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John J. and Mary T. Hayes v. County of Middle sex, Middlesex Superior Court. (Petition for assessment of damages in land taking. )
City of Boston v. Town of Wilmington, Suffolk Superior Court. (Action to recover for hospital care for resident of Wilmington. )
Campanella & Cardi Construction Co. v. Alfred Calabrese, Middlesex Superior Court. (Tort action for malicious interference with contract and obstructing way. )
Town of Wilmington v. Poorvu Construction Co. Middlesex Superior Court. (Action of con- tract for damages on account of defects in heating system of Wildwood School.)
Town of Wilmington v. Allick Epstein, Fourth District Court of Eastern Middlesex. (Pro- ceeding to enforce obligation to support. )
Town of Wilmington v. City of Malden, Middlesex Superior Court. (Action to recover re- imbursement for welfare payments. )
Town of Wilmington v. John Benevento, Middlesex Superior Court. (Bill in equity to enjoin removal of gravel. )
Town of Wilmington v. George Vokey, Middlesex Superior Court. (Bill in equity to enjoin removal of gravel. )
Poorvu Construction Co. v. Inhabitants of Town of Wilmington Middlesex Superior Court. (Action of contract to recover balance withheld on Wildwood School)
John McSheffrey, Petitioner v. Inhabitants of Town of Wilmington, Middlesex Superior Court. (Petition for assessment of damages for land taking. )
Philip J. Hennessey v. Board of Water Commissioners, Middle sex Superior Court. (Petition for reduction of betterment assessment. )
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B. (1) During the year 1961 the following new actions were brought by or on behalf of the Town:
Town of Wilmington v. Citizens Trust Co., Middle sex Superior Court. (Action to recover deposit to secure bid for kitchen equipment at new North School. )
Town of Wilmington v. Mary W. Folan, Adm. of Estate of Joseph F. DeCota et al, Middle sex Superior Court. (Action to recover Old Age Assistance payments. )
B. (2) During the year 1961 the following new actions were brought against the Town or its officers or agents:
Massachusetts General Hospital v. Town of Wilmington, Third District Court of Eastern Middle sex. (Action to recover for hospital care. )
Minot Anderson et al v. Louis E. Gage et als, Board of Appeals, Middlesex Superior Court. (Appeal from decision of the Board of Appeals denying application for variance. )
Curtis H. Ward v. County of Middle sex et al, Middlesex Superior Court. (Petition for assess- ment of land damages resulting from relocation of Federal Street. )
City of Boston v. Town of Wilmington, Boston Municipal Court. (Action to recover for hos - pital care. )
Millard Pipes et al v. Town of Wilmington, Middle sex Superior Court. (Petition for damages on account of land taking for the Water Department. )
Bessie Cohen, d/b/a/ Wilmington Grain Co. v. Board of Appeal, Middle sex Superior Court. (Appeal from denial by Board of Appeal of application for variance. )
C. During the year 1961 the following actions by or against the Town were finally disposed of:
John F. Hartnett et als v. Town of Wilmington, Middle sex Superior Court. (Disposed of by settlement by agreement. )
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Planning Board of the Town of Wilmington v. James P. Donahue et al, Land Court. (Dis- missed without prejudice by agreement with respondents to submit revised plan. )
Wright & Pierce v. Town of Wilmington, United States District Court. (Finally disposed of by affirmation by the Circuit Court of Appeals of decision of U. S. District Court in favor of the Town. )
Town of Wilmington v. Francis X. Lang et als, Commissioners of Department of Public Utilities, Supreme Judicial Court. (Disposed of by dismissal by Supreme Judicial Court of the Town's appeal from the Order of the Department of Public Utilities. )
Campanella & Cardi Construction Co. v. Alfred Calabrese, Middlesex Superior Court. (Case settled by payment of $250. 00 by Town. )
Town of Wilmington v. Poorvu Construction Co. Middlesex Superior Court.
Poorvu Construction Co. v. Inhabitants of Town of Wilmington, Middlesex Superior Court. (Both above cases disposed of by settlement by contribution by contractor of $700. 00 towards the cost of pump to correct heating defects. )
Town of Wilmington v. City of Malden, Middlesex Superior Court. (Disposed of by payment by City of Malden of $517. 45. )
Town of Wilmington v. John Benevento, Middle sex Superior Court. (Disposed of by agree- ment to dismiss. )
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Town of Wilmington v. George Vokey, Middlesex Superior Court. (Settled by agreement and
payment by Vokey of Town's costs. )
Philip J. Hennessey v. Board of Water Commissioners, Middlesex Superior Court. (Disposed of by payment by Town of agreed settlement of $500. 00)
Massachusetts General Hospital v. Town of Wilmington, Third District Court of Eastern
Middlesex. (Disposed of by payment by Town of $215. 53 to hospital. )
Town of Wilmington v. Mary W. Folan, Adm. of Estate of Joseph F. DeCota et al, Middle sex Superior Court. (Disposed of by payment to Town of $11, 200. 00)
D. Compensation was received by the Town Counsel in said matters and in all other matters during the year as follows:
Compensation $3,415. 00
Disbursements 35.91
$3,450. 91
(The above amounts were entirely on account of services rendered and disbursements paid in the calendar year 1960. )
Wilmington, Mass.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS
TABLE OF AGGREGATES FOR WILMINGTON OF POLLS, PROPERTY AND TAXES, AS ASSESSED JANUARY 1, 1961
Compiled from the figures entered in the Valuation List:
Number of Persons Assessed:
Individuals
All Other
Total
On Personal Estate Only
16
38
54
On Real Estate Only
3,958
139
4,097
On Both Personal and Real Estate
163
27
190
Total Number of Persons Assessed
4,339
Total Number of Polls Assessed
3,423
Value of Assessed Personal Estate:
Stock in Trade
126, 520. 00
Machinery
479,766. 00
Livestock
32,480.00
All Other Tangible Personal Property
817,428.00
Total Value of Assessed Personal Estate
1,456, 194.00
Value of Assessed Real Estate:
Land exclusive of Buildings
3,006,700.00
Buildings exclusive of Land
22,698, 170.00
Total Value of Assessed Real Estate
25, 704,870. 00
Total Valuation of Assessed Estate
27, 161,064.00
Tax Rate per $1, 000 - $67. 00
Taxes for State, County and Town purposes, including Overlay:
On Personal Estate
97,565.00
On Real Estate
1,722,226. 20
On Polls
6,846. 00
Total Taxes Assessed
1,826,637.20
Number of Livestock Assessed:
General
Farm Animals Assessed
Horses (1 yr. old or over)
5
Neat Cattle (1 yr. old, or over) Cows (Milch)
21
75
Bulls 0, Oxen 0, Steers 0, Heifers 6
6
6
Swine (6 months old, or over)
232
976
Sheep (6 months old, or over)
6
0
Fowl
60
10,500
All Other
123
1,075
Number of Acres of Land Assessed
10,340
Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed
3,418
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RECAPITULATION - 1961
Total Appropriations (Taxation)
2,210,213.43
Total Appropriations (Available Funds)
163, 710. 23
2,373,923. 66
Tax Title Foreclosures
288.00
Amount necessary to satisfy final court judgments
9,440.38
Overlay Deficits (Overdrafts)
14,769. 47
Total Deficits (Abatements)
22,851.26
Pension Fund
26,312. 70
State Parks and Reservations
6,510.58
State Audit
6,338.93
Metropolitan Sewerage
37,470.06
Metropolitan Sewerage Connection Charge
7,660. 14
County Tax
20,608.27
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
4,574. 17
Overlay
95,118. 74
251,942. 70
Gross Amount to be Raised
2, 625,866. 36
Less Estimated Receipts and Available Funds:
Income Tax
173,613.67
Corporation Taxes
22, 105. 78
Reimbursement Publicly Owned Land
69. 35
Old Age Tax (Meals)
3,299. 69
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
152,600.00
Licenses
4,000.00
Special Assessments
3,600.00
General Government
5,100.00
Protection of Persons and Property
4,200.00
Health and Sanitation
3,000.00
Charities
19,800.00
Old Age Assistance
37,800.00
Veteran's Services
8,700.00
Schools
63,411. 45
Libraries
900.00
Cemeteries
3,700.00
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
6,700.00
State Assistance for School Construction
100,123.99
Farm Animal Excise
195. 00
Unclassified
7,600. 00
Sewer Rental
15,000.00
Total Estimated Receipts
635,518.93
Voted from Available Funds
163, 710. 23
Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
799,229. 16
Net amount to be raised by taxation
1,826, 637. 20
Personal Property
1,456, 194 @ 67. 00 per M
97,565.00
Real Estate
25, 704,870 @ 67. 00 per M
1,722, 226. 20
Polls
3,423 @ 2. 00 each
6,846.00
Total Taxes Levied on Polls and Property
1,826,637.20
Items not Entering into the Determination of the Tax Rate:
Betterment and Special Assessments added to taxes: a. Street Betterments and Interest b. Water Betterments and Interest Water Liens added to Taxes Total
1,512. 18
7,242. 99
7,041. 60
$ 15, 796. 77
Wilmington, Mass.
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PLANNING BOARD
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TOWE KARAGEN
Public Hearing
General Planning:
Zoning By-law is being reviewed in order to bring it fully up to date. Master Planning is anticipated in the area of the Police Station during the coming year.
Zoning:
After considering carefully the recommendations of the planning consultants, the Planning Board recommended to the Town Meeting amending the zoning map by increaseing the area of the Northern Industrial Zone in order to fully utilize the benefits of the recently completed Routes 93 and 125. The Town so voted and is now in a good position to offer additional locations for desirable industry.
Plot Plans:
All plans of land to be recorded at the Registry must be signed by the Planning Board either as component parts of a subdivision or as plans which do not constitute a subdivision. To determine each lot's status requires detailed scrutiny and checking by means of town records and maps. The board pro- cesses many such plans each meeting.
Subdivision:
Two subdivisions were fully considered after required public hearings. Both were accepted after many clarifications and changes had been made. They are Hathaway Acres Extension Part 1 off Hathaway Road, and Alderwood Estates off Woburn Street.
Parks and Recreation:
The Planning Board, as Board of Park Commissioners, completed many improvements at Silver Lake Beach. These included repainting the interior of the bathhouse, enlarging and resurfacing the parking area, installing new sanitary facilities, and enlarging and improving the beach area.
General:
The Planning Board wishes to acknowledge the full cooperation received from the people of the town, all the Boards and Town Officials, and hopes for their continued help during the coming year.
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HI MENILIAI Library Wilmington, Mass.
TOWN ENGINEER
The work load of the Engineering Department has been increasing every year, and it became necessary to augment the force during the summer months when it is most convenient to do the survey work. Mr. Eugene Lucier, engineering student from Dartmouth College, was hired for twelve weeks. He worked with the two co-operative students from Northeastern University to good advantage.
It was decided to establish coordinate points in every section of the town to tie-in with the Massachusetts Coordinate System, recognized by law under Chapter 47 of the Acts of 1941 amending Chap. 97 of the General Laws. The surveys made by the state engineers on the new Route 93 were tied to this system. Enough coordinate points are available along this Route, to use as starting points on the surveys in connection with the Town work. In this manner the system can be extended to take in every part of the Town, and refer all bearings to true North, and all points to a common system for the entire state. It is believed that this practice will be required by law sometime in the future. It will also facilitate the survey work for the Town.
Drainage problems keep coming up and are referred to this department for recommendations and solutions. The surveys performed during the year include: Marcia Road, Lawrence Street, Shady Lane Drive, Lawrence Court, Ainsworth Road, Silver Lake Beach Area, Dartmouth Road, North Street, Pleasant Road, River Street, Town-owned watershed North of Route 125 near the North Reading line, and Salem Street near the new Intermediate School.
Bounds were set along the Town line of Wilmington and North Reading between Salem Street and the Ipswich River. This line was staked in its proper location, and granite bounds were set at regular intervals. Bounds were also set at the intersection of Ainsworth Road and Route 125 ramp, and it is planned to set bounds as soon as weather permits, on the streets where surveys have been made.
Considerable work was done to prepare plans and descriptions of the areas which were rezoned for industry along Route 125 in North Wilmington and on Burlington Avenue west of the railroad tracks where Guild Plastics is building for a new industry.
Lines and grades were given to the town crews on the various construction projects whenever requested.
The department supervised the erection of the traffic lights at the corner of Burlington Avenue and Deming Way.
The Ferguson Subdivision which includes Woodland Road became active again during the year and demanded supervision by the department.
A new subdivision known as Alderwood Estates between Woburn Street and West Street was approved by the Planning Board and Board of Health during the year, and it is expected that construction will begin in the near future.
No gravel operations, except for landscaping purposes, took place during the year.
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BOARD OF APPEALS
Hearing Date (Advertised dates) Applicant
Reason for Appeal
Members Voting
Decision
Case #1-61 - 1/3/61 (12/8/60 & 12/15/60) Pineridge Cleaners
To install advertising sign on their building (owner of property, Johnson's Realty Trust) on Middlesex Ave.
(LG, BM, PH)
Granted
Case #2-61 - 1/3/61 (12/8/60 & 12/15/60) Wilson J. Belbin
of Andover Street and Route 125 (owner) Robert W. and Barbara J. Belbin
Case #3-61 - 1/24/61 (12/29/60 & 1/5/61) Woodbine Realty Corp.
Variance to authorize issuance of bldg. permit at 332 Lowell Street on land of Minot J. Anderson.
(LG, BM, PH)
Withdrawn
Case #4-61 - 2/7/61 (1/12/61 & 1/19/61) Paul A. Farrell
Variance to allow extension of living room of Brownell & Amy Malone, 26 Grant Street, closer to lot line than law allows.
(LG, BM, PH)
Granted
Case #5-61 - 2/14/61 (1/19/61 & 1/26/61) Minot Anderson
Variance for commercial use of his land at junction of Lowell Street and Route 93.
(LG, BM, PH)
Denied (Appealed)
Case #6-61 - 3/7/61 (2/9/61 & 2/16/61) John J. Ambrose
Variance for sign on property of
(LG, BM, PH)
Granted
DeMoulas Realty Co., Sherwin-Williams Co. Store, 240 Main Street
Case #7-61 - 3/21/61 (2/23/61 & 3/2/61) Herbert Pickering
Right to erect signs on four retail stores (LG, BM, PH) at 413 Main Street
Pending Awaiting plans from appellant
Case #8-61 - 4/18/61 (3/23/61 & 3/30/61) McDevitt Nursing Home
Variance to add a utility room to the Home at 14 Chestnut Street
(BM, PH, HC)
Granted
Case #9-61 - 4/18/61 (3/23/61 & 3/30/61) Robert Cady
Appeal to transfer a 30' strip of land (BM, PH, HC) Granted
at 21 Dorothy Ave. to an abutting owner.
Case # 10-61 - 4/18./61 (3/23/61 & 3/30/61 Harwood Realty Trust
Variance in Zoning laws to allow for erection of a commercial building at corner of Clark and Main Streets
(BM, PH, HC)
Denied
Case #11-61 - 4/25/61 (3/30/61 & 4/6/61) Thomas McGee
Right to live in existing dwelling while new one is being completed on the same lot at 400 Chestnut Street
(LG, PH, BM)
Granted under bond
Case #12-61 - 4/25/61 (3/30/61 & 4/6/61) Richard G. Usseglio
Variance to erect garage closer to lot (LG, PH, BM) Granted
line than the law allows at 98 Park Ave.
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Granted with restrictions
Variance in setback on land at corner (LG, BM, PH)
Hearing Date (Advertised dates) Applicant
Reason for Appeal
Members Voting
Decision
Granted with restriction
Case # 13-61 - 4/25/61 (3/30/61 & 4/6/61) John T. Shelley
Case # 14-61 - 5/2/61 (4/6/61 & 4/13/61) Pasquale Castaldo
Variance to build garage at 26 North St. (LG, BM, PH) closer to the lot line than is permitted by the zoning by-law.
Granted
Case # 15-61 - 5/2/61 (4/6/61 & 4/13/61) Frank Johnson
Variance to build garage 10 feet from the (LG, PH, BM) lot line at 47 West Street
Granted
Case #16-61 - 5/2/61 (4/6/61 & 4/13/61) Joseph & Helen DelTorto
Variance to build on Lot 29 Patricia Circle, lot approved by the Planning Board having sufficient area but not sufficient frontage.
(LG, BM, PH) Granted
Case # 17-61 - 5/9/61 (4/13/61 & 4/20/61) Roger C. Blake
Variance to build on lot on Chestnut St. not having the required frontage and area (owner, Millard Pipes)
(LG, PH, HC)
Denied
Case # 18-61 - 5/9/61 (4/13/61 & 4/20/61) Daniel Lyons
Variance to have narrower side yard than permitted in SRA District. (Rollins Road)
(LG, PH, HC)
Granted
Case #19-61 - 5/16/61 (4/20/61 & 4/27/61) Edward C. Whitney
For the storage of barrels and lumber on lot of land in South Wilmington on Woburn Street
(LG, PH, BM)
Granted
Case #20-61 5/23/61 (4/27/61 & 5/4/61) Robert A. Cook
For a sideline variance to erect a home (LG, PH, HC) on Lot 10 Christine Drive
Granted
Case #21-61 5/23/61 (4/27/61) Francis Linehan
For right to increase size and front - age of existing non-conforming lot on Forest Street
(LG, PH, HC)
Denied
Case #22-61 - 6/13/61 (5/18/61 & 5/25/61) Geo. H. & Virginia Dailey
For variance to erect garage 7 1/2 ft. nearer to the lot line than the law allows at 51 Chestnut Street
(LG, PH, BM)
Granted
Case #23-61 - 6/13/61 (5/18/61 & 5/25/61) Jackson Bros.
Variance to straighten existing side lot lines on four (4) lots on Shawsheen Ave. and Lake Street
(LG, PH, BM)
Granted
Case #24-61 - 7/11/61 (6/15/61 & 6/22/61) Burton B. Welton
To erect a dwelling 7 feet closer to front line than the law allows, lot adjacent to 236 Woburn Street
(BM, PH, LW)
Granted
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Case # 12A-61 - 4/25/61 (3/30/61 & 4/6/61) George Stevens
Right to put sign on building at 208 Main (LG, PH, BM) Street
Variance on lots 86, 87 and 88 Beacon (LG, PH, BM) Street, Wilmington Sq. Park, lots not having required depth, frontage or area.
Granted
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Hearing Date (Advertised dates) Applicant
Reason for Appeal
Members Voting
Decision
Case #25-61 - 7/11/61 (6/15/61 & 6/22/61) Marjorie E. Wilson, Admx. area or frontage (19 Shawsheen Ave. )
To divide her lot of land into two lots, one of which will not have the required
(BM, PH, LW)
Denied
Case #26-61 - 7/11/61 (6/15/61 & 6/22/61) Alphonse Savignac
To build a dwelling on lot of land near Richardson Farm on Woburn Street, not conforming to Section V-5 of Zoning By-law.
(BM, PH, LW)
Granted
Case #27-61 - 7/11/61 (6/15/61 & 6/22/61) Denis P. O'Donoghue
Variance of 4 feet side yard, to allow space to build a garage. (Lawrence Street)
(BM, PH, LW) No hearing
Case #28-61 - 7/25/61 (6/29/61 & 7/6/61) Samuel Milne
Variance to allow dwelling to be built on a lot on Chestnut Street, not having required depth or area.
(LG, BM, PH)
Denied
Case #29-61 - 7/25/61 (6/29/61 & 7/6/61) Walpole Woodworkers, Inc.
Variance to legalize open storage at 234 Lowell Street
(LG, PH, BM)
Granted
Case #30-61 - 8/10/61 (7/20/61 & 7/27/61) George Tzannos
Variance to build garage closer to lot line than the law allows. Lot 14 Marcus Road
(LG, BM, LW)
Granted
Case #31-61 - 8/15/61 (7/27/61 & 8/3/61) Ruth O. Saunders
Variance to build porch closer to lot
(LG, LW, HC)
Granted
line than the law allows at 22 Grant St.
Case #32-61 - 8/15/61 (7/27/61 & 8/3/61) John A. Grano
Variance to divide lot of land at 107 Aldrich Road into two lots, one with insufficient depth.
(LG, LW, HC)
Denied
Case #33-61 - 9/12/61 (8/17/61 & 8/24/61) Douglas C. Saunders, Jr.
Variance to change the use of a variety (LG, BM, PH) shop at Parker and Lowell Streets to a barber shop
(LG, PH, BM) Granted
Case #34-61 - 9/12/61 (8/17/61 & 8/24/61 ) Daniel J. & Angela C. Walsh
Variance in zoning. Permission to sell a house on a lot not conforming to Zoning laws, created unknowingly in 1957, at Canal Street (formerly Shawsheen Street)
Case #35-61 - 9/12/61 (8/17/61 & 8/24/61) AVCO - RAD
Variance to allow for construction of a (LG, BM, PH) Granted 2, 000 ft. parking lot beyond the 30 ft. extension of industrial zone, permitted by By-law, and for approval of in- stallation of a cooling tower and elevator pent-house 14 ft. and 3 ft. respectively above the permitted height of buildings, by Zoning By-law.
Case #36-61 - 9/19/61 (8/24/61 & 8/31/61) Generosso A. Capodilupo
To establish a real estate office at 168 (LG, PH, BM) Denied Main Street in a Residential Zone. (Assessors #44/186)
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Hearing Date (Advertised dates) Applicant
Reason for Appeal
Members Voting
Decision
Variance to provide an apartment for his (LG, PH, BM) father, with an outside stairway - at 616 Woburn Street (Assessors #58/16)
Granted
Variance to allow for the erection of a (LG, BM, LW)
Granted
garage and breezeway closer to lot line than law allows. At 711 Woburn Street. (Assessors #48/70)
Case #39-61 - 9/26/61 (8/31/61 & 9/7/61) AVCO - RAD
Variance to allow for erection of an antenna tower and ramp on Buildings 3 and 4 for research purposes. At 201 Lowell Street (Assessors #48/73A)
(LG, BM, PH)
Granted
Case #40-61 - 9/26/61 (8/31/61 & 9/7/61) Stanley R. White
Variance on unoccupied lot of land on Taft Road, to erect a single family dwelling, the lot having insufficient frontage. (Assessors #19/57)
(LG, PH, BM)
Denied
Case #41-61 - 10/3/61 (9/7/61 & 9/14/61) Bessie & Myer Cohen (Wilm. Grain & Bldg. )
To obtain approval of metal roofing in required sideyard as petitioned 5/8/58, and permission for extension of shed over storage space approved 6/17/57, by the Board of Appeals. 409 Main Street. (Assessors #42/22C)
(BM, PH, LW)
Part granted. Part denied. (Appealed)
Case #42-61 - 10/17/61 (9/21/61 & 9/28/61) John W. & Eva Parsons
To divide and erect a single family dwelling on their property on Boutwell Street. (Assessors #18/12)
(PH, LW, HC) Denied
Case #43-61 - 10/17/61 (9/21/61 & 9/28/61) Herbert & Gertrude Frederick
To move a property line on existing lots (PH, LW, HC) of land at the corner of State and Forest Streets so as to make two lots of land with proper width but insufficient depth. (Assessors #51/30)
For right to dispose of industrial waste (LW, HC, PH) No Hearing
Case #44-61 - 10/17/61 (9/21/61 & 9/28/61) Mary Benevento
from one factory in existing excavations in Benevento gravel pits off Salem Street,, N. Wilmington (Assessors #R1-30)
To establish real estate office at 284 (PH, LW, HC) Granted
Case #45-61 - 10/17/61 (9/21/61 & 9/28/61) George T. H. Smith
Shawsheen Ave. together with suitable signs. (Assessors #22/5)
Case #46-61 - 10/31/61 (10/5/61 & 10/12/61) Lauretta J. Davis
Variance on land on Faulkner Ave. to set off Lots 129 to 133 Silver Lake Pines Plan as separate lot, said lot having required frontage and area but not required depth. (Assessors #35/10)
(LG, PH, BM) Granted
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Case #37-61 - 9/19/61 (8/24/61 & 8/31/61) Russell Shurtleff
Case #38-61 - 9/26/61 (8/31/61 & 9/7/61) Ernest Seitz
Hearing Date (Advertised dates) Applicant
Reason for Appeal
Members Voting
Decision
Case #47-61 - 10/31/61 (10/5/61 & 10/12/61) Lauretta J. Davis
Variance to divide land of sufficient area (LG, LW, BM) into two housing lots, not having required frontage, lots #220 through 226 Silver Lake Pines Plan. (Assessors #35/10)
Variance on a lot of land at 107 Aldrich (LG, PH, BM) Granted
Road, to divide into two lots, one having insufficient area. (Assessors #20/4)
Case #49-61 - 10/31/61 (10/5/61 & 10/12/61) Albert C. Brun
second floor of building at 106-110 Main Street into apartments. (Assess. #45/141)
Case #50-61 - 11/7/61 (10/12/61 & 10/19/61) Texaco, Inc.
Variance at 275 Main Street to allow two (LG, PH, BM) identification signs in yard, and trade mark and company sign on building. (Assessors #43/4A)
Granted - allowing one yard sign.
Case #51-61 - 11/14/61 (10/19/61 & 10/26/61) John H. Sullivan
Variance on two lots adjacent to his (LG, PH, BM)
Granted
home, for building purposes, said lots having sufficient frontage and area but insufficient depth. 200 Salem Street (Assessors #90/142)
Case #52-61 - 11/14/61 (10/19/61 & 10/26/61) A. P. Rounds
Variance to remove gravel, surplus material, in the way of two streets to be constructed, in Hathaway Acres, North Wilmington. (Assessors #94/41E)
(LG, BM, PH) Granted
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Case #53-61 - 11/28/61 (11/2/61 & 11/9/61) Wilmington Coal & Oil
Variance in zoning laws to allow for the (LG, PH, BM) erection of a 50 ft. radio tower to con- tact delivery vehicles (340 Main Street) (Assessors #42/29)
Granted
Case #54-61 - 11/28/61 (11/2/61 & 11/9/61) Frank J. McGivern
Variance in zoning law to allow for the erection of a dwelling on lot on Kendall Street not having required depth and frontage. (Assessors #20/6)
(LG, PH, BM) Granted
Case #55-61 - 11/28/61 (11/2/61 & 11/9/61) Jackson Bros.
Variance from Building By-law to sub- stitute 60-minute United Lab Gypsum Board for required plaster over heater at Lot 36 Lake St. (Assessors #20/18)
Pending
Case #56-61 - 12/28/61 (11/30/61 & 12/7/61) Jackson Bros.
Variance to erect dwelling on Lot 23A Lake Street, having sufficient area and frontage but insufficient depth. (Assessors #22/35)
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