distance of 1950 feet, more or less, and for a width of 40 feet to the southerly side of Westway as shown on plans by George E. Hayes, C. E. dated September 1, 1961 and Sep- tember 21, 1962 and approved by the Lynnfield Planning Board on October 2, 1961 and Decem- ber 17, 1962 respectively, said plans being en- titled "Westknoll, Section 1," and "Westknoll, Section 2."
ARTICLE 24.
On motion of Mr. Howland, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to accept as a public way, Stoneway, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board, bounded and described as follows:
Running from the westerly side of Fernway for a distance of 390 feet more or less, to a dead end, and for a width of 40 feet as shown on a plan by George E. Hayes, C.E., dated Septem- ber 1, 1961, entitled "Westknoll, Section 1," ap- proved by the Lynnfield Planning Board on October 2, 1961.
ARTICLE 25.
On motion of Mr. Howland, duly seconded, it was
Voted to defer action on this article until after the end of the town meeting and special town meetings on March 24, 1966. Following is the article:
"To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, Westway, as approved by the Planning Board and laid out by the Board of Selectmen as follows:
Running from the easterly side of Walnut Street to the southerly side of Atherton Circle, and for a width of 40 feet, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 26.
On motion of Mr. Ralph Dwight, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to indefinitely postpone action on this article, i.e.
"To see if the Town will vote to request the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to relinquish control of and to convey to the Town the access road known as Moulton Drive in order that it may be laid out and accepted as a public way.
ARTICLE 27.
On motion of Mr. Ralph Dwight, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to transfer from Available Surplus Funds the sum of $1,800. and authorize the Highway Garage Building Needs Committee to obtain preliminary plans, sketches, and estimates of costs for the alteration, enlargement and addition to the present highway garage building, pro- vided, however, that the plans and sketches be submitted to the Board of Selectmen, Finance Committee, Planning Board and the Road Com- missioner, and the approval of at least three of these Boards, Committees or Departments be secured before estimates are obtained.
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ARTICLE 28.
On motion of Mr. Perkins, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to indefinitely postpone action on this article, viz:
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or appropriate by transfer a sum of money for the purchase of the real property adjacent to the Town Hall property and now owned by Raymond Pearson and Evelyn Pearson, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 29.
On motion of Mr. Perkins, duly seconded, it was-
Voted to transfer the sum of $700. from Avail- able Surplus Funds for the appraisal of the property adjacent to the Town Hall now owned by Raymond and Evelyn Pearson for the purpose of possible future taking by eminent domain pro- ceedings.
ARTICLE 30.
On motion of Mr. Pratt, duly seconded, it was-
Voted to authorize and instruct the Board of Selectmen to negotiate for the purchase, or possi- bly to take by eminent domain, or otherwise, for school purposes:
A certain parcel of land on the northwesterly side of Forest Hill Avenue, Lynnfield, being Lot No. 2 as shown on a "Plan of land in Lynnfield owned by Fairways Homes, Inc.", dated April 5, 1965, drawn by John W. Parsons, surveyor; recorded in Essex South District Deeds, Plan Book No. 103, Plan No. 68 and containing 8.2 acres according to said plan.
ARTICLE 31.
On motion of Mr. Pratt, duly seconded, it was-
Voted to raise the sum of $700. in the Tax Levy for the appraisal of the property described in the preceding article.
At 8:55 P.M., on motion of Mr. Perkins, the an- nual town meeting was adjourned to take up ac- tion on Article 1 of the special town meeting called for 9:00 P.M. on March 21, 1966.
The complete warrant for the special town meeting was read by the moderator and also the constable's return of service.
Mr. Robert Perkins, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, now made a motion, which was duly seconded, that action on Article 1 of the special town meeting called for Monday, March 21, 1966 at 9:00 P.M. be deferred to immediately follow-
ing the special town meeting called for Thursday, March 24, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. at the Junior High School Auditorium and gymnasium if need be. The motion as made was Voted and action re- verted to the remainder of the articles of the annual town warrant.
ARTICLE 32.
On motion of Mr. Gustav Koch, Tree Warden and Moth Superintendent, duly seconded, it was-
Voted to indefinitely postpone this article, namely:
"To see if the Town will vote to withdraw from the Essex County Mosquito Control Proj- ect, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 33.
Voted that the Town raise $2,000. in the Tax Levy to be expended by the Board of Selectmen for the continuance of the control of algae, weeds, and other aquatic nuisances in Pillings Pond.
ARTICLE 34.
On motion of Mr. James Thompson, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to transfer from the Sale of Lots and Graves Fund the sum of $720 to repair approxi- mately 830 feet of stone wall at Willow Ceme- tery.
ARTICLE 35.
On motion of Mr. Ralph Howland, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 for the use of the Town By-Law Commit- tee for clerical help and other incidental expenses.
ARTICLE 36.
On motion of Mr. T. C. Palizzolo, duly seconded, it was-
Unanimously Voted that the sum of $1,197.50 be raised in the Tax Levy to pay the expenses of injuries incurred by certain members of the Po- lice Department in 1964 and 1965.
ARTICLE 37.
On motion of Mr. Harry C. Wendt, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted that the Town appropriate by transfer from Available Surplus Funds the sum of $100 to cover the cost of tabulating a list of the assessed valuations of the Town of Lynnfield.
The original vote on this article was 120 in favor and 120 opposed; however, Mr. Proctor
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Coffin, Chairman of the Finance Committee, questioned the vote and on a recount, the vote was 126 in favor and 125 opposed.
Mr. Harry Wendt explained that the Lynn Daily Evening Item offered to publish the list of assessments at no charge if a list were furnished to them; therefore, the request for $100 is being made for expenses incurred in compiling this in- formation.
ARTICLE 38.
On motion of Mr. Harry C. Wendt, duly sec- onded, and amended, it was -
Voted to Indefinitely Postpone action on the fol- lowing article:
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and and appropriate or appropriate by transfer a sum of money to be expended to complete rough grading of an area in the Town Woods off Pillings Pond Road, or what action it will take thereon."
Mr. Harriss' amendment to refer this matter to a committee appointed by the Selectmen was withdrawn after Mr. Perkins agreed to appoint a committee to study this matter; and the mo- tion to indefinitely postpone was voted.
ARTICLE 39.
On motion of Mr. Harry C. Wendt, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to change the Town By-Laws by the addi- tion of paragraph "d" to Section 4 "HOLIDAYS" of Chapter 19A as follows:
d. When a legal holiday under paragraph a. falls on a Saturday, the Friday immedi- ately preceding shall be observed and when it falls on a Sunday, the Monday immediately following shall be observed. Regular employees shall receive straight time pay for ten holidays during each year.
At this time, Mr. Proctor Coffin moved that this meeting suspend its rules to permit the taking up of Articles 40-41-42-43 and 44 as one motion and to eliminate the reading of the articles as des- cribed in the 1966 Recommendations of the Fi- nance Committee.
Hearing no objection to the motion, each was voted on individually and each was passed UNANIMOUSLY.
ARTICLE 40.
Voted Unanimously to ratify the action of the Conservation Commission in purchasing for and in the name of the Town a parcel of land con-
taining approximately 13.5 acres from Richard B. Learnard and Liela B. Learnard by deed dated June 11, 1965, and recorded with Essex Registry of Deeds, South District, Book 5277, Page 168, and the action of the Conservation Commission in expending from the Conservation Fund the sum of $1,000.00 to pay the purchase of said land, the same being purchased for use for any purpose authorized by the provisions of Section 8C of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, and any amendment thereof or substitute therefore, and by the provisions of other Massachusetts statutes relating to conservation, including the promotion. protection, utilization, and development of the natural resources and watershed resources of the Town.
ARTICLE 41.
Voted Unanimously to ratify the action of the Conservation Commission in purchasing for and in the name of the Town a parcel of land contain- ing approximately 4.8 acres of land from the Lynn Rifle and Revolver Club of the General Electric Co., by deed dated November 18, 1964, and recorded with Essex Registry of Deeds, South District, Book 5231, Page 421 and the action of the Conservation Commission in expending from the Conservation Fund the sum of $1,000.00 to pay the purchase price of said lands, the same being purchased for use for any purposes authorized by the provisions of Section 8C of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, and any amendment thereof or substitute therefore, and by the provisions of other Massachusetts statutes relating to conser- vation, including the promotion, protection, uti- lization, and development of the natural resources and watershed resources of the Town.
ARTICLE 42.
Voted Unanimously to ratify the action of the Conservation Commission in purchasing for and in the name of the Town three parcels of land containing approximately twelve acres from Gor- don L. Kallenberg by deed dated January 7, 1965, and recorded with Essex Registry of Deeds, South District, Book 5237, Page 440, and the ac- tion of the Conservation Commission in expend- ing from the Conservation Fund the sum of $2,500.00 to pay the purchase price of said lands, the same being purchased for use for any pur- pose authorized by the provisions of Section 8C of Chapter 40 of the General Laws, and any amendment thereof or substitute thereafter, and by the provisions of other Massachusetts statutes relating to conservation, including the promotion, protection, utilization, and development of the natural resources and watershed resources of the Town.
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ARTICLE 43.
Voted Unanimously to turn over to the custody and control of the Conservation Commission four parcels of land in Reedy Meadow, owned by the Town by reason of non-payment of taxes, which the Town voted to preserve as a wild-life sanctu- ary by favorable action on Article 38 as amended at the Annual Town Meeting of 1960.
ARTICLE 44.
Voted Unanimously to turn over to the custody and control of the Conservation Commission six parcels of land owned by the Town by reason of non-payment of taxes and identified as follows:
1. Approximately nine acres on Pine Hill for- merly owned by Mirabeau Fresh Air Camp, Inc., Frank E. Marble, trustee, and fore- closed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
2. Approximately twenty-five acres on the edge of Willis Meadow formerly owned by Annie S. Bartlett and foreclosed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
3. Approximately 1.5 acres on Route 128, close to Hawkes Brook, formerly owned by John Kane and foreclosed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
4. Approximately 20 acres between Apple Hill and land now of the Lynnfield Center Water District formerly owned by Chastine Emer- son and foreclosed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
5. Approximately 12 acres northerly of Saga- more Golf Course formerly owned by Earl H. Williams and foreclosed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
6. Approximately eight acres comprised of part of the banks of Pillings Pond along Summer Street and land presently covered by the waters of Pillings Pond formerly owned by Muriel M. Henderson, Charles E. Haywood, trustee and foreclosed to the Town by Land Court Decree.
ARTICLE 45.
On motion of Mr. Harry C. Wendt, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to Indefinitely Postpone action on this article since the Planning Board has not been able to hold a special hearing as required by law because of insufficient time.
The article is as follows:
"To see if the Town will vote to amend its Zoning By-Laws by adding paragraph "i" to Section 13, Definitions, as follows:
i. AREA OF A SIGN - The area of the minimum rectangle in the plane of the sign necessary to totally enclose all parts of it.
ARTICLE 46.
On motion of Mr. Proctor Coffin duly seconded, it was -
Voted to Postpone Until March 24, 1966 action on this article until all other articles have been disposed of.
The article is as follows:
"To see if the Town will raise and appropri- ate or appropriate by transfer from available funds in the treasury, a sum of money to be placed in the Stabilization Fund, or what action it will take thereon."
At 10:28 P.M., on motion of Mr. Robert Perkins, duly seconded, it was Voted to adjourned until Thursday, March 24, 1966 at 8:00 P.M.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING OF MARCH 24, 1966
The meeting was called to order by the Modera- tor at 8:05 P.M.
Unregistered spectators were admitted to the meeting and were seated on the stage.
Dr. Thomas Deveney was appointed and sworn to act as Assistant Moderator in the Gymnasium.
Because of the number of postponed articles from the previous adjourned meetings and the special town meetings, the procedure for this meeting was outlined by the Moderator.
The first order of business was action on the two articles of the Special Town Meeting called for 8:00 P.M., March 24, 1966.
The warrant for the Special Town Meeting was read in its entirety as was the constable's return.
ARTICLE 1.
On motion of Mr. Robert F. Perkins, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted 546 in favor, 154 opposed, that the Town transfer the care, custody, management and con- trol of the present parking lot at the corner of Arlington Street and Summer Street, from the Board of Selectmen to the Library Trustees.
(This article required a 2/3 vote-466 votes needed for passage.)
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ARTICLE 2.
On motion of Gustav Koch, duly seconded, it was -
Voted to raise the sum of $225.00 in the Tax Levy for planting of shade trees and shrubs along the boundary line of town owned property and the properties along Parsons Avenue.
With the articles of the Special Town Meeting having been voted on, the motion of Mr. Perkins, duly seconded to ADJOURN SINE DIE was voted.
Special Town Meeting adjourned at 9:20 P.M.
The Special Town Meeting of March 21, 1966 which had been postponed until March 24, 1966 after the Special Town Meeting called for this date was now taken up for action.
ARTICLE 1.
On motion of Mr. Frederick Eble, Library Trus- tee, duly seconded, it was -
Voted 574 in favor, 107 opposed, that the Town in accordance with the Acts of 1945, Chapter 74, Section 2, authorized the Board of Library Trus- tees to apply for any federal funds which may be available for constructing and equipping the ad- dition to the Green Library and that any federal funds so received shall be used to reduce the amount to be borrowed as authorized in the vote to be taken under Article 7 of the 1966 Annual Town Meeting.
(This article required a 2/3 vote-454 votes needed for passage.)
With the completion of action on Article 1 of the Special Town Warrant for the Meeting of March 21, 1966, on motion of Mr. Robert F. Per- kins, duly seconded, it was Voted to adjourn this special town meeting SINE DIE at 9:25 P.M.
The business of the postponed articles of the annual town meeting was next on the agenda.
ARTICLE 7.
On motion of Mr. Frederick Eble, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted that the sum of $200,000 be appropriated to provide funds for the construction of an addi- tion to the Green Library and for the original furnishing and equipping thereof, and for re- modeling, reconstructing and making extraordi- nary repairs to the existing library, all in accord- ance with plans which have been approved in accordance with the vote adopted under Article 13 of the Annual Town Meeting of 1963; the ap- propriation hereby made to be provided as fol- lows: $75,000 to be transferred from the Stabili-
zation Fund; $75,000 from Available Surplus Funds, and that the treasurer with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of not more than $50,000 under the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 44, Sec- tion 7, Clause (3) and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor payable in accordance with said Chapter 44; said appropriation to be ex- pended by the Library Building Committee, es- tablished in accordance with the vote adopted under the aforementioned Article 13 of the An- nual Town Meeting of 1963.
A motion for reconsideration was overwhelm- ingly defeated.
ARTICLE 8.
On motion of Mr. John B. Rodgers, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to Indefinitely Postpone action on this article since the Library article was adopted and therefore the facilities at the Town Hall will not be expanded to provide temporary library facili- ties.
Following is the article:
"To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate or appropriate by transfer a sum of money to add a second exit to the Town Hall Expansion Office Space, now used as a voting room, to provide temporary library facilities, or what action it will take thereon."
ARTICLE 10. Items 122-123-124.
On motion of Mr. Frederick Eble, duly sec- onded, it was -
Voted to reduce Items 122-123 and 124 of Article 10 (Budget Article) to zero.
(These Items were: 122-Libraries-Temporary Children's Room-Salaries, $3,500. Item 123-Li- braries-Expenses $3,150; and Item 124-Capital Outlay, $2,130. These Items total $8,780.)
ARTICLE 10. Item 133.
On motion of Mr. T. C. Palizzolo, duly seconded, it was -
Voted that the amount of $54,004 for Item 133 of Article 10-Treasurer-Essex County Retire- ment-be raised in the Tax Levy.
ARTICLE 10. Item 139.
On motion of Mr. T. C. Palizzolo, duly seconded, it was -
Voted that the amount of $19,340 for Item 139- Unclassified - Selectmen-Group Insurance-be raised in the Tax Levy and that the sum of $660
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be transferred from Receipts Reserved for Ap- propriations. The total amount of this item is $20,000.
These items had been "held" by the Town Ac- countant, Mr. Palizzolo, pending action on the Library articles. (The outcome of action on the library articles would determine whether items 133 and 139 would be transferred from Available Surplus Funds or raised in the Tax Levy.)
ARTICLE 25.
(Postponed from March 21, 1966 adjourned town meeting.) On motion of Mr. Ralph How- land, duly seconded, it was -
Voted that Town accept as a public way, West- way, as approved by the Planning Board and laid out by the Board of Selectmen as follows:
Running from the easterly side of Walnut Street to the southerly side of Atherton Circle and for a width of 40 feet.
ARTICLE 46.
(Postponed from March 21, 1966 adjourned town meeting.) On motion made and seconded, it was -
Voted to Indefinitely Postpone action on this article, viz:
"To see if the Town will raise and appropri- ate or appropriate by transfer from available funds in the treasury, a sum of money to be placed in the Stabilization Fund."
Action having been completed on all of the Articles of the Annual Town Meeting Warrant of March 14, 1966, and the Special Town Meeting Warrants of March 21 and March 24, 1966, on motion of Mr. Robert Perkins, duly seconded, it was Voted to adjourn SINE DIE at 10:05 P.M.
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