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I Wendy Mazza, City Clerk of the City of Northampton, Massachusetts,.
certify that the attached copies are True Copies of City Council Records
from the Record Book, Volume 37.
eunto set my hand and seal of said
In witness whereof, I have her
' )Drthampton, this 20th day of June 2008
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Wendy Ma a,
City Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL ROOM
CITY HALL
Northampton, Mass.l`
January 9 1969 ;i;
Special Meeting of the City Council called to order by His H
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Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski at 7:10 P.M. The following 8 Councilli
were present, none being absent,
Councillor Eugene H. Arnold
" Bernard P. Carey
it Edward R. Kochan
" William C. Ames 1 •
" Edward P. Gross
" Richard F. Newman
" David B. Musante, Jr.
" John J. Rockett, Jr.
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Roll called by James E. Faulkner, Clerk of the City Council,.,'
General Business The purpose of this meeting was to act on General Business.'
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
unanimously. The following order was then passed.
Transfer of In City Council, January 9 1969 as of December 31, 1968
Refus e�Comm Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Commii
ORDERED, that the sum of Twenty -Four Hundred: and no /100 Dol:
($2,400.00) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus Revea
and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Refuse Study Ca
Enrolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled:
ran e of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
. The following order was then passed.
er of ncil, January 9, 1969
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on; Per. recommendation
e s of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Commit:
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D, that the sum of Sixteen Hundred and no /100 Dollars.
0 be and hereby is raised and appropriated to Reve
riations, as follows:
Elections, Personal Services . ................ $1,250.00
Elections, Ordinary Maintenance............ 350.00
ed suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
(Special Meeting of January 9, 1969)
dinance amending It is further provided and ordered that the person electec
ap. o e Secretary of the Board shall start at the "Third Step" herein,;!,
v. O�Re — to wits $163.00 per week. Said Secretary of the Board shall`bE
one of the three Assessors and shall devote full time to his
duties.
sition of
cr of the In City Council, January 9, 1969
and of Assessor Amendment motion -
Delete all beyond "Secretary of the Board"
th Amendment (Personnel Board must set the wage scale for this new positiox
Amendment passed unanimously.
rolled and
dained Rules suspended, passed two readings, ordained and enrolled
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With these opening remarks, Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski 'turned
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Puchalski meeting over to Mr. John Joyce -
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ened meeting �+
r o o o yce The main reason for calling this special meeting here tonight is`,',
iirman of Bd of to bring together the members of the Council with the members of the,j`
alth
Board of Health and the Refuse Disposal Committee to have a "meetingj
of all the minds" to resolve this refuse disposal problem, once and`
for.." all.
I have consulted with Mr. John Joyce who has worn two caps ' in lt {yjN .
this matter, one as Chairman of the Board of Health and the other asNl
Chairman of my Refuse Disposal Committee and I wish to congratulate
him,'for the excellent
!use Disposal job.he has done in both capacities. I include.,
the other member of the Board and other members of my Refuse Dis •
amittee posal]
Committee in my compliments for their excellent work over the past ''`i! }
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several months, I have been assured that they have worked out the' `
solutions to this very important problem. .,...�`
I want to commend Mr: Edson F. White, our engineer., from Ut
' Survey Engineering Corp. for his engineering work surveying all the
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various sites and methods. He has given many hours of his time
patience in dealing with our r1t
p g problem above and beyond his contract .`;`,4 p
requirements. He has submitted many detailed and comprehensive repot,
to us and made himself available to many of our meetings in the past!'.
I want to state unequivocally here and now that I have the utmost:
confidence in these individuals and I am sure that they have worked) +k
out a program that is both economically sound and sanitary in keeping
with accepted practices and procedures that have been adopted by
numerous other communities and has the full approval of the Departmen'
of Public Health.
I urge you all to forget your personal opinions, any grievances;)+
or special interests which you may wish to serve and to think and act
on what is the best interest of all the citizens of the City of NorMl
ampton.
With these thoughts in mind I now turn you over to Mr.. John JoyC� 10,
Chairman of the Board of Health, tr'
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After a lengthy debate a motion for adjournment was made but
failed with a 4 Yea and 4 Nay vote.
Motion to allow A motion made to allow the Refuse Disposal Committee to expend
Refuse.Committee
to expend 2100.00 up to $2100.00 as a maximum carried with a 7 Yea and 1 Nay vote.
There being no further business to come before the meeting,
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the City Council adjourned at 10:10 P.M.
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1 , k City Clerk
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(Meeting.of February 20y 1969)
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Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed':'i
unanimously. The following order was then passed.
rati_ o =of In City Council, February 20., 1969
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ters 0. — Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Commi#6,1
ow r_ emova? "
ORDERED, that the sum of Three Thousand and no /100 Dollarsi; t,
03,000.00) be and hereby is transferred from Parking Meter „
Reserve and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Parking'
Meters, Ordinary Maintenance, to provide funds for snow.,..:yl.'a
removal, maintenance of meters, lighting, etc.
ed Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed..
unanimously. The following order was then passed.
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ation of In City Council, February 20, 1969
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s Div. ah p 90 Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance'Committ'e
ORDERED, that the sum of Six Thousand Two Hundred Two and 76/:
Dollars ($6,202.76) be and hereby is transferred from Chapter
679, section 5, of 1965 and appropriated to Revenue Appropri
tions, Public Works Department, Streets Division, Chapter',
(Bridge Road and Prospect Street account)
trolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Because.of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed I,s
unanimously. The following order, with the amendment motion, passe
by a 6 Yea and 3'Nay vote..
ppropriation o f In City Council, February 20, 1969
600.00 to Health_
Finance Committee
Sanitary Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the ;•'(I
andf ill
ORDERED, that the sum of. Six Hundred and no /100 Dollars ($600.'
ith amendment be and hereby. is raised and appropriated to Revenue Appropriat- r
Health Department, Sanitary Landfill, for appraisal of possible;;
sites.
In City Council, February 20, 1969
Amendment motion -
For appraisal of the Sena - Pollard - Calduwood
and any other sites the Bbard of Health may wish to
purchase as sanitary landfill site.
Amendment passed by a 6 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
Enrolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the
City Council adjourned at 10:20 P.M.
Attest:_
City Clerk
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(Meeting of March 6, 1969)
Ordinance amendin
CHAPTER 33
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Rev. r Re:
Chapter 33, Section 5.b.1, of the Revised Ordinances'of then
which prohibits parking on
ro i s parking
on certain streets
City of Northampton, as. amended,
certain streets, is hereby further amended as follows:
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By.deleting therefrom: %�
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WEST STREET 4iesterly. side, from the northerly line of S
Belmont Avenue southerly to the.hydrant'at : *!
West Street
Smith College Tennis Courts.;
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And by adding thereto:
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Enrolled and
WEST STREET ,.,.westerly side, from Ahwaga Avenue for':. a tfl:
distance of 411 feet southwesterly._
Ordained
Rules suspended, passed two readings, ordained and enrolled
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The following order was passed:
Appropriation of
$623,000.00 to
In City Council, March 6 1969
the Finance Committees
Sts Div., Snow &
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and
Ice Removal, Per.
Services
ORDERED, that the sum of Twenty -Three Thousand and no /100 D venn u l ,a,
and appropriated to Revenue;E��
($623,000.00) be and hereby is raised
Appropriations, Public Works. Department, Streets Division, Snowi
& Ice Removal, Personal Services
Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
A motion for th
A motion was made that the Board of Health, the City Council, II+?
Bd of Health, Cit
Council,Mr. White, Mr. White and Mr. Doubleday meet at an early date to straighten out
& Mr. oub e a y_
the report on the Calduwood property. The motion carried by az8 Yea L j
meet.
and 1 Nay vote.
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A motion for Bd
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A motion to have the Board of Health pick a waste disposal site
of ea t to pick
it to the council at the March 20, 1969 meeting carried
wane is osa
and present
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by an 8 Yea and 1 Nay vote. I ?
There being no further business to come before the meeting,! the i
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City Council adjourned at 10:05 P.M.
Attest:
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City Clerk
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?urpose of
Special Meet
ission to Mayor Puchalski asked for permission to debate from his chair
r to debate
and it was granted unanimously.
to on Waste A lengthy debate was held on waste disposal. Mr. William
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Doubleday and Mr. Edson White answered questions put to them by
the Mayor and the Councillors.
.on to hav A motion was made by Councillor David B. Musante, Jr. that the
luwood make
:ifications Calduwood people be requested to provide specifications for land
.ed - No second fill at their site. The motion failed as there was no second.
Northampton, Mass.
�4arch 13, 1969
Special Meeting of the City Council called to order by His Honor,
>r Wallace J. Puchalski at 8:30 P.M, The following 8 Councillors
present, Councillor Eugene H. Arnold being absent.
Councillor Bernard P. Carey
Edward R. Kochan
William C. Ames
Edward P. Gross
David L. Callahan
" Richard F. Newman
" David B..Musante, Jr.
" John J. Rockett, Jr.
Roll called by James E. Faulkner, Clerk of the City Council
The purpose of this meeting was an executive session requested
Mr. William Doubleday.
t meeting at The Mayor requested the next regular meeting on March 20, 1959 to
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start at 6 :30 P.M. General Business will be taken up first. The
Board of Health will meet with the Council at 7:00 P.M.
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ence for A moment of silence was held for the late Edwin McDonald, police
'in McDonal
officer.
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Claim of The following claim was referred to the Committee on Claims:
l azy D. Harms R.E.Duda LAZY D FARMS
M.H.Duda Easthampton, Mass.
March 6, 1969
City Clerk
City Hall
Northampton, Mass.
Damage to Farm Tanden -axle Truck. 5
Damages occurred on Friday, February 28, 1969 at the north end of
cement bridge on 07.d Springfield Road, and were due to a deep crevice
in the gravel road.
Cost of Repair
Front -end spring shackle bolts and tierod connections $612.40 1
. :'Referred Labor- Dismantle broken parts, install new and adjust. 30.00
- - Total $642.40
-der cancelling The following order was passed:
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�e ing In City Council, March 20, 1969
Upon recommendation of His Honor, Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski
ORDEREDED, that the regular.s¢heduled meeting of the City �
Council to be held on Thursday, April 3, 1969 be cancelled.
trolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
pecial Meeting Mayor Puchalski informed the City Councillors he will call a
o, be called for
arc � Special Meeting on Thursday, March 27, 1969 to take up city business
plus the 1969 Budget.
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t The City Council reconvened at ?:10 P.M. s-
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7ity dump and The issue of the city dump and the site selection by the Board
s Ite Uiscussibn
of Health was discussed. Mr. John T. Joyce, Chairman of the Board .
of Health informed the Council that the two engineers were to meet
within a weeks time to straighten out a problem between them.
4' >!? A motion that the report of a dump site be brought in at the
March 2 ?, 1969 meeting failed with a 4 Yea and 4 Nay vote.
rTurn -over of At 8:15 P.M. Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski left his chair an
mee,.in� g
Council President Edward P. Gross took the chair.
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The City Council reconvened at 9:15 P.M. with Council
President Edward P. Gross presiding
ed
o recess
for Bd
Ordinance amending Chapter L14, Sec. 28 of the Rev. Ord. Re:
off Stonewall Drive to Residence "C" was brought to the floor.
Mr. Raymond W. J. Campbell of Amherst spoke at length about
the different type apartments he would construct.
Atty Thomas M. Growhoski represented some 35 petitioners who
were opposed to these apartments. He filed a protest under section
7 of Chapter 40A of the General Laws.
After a long debate in which 14 petitioners spoke against the
Ordinance, it was referred to the City Solicitor to see if this was
"spot zoning ". The hearing was then postponed until the April 170
1969 City Council meeting.
The hearing with the Board of Health was brought to the floor
at this time. A motion by Councillor Bernard P. Carey and seconded
by Councillor John J. Rockett, Jr. that the hearing be recessed
until Friday March 21st at 7 P.M. was defeated by 4'.2 Yea and 6 Nay
vote.
A motion by Councillor David B. Musante, Jr. and seconded by
Councillor Edward P. Gross that the Board of Health bring in their
report on a dump site at the Special Meeting of March 27, 1969 was
defeated by a 3 Yea and 5 Nay vote.
ontinu .After a long discussion, a motion by Councillor Bernard P.
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Carey and seconded by Councillor David E. Musante, Jr. to continue
the hearing until the March 27, 1969 meeting carried by a 6 Yea and
1 Nay vote (Councillor John J. Rockett, Jr. having left the meeting).
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the
City Council adjourned at 12:10 A.M.
Attest:
II City Clerk
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(Special Meeting of March 27, 1969)
f ,969 Budget STREETS DIVISION- RUBBISH COLLECTION
Personal Services 2,782.00
Ordinary Maintenance 142.50 2,924.50
STREETS DIVISION -NEW EQUIPMENT
Other than Ord. Maint. 13,205.00 13,205.00 '
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STREETS DIVISION - STREET CLEANING
Personal Services 14,966.00
Ordinary Maintenance 76040 15,726.00
S TREETS DIVISION -SNOW and
". ICE REMOVAL
Personal Services 28,298.00
•�; Ordinary Maintenance 46,312.50 74,610.50
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT - 1000 ADMINISTRATION
Personal Service 61,745.04 {
Ordinary Maintenance 13,550.00
Travel out of State 6,200.00 81,495.04
20 00 INSTRUCTION
� �! Personal Service 2,599,65
41 Ordinary Maint. 194,832.06
Travel outside State 2,021.00 2,796,505.61
3000 Other SCHOOL SERVICES
! Personal Services 59,167.36
Ordinary aintenance 293,975.9
S� Travel outside State 300.00 353,443.28
I� 4000 OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE OF PLANT
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Personal Services 233,605
Ordinary Maintenance 165,237.00
Other than Ord; 11,342.00 410,184.60 Ii
lSsi'sti. 7000 ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSESTS
Other than Ord. Maint. 26,975.00 26,975.00
9000 PROGRAMS WITH OTHER.DISTRICTS
j( <: Ordinary Maintenance 3,500.00 3,500.00
a�. 5000 FIXED CHARGES
i Ordinary Maintenance 1,700.00 1,700.00
P ERSONNEL BOARD
Personel Services 300.00
Ordinary Maintenance 142.50 442.50 c@
WIRING INSPECTOR
Personal Service 4,839.60
Ordinary Maintenance 190.00 5,029.60
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` olled Total 1969 Budget $ 7
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled:
Because of .late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
to unanimously.
Endfill Amotion by Councillor David B. Musante, Jr. and seconded by
Councillor Eugene H. Arnold to delete the following from the order -
(for the purchase of twenty (20) acres of Calduwood Enterprises,
Inc. Property (formerly Omasta Gravel Pit) off 180 Glendale Road
for use as sanitary landfill site.) - failed by a 3 Yea and 6 Nay
vote
22.
Transfer of
26, 00.00 to
sanitary land
site
One Reading
.Special Meeting of March 27, 1969)
A motion to suspend all rules and give this order two readings,
'ailed by a 5 Yea and 4 Nay vote.
The following order was given one reading and passed by a =6 Yea
m.d 3 Nay vote.
:n City Council, March 27, 1969
Tpon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of twenty -six thousand four hundred:
($26,400.00) dollars_ be and hereby is transferred from surplus
revenue and appropriated to revenue appropriation - sanitary
landfill site (for the purchase of twenty (20) acres of
Calduwood Enterprises, Inc. Property (formerly Omasta Gravel`
Pit) off 180 Glendale Road for use as sanitary landfill'site ),
tter from The following letter was read by the Mayor to the City: Council
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City Council t
Northampton Board.of HealthP
Northampton, Mass. { y i
Gentlemen:
As acting Broker for the Sena property on Park Hill Road, you!.may ha4
expected to have heard from me before this time but I felt that the
Mayor, City Council and Board of Health have bean contending with
enough harassment by vested intrests. I was also aware that the City?
had engaged a qualified engineer, in Mr. Edson F. White and upon his1
findings and recommendations would, and should, base their decision,
without ny sale pressure by me, as Broker.
If his ra ecommendations had been in the negative on the Sena property(
Ion Park Hill Road, that would have :ended the question of acquisition.f
However, it now would seem to be a question of financial expenditure.,;
as well.
Mr. O'Neil of the Board of Health requested an asking price on the
Sena property, which I gave as $40,000. for the aproximate 60!Acres '5
At this date no definite offer by the City has been discussed. I feel
that if the City were intrested in the site a discussion with'pos
sible compromise would be in order.
There have been conflicting reports of expenditures in the newspapers,
perhaps covering different development plans for the sites in question
but'the latest of $264400. for the purchase of the tract of 20Acres
on Glendale Road from Calduwood Enterprises Inc. is confusing. ' If
20 Acres is the space needed for Imediate land fill this could be
arranged on the Sena tract with future purchase of the remainder
assured.' Even at the asking price of $40,000. for 60 Acres 6 Acre
section would be only $13,333. i
If the City does purchase the Calduwood site of 20 Acres for $26,400,.;'
I am sure there must be other factors of expenditure in that amount;'`.
beyond the value of the land itself. I am also sure that they will
not be short sighted in their mathematical computations and acertain;
in advance, the cost factor of additional acreage and proposed fill
needed in the future. If�not, it would be. the old adage "Penny wise'
and Pound foolish ".
The confidence and trust 'of the residents of the city of Northampton'
are vested in you the Mayor, the City Council and the Board of' Health
to act in the best intrests of the City regardless of the pressures;
applied by any with vested intrests direct or inderict.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) Esther C. Sena
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Petition under
Sec. 0 0
to take Allen's
Meeting of April,l7, 1969)
The following order was given a second reading and failed by a jI
Yea and 4 Nay vote. ll141
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Upon Recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee ? ?'
ORDERED, that the sum of twenty -six thousand four Ilaundr.ed'.
($26,400.00) dollars be and hereby is transferred.from surplus
revenue and appropriated to revenue appropriation- sanitary ;;?l
landfill site (for the purchase of twenty (20) acres of ?,
Calduwood Enterprises, Inc. Property (formerly Omasta:
Gravel Pit) off 180 Glendale Road for use as sanitary
landfill site.) .;
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Suspension of rules on the following petition failed by . a 3 Yea
and 6 Nay vote.
'AN INITIATIVE PETITION
PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 40A THROUGH 40E OF THE
NORTHAMPTON CITY CHARTER
We, the undersigned, being registered voters of the City of
Northampton, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, respectfully request ;.;
the City Council to pass the following measure:
"That the sum of three thousand (3000) dollars be and
hereby is transferred from surplus revenue and appropriated
to revenue appropriation - sanitary landfill site for the
purpose of taking by eminent domain (in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 40 of the General haws)
twenty (20) acres of the property of James I,. Allen and Sara
B. Allen, situated on or near Easthampton Road in said City
of Northampton, and being a portion of the property now sub
ject to a contract between said City and said James L. Allen,
dated as of March 28, 1967, for use as a sanitary landfill
site."
(Signatures and residences - 1331 certified),
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Ll Reports The following Annual Reports were accepted: �l
Tted Smith Vocational and Agricultural High ;S.h
Forbes Library
t pole re- Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company and gland
tion on st Street Telephone and Telegraph Company for 1 joint pole reon on
ied I1 Locust Street was granted.
Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company for 1 pole and wire
location on Easthampton Road was granted. I`
_ Petition of Telephone and Telegraph Company and
Massachusetts Electric Company for 1 joint pole relocation on F1
Road was granted.
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Transfer
X26 400.
san tar
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site
Second reading
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Petition under
Sec. 0 0
to take Allen's
Meeting of April,l7, 1969)
The following order was given a second reading and failed by a jI
Yea and 4 Nay vote. ll141
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In City Council, March 27, 1969
Upon Recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee ? ?'
ORDERED, that the sum of twenty -six thousand four Ilaundr.ed'.
($26,400.00) dollars be and hereby is transferred.from surplus
revenue and appropriated to revenue appropriation- sanitary ;;?l
landfill site (for the purchase of twenty (20) acres of ?,
Calduwood Enterprises, Inc. Property (formerly Omasta:
Gravel Pit) off 180 Glendale Road for use as sanitary
landfill site.) .;
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Suspension of rules on the following petition failed by . a 3 Yea
and 6 Nay vote.
'AN INITIATIVE PETITION
PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 40A THROUGH 40E OF THE
NORTHAMPTON CITY CHARTER
We, the undersigned, being registered voters of the City of
Northampton, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, respectfully request ;.;
the City Council to pass the following measure:
"That the sum of three thousand (3000) dollars be and
hereby is transferred from surplus revenue and appropriated
to revenue appropriation - sanitary landfill site for the
purpose of taking by eminent domain (in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 40 of the General haws)
twenty (20) acres of the property of James I,. Allen and Sara
B. Allen, situated on or near Easthampton Road in said City
of Northampton, and being a portion of the property now sub
ject to a contract between said City and said James L. Allen,
dated as of March 28, 1967, for use as a sanitary landfill
site."
(Signatures and residences - 1331 certified),
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Ll Reports The following Annual Reports were accepted: �l
Tted Smith Vocational and Agricultural High ;S.h
Forbes Library
t pole re- Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company and gland
tion on st Street Telephone and Telegraph Company for 1 joint pole reon on
ied I1 Locust Street was granted.
Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company for 1 pole and wire
location on Easthampton Road was granted. I`
_ Petition of Telephone and Telegraph Company and
Massachusetts Electric Company for 1 joint pole relocation on F1
Road was granted.
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CITY COUNCIL ROOM
CITY HALL
Northampton, Mass.
May 1, 1969
Regular Meeting of the City Council called to order by His,
Honor, Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski at.8:15 P:M -4 The following 9
Councillors were present, none being absent.
Councillor Eugene H. Arnold
it Bernard P. Carey
" Edward R. Kochan
" William C. Ames
" Edward P. Gross
" David L. Callahan
" Richard F. Newman
" David B. Musante, Jr.
" John J. Rockett, Jr.
Roll called by James E. Faulkner, Clerk of the City Council
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The following petition was given one reading and failed by a
Yea and 6 Nay vote.
AN INITIATIVE PETITION
PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 40A THROUGH 40E OF THE
L NORTHAMPTON CITY CHARTER
We, the undersigned, being registered voters of the City of
Northampton, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, respectfully request
the City Council to pass the following measure:
"That the sum of three thousand (3000) dollars be and
hereby is transferred from surplus revenue and appropriated
to revenue appropriation- sanitary landfill site for the pur-
pose of taking by eminent domain (in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 40 of the General Laws)
twenty (20) acres of the property of James L. Allen and Sara
K. Allen, situated on or near Easthampton Road in said City
of Northampton, and being a portion of the property now
subject to a contract between said City and said James L.
Allen, dated as of March 28, 1967, for use as.a sanitary
landfill site."
(Signatures and residences - 1331 certified)
Joint pole loca Petition of Massachusetts Electric Company and New England
tion on Hatfield
Street Telephone and Telegraph Company for joint pole location on Hatfield
Granted Street was granted.
s.granted The following Licenses were granted:
s TAXICAB
Frederick J. Benoit dba 229 Taxi Co.
Frederick J. Benoit dba Benoit Limousine
Service
4 cabs
6 cabs
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(Meeting of May 1, 1969)
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
unanimously.
On suspension of rules and 2 readings the following order passed
by a 6 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
In City Council, May 1, 1969
Recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Six Hundred-and no /100 Dollars
($600.00) be and hereby is raised and appropriated to
Revenue Appropriations, Health Department, Sanitary Landfill,
for appraisal of the Calduwood site
Enrolled
To signature
from Mayor)
authoriz
Enrolled
signature
(Mayor)
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
unanimously.
On suspension of rules and 2 readings the following order passed.
by a 6 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
In City Council, May 1, 1969
Upon Recommendation of the Board of Health
ORDERED, that by direction of the said City Council, that the
said City Council acting under the authority of and in accord-
ance with the provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 40 of the
General Lairs of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Tercentenary
Edition) and all acts and amendments thereof and in addition
thereto, and of any and every power and authority in anywise
enabling, does hereby take in fee for and and.in behalf of the
City of Northampton the following described tract or parcel of
land located on the Southeasterly side, of Ryan Road, in the
City of Northampton, with the structures and trees thereon;,
and together with any rights of way over said tracts or parcels
of land, for the purpose of establishing, maintaining and
operating a sanitary landfill refuse disposal area; for the
citizens of the City of Northampton, said landfill area to
be operated and maintained by either a private contractor or
municipally operated, and the providing of proper access there-
to. Said tract or parcel of land, which layout consists of an .
irregular shaped tract of land, bounded and described as follows:
That certain parcel of land situate in Northampton, County
of Hampshire, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and
described as follows:
Bounded' Westerly by the highway running from West Farms to
Easthampton four hundred twenty -nine and seven -
tenths (429.7) feet more or less;
NORTHERLY by Lot. No. 2 as shown on Sub - Division Plan three
hundred thirty -two (332) feet;
WESTERLY by Lots numbered 2 and 1 as shown on said.Sub-
Division Plan six hundred sixty and three- tenths
(660-3)-feet;
NORTHERLY by lands now or formerly of Luther Wright and of
Henry Bigelow twenty -two hundred ninety -eight
(2298) feet more or less, as shown on said Sub -
Division Plan;
EASTERLY
and SOUTH-
EASTERLY by a brook on land now or formerly of Charles P.
Searle as shown on said Sub - Division Plan;.
SOUTHERLY by lands now or formerly of Paul White and of
Artime LaDuke twenty -four hundred twenty (2420)
feet, more or less, as shown on said Sub - Division
Plan.
Ili 236.
Or der authorizing
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1 1 1 I
CJF_ W a
"" property
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No signature
from Mayor)
(Meeting Of May 1, 1969)
t the watr lin and t 1 1 O�
All of said boundaries excep, C e to be located as s 0
Road are d by the Land
Engineer, dated :De6e'mbeT 11 , �
a p drawn by M-J . O'Neill,
by the
as modified and Land Court, and as shown 0. E. approved by.the ld�' 0
Division Plan by M. J- O'Neill, tion Book No1
led with Certificate 50- 91 in Registra 1
and filed emises are LOT NO. 3 ' a
and the above described pr
Page 3 said Sub-Div Sion Plan: EXCEPTING and EXCLU DINGIt
s 0, `which:TO
from, however, a portion with the buildings thereon,
TION is bounded as follows, Viz:
I
WESTERLY 'by Glendale Road four hundred four s.nd,68/10,0,(
feet;
Pezzara three hundred rt -0 e.
NORTHERLY by land of Irene -li I
and 15/ (331.15) feet;
I ell
NORTH-
EASTERLY by Jana of Irene pezzara two hundred ninet
(290.35) feet;
EASTERLY by land of Irene Pezzara two hundred sixty seve
j?/lOO (267.- -feet;
SOUTHERLY by Artime LaDuke s i x hundred four and 72/100 060(604
feet.
The same being'Lot numbered 4 as s h ow n on the plan filed wil
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Certificate of Title Number 336 b an ing Plan Number 1153 pl�
E 174 1/2. av Said is En plan g i nglqn `
bei�4
)
r egistered in Land Court Book 4 Page ,
i Northamton by D
Subdivision Plan of Land ii 1,
ste , December 1, 1953-
Co., dated may 19, 1953, and regi
- T Land
Being the same property described in Hampshire Registr
Court, Transfer Certificate of Title No. 869, recorded in 00.)"
8, page ??. (Document No. 2507)
DAMAGES
It is further ORDERED that said Cit C does er
sustained by the persons in eir prope
award the damages suE to th be apport. io
by reason of said taking the following sums
wnrs d or es
between the owner or 0 ests the appear mortagee at the mort tim ag of e s
record, if
any, as their e int
taking, viz: William L. Wood
Stephen P. Cahillane, Armand J. Duseau jr ....... $20,846.605 *"`
I two readings and enrolled.
Rules suspended, passec
There being no further business to come before the meetingl the
t C adjourned at 9:45 P-K-
a
248.
(Meeting of June 199 1969)
The following order was passed:
{ Transfer of In City Council, June 19, 1969
$5 0-00 to Public'
orts etl5iv and the Finance Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Five Seventy and no /100
Dollars (4570.00) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus
Revenue and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Public
Works Department, Streets Division, Street Cleaning,
Ordinary •Maintenance
Enrolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
-
i
I�
The following order was passed:
Ap propriated to In City Council, June 19, 1969
Welfare Gen. Rel.
of 150.00 Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
aI° ORDERED, that the sum of One Hundred.Fifty and no/100-Dollars
(4150.00) be and hereby is raised and appropriated to Welfare,
General Relief, 1967 Bill for funeral expenses to a recipient
Enrolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
�E?
Ir, i
The following . order was given one reading and passed with a,
6 Yea and 2 Nay vote.
!! Use alread "a ro- In City Council, June 19, 1969
I!. r ate 350.00 in
$' Board of ealth Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the Board of Health be authorized to use, from
monies already appropriated within their Personal Services
?' account the sum of Three Hundred Fifty and no /100 Dollars
IS
T One Readin (4350.00) to provide for increase of salary for Animal
g Inspector from
G500.00 to 41,200.00 per year. This increase
is to take effeot as of July 1, 1969
Suspension of rules on this order failed by a 4 Yea and 4 Nay vot,;
This order was given one reading and passed by a 5 Yea & 3 Nay vo e
Transfer of In City Council, June 19, 1969
4634.80 to Health -
Sanitary Landfill Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, THAT THE SUM of Six Hundred Thirty =Four and 80/100
Dollars (4634.80) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus
Revenue and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Health -
Sanitary Landfill, to,provide funds for engineering services I
for survey of the so- called Omasta property by Calduwood I,
One Reading Enterprise, Inc.
249. '
(Meeting of June 19, 1969)
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
manimously
On suspension of rules failed with a 4 Yea and 4 Nay vote.
Order was given one reading and passed by a 5 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
olled
�n City Council, June 19, 1969
7pon recommendation of His Honor the May and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Eight Thousand and no /100 ($8,000.00)
be and hereby is raised and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations,
Health Department, Sanitary Landfill, as per attached letter.
Because of late filing, all rules were suspended and passed
unanimously. On suspension of rules and 2 readings the order passed
with a 7 Yea and .1 Nay vote.
In City Council, June 19, 1969
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee .
ORDERED, that the sum of Forty -Two Thousand, Two Hundred
Seventy -Seven and 50/100 Dollars ($42,277.50) be and hereby
is raised and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Health,
Landfill Operation, to provide funds for the period of July
1 1969 through December 31 1969 This is a three -year
contract with Calduwood Enterprise, Inc., at a total cost
of Two Hundred Fifty -Three Thousand Six Hundred Sixty -Five
Dollars and no /100 ($253,665.)
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
stter from
The following letter was tabled temporarily. .
Dbert J. Powers
25 Summer St.
:i Super Ent ende
Northampton; Mass.
Recreati
June 19, 1969
To His Honor the Mayor:
Wallace J. Puchalski
and
Members of the Northampton City Council:
Gentlemen: I am taking this means of setting the following facts
before you.
I -I am willing to accept the position of Superintendent
of Recreation, here in Northampton.
2 -With the resignation of the latest Superintendent, on
the Civil Service list for that appointment, I am now the only.
qualified and eligible name.
3 -I took the examination for the position of Superin-
tendent of Recreation on-good faith.
4 -The fact that I passed the examination, plus my ten
years with the local Recreation Department should prove my qualifi-
cations.
5 -If any moves are taken to circumvent this Civil Ser-
vice position or to by -pass me as the legal and qualified man for
the Post, I would be less than a man if I did not take further
legal action.
Tabled
6 -It is my opinion that if a controversy over this
developed, it should be blamed on the Recreation Comm-
Temporarily
position has
ission, who have refused to transact the,City!s business in a fair
anct legal maU1101
Sincerely
(Signed) Robert J. Powers
ti
252•
CITY COUNCIL ROOM
CITY HALL
Northampton, Mass
June 23, 1969
Special Meeting of the City called to order by His Hono
Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski at '7:15 P.M. The following 8 Councillors
were present, Councillor Eugene H. Arnold being absent.
Councillor Bernard P. Carey
" Edward R. Kochan
William C. Ames
" Edward P. Gross
David L. Callahan
" Richard F. Newman
David B.,Musante, Jr.
" John J. Rockett, Jr.
Roll Called by James E. Faulkner, Clerk of the City Council
pose of The purpose. of.this meeting was to have the City Council vote
cial Meeting again to take the Calduwood Site because vote must be recorded within
30 days in the Registry of Deeds. Also other orders concerning the
sanitary landfill may be acted upon with the wishes of the Council.
Order authorizing
The following order was passed:
In City Council, June 23 1969
;
r�
land taking of
Calduwood property
Upon Recommendation of the Board of Health
ORDERED, that by direction of the said City Council, that the
said City Council actin under the authority f and in accordance
' - --
with the provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 40 of the General"
Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Tercentenary Edition)
4
and all acts and amendments thereof and in addition thereto; and
of any and every power and authority in anywise enabling, does
�.
hereby take in fee for and and in behalf of the City of Northamp-
ton the following described tract or - parcel of land located on
i
the Southeasterly side of Ryan Road, in the City of Northampton,
with the structures and trees thereon, and together with any
f
rights of way over said tracts or parcels of land, for the pur
pose of establishing, maintaining and operating a sanitary "land-
fill refuse disposal area, for the citizens of the City of North-
.•;,,;;
ampton, said landfill area to be operated and maintained by
either a private contractor or municipally operated., and the
providing of proper access thereto. Said tract or parcel of
land, which layout consists of an irregular shaped tract of
land , bounded and described as follows:
r"
.;I:JFJL
That certain parcel of land situate in Northampton, County
of Hampshire, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and
described as follows:
Bounded Westerly by the highway running from West Farms to
k
Easthampton four hundred twenty -nine and seven-
tenths (429•7) feet more or less;
60
Northerly by Lot No. 2 as shown on Sub - Division Plan three
hundred thirty -two (332) feet;
Enrolled
Westerly by Lots numbered 2 and 1 as shown on said Sub-
Division Plan six hundred sixty and three - tenths
(660.3) feet;
rt
253
(Special Meeting of June 23, 1969)
Order authorizing
Northerly 'by land now or formerly of Luther Wright and of
land taking of
Henry Bigelow twenty -two hundred ninety -eight
Calduwood property
(2298) feet more or less, as shown on said Sub-
Division Plan;
Easterly and
Southeasterly by a brook on land now or formerly of Charles
'P. Searle as shown on said Sub - Division Plan;
Southerly by lands now or formerly of Paul White and of
?:..
Artime LaDuke twenty -four hundred twenty (2420)
{s,
feet, more or less; as shown on said Sub - Division
Plan.
All of said boundaries except the water line and the line of
the Road are determined by the Land Court to be located as
shown on a plan drawn by M.J. O'Neill, Engineer, dated Dec -
ember 11, 1924, as modified and approved by the Land Court,'
if
and as shown on Sub - Division Plan by M.J. O'Neill, C.E.
approved by the Land Court, and filed with Certificate No.
iy!ti
91 in Registration Book No: 1, Page 352, and the above
described premises are LOT NO. 3 as shown on said Sub - Division
Plan: EXCEPTING AND EXCLUDING therefrom, however, a portion
with the buildings thereon, which.PORTION is bounded as
follows, viz:
I r ;
Westerly by Glendale Road four hundred four and 68/100
feet (404.68)
Northerly by land of Irene Pezzara three hundred thirty-
one and 151100 (331.15) feet;
Northeasterly by land of Irene Pezzara two hundred ninety
and 35/100 (290.35) feet;
a�t?
Easterly by land of Irene Pezzara two hundred sixty -seven
and 17/100 (267.17) feet;
Southerly by Artime LaDuke six hundred four and 72/100
'r''
(604.72) feet.
,
The same being Lot numbered 4 as shown on the plan filed with
Certificate of Title Number 336 being Plan Number 11534C plan
�r
registered in Land Court Book 4 Page 174�k. Said Plan being
Subdivision Plan of end in Northampton, by Davis Engineering
,i
,
Co., Dated. May 19 1953s and registered December 1, 1953.
s {�,l
Being the same property described in Hampshire Registry Land
�{
Court, Transfer Certificate of Title No. 869, recorded in
(als.
Book 8, Page 77. (Document No. 2507)
DAMAGES.
'
It is further ORDERED that said City Oouncil does hereby
award the damages sustained by the persons in their property .
?j
by reason of said taking the following sums, to be apportioned
q ; , ,
between the owner or owners and the mortagee or mortgagees of.
record, if any, as their interests appear at the time of said
('{
taking, viz: Stephen P. Cahillane,.Armand J. Duseau, Jr.,
William L. Wood ........ .....................$20,846.00
�4. Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two readings and. enrolled.
�
e
s i'j�,
(Letter attached signed by Mayor Wallace J. Puchalski)
Use already ro-
Y PP
The following order was ' given a second reading and
g g passed with
P
priated 0. in
a 6 Yea and 2 Nay vote.
„s.: oar o ea
In City Council June 19, 1969
"£�'
a�L Enrolled
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
Meeting of June 23, 1969)
e
W3
IS ,
Enrolled
ro- ORDERED, that the Board of Health be authorized to use,= from- ' ; "°
n monies already appropriated within their Personal Services
account, the sum of Three Hundred Fifty and no /100 Dollars
— ($6350.00) to provide for increase oof salary for Animal.In '
spector from $6500.00 to $61,200.00 per ear. This increase ��•
is to take effect as of July 1, 1968 r+
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
,R
The following order was given a second reading and passed with:'i
a 5 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
In City Council, June i9, 1969
Llth-
fill Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ig '
ORDERED, that the sum of Six Hundred Thirty -Four and 80/100 ;
Dollars (96634.80) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus
Revenue and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Health
Sanitary Landfill, to provide funds for •engineering services i
for survey of the so- called Omasta property by Calduwood
Enterprise,.Inc.
s`
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
?II
The following order was given a second reading and failed by a
4 Yea and 4 Nay vote. Minority reconsideration was asked fbr by
of Councillor Edward P. Gross.
meat In City Council, June 19, 1969
.fill
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee :1
ORDERED, that the sum of Eight Thousand and no /100 Dollars
($68,000.00) be and hereby is raised and appropriated to
Revenue Appropriations, Health Department, Sanitary Landfill, ;
Lon as per attached letter.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the
City Council adjourned at 8:10 P.M.
Attest: �J
7 City Clerk
255,
CITY COUNCIL ROOM
CITY HALL
Northampton, Mass.
June 30, 1969
Special Meeting of the City Council called to order by His Honor,
Wallace J. Puchalski at 7:15 P.M'. The following 9 Councillors
present, none being absent.
Councillor Eugene H. Arnold
it Bernard P. Carey
it Edward R. Kochan
" William C. Ames
" Edward P. Gross
" David L. Callahan
" Richard F. Newman
" David B. Musante, Jr.
John J. Rockett, Jr.
Roll called by James,E. Faulkner, Clerk of the City Council .
?urpose of
The purpose of this meeting was to act on an order for $420.00 -
3pecial Meeting
City Clerk's Office Personal Service; $3,000.00 Health Dept. - Engin-
eering Services; Minority reconsideration on $8,000.00. order- Health
Dept. Engineering Service; Review of Fire Department Contract.
The following order was passed:
Transfer of
In City Council, June 30, 1969
420.00 to City
er , er. S
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Four Hundred Twenty and no /100 Dollars
($420.00) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus Revenue
and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, City Clerk,
Services
Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
The following order on minority reconsideration failed with'a
0 Yea and 9 Nay vote.
Apprb riation of
In City Council, June 19, 1969
,00 .0 o
ea .Depar ment
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Eight Thousand and no /100 Dollars
Sanitary Lan fi
($8,000.00) be and hereby is raised and appropriated to
Minority
Revenue Appropriations, Health Department Sanitary Landfill.
Reconsicle ration
FYI-LED
elli�en =e Petition for an Intelligence Office License from Richard F.
I
ice Newman at 241 Main Street was gr anted.
nted
r After a lengthy discussion the Agreement between The City of
�efighter s
ion agreemen
Ndrthampton, Massachusetts and Local 108, International Association
of Firefighters A.F.L. - C.I.O. was referred back to the. Fire Depart -
£erred meat Committee and the Personnel Board.
1970, as
List for the
Jury List for the period from July 1, 1969 to July 1, I?;
acce
•orepared by the Board of Registrars, was accepted.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the.
City Council adjourned at 9: P.M. I
Attest:
City Clerk
I `
�i 256•
(a',
Meeting of June 30, 1969)
(Special
Because of late filing all rules were suspended and failed by
Appropriation of
5 Yea and 4 Nay vote. 4
o
ai ea ep San,
In City Council, June 30, 1969
and the Finance Committee ° 'I
an i °r
engineering Ser :
mmendation of His Honor the '
Upon reco Mayor
°toars
i
ORDERED, that the sum of Three Thousand ands °riated
is and app p
($3,000.00) be and hereby raised
Health Department Sanitary Landfill, it
` Suspe�meion of all
Revenue Appropriations,
to provide service for engineering.
ru1e�?
f(
of late filing., all rules were suspended and passed
('
Because
unanimously
2 xeadings the order passed unanimous
b
A ro riation of
On Suspension of rules and
18 33 7 tO
Int. on City debt
u,,..'. In loans
In City Council, 30, 1969 .;
the Mayor and the Finance Committee,
and temp.
Upon recommendation of His Honor
ORDERED, that the sum of Eighteen Thousand Two Hundred Thirty-'. ORDERED h '.
be an is raised
($18,2 be a
Three and 337/100 Dollars , In terest on City
and appropriated to Revenue App ro P in addition to balance:
ovide funds,
Debt and Temp. Loans, to pr
in the Budget, for the borrowing of funds in anticipation of
Taxes.
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled .
;!. Enrolled
elli�en =e Petition for an Intelligence Office License from Richard F.
I
ice Newman at 241 Main Street was gr anted.
nted
r After a lengthy discussion the Agreement between The City of
�efighter s
ion agreemen
Ndrthampton, Massachusetts and Local 108, International Association
of Firefighters A.F.L. - C.I.O. was referred back to the. Fire Depart -
£erred meat Committee and the Personnel Board.
1970, as
List for the
Jury List for the period from July 1, 1969 to July 1, I?;
acce
•orepared by the Board of Registrars, was accepted.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the.
City Council adjourned at 9: P.M. I
Attest:
City Clerk
I `
tion:
'261.
(Meeting of July 1'], 1969)
The following Resolution was accepted by the City Council.
A RESOLUTION
TO EXTEND THE BEST WISHES OF THE CITY OF NORTHAMPTON
TO THE APOLLO II ASTRONAUTS
WHEREAS, the City Council meets this evening as the
Apollo II astronauts Neil Armstrong, Lieut. 661. Michael
Collins and Col. Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., are making their
historic flight to the moon and
WHEREAS, this mission is a tribute to the technolo-
gical brilliance of the scientific community and to the
bravery, courage and dedication of all the astronauts .
who have participated in the space program. These men
embody the spirit of adventure and desire to conquer the
unknown which have motivated men of all ages to exploration;
NOW, therefore, the City Council assembled does hereby,
on behalf of all the citizens of the City of Northampton, extend
best wishes to the Apollo II astronauts for their performance
in this historic mission.
Offered by William C. Ames
Councillor, Ward 2
The following appointment,made by Mayor Puchalski, of Francis
. Hogan as a member of the Board of Public Works (to fill the
aexpired term of James R. Putnan, who resigned) was confirmed
aanimously,
is
The following order was passed:
In City Council, June 30, 1969
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Three Thousand and no /100
Dollars ($3,000.00) be and hereby is raised and appropriated
to Revenue Appropriations, Health Department Sanitary Land-
fill, to provide service fox engineering.
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled. ,.
0
.
The following ordinance was referred to the Committee on Or-
inces. The date for public hearing was set for Thursday,
ast 21, 1969.
ORDINANC
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Northampton,
City Council assembled, as follows:
CHAPTER 44
Chapter 4 Zoning Ordinance, of the Revised Ordinances
of the City of Northampton, as amended, is hereby further
amended by adding in Section 28 thereof the following new
paragraph:
295.
(Meeting of October 16, 1969)
The following order was passed:
!ansfer of In City Council, October 16, 1969
0�� `O.2U Within
ie Bd of Pubicl Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
)rks
ORDERED, that permission for the following transfers, all
within the Public Works Department, be granted as follows:
From: Eng. Div., P.S. the sum of $3 to:
Engineer, Ordinary Maintenance ... 961,500.00
Sewer,New Const. (Harold St. Storm)... 1,650.00
From: Sewer Div.,Treatment Plant, Personal Services, $4,276.10 to:
Sewer, General, Ord. Maint ..............$ 500.00
Pumping Station, O.M.. 1,,776.10
" Treatment Plant, O.M ................ 2,000.00
From: Streets Division, Gen. Highway, Personal Services
$64,350.00 to:
General Highway, Ord. Maint ............ $3,900.0
Street Cleaning, Ord. Maint............ 200.00
Streets, Administration, O.M........... 250.00
From: Streets Div., Snow & Ice, Personal Services,$2,500.00 to:
it it Ord. Maintenance
Parks & Cem. Div., Personal Services........ $7,360.20 to:
Snow & Ice, Ord. Maintenance
From: Adm & Purch.. Div., Out of State Travel..... $ 100.00 to
Adm & Purch. Div., Ord.. Maint.
From Parks & Cem Div., Recreation, Personal $760.00 to:"
Parks & Cem. Div., Recreation, Ord. Maint.
From: Water Div.,General I Personal Services..... $2,000.00 to:
Water, Gen., O.O.M. (replace 1963 sedan)
From: Sewer Div., Administration, Personal Services $280.00 to:
Sewer Div.,Pumping Station, Personal Services
From: Sewer, New Construction (Oak Street) .......... $623.90 to:
Sewer, Pumping Station, Ord. Maint.
Enrolled Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
Lth The City Clerk was asked to request the Board of Health to
to atten attend the City Council meeting to be held on November 6, 1969
Lng
at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
to pro- Councillor Bernard P. Carey, - Chairman of the City Property
t__ Committee, was requested to investigate the possibility of the
.School
City taking over the property next to the Vernon Street School.
This property is to be auctioned on October 27, 1969.
There being no further business to come before the meeting,
the City Council adjourned at 10:00 P.M.
Attest:
City Clerk
300.
STA
er
lled
olled
(Meeting of November 6, 1969)
�9
Because of late filing all rules were suspended and passed"with'!.
a 6 Yea and 3 Nay vote. On suspension of rules and 2 readings the
following order passed by a 6 Yea and 3 Nay vote.
In City Council, November 6, 1969
alth,
Pon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee i
ORDERED, that the sum of Five Hundred and no /100 Dollars ($500.00
be and hereby is transferred from Medical Assistance -Aid,
Federal Grant, and appropriated to Health, Legal Fees ((�
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
of f
71 :
The following order was passed: ?��
In City Council, November 6, 1969
;alth q
?d. Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
lio- ..,
ORDERED, that the sum of Five Hundred Ninety -One and 75/100, Ej
Dollars (591 .75) be and hereby is transferred from Health,,
Ordinary Maintenance, and appropriated to Health, Other Than
Ordinary Maintenance, to cover expenses for audio equipment .
needed as follows: 0
Maico Audiometer .............96 338.00 Ih .
10 Earphones ................. 213
Assembly box ................. 40.00
$ 591.75
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled."
3
The following order was passed:
In City Council, November 6, 1969 AL
o Rev.
s� on Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
Temp.
ORDERED, that the sum of Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred Fifty
.and no /100 Dollars ($13,250.00) be and hereby is transferred
from Available Water Surplus and appropriated to Revenue,
Appropriations, Interest on City Debt and Temporary Loans,,
for the loan of $500,000 in anticipation of serial issue
(W. Whately. Reservoir, etc.) ?#
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled, t
The following order was passed:
r
In City Council, November 6 1969.?,'
Elec..
rva.ces Upon recommendation o£ His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED that the sum of Two Hundred Fifty and no /100 Dollars
($250.00) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus Revenue,
and Revenue Appropriations, Elections, Personal
to
Ser�rices
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
ry,
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' ;Gs
302.
(Meeting of November 6, 1969)
of From: Smith's School, Instruction, Personal Services,
to: " " Repairs, the sum. of Eleven Thousand and ,t
.O0— within no /100 Dollars (9611,000.00)
tation f
Sch ° ° �- From: Smith's School, TransP9r
Equipment and Construction; the sum o
to' f �1.
500.00), ,+
Fifteen Hundred and no /100 Dollars it for the
,
purpose of purchasing Dis c Brake Unit Adapter, New Boiler
and black topping
passed two readings and enrolled.
ed Rules suspended, p
The following order was passed:
er of In City
Council, October 16, 1969 „'.
j to Sts.
hapter Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance. committee
ORDERED, that the sum of -FForty n
hereby istransferred
t wo and 58/100 Dollars (
7,1 52-5 8 ) and appropriated to
from Chapter 616 (Highway Improvement)
Revenue Appropriations, Streets Division, Chapter '90 account
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled. I
seconded by
A motion by Councillor David B. Musante, at'thednext l
,!
Councillor William C. Ames to havealduwood passed
notify the council in regard to change of hours at the um
unanimously.
t'
There being no further business to come before the me
the City Council adjourned at 10:10 P.M.
Attest : nML�
City
;.
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s
311.
(Meeting of December 4, 1969)
The following order was passed:
Transferred $321.1
In City Council, December 4, 1969
recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
to Police, Medical
(Upon
ORDERED, that the sum of Three Hundred Twenty -One and
10 /100 Dollars ($321.10) be and hereby is transferred
from Medical Assistance -Aid- Federal Grant and appropriated
to Police, Medical, to provide funds for medical bills for .
injuries received by various officers
Enrolled
Rules3suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
The following order was passed:
Transfer $862.50
In City Council, December 4, 1969
to Health San.
handfill
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Eight Hundred Sixty -Two and 50 /100
Dollars ($862.50) be and hereby is transferred from Health,
Enrolled
Ordinary Maintenance, to Health, Sanitary Landfill
No signature
from Mayor
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
t
The following order was passed:
Transfer $111.00
In City Council, December 4, 1969
!Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
to Mayor, Personal
Services
ORDERED, that the sum of One Hundred Eleven and no /lOb'Dollars
($111.00) be and hereby is transferred from Mayor, Ordinary
Maintenance, to Mayor, Personal Services.
Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.
The following order was passed:
Transfer, $3 000.00
In City Council, December 4, 1969
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
o Parking Meters,
ORDERED, that the sum of Three Thousand and no /100 Dollars.
($3,000.00) be and hereby is transferred from Parking Meter
Reserve and Appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Parking
Meters, Ordinary Maintenance
Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two .readings and enrolled.
The following order was passed:
ADDroDriation of
In City Council, December 4, 1969
Upon recommendation of His Honor the Mayor and the Finance Committee
ORDERED, that the sum of Ten Thousand and no /100 Dollars
($10,000.00) be and hereby is transferred from Surplus
10,000.00 to Pub
Works Dept.,Sevrer
Div. New Construe-
tion
Revenue and appropriated to Revenue Appropriations, Public
Works Department, Sewer Division, New Construction,.toward
the construction, engineering, etc., in extendi4 g the
sanitary sewer" line' bn "North. King "Street `-
Enrolled
Rules suspended, passed two readings and enrolled.