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REPORTS OF SELECTMEN
AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
on the
Articles in the
Warrant
for the
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
to be held in the High School Auditorium
Tuesday, November 14th, 2006 at 7:00 P.M.
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TITLE
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ARTICLE 1 |
Approval of unpaid bills.
(Selectmen) |
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ARTICLE 2
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Approval of collective
bargaining agreements. (Human Resources Director) |
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ARTICLE 3 |
FY2007 Budget Amendments.
(Selectmen)
TM Tables
Supplement 01 - Spiegel Motion
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ARTICLE 4 |
Amendment to the Zoning By-Law
-- creation of a new “F” zoning district. (Planning and Community
Development)
Supplement
01 - Wadleigh / Dean Amendment
Supplement
02- Wadleigh / Dean Amended
Supplement 02 - Recommendation of the Advisory Committee on the Wadleigh / Dean Amendment
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ARTICLE 5 |
Amendment to Section 5.43 of
the Zoning By-Law – Exceptions to Yard and Setback Regulations -- relief
from setback requirements by a special permit. (Planning and Community
Development) |
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ARTICLE 6 |
Amendment to Section 3.04.4 (f)
and Section 3.03.6 (f) of the Zoning By-Law – Interim Planning Overlay
District -- six month extension. (Planning and Community Development)
Supplement 01 -
Selectmen's Recommendation
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ARTICLE 7 |
Amendment to the Zoning By-Law
-- zoning map change for a portion of the southeast side of the parcel
located at 1040 West Roxbury Parkway, block 272, lot 06, from S-7 to
L-0.5. (Petition of Robert Basile) |
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ARTICLE 8 |
Amendment to Article 6.01 of
the Zoning By-Law – General Regulations Applying to Required Off-Street
Parking Facilities -- retail establishment parking spaces. (Petition of
Myra Trachtenberg) |
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ARTICLE 9 |
Amendment to Article V, Table
5.01 of the Zoning By-Law - Dimensional Requirements -- setback
requirements for new construction on lots on which a structure was
demolished. (Petition of Edward Richmond) |
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ARTICLE 10 |
Amendment to Paragraph 2 of
Section 5.09 of the Zoning By-Law – Design Review -- inclusion of
demolitions. (Petition of Edmund A. Mroz, Jr.) |
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ARTICLE 11 |
Amendment to the Zoning By-Law
-- change lots within Block 135 from I-1.0 designation to G-1.0
designation. (Petition of Isabella Callanan)
Supplement 01 -
Callanan Motion
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ARTICLE 12 |
Acceptance of the Provisions of
Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 32, Section 20(6)(a) -- provides a
stipend of $3,000 per year for members of the Retirement Board.
(Retirement Board) |
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ARTICLE 13 |
Acceptance of Massachusetts
General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 4A – authorizes the Department of
Public Health to enter into an inter-municipal agreement with other
governmental units. (Director of Health and Human Services) |
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ARTICLE 14 |
Amendment to the Town By-Laws
-- establish a new Article 8.28 – Public Health Immunizations. (Petition
of Susan Allen) |
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ARTICLE 15 |
Amendment to Section 2.1.11 of
the Town’s By-Laws – Town Meeting Procedures -- requirement of the
Pledge of Allegiance. (Petition of Seymour Ziskend) |
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ARTICLE 16 |
Amendment to Section 2.1.5 of
the Town By-Laws – Notice of Meetings -- change to the number of days
prior to Town Meeting the warrant must be posted. (Petition of Shepard
Spunt) |
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ARTICLE 17 |
Amendment to Section 2.5.1 of
the Town By-Laws – Special Committee Reports -- 280 day reporting
requirement. (Petition of Susan Allen) |
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ARTICLE 18 |
Amendment to Article 3.1 of the
Town’s By-Laws -- establish a new Article 3.17 – Campaigns for Office.
(Moderator's Committee on Campaign Finance, Randall Ravitz, Chair)
Appendix to
Petitioner's Explanation
Supplement 01 -
Ravitz Motion and Selectmen's Recommendation
Supplement 02 -
Revised Motion of the Moderator's Committee on Campaign Finance
Supplemental 03 -
Advisory Committee's Recommendation
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ARTICLE 19 |
Amendment to Article 5.3 of the
Town By-Laws – Demolition By-Law. (Preservation Commission)
Appendix A
Supplement 01 -
Correction Advisory Committee Motion
Supplement 02 -
Corrected Motion under Article 19 |
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ARTICLE 20 |
Amendment to Section 8.5.9 of
the Town By-Laws – Defacing Property -- replace existing section with a
new section titled “Defacing Property and Graffiti”. (Petition of
Raymond F. Wise) |
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ARTICLE 21 |
Amendment to Article 10.2 –
Prosecutions and Enforcement and Article 10.3 – Non-Criminal Disposition
of the Town By-Laws -- establish a $300 fine for graffiti. (Petition of
Raymond F. Wise) |
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ARTICLE 22 |
Amendment to the Town By-Laws
-- establish a new Article 8.28 – The Prohibition of Leaf Blowers in
Certain Areas. (Petition of Stephen Daisy) |
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ARTICLE 23 |
Legislation Authorizing the
Transfer of Ownership from the State to the Town of the Former Fisher
Hill Reservoir. (Commissioner of Public Works) |
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ARTICLE 24 |
Vote to Extinguish, Abandon or
Otherwise Release All or a Portion of a Sewer and Surface Water Draining
Easement -- located on the westerly side line of Heath Street.
(Commissioner of Public Works) |
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ARTICLE 25 |
Appointment of a Moderator’s
Committee to Study How Lodging Houses are Assessed. (Petition of
Christopher Pauli) |
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Resolution Reaffirming
Sanctuary Status for Undocumented Immigrants. (Petition of Martin
Rosenthal and Frank Farlow, et al) |
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ARTICLE 27 |
Resolution Supporting a World
Language Program. (Petition of Christopher Koch) |
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ARTICLE 28 |
Resolution Urging All Town
Committees, Sub-Committees, and Study Committees to Conduct at Least
One-Half of their Meeting During Evening Hours. (Petition of A. Joseph
Ross)
Supplement 01 - Ross Motion
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ARTICLE 29 |
Question of Asking the
Selectmen to Explain How Collections of the Refuse Disposal Fee Were
Expended in Town Budgets for the Past 18 Years. (Petition of Stanley
Wayne) |
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ARTICLE 30 |
Reports of Town Officers and
Committees. (Selectmen)
Report of the Moderator's Committee on Norfolk County
Report of the Moderator's Committee on Campaign Finance
Report of the Moderator's Committee on Town Meeting Voting Technologies |
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