1992 ANNUAL REPORT MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS TABLE OF CONTENTS

In Memoriam ...... 2 Retirements ...... 3 Mansfield at a Glance 4 Town Officials ...... 5 Administrative Staff 5 6 t r Boards and Committees Membership ...... t J General Government

Board of Selectmen ...... 8 yTown Manager ...... 9

r Public Safety

Police ...... 10 Fire ...... ' 10 Emergency Management Agency ...... It Building Department 11

Public Works

Office Operations 13 Engineering Department .. 13 Building Operations ...... 13 Highway Department : 13 Motor Pool ...... 14 Water Division 14 Water Pollution Control Facility 14

Community Development i t Planning Department ...... 15 Planning Board ...... 15 SRPEDD...... 16 Conservation Commission ...... : ...... 17 rf Zoning Board of Appeals ...... 17 HealthDepartment 18

Acknowledgements r Human Resources This Annual Town Report was produced on a Hewlett Packard PaintJet XL300 printer 3. 5 and Lotus 123 software. using Wordsta Parks and Recreation Department ...... 18 Council on Aging ...... 19 Report Chairwoman: Judith F. Scott, Town Clerk Library ..::. 20 Veterans Services ...... 22 Report Cover /Creative Assistance: Lorilee R. Fish, Parks and Recreation Director Typing and Layout: Eileen G. Ouellette, Town Manager Secretary Education ...... 23 Photography: Nancy G. Grant, Freelance Photographer Boards and Committees 28 Elections ...... 30 Thank you to all our staff for the many long and arduous hours of work devoted to this report and to thc' t' Town Meetingtings 34 many departments, boards, and committees for their input and suggestions. Vital Statistics ...... 59 Financial Reports ...... 60 fTelephone Directory ...... Cover

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RETIREMENTS

ring the past year, five teachers retired from service to the Town of Mansfield. Their combined serv- totals 154 years including:

Dunn ce Department Chairman, Mansfield High School 33 Years

s Pacella Teacher, Mansfield High School 31 Years

Daley Studies Teacher, Qualters Middle School 26 Years

Richmond Needs Teacher 22 Years

rry Anderson glish Department Chairman, Mansfield High School 22 Years hard Palanza iai Studies Teacher, Mansfield High School 20 Years

recognition and appreciation are extended to each for the service they have provided. Our best to them in their future endeavors.

IN MEMORIAM

Our appreciation and remembrance of former respected public servants who passed away during 1992:

Robert Card February 2, 1928 Highway Department Worker August 20, 1992

Marie E. Willis August 12, 1911 Library Trustees, 1971 -1990 January 10, 1992

Albert L. Collins December 6 1910 Housing Authority, 1955 -1972 January 28, 1992

2 3 i BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

Airport Commission Cable Access Corporation Board of Directors BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Jeffrey J. Siena, Chairman 1993 Robert Button 1993 Kenneth Torman 1994 Bruce Glazer 1994 Planning Board Historical Commission Robert Andrews 1993 John O' Neill 1992 William Madan, Chairman 19931993 Barbara Orlando, Chairwoman 1994 Philip Finer 1995 Douglas Annino 1996 David Loving 1994 George Dainis III 1994 Conservation Commission Marydee Flynn 1995 Jean Nordbeck 1995 Gregory Cauldwell, Chairman 1994 Stephen Quinn 1994 Patricia Cataloni 1994 Board of Assessors Marilyn Powers 1995 Michael McClanahan 1993 Katheryn Viens 1993 Michael Cadden Geanine Parks 1995 Paul Folkman, Chairman 1995 John P. Smith 1994 1996 Amonino Caponigro, Jr. 1994 Wayne J. Jacques 1995 Alfred Turinese 1994 Robert J. Poholek= 1993 Walter Main 1993 James Owens III : 1994 Recreation Commission Mansfield Cultural Council . Paul O' Neill 1993 Ronald Reeves, Chairman 19951995 Carole Duclos, Chairwoman 1993 WilliamWilliam CiavarraCiavarra 1994 Jacqueline Babcock 1994 Registrars of Voters Council on Aging Wayne C. Currie * 1995' Joan Marie Fabian 1993 1994 Judith F. Scott, Chairman Indefinite Joy Lee Eppes, Chairwoman MaryanneMaryanne PanaroPanaro - - GradyGrady 19941994 Natalie A. Ruppert 1994 Sonia Walgreen 1994 Jacqueline Barclift 1993 1995 Dawn Martin 1993 1993 Martha Pierce 1994 BettyBetty D.D. O'O' ConnorConnor Patricia Hume* Louis Cinelli, Commissioner Emeritus Richard Boast * 1993 Elizabeth Wood 1993 Annette Shaw 1995 Judy Cucinotta 1995 Industrial and Development Commission Resigned or vacated term. Lois Thomas* 1993 Southeastern Regional Planning and RodneyRodney Stearns,Stearns, ChairmanChairman 1993 Joseph Corliss, Sr. 1995 Economic Development District Anthony Melchiorri 1994 Selectmen Representative - Vacant Franklyn Allen, Jr. * 1993 Finance Committee Planning Board Representative - Michael McClanal Kenneth Parsons, Jr. 1993 Edward McQuaid, Chairman 1994 Brian Smith 1994 Philip Smith 1993 World War II Scholarship Fund Committee John Davern * 1993 Robert Lynch 1994 Catherine Hayner, Chairwoman 1994 Dennis Grady 1995 Gordon Penman 1993: Peter Bloom 1996 Barbara Hagg * 1995 Joseph Corliss * 1997 Charles Joseph, Jr. * 1995 Edward Jameson, Jr. 1996 Mary Ann DeTrolio 1993 Board of Health - Henry Austin, Chairman 1993 Zoning Board of Appeals Michael Van Splinter 1994 George Wojtkiewicz, Chairman 1994 ALAL Peter Fontanini 1994 Karl Clemmey 1994 Donald Steele 1995 Eric Butler . 1993 Edward Rosenberg 1993 Leonard Flynn 1995 Mary -Lou Cotton 1995 Library Trustees Associate Members: Peter DeTrolio 1993 Nancy Breef Pilz,- Chairwoman;, 1994 Richard Secher -; 1994 I. Jeffrey Ptaschnik 1993 Vivian Sweet 1994 Special Constable to Conservation Land Linda Lipson 1995 Charles Meszoely James J. Whalen 1995 Constables Municipal Building Committee Paul Boyden 1995 Steven MacCaffrie, Chairman 1997 George Mather; 1993 Charles Antonuccio 1996 Michael Bombas 1993 Gary Murphy 1995 Mark Shubert 1994 Frank Guardabascio 1997 James Carey 1993 Emil Giordano 1996 Carlton Conrad 1994 John Ryan 1993

0 7 IT OF COOPERATION...... Wastewater Treatment Plant Manager. Two ad- ditional Patrolmen positions were added by reducing TOWN MANAGER' S OFFICE unscheduled overtime without increasing the Police either repaired or renovated to be brought up to budget. DECISION MAKING IN TOUGH codes or even replaced. The Board of Selectmen,' TIMES...... Town Manager, Finance Committee, and Capital' General Improvements Committee are all working together BOARD OF SELECTMEN to address ways to fund these essential projects. An updated computer system in the Town There are a number of issues that came before the Manager' s Office has increased' capacity and The Board of Selectmen are pleased to present to Board of Selectmen in Fiscal Year 1992: Some of reduced outside printing costs. you the Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1992. the issues are long term, such as the Great Woods' Conservation Lands, the Plymouth Street Recreation During the fiscal year, the State continued to Americans with Disabilities ``Act survey ` and decrease local aid to cities and towns throughout the Fields, the Recycling Park, and union contracts for plan were completed to begin compliance with our employees. state. During this difficult period, Mansfield has this new federal requirement. been able to maintain its level of services due to the hard work of the Town Manager, his Department By shifting priorities and reducing overtime, we Train Station -Town Manager. MBTA Com- Heads, and cooperation among the Board of were able to add two additional patrolmen to our Selectmen; School Committee, and Finance Com- Police Department, while neighboring towns were mittee began planning for capital and ' opera- mittee. closing their departments completely during evening; tions improvements to the existing station. hours due to staffing limitations. We were able to complete the improvements to the The Downtown Partnership produced positive Main Street of Mansfield during this period as well Mansfield continues to be a growth ' community is your Town Manager who serves as Chief Ex- results with the Uncommon Common project as join with local merchants to beautify the despite the economic conditions in the state and the ative and Administrative Officer and is respon- and the new beautified gardens. downtown area that resulted in a new exuberance country. Our quality of life, our fine education sys- de for bringing policy to implementation and and revitalization of the area. tem, and our proximity to both Boston and rvice. Regionalism became a reality with Mansfield Providence and the convergence of Route 95 and initiating cooperative purchasing which 495 all entice people to Mansfield. novation produced immediate savings.

The role of the Board of Selectmen is to provide range in management style and operations con - An improved municipal telephone system was policy decisions and guidance to the Town Manager' ated throughout 1992. Training, commitment, installed and costs were reduced by $20,000. and his Department Heads and to promote leader- d team work fostered increased productivity. The ship and direction to all municipal functions. volvement in goal setting and decision -making Active participation in the Together We Can program produced a recommendation to pursue We are proud of the accomplishments of our per- suited in many accomplishments and increased rsonal growth for the staff. A few selected high - community policing. sonnel and of the many volunteers who serve so hts are listed below. aptly on boards and commissions. We hope to con- tinue to maintain the level of excellence that you Training programs were conducted with an emphasis on professional standards and ethics. have come to expect. nancial Administration

he Town budget was reduced after the defeat of a Municipal Health Insurance costs were control- reposition 2 1/ 2 override and successfully led by collaborative purchasing and by alanced. The Capital Improvements Program was municipal employees paying 25% share of in- reatly reduced. With good fiscal management and surance premiums. ight expenditure control, FY1992rended very suc- essfully and we earned $932,000 in new free cash. Mansfield continued to be an active government as mull, residential housing growth accelerated. The ensu- ersonnel Administration ing years will bring even greater challenges as we face the very difficult task of responding to in- ominuing reorganization and retrenchment have creased service demands and the need for capital in- reated more efficient and effective services. The vestment. The Town Manager' s objective is to eliminated: one Main - Colel la oilowing positions were provide leadership and promote goal oriented enance DPW Manager; one DPW Office Manager; changes which will stimulate the decision making me DPW Laborer one DPW Mechanic; one En- process for the Board of Selectmen and Town Meet- B ineering Construction Inspector; and one Assistant ing.

E 8 POLICE LOG... 911... POLICE LOG.. The fire service is known as one of the most hazar OLUNTEERS PROVIDE and presence at - various events, emergency com- ous occupations resulting in high injuries in munications, as well as equipment maintenance and deaths. It is constantly changing nationwide ai MERGENCY SERVICES...... inventory control. Mansfield is no exception. As the populatii grows, the demand for services has increased, aloi MANAGEMENT AGENCY The Town' s Local Emergency Planning Committee, with the responsibility of protecting lives ai which consists of department heads and individuals property. The Fire Department continues to mo, The Mansfield Emergency Management Agency is with an interest in emergency planning, will com- forward in the area of response to hazardo charged with the overall " Emergency Preparedness plete a review of the Town' s Emergency Operations material incidents. These hazardous material in< Planning" for the Town of Mansfield. This includes Plan and conduct a State EMA sponsored testing dents present anew challenge for the firefighters the coordination of all resources of the Town, exercise in 1993. today. public and private, professional and volunteer, to avert or combat the effects of disaster. A pool of During 1992 we installed a " Packet" radio system There has been tremendous progress made this pa trained volunteer manpower service is provided to which allows us to tie together our computer and year in the areas of fire prevention, education a the Town in both emergency and non -emergency two- meter radio systems into the state radio net- inspections to ensure compliance with all applicab work. fire codes and MGL Chapter 148, providing' a sa environment for all. The department continues As a group, the Agency was called out fourteen Volunteer members continued to train on the per- bring into compliance the removal and upgrading', times during 1992 and logged in excess of 11, 000 sonal computer system. The " ARCHIE" Hazardous underground fuel storage tanks. volunteer man hours. Four of these call outs were Materials Program was obtained from the Federal for area lost person searches and a fifth for a local Government and an Incident Command Tracking PUBLIC SAFETY The department is staffed by a Chief, Deputy Chie lost child search. These well trained, dedicated Program is also expected to be installed during the five Lieutenants, twenty Firefighters, eleven Q volunteer members were able to respond to the winter months. Plans, resource inventories, and POLICE DEPARTMENT Firefighters and one Secretary. This past year of winter storm of December and provided emergency hazardous materials inventories within the town are two Hazardous Materials Technicians' traint power to residents using the two trailer mounted being updated on a continuing basis. The past year saw the addition of two patrolmen to monthly across the state in conjunction with the Di generators, while others helped to clear away debris help meet the demands of a growing population. trict 1 Haz /Mat Team. ' The EMT training offs, and provide transportation via four wheel drive During 1992, our agency was able to obtain ap- Two radar units were purchased to replace obsolete has conducted many training sessions and has su vehicles for those with vital assignments to area proval for $ 4,205 in Federal Matching Funds under units. cessfully recertified our EMTs so that they beta health care facilities. A shelter was opened at the various Federal Emergency Management Reim- serve the residents of the community. Town Hall for residents. bursement Programs. This money will be returned In the past year the Police Department experienced directly to the Town' s General Fund early in 1993. a 32% increase in requests for police services. The future will bring more changes to the fire`ser A used 1983 Ambulance was donated to our Agency Reported violent crimes increased by 7 %, while the ice. As changes develop„ fire service personnel * by the Brewster Ambulance Service of Attleboro. Volunteers are always welcome. All that is required department saw a 41% increase in reported thefts adapt through the continual process of developit This donation came at a time when our 1978 Am- is a willingness and dedication to serve. The re- and burglaries, an indication of the state' s poor and implementing reachable goals and objective bulance had been taken out of service because of ex- quired training will be provided. economic condition. The number of traffic acci- The dedicated members- of the Mansfield!' Fii tensive repairs which were required. In the spirit of dents increased by 9 %, compared with last year. Department will strive to provide the most effectii inter- departmental cooperation, the Mansfield DPW Our success in 1992 was made possible by the ef- The number of liquor related offenses, such as and efficient services to meet the needs of the con Motor Pool volunteered to swap the engine and forts of not only our own membership, but also by operating under the influence and public intoxicants, munity. transmission at a great cost savings. The new the inter -departmental cooperation, the business increased by 32 %. Drug law violations investigated vehicle is in the process of being converted to dual community who came to our rescue, and by resi- increased by 11 % in one year' s time. purpose use. Its primary use will be as a mobile in- dents who shared their expertise with us which col- cident command post which will tie together com- lectively made our goals achievable. The number of traffic citations issued by the Police munications for all Town departments and area Department went up by 8% over last year, mainly agencies as well as provide logistical support on the due to the Department' s strict enforcement of the site of any incident. It will also be outfitted as a BUILDING BOOM RESUMES...... traffic laws. mobile first aid station. BUILDING DEPARTMENT CALL 911 ... 911 ... 911 ... 911 ... 911.... There are a total of 75 active members. The Emer- gency Management Agency is divided into five operational units: Auxiliary Police, Medical, Com- FIRE DEPARTMENT munications, Engineering, and Administrative. In- dividual units are responsible for specialized ac- The Fire Department is charged with the respon- tivities ranging from the offering of Police Support sibility of protecting the lives and property of the with Auxiliary Officers with ongoing Criminal Jus- citizens of Mansfield from fires and hazardous tice Training Academy education, EMT response material incidents. Ambulance service is also provided to the community.

10 11 The Building Department is responsible for the in- Through the Zoning By -Law, preliminary site 1 DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT OFOF PUBLICPUBLIC WORKSWORKS AssistAssist thethe PlanningPlanning BoardBoard andand itsits staffstaff inin thethe spection of all construction at various stages of each review for all business and industrial zones is reviewreview ofof subdivisionsubdivision plansplans andand environmentalenvironmental impactimpact reports'reports' andand supportsupport thethe inspectioninspection project to determine compliance with Federal, State responsibility of the Inspector of Buildings OFFICEOFFICE OPERATIONSOPERATIONS and local codes. The Code Enforcement Personnel receives assistance from all department heads du process.process. consists of a full -time Inspector of Buildings /Zoning the review process.' TheThe DepartmentDepartment ofof PublicPublic WorksWorks isis responsibleresponsible forfor Enforcement Officer, a part -time Building Inspec- thethe billing,billing, accounting,accounting, collectionscollections forfor waterwater andand IssueIssue andand inspectinspect allall sewersewer connectionsconnections andand tor, a part-time Electrical Inspector, and a part-time The Electrical Inspector and the Plumbing and sewersewer fees,fees, andand thethe publicpublic relationsrelations forfor thethe entireentire streetstreet cutcut permits.permits. Plumbing and Gas Inspector. Inspector are responsible for the inspection of PublicPublic WorksWorks Operations.Operations. ThereThere areare sixsix depart-depart- installation of those respective facilities to detern ments,ments, namely,namely, Engineering,Engineering, Water,Water, WaterWater Pollu-Pollu- oo AssistAssist thethe publicpublic inin reviewingreviewing thethe floodflood in-in- surancesurance mapsmaps toto determinedetermine thethe locationlocation ofof thethe The responsibilities of the Inspector of Buildings compliance with current codes. Their inspecti tiontion ControlControl Facility,Facility, BuildingBuilding Operations,Operations, HighwayHighway 100 100- -yearyear floodflood elevation.elevation. include review of all phases of construction plans include new installation, replacements, and alt andand MotorMotor Pool.Pool. EachEach departmentdepartment isis addressedaddressed for residential, industrial and commercial ' buildings. tions. In most cases, there are a minimum of below.below. This includes new construction, alterations, addi- inspections per job as well as many reinspecti TheThe EngineeringEngineering DepartmentDepartment isis presentlypresently workingworking tions and renovations. Each project must be in- due to non -compliance. onon manymany diverse,diverse, projectsprojects andand isis planning,planning, withwith thethe spected at least twice with many, projects having PROJECTPROJECT ACHIEVED...... ACHIEVED...... Town'Town' ss representatives,;representatives,; manymany otherother improvementimprovement multiple inspections at varying stages of construc- In order for the code enforcement procedure t projectsprojects whichwhich willwill insureinsure betterbetter serviceservice andand safetysafety tion. Inspections also include public and private work effectively, there has to be close coordinatio DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT toto thethe public.public. places of assembly, i.e., schools, hotels, day care of inspections between the various individuals to it facilities and places. In addition, he is meeting sure compliance with existing codes. TheThe EngineeringEngineering Department,Department, underunder thethe directiondirection ofof PRESERVATIONPRESERVATION OFOF BUILDINGS....BUILDINGS.... responsible for the inspection of the installation of thethe DirectorDirector ofof PublicPublic WorksWorks / / TownTown Engineer,Engineer, all solid fuel burning stoves. Building permits issued are a good indication of th worksworks toto provideprovide thethe TownTown withwith professionalprofessional assis-assis- total construction activities in any one year as tance,tance, knowledge,knowledge, andand supportsupport pertainingpertaining toto En-En- BUILDINGBUILDING OPERATIONSOPERATIONS As designated by MGL Chapter 40A, Section 7, the building permit represents the major portion of con gineeringgineering andand allall itsits functions::functions:: TheThe EngineeringEngineering Inspector of Buildings is also the Zoning Enforce- struction. The following lists the detailed break DepartmentDepartment focusesfocuses onon thethe followingfollowing dailydaily taskstasks andand TheThe BuildingBuilding OperationsOperations DepartmentDepartment isis responsibleresponsible ment Officer and is responsible for compliance down of building permits issued from 1988 throng] responsibilities:responsibilities: rr forfor repairingrepairing andand maintainingmaintaining allall TownTown ownedowned with the Town of Mansfield' s Zoning By -Law 1992: buildings.buildings. TheseThese include:include: TownTown Hall/Hall/ PolicePolice Sta-Sta- as well as Chapter 40A of the Zoning Act. ReviewReview plansplans andand specifications,specifications, coordinatecoordinate con-con- tion,tion, PainePaine School,School, HighwayHighway Garage,Garage, bothboth FireFire Sta-Sta- sultantsultant activities,activities, conductconduct projectproject management,management, tions,tions, thethe LibraryLibrary / /COACOA Facility,Facility, andand thethe ParkPark RowRow bidbid andand awardaward projects,projects, managemanage outsideoutside construc-construc- School.School. OneOne changechange thisthis yearyear waswas thethe mothballingmothballing

low 1909 low 1991 102 tiontion inspections,inspections, andand conductconduct in in- -househouse inspec-inspec- ofof thethe ParkPark RowRow SchoolSchool whichwhich reducedreduced ourour energyenergy SINGLEFAMILY tionstions forfor allall Capital'Capital' Improvements,Improvements, PublicPublic costs.costs. Permits 164 144 123 194 212 Estimated Value S 35,407,500 31, 383,042 2380,04 35,210,786 37.712,155 Works,Works, andand otherother projectsprojects inin whichwhich thethe TownTown ADDITIONS /ALTERATIONS -.. hashas anan interest.'interest.' Permits 234 155 146 143 159 Estimated Value 2,908,058 1, 622,393 1, 553,330 1, 247,050 1, 620.725 ROADSROADS CLEARCLEAR ANDAND PASSABLE....PASSABLE.... DUPLEX UNITS. ProjectsProjects whichwhich areare ongoingongoing includedincluded thethe follow-follow- Permits 16 3 3 1 0 Units ing:ing: BalcomBalcom StreetStreet reclamationreclamation intersectionintersection im-im- 32 6 0 2 0 EstimatedValue 3,760,000' 525, 0W 500,000 200,000 0 provementsprovements atat NorthNorth MainMain andand ChauncyChauncy Streets;Streets;

INDUSMIALIOOMMENOIAL CopelandCopeland andand WestWest andand SchoolSchool Street;Street; Bird,Bird, Pe" Its 55 53 0 37. 38. MapleMaple andand WinterWinter Streets;Streets; EastEast MansfieldMansfield SewerSewer TheThe HighwayHighway DepartmentDepartment isis responsibleresponsible forfor thethe Estimated Value 18,994,827 8,879,401 17,619,667 5, 118, 152 3,807,947 project;project; WilliamsWilliams StreetStreet BridgeBridge replacement;replacement; repairsrepairs andand maintenancemaintenance ofof roads,roads, sidewalks,sidewalks, MUL11—FAMILY Permits 7 (121 units) 4 (49 units) 0 0 0 WareWare StreetStreet sidewalksidewalk project;project; andand thethe Cabot,Cabot, sewers,sewers, andand drains.drains. AlthoughAlthough thesethese areare ourour primaryprimary Estimated Value 4,775.366 1, 151, 50 CabotCabot andand ForbesForbes IndustrialIndustrial ParkPark BettermentBetterment responsibilities,responsibilities, theythey areare notnot ourour onlyonly ones.ones. AA fewfew DEMOLITIONIRELOCATE program.program. ofof thethe HighwayHighway . . Department'Department' ss projectsprojects thisthis year,year, Permits 20 10 6 0 4 . Estimated Value outsideoutside ofof ourour regularregular operation,operation, includedincluded intersec-intersec- 72,000 178,00D 71, 500 11, 90 14,00 Design,Design, manage,manage, andand inspectinspect allall in in- -househouse PublicPublic tiontion improvementsimprovements atat Bird,Bird, MapleMaple andand WinterWinter

155' 81GN8Permits 22 13 21 20 Estimated Value WorksWorks projectsprojects pertainingpertaining toto drainage,drainage, roadwayroadway Streets,Streets, installinginstalling dualdual culvertsculverts onon MapleMaple Street,Street, 28, 140 38, 150. 12,678 104,277 81, 485 sewerage,sewerage, andand otherother miscellaneousmiscellaneous civilcivil en-en- drainagedrainage improvementsimprovements onon WestWest StreetStreet andand thethe in-in- stallationstallation ofof sidewalkssidewalks onon EastEast StreetStreet toto provideprovide forfor POOLSPermits 55 52 24 27 33 gineeringgineering matters.matters. Estimated Value 282,926 281, 20. 104, 105 1398m 10$ 374 safesafe pedestrianpedestrian traffictraffic fromfrom StearnsStearns AvenueAvenue toto thethe ConductConduct instrumentinstrument andand sitesite surveyssurveys toto assistassist thethe schoolschool complex.complex. TOTAL$Permits 567 40 362 429 487 Estimated Value 03811, 199 44,08694 43,651,356 45,02,80 43,413,711 publicpublic inin right right- -ofof - -wayway andand utilityutility questions.questions. OurOur regularregular operationsoperations includeinclude mowing,mowing, streetstreet andand BUILDING PEBMrr FEES 123878 88833 133791 107904 148, 010 TrackTrack variousvarious grantgrant programsprograms whichwhich contributecontribute TOTAL FEES COLLECTED sidewalksidewalk sweeping,sweeping, collectingcollecting ChristmasChristmas treestrees andand IN BUILDING DEPARTMENT refrigerators, brush catch basin 242,011 167,616 246,049 788,353 230,246 toto statestate and and/ / oror federalfederal revenuesrevenues forfor TownTown refrigerators, brush cutting, catch basin cleaning, projects,projects,

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The Town again experienced a very active construc- OEDP) which set regional priorities on fe o SRPEDD set up a new Data Center to coordinate state or town projects involving roadways, tion season. Below is a' quantitative summary of and state grants for transportation information gathering and dissemination to the and drainage. All of these projects invoiv subdivision construction. This activity took place economic development projects. public. Its first task was to update the in or near the Town' s important wetland within the twenty -five residential subdivisions. Southeastern Massachusetts Fact Book, which areas. o Staffing of the South Eastern Ecom contains data on all aspects of the region. Development ( SEED) Corporation, w SUBDIVISION STATUS REPORT makes loans to small businesses for expan After an absence of several years, the municipal In 1992, SEED approved loans to 15 s assistance program was resumed in 1992. The businesses in the amount $ 2 million. Z ITEM AMOUNT principal activities are a reference library of loans are projected to create 87 new jobs Asphalt Finished Road 1. 5 miles municipal zoning and land use regulations, a will result in the investment of over $ 3. 5 Asphalt Binder catalogue of state grant programs and a Road 3.0 miles lion from private sources. municipal advice workshop to be held in the Asphalt Finish Sidewalk 2.7 miles spring of 1993. Asphalt Binder Sidewalk 1. 1 miles o SRPEDD reviewed the environmental imp; Finished Curbing 3.5 miles of larger development projects in the region SRPEDD worked with the Massachusetts Office Loam and Seed Grass Areas 1. 9 acres insure that potential harmful impacts will of Technical Assistance ( OTA) to establish a Street Trees 249 addressed. This year, we reviewed 28 su Southeastern Massachusetts Source Reduction Street Lights projects, commenting on the impact on trafl Advisory Committee. This committee is made 60 water supply, sewage disposal, wetlands, a Fire Alarm Boxes 15 up of representatives from fifteen local other development -related issues. businesses and three Chambers of Commerce and will address industrial use and production of haz- Thirteen applications for federal and state funds ardous materials in the manufacturing process. As in the past, the Planning Board has worked and Significant amounts of time were spent on two town were reviewed to insure consistency with othet projects, the East Mansfield Sewer and the will continue to work with other Town boards to plans and efficient ofpublic funds. SRPEDD is undertaking the development of a Plymouth Street Recreational' enhance communication and better coordinate the Facility. Specific regional multi -modal transportation plan which is changes to the construction plan of the sewer project development review process. SRPEDD conducts a district -wide traffic count- mandated by the federal Intermodal Surface were reviewed and field inspections were on- going. ing program and maintains a' computer file of Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA). The wetland boundaries and proposed work areas SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL PLANNING all available traffic count data for the period AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT 1980 to the present throughout the region. for the recreational facility were verified and Under development is a region -wide travel reviewed by the Commission, and an Order of Con- demand model which will simulate traffic condi- ditions was issued in December. The Commission The Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic SRPEDD worked with both GATRA and tions into the 21st century. Development District continued to serve the Town will continue to monitor the construction phase' of SRTA on issues such as route evaluations, this project as work commences in 1993.. of Mansfield during 1992. SRPEDD ( pronounced marketing, service to elderly and handicapped SRPEDD obtained in 1992 a Geographic Infor- sir -ped) is a locally run regional agency serving persons and overall data compilation and mation System which greatly enhances our As more and more activity takes place in close southeastern Massachusetts. analysis. ability to manipulate data and produce thematic proximity to wetland resource areas, it is important maps, to keep in mind that wetlands are an integral part of It continues to be a difficult period for local govern- SRPEDD continues to provide computerized ment in Massachusetts, with the fiscal crisis and the our complex drinking water cycle. By working to accident filing for thirteen towns, of which SRPEDD provided staff support for a Com- economic recession providing double trouble for the protect wetlands, we can all help protect future Mansfield participates, and has provided pave- mittee, with representation of local residents, lo- water supplies. region. We spent a considerable part of 1992 on ment management assistance to six towns. cal government, and the MBTA commuter rail these two issues, working on regional approaches to station in downtown Mansfield. Among the ZONING APPEAL PROCESSES both problems. During the past year, the Town of Under contract to Boston Edison, SRPEDD or- main issues that are continuing to be addressed Mansfield was represented on the SRPEDD Com- IN REVISION ...... ganized the third Earthlab Conference held at are the traffic impact of commuter cars and the mission by Selectman Amos Robinson and Planning Bridgewater State College in November. need for more parking spaces in designated park- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Board Representative Michael Cadden. The Joint ing lots near the train station. Transportation Planning Group representative was SRPEDD organized a' regional economic Police Officer Lance Lawson. The Zoning Board of Appeals held twenty regular development coordinating effort in Bristol and PLYMOUTH STREET WETLAND meetings in 1992.; Forty -four applications were Plymouth counties called the Massasoit Com- received of which thirty-one requests were ap- Some of 5RPEDD' s more significant accomplish- pact. BOUNDARIES APPROVED ...... ments in 1992 were: proved; eight were denied; four were withdrawn; CONSERVATION COMMISSION and one is still pending. SRPEDD participates actively with the Buz- o Completion and certification of the annual zards Bay Project in the multi- agency effort to In this year of change, 1992 brought little change in Transportation Improvement Program ( TIP) and Many of the applications proposed changes to exist- clean up and preserve Buzzards Bay. the high rate of residential development. The Con- ing residential structures. Overall Economic Development Program The Zoning Board is, servation Commission held public hearings for over working with the Planning Board to modify the forty -five single -family homes, five subdivisions, requirements for these types of applications in order six commercial or industrial projects, and several to simplify the review and permit granting process. 16 17 see

This modification will be presented to the Town Again the Board of Health sponsored a Household Meeting for a Zoning By -Law change. Hazardous Waste Day, as well as an Automotive n ; Waste Day. To date 4,600 gallons of household waste, 8, 400 gallons of used motor oil, 2, 700 tires RADON EDUCATION CAMPAIGN... and 970 batteries have been disposed of by means other than landfilling. HEALTH DEPARTMENT l In addition to special projects, the Health Depart- Mansfield experienced yet another year of tremen- ment continues to perform its mandated duties in the dons growth. When growth continues, the com- areas of housing, water pollution control, food serv- munity becomes more complex, as does its environ- ices and other public and environmental health con- mental and health issues. cerns. As always,. the Board of Health and the Health Department strive to provide the people of i Last year we experienced another surge of single- Mansfield with a responsive resource. amity ridence construction. Over two hundred applications for construction of septic systems were HUMAN RESOURCES" and systems inspected during and after construction. DUCK RACE WINS IN ' 92 In February of this year, the Board of Health joined with the American Lung Association of PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Southeastern Massachusetts in a radon education I campaign. This campaign included a cable televi- JANUARY ice skating parties ... ICE Capades ... I' sion call -in program, news releases, and distribution adult volleyball & basketball... winter Kid' s of one hundred free radon test kits. " Radon is com- Workshop ... youth basketball ... METRO s , mon in Mansfield. Information and test kits are West ... Winter g o .. 7L youth OCTOBER Y basketball Kid' s I' available at the Board of Health office. Adopt a Flower Bed Program ll .. . Summer do obediecns ... Workshop ... Fall dog obedience Movies with Stars DUCK Halloween Parade ... prepare for Youth Bas Rabies is expected to become a growing, but FEBRUARY ice skating parties ... Sesame Street Mansfield for the Summer Contest ... park and ketball, grades 1 - 8 and METRO... MHS, manageable problem in New England. , Growth in LIVE ... Taunton skating party ... Spring dog field preparation, town mowing, cleaning, seed- MF and MYS continue Mansfield puts people in closer proximity, to obedience classes ... volleyball, basketball & ing, continue planting, etc, u wildlife and therefore increases the chance of METRO continue ... snow removal 4 NOVEMBER 14th Annual Arts & Crafts Show X potential problems. As of February 1993, it is man JULY Summer Cam P Summer Kid' s WorkshopP tree decorating with school children Annual datory that all cats be vaccinated against rabies. MARCH volleyball, basketball & METRO continue on Concerts the Movies with the Tree Lighting Ceremony Pleaseco tact this office if youY have questions4 or CampP registrationS beginsS ... " Puss Stars ... Arts in the Park ... Common..youth and adult ten- MYS continue dog obedience,M Kid' s P n ate, fertilize, top seed nis continue ... tournament tennis team ... girls Workshop, adult basketball and volleyball' con - and dress fields ... prepare beds for spring basketball league ... " on 3 3" ... Hockomock tinue ... Thanksgiving Day Home Football planting prepare fields for MHS spring Colts League ... women' s softball ... Tall Ships Game f- season trip ... field, park, town seeding, irrigating, Household & Auto Waste Collections prepare for fall programs DECEMBER youth basketball and METRO tryouts Summary from November 1988 to Present APRIL Spring Kid' s Workshop ... adult vol- and games ... adult programs continue :.. 4 leyball and basketball continue ... clean winter dog AUGUST summer camp, tennis lessons and tourna- obedience and Kid' s continue at park Workshop TO debris and town lands ... mens ... s top seedy Kid' DUCK" into The s Q e,noo Workshop ... " Czar' House ... begin preparations for sports fields ... prepare field for MHS and Mansfield for the Summer Contest concludes ... ICE Technology in park ... begin preparation rI t adult sports programs ... summer camp and performing arts series and movies continue ... for spring and summer programs ... i tennis registration HAPPY F mowing, planting, cleaning of park and town NEW YEAR! lands ... Autumn dog obedience lessons ... " 3 on 4 ' f yV MAY IlS May Pole celebration with schools ... 3" playoffs ... prepare for MHS and fall COA ASSISTS ELDERS WITH adult programs conclude ...' adult tennis begins programs at park l Household Chemicalse 3. a registration for summer programs continues THE QUALITY 'OF LIFE ...... I' Peencdee etc 500 l P. M end 5e. e " t, 1, 100 prepare town commons and lands for SEPTEMBER adult volleyball and basketball ... COUNCIL ON AGING Memorial Garage Sale ... " Adopt a g Day .,: Fall Kid' s Workshop ... dog obedience continues fl I Flower Bed" program concludes ... Fishing MHS football jamboree and soccer programs During the past year the Council on Aging focused derby MY Soccer and Midget Football programs I ( on the issues of health care for elders. One of the fall cleanup of park and town lands major issues for all is the ability to obtain and pay for health care. Many elders are living on a fixed 18 r 19 p Bummer income and are facing health costs higher than ever FRAIL ELDERS received more in -home ca During 1992 library circulation exceeded 130, 000 before. For this reason, the Council on Aging has through the Outreach Service which helped to ser items checked out to 36,005 patrons, impressive encouraged the on -site provision of programs that 483 clients in Mansfield, providing meal servic( statistics for a medium size public library. The ad- benefit the older person at minimal or no cost. homemakers and home -health aides, day care ref( dition of two new member communities into the These preventative Health Programs help to rals, errands, fuel assistance, hospitalization,' speci ABLE system increased access to materials for facilitate wellness for all elders. The Council on transportation needs, life line and other servic Mansfield residents, enabling the library to meet in- Aging continues to expand all service provisions necessary for the well being of each frail elder. formational needs and still remain within budget that benefit all seniors in Mansfield. On -site health limits. ABLE memberships, coupled with the East- services include: All elderly people are facing more compl ern Massachusetts Regional Library System daily problems in our society. The Health Programs a delivery system, puts access to information and CHOLESTEROL SCREENINGS are held two to only one of the many services and programs t needed material a simple key stroke away. three times a year sponsored by Community Health COA provides. This is a multi -service departure Agency of Attleboro. that handles many diverse problems of elders a Also during 1992 several important events took non -elder community members in Mansfield. T place. The implementation of the Five Year FLU CLINICS, held once a year, have encouraged COA' s mission and goal as always is to provi Library Planning Process began and points toward elders to be immunized against severe outbreaks of quality service to as many clients as possible, asst expanded services in the future. The manual flu. This year the flu clinics have served 400 in -' ing them of equality, dignity, and respect, wh' catalog was replaced with the On -Line. Public Ac- dividuals and is also sponsored by Community providing for any and all needs. cess Terminal linking the collections housed in Health Agency of Attleboro. Mansfield with those in nine other community libraries. The award of two Federal LSCA Title I PODIATRY CLINICS, held two to three times per grants from the Massachusetts Board of Library month, are part of an on -going medical program Commissioners brought $ 11, 781 for a program ' that enable elders to get quality podiatry service and designed for parents and children to learn together,; includes visits to homebound elders. and $ 5,000 for collection development in the area of Recognition of the Mansfield Library professional independent living for young adults just beginning'. staff came with appointments of the Library Direc- VISION /EYE CARE, held twice a year, is a life on their own. The addition of an Infotrack tor as Chair of New Technology and Cluster preventative clinic that gives the senior adult the CD -Rom periodical service provided expanded ac- Development for Eastern Massachusetts, the opportunity to have testing for glaucoma, cataracts, cess to periodical and newspaper citations, including Children' s Librarian to the Collection Development visual acuity, and other eye diseases. abstract and full text availability. in Youth Services committee for communities under 25, 000 in the Bridgewater Subregion, and the HEARING SCREENINGS are held twice a year Reference Librarian to the Regional Reference Sur- for hearing tests and hearing aid determination. vey and Development Group.

WALKING CLUB is a weekly cardiovascular As the American Library Association states: program which encourages health and fitness and Libraries can get you through times with no money enjoyment of the various trips to parks in the better that money can get you through times with no southeastern area. libraries." The Board of Library Trustees looks forward to continued quality library services for the SHINE COUNSELING provides on -going help Town. with health insurance needs for all elders. The Shine Program was designed to ensure that elders ABLE' INCREASES ACCESS...... have access to reliable, up -to -date, unbiased and free information and assistance regarding health MANSFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY benefits. The Shine Counselor is extensively trained and certified by the Executive Office of Catch 22 ", that familiar phrase indicating a spin Elder Affairs. effect of sorts, can certainly be applied to libra activity during 1992. As the economy continues TRANSPORTATION FOR MEDICAL AP- fluctuations, demands for library services continu POINTMENTS is a five day program that enables to rise. This cycle is repeating in libraries arou. elders to obtain transportation services to and from the Commonwealth and Mansfield is no exceptie their physician or hospital. This service enabled Ever reminded of cuts in library services in neig 637 clients this year to receive needed medical serv- boring communities, the Mansfield Public Library ices. Volunteers filled in during times that the Es- indeed fortunate in its continued community su cort Service was not available. port.

21 Dr.Dr. RichardRichard Warren,Warren, SuperintendentSuperintendent ofof Schools,Schools, in-in- THE SPIRIT OF LEARNING.....:...... formedformed thethe SchoolSchool CommitteeCommittee ofof hishis plansplans toto resignresign fromfrom hishis positionposition atat thethe conclusionconclusion ofof hishis contractcontract inin JuneJune 1993.1993. ThisThis hashas resultedresulted inin thethe SchoolSchool Com-Com- EDUCATION mitteemittee enteringentering aa contractcontract withwith thethe MassachusettsMassachusetts AssociationAssociation ofof SchoolSchool CommitteesCommittees toto conductconduct aa SCHOOL COMMITTEE searchsearch forfor itsits nextnext SuperintendentSuperintendent ofof Schools.Schools.

SCHOOL ATIONATION SchoolSchool CommitteeCommittee membersmembers StevenSteven CalvinCalvin andand JoanneJoanne RysRys diddid notnot runrun forfor re-re- election.election. BothBoth servedserved The past s; beenbeen markedmarked byby continuedcontinued thethe communitycommunity forfor severalseveral termsterms ofof office.office. TheirTheir growth of Tulation,Tulation, fiscalfiscal constraintsconstraints dedicationdedication andand serviceservice toto thethe TownTown asas electedelected offi-offi- at state an+ thethe openingopening ofof thethe Jordan-Jordan- cialscials isis recognizedrecognized andand veryvery muchmuch appreciated.appreciated. Jackson El ol,ol, transitionstransitions inin staff.staff. im-im- Mrs.Mrs. RysRys hashas sincesince beenbeen hiredhired asas aa fieldfield representa-representa- plementatii r tivetive byby thethe MassachusettsMassachusetts AssociationAssociation ofof SchoolSchool strong eml CommitteesCommittees andand isis nownow sharingsharing herher expertiseexpertise withwith committeescommittees andand schoolschool districts'districts' throughoutthroughout easterneastern MotorolalCodex.MotorolalCodex. ThisThis hashas beenbeen aa veryvery busybusy andand Massachusetts.Massachusetts. JimJim Millikan'Millikan' andand EmilEmil GiordanoGiordano complexcomplex year,year, however,however, thethe manymany SchoolSchool Depart-Depart- werewere unopposedunopposed inin thethe electionelection toto replacereplace SteveSteve andand mentment accomplishmentsaccomplishments serveserve toto provideprovide thethe studentsstudents Joanne.Joanne. withwith qualityquality learninglearning opportunitiesopportunities thatthat areare requiredrequired forfor futurefuture success.success. TheThe CommitteeCommittee reorganizedreorganized thethe administrationadministration ofof thethe elementaryelementary schools.schools. WithWith thethe openingopening ofof thethe InIn additionaddition toto thethe instructionalinstructional staffstaff retirementsretirements JordanJordan andand JacksonJackson ElementaryElementary School,School, thethe ParkPark notednoted atat thethe beginningbeginning ofof thisthis report,report, otherother retire-retire- RowRow andand RolandRoland GreenGreen SchoolsSchools werewere closed.closed. Mr.Mr. CLIENTS YOUNGER -- mentsments werewere notednoted including:including: MarilynMarilyn Hulburd,Hulburd, Rosenberg,Rosenberg, PrincipalPrincipal ofof thethe ParkPark RowRow andand RolandRoland NEED FOR AID GREATER ...... secretarysecretary atat thethe RolandRoland GreenGreen ElementaryElementary School;School; GreenGreen Schools,Schools, waswas transferredtransferred toto thethe PrincipalshipPrincipalship custodianscustodians includingincluding RogerRoger Scialoia,Scialoia, AnthonyAnthony ofof thethe JacksonJackson ElementaryElementary School.School. Mr.Mr. Cormier,Cormier, Gaeta,Gaeta, andand JohnJohn Sullivan.Sullivan. BobBob Jones,Jones, SupervisorSupervisor ofof PrincipalPrincipal ofof thethe RobinsonRobinson ElementaryElementary SchoolsSchools waswas VETERANS SERVICES BuildingsBuildings andand Grounds,Grounds, alsoalso retired,retired, however,however, hehe transferredtransferred toto thethe PrincipalshipPrincipalship ofof thethe JordanJordan continuedcontinued toto findfind timetime toto lendlend assistanceassistance toto thethe carecare ElementaryElementary School.School. TheThe AssistantAssistant PrincipalPrincipal posi posi-= -= The Veterans Services Department is preparing for ofof thethe groundsgrounds andand athleticathletic fields.fields. ThisThis waswas muchmuch tiontion atat thethe RobinsonRobinson ElementaryElementary SchoolSchool waswas a very busy year. The numbers requesting help are appreciated.appreciated. eliminated.eliminated. Mrs.Mrs. MaryMary AnnAnn MorrisseyMorrissey waswas ap-ap- growing and our clients are getting younger. The pointedpointed toto serveserve asas PrincipalPrincipal ofof thethe RobinsonRobinson Department was able to secure long term assistance Dr.Dr. EdwardEdward Malvey,Malvey, AssistantAssistant SuperintendentSuperintendent ofof ElementaryElementary School.School. MaryMary AnnAnn hadhad servedserved asas Assis-Assis- for a greater number of clients this past year SchoolsSchools sincesince 1990,1990, resignedresigned toto acceptaccept thethe positionposition tanttant PrincipalPrincipal ofof thethe EastEast BridgewaterBridgewater ElementaryElementary through other agencies and early retirements which asas superintendentsuperintendent inin Griswold,Griswold, Connecticut.Connecticut. Dr.Dr. School.School. SheShe bringsbrings aa solidsolid backgroundbackground ofof profes-profes- helped reduce total financial assistance. Together Malvey'Malvey' ss manymany positivepositive contributionscontributions especiallyespecially inin sionalsional experienceexperience toto thethe MansfieldMansfield PublicPublic Schools.Schools. with an increase in requests for other types of aid, leadingleading thethe processprocess resultingresulting inin curriculumcurriculum improve-improve- WeWe knowknow severalseveral goodgood thingsthings willwill taketake placeplace there are clear indications of what can be expected mentsments areare recognizedrecognized andand mostmost appreciated.appreciated. throughthrough herher leadership.leadership. in 1993 and 1994.

Some clients who are expected to request emergency cash aid are currently seeking employment. These individuals have been counseled to " spend down" their assets and exhaust unemployment benefits and help from other sources. Unfortunately, this is a grim requirement.

Gulf War Veterans are now eligible to receive benefits. Those servicemen currently overseas will

also become eligible for benefits upon their return EmilEmil GiordanoGiordano home. A speedy and safe return is wished for all during this most volatile " peacetime" since World War 11. SCHOOLSCHOOL COMMITTEECOMMITTEE

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Accepted College Accepted concern that the students leaving public education College Accepted ; College of Worcester Tech 2 must demonstrate a new set of skills and abilities. Brown University I Rhode Island School Design 1 Poly Worcester State College 2 Failure to do so would represent the demise of the Bryant College 3 Reed College I United States as an economic power. Edward Cape Cod Community College Rensland School of Art I TOTAL 403 2 E'- Bayles, the President of Motorola University, Rick Clark University I Rensselaer Poly Tech Rhode Island College 3 SUMMARY Canada, Director of Educational programs ( and Colby College 1 Alf, it 1 resident of Mansfield), and others have provided the Colby- Sawyer College 1 Ricks Junior College human and Rivier College 1 financial resources that are requiredq of Colorado Collegeg 1 This has been an exciting year. The Committee and College l staff are recognized for their hard work and support N4 this work. The Mansfield District Learning Leader- Community College of Rhode Island 4 Roanoke of 2 to make these accomplishments possible. _ The i rt ship team has established the following statement to Cornell University I ; Rochester Institute Technology er Williams Colle 3 parentsents and their children are also appreciated. communicate its purpose. Daytona Beach Community College 2 Rog ge i Sacred Heart 1 Schools would not exist without their children. Dean junior College g ; t University 9 To empower a cross section of educational Elon College 1 ' II Salem State College They are the most important investment as they rep - 4 resent the future. As such we appreciate the shareholders for the purpose of creating a vision Embry -Riddle Aeronautical I , a ": Salve Regina University r 1 and plan for systemic change that will result in Emerson College 3 Sawyer College community' s continued support and investment 1 the development of world class mindware. Evergreen State College I " " Seton Hall University made on behalf of the students. Your continued in- College 1 terest and support is required and much appreciated. Fairfield University 2 Skidmore Institute 1 DLLT members included: Greg Abbott, Mary Ann Fisher College 1 y ;_" Southeastern Technical Springfield College 2 a Carey> Heather ChamPr ny, Linda Chilson Al Ciri Fitchburg State College 3 LEARNING TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY College St. Anselm College FOR TOMORROW ...... G i RusskHartmen, Jim HuntrdsHolltriIvelGuDianeY Franklin 1 StonehilCCle Lowndes Jim Millikan, Mary Ann Morrissey, Dr. Hampshire College 1 g 5 1 SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL h G> Joanne Newcombe, Beth Robinson, Edward Rosa, Henry O. Peabody School 1 Suffolk University 7 SCHOOL DISTRCT a, Natalie Ruppert, Grace Schairer, Judy Stone, Terry Holy Cross College 3 % Syracuse University p Wappel, Dr. Richard Warren, and Bill Ithaca Taunton Academy 1 r Williams. College 1 Beauty t A,, Temple I In June of 1992 the Southeastern Regional School Johnson & Wales University q University j' Tufts 1 Sincerest thanks and appreciation is extended to the Katharine Gibbs School 2 University District ( SRSD) completed its twenty-fifth year of 1 Motorola Corporation, especially Rick Canada, for Keene State College 1 r, Tulare University operation. The district is comprised of eight towns 1 and the Brockton. J " involving the Mansfield School Department in this Lasell College 2 Union College City of On October 1, 1991 College 1 there were 1; 262 students enrolled in the district.; i exciting endeavor. Mansfield Beauty Academy 1 Unity Connecticut 4 Marietta College 2 University of Mansfield' s share of the $ 8, 147, 108 district budget of 1 11" ;' COLLEGE REPORT Marist College 2 University Hartford is $ 143, 903. This is 5. 63% of the total budget and of Iowa 1 ' ` represents 70 students. Maryland Institute College of Art , 1 University ix The of 1 graduating class was accepted to numerous Marymount Manhattan College 1 i University Kentucky prestigious t( of Maine (Orono) 7 colleges throughout the country. The Mass Bay Community College 4 University The SRSD recently received results from the New of Massachusetts ( Lowell) 15 following report presents data regarding the college Mass College of Art 1 ; i University England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. of Massachusetts ( Dartimuth) 18 and number of acceptances. This information repre- Mass Maritime Academy I University who evaluated all secondary and post -secondary sents 403 of Massachusetts ( Amherst) 36 programs in November of 1992. The equivalent of acceptances. Of this number, 142 stu- Mass College of Pharmacy 1 University dents from the of New Haven 3 a ten year accreditation was received. In addition, 1992 graduating class will attend Massasoit Community College 25 University of Hampshire 11 several of these colleges and universities. Mercer University 1 University New the Medical Laboratory Technician Program, Dental of N. Carolina ( Wesleyan) 1 Assistant Program, and Medical Assistant Program Merrimack College 3 University Coll e of N. Carolina ( Chapel Hill) I Acce t Middlesex Community College I University were also evaluated and accredited by their respec- Anna of Rhode Island 6 Maria College I Mitchell College 1 % University five professional organizations. Assumption of South Maine 1 4 Morgan Street University 1 - " University i Babson College of Vermont 1 School construction projects this year included a 1 Mount Ida College 6 i ' University of Virginia I Bates College 2 Museum of Fine Arts 1 J & University new baseball field, loading dock, dust collector, of West Florida 1 Bauder College I New England of Art University shingling and siding of warehouses, and the installs - E. Institute 3 Path Villanova 2 tion of a school -wide air compressor system. Bay College 1 New Hampshire College 1 University State Junior Virginia Tech 1 Bay College 6 Newbury College 1 r " Federal grants from a variety of sources were used Becker Junior Wa ner Colle e 1 to offset equipment costs. Vocational Education College 3 Nichols College 2 : g g r Wentworth Institute 3 Carl Perkins grant funds were used in the automo r Bentley College 3 North Adams State College 3 L Boston College a Westfield State College 18 5 Northeastern University 12 ; tive area to purchase an engine analyzer and a disc In Boston t Wheaton College 4 brake lathe. Gas broilers and a freezer were pur- University 3 Penn State University 1 Bradford College Wheelock College I 1 Philadelphia Institute of Textiles. 1 ; ; chased for the Commercial Foods Program. A two Brandeis rf ;" Willamette 1 color press was purchased for the Graphics Arts University 2 Providence College 2 University Bridgewater State Williams College 1 Department. College 25 Quinnipiac College 2 f h 26 x 27 I W r

r , i IFraminghamitutee7i The support of volunteer Advisory Board members BOARDS AND COMMITTEES committee, plus the Easton Rod and Gun Club, the require that federally financially- assisted projects assist the SRSD in making recommendations for the Easton Waterworks and the Mansfield Fist} and within the aquifer be reviewed by the EPA in order purchase of supplies and equipment. The school Game Club renewed their adoptions of sections of to reduce the risk of ground water contamination. UP, UP, AND AWAY ...... has also received many donations from local the Canoe River through the Massachusetts Depart- The EPA is reviewing the application and will be businesses. Post secondary funds were used to pur- ment of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Environmental Law conducting a public hearing to solicit comments. chase supplies and equipment for the Dental Assis- AIRPORT COMMISSION Enforcement' s Adopt -A -Stream Program. tant Program and microscopes for the Medical CRAAC' s meetings alternate among the five towns Laboratory Technician Program, Equal Educational Mansfield Municipal Airport continues to be on the first Thursday of each month at 1: 00 p.m. Opportunity Grant funds were used to purchase recreational/ business airport and is currently hom The meeting dates and locations are posted at each academic and vocational supplies. to approximately 80 small, single-engine aircraft Town Hall. Public participation is encouraged. In the past year the Airport was host to the Rotar The Department of Education awarded the district a Club' s second annual Mansfield Balloon and Ca AGENCY ANSWERS CALLS sex equity grant to work with four towns within the Festival. The Airport is managed by a five persoi district to make students and staff more aware of volunteer Airport Commission; Daily operation FOR ASSISTANCE ...... opportunities available for male and female stu- are conducted by King Aviation, now in thei dents. A vocational counselor visited middle school second year at the Airport. The Airport is home t SELF HELP students for an after- school program in Graphic chapters of the Civil Air Patrol ( CAP) and the Ex Arts, Commercial Foods, Electricity and Carpentry. perimental Aircraft Association (EAA). Self Help, Inc. is the greater Brockton /Attleboro It was very successful and the district hopes to ex- anti -poverty agency dedicated to improving the pand the program to additional communities in the The Airport Commission is now in the final stage quality of life for limited income individuals and near future. of obtaining federal and state grants to reconstruc families, and to making all segments of the com- the paved runway. We are grateful for the suppot munity responsive to the needs of the limited in- The SRSD participated in a $ 165, 000 Carl Perkins of the Town Meeting, Town Departments, and othe come, disadvantaged, and minority. Tee Prep grant with five colleges and eight high Town boards and committees in appropriating fund schools which enables students to receive college to enable the Town to provide its five percen During the program year ending September 30, credits upon graduation from high school. matching share. When this project is complete 1992 Self Help received a total funding of ap- Southeastern has signed agreements with Massasoit Mansfield Municipal Airport will be one of th proximately $ 9. 4M and provided direct services to Community College, Quincy College' and finest small airports in the state. 42, 641 limited income households in the area. A Wentworth Institute for students in Electronics, total of 1, 110 Mansfield households received direct Health Services Assistant and Carpentry. The grant services totaling $ 164, 525 during the 1992 program is expected to continue for the next two years' and FIVE TOWNS UNITED FOR = year. extending Tech Prep college credits to five other WATER QUALITY ...... ' ...... vocational programs is anticipated. Special Educa- The total funding of $9,387, 675 does not fell the tion funds were used to support our Chapter 766 real value of human services delivered to the area as Program and our second annual summer program CANOE RIVER AQUIFER a whole. Self Help funding enabled the agency to for handicapped students. ADVISORY COMMITTEE Members participated in the Friends of Borderland mobilize an additional $ 2, 549, 611 of other com- Day in Easton, the Mansfield Home Show, and the munity resources, such as contributions from the In June of 1992, 259 students graduated from The Canoe River Aquifer Advisory Committee Earthlab conference at Bridgewater State College by towns and volunteers. The Town of Mansfield con- Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical; High CRAAC) was established by an Act of the Mas setting up the Canoe River aquifer educational dis- tributes $ 3, 000 through their annual budget. The School. Guidance Department records indicate that sachusetts legislature in 1987 to promote th, play and by answering questions and distributing gross value of Self Help during the past program 89% of the members of the Class of 1992 were regional protection of the drinking water suppl, aquifer information to attendees. Chairman Wayne year was $ 11, 937,286. placed in full -time jobs or had elected to further within the Canoe River aquifer. The committe Southworth was a guest speaker for other watershed their education. The demand for technical' school consists of fifteen appointed' members, three eacl groups at local schools and regional meetings. Self Help currently employs 200 individuals, many graduates continues to be very strong in Mas- from the towns of Easton, Mansfield, Norton, Fox of whom are of limited income and minorities. sachusetts. Studies indicate that over 15, 000 techni- borough, and Sharon. Members strived to increase their knowledge of cal high school graduates are needed each year. groundwater issues by inviting guest speakers to We feel that the year October 1, 1991 through Sep- The Committee continued to conduct educationa CRAAC meetings. They also visited the new well tember 30, 1992 was a successful' one for the The cost of operating the Southeastern Regional programs throughout the past yearn' In April the an site in Foxborough and toured the Mansfield agency and was very helpful to the limited income School District over the past three years, as' com- nual Canoe River Spring Awareness Day was heli Sewage Treatment Plant. CRAAC maintains a population. The agency would like to thank the pared to other regional vocational schools, has been at the Sharon Community Center. The 1992 even library of water -related materials at the Easton many volunteers, Board of Selectmen, and their rep- among the lowest in the Commonwealth. focused on lake management. Speakers discusse< Water Department at 417 Bay Road, Easton. resentative to our Board of Directors, Ms. Mary for to our Southeastern is always seeking new and innovative watershed protection and several exhibitors dis Connolly, helping make year a success. ways of conducting its educational programs at min- tributed literature to the residents, town official; The members also submitted an application to the imal cost to the taxpayers of the school district. and legislators who were present. In addition, the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) requesting that the Canoe River aquifer be desig- nated a sole source aquifer. This designation would

28 29 ELECTION CENTRAL

PRECINCTS ELECTIONS PRECINCTS One Two Three Four Total The following is a tabulation of votes for all four precincts for the March.: One Two Three Four Total 10, 1992 Presidential Primary. STATE COMMITTEE MAN MODERATOR PRECINCTS Blanks 0 0 1 0 1 Blanks 41 32 50 34 157 DEMOCRATIC BALLOT TOTALS 0 0 1 0 1 Robert Saquet* 291 265 299 284' 1, 139 PRECINCTS One Two Three Four Total Michael Cadden 174 163 189 151 677 STATE COMMITTEE WOMAN TOTALS 506' 460 538 469 1, 973 One Two Three Four Total STATE COMMITTEE MAN Blanks 0 0 1 0 1 Blanks 135 94 101 88. 418 TOTALS 0 0 1 0 1 Elected PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE Francis Crimmins 140 111 143 126 520 Blanks 3 9 10 29 7 Daniel Edmonds 143 121 103 123 490 TOWN COMMITTEE The following is a' tabulation of, Ralph Nader 18 9 20 16 63 TOTALS 418 326 347 337 1, 428 Blanks 0 0 10 0 10 votes for all four precincts for the Lyndon H LaRouche 0 6. 2 0 ' 8 TOTALS 0 0 10 0 10 April 7, 1992 Special State Repre- Jerry Brown 90 61 76 79 306 STATE COMMITTEE WOMAN sentative Election. Tom Harkin 4- 1 2' 4 11 Blanks.- 173 127 : 118 121 539 The following is a tabulation of Larry Agran 2 1 0 1 4 Holly Robichaud 245 199:: 229 216 889 votes for all four precincts for the PRECINCTS Paul Tsongas 391 329 339 378 1, 437 TOTALS, - . 418. 326:'. 347 337 . 1, 428 March 10, 1992 Special State Repre- Eugene McCarthy 2 0 0 1 3 sentative Primary. One Two Three Four Total Bill Clinton 56 50 43 75 224 TOWN COMMITTEE Robert 3 9 2 4 18 Blanks Kerrey 8590 6016 6176 6112 26939 DEMOCRATIC BALLOT REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT No Preference 14 10 ' 5 10 39 Gary S. Moran ': 182' 165 184 171 702 PRECINCTS Blanks 5 5 2 6 18 Mario Cuomo -" 1 1 0. 5 7. Michael Cadden : 195 161 177 172 705 Richard Driscoll 201 245 206 245 897 TOTALS 218 575..: 486. 508 580 2, 149. Joseph Pasquale. 169 i 197 188- 772 One Two Three Four Total Barbara Hyland 229 203 202 230 864 Robert H. Saquet 201: 163:. 182 175:` 721 TOTALS 435 453 410 481 1, 779 STATE COMMITTEE MAN Edmund Westhaver 170 162 :. 176 180 688 REPRESENTATIVE IN Blanks 158 131 143 180` - 612 James Hills 180. 168 :' 176 178.? 702 GENERAL COURT The following is a tabulation of William Keating 417 355 365. 400 11,537 Beverly Petersen 167 151 172 171 661 Blanks 12 25 40 39 116 votes for all four precincts for the TOTALS 575 486 508 580 2, 149 Patti L. Rotert 158 147 ; 169 157 631: Joseph M. Allen 305 259 240 2681, 072 May 18, 1992 Special Town Election. 153 ' Stephen C. Weber 163 176 162 '.' 654 James A. Cooke 22 17 26 27 92 STATE COMMITTEE WOMAN Lyn A. Pickhover. 171 160 166 166 663 Richard Driscoll 89 85 76 118 368 PRECINCTS Blanks 199 163 182 204 748 Brian Pickhover 166 155 166 159 646 Ellizabeth Y. Lint 75 77 93 107'" 352 Anne M. Carney 376 323 326 3761401 Michael Morizio ' 175' 151 168 164 -' 658 Ross Muscato 0 2 12 12 26 One Two Three . Four Total TOTALS 575 486 508 580 2, 149 Donald G. Moran 174: 150 ' 170 169 - 663 TOTALS 503 465 487 571 2, 026 Rene Ninesling 159 145 1167 161 l(' 632 question # 1 - Prop. 2 - 1/ 2 81, 462, 524 Override TOWN COMMITTEE Keith Ninesling ' 160: 143 ' 168 158 - 629 REPUBLICAN BALLOT Blanks 14764 12490 13014 15100 55368 Francis Baldini 193. 175 190 183 = 741 Blanks - 1 1 2 4 Francis X. Shaw 257 213 244 241 955 176'. Chas. Antonuccio 151 171 165 -. 663 REPRESENTATIVE IN Yes 441 296 331 305 1, 373 Annette L. Shaw 263 210 239 251 963 188 Diane E. Baldini . 167 " 184 176 ' 715 GENERAL COURT No 510 480 519 403' 11 912 Lora PeLlegrini 253 213 226 259° 951 Arthur Remillard 203: 202 192 184 781. Blanks 5 9 11 5 30 TOTALS 951 777 851 710 3, 289 Lyn PelLegrini 244 211 213 246 914 William DeBaggis,: 182' 177 : 183 175 : 717 Peter DeTrolio 303 191 177' 163` 834 Grace Langill 240 208 213 240'::. 901 Richard Donofrio 200: 163 : 185 172 720 Barbara Hyland 125 111 126 - 105 467 The following is a tabulation of _F Doreen St -Don 247 201 210 239 . 897 William Vernon 271: 236 : 247 228 982 Ross Muscato 36 38 46 70 : 190 votes for all four precincts for the John V. Costello 256'' 201 211 236 ' 904 Tony Delaporta 178 142 167 159 646 TOTALS 469 349 360 343 " 1, 521 September 15, 1992 State Primary. Joseph M. Allen 320 278 267. 306 1, 171. Martha Delaporta 177 141 167 158 643 Francis G. Bruno 258 225 245. 259:' - 987 Albert Keyworth. 167 147 169 161 644 INDEPENDENT VOTERS BALLOT - DEMOCRATIC BALLOT Rose Bruno 260 226 242 253 981 Jane M. Keyworth 174. 149 169 161 653 PRECINCTS Christina Salachi 253 219 240 256 968 Fred J. Barrows 174' 163 ' 183 174' 694 REPRESENTATIVE IN Bruce PiLz 234 . 207 206 230 877 Deborah Barrows 177 1601 . 184 175< 696 GENERAL COURT One Two Three Four Total Thomas Broderick 254 206 214. 238:, 912 Frank Allen III 166 155 186 167... 674 Blanks No Votes Recorded David R. Clemmey 245: 204 221 235 905 Sherry A. Allen ' 168 156 181' 166 671 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Marilyn A. Power 251 207 223 257 938 Michael Webber 162 151 ': 179' 167 659 The following is a tabulation of THIRD DISTRICT Norman Mahana 256 215 222. 236 929 Donald Baldini 175. 155:.. 180 : 171 681 votes for all four precincts for the Blanks 17 23 9 14 63 Augustine Turnbul 239 198 214 230 881 Peter DeTrolio 270. 216. ' 238' 210 934 March 16, 1992 Annual Town Election. Joseph D. Early 41 55 4 11 111 James St. Don 245 203 206 230.' 884 TOTALS 1463011410 12145 11795 49980 Gerard D' Amico 62 81 8 18° 169 Eleanor' Turnbull: 244: 204 216: 241 / 905` PRECINCTS Martin F. Healy 91 102 4 17' 214 Sally A. Bruno 279 240 247 266 1, 032 Brian A. O' Connell 28 16 0 1 45 Helen E. Jackson 263 231 247 ` 251 992 INDEPENDENT VOTERS BALLOT One Two Three Four Total John Walsh 69 53 6 10 138 TOTALS 20125 17010 17780 20300 75215 TOTALS 308 330 31 71 740 PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE SELECTMEN REPUBLICAN BALLOT Blanks 0 0. 0 0 0 Blanks 195 140 ` 184 159 678 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Robert J. Smith 0 0` 0 0 0 Amos Robinson* 279 267 344 270' 1, 160 FOURTH DISTRICT PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE - Darcy G. Richardson 0 0 0 0 0 Edward McQuaid 253 237 311- 239 1, 040 Blanks 0 0 49 69 118 Blanks 7 6 11 11 35 Erik Thompson 0 0...._ 0 0 0 Ralph P. Penney* 285 276 237 270 1. 068 Barney Frank 0 0 221 235 456 Patrick Buchanan. 111 86 93 88 378 Howard Phillips 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 1, 012 920 1, 076' 938 3, 946 TOTALS 0 0 270 304 574 David Duke 3 7 4 8 : 22 Earl F. Dodge 0 0` 0 0 0 George Bush 273 210 216 215 914 J. Quinn Brisben 0. 0 0. 0 0 SCHOOL COMMITTEE COUNCILLOR No Preference 24 17 23 15: 79 Michael S. Levinson 0 0 0 0 0 Blanks 373 322 355 2821, 332 Blanks 57 59 59 53 228 TOTALS 418 326 347 337 1, 428 Bo Gritz 0 0 0 0 0 Emil Giordano* 319 291 343 334 1, 287 Edward P. Foley 112 86 95 113 406 No Preference - 0 0 -. 0 0 0 James Milliken* 320 307 378 322 11,327 Howard M. Kahalas 119 156 127 178 580 Andre Marrou 0 0 1 0 1 TOTALS 1, 012 920 1, 076 938 3, 946 Joseph M. Mahaney 20 29 20 31 100 TOTALS 0 0 1 0 1 TOTALS 308 330 301 375 1, 314

30 31`31` PRECINCTS PRECINCTS PRECINCTSPRECINCTS PRECINCTS

One Two Three Four Total One Two Three Four Total One Two Three Four Total One Two Three Four Total

SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT COUNTY COMMISSIONER REPRESENTATIVE IN SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL Blanks 81 71 60 75 287 Blanks 688 464 504 466 2. 122 CONGRESS - THIRD DISTRICT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE William Keating 227 259 241 300 - 1027 TOTALS 688 464 504 466 2, 122 Blanks 158 110 21 22 311 Blanks 8, 427 6, 330 7, 116 7, 878 29, 751 TOTALS. 308 330 301: 375 1, 314 t, Joseph D. Early 720 651 78 141 1, 590 Thomas W. Devine 920 720 833 896 3, 369 PeterPeter I.I. BluteBlute 1,1, 469469 984984 7676 177177 2, 706 Bob Girardin 1, 124 852 1, 029 1, 049 4, 054 James Leonard 874 687 822 898 3, 281 REPRESENTATIVE IN INDEPENDENT VOTERS PARTY Leonard Umina 104 89 6 23 222 GENERAL COURT Michael T. Moore 25 4040 11 55 71 Chas McDonald 1, 024 772 941 931 3, 668 0 1 1 5 Blanks 6 5 13 14 38 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TOTALSTOTALS 2,2, 476476 1,1, 874874 182182 368 4, 900 Francis J. Cinelti 3 0 0 0 1 Joseph M. Allen 180 194 166 205 745 THIRD DISTRICT John Costello 1 f. 1 0 0 0 1 Richard Driscoll 122 131 122 156 531 Blanks 0 2 0 0 2 REPRESENTATIVEREPRESENTATIVE ININ Michael Clemmey Daniel 1 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 308 330 301 375:. 1, 314 Leonard J.' Umina 1 3 0 0 4 ii CONGRESS CONGRESS- - FOURTHFOURTH DISTRICTDISTRICT Clemmey 0 0 1 TOTALS 1 5 0 0 6 Blanks 0 0 70 92 162 Megan Clemmey 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 SHERIFF Barney Frank 0 0 1, 231 1, 184 2, 415 Elise Goodwin Chartote Scozofava 1 0 0 0 1 Blanks 39 47 38 39 163 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Luke Lumina 0 0 8080 9898 178178 Rose Bryant 1 0 0 0 1 David R. Nelson 178 202 201 231 812 FOURTH DISTRICT Edward McCormick 0 0 576 575 1, 151 1 0 0 0 1 Manuel Ortega: 91 81 62 105 339 Blanks 0 0 0 2 2 Dennis J. Ingalls 0 0 10 15 25 Alyce Campbell 4 0 0 4 TOTALS ' 308 330 301 375 1, 314 Luke Lumina 0 0 1 0 1 TOTALS 0 0 1, 967 1, 964 3, 931 Louis Tarsa 0 0 1 0 0 1 TOTALS 0 0 1 2 3 Andrea Norris 0 1 0 0 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNCILLOR Daniel Sarro Moran 0 1 0 0 1 Blanks 250 299 250 289 1, 088 COUNCILLOR Blanks 351 256 298 336 1, 241 Gary William Sarro 0 1 0 0 1 Arthur R. Machado 95 80 84 106 365 Blanks.- 1 5 1 2 9 Michael Murphy 1, 183 873 976 1, 039 4, 071 David 0 1 0 0 1 Sylvester Sylvia 66 81 67 81 ,; 295 TOTALS 1 5 1 2 9 t Edward P. Foley 942 745 875 957 3519 Reilly 0 1 0 1 John Gomes 63 70 62 105. 300 TOTALS 2, 476 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 8, 831 Bart Jackson 0 Natalie Ruppert 0 0 1 0 1 John F. Picard 81 79 71.. 92 323 SENATOR IN GENERAL Gullens 0 0 1 0 1 J. Mark Treadup 61 51 68 77 ..`. 257 COURT SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT Kenneth r 0 0 1 1 TOTALS 616 660 602. T50 2, 628 Blanks 1 5... 1 2 9 Blanks 739 528 571 619 2, 457 Edward Sliney, Sr. 0 0 1 1 TOTALS 1 5 1 2 9 William Keating 1, 737 1546 1578 7131 66,374 Michael Savoy 0 0 1 REPUBLICAN BALLOT TOTALS 2, 476 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 8, 831 James Dorigan 0 0 0 1 Wills 0 0 0 2 2 REPRESENTATIVE IN Brad 0 0 1 1 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS GENERAL COURT REPRESENTATIVEREPRESENTATIVE ININ Ann O' Neill 0 0 0 1 1 THIRD DISTRICT Blanks 1 4 1 1.... 9 GENERALGENERAL COURTCOURT Louis Certuse 0 12380 9370 10745 11660 44155 Blanks 48 37 5 7 97 Richard Driscoll 0 1 0 0 1 BlanksBlanks 113113 8484 9494 109109 400400 TOTALS Peter I. Blute 104 65 3 16 188 Joseph M. Allen 0 0 0...._ 1 1 BarbaraBarbara HylandHyland 1,1, 362362 896896 1,1, 052052 1,1, 160160 4,4, 470470 BRISTOL COUNTY CHARTER Michelle Flaherty 99 50 5 6, 160 TOTALS 1 5 1 2' 9 RickRick DriscollDriscoll 10011001 894894 10031003 10631063 39613961 David J. Lionett. 93 80 3 9.` 185 TOTALSTOTALS 2,2, 476476 1,1, 874874 2,2, 149149 2,2, 332332 8,8, 831831 FOURTEENTH DISTRICT 1, 240 0 0 0 1, 240 TOTALS 344 232 16 38 630 SHERIFF Blanks Luis Lema 2361 0 0 0 2361 Blanks 1 4 1 0 6 SHERIFFSHERIFF TOTALS 2, 476 0 0 0 2, 476 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONI HESS David R. Nelson 0 1 .. 0 0.. 1 BlanksBlanks 857857 594594 632632 713713 2,2, 796796 FOURTH DISTRICT Michelle Kosilek 0 0! 0 1 -... 1 DavidDavid NelsonNelson 1,1, 619619 1,1, 280280 1,1, 517517 1,1, 618618 6,6, 034034 Blanks 0 0 64 36 100 Manuel: Ortega 0 0. 0 1 1 MichelleMichelle KoselikKoselik 00 00 00 11 11 BRISTOL COUNTY CHARTER Edward McCormick 0 0 172: 159 - 331 TOTALS::; 1 5 1 2. 9 TOTALSTOTALS 2,2, 476476 1,1, 874874 2,2, 149149 2,2, 332332 8,8, 831831 THIRTEENTH DISTRICT TOTALS 0 0 236 195 431 Blanks 0 1, 866 2, 149 2, 327 6, 342 Douglas Nason 0 8 0 5 13 COUNTY COMMISSIONER QUESTIONQUESTION ONE ONE- - CigaretteCigarette TaxTax 6161 6262 53 6464 240240 TOTALS 0 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 6, 355 COUNCILLOR Blanks 2 10 2 4 18 BlanksBlanks Blanks 77 67 59 37 240 TOTALS 2 10 2 18 YesYes 1,1, 268268 933 1, 140 1, 233 4, 574 4 QUESTION FOUR Hazardous Material Tax Michael Murphy 213 132 150 140 635 No 11471147 879879 956956 10351035 01744 017 Blanks 172172 604 Jerrald Vengrow - 54 33 43 56 186 TOTALSTOTALS 2,2, 476476 1,1, 874874 2,2, 149149 2, 332 8, 831 155 144 133 172 604 Yes 887 690 819 872 3, 268 TOTALS 344 232 252 233 1, 061 The following is a tabulation of 4341 1040 1971 1288 9594 votes for all four: precincts for the QUESTIONQUESTION TWO TWO- - CorporateCorporate TaxTax InformationInformation No TOTALS 2, 476 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 8, 831 SENATOR IN GENERAL November 3, 1992` Presidential . Elec- BlanksBlanks 210 165165 168168 204204 747747 tion. YesYes 1, 218 909 1, 070 1, 145 4, 342 COURTBlanks 344 232 252 233 1. 061 No 1048 800 911 983 3742 QUESTION FIVE BritoL County Charter Rev. 2, 476 1,1, 874874 2,2, 149149 2, 332 8, 831 Blanks 469 421 413413 532532 1,1, 835835 TOTALS 344 232 252 233 1, 061 PRECINCTS TOTALS YesYes 829829 622 731 787 2, 969 No 1178 831 1005 1013 4027 REPRESENTATIVE IN One Two Three Four Total QUESTION THREE Recyclable Packaging 2, 476 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 8, 831 GENERAL COURT Blanks 74 62 65 77 278278 TOTALS Blanks 3 0 0...,. 6 ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT YesYes 884 675 814 862 3, 235 12701270 Barbara Hyland 150 1083 124 135. 517 AND VICE PRESIDENT. NoNo 51811 518 1137 1270 1393 5518 2,2, 476476 1, 874 2,2, 149149 2,2, 332332 8,8, 831831 Peter DeTrolio 191 121 128 98 538 Blanks: 13 8 14. 13. 48 TOTALS TOTALS 344 232 252 233. 1, 061 Bush & Quayle ., 859 641 673 735 . 2, 908 Clinton .& Gore 847 738 805 966 3, 356 COUNTYCOUNTY COMMISSIONERCOMMISSIONER 2,2, 930930 2, 202 2, 429 2,2, 689689 10, 250 SHERIFF Fulani & Munoz 0 1 2 1 4 BlanksBlanks Blanks 320 222 242 228 1, 012 Hagelin & Tompkins 2 1 0 1 4 ArthurArthur MachadoMachado 1,1, 064064 883883 1,1, 057057 1,1, 102102 4,4, 106106 Manuel Ortega 3 1 0 2 6 LaRouche & Bevel 1 1 0 0. 2 J. Mark Treadup 958 663 812 873 3_,306 TOTALSTOTALS 4, 952 3, 748 4, 298 4, 664 17, 662 David R. Nelson 21 9 10 3 43 Marrou & Lord 2 9 8 4 23 TOTALS 344 232 252 233 1. 061 Perot & Stockdale 748 473 646 609 2, 476 Phillips & Knight 4 2 1. 3 10 TOTALS `< 2, 476 1, 874 2, 149 2, 332 8, 831

r„ 32 33 Water Operation 223, 261 Civil, Defense Zoning Board of Appeals Wastewater Operations 262, 221 Personal Services 1, 200 Personal Services 4, 000 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Electric Department 421, 331 Other Expenses 12, 296 Other Expenses 600 4, 600 Capital Outlay 11. 300 Department Total The first session of the Annual Town Meeting TOWN OF MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL BUDGET Department Total 14, 796 scheduled for 7: 30 P. M. on Monday April 6, 1992 Health Department was called to order. Due to the lack of quorum, a GENERAL GOVERNMENT Building Inspections Personal Services 48,48, 028028 motion was made to adjourn the meeting to Monday Selectmen Personal Services 125, 651 Other Expenses 25, 773 April 13, 1992 at the Mansfield High School- 73, 801. Other Expenses 46, 200 Other Expenses 6. 03 Department Total Auditorium at 7: 30 P. M. The motion carried on a Department Total 46, 200 Department Total 131, 688 show of hands vote. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TOTAL 195,195, 686686 Town Manager PUBLIC SAFETY TOTAL 2, 813, 894 HUMAN RESOURCES The second session of the April 6, 1992 Annual Personal Services 130, 490 Town Meeting was called to order by Moderator Other Expenses 32, 900 PUBLIC WORKS Parks & Recreation Robert H. Saquet at 7: 45 P. M. The meeting was Capital Outlay 2. 500 Personal Services 111, 966 held at the Mansfield High School Auditorium, East 43, 765 Total 165, 890 Highway Other Expenses Street, Mansfield, Massachusetts on Monday April Personal Service 291, 017 Capital Outlay 2.2. 400400 158, 131 13, 1992. A quorum was present and voting. The Town Accountant Other Expenses 269, 594 Department Total total number of voters attending the session was Personal Service 71, 350 Department Total 560, 611 362. There were seventeen guests present in the Other Expenses 29. 475 Right To Know auditorium. Department Total 100, 825 Winter Maintenance Personal Services 3, 000 Personal Services 56, 750 Other Expenses 400 ARTICLE 2 - Vote 3, 400 Assessment Other Expenses 97,_950 Department Total Personal Services 77, 515 Department Total 154, 700 Move that the Town vote to authorize the Town Other Expenses 34. 736 Senior Citizen Services Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Department Total 112, 251 Motor Pool Personal Services 74, 529 Selectmen, to borrow from time to time in an- Personal Services 91, 430 Other Expenses 52.52. 931931 ticipation of the revenue of the Fiscal Year Treasurer /Collector Other Expenses 11, 285 Department Total 127, 460 beginning July 1, 1992 and the Fiscal Year- begin- Personal Services 145, 865 Department Total 102, 715 ning July 1, 1993, in accordance with the provi- Other Expenses 58. 700 Veterans Programs sion of General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 4, and Department Total 204, 565 Refuse Disposal Personal Services 9, 552 to issue a note or notes as may be given for a Personal Services 2, 951 Other Expenses 35,35, 600600 period of less than one year in accordance with Town Clerk Capital Outlay 731. 275 Department Total 45, 152 the General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 17. Personal Services 70, 365 Department Total 734, 226 Other Expenses 34. 564 Library Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Department Total 104, 929 Engineering Personal Services 162, 847 Personal Services 54, 517 Other Expenses 105.105. 450450 ARTICLE 3 - Vote Data Processing.. Other Expenses 5, 935 Department Total 268, 297 Personal Services 3, 000 Capital Outlay 991800 Move that the Town vote that the income from the Other Expenses 44, 500 Department Total 70, 252 HUMAN RESOURCES TOTAL 602, 440 sale of electricity to private consumers or for Department Total 47, 500 electricity supplied to municipal buildings or for Water Operations INSURANCE AND BENEFITS municipal power and street lights, together with Building Operations Personal Services 382, 767 receipts from jobbing accounts, be appropriated Personal Services 105, 983 Expenses 414, 040 Employee Benefits for the Municipal Electric Department, the whole Other Expenses 142 - 633 Capital Outlay 1, 750 Other Expenses 2. 873, 636 or any part to be expended by the Manager of Department Total 248, 616 Internal Services 240, 351 Department Total 2, 873, 636 Municipal Electric Department under the direction Debt Retirement 170, 100 and control of the Board of Selectmen, for ex- Boards & Commissions Interest on Debt 168. 459 Town Insurance penses of the Department for FY1993. Personal Services 4, 296 Department Total 1, 377, 467 Other Expenses 677.677. 847847 Other Expenses 6_,000 Department Total 677, 847 Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Department Total 10, 296 Wastewater Operations Personal Services 448, 029 INSURANCE AND BENEFITS TOTAL 3, 551, 483 The Annual Town Meeting was adjourned at 8: 00 P. M. GENERAL GOVERNMENT' S TOTAL 1, 041, 072 Other Expenses 460, 755 and the Special Town Meeting scheduled for 8 : 00 Capital Outlay 9, 650 DEBT SERVICES P. M. was opened. A motion was made and favorably PUBLIC SAFETY Internal Services 302. 159 voted to adjourn the Special Town Meeting until Department Total 1, 220, 593 Capital Outlay 1, 332, 000 after the conclusion of Article 7 in the Annual. Police Department Interest 1,1, 945,945, 890'890' At 8: 01 P. M. the Annual Town Meeting was reopened. PersonalServices 1, 265, 266 PUBLIC WORKS TOTAL 4; 220, 564 Short Term Interest 50,50, 000000 Other Expenses 109, 344 Reg / Cert Fees 5. 000 ARTICLE 4 - Vote Capital Outlay 3. 000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Department Total 3, 332, 890 Department Total 1, 377, 610 Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate Planning Office RESERVE FUND 100, 000 the sum of $ 15, 858, 029 to defray the expenses of Fire Department Personal Services 69, 943 the Town departments, as further described in a Personal Services. 1, 121, 214 Other Expenses 33.525 TOTAL MUNICIPAL OPERATION 15, 858, 029 document entitled - -Town of Mansfield. Municipal Other Expenses - 78, 192 Department Total 73, 468 Budget 1992 - 93" for the ensuing 12 - month period Capital Outlay 12 -500 beginning July 1, 1992, and to transfer funds from Department Total 1, 211, 906 Conservation Office Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show the following accounts: Personal Services 40, 960 of hands Emergency Medical Service Other Expenses 2, 007 Wetlands Protection Act $ 5, 000 Personal Services 5, 500 Capital Expenses 850 Reconsideration Failed Ambulance Fees 85, 000 Other Expenses 72, 394 Department Total 43, 817 Abatements / Exemptions 50, 577 Department Total 77, 894 Pension Reserves 35; 000 Free Cash 85, 800 State Aid to Libraries 13, 112

m 34 f' 35 ARTICLE 5 - Vote ARTICLE 2 - Vote ARTICLE 7 - Vote revokedrevoked underunder thisthis sectionsection shallshall notnot bebe reissuedreissued oror renewedrenewed untiluntil thethe licensinglicensing authorityauthority receivesreceives Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate Move that the Town vote to transfer the sum of Move that the Town vote to acquire by gift, pur- aa certificatecertificate issuedissued byby thethe taxtax collectorcollector thatthat thethe or transfer from available funds a sum of money as 44, 949. 00 between the following departmental chase or eminent domain the easements for the partyparty isis inin goodgood standingstanding withwith respectrespect toto anyany andand necessary to defray the expenses of the Mansfield budget accounts to defray the expenses of the Cabot Business Park Betterment Project as allall locallocal taxes,taxes, fees,fees, assessments,assessments, bettermentsbetterments oror r = Public School System for the ensuing 12 -month municipal government during the remainder of the described on the plans and written descriptions otherother municipalmunicipal charges,charges, payablepayable toto thethe period beginning duty 1, 1992, as follows: Fiscal' Year 1992 as described below: titled, " Sidewalk Easements. in Mansfield, municipalitymunicipality asas ofof thethe datedate ofof issuanceissuance ofof saidsaid Massachusetts ", dated January 14, 1992, prepared certificate.certificate. 13, 311, 019 Total Operating Budget TO: by David E. Grant, Registered Land Surveyor. Resident Trade School Tuition 23. 178 f C)C) AnyAny partyparty shallshall bebe givengiven anan opportunityopportunity toto TOTAL EDUCATION BUDGET 13, 334, 197 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT CATEGORY AMOUNT Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator enterenter intointo aa paymentpayment agreement,agreement, therebythereby allowingallowing Show of hands thethe licensinglicensing authorityauthority toto issueissue aa certificatecertificate in-in- Voted favorably Majority vote Show of hands Town Clerk Expense 4, 500. 00 dicatingdicating saidsaid limitationslimitations toto thethe licenselicense oror permitpermit Selectmen Expense 16, 865. 00 ARTICLE 8 - Vote andand thethe validityvalidity ofof saidsaid licenselicense shallshall bebe condi-condi- Reconsideration Failed Treasurer Expense 18, 000. 00 tionedtioned uponupon thethe satisfactorysatisfactory compliancecompliance withwith saidsaid Police Expense 5, 584. 00 Move that the Town vote to accept Section 57 of agreement.agreement. FailureFailure toto complycomply withwith saidsaid agreementagreement ARTICLE 6 - Vote 44, 949. 00 Chapter 40 of the Massachusetts General taws and shallshall bebe groundsgrounds forfor thethe suspensionsuspension oror revocationrevocation FROM: to amend Chapter 22 - " Licenses" of the General ofof saidsaid licenselicense oror permit;permit; provided,provided, however,however, thatthat Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate By -Laws of the Town of Mansfield as follows: thethe holderholder bebe givengiven noticenotice andand aa hearinghearing asas the sum of $ 143, 903 to defray the expenses of the DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT CATEGORY AMOUNT requiredrequired byby applicableapplicable provisionsprovisions ofof law.law. Southeastern Regional School District for the en- To delete Chapter 22 - " Licenses" in its entirety suing 12 -month period beginning July 1, 1992. Employee Benefits Expense 40, 449. 00 and replace with the following: D)D) TheThe BoardBoard ofof SelectmenSelectmen maymay waivewaive suchsuch denial,denial, Town Clerk Salary 4- 500. 00 suspensionsuspension oror revocationrevocation ifif itit findsfinds therethere isis nono Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands 44, 949. 00 Chapter 22 - Licenses and Permits directdirect oror indirectindirect businessbusiness interestinterest byby thethe propertyproperty owner,owner, itsits officersofficers oror stockholders,stockholders, ifif ARTICLE 7 - Vote ARTICLE 3 - Vote Section 1 any,any, oror membersmembers ofof hishis immediateimmediate family,family, asas defineddefined inin sectionsection oneone ofof chapterchapter twotwo hundredhundred andand Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate Move that the Town vote to transfer the sum of The Board of Selectmen, when issuing or renewing sixty sixty- - eighteight inin thethe businessbusiness oror activityactivity conductedconducted 202, 000 and transfer from available funds 8, 000 from the FY1992 Wastewater Department anyany licenselicense forfor aa periodperiod ofof fivefive yearsyears oror greater,greater, inin oror onon saidsaid property.property. 214, 000 for various Capital Improvements projects budget Depreciation Account for the engineering may include provisions for the imposition of fines as follows: and construction of a dechlorination system at the of up to $ 300. 00, if they should determine non- ThisThis sectionsection shallshall notnot applyapply toto thethe followingfollowing Water Pollution Control Facility. compliance with any of the terms of the license. licenseslicenses andand permits:permits: openopen burning;burning; sectionsection thir-thir- Water Department - Corrosion 104, 000 teenteen ofof chapterchapter forty-forty- eight;eight; bicyclebicycle permits;permits; sec-sec- Control Conversion from Lime Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Section II tiontion eleveneleven AA ofof chapterchapter eightyeighty - - five;five; salessales ofof ar-ar- to Potassium Hydroxide ticlesticles forfor charitablecharitable purposes,purposes, sectionsection thirty thirty- - Wastewater Treatment Plant - 110, 000 ARTICLE 4 - Vote A) The tax collector or other municipal official threethree ofof chapterchapter oneone hundredhundred andand one;one; childrenchildren Declorination K responsible for records of all municipal taxes, workwork permits,permits, sectionsection sixty sixty- - ninenine ofof chapterchapter oneone Airport Runway Reconstruction 15, 000 Move that the Town vote to transfer $ 26, 000 from assessments, betterments and other municipal hundredhundred andand forty-forty- nine;nine; clubs,clubs, associationsassociations dis-dis- Fire Department Vehicle 19, 000 the FY1992 Water Department budget Equipment Re- f charges, hereinafter referred to as the tax col - pensingpensing foodfood oror beveragebeverage licenses,licenses, sectionsection Police Department Vehicle 38, 000 placement for the engineering and construction of a lector, shall annually furnish to each department, twenty twenty- - oneone EE ofof chapterchapter oneone hundredhundred andand forty;forty; dogdog A. D. A. Transitional Plans 40, 000 a potassium hydroxide injection system at the Cate board, commission or division, hereinafter Paving /Drainage Improvement 90. 000 j Licenses,Licenses, sectionsection oneone hundredhundred andand thirty thirty- -sevenseven ofof Springs Well. u: referred to as the licensing authority, that chapterchapter oneone hundredhundred andand forty;forty; fishing,fishing, . . hunting,hunting, Total 416, 000 issues licenses or permits including renewals and trappingtrapping license,license, sectionsection twelvetwelve ofof chapterchapter oneone Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands transfers, a list of any person, corporation, or hundredhundred andand thirty thirty- - one;one; marriagemarriage licenses,licenses, sectionsection Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands business enterprise, hereinafter referred to as twenty twenty- - eighteight ofof chapterchapter twotwo hundredhundred andand sevenseven andand ARTICLE 5 - Vote the party, that has neglected or refused to pay theatricaltheatrical events,events, publicpublic exhibitionexhibition permits,permits, sec-sec- At 10: 00 P. M. a motion was made and favorably any local taxes, fees, assessments, betterments or tiontion oneone hundredhundred andand eighty eighty- - oneone ofof chapterchapter oneone voted on a show of hands vote to adjourn the An- Move that the Town vote to transfer $ 20, 200 from other municipal charges for not Less than a twelve hundredhundred andand forty.forty. nual Town Meeting to the end of the Special Town the Wastewater Depreciation Trust for the en- month period, and that such party has not filed in Meeting originally scheduled for 8: 00 P. M. The gineering and construction of a dechlorination n'7 Fl good faith a pending application for an abatement VotedVoted favorably favorably- - MajorityMajority VoteVote - - ShowShow ofof handshands Special Town Meeting was then reopened. system at the Water Pollution Control Facility. J, of such tax or a pending petition before the ap- pellate tax board. ARTICLEARTICLE 99 ARTICLE 1 - Vote Voted favorably - Majority vote- Show of hands B)B) TheThe licensinglicensing authorityauthority maymay deny,deny, revokerevoke oror ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto authorizeauthorize thethe Move that the Town vote to transfer from the sta- ARTICLE 6 - Vote suspendsuspend anyany licenselicense oror permit,permit, includingincluding renewalsrenewals deferraldeferral andand amortizationamortization ofof anan amountamount inin FY1993FY1993 bilization fund the sum of $ 810. 14 for the payment andand transferstransfers ofof anyany partyparty whosewhose namename appearsappears onon ofof upup toto oneone twelfth twelfth( ( 1/1/ 12)12) ofof thethe FY1992FY1992 TeachersTeachers of certain prior year' s unpaid bills in the fol- Move that the Town vote to acquire by gift, pur- SalariesSalaries inin accordanceaccordance withwith ChapterChapter 336336 ofof thethe lowing amounts: saidsaid listlist furnishedfurnished toto thethe licensinglicensing authorityauthority chase or eminent domain the easements for the East fromfrom thethe taxtax collector;collector; provided,provided, however,however, thatthat ActsActs ofof 1991,1991, oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation Mansfield Sewer Project as described on the plans thereto.thereto. VENDOR writtenwritten noticenotice isis givengiven toto thethe partyparty andand thethe taxtax DEPARTMENT AMOUNT and written descriptions titled, " Plan of Easement collector,collector, asas requiredrequired byby applicableapplicable provisionsprovisions ofof in Mansfield, Massachusetts, East Mansfield Inter- law,law, andand thethe partyparty isis givengiven aa hearing,hearing, toto bebe heldheld Sponsor:Sponsor: SchoolSchool Committee.Committee. Fleet Bank N. A. TreasurerTreasurer 368. 59 ceptor Pump Station," dated September 1991 and notnot earlierearlier thanthan fourteenfourteen daysdays afterafter saidsaid notice.notice. OLdOLd ColonyColony MotorsMotors Police 35. 00 Plan of Easement in Mansfield, Massachusetts, SaidSaid listlist shallshall bebe primaprima faciefacie evidenceevidence forfor ARTICLEARTICLE 9 9- - VoteVote OLd Colony Motors PolicePolice 30. 00 East Mansfield Interceptor ", dated September 1991, denial,denial, revocationrevocation oror suspensionsuspension ofof saidsaid licenselicense The Reardon Companies Health 22. 58 prepared by Beta Engineering, Boston, Mas- oror permitpermit toto anyany party.party. TheThe taxtax collectorcollector shallshall NoNo actionaction takentaken - - TheThe articlearticle waswas withdrawn.withdrawn. Clover News Sewer 152. 87 sachusetts and " Plan of Easement in Mansfield, havehave thethe rightright toto interveneintervene inin anyany hearinghearing con-con- AIMS Educ Foundation School 201. 10 Massachusetts, Erick Road, dated March 1992, ductedducted withwith respectrespect toto suchsuch licenselicense denial,denial, AtAt 10:10: 2525 P.P. M.M. thethe SpecialSpecial TownTown MeetingMeeting waswas ad-ad- prepared by RIM Engineering. revocationrevocation oror suspension.suspension. AnyAny findingsfindings mademade byby journed and the Annual Town Meeting reopened. Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator - thethe licensinglicensing authorityauthority withwith respectrespect toto suchsuch Show of hands Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator LicenseLicense denial,denial, revocationrevocation oror suspensionsuspension shallshall bebe Show of hands mademade onlyonly forfor thethe purposespurposes ofof suchsuch proceedingproceeding andand shallshall notnot bebe relevantrelevant toto oror introducedintroduced inin anyany otherother proceedingproceeding atat law,law, exceptexcept forfor anyany appealappeal fromfrom suchsuch licenselicense denial,denial, revocationrevocation oror suspen-suspen- sion.sion. AnyAny licenselicense oror permitpermit denied,denied, suspendedsuspended oror

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ARTICLE 8 - Vote ARTICLE 13 APRIL 27, 1992 - provisionsprovisions ofof M.M. G.G. L.L. ChapterChapter 70A,70A, SectionSection 5,5, asas insertedinserted byby ChapterChapter 188188 ofof thethe ActsActs ofof 19851985 asas Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- The third session of the 1992 Annual Town Meeting amended*,amended*, saidsaid grantgrant shallshall bebe expendedexpended byby thethe dis:'dis:' the sum of $ 18, 000 for the Revaluation Reserve Ap- propriate, or transfer from available funds, the scheduled for April 27, 1992 at 7: 30 P. M. was ad- tricttrict schoolschool committeecommittee forfor directdirect serviceservice expendi-expendi- propriation Account. sum of $ 300, 000 for the purpose of providing journed to Monday May 4, 1992 at 7: 30 P. M. in the turestures withwith fundsfunds providedprovided solelysolely byby thethe Common-Common- school bus transportation to Mansfield Public I' Nigh School Auditorium due to the lack of a wealth.wealth. School students in a manner that exceeds state Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands quorum. After postponements from 7: 30 P. M. to Amended Amended- - MajorityMajority VoteVote - - ShowShow ofof handshands transportation requirements of transporting stu- 8 : 00 P. M, and 8: 00 P. M. to 8: 30 P. M. there were ARTICLE 9 dents in grades K - 6 residing two or more miles o only 148 people present for the meeting. There VotedVoted favorablyfavorably asas amendedamended - - MajorityMajority VoteVote - - ShowShow from their assigned sch000l, or take any action in Hf were also eight guests present. ofof handshands To see if the Town will vote to transfer the sum relation thereto. of $ 35, 000 from the Pension Reserve Account to u1 TheThe SpecialSpecial TownTown MeetingMeeting scheduledscheduled forfor AprilApril 27,27, ARTICLEARTICLE 2222 offset future pension costs, or take any action in SPONSOR: Mansfield School Committee 19921992 atat 8:8: 0000 P.P. M.M. waswas postponedpostponed toto thethe endend ofof thethe relation thereto. AnnualAnnual TownTown Meeting.Meeting. ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto authorizeauthorize thethe ARTICLE 13 - Vote c, Treasurer Treasurer/ / CollectorCollector toto enterenter intointo agreementsagreements withwith SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen MAY 4, 1992 bankingbanking institutionsinstitutions forfor thethe depositdeposit ofof publicpublic No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. fundsfunds inin returnreturn forfor bankingbanking servicesservices inin accordanceaccordance ARTICLE 9 - Vote r f, TheThe fourthfourth sessionsession ofof thethe 19921992 AnnualAnnual TownTown MeetingMeeting withwith ChapterChapter 44,44, SectionSection 53F,53F, oror taletale anyany actionaction ARTICLE 14 - Vote inin relationrelation thereto.thereto. k waswas calledcalled toto orderorder atat 8:8: 3030 P.P. M.M. onon MayMay 4,4, 19921992 byby No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. 3„3„ ModeratorModerator RobertRobert Saquet.Saquet. TheThe totaltotal numbernumber ofof Move the Town vote to raise and appropriate the votersvoters attendingattending thethe sessionsession waswas 215.215. ThereThere werewere ARTICLEARTICLE 22 22- - VoteVote ARTICLE 10 sum of $ 1, 382. 74 to fund the Town' s share of HMO AA seven guests present in the. auditorium. health insurance premium payments for Fiscal Year NoNo actionaction taken.taken. TheThe ArticleArticle waswas withdrawn.withdrawn. To see if the town will vote to appropriate the 1991 for the Mansfield School Administrator' s As- ARTICLE 18 - Vote - sum of $ 34, 000 for the engineering and construc- sociation in accordance with Arbitrator ARTICLEARTICLE 2323 tion of a potassium hydroxide injection system at Bloodsworth' s June 25, 1991 ruling. Move that the Town vote to authorize the Board of the Cate Spring well site and to transfer the sum Selectmen to sell the Paine School property con- ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown wiwi LlLl votevote toto authorizeauthorize thethe of $ 34, 000 from the Water Capital Account for this Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator slating of land and building shown as lot 177 on BoardBoard ofof SelectmenSelectmen toto acceptaccept andand enterenter intointo con-con- Show of hands f purpose, or take any action in relation thereto. Assessor' s map 20 containing approximately 22, 000 tracttract forfor thethe expenditureexpenditure ofof anyany fundsfunds allottedallotted byby sq. ft. at no less than fair market value and to thethe CommonwealthCommonwealth ofof MassachusettsMassachusetts forfor thethe con-con- SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen ARTICLE 15 - Vote r' utilize the net proceeds of sale in an amount not struction,struction, reconstructionreconstruction andand improvementsimprovements ofof to exceed $ 225, 000 for improvements to Town publicpublic roadsroads underunder thethe provisionsprovisions ofof SectionSection 34,34, ARTICLE 10 - Vote Move that the Town vote to raise and appropriate facilities at the Park Row School building, and to ChapterChapter 9090 ofof thethe GeneralGeneral Laws,Laws, Ter.Ter. Ed.Ed. andand ActsActs from available funds the sum of $ 7, 500- for a put the remainder into the Capital Improvements inin amendmentamendment thereofthereof and and/ / oror inin additionaddition thereto,thereto, No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. Household Hazardous Waste Collection. Account *. oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation thereto.thereto.

ARTICLE 11 Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Amended - Majority Vote - Show of hands ARTICLEARTICLE 23 23- - VoteVote

To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the ARTICLE 16 Voted favorably as amended - 142 in favor - 16 op- NoNo actionaction taken.taken. TheThe ArticleArticle waswas withdrawn.withdrawn. sum of $ 20, 200 for the engineering and construc- posed - standing vote count. tion of a dechlorination system at the Water Pol- To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum ARTICLEARTICLE 24 24- - VoteVote lution Control Facility and transfer $ 20, 200 from of money not to exceed $ 15, 000 to meet the ARTICLE 19 - Vote Wastewater Depreciation Trust for this purpose, or requirements for the Town' s portion of a $ 700, 000 MoveMove thatthat thethe TownTown votevote toto acceptaccept MassachusettsMassachusetts take any action in relation thereto. federal / state grant for the purpose of Move the Town vote to authorize the Mansfield GeneralGeneral LawsLaws SectionSection 44 ofof ChapterChapter 7373 ofof thethe ActsActs reconstructing Runway 14 - 32 in its current School Committee to establish a Transportation ofof 19861986 asas amendedamended byby ChapterChapter 126126 ofof thethe ActsActs ofof SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen footprint at Mansfield Municipal Airport, or take Revolving Account under the provisions of Chapter 19881988 whichwhich allowsallows anan additionaladditional realreal estateestate taxtax any action in relation thereto. 275 of the Acts of 1990, from school bus fare exemptionexemption ofof fiftyfifty ( ( 50 50%) %) percentpercent onon ClausesClauses 17,17, ARTICLE 11 - Vote receipts, for the purpose of defraying the cost of 17C,17C, 17D,17D, 22,22, 22A,22A, 22B,22B, 22C,22C, 22D,22D, 22E,22E, 37,37, 37A,37A, SPONSOR: Airport Commission school transportation in an amount not to exceed 41,41, 41B,41B, 41C41C ofof SectionSection 55 ofof ChapterChapter 5959 ofof thethe No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. 50, 000. GeneralGeneral Laws.Laws. ARTICLE 16 - Vote ARTICLE 12 VotedVoted favorablyfavorably - -- MajorityMajority vote vote- -- ShowShow ofof handshands VotedVoted favorably favorably- - MajorityMajority votevote - - ShowShow ofof handshands No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the ARTICLE 20 - Vote ARTICLEARTICLE 25 25- - VoteVote Treasurer to borrow the sum of $ 316, 000 which will ARTICLE 17 be used for the construction of aTown Recrea- FMoveFMove thethe TownTown votevote toto authorizeauthorize thethe MansfieldMansfield MoveMove thatthat thethe TownTown votevote toto acceptaccept thethe provisionsprovisions tional Facility located off of Plymouth Street. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the School Committee to establish a School Activities ofof chapterchapter 59,59, SectionSection 2A,2A, SubsectionSubsection A,A, asas The Town has applied for a grant from the Federal transfer of the sum of $ 5, 000 from the Wetland RevolvingRevolving AccountAccount underunder thethe provisionsprovisions ofof ChapterChapter amendedamended whichwhich willwill addadd allall improvementsimprovements mademade toto Land and Water Conservation Fund and said grant Protection Reserve Account to the General Fund to 275 of the Acts of 1990, from student fees derived landland betweenbetween JanuaryJanuary 2nd2nd andand JuneJune 30th30th toto thethe would reimburse the Town up to $ 100, 000 for the offset expenditures for activities relating to the from extracurricular activities and music lessons, JanuaryJanuary 1st1st assessmentassessment forfor realreal estateestate taxes.taxes. project. The Treasurer would be authorized to administration and enforcement of the Wetlands forfor thethe purposepurpose ofof defrayingdefraying thethe costcost ofof variousvarious sell notes and bonds under the authority of Chap- Protection Act, or take any action in relation school activities and music lessons in an amount VotedVoted favorablyfavorably - - MajorityMajority votevote - - ShowShow ofof handshands ter 44 Section 7 ( 25). thereto. not to exceed $ 100, 000. These monies would only be f << appropriated if the Town is successful in receiv- ARTICLEARTICLE 2626 ing this grant and the debt is excluded from the SPONSOR: Conservation. Commission, VotedVoted favorablyfavorably - - MajorityMajority votevote - - ShowShow ofof handshands provisions of Proposition 2 1/ 2, or take any ac- To,To, seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto acceptaccept thethe provi-provi- tion in relation thereto. ARTICLE 17 - Vote ARTICLEARTICLE 2121 - - VoteVote sionssions ofof ChapterChapter 59,59, sectionsection 57C57C whichwhich willwill provideprovide forfor thethe quarterlyquarterly paymentpayment ofof realreal estateestate SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. MoveMove thethe TownTown votevote toto acceptaccept anan EqualEqual EducationalEducational taxes,taxes, oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation thereto.thereto. OpportunityOpportunity GrantGrant forfor thethe SoutheasternSoutheastern RegionalRegional ARTICLE 12 - Vote At 10: 50 P. M. amotion was favorably voted on a SchoolSchool DistrictDistrict forfor FiscalFiscal YearYear 1993,1993, underunder thethe SPONSOR:SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen show of hands vote to adjourn the Town Meeting to No action taken. The Article was withdrawn Monday, April 27, 1992 at 7: 30 P. M.

38 38; ; iUiU 3939 T ARTICLE 26 - Vote ARTICLE 31 - Vote distance of 111. 44 feet to a concrete bound set at a curve to the right having a. radius of 60. 00 the point of curvature to the rounding: on North feet, an arc distance of 298. 10 feet to a concrete Motion on Article 26 failed on a majority vote - Move that the Town vote to delete the fourth sen- White Pine Lane at Lot 31, thence;. Southerly: and bound set at the point of reverse curvature, show of hands tence from Chapter One - Town Meeting Section I easterly on a curve to the left having a' radius of thence; Northerly on a curve to the left having a ' r and replace it with the following: 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 54. 20 feet to a radius of 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 27. 40 . Reconsideration failed. A quorum at a Town Meeting shall consist concrete bound set at the point of compound curva- feet to a concrete bound set at the point of tan- of 200 registered voters to open a Town Meeting, ture, thence; Easterly and northerly on a curve to gency, thence; N 06 -59 -22 W a distance of 544. 66 ARTICLE 27 100 registered voters to open any adjourned ses- the left having a radius of 126. 51 feet, an arc feet to a point on the westerly sideline at the sion thereof *, and 50 registered voters thereafter distance of 123. 51 feet to a concrete bound set at intersection of South White Pine Lane and North To see if the Town will vote to accept the provi- to continue the business of the Town Meeting,; ex- the point of tangency, thence; N 13 -33 -51 E a dis- white Pine Lane, said point is on the range of the sions of existing legislation or to file new cept such parts as are devoted exclusively to the tance of 205. 00 feet to a concrete bound set at centerline of Claire Avenue, thence; N 83 -00 -38 E Legislation to allow the retirement system to be- election of Town Officers but a lesser number may the point of curvature, thence; Northerly on a. a distance of 50. 00 feet to the centerline of come a fully funded system and to lift the 830, 000 organize and adjourn to some future time." curve to the left having a radius of 239. 77 feet, . Claire Avenue at the easterly sideline intersec- salary cap, or take any action in relation an arc distance of 89. 50 feet to a concrete bound tion of North and South White Pine, thence; S 06- thereto. Amended - Majority vote - show of hands . set at the point of tangency, thence; N 07 -49 -26 W 59 -22 E a distance of 54. 66 feet to the first men- a distance of 341. 44 feet to a concrete bound set tioned concrete bound at the point and place of SPONSOR: Board of Selectmen Voted favorably as amended - Majority vote - show at the point of curvature, thence; Northerly on a beginning. Containing 39, 272 square feet more or of hands curve to the right having a radius of 180. 07 feet, less. ARTICLE 27- Vote an arc distance of 112. 33 feet to a concrete bound Reconsideration failed set at the point of tangency, thence; N 27 -55. 10 E DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 17 No action Taken. The Article was withdrawn. a distance of 166. 95 feet to a concrete bound set ARTICLE 32 at the point of curvature to the rounding, thence; Description of drainage easement on Lot 17, South ARTICLE 28 - Vote Northerly on a curve to the left having a radius White Pine Lane, Bolcom Ridge Estates,: in the Town To see if the Town will vote to accept Claire of 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 47. 12 feet to of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol County, as Move that the Town vote to accept the provisions Avenue within the Balcom Ridge I subdivision and the first mentioned concrete bound at the point shown on modification to leaching basin 4. by Com- Inc., dated of Chapter 40, Section 22F which allows the Town related drainage, water and utility .easements as and place of beginning. containing 57, 301 square monwealth Engineers and Consultants, to set the amount of various fees it grants ( i. e., shown on the " As -Built Plan and Profile. of Claire feet more or less; or take any action in relation July 6, 1987. licenses, permits, certificates, etc.) independ- Avenue" prepared by Deltech Associates, Inc.,'. thereto. - ently from the Commonwealth. dated March 28, 1986, revised May 23, . June. 2, June Beginning at a concrete bound set at the northeast 11 and June 20 of 1986,:: as a public way and to SPONSOR: Planning Board corner of Lot 17, on the westerly sideline of Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by South White Pine Lane, thence; S 06 - 59 - 22 E a gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in ARTICLE 32 - Vote distance of 20. 00 feet to a corner of said ease- ARTICLE 29 Land as may be necessary or appropriate to create ment, thence; S 83- 00 - 38 W a distance of 40. 00 such public way. Said roadway and related ease -' Article 32 was voted favorably as proposed. feet to a corner of said easement, thence; N 06- To see if the Town will vote to dedicate a portion ments are more specifically described as follows:` 59- 22 W a distance of 10. 00 feet to a corner of of Town - owned land located West of Plymouth Street Claire Avenue, an existing way in the Town of Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator said easement, thence; S 83 -00 -38 W a distance of for recreation and conservation purposes. The Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Show of hands 120. 00 feet to a corner of said easement, thence; area of land to be dedicated is as shown on a as follows: S 06 -59 - 22 E a distance of 110. 00 feet to a corner plan, dated June 28, 1991 and revised on September ARTICLE 33 of said easement, thence; S83 -00 -38 W a distance 25, 191, which was submitted as part of a grant 8a91114FA94iL07 of 90. 00 feet to a concrete bound set at the application to Federal Land and Water Conservation To see if the Town will vote to accept South White southwest corner of Lot 17, thence; N 06 -59. 22 W a Fund, or take any action in relation thereto. Beginning at a concrete bound set on the southerly Pine Lane within the Balcom Ridge l subdivision distance 120. 00 feet to a concrete bound set at sideline of Bolcom Street, said point being the and related drainage, water and utility easements the northwest corner of Lot 17, thence; N 83. 00 -38 SPONSOR: Soard of Selectmen easterly corner of land now or formerly Robert A. as shown on the " As - Built Plan and Profile of E a distance of 250. 00 feet to the first mentioned and Jacqueline J. Hoffman and the northerly corner South White Pine Lane" prepared by Deltech As- concrete bound at the northeast corner. of Lot. 17 . ARTICLE 29 - Vote of Lot 29, thence; S' 61- 55- 41 Ea distance of sociates, Inc.., dated March 28, 1986 revised May at the point and place of beginning. Containing 105. 90 feet along the southerly sideline of Balcom 23, June 2, June 11 and June 20, 1986, asa public 12, 800 square feet more or less. No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. Street to a concrete bound set at the point .'of way and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to ac- curvature to the rounding of Claire Avenue, quire by gift, purchase or eminent domain an in- DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 18 ARTICLE 30 thence; Westerly on a curve to the Left having a terest in land as may be necessary or appropriate . radius of 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 43. 01 to create such public way. Said roadway and re- Description of Drainage Easement on Lot 18, South To see if the Town will vote to approve the sale feet to a concrete bound set at the point oftan- lated easements are more specifically described as White Pine Lane at Balcom Ridge Estates: in the of Town owned land shown on Assessors Map 3 as gency, thence; S 27 -55 - 10 W a distance of 166. 95 follows: Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol County parcels 98, 406, 407, 408 for no less than their feet to a concrete bound set at the point ofcur- as shown on modification to Leaching basin 4 by appraised value and pending review of the sale by vature, thence; Southerly on a curve to the left South White Pine Lane, an existing way in the Town Commonwealth Engineers and Consultants, Inc Town Counsel subject to the provisions of the having a radius of 130. 07 feet,.. an arc distance of of Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and dated July 6, 1987. Beginning at a concrete bound document entitled -' Declaration of Restrictive 81. 14 feet to a concrete bound set at the point of described as follows: set on the westerly side of South White. Pine Lane Covenants, Balcom Ridge Estates ", or take any ac- tangency, thence; S07 -49 - 26 E distance of at the southeast corner of Lot 18, thence; S 83- tion in relation thereto. 341. 44 feet to a drillhote set in 'a boulder,. 2 SOUTH WHITE PINE LANE 00- 38 W a distance of 250. 00 feet to a concrete inches below grade at the point of curvature, bound set at the southwest corner of Lot 18, SPONSOR: Board of Assessors thence; Southerly on a curve to the right having a Description of South White Pine Lane at Batcom. thence; N 06 -59 -22 W a distance of 90. 00 feet to a radius of 289. 77 feet,:: an arc distance of 108. 17 Ridge Estates in the Town of Mansfield, Mas- corner of said easement, thence; N 83 -00 -38 E a ARTICLE 30 - Vote feet to a concrete bound set at the point oftan- sachusetts, Bristol County as shown on definitive . distance of 90. 00 feet to a corner of said ease- gency, thence; S 13 - 33 - 51 W a distance of 205. 00 Lot layout " Balcom Ridge Estates ". ment, thence; S 06 -59 -22 E a distance of 80. 00 The motion on Article 30 was for indefinite feet to a concrete bound set at the point of cur- feet to a corner of said easement, thence; N 83- postponment - motion passed on a majority vote - vature, thence; Southerly and westerly on acurve Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of 00- 38 E a distance of 160. 00 feet to a corner of show of hands to the right having a radius of 176. 51 feet,:..an tangency to the rounding at Lot 7 on the easterly said easement at South White Pine Lane, thence; S are distance of 194. 63 feet to a concrete bound sideline of South White Pine Lane, thence; S 06- 06. 59 - 22 E a distance of 10. 00 feet to the first Reconsideration failed. set at the point of reverse curvature,... thence 59. 22 E a distance of 490. 00 feet to aconcrete mentioned concrete bound at the point and place of Southerly on a curve to the left having a radius bound set at the point of curvature to the round- beginning. Containing 9, 700 square feet more or of 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 43. 84 feet to a ing at the cul -de -sac, thence; Southerly and eas- Less. concrete bound set at the point of tangency at terly on a curve to the left having a, radius of South White Pine Lane, thence; ' N 06- 59 - 22 W a 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 27. 40 feet to a. concrete bound set at the point of reverse curva- ture, thence; southerly, westerly and northerly on

40 41 DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 13 an arc distance of 8. 97 feet to the corner of said said easement, thence; N 24 -42 - 59 E a distance of feetfeet toto thethe firstfirst mentionedmentioned concreteconcrete boundbound atat thethe easement at the true point of beginning, thence; r„ 1 217. 33 feet to the concrete bound at the point and pointpoint andand placeplace ofof beginning.beginning. ContainingContaining 59,59, 355355 In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol Southerly on a curve to the left having ' a radius' place of beginning. containing 1, 573 square feet squaresquare feetfeet moremore oror Less.Less. County as shown on As - Built Plan of Land, Sheet 2 of 30. 00 feet, an arc distance of 14. 62 feet to W11 more or less; or take any action in relation of 3 by Dunn - McKenzie Survey Co., dated October 4, the northwesterly corner of Lot 11, thence; S' 67 thereto. DRAINAGEDRAINAGE EASEMENT EASEMENT- - LOTLOT 2323 1991. 23 -59 E a distance of 43. 41 feet along the Lot 10 and Lot 11 property line, thence; S 80 - 55 - 41 E a SPONSOR: Planning Board DescriptionDescription ofof DrainageDrainage EasementEasement onon LotLot 23,23, NorthNorth Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of distance of 134. 36 feet to a corner of said ease- WhiteWhite PinePine Lane,Lane, BalcomBalcom RidgeRidge Estates,Estates, inin thethe TownTown reverse curvature on the westerly sideline of ment, thence; N 01 - 56 - 50 W a distance of 20. 38 ARTICLE 33 - Vote ofof Mansfield,Mansfield, Massachusetts,Massachusetts, BristolBristol County,County, asas South White Pine Lane cul -de -sac at Lot 13, feet to a corner of said easement, thence; 1 80- shownshown onon definitivedefinitive lotlot Layout,Layout, sheetsheet 22 ofof 16,16, byby thence; Southerly on a curve to the left having a 55 - 41 W a distance of 183. 28 feet to the first Article 33 was voted favorably as proposed. DeLtechDeLtech Associates,Associates, Inc.,Inc., dateddated MarchMarch 28,28, 1986,1986, radius of 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 44. 88 mentioned corner at the true point and place of revisedrevised MayMay 23,23, JuneJune 2,2, JuneJune 11,11, andand JuneJune 20,20, feet to the true point of beginning at said ease- beginning. Containing 3, 339 square feet more or Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator 1986.1986. ment, thence continuing; Southerly on the curve to less. Show of hands the left having a radius of 60. 00 feet, an arc BeginningBeginning atat aa concreteconcrete boundbound setset onon thethe southerlysoutherly distance of 14. 08 feet to a corner of said ease- DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 11 ARTICLE 34 sidelinesideline ofof NorthNorth WhiteWhite PinePine LaneLane atat thethe LotLot 23,23, ment at Lot 12, thence; S 41- 05- 38 W a distance of LotLot 2424 propertyproperty corner,corner, thence;thence; NN 8888 - - 23-23- 4242 EE aa 289. 13 feet to a concrete bound set at said In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol To see if the Town will vote to accept North White distancedistance ofof 10.10. 0000 feetfeet alongalong thethe southerlysoutherly property corner, thence; N 06 -59 - 22 W a distance County as shown on AS- Built Plan of Land, Sheet 2 Pine Lane within the Balcom Ridge I subdivision sidelinesideline ofof NorthNorth WhiteWhite PinePine LaneLane toto aa cornercorner ofof of 154. 00 feet to a corner of said easement, saidsaid drainagedrainage easement,easement, thence;thence; SS 01-01- 2020 - - 4848 EE aa of 3 by Dunn - McKenzie survey Co., dated October 4, K and related drainage, water and utiLity easements thence; N 83 - 00 - 38 E a distance of 95. 00 feet to a 1991. - as shown on the " As - Built Plan and Profile of distancedistance ofof 97.97. 3333 feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid ease-ease- corner of said easement, thence; S 06 - 59 - 22 E a North White Pine Lane" prepared by Deltech' As- ment,ment, thence;thence; NN 88 88- - 45 45- - 0101 EE aa distancedistance ofof 27.27. 5050 distance of 55. 27 feet to a corner of said ease- Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of sociates, Inc., dated March 28, 1986, revised May feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid easement,easement, thence;thence; SS 01-01- ment, thence; N 41 - 05- 38 E a distance of 120. 35 reverse curvature to the cut- de - sac on the eas- 23, June 2, June 11, and June 20, 1986, and 20-20- 4848 EE aa distancedistance ofof 85.85. 0000 feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof feet to a corner of said easement, thence; N 48- terly sideline of South White Pine Lane, thence; Balcom Ridge Estates I1111 definitive modifica- saidsaid easementeasement atat landland ofof TownTown ofof Mansfield,Mansfield, 54- 22 W a distance of 15. 00 feet to a corner of Southerly on a curve to the right having a radius tion, sheet 1 of 7 by Hutch ine- TroubridgeAs- thence;thence; SS 8888 - - 3939 - - 1212 WW aa distancedistance ofof 37.37. 5050 feetfeet toto said easement, thence; N 41 - 05 -38 E a distance of of 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 17. 20 feet to ' a sociates, Inc., dated April 1, 1989, as a' public aa cornercorner atat thethe LotLot 23,23, LotLot 2424 propertyproperty line,line, 37. 00 feet to a corner of said easement, thence; S corner of said easement, thence; S 80- 55 - 41' E a way and to authorize the Board of Selectmen toac- thence;thence; NN 01 01- - 20 20- - 4848 WW aa distancedistance ofof 182.182. 3333 feetfeet toto 48 -54 -22 E a distance of 15. 00 feet to acorner of distance of 23. 88 feet to a corner of said ease- quire by gift, purchase or eminent domain an in- thethe concreteconcrete boundbound atat thethe pointpoint andand placeplace ofof said easement, thence; N 41 - 05 - 38 E a distance of ment, thence; N 67 -23 - 59 W- a- distance of 43. 41 A? terest in land as may be necessary or appropriate beginning.beginning. containingcontaining 4,4, 162162 squaresquare feetfeet moremore oror 5. 00 feet to the first mentioned corner at the feet along the Lot 10 and Lot 11 property tine to to create such public way. Said roadway and re- less.less. true point and place of beginning. Containing a corner at the street, thence;- Southerly on a fated easements are more specifically described as 12, 749 square feet more or less. curve to the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet, follows - DRAINAGEDRAINAGE EASEMENT.-EASEMENT.- LOTLOT 2424 an arc distance of 3. 82 feet to the first men- DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 12 tioned concrete bound at the point and place of North White Pine Lane, an existing way in the Town DescriptionDescription ofof DrainageDrainage EasementEasement onon LotLot 24,24, NorthNorth beginning. Containing 112' square feet more or of Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and WhiteWhite PinePine Lane,Lane, BalcomBalcom RidgeRidge Estates,Estates, inin thethe TownTown In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol Less. ti described as follows: ofof Mansfield,Mansfield, Massachusetts,Massachusetts, Bristol'Bristol' County,County, asas County as shown on As -Built Plan of Land, Sheet- 2 shownshown onon definitivedefinitive lotlot Layout,Layout, sheetsheet 22 ofof 16,16, byby of 3 by Dunn - McKenzie Survey Co., dated October 4, UTILITY EASEMENT - LOT 12 r NORTH WHITE PINE LANE DeltechDeltech Associates,Associates, Inc.,Inc., dateddated MarchMarch 28,28, 1986,1986, 1991. revisedrevised MayMay 23,23, JuneJune 2,2, JuneJune 11,11, andand JuneJune 20,20, 1986.1986. In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol i Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of County as shown on As - Built Plan of Land, Sheet 2 tangency to the rounding at Claire Avenue and r' reverse curvature on the westerly sideline of of 3 by Dunn - McKenzie Survey Co., dated October 4 North White Pine Lane Lot 31, thence; S 06 -59 -22 E BeginningBeginning atat aa concreteconcrete boundbound setset onon thethe southerlysoutherly South White Pine Lane cul -de -sac at Lot 13, 1991. r a distance of 56. 78 feet to the centerlines of sidelinesideline ofof NorthNorth WhiteWhite PinePine LaneLane atat thethe LotLot 23,23, thence; Southerly on a curve to the left having Claire Avenue on the easterly sideline of North LotLot 2424 propertyproperty corner,corner, thence;thence; SS 01-01- 20-20- 4848 EE aa radius of 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 58. 96 Beginning at a concrete bound set at the Lot 11 white Pine Lane thence- S 83 - 00 - 38 W a distance distancedistance ofof 182.182. 3333 feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid ease-ease- feet to the true point of beginning, thence con - and Lot 12 property corner at the South White Pine of 50. 00 feet to a point on the westerly sideline mentment atat landland ofof TownTown ofof MansfieldMansfield atat LotLot 2323 tinuing; Southerly on a curve to the left having a Lane cul -de -sac, thence; S 24 - 42 - 59 W a distance of North White Pine Lane at South White Pine Lane, propertyproperty corner,corner, thence;thence; SS 88 88- - 39-39- 1212 WW adistanceadistance radius of 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 11. 86 of 217. 33 feet to a corner of said easement, thence; N 06 -59 -22 W a distance of 366. 39 feet to ofof 37.37. 5050 feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid easement,easement, feet to a corner of said easement, thence; S 41- thence; S 73 - 54 - 37 W a distance of 17. 12 feet to s- a concrete bound set at the point of curvature, thence;thence; NN 0101 - - 20 20- - 4848 WW aa distancedistance ofof 85.85. 0000 feetfeet toto aa 05- 38 W a distance of 164. 10 feet to a corner of corner of said easement, thence ; ' N 24- 42- 59E a thence; Northerly and westerly on a curve to the cornercorner ofof saidsaid easement,easement, thence,thence, NN 88-88- 44-44- 3939 E'E' aa said easement, thence; S 06 -59 -22 E a distance of distance of 212. 00 feet to a corner of said ease - left having a radius of 172. 76 feet, an arc dis- distancedistance ofof 27.27. 5050 feetfeet toto acorneracorner ofof saidsaid ease-ease- 126. 64 feet to a corner of said easement;' thence; ment at South White Pine Lane, thence; North-' tance of 255. 74 feet to a concrete bound set at ment,ment, thence;thence; NN 0101 - - 20 20- - 4848 WW aa distancedistance ofof 97.97. 3333 S 73 -54- 37 W a distance of 96. 21 feet to astone easterly on a curve to the left having a radius of the point of tangency, thence; S 88 -23 - 42 W a dis- feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid easement,easement, thence;thence; NN 88-88- bound found at said corner of easement; thence; N 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 21. 11 feet to the tance of 523. 87 feet to aconcrete bound set at 23-23- 4242 EE aa distancedistance ofof 10.10. 0000 feetfeet toto thethe firstfirst men-men- 06- 59- 22 W a distance of 70. 01 feet to a concrete r s the end of "Balcom Ridge Estates ", thence; N" 12- tionedtioned concreteconcrete boundbound atat thethe pointpoint andand placeplace ofof concrete bound at the point and place of begin-' i" bound set at the Lot 12 and Lot 13 property cor- ning. Containing 2, 769 square feet more or less. 28 - 43 W distance of 35. 83 feet to aslightly an- beginning.beginning. ContainingContaining 4,4, 160160 squaresquare feetfeet moremore oror ner, thence; N 41 - 05 - 38 E a distance of 289. 13 rf gular break, thence; N 72 - 26. 40 W distance of less;less; oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation thereto.thereto. feet to the first mentioned corner at the true UTILITY EASEMENT = LOT 11 y 15. 08 feet to a concrete bound set on the ' north- point and place of beginning. Containing 11, 605 arty sideline of North White Pine Lane, thence; N SPONSOR:SPONSOR: PlanningPlanning BoardBoard square feet more or less. In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol'° 88- 23 - 42 E a distance of 334. 80 feet to a concrete bound set at the point of curvature to the round - ARTICLEARTICLE 3434 - - VoteVote - - County as shown on As - Built Plan of Land, Sheet 2' s DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 10 of 3 by Dunn -McKenzie Survey Co., dated October 4, ing` at Hickory Terrace, thence continuing ; . N 88- 1991_ 23 -42 E a distance of 110. 00 feet to a concrete ArticleArticle 3434 waswas votedvoted favorablyfavorably asas proposed.proposed. In the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol bound set at the point of curvature to the round- County as shown on As -Built Plan of Land, Sheet 2 Beginning at a concrete bound set at the Lot 11 ing at Hickory Terrace, thence continuing; N - 88- VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator of 3 by Dunn - McKenzie Survey Co., dated October 4, 23 - 42 E a distance of 88. 67 feet to a concrete ShowShow ofof handshands 1991. and Lot 12 property corner at the South White Pine Lane cul -de -sac, thence; Northerly on a curve to bound set at the point of curvature, thence; Eas- the left having a radius of 60. 00 feet, an arc terly and southerly on a curve to the right having ARTICLEARTICLE 3535 Beginning at a concrete bound set at the point of distance of 29. 35 feet to a corner of said ease- radius of 222. 76 feet, an arc distance of 328. 98 curvature to the rounding at the South White Pine ment, thence; S 24 -42 -59 W adistance of 239. 45 feet to a concrete bound set at the .point of tan- ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto acceptaccept HickoryHickory Lane cul -de -sac at Lot 10, thence; Southerly on a feet to a corner of said easement; thence S 73- gency, thence; S 06 -59 -22 E a distance of 309. 61 TerraceTerrace withinwithin thethe BolcomBolcom RidgeRidge II subdivisionsubdivision andand ° ° curve to the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet, 54 - 37 W adistance of 9. 30 feet to a corner of related drainage, water and utility easements as

42 4343 shown on the " As- Built Plan and Profile of " Balcom land as may be necessary or appropriate to create Ridge Estates ) II ", a modification of definitive such public way. Said roadway and related ease- MIDDLESEX ROAD ARTICLEARTICLE 3838 subdivision, sheet 2 of 7 in the Town of ments are more specifically described as follows: Mansfield, Massachusetts, Bristol County by Beginning at a point, said point being point of ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto acceptaccept NorfolkNorfolk Hutchins -Trowbridge Associates, Inc., dated April Hampden Road, an existing way in the Town of curvature on the northerly sideline of Hampden StreetStreet withinwithin thethe CabotCabot BusinessBusiness ParkPark andand relatedrelated 1, 1989, as a public way and to authorize the Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Road and leading to the westerly sideline of Mid - drainage,drainage, waterwater andand utilityutility easementseasements as as- - shownonshownon Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift, purchase or as follows: dlesex Road; thence; Northeasterly By a curve to thethe " " AsAs - - BuiltBuilt PlanPlan andand ProfileProfile ofof Norfolk Norfolk- - StreetStreet eminent domain an interest in land as may be the left with a radius of 50. 00 feet a Length of inin Mansfield,Mansfield, Mass.,Mass., ( ( 44 Sheets)Sheets) dateddated December:December: 20,20, necessary or appropriate to create such public HAMPDEN ROAD 78. 54 feet; thence; N 12 - 30 - 14 E A distance of 19911991 byby NorwoodNorwood EngineeringEngineering Co.,Co., Inc."Inc." asas aa publicpublic way. Said roadway and related easements are more 530. 00 feet; thence; Northwesterly By a curve to wayway andand toto authorizeauthorize thethe BoardBoard ofof SelectmenSelectmen toto ac-ac- specifically described as follows: Beginning at a point, said point being a point of the left with a radius of 50. 00 feet a length of quirequire byby gift,gift, purchasepurchase oror eminenteminent domaindomain anan in-in- curvature on the easterly sideline of Forbes 41. 03 feet; thence; Northwesterly, easterly, and terestterest inin landland asas maymay bebe necessarynecessary oror appropriateappropriate Hickory Terrace, an existing way in the Town of Boulevard and leading to the northerly sideline of southwesterly By a curve to the right with a toto createcreate suchsuch publicpublic way.way. SaidSaid roadwayroadway andand re-re- Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Hampden Road; thence; Southeasterly a curve radius of 60. 00 feet and a length of 286. 96 feet; latedlated easementseasements areare moremore specificallyspecifically describeddescribed asas as follows: to the left with a radius of 50. 00 feet a Length thence; Southwesterly By a curve to the left with follows:follows: of 78. 54 feet; thence; N 77 -04 -35 E A distance of a radius of 50. 00 feet a length of 41. 03 feet; HICKORY TERRACE k thence; S 12 - 30 - 14 W A distance of 530. 00 feet; NorfolkNorfolk Street,Street, anan existingexisting wayway inin thethe TownTown ofof 618. 95 feet; thence; Easterly By a curve - to' the g. right with a radius of 430. 00 feet a length of thence; Southeasterly By a curve to the left with Mansfield,Mansfield, Massachusetts,Massachusetts, isis boundedbounded andand describeddescribed asas follows:follows: Beginning at a concrete bound set on the northerly 190. 83 feet; thence; S 77 -29 - 46 EAdistance of r a radius of 50. 00 feet a length of 78. 54 feet to sideline of North White Pine Lane at the point of 298. 32 feet; thence; S 77 -29 -46 EBy the southerly the northerly sideline of Hampden Road; thence; N curvature to rounding of Hickory Terrace at Lot end of Middlesex Street a distance of 150. 00 feet; 77 -29- 46 W By the northerly sideline of Hampden NORFOLKNORFOLK STREETSTREET 26A, thence; Easterly and northerly on acurve to thence; S 77 - 29 - 46 E Adistance of 679. 78 feet; r; Road a distance of 150. 00 feet to the said point the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet, an arc thence; Northeasterly By a curve to the left with of beginning. BeginningBeginning atat aa point,point, saidsaid pointpoint beingbeing aa pointpoint ofof distance of 47. 12 feet to a concrete bound set at a radius of 50. 00 feet a length. of 78. 54 feet to ra curvaturecurvature onon thethe northeasterlynortheasterly sidelinesideline ofof ForbesForbes the point of tangency, thence; N 01 - 36 - 18 W a the westerly sideline of Norfolk Street; thence ; S Meaning and intending to describe Middlesex Road BoulevardBoulevard andand leadingleading toto thethe northwesterlynorthwesterly distance of 18. 71 feet to a concrete bound set at 12 - 30 - 14 W By the westerly sideline. of Norfolk from Hampden Road to the end as shown on a plan sidelinesideline ofof NorfolkNorfolk Street;Street; thencethence EasterlyEasterly ByBy aa the point of curvature, thence; Northerly along a Street a distance of 160. 00 feet; entitled --As Built" Acceptance Plan of Middlesex curvecurve toto thethe leftleft withwith aa radiusradius ofof 50.50. 0000 feet,feet, aa curve to the right having a radius of 214. 75 feet, Northwesterly By a curve to the left with a radius r Road in Mansfield, Massachusetts, ( 1 sheet) dated LengthLength ofof 78.78. 5454 feet;feet; thencethence NN 42 42- - 23 23- - 3535 EE AA dis-dis- an arc distance of 110. 66 feet to a concrete bound of 50. 00 feet a length of 78. 54 feet; thence; N December 20, 1991 by Norwood Engineering Co., Inc. tancetance ofof 463.463. 5151 feet;feet; thence;thence; NortheasterlyNortheasterly ByBy aa set at the point of tangency, thence; N 27- 55 - 10 E 77 -29 -46 WA distance of 1, 128. 10 feet;. thence; to be recorded herewith. curvecurve toto thethe LeftLeft withwith aa radiusradius ofof 370.370. 0000 feetfeet aa a distance of 23. 61 feet to a concrete bound set Westerly By a curve to the left with a radius of lengthlength ofof 193.193. 0202 feet;feet; thence;thence; NN 12 12- - 30 30- - 1414 EE AA dis-dis- at the point of curvature to the cul -de -sac, 370. 00 feet a length of 164. 20 feet;. thence; S f„ DRAINAGE EASEMENT tancetance ofof 792.792. 3131 feet;feet; thencethence NN 12 12- - 30 30- - 1414 EE ByBy thethe thence; Northerly, easterly, southerly, and wes- 77 -04 -35 W A distance of 618. 95 feet; thence; easterlyeasterly endend ofof HampdenHampden RoadRoad aa distancedistance ofof 160.160. 0000 terly on a curve to the right having a radius of Southwesterly By a curve to the left with aradius Beginning at a point, said point being the inter - feet;feet; thence;thence; NN 12 12- - 3030 - - 1414 EE AA distancedistance ofof 649.649. 9090 60. 00 feet, an arc distance of 259. 52 feet to a of 50. 00 feet a length of 78. 54 feet to the eas- section of the point of curvature of the westerly feet;feet; thence;thence; NortheasterlyNortheasterly ByBy aa curvecurve toto thethe concrete bound set at the point of reverse curva- terly sideline of Forbes Boulevard; thence; : N12- sideline of Middlesex Road and the northeasterly rightright withwith aa radiusradius ofof 330.330. 0000 feetfeet aa lengthlength ofof ture, thence; Westerly and southerly on a curve to 55- 25 W By the easterly ' sideline: of Forbes corner of an existing 20' rail easement; thence; N 311.311. 8787 feet;feet; thence;thence; NN 6666 - - 3939 - - 0808 EE AA distancedistance ofof the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet, an arc Boulevard a distance of 160. 00 feet, to the said 80 -28 -37 W A distance of Seventy -Four and 83/ 100 255.255. 1717 feet;feet; thence;thence; SS 17 17- - 18 18- - 4545 EE ByBy thethe westerlywesterly distance of 49. 29 feet to a concrete bound set at point of beginning; or take any action in relation 74. 83) feet; thence; N 84 -20 - 48 W A distance of sidelinesideline ofof RouteRoute 140140 aa distancedistance ofof 110.110. 0000 feet;feet; the point of compound curvature, thence; thereto. Thirty -Seven and 15/ 100 ( 37. 15) feet; thence; S thence;thence; SS 79 79- - 4343 - - 3838 WW AA distancedistance ofof 187.187. 3838 feet;feet; Southerly on a curve to the left having a radius 20 -53 -04 W A distance of Eleven and 80 / 100 ( 11. 80) thence;thence; SouthwesterlySouthwesterly ByBy aa curvecurve toto thethe leftleft withwith of 164. 75 feet, an arc distance of 9. 23 feet to a SPONSOR: Planning Board feet; thence; N 77 -29 -46 W by the northerly aa radiusradius ofof 270.270. 0000 feetfeet aa lengthlength ofof 316316 - - 78'78' feet;feet; concrete bound set at the point of tangency, property line of Mansfield Commerce Realty Trust, thence;thence; SS 12-12- 3030 - - 1414 WW AA distancedistance ofof 1,1, 602.602. 21:21: feet;feet; thence; S 01 - 36 -18 E a distance of .18. 71 feet to a ARTICLE 36 Vote j Twenty and 22/ 100 ( 20. 22) feet; thence- N 20 - 53 - 04 thence;thence; SouthwesterlySouthwesterly ByBy aa curvecurve toto thethe rightright withwith concrete bound set at the point of curvature to t E A distance of Thirty and 03/ 100 ( 30. 03) feet; aa radiusradius ofof 430.430. 0000 feetfeet aa lengthlength ofof 224.224. 31 31. . feet;feet; the rounding, thence; Southerly and easterly on a Article 36 was voted favorably as proposed'. r t; thence; S- 84- 20 -48 E A distance of Fifty-Three and thence;thence; SS 42 42- - 23-23- 3535 WW AA distancedistance ofof 463.463. 5151 feet;feet; curve to the Left having a radius of 30. 00 feet, 11/ 100 ( 53. 11) feet; thence; S 80- 28 -37E A dis- thence;thence; SoutherlySoutherly ByBy aa curvecurve toto thethe leftleft withwith aa an arc distance of 47. 12 feet to a concrete bound Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator tance of Seventy -Two and 45/ 100 ( 72. 45). feet; radiusradius ofof 50.50. 0000 feetfeet aa lengthlength ofof 78.78. 5454 feetfeet toto thethe set at the point of tangency, thence; S 88 -23 - 42 W Show of hands thence; Southerly by the westerly sideline of Mid - northeasterlynortheasterly sideside lineline ofof ForbesForbes Boulevard;Boulevard; a distance of 110, 00 feet to the first mentioned dlesex Road by a curve to the right with a radius thence;thence; NN 47-47- 36 36- - 2525 WW ByBy thethe northeasterlynortheasterly sidelinesideline concrete bound at the point and place of begin- ARTICLE 37 of Fifty and 00/ 100 ( 50. 00) feet, a length of ofof ForbesForbes Boulevard,Boulevard, aa distancedistance ofof 160.160. 0000 feet,feet, toto ning. Containing 18, 185 square feet more or less; Twenty and 37/ 100 ( 20. 37) feet, to the said point thethe saidsaid pointpoint ofof beginning.;beginning.; MeaningMeaning andand intend-intend- or take any action in relation thereto. To see if the Town will vote to accept Middlesex of beginning. inging toto describedescribe NorfolkNorfolk StreetStreet fromfrom ForbesForbes Road within the Cabot Business Park and related BoulevardBoulevard toto RouteRoute 140140 asas shownshown onon aa planplan entitledentitled SPONSOR: Planning Board drainage, water and utility easements as shown on Meaning and intending to describe a Proposed 20' AsAs Built"Built" AcceptanceAcceptance PlanPlan ofof NorfolkNorfolk StreetStreet inin the -- As - Built Plan and Profile of Middlesex Road Drain Easement shown on a plan entitled " Drain Mansfield,Mansfield, Mass.,Mass., ( ( 44 Sheets)Sheets) dateddated DecemberDecember 20,20, ARTICLE 35 - Vote in Mansfield, Massachusetts, dated December 20, Easement Plan of Land in Mansfield, Mass." Scale 19911991 byby NorwoodNorwood EngineeringEngineering Co.,Co., Inc.Inc. toto bebe re-re- 1991 by Norwood Engineering Co., Inc." as 'a public 1" = 401, dated December 20, 1991, by NOrwOOdEn- cordedcorded herewith;herewith; oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation Article 35 was voted favorably as proposed. way and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to ac- gineering Co., Inc., Consulting Engineers- Land thereto.thereto. quire by gift, purchase or eminent domain an in- Surveyors, 1410 Route One, Norwood, MA 02062. or Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator terest in land as may be necessary or appropriate take any action in relation thereto -. SPONSOR:SPONSOR: PlanningPlanning BoardBoard Show of hands to create such public way. Said roadway: andre- ii lated easements are more specifically; described as F' SPONSOR: Planning Board ARTICLEARTICLE 3838 - - VoteVote - - ARTICLE 36 follows:

y ARTICLE 37 - Vote ArticleArticle 3838 waswas votedvoted favorablyfavorably asas proposed.proposed. To see if the Town will vote to accept Hampden Middlesex Road, an existing way in the Town of Road within the Cabot Business Park and related Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Article 37 was voted favorably as proposed. VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator drainage, water and utility easements as shown on as follows: ShowShow ofof handshands the I -As - Built Plan and Profile of Hampden Road in Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator Mansfield, Massachusetts, dated December 20, 1991 Show of hands ARTICLEARTICLE 3939 by Norwood Engineering Co., Inc., as a public way?. and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto acceptaccept ConrodConrod by gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in CourtCourt withinwithin thethe ConrodConrod AcresAcres subdivisionsubdivision andre-andre- lated drainage, water and utility easements as

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shown on the -' As - Built Plan and Profile of Conrad ARTICLE 40 Acres" last revised March 29, 1988 by Bay Colony distance of 93. 38 feet to a point on the northerly BeginningBeginning atat thethe frontfront Lot Lot- - cornercorner ofof LotsLots 4and4and 5,5, Surveying Inca as a public way and to authorize To see if the Town will vote to accept Perkins sideline of Webster Street; thence running . S 00- onon thethe sideline.sideline. ofof JasonJason Lane,Lane, thencethence running:running: SS the Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift; pur- Avenue and Webster Street within the Dei / Blandori 25- 50 W a distance of 40. 00 feet back to the point 17-17- 25 25- - 48E48E forfor adistanceadistance ofof 140.140. 4949 feet;feet; ..' ..' ThenceThence chase or eminent domain an interest in land as may subdivision and related drainage, water and of origin. or take any action in relation thereto. running.running. NN 15-15- 38 38- - 1919 EE forfor aa distance'distance' ofof 21.21. 4141 feet;feet; be necessary or appropriate to create such public utility easements as shown on the " As - Built Plan ThenceThence runningrunning NN 17-17- 25 25- - 4848 WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof way. Said roadway and related easements are more and Profile of a Portion of Perkins Avenue and SPONSOR: Board 135.135. 1111 feet;feet; ThenceThence runningrunning byby JasonJason LaneLane alongalong anan specifically described as follows:. Webster Street in Mansfield, MA," dated November arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 60.60. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 13, 1991, and drafted by RIM Engineering Co., ARTICLE 40 - VOTE 20.20. 2222 feetfeet toto thethe pointpoint ofof origin.origin. Conrod Court, an existing way in the Town of Inc." as a public way and to authorize the Board Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described of Selectmen to acquire by gift, purchase or Article 40 was voted favorably as proposed. DRAINAGEDRAINAGE EASEMENT EASEMENT- - LOTLOT 55 as follows: eminent domain an interest in land as may be necessary or appropriate to create such public Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator AA DrainageDrainage EasementEasement onon LotLot 55 describeddescribed asas followsfollows CONROD COURT way. Said roadway and related easements are more Show of hands specifically described as follows: BeginningBeginning atat thethe frontfront lotlot cornercorner ofof LotsLots 44 andand 5,5, Beginning at a concrete bound on the westerly side ARTICLE 41 onon thethe sidelinesideline ofof JasonJason Lane;Lane; ThenceThence runningrunning SS of East Street, said point being a point of curva- Perkins Avenue and Webster Street, an existing way 1717 - - 25 25- - 4848 EE forfor aa distancedistance ofof 140.140. 4949 feet;feet; ThenceThence ture, 130. 50' south easterly from an old in the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts, is To see if the Town will vote to accept Jason Lane runningrunning SS 15 15- - 3838 - - 1919 WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof 396.396. 7171 Milkstone. Thence running clockwise at a radius bounded and described as follows: within the East Estates subdivision and related feet;feet; ThenceThence runningrunning NN 2424 - - 0606 - - 1515 WW forfor aa distancedistance of 30. 001 for a length of 47. 12' to a concrete drainage, water and utility easements as shown on ofof 125.125. 0000 feet;feet; ThenceThence runningrunning NN 15 15- - 3838 - - 1919 EE forfor aa bound, said point being a point of tangency; PERKINS AVENUE.. the " As - Built Plan and Profile of Jason Lane'- distancedistance ofof 390.390. 8585 feet;feet; ThenceThence runningrunning 17 17- - 25 25- - 4848 Thence running S 66 -07 -46 W 290. 001 to a concrete prepared by Rim Engineering, dated June 21, 1991, WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof 23.23. 0303 feet;feet; ThenceThence runningrunning byby bound, said point being a point of curvature; Beginning at the concrete bound on the northwes- as a. public way and to authorize the Board of JasonJason LaneLane alongalong anan arcarc withwith a..a.. radiusradius ofof 60.60. 0000 Thence running counter - clockwise at a radius of terly corner of Webster Street and Perkins Avenue, Selectmen to acquire by gift, purchase or eminent feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 20.20. 6363 feet;feet; toto thethe pointpoint ofof 310. 00' for a length of 120. 001 to a concrete the portion of the way is described as follows: domain an interest in land as may be necessary or origin.origin. oror taketake anyany actionaction inin relationrelation thereto.,thereto., bound, said point being a point of reverse curva- N 18 -45 - 00 W a distance of 295. 17 feet to acon- appropriate to create such public way. Said road- ture; Thence running clockwise at a radius of crete bound; thence running N 71 - 21 - 50 E a dis- way and related easements are more specifically SPONSOR:SPONSOR: PlanningPlanning BoardBoard 30. 00' for a length of 27. 40' to a concrete. bound, tance of 40. 00 feet to aconcrete bound;'. thence described as follows: said point being a point of reverse curvature; running N 18- 45 - 00 E a distance of 295. 10 feet to ARTICLEARTICLE 4141 - - VoteVote Thence running counter -clockwise at a radius of a concrete bound; thence running S 71 - 15 - 00 W a Jason Lane, an existing way in the Town of 60. 00' for a length of 298. 101 to a point of distance of 40. 00 feet back to the point of Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described ArticleArticle 4141 waswas votedvoted favorablyfavorably asas proposed.proposed. reverse tangency; Thence running clockwise: at a origin. as follows: radius of 30. 00 for a length of27. 40'. toacon- VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator crete bound, said point being a point of reverse DRAINAGE EASEMENT.. JASON LANE ShowShow ofof handshands curvature; Thence running clockwise at a radius of 260. 00 for a length of 100. 65' to a. concrete A 20 foot wide drainage easement, beginning at the Beginning at a bound on the westerly side of East ARTICLEARTICLE 4242 bound, said point being a point of tangency; easterly sideline of Perkins Avenue and ending at Street 1, 400' more or less northwest of the inter- Thence running N 66 - 07 -46 E 290. 00' to aconcrete the westerly sideline of Snyder Street,: is section of East and Mill Street, thence bounded ToTo seesee ifif thethe TownTown willwill votevote toto acceptaccept EastbrookEastbrook bound, said point being a point of curvature; described as follows: j` and described as follows; RoadRoad withinwithin thethe EastbrookEastbrook EstatesEstates subdivisionsubdivision andand Thence running clockwise at a radius of 30. 001 for relatedrelated drainage,drainage, waterwater andand utility utility. . easements:easements: asas a length 47. 12' to a concrete bound, said point Beginning at the concrete bound on the north- Thence running counterclockwise along an arc with shownshown onon aAaA PlanPlan ofof LandLand inin Mansfield;;.Mansfield;;. MA.":MA.": andand being a point of tangency;. Thence running .N 23- easterly corner of the northerly end of Perkins xa i a radius of 30. 00 feet and a distance of 47, 12 recordedrecorded atat thethe BristolBristol CountyCounty RegistryRegistry ofof DeedsDeeds 52- 14 W 110. 00' by the westerly side of East Avenue; thence running N 71- 21- 50 Ea distance of feet to a point of tangency; Thence running S N.N. D.)D.) asas planplan # # 127127 ofof 19871987 asas aa publicpublic wayway andand Street to a concrete bound, said point being the 212. 24 feet to apoint on the westerly sideline of 67 -23 -25 W for a distance of 60. 00 feet to apoint toto authorizeauthorize thethe BoardBoard ofof SelectmenSelectmen toto acquireacquire . . byby point of beginning. Snyder Street;. thence running S 00 -25 - 50 W a dis- j3 of curvature; Thence running counterclockwise along gift,gift, purchasepurchase oror eminenteminent domaindomain anan interestinterest inin tance of 21. 16 feet along the westerly sideline of an arc with a radius of 175. 00 feet and a length LandLand asas maymay bebe necessarynecessary oror appropriate'appropriate' toto createcreate DRAINAGE EASEMENT Snyder Street; thence running S. 71 - 21 - 50 W a` dis- of 64. 14 feet to a point of tangency; Thencerun- suchsuch publicpublic way.way. saidsaid roadwayroadway andand relatedrelated ease-ease- tance of 205. 29 feet within Lot 257' ( owned by ning S 46 -23 - 25 W for a distance of 415. 46 feet, to mentsments areare moremore specificallyspecifically describeddescribed asas follows:follows: Beginning at point on the northerly sideline of Richard Blandori); thence running N 18 -45 -00 W a a point of curvature; Thence running counterclock- Conrod Court, said point being 10. 05' westerly of distance of 20. 00 feet back to the point . of wise along an arc with a radius of 30. 00 feet and EastbrookEastbrook Road,Road, anan existingexisting wayway inin thethe TownTown ofof lot corner 3/ 4; Thence running 31- 43 - 29 W origin. a length of 27. 40 feet to a point of reverse cur- Mansfield,Mansfield, Masachusetts,Masachusetts, isis boundedbounded andand describeddescribed 122. 241; Thence running S 84 - 16 - 31 W 102.50'; vature; Thence running clockwise along an arc with asas follows:follows: Thence running N 05 - 43 -29 W 20. 001; Thence running WEBSTER STREET j a radius of 60. 00 feet and a length of 298. 10 feet N 84 - 16 -31 E 115. 001; Thence running S 31 - 43 -29 E to a point of reverse curvature; Thence running EASTBROOKEASTBROOK ROADROAD 133. 00' to the northerly side of Conrad Court, Beginning at a point on the southerly sideline of counterclockwise along an are with a radius of said point being on a curve; Thence running Webster Street ( said point being west of Noonan j 30. 00 feet and a length of 27. 40 feet to a point AA parcelparcel ofof landland inin Mansfield,Mansfield, MassachusettsMassachusetts knownknown counter - clockwise at a radius of 310. 00':: for a Street, east of Snyder. Street,. and 86562 feet x of tangency; Thence running N 46 - 23 - 25 W for a asas EastbrookEastbrook Road,Road, toto bebe dedicateddedicated toto thethe publicpublic length of 20. 10' by the northerly side of ,Conrod southeast of a granite bound, which is found on distance of 415. 46' feet to a point of curvature; use,use, moremore particularlyparticularly describeddescribed asas follows:follows: Court to the point of beginning. the southerly sideline of Webster Street and is rt Thence running clockwise along an arc with a also 31. 06 feet northeast from the Snyder j; radius of 225. 00 feet and a length of 82. 47 feet CommencingCommencing atat aa pointpoint onon thethe westerlywesterly sidelinesideline ofof Said roadway and easement are shown on the plan r to point of tangency;' Thence running ' N 67 -23 -25 Street /Webster Street intersection), the way is t EastbrookEastbrook Road,Road, saidsaid piontpiont alsoalso beingbeing aa southeastsoutheast entitled Conrod Acres" last revised March 29, 1988 described as follows: Efor a distance of 57. 32 feet to 'a point ofcur- cornercorner ofof LotLot 52,52, asas shownshown onon LandLand courtcourt planplan by Bay Colony Surveying Inc. or take any action in vature; Thence running counterclockwise along an 1994619946 A,A, saidsaid pointpoint alsoalso beingbeing onon thethe westerlywesterly relation thereto. N 89 -34 - 10 W a distance of 86. 62 feet to the arc with a radius of 30. 00 feet and a length of sideside LineLine ofof EchoEcho HillsHills Drive,Drive, station[station[ 8 8+ + 10.10. 1 -- aforementioned granite bound; thence running S 48. 57 feet to a point on the westerly sideline of 41.41. 25"25" left;left; thencethence alongalong aa nonnon tangenttangent curvecurve toto SPONSOR: Planning Board 71 - 15- 00 W a distance of 196. 80; feet to a concrete East Street; Thence running S 21- 25 - 50 Efor a thethe left,left, 30.30. 0000 feet,feet, radialradial bearingbearing NN 38024'38024' 10"10" bound on the southwesterly corner of the Webster 2 distance of 56. 51 feet and S 22 -36 -35 E for a dis- W,W, andand deltadelta 9000'9000' 0ll;0ll; thencethence NN 38024'38024' 10 10" " W,W, 284.284. 7373 ARTICLE 39 - VOTE Street /Perkins Avenue intersection; thence running tance of 55. 00 feet by the westerly sideline of feet;feet; thencethence alongalong aa curvScurvS toto thethe left,left, ofof radiusradius N 18 -45 - 00 W a distance of 40. 00 feet to acon- j' East Street to the point of origin. 30.30. 0000 feet,feet, andand deltadelta 5252 19048 19048"; "; thencethence alongalong aa F Article 39 was voted favorably as proposed. crete bound on the northwesterly corner of the curecure t9t9 thethe right,right, ofof radiusradius 60.60. 0000 feet,feet, deltadelta Webster Street /Perkins Avenue intersection; thence DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 4 284284 391381,391381, saidsaid curvecurve beingbeing thethe Cut-Cut- de-de- sac.sac. ofof Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator running N 71 - 15 - 00 E a distance of 203. 56 feet to EastbrookEastbrook Road;Road; thencethence alongalong aa curecure toto thethe left,left, Show of hands a concrete bound; thence running S 89 -34 - 10 E a A 20' Drainage Easement on Lot 4 described as fol- ofof radiusradius 30.30. 0000 feet,feet, andand deltadelta 5252 19148--;19148--; thencethence lows: r r S 38024' 10" E , 284. 73 feet; thence along a curve rx

rF m j r 47 KiJ to the left of radius 30. 00 feet, delta 9000, 00" ARTICLE 44 Victoria Lane, an existing way in the Town of YORKYORK ROADROAD to a point on the Westerly sideline of Echo Hills Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Drive; thence S 51035' 50 " W, 110. 00, along said To see if the Town will vote to accept' Windsor as follows: BeginningBeginning atat ' ' aa concreteconcrete boundbound onon thethe northerlynortherly sideline to the point of beginning. Contains 0. 64 Place within the Forest Park subdivision and re- sidelinesideline ofof LancashireLancashire Drive Drive( ( saidsaid boundbound beingbeing atat acres. or take any action in relation thereto. lated drainage, water and utility easements as VICTORIA LANE stationstation 13 13+ + 68.68. 7777 ofof LancashireLancashire DriveDrive onon thethe leftleft shown on the " As - Built Plan and Profile of Windsor sideline),sideline), thisthis portionportion ofof YorkYork RoadRoad isis describeddescribed SPONSOR: Planning Board Place in Forest Park, a Subdivision in Mansfield, Beginning at a concrete bound on the northerly asas follows:follows: MA.," dated January 13, 1992, and drafted by RIM sideline of York Road ( said bound being at station ARTICLE 42 - Vote Engineering Co., Inc. as a public way - and ' to 56 +26. 30 of York Road on the right sideline), Vic- CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by toria Lane is described as follows: 30.30. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 43.43. 0404 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint Article 42 was voted favorably as proposed. gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning NN 2323 - - 3030 - - 0000 EE forfor aa land as may be necessary or appropriate to create r, Counterclockwise along an arc with a radius of distancedistance ofof 47.47. 6565 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof curvature;curvature; Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator such public way.' Said roadway and related ease- x 30. 00 feet and a length of 43. 04 feet to a point thencethence runningrunning CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith Show of hands ments are more specifically described as follows: of reverse curvature; thence running Clockwise aa radiusradius ofof 155.155. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 63.63. 6969 feetfeet along an arc with a radius of 350. 00 feet and toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning NN 00 00- - 02 02- - 3030 ARTICLE 43 Windsor Place, an existing way in the Town of Length of 366. 52 feet to a point of compound cur- WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof 690.690. 9191 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described vature; thence running Clockwise along an arc with curvature;curvature; thencethence runningrunning ClockwiseClockwise alongalong anan arcarc To see if the Town will vote to accept Marjac Way as follows: r a radius of 250. 00 feet and a length of 190. 60 withwith aa radiusradius ofof 205.205. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof within the Eastbrook Estates ` subdivision and' re- feet to a point of reverse curvature; thence run- 336.336. 4848 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning lated drainage, water and utility easements as WINDSOR PLACE ning Counterclockwise along an arc with a radius SS 8686 - - 0000 - - 0000 EforEfor aa distancedistance ofof 499.499. 0404 feetfeet toto aa shown on " A Plan of Land in Mansfield, MA.-- and of 30. 00 feet and a length of 23. 36 feet to a pointpoint ofof curvature;curvature; thencethence runningrunning Clockwise'Clockwise' alongalong recorded at the Bristol County Registry of Deeds Beginning at a concrete bound on the westerly point of reverse curvature; thence running Clock- anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 205.205. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength N. D.) as plan # 127 of 1987 as a public way and to sideline of York Road ( said bound being at station wise along an arc with a radius of 60. 00 feet and ofof 389.389. 9999 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence run-run- authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by 23 +73. 84 of York Road on the right sideline), a length of 298. 10 feet to apoint of reverse cur- ningning SS 23 23- - 00 00- - 0000 WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof 330.330. 53'53' feetfeet gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in Windsor Place is described as follows: vature; thence running. Counterclockwise along an toto aa pointpoint ofof curvature;curvature; thencethence runningrunning Coun-Coun- land as may be necessary or appropriate to create V, arc with a radius of 30. 00 feet and a length of terclockwiseterclockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 425.425. 0000 such public way. Said roadway and related ease- Counterclockwise along an arc with a radius of 33. 28 feet to a point of compound curvature; feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 452.452. 4848 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof ments are more specifically described as follows: 30. 00 feet and a length of 47. 42 feet to a point L -- thence running Counterclockwise along an arc with tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning SS 5252 - - 00-00- 0000 WW forfor a'a' dis-dis-

of tangency; thence running N 73 - 00 - 00 W for a r aradius of 200. 00 feet - and length of 136. 18 tancetance ofof 50.50. 0000 feetfeet acrossacross YorkYork RoadRoad andand abuttingabutting Marjac Way, an existing way in the Town of distance of 152. 97 feet to apoint of curvature; feet to a point of compound curvature; thence run - thethe previouslypreviously acceptedaccepted portionportion ofof YorkYork Road;Road; Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described j thence- running Counterclockwise along an arc with ning Counterclockwise along an arc with a radius thencethence runningrunning ClockwiseClockwise alongalong anan areare withwith aa as follows: r" a radius of 30. 00 - feet and a length of 40. 00 feet of 300. 00 feet and alength of 314. 16 feet to radiusradius ofof 475.475. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 28.28. 8181 feetfeet to a point of reverse curvature; thence running point of compound curvature; thence running' Coun- alongalong thethe easterlyeasterly endend ofof LancashireLancashire Drive;'Drive;' thencethence MARJAC WAY Clockwise along an arc with "a radius of 60. 00 feet terclockwise along an arc with a radius' of 30. 00 runningrunning ClockwiseClockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof and a length of 269. 30 feet to a point of tan- feet and length of 43. 04 feet to a point of 475.475. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 431.431. 9191 feetfeet toto thethe A parcel of land in Mansfield, Massachusetts, gency; thence running S 73- 00 - 00 E for a distance z J„ reverse curvature; thence running Counterclockwise easterlyeasterly endend ofof WindsorWindsor Place;Place; thencethence runningrunning known as Marjac Way, to be dedicated to the public of 250. 00 feet to apoint of curvature; thence along an arc with a radius of 375. 00 feet and "a ClockwiseClockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 475.475. 0000 use, _:more particularly described as follows: running Counterclockwise along an arc with a length of 102. 18 feet to the point of origin; this feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 44.44. 9999 feetfeet alongalong thethe easterlyeasterly radius of 30. 00 feet and a length of 43. 98 feet to J last course is along the northerly sideline of endend ofof WindsorWindsor PlacePlace toto aa pointpoint ofof tangencytangency Commencing at a point on the westerly sideline of a point of tangency; thence running S 23- 00 - 00 W York Road. or take any action in relation thereto. thencethence runningrunning NN 23 23- - 0000 - - 0000 EE forfor aa distancedistance ofof Marjac, Way, said point also being on the northwes-es- for a distance of 62. 60 feet to a - point of' tan- 62.62. 6060 feetfeet alongalong thethe easterlyeasterly endend ofof Windsor'Windsor' terly line of land shown on Land court decree plan gency; thence running Counterclockwise along an 2 r fi, SPONSOR: Planning Board Place;Place; thencethence runningrunning NN 23 23- - 00 00- - 0000 EforEfor aa distancedistance 19946 A; thence N 21049' 18" W, " 220. 58 feet; arc with a radius of 475. 00 feet and a length of of267.of267. 93feet93feet toto aa pointpoint ofof curvature;curvature; thencethence 44. 99 feet point thence along a " curve, to the right, of radius to the of origin. "( The last two ARTICLE 45 - Vote runningrunning CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise alongalong anan areare withwith a'a' 3700 r t feet, and delta 15015' 06 ";' thence N courses are along the westerly sideline of' York radiusradius ofof 155.155. 0000 feetfeet andand aa LengthLength ofof 294.294. 8787 feetfeet 06 4' 12" W, 121. 50 feet; thence. along a' rburveto Road.) or take any action in relation thereto. Article 45 was voted favorably as proposed. toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning NN 86-86- 00-00- 0000 the left, of radius 30. 00 , and delta 73 4313811, WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof 499.499. 0404 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint a'a' to a point on the southerly sideline of proposed SPONSOR: Planning Board` VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise Necco Road; thence along a no% tangent curve to Show of hands alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 155.155. 0000 feet feet' ' andand aa the left, radial bearing 9 9 42110" E, radius ARTICLE 44 - Vote LengthLength ofof 254.254. 4141 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; 275. 00 feet delta tt and 20 53107';" along said ARTICLE 46 thencethence runningrunning SS 00 00- - 0202 - - 3030 EE forfor aa distancedistance ofof r,r, southerly sideline; thence along a non - tangent Article 44 was voted favorably as proposed. 690.690. 9191 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof tangency;tangency; thencethence runningrunning curve to the left, radial bearing S 11010157" E, To see if the Town will vote to accept York Road ClockwiseClockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 205.205. 0000 radius 30. 00 feet and delta 85 23115 "; thence S Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator - withinwithin thethe ForestForest ParkPark subdivisionsubdivision andand relatedrelated feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 84.84. 2323 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof tan-tan- 06034' 12 "E, 110. 27 feet; thence along curv8 to the Show of hands l„l„ drainage water and utility easements as shown on gency;gency; thencethence runningrunning SS 23 23- - 30 30- - 0000 W W' ' forfor aa distancedistance Left, of radius 325. 00 feet, and delta 15 15106"; thethe " " As-As- BuiltBuilt PlanPlan andand ProfileProfile ofof YorkYork RoadRoad inin ofof 47.47. 6767 feetfeet toto aa pointpoint ofof curvature;_curvature;_ thencethence run-run- thence S 21049118" E, 205. 70 feet to the said ARTICLE 45" ForestForest Park,Park, aa SubdivisionSubdivision inin Mansfield,Mansfield, MA.,MA., ". ". ningning CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise alongalong anan arcarc withwith aa radiusradius northwesterly` Line of Land Court decree ° plan dated January 13, 1992, and drafted by RIM En- ofof 30.30. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof 43.43. 0404 feetfeet toto aa 19946 A; thence S 51035' 48" W, 52. 17 feet, along To see if the Town will vote to accept Victoria gineeringgineering Co.,Co., Inc.Inc. asas aa publicpublic wayway andand toto pointpoint ofof reversereverse curvature;curvature; thencethence reversingreversing said line, to the point of beginning. Contains Lane within the Forest Park subdivision andre- authorize:authorize: thethe BoardBoard ofof SelectmenSelectmen toto acquireacquire byby directiondirection andand runningrunning CounterclockwiseCounterclockwise alongalong anan 0. 52 acres. or take any action in relation Lated drainage, water and utility easements as ii gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in thereto. arcarc withwith aa radiusradius ofof 375.375. 0000 feetfeet andand aa lengthlength ofof shown on the " As - Built Plan and Profile ofVic- r=r= landland asas maymay bebe necessarynecessary oror appropriateappropriate toto createcreate 102.102. 1717 feetfeet alongalong thethe northerlynortherly sidelinesideline ofof Lan-Lan- toria Lane in Forest' Park, a Subdivision in suchsuch publicpublic way.way. SaidSaid roadwayroadway andand relatedrelated ease-ease- cashirecashire DriveDrive toto thethe pointpoint ofof origin.origin. oror taketake anyany SPONSOR: Planning Board Mansfield, MA.," dated January " 13, 1992,, and ments are more specifically described as follows: actionaction inin relationrelation thereto.thereto. drafted by RIM Engineering as apublic way and to ARTICLE 43 - Vote authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by YorkYork Road,Road, anan existingexisting wayway inin thethe TownTown ofof SPONSOR:SPONSOR: PlanningPlanning BoardBoard gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in ry Mansfield,Mansfield, Massachusetts,Massachusetts, isis boundedbounded andand describeddescribed Article 43 was voted favorably as proposed. land as may be necessary or appropriate to create riri -- -- as follows: ARTICLEARTICLE 46 46- - VoteVote such public way.' Said roadway and related ease- Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator ments are more specifically described as follows: ArticleArticle 4646 waswas votedvoted favorablyfavorably asas proposed.proposed. Show of hands VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator Show of hands

48 4949 TROWBRIDGETROWBRIDGE LANELANE ARTICLE 47 thence S35- 25' - 15 " W a distance of one hundred NORTHRIDGE ROAD eighteen and eleven hundredths feet ( 118. 11) along To see if. the Town will vote to accept Hidden Lane the northwesterly line of Brown Avenue to the BeginBegin atat aa pointpoint onon thethe EasterlyEasterly lineline ofof TremontTremont Beginning at a concrete bound on the northerly StreetStreet inin thethe TownTown ofof Mansfield,Mansfield, CountyCounty ofof BristolBristol within the Hidden Estates subdivision and related point of beginning. side of Eastman Street, said point being a point andand CommonwealthCommonwealth ofof MassachusettsMassachusetts andand runrun thence;thence; drainage, water and utility easements as shown on of curvature. Thence running counterclockwise at the " As - Built Plan and Profile of Hidden Lane" The above described parcel of land is more par- a radius of 30. 00' for a length of 46. 16' to a Northerly,Northerly, NortheasterlyNortheasterly andand EasterlyEasterly alongalong thethe arcarc ofof aa curvecurve forfor aa distancedistance ofof oneone hundredhundred fivefive prepared by Bay Colony Surveying, Inc., dated Oc- ticularly shown as Hidden Lane on a plan entitled railroad spike at a point of reverse curvature; andand eighteeneighteen hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 105.105. 18')18') toto thethe endend tober 31, 1991, as a public way and to authorize As - Built Plan and Profile of Hidden Lane-- , Thence running clockwise at a radius of 275. 00' the Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift, pur- Mansfield, Massachusetts, October 31, 1991, scale for a length of 427. 57' to a point of tangency; ofof curvature,curvature, saidsaid curvecurve beingbeing concaveconcave toto thethe chase or eminent domain an interest in land as may as noted, Bay Colony Surveying, Inc., Four School Thence running S 79 -03 -24 E 367. 08' to a concrete southeasterlysoutheasterly andand havinghaving aa radiusradius ofof sixtysixty fivefive be necessary or appropriate to create such public Street, Foxborough, Massachusetts. andand nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 65.65. 001)001) andand aa centralcentral bound; Thence running S 05 - 40 - 26 E 52. 18' to a angleangle ofof 9292 42'42' 4646 "; "; thencethence runrun SS 86034'86034' 57"57" EE forfor aa way. Said roadway and related easements are more concrete bound; Thence running N 79 -03 - 24 W distancedistance ofof twotwo hundredhundred thirtythirty ninenine andand twentytwenty specifically described as follows: DRAINAGE EASEMENT 382. 00' to a point of curvature; Thence running counter - clockwise at a radius of 225. 00' for a hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 239.239. 201)201) alongalong thethe SoutherlySoutherly lineline Hidden Lane, an existing way in the Town of A certain parcel of land situated on the southeas- length of 347. 78' to a concrete bound at a point ofof TrowbridgeTrowbridge LaneLane toto aa pointpoint ofof curvature;curvature; thencethence Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described terly side. of Brown Avenue in the Town of of compound curvature; Thence running counter- runrun SoutheasterlySoutheasterly alongalong thethe arcarc ofof thethe curvecurve forfor aa as follows: Mansfield, bounded and described as follows: clockwise at a radius of 30. 001 for a length of distancedistance ofof twentytwenty sevenseven andand fortyforty hundredthshundredths feetfeet HIDDEN LANE 30. 76' to a concrete bound at a point of tangency, toto aa pointpoint ofof compoundcompound curvature,curvature, saidsaid curvecurve beingbeing concaveconcave toto thethe SouthwesterlySouthwesterly andand havinghaving aa radiusradius Beginning at a point in the easterly line of Brown said point being on the northerly side of Eastman A certain parcel of land .situated on the northwes- Avenue in the Town of; Mansfield at the northwes- Street; Thence running N 79 -03 - 24 W 108. 801 along ofof thirtythirty andand nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 30.30. 00')00') andand aa ofof 52019'52019' 48 48"; "; thencethence runrun Southeas-Southeas- terly side. of Brown Avenue in the Town of terly corner of the granted premises at land now the northerly side of Eastman Street to a point on centralcentral angleangle Mansfield, bounded and described as follows: or formerly of Steven and Gail A. Woods;. thence the northerly side of Eastman Street; Thence run- terly,terly, Easterly,Easterly, Northeasterly,Northeasterly, Northerly,Northerly, Northwesterly,Northwesterly, WesterlyWesterly andand SouthwesterlySouthwesterly alongalong Beginning at a point in the westerly Line of Brown Northeasterly and curving to the left along the ning N 79- 58 -26 W 1. 20' along the northerly side Avenue in the Town of Mansfield at thesoutheas- arc of a curve having: a. radius of.. five hundred of Eastman Street to the point of beginning; thethe arcarc ofof aa curvecurve forfor aa distancedistance ofof twotwo hundredhundred terly corner of the granted premises at land of twenty five and no hundredths feet ( 525. 00), a ninetyninety eighteight andand tenten hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 298.298. 10')::10'):: toto Charles M. and Donna L. PanagopouLos;.,. thence length of twenty and twenty five hundredths feet DRAINAGE EASEMENT aa pointpoint ofof compoundcompound curvature,curvature, saidsaid curvecurve beingbeing y concaveconcave toto thethe WesterlyWesterly andand havinghaving aa radiusradius ofof Northwesterly and curving to the left along the 20. 25) to a point thence turning and running S andand nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 60.60. 00')00') arc of a curve having a radius of forty and no 48- 50111" E a distance of one hundred sixty four Beginning at a concrete bound on the northerly sixtysixty andand J centralcentral angleangle ofof 284039'284039' 3737 "; "; thencethence runrun Southwes-Southwes- hundredths feet ( 40. 00), a length of forty seven and eighty three hundredths feet :( 164. 83).. to a side of Eastman Street; Thence running S 79- 03 -24 and twenty two hundredths feet ( 47. 22). to a point . point; thence turning and running S 31- 21142 "E a E 228. 731; Thence running N 25- 19 -07 W 264. 88' to terlyterly alongalong thethe arcarc ofof aa curvecurve forfor aa distancedistance ofof of tangency; thence N32- 13' - 1111Wa distance of one distance of fifty .nine and seventeen hundredths twentytwenty sevenseven andand fortyforty hundredthshundredths feet feet( ( 27.27. 401)401) toto the southerly side of Northridge Road, said point thethe endend ofof curvature,curvature, saidsaid curvecurve beingbeing concaveconcave toto hundred eighty four and seventeen hundredths feet feet ( 59. 17).`. to a point;; thence turning and run- being on a- curve; Thence running counter- clockwise 184. 17) to a point of curvature; thence Northwes- thethe NorthwesterlyNorthwesterly andand havinghaving aa radiusradius ofof thirtythirty ning S58- 38118" W a distance of two and thirty four at a radius of 225. 00' for a length of 20. 00'; 30.30. 00')00') andand aa centralcentral terly and curving to the left along . the arc of a endend nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( hundredths feet ( 2. 34): to a point; thence turning Thence running S25- 19- 07E 225. 621; Thence run- angleangle ofof 52019'52019' 48,48, thethe previousprevious threethree ( ( 3)3) coursescourses curve having a radius of one hundred twenty five and running N48- 501- 11- 1W a distance of two hundred ning N 79 -03- 24 W 217. 54' to the ' easterly side .of and no r boundbound onon thethe cul-cul- dede - - sacsac ofof TrowbridgeTrowbridge Lane;Lane; thencethence hundredths feet ( 125. 00),.. a length of twenty three and seventy five hundredths feet r, Northridge Road, said point being on a curve; runrun NN 8634157--8634157-- WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof threethree hundredhundred thirty nine and twelve hundredths feet ( 39. 12) to 223. 75) to the easterly.. line of Brown Avenue and Thence running counter- clockwise at a radius of a point of compound curvature; thence Northwes- the point of beginning. 30. 00' for a length of 36. 93' to the point of tenten andand fortyforty eighteight hundredthshundredths feet feet( ( 310.310. 48')48') terly and curving to the left along the arc of i= ! beginning. alongalong thethe NortherlyNortherly lineline ofof saidsaid TrowbridgeTrowbridge LaneLane curve having a radius of one hundred: eighty and no The above described parcel of Land is more par - toto aa pointpoint onon thethe saidsaid EasterlyEasterly lineline ofof TremontTremont Street;Street; thencethence runrun SS 00002'00002' 02"02" WW forfor aa distancedistance ofof hundredths feet ( 180. 00), a length of ninety three ticularly' shown as 201: Drain Easement on a plan Said roadway and easement are shown on the plan and ninety hundredths feet ( 93. 90) to a point of entitled --As- Built Plan. and Profile of Hidden entitled Northridge Estates last revised June 5, twotwo andand sixtysixty twotwo hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 2.2. 62')'62')' toatoa tangency; thence N80- 02137 "W a. distance of one point;point; thencethence runrun SS 00034'00034' 58--58-- EE forfor aa distancedistance ofof Lane!; Mansfield, Massachusetts, October 31, 1991, ny 1989 by R. I. M. Engineering Co. Inc. or take any hundred eighty two and sixty eight hundredths feet scale as noted, Bay Colony Surveying, Inc., Four action in relation thereto. - thirtythirty twotwo andand fortyforty fourfour hundredthshundredths feet feet( ( 32.32. 44')44') 182. 68) to point of curvature; thence Southwes- School Street, Foxborough, Massachusetts. or take f toto aa point;point; thencethence runrun SS 00042'00042' 17"17" WW forfor aa dis-dis- terly and curving to the Left along the arc of a any action in relation thereto. SPONSOR: Planning Board tancetance ofof eightyeighty threethree andand nineteennineteen hundredthshundredths feetfeet curve having a radius of thirty and no hundredths. 83.83. 191)191) toto thethe pointpoint ofof beginning,beginning, thethe previousprevious feet ( 30. 00),;. threethree ( ( 3)3) coursescourses boundbound onon thethe saidsaid EasterlyEasterly lineline a length.. of forty...and forty SPONSOR: Planning Board ll` ARTICLE 48 - Vote hundredths feet (40. 40) to a point of reverse cur- ofof TremontTremont Street.Street. vature; thence Northerly and curving to the right ARTICLE 47 - Vote Article 48 was voted favorably as proposed. ' TheThe aboveabove describeddescribed parcelparcel ofof landland containscontains 28,28, 491491 along the arc of a curve having a radius of sixty nn and no hundredths feet ( 60. 00), a length of two squaresquare feetfeet andand isis shownshown as as" " TrowbridgeTrowbridge Lane"Lane" onon aa Article 47 was voted favorably as proposed qq Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator planplan entitled entitled" " TrowbridgeTrowbridge WoodsWoods aa DefinitiveDefinitive sub-sub- hundred sixty nine and thirty hundredths feet Show of hands rr division"division" dateddated JuneJune 17,17, 19881988 andand revisedrevised throughthrough 269. 30) to a point. of tangency; thence S80- Vote declared . unanimously in favor by Moderator NovemberNovember 21,21, 19881988 byby Hutchins Hutchins- - TrowbridgeTrowbridge As-As- 02' 3711E a distance of two hundred seventy and Show of hands ARTICLE 49 s,s, forty three hundredths feet ( 270. 43) to a point..of a sociates,sociates, Inc.Inc. curvature; thence Southeasterly and curving to the ARTICLE 48 l l To see if the Town will vote to accept Trowbridge DRAINAGEDRAINAGE EASEMENT EASEMENT- - LOTLOT 77 right along the arc of acurve having a radius of A.A. Lane within the Trowbridge Woods subdivision and two hundred thirty and no hundredths feet To see if the Town will vote to accept Northridge related drainage, water and utility easements' as BeginBegin atat aa pointpoint onon thethe SoutherlySoutherly line.line. ofof 230. 00), a " length of one hundred twenty and no Road within the Northridge Estates subdivision and shown on the '- As- BuiLt Plan and Profile of hundredths feet ( 120. 00) to a point of compound Trowbridge Woods a Definitive Subdivision" dated TrowbridgeTrowbridge LaneLane inin thethe TownTown ofof Mansfield,Mansfield, CountyCounty related drainage, water ..and utility .easements as ofof BristolBristol andand CommonwealthCommonwealth ofof Massachusetts,Massachusetts, saidsaid curvature; thence Southerly and curving to the shown on the " As - Built Plan and Profile of ii June 17, 1988 and revised through November 21, right along the arc of a curve having a radius of pointpoint beingbeing locatedlocated sixtysixty sevenseven andand fortyforty sixsix Northridge Estates" last revised June 5, 1989 by 1988 by Hutchins -Trowbridge Associates, Inc. . as' a hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 67.67. 46')46') fromfrom thethe NortheasterlyNortheasterly one hundred seventy five and no hundredths feet. R. I. M. Engineering Co. Inc.. as a public way and to rr public way and to authorize the Board of Selectmen 175. 00), a Length of fifty four and seventy seven JJ cornercorner ofof LotLot 77 asas shownshown orborb aa planplan hereinafterhereinafter authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by to acquire by gift, purchase or eminent domain an referenced;referenced; thencethence runrun SS 0303 25103"25103" WW forfor adis-adis- hundredths feet ( 54. 77) to a point of tangency;, gift, purchase or eminent domain an interest in ff -.-. interestinterest inin landland asas maymay bebe necessarynecessary oror ap-ap- thence S32- 13' - 11 " E a distance of one hundred propriate to create such public way. Said roadway tancetance ofof fifteenfifteen andand nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 15.15. 001)001) land as may be necessary or appropriate to create toto aa point;point; thencethence runrun NN 8686 34157"34157" WW parallelparallel withwith fifty three and eight hundredths feet ( 153. 08) to such public way. Said roadway and related ease- n% and related easements are more specifically a point of curvature; thence Southeasterly and ments are more specifically described as follows: described as follows: thethe SoutherlySoutherly lineline ofof TrowbridgeTrowbridge LaneLane forfor aa dis-dis- curving to the left along the arc . of a curve tancetance ofof eightyeighty andand nono hundredthshundredths feet feet( ( 80.80. 001)001) toto aa point;point; thencethence runrun NN 03025'03025' 03"03" EE forfor aa distancedistance having a radius of twenty five and no hundredths Northridge Road, an existing way in the Town of TrowbridgeTrowbridge Lane,Lane, anan existingexisting wayway inin thethe TownTown ofof feet ( 25. 00), ofof eighteight andand nono hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 8.8. 001)001) toto aa pointpoint a length of forty nine and . three Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described Mansfield,Mansfield, Massachusetts,Massachusetts, isis boundedbounded andand describeddescribed line of on the arc of a curve in the Southerly line of hundredths feet ( 49. 03) to a point of tangency; -: as follows: asas follows:follows:

50 5151 Trowbridge Lane; thence run Northeasterly and Eas- Subdivision" dated June 17, 1988 and revised terly along the arc of the curve for a distanceof through November 21, 1988 by Hutchins - Trowbridge 436. 231) to a point of curvature; thence run Wes- Mansfield, Massachusetts" dated October 7, 1986

thirty and forty four hundredths feet ( 30. 441) to Associates, Inc. I terly along the arc of a curve for a distance of and revised through January 7, 1987 by Profes- the end of curvature, said curve having a radius or take any action in relation thereto. thirty eight and forty three hundredths feet sional Land Survey Associates. of sixty five snd no hundredths feet ( 65. 001); 38. 431) to the end of curvature, said curve being thence run S 86 34157" E along the Southerly line SPONSOR: Planning Board concave to the Southeasterly and . having a radius EASEMENT " B" of Trowbridge Lane for a distance of fifty and of one hundred seventy five and no hundredths feet sixty six hundredths feet ( 50. 661) to the point of ARTICLE 49 - Vote 175. 001) and a central angle of 12034' 50 "; thence Begin at a point on the Easterly line of Mill beginning; The above described parcel of land con- run S 63046140" W for a distance of seventy six Street in the Town of Mansfield, County of Bristol tains 1, 133 square feet and is shown as a No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. and sixteen hundredths feet ( 76. 161) to a point on and & ommonwealth of Massachusetts and run thence; Drainage Easement" on a plan entitled " Trowbridge the Easterly line of said Mill Street, the previ- N 63 46140" E for a distance of twenty seven and Woods a Definitive Subdivision" dated June 17, ARTICLE 50 ous three courses bound on the Northerly line of thirty six hundredths feet ( 27. 361) along the 1988 and revised through November 21, 1988 by Van Gemert Drive; thence run S 20 57' 42" E along Southerly Line of Van Gemert Drive to a point; Hutchins - Trowbridge Associates, Inc. To see if the Town will vote to accept Van Gemert the said line of Mill Street for a distance of thence run Southwesterly and Southerly along the Drive within the Van Gemert Estates subdivision fifty and twenty one hundredths feet ( 50. 21') to arc of a curve for a distance of forty four and DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOTS 3 AND ' 4 and related drainage, water and utility easements the point of beginning. thirty seven hundredths feet ( 44. 371) to a point as shown on the " Definitive Subdivision Plan of on said Easterly line of Mill Street, said curve The above described parcel of land contains 39, 420 Begin at a point on the arc of the cul- de- sac on Land in Mansfield, Massachusetts" dated October 7, r,r, being concave to the Southeasterly and having a Trowbridge Lane in the Town of Mansfield, County 1986 and revised through January 7, 1987 by square feet and is shown as Van Gemert Drive on a radius of thirty and no hundredths feet ( 30. 001) of Bristol and C8mmonwealth of Massachusetts and Professional Land survey Associates as a public plan entitled " Definitive Subdivision Plan of Land an $ a central angle of 84044' 22 "; thence run N run thence; N 71 57' 50" E, along a line four and way and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to ac- in Mansfield, Massachusetts" dated October 7, 1986 20 57142" W along said Easterly line of Mill forty seven hundredths feet ( 4. 471) Northerly of quire by gift, purchase or eminent domain an in- and revised through January 7, 1987 by Profes- Street for a distance of twenty seven and thirty and parallel with the Southerly line of Lot 3, for terest in land as may be necessary or appropriate sional Land Survey Associates. six hundredths feet ( 27. 361) to the point of a distance of one hundred forty nine and no to create such public way. Said roadway and re- beginning. hundredths feet ( 149. 001) to a point;, thence run S lated easements are more specifically described as CORNER ROUNDING EASEMENT 18 02110" E for a distance of twenty and no follows: The above described parcel of land contains 155 hundredths feet ( 20. 001) to a point Located fif- Begin at a point on the Easterly Line of Tremont square feet and is shown as easement " B" on a plan teen and fifty three hundredths feet ( 15. 531) Street in the Town of Mansfield, County of Bristol entitled " Definitive Subdivision Plan of Land in Van Gemert Drive, an existing way in the Town of Mansfield, Massachusetts" dated October 7, 1986 Southerly of said Southerly line of lot. 3; thence Mansfield, Massachusetts,:. is bounded and described and somnonwealth of Massachusetts and run thence; run S 71 57' 50" W parallel with said line of lot 3 as follows: S 00 02102" W along said Easterly line of Tremont and revised through January 7, 1987 by Profes- for a distance of one hundred thirty two and no r' Street for a distance of fifty one and eighty. four sional Land Survey Associates. hundredths feet ( 51. 841) to a point; thence run S hundredths feet ( 132. 001) to a point on the arc of VAN. GEMERT DRIVE said cul -de -sac; thence run Northwesterly along r; 86034157-- E for a distance of fifty one and eighty DRAINAGE EASEMENT the arc of the curve for a distance of twenty six four hundredths feet ( 51. 841) to a point; thence Begin at a point on the Easterly line of Mill Begin at a point on the arc of a cul -de - sac on Van and forty six hundredths feet ( 26. 468) to the Street in the Town of Mansfield, County of Bristol run Westerly, Northwesterly and Northerly along point of beginning, said cul -de -sac being concave' the arc of a curve for a distance of eighty three Gemert Drive, in the Town of Mansfield, County of and Sommonwealth of Massachusetts and run thence; a to the Westerly and having , a radius of ' sixty and J, and fifteen hundredths feet ( 83. 151) to the point Bristol and Commonwealth of Massachusetts and run no hundredths feet ( 60. 001). N 63 46140" E for a distance of eighty and seventy seven hundredths feet ( 80.771) to a point ofcur- of beginning, said curve being concave to the thence; N 82024' 33" E for a distance of one vature; thence run Easterly along the arc of Northeasterly and having a radius of fifty five hundred six and twenty four hundredths feet and no hundredths feet ( 55. 001) and a central The above described parcel of land contains 2, 784 curve for a distance of twenty . seven and forty r. 106. 241) along a line ten feet ( 101) Northerly of square feet and is shown as a " Drainage. Easement" angle of 86 36159 ". and parallel with the Southerly line of Lot 4 on a five hundredths feet ( 27. 451) to the end of curva- hereinafter referenced; thence run N on a plan entitled " Trowbridge Woods a Definitive ture, said curve being concave to: the Southeas- 1r plon The above described parcel of land contains 564 Subdivision" dated June 17, . 1988 and revised terly and having a radius of one hundred twenty 27 27143" W for a distance of twenty four and through November 21, 1988 by Hutch ins- Trowbridge five and no hundredths: feet ( 125. 001) and a square feet and is shown as " corner rounding ease - forty nine hundredths feet ( 24. 491) to a point; Associates, Inc. ment" on a plan entitled " Trowbridge Woods a thence run N 62032117" E for a distance of one central angle of 12034' 50"; thence run N76021' 301, Definitive Subdivision-' dated June 17, 1988 and hundred ten and no hundredths feet ( 110. 001) to a E for a distance of four hundred thirty six and DRAINAGE EASEMENT -. LOT 2 twenty three hundredths feet ( 436. 231) to a point revised through November 21,. 1988 by Hutchins - point on the Easterly line of said lot 4; thence Trowbridge Associates, Inc. run S 27027' 43" E for a distance of one hundred of curvature, the previous three courses bound on ten and no hundredths feet ( 110. 001) along the Begin at the Southwesterly corner of lot 2 as the Southerly line of Van Gemert Drive; thence run EASEMENT " A" shown on a plan hereinafter referenced in the Town Southeasterly along the arc of a curve for a dis- Easterly lineine of lots 4 and 5 to a point; thence of Mansfield,. County of Bristol and Commonwealth run S 62 32117" W for a distance of one hundred tance of twenty seven and forty hundredths feet ten and no hundredths feet ( 110. 001) to a point; of Massachusetts and run thence; N 09 19' 32" E 27. 401) to point of compound curvature, said Begin at a point on the Easterly line of Mill Street in the Town of Mansfield, County of Bristol thence run N 27027' 43" W for a distance of sixty along the Westerly line of said lot 2for a dis- curve being concave to the Southwesterly and tance of fifteen and no hundredths feet ( 15. 001) having a radius of thirty and no hundredths feet and r6ommonwealth of Massachusetts and run thence; four and twenty five hundredths feet ( 64. 251) to a to a point; thence run S 86034' 57" E, parallel 30. 001) and a central angle of 52019148 "; thence N 63 46140" E along the North line of Van Gemert point; thence run S 82 24133" W along a line ten with Trowbridge Lane, for a distance of eighty and run Southeasterly, Easterly, Northeasterly, North- Drive for a distance of thirty and fifteen feet ( 10. 001) Southerly of and parallel with the hundredthshundredths feetfeet ( ( 30.30. 151)151) toto aa point;point; thencethence runrun Southerly line of lot 4 for a distance of one no hundredths feet ( 80. 001) to a point; thence run erly, Northwesterly, Westerly, and Southwesterly tii S 09 19132" W, parallel with the Westerly line of along the arc of a curve: for adistance of two g g:> :> Westerly and Northwesterly along the arc of a hundred thirteen and seventy three hundredths feet to a point on said cul -de - sac; thence run North- said lot 2, for a distance of fifteen and no rflrfl curve for a distance of forty seven and twenty hundred ninety eight and ten hundredths. feet seven hundredths feet ( 47. 271) to a point on said hundredths feet ( 15. 001) to a point on the North - 298. 101) to a point of compound curvature, said erly along the arc of the cul -de - sac for a dis- erby line of Trowbridge Lane; thence run N. Easterly line of Mill Street, said curve being tance of twenty and ten hundredths feet ( 20. 101). curve being concave to the Westerly and having a concave to the Northeasterly and having a radius to the point of beginning, said cul -de - sac being 86 34157" W along the Northerly line of Trowbridge radius of sixty and no hundredths feet ( 60. 001) concave to the Westerly and having a radius of Lane for a distance of eighty and no hundredths and a central angle of 284039' thence run of thirty and no hundredthso feet ( 30. 00') o and 37";. central angle of 90 17' 07"- thence run S 250 feet to the point of beginning. Southwesterly along the arc of a curve for a dis- sixty and no hundredths feet. tance of twenty seven and forty hundredths feet E for a distance of three and thirty seven The above described parcel of land contains 1, 193 hundredths feet ( 3. 371) along said line of Mill The above described parcel of land contains 14, 288 square feet and is shown as a " Drainage Easement" 27. 401) to the end of curvature, said curve being Street to a point; thence run S 20057' 42" E for a square feet and is shown as a drainage easement on concave to the Northwesterly and having a radius distance of twenty six and eighty nine hundredths a plan entitled " Definitive Subdivision Plan of on a plan entitLed " Trowbridge Woods a Definitive of thirty and no hurdredths feet ( 30. 001) and a feet ( 26. 891) along said line of Mill Street to Land in Mansfield, Massachusetts" dated October 7, central angle of 52 1914811, the previous three the point of beginning. courses bound on the arc of a cul -de -sac; thence 1986 and revised through January 7, 1987 by Professional Land Survey Associates. or take any run S76021' 30" E for a distance of four hundred The above described parcel of land contains 226 action in relation thereto. thirty six and twenty three hundredths feet square feet and is shown as easement " A" on a plan entitled " Definitive Subdivision Plan of Land in SPONSOR: Planning Board

52 53 of 110. 63 feet to a concrete bound set at the truetrue pointpoint andand placeplace ofof beginning.beginning. ContainingContaining ARTICLE 50 - Vote' ARTICLE 52 yt point of tangency of the rounding, thencecontinu- 1,1, 939939 squaresquare feetfeet moremore oror less.less. oror taketake anyany actionaction ing; S- 73- 52 -09 -W, a distance of 163. 49 feet to a inin relationrelation thereto.thereto. No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. To see if the Town will vote to accept Potash Road concrete bound set at the point of tangency, within the Van Koert Farms subdivision and related thence; Westerly on a curve to the Left having a SPONSOR:SPONSOR: PlanningPlanning BoardBoard ARTICLE 51 drainage, water and utility easements as shown on radius of 275. 00 feet an arc distance of 50. 68 the " As - Built Plan and Profile of Potash Road" feet to a concrete bound set at the point of cur- ARTICLEARTICLE 52 52- -- VoteVote To see if the Town will vote to accept Helena prepared by Dunn Engineering, dated June 7, 1991, vature, thence; S- 63- 18- 36 -W, a distance of 85. 16 Circle within the Van Koert Farms subdivision and as a public way and to authorize the Board of L' feet to a concrete bound set at the point of tan - ArticleArticle 5252 waswas votedvoted favorablyfavorably asas proposed.proposed. related drainage, water and utility easements as Selectmen to - acquire by gift, purchase or eminent gency. Westerly and Southerly on a curve to the shown on the " As- Built Plan and Profile of Helena domain an interest in land as may be necessary or left having a radius of 175. 00 feet an arc dis- VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator Circle" prepared by Dunn Engineering, dated June appropriate to create such public way. Said road- tance of 273. 87 feet to a concrete bound set at ShowShow ofof handshands 7, 1991, as a public way and to authorize the way and related easements are more specifically the point of curvature, thence; S - 26- 21- 18 - E, a Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift, purchase or described as follows: distance of 192. 04 feet to a concrete bound set at ARTICLEARTICLE 5353 - -- VoteVote eminent domain an interest in land as may be the point of tangency, thence; Southeasterly on a z F necessary or appropriate to create such public Potash Road, an existing way in the Town of curve to the left having a radius of 250. 00 feet MoveMove thethe TownTown votevote toto amendamend SectionSection 3.3. 22 Clas-Clas- way. Said roadway and related easements are more Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described an arc distance of 179. 40 feet to a concrete bound sificationsification ofof ExtensiveExtensive UsesUses ofof thethe ZoningZoning By-By- J specifically described as follows: as follows: set at the point of curvature, thence; S- 67 -28- Laws,Laws, paragraphparagraph 3.3. 2.2. 4,4, byby addingadding secondsecond sentencesentence r toto thethe currentcurrent definition.definition. 1 09 - E, a distance of 488. 10 feet to a concrete Helena Circle, an existing way in the Town. of POTASH ROAD bound set at the point of tangency, thence; Eas- Mansfield, Massachusetts, is bounded and described f` terly on a curvet to the left having a radius of FROM:FROM: as follows: - Beginning at a concrete bound set on the Southwes- 200. 00 feet an arc distance of 142. 57 feet to a terly sideline of Franklin Street at the point of concrete bound set ' at the point of curvature, Recreation:Recreation: GolfGolf course,course, ridingriding stable,stable, HELENA CIRCLE curvature to the rounding of Potash the left thence; N- 71- 4f- 15 - E, ' a distance of 134. 21 feet to playgroundplayground andand playplay fields,fields, swimming,swimming, tennistennis andand having a radius of 30. 00 feet an arc distance of a concrete bound set at the point of tangency, similarsimilar nonnon - -- municipalmunicipal recreationrecreation facility.facility. Beginning at a concrete bound set on the southerly 42. 16 feet to a concrete bound set at the point of r' thence; Northeasterly on a curve to the left sideline of Potash Road at the point of curvature tangency, thence; S= 64- 36 -20 - W, a distance of having a radius of 325. 00 feet an arc distance of TOTO of the rounding to Helena Circle, thence: Westerly 309. 75 feet to a concrete bound set at the point 40. 17 feet to a concrete bound set at the point of 2.2. 44 Recreation:Recreation: GolfGolf course,course, ridingriding stable,stable, and Southerly on a curve to the left having a of curvature,. thence; Westerly on curve to the l curvature, thence; N- 64- 36 -20- E, a distance of 3.3. radius of 30. 00 feet an arc distance of 50. 34 feet right having radius of 375. 00 feet on an arc 329. 46 feet to a concrete bound set at the playgroundplayground andand playplay fields,fields, swimming,swimming, tennis,tennis, andand facilities.facilities. InIn to a concrete bound set at the point of tangency, distance of 46. 35 feet to a concrete bound set at Northwest corner of the intersection at Franklin similarsimilar non-non- municipalmunicipal recreationrecreation thence; S- 22- 16 - 08 -E, a distance of 136. 02 feet to the point of tangency,. thence;: S- 71- 41- 15' -W, a Street, thence; Southerly across Potash Road on a addition,addition, temporarytemporary outdooroutdoor recreationalrecreational eventsevents a concrete bound set at the point of curvature,, distance of 134. 21 feet to a concrete bound set at curve to the left having a radius of 1100. 00 feet suchsuch asas festivalsfestivals oror fairgroundfairground typetype eventsevents maymay bebe thence; Southeasterly on a curve to the left the point of curvature,. thence; Westerly on a an arc distance of 75. 73 feet to the first men- permitted.permitted. having a radius of 400. 00 feet an are distance of curve to the right having a radius of 250. 00 feet tioned concrete bound at the point and place of 171. 86 feet to a concrete bound set at the point an arc distance of 178. 21 feet to a concrete.' bound beginning. VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby Moderator Moderator- -- of compound curvature, thence; Easterly on a curve set at the point of tangency, thence; N- 67 -28- ShowShow ofof handshands to the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet an arc 09 - W,. a distance of 488. 10 feet to a concrete DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 8 distance of 27. 40 feet to aconcrete bound set at bound set at the point of curvature, thence; ARTICLEARTICLE 54 54- -- VoteVote the point of reverse curvature at the cul -de - sac, Northwesterly on a curve to the right having a Beginning at a concrete bound set on the Southerly thence; Easterly, Southerly, Westerly and North- radius of 300. 00 feet an arc distance of 215. 27 sideline of Potash Road being centerline Station- MoveMove thethe TownTown votevote toto amendamend SectionSection 3.3. 1.1. 11 ScheduleSchedule erly on a curve to the right having -a radius of feet to a concrete bound set at the point of tan ing 11 +58. 12, thence; Westerly and Northerly on a ofof PrincipalPrincipal UseUse RegulationsRegulations by:by: 60. 00 feet an are distance of 298. 10 feet to a gency, thence; N - 26 21 - 18 - W, a distance of 192. 04 curve to the right having a radius of 300. 00 feet concrete bound set at the point of reverse curva- feet to a concrete bound set at the point of cur- on arc distance of 74. 70 feet to the most Easterly 3.3. 2.2. 11 Agriculture,Agriculture, 3.3. 2.2. 22 Greenhouse,Greenhouse, 3.3. 2.2. 66 ture, thence; Northerly on a curve to the left vature, thence; Northerly and Easterly on a curve corner of said drain easement at the true point ForestryForestry becomingbecoming usesuses byby rightright ratherrather thanthan spe-spe- having a radius of 30. 00 feet an arc distance of to the right having a radius of 225300 feet anarc and place of beginning thence; S- 51- 39 -40 -W, a cialcial permitpermit inin thethe R-R- 33 Zone.Zone. 27. 40 feet to a concrete bound set at the point of distance of 352. 11 feet to a concrete bound set at distance of 197. 47 feet to a corner of easement reverse curvature, thence; Northerly on a curve to the point. of Tangency, thence; N- 63- 18 -36 -E, a thence; N- 38- 20 - 20 -W, a distance of 10. 00 feet to 3.3. 2.2. 44 RecreationRecreation becomingbecoming aa useuse byby rightright inin thethe the right having a radius of 450. 00 feet an arc distance of 85. 16 feet to a concrete bound set at frfr Lot 8/ 9 property line, thence; N- 51- 39 -40 -E, a AirportAirport Zone.Zone. the point of curvature, thence; on a distance of 193. 34 feet to a concrete bound set at tt distance of 195. 00 feet along said property line the point of curvature, thence; N- 22- 16 - 08 - W, a curve to the right having a radius of 325. 00 feet to Potash Road too point on curve, thence; Eas- 3.3. 4.4. 55 DayDay CareCare CenterCenter becomingbecoming aa useuse byby rightright inin rol P distance of 147. 85 feet to concrete bound set at an arc distance of 59. 90 feet to aconcrete bound fatly on a curve to the left having a radius of allall residentialresidential zones.zones. the point of tangency to the rounding at Potash set at the point of tangency, thence; N- 73- 52- 09- 300. 00 feet an arc distance of 10. 30 feet to the Road, thence; Northerly and Westerly on acurve to E, a distance of 472. 89 feet to a' concrete bound true point and place of beginning. Containing fy ,; the left having a radius of 30. 00 feet an arc dis- set at the point of curvature, thence; Easterly on 1, 962 square feet more or less. AddingAdding aa columncolumn titled titled" "" SPA"SPA" ( ( ( SiteSite PlanPlan tance of 43. 91 feet to a concrete bound set at the a curve to the right having a radius of 250. 00 Approval).Approval). point of curvature, thence; N- 73- 52 -09 -E, across feet an arc distance of 62. 81 feet to a concrete DRAINAGE EASEMENT - LOT 9 Helena Circle a distance of 110. 63 feet to the bound set at the point of tangency,: thence; N - 88- first mentioned concrete bound at the point and 15- 50- E, a distance of 377 -96 feet to a concrete BeginningBeginning atat aa concreteconcrete boundbound setset onon thethe SoutherlySoutherly place of beginning. or take any action in relation bound set at the Northwest corner of the intersec- sidelinesideline ofof PotashPotash RoadRoad beingbeing centerlinecenterline station-station- thereto. tion of Franklin Street and Potash Road, thence; inging 11 11+ ++58.58. 12,12, thence;thence; WesterlyWesterly andand NortherlyNortherly onon aa S- 07- 45 - 34 -W, a distance of 50: 70 feet along F,..F,.. curvecurve toto thethe rightright havinghaving aa radiusradius ofof 300.300. 0000 feetfeet SPONSOR: Planning Board Franklin Street to a: concrete bound set atthe anan arcarc distancedistance ofof 85.85. 0000 feetfeet toto thethe centercenter lineline Southwest corner of said intersection, thence,- 11 211211 ofof saidsaid 201201 widewide draindrain easementeasement atat thethe lotlot 8/8/ 99 ARTICLE 51 - Vote S- 88- 15 - 50 -W, a. distance of 369. 60 feet toacon- propertyproperty cornercorner beingbeing thethe truetrue pointpoint andand placeplace ofof crete bound set at the point of tangency, thence; i beginning,beginning, thence;thence; 5-5- 51-51- 3939 - --40 40- --W,W, aa distancedistance ofof Article 51 was voted favorably as proposed. Westerly on a curve to the left having a radius of 195.195. 0000 feetfeet alongalong saidsaid propertyproperty lineline toto thethe endend ofof 200. 00 feet an arc distance of 50. 25 feet to thethe draindrain easement,easement, thence;thence; N-N- 38-38- 20 20- -- 20 20- --W,W, aa dis-dis- Vote declared unanimously in favor by Moderator concrete bound set at the point of curvature, tancetance ofof 10.10. 0000 feetfeet toto aa cornercorner ofof saidsaid easement,easement, Show of hands thence; S- 73- 52 - 09 -W, a distance of 198. 77 feet to thence;thence; N-N- 51-51- 39 39- --4040 - -- E,E, aa distancedistance ofof 192.192. 8989 feetfeet toto a concrete bound set at the point of curvature to FF aa cornercorner onon aa curvecurve atat PotashPotash Road,Road, thence;thence; Eas-Eas- the rounding at Helena Circle, thence continuing; terlyterly onon aa curvecurve toto thethe leftleft havinghaving aa radiusradius ofof S- 73- 52 - 09 -W, across Helena Circle a' distance 300.300. 0000 feetfeet anan arcarc distancedistance ofof 10.10. 2222 feetfeet toto thethe

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3. 4. Picture Theater N N N N N N N S N N N Y 1 Municipal Use Y Y y ' y y` yY y Y * y. 4. 3. 2 Educational Y Y y y y y y y.'Y y* Y 3. 3. 6 INDUSTRIAL USES 4. 3" Religious Y Y Y y Y y y y y y *.. y. 3. 4. 3. 6. 1 Warehouse N N N N N N N y S Y* Y 4 Philanthropic S S 5.. S y y y y y N y 3. 4. 5 3. 6. 2 Bulk Material E -.. Day Care Center y y y y. y y y Y Y` N.: Y 3. 4. 6 Storage / Sales N N N N N N Y y y Y* Y Hospital, Home S S S S Nursing y y Y y Y N y 3. 4. 7 Community Life Care 3. 6. 3 Light Manufacturing N N N N N N N Y Y Y* Y Center 3. 6. 4 General Manufacturing N N N. N N N N y Y S* y ail I, N S N N N N N N N N* y I! 3. 4. 8 N N N N N N N S N N N Y Public Service S S S 3. 6. 5 Resree Recvey Facility Utility S Y y y y Y* y 3. 4. 9 Aviation N N N N N N N N N N* y 3. 7 CLASSIFICATION OF OTHER USES 3. 7. 1 Older Building Reuse S S S S S S S S S S* Y I I = South of Route 106 only, at density allowed in Residence .9dis- xz 3. 7. 2 Mixed BUS/ Res. Use N N N N Y S N N N S Y trict UsesUses inin accordanceaccordance withwith AirportAirport MasterMaster PlanPlan approvedapproved byby Uses in accordance with Airport Master Plan approved by Town TownTown Meeting.Meeting. Meeting. SS = = SpecialSpecial PermitPermit ofof thethe PlanningPlanning Board.Board. SPASPA = = SiteSite PlanPlan ApprovalApproval RequiredRequired S = Special Permit of the Planning Board. VoteVote declareddeclared unanimouslyunanimously inin favorfavor byby ModeratorModerator - - ShowShow ofof handshands SPA = Site Plan Approval Required

F1f 5757 ARTICLE 55 ARTICLE 57 - Vote Total Operating Budget 812, 654, 013" Resident Tuition 23. 178 To see if the Town will vote to raise or ap- The motion on Article 57 failed on standing vote Trade School TOTAL EDUCATION BUDGET 512, 677, 191 propriate . or transfer the sum of 855, 000 ( fifty - count. five thousand dollars) for the construction of a 29 in favor 69 opposed new animal shelter on the site of the old Town Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands Dump on East Street, or take any action in rela- Reconsideration failed. tion thereto. ARTICLE 3 - Vote A motion was made and favorably voted at 11: 10 Move that the Town vote to amend the vote passed BY PETITION: Douglas M. Ronald P. M. to adjourn the Annual Town Meeting and the under Article 7 of the 1992 Annual Town Meeting 22 Glen Street Special Town meeting originally scheduled for and . vote to appropriate $ 32, 000 and to transfer April 27, 1992 at 8: 00 P. M. and postponed to the from available funds 8214, 000 for various capital ARTICLE 55 - Vote end of the Annual Town Meeting was called to or- der. improvements as follows: No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. Water $ 104, 000 110, 000 ARTICLE 1 - Vote Wastewater ARTICLE 56 A. D. A. Plans 5, 000 Airport Rehabilitation 8, 000 Move that the Town vote' to purchase, take by Vehicle 19. 000 To see if the Town will vote to authorize the eminent domain, or accept by gift, the easements Police Total 8246, 000 Board of Selectmen to sell a parcel of land Lo- for sidewalk and drainage on either side of Ware cated on Assessors Map 24, Lot 295. This parcel Street from the intersection of East Street to the consists of 5, 640 square feet of land and is Lo- intersection of Short Street and any other items Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands cated at the corner of Clinton and Pleasant relating to the Ware Street Sidewalk Project. Streets, or take any action in relation thereto. A motion was made and favorably voted at 8: 15 P. M. to adjourn the Special Town Meeting. Voted favorably BY PETITION: Sara C. Forbes 84 in favor 3 opposed - Standing vote count 1 Clinton Street At 11: 15 P. M. a motion was made and favorably ARTICLE 56 - Vote voted to adjourn the Special Town Meeting. VITAL STATISTICS

No action taken. The Article was withdrawn. JUNE 10, 1992

ARTICLE 57 The June 10, 1992 Special Town Meeting was called . YEAR BIRTHS' MARRIAGES DEATHS POPULATION to order at 7: 45 P. M. by Moderator Robert H. Sa -. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning quet. The total number' of voters attending the 1982 175 107 83 13, 596 By - Laws and Zoning Map as necessary to rezone from session was 279. There were fifteen quests its present classification, which is Medium Den- present in the auditorium. `.. 1983 160 108 62 13, 712 Residential - sity R2, to the following clas- 1984 184 118 76 13, 828 sification of Highway Business - B3, for the fol- ARTICLE 1 - Vote 77 14, 689 lowing parcels situated on the southerly side of 1985 191 133 - School Street and easterly side of relocated Route Move that the Town vote to amend the vote passed 1986 226 130 - 71 14, 700 140 and the westerly side of Willow Street. under Article 4 of the 1992 Annual Town Meeting 1987 205 113 97 14, 790 and vote to raise and appropriate and transfer 1988 272 140 86 15, 360 A. Certain parcels of land located on the easterly from available funds 815, 798, 029 to defray the ex- 276 89 16, 135 side of relocated Route 140; southerly of School penses of the Town departments, as further 1989 159 Street and westerly of Willow Street identified on described in a document entitled " Town of 1990 303 143 90 16, 568 the Mansfield Assessor' s Map # 12 as parcels num- Mansfield Municipal Budget 1992 - 93" for the ensu- 1991 335 141 67 16, 780 bered 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 and more particularly ing 12 -month period beginning July 1, 1992, and to described as follows. transfer funds from the following accounts: 1992 286 146 81 17, 500

B. Beginning at a point located at the westerly Wetlands Protection Act $ " 5, 000 side of the intersection of Spring Street and Ambulance Fees 85, 000 School Street, thence running approximately 340 Abatements /Exemptions 50, 577 feet to a point located on the easterly side of Pension Reserves 35, 000 Route 140 and School Street, thence turning Free Cash 85, 800 southerly along said Route 140 and running ap- State Aid to Libraries. 13, 112 proximately 889 feet to a point, thence turning Water Operations 223, 261 easterly and running approximately 122 feet to a Wastewater Operations 262, 221 point, thence turning northerly and running ap- Electric Department 421, 331 proximately 620 feet to a point, thence turning Stabilization Fund; 132, 669 easterly and running approximately 498 feet to a point along Willow Street, thence turning north- Voted favorably - Majority vote - Show of hands erly and running approximately 375 feet back to the point of beginning. The total land is ap- ARTICLE 2 - Vote proximately 5 1/ 2 acres, being the land owned by Mark and Kathy Crichton and Donald E. and Nancy L. Move that the Town vote to amend the vote passed Bailey. or take any action in relation thereto. under Article 5 of the 1992 Annual Town Meeting and vote to raise and appropriate and transfer BY PETITION: Mark and Kathy Crichton 8318, 813 from Stabilization Funds a sum of money 170 School Street as necessary to defray the expenses of the Donald E. and Nancy L. Bailey MansfieLd Public School System for the ensuing 164 Spring Street 12 - month period beginning July 1, 1992, as fol- lows:

58 59 TOWN ACCOUNTANT p FINANCIAL REPORTS TOWN OF MANSFIELD

In accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts General Laws, the Accountant' s Report for the Fiscal. E GENERAL FUND Year July 1, 1991 through June 30, 1992 is hereby submitted. FUND 01 The financial condition of the Town is shown by a Statement of Revenue, Actual versus Budget, and Balance, BALANCE SHEET- June 30, 1992 Sheets. Also included are statements of Long Term Debt and Analysis of Free Cash. ASSETS

TOWN OF MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS F'•" 125. 00 Statement of Revenue and Expenditures Petty Cash 2 ,667 ,590. 23 Budget and Actual Cash- Unrestricted Checking JURa so, 1992 Certificate of Deposit 0.00 i Combined Investments 8, 885. 12 P/ P Taxes Receivable- 1992 6, 581 .02 ORIGINAL FINAL FAVORABLE Z BUDGET BUDGET ACTUAL.... ( UNFAVORABLE) P/ P Taxes Receivable- 1991 6, 564.65 REVENUES P/ P Taxes Receivable - Prior Years 43,722.07 ReapPeraonel Property Taxes 16875,817 15,875.617 15, 875,617 0 Motor Vehicle Excise 1, 059,313 1, 069,919 R/ E Taxes Receivable - 1992 995, 108. 26 Licenses /Permits 277,482 277,482 1, 021,301, 820686 97,24,499)404 r R/ E Taxes Receivable - 1991 569 001. 74 Investment Income 3081000 308,000 281, 600 26,400) r'. „• Mergevemmental 4, 11e, 2e0 4, 116z60 4.262.955 144, 695 R/ E Taxes Receivable - Prior Years 176,719.44 PILOT 185, 100 Weer and Sewer - 2, 767,893 2,767,893 2,96,674 saie; Provision for A &E - 1992 198,913. 22 Departmental 276,320 276, 320 r 128,407. 42 Fines and Forfelts 206,600 208, 600 278,199,045612 Issas)1, 726 Provision for A &E- 1991 Penalties /Merest 199, 459 199,459 261, 085 61, 626 28,634. 55 Hotel - Motel Tex 120,000 120,000 162.961 42, 961 t Provision for A &E - Prior Years Miscellaneous 98.036 98,036 64.463 33.573) Deferred Revenue- Tax Liens 1, 443,741. 99 TOTAL REVENUE 25,494,080 25,494,080 25.814.086 918,986 Tax Liens Receivable 990,028.78 Deferred Revenue - Tax Liens 990,028. 78 EXPENDITURES 123,767. 20 Education 12,808,779 12, 808,979 12699,517 169;462 MN Excise Receivable - 1992 General Government 1. 202,037 1, 237,271 1, 132, 761 104,510 63,250.43 Public Safety 2,753, 683 2,759,332 M r Excise Receivable - 1991 f, Public Works 914. 493 914,493 2,712,753,378180 161,48,954313 M/ V Excise Receivable - Prior Years 180,507.85 Culture /Recreation 401, 652 401, 652 389,165 Pension and Fringe 9, 320,888 3,280,218 3.092.639 167,12,487560 Deferred Revenue = M/V Excise 367, 525.46 Were and Sewer 2,024,151 2,024;304 1. 983,159 Debt Service 1, 770,059 1, 770,059 1, 431, 376 336,41.664145 1Apportioned Sewer - 1992 113.59 Environmental 159, 094 159, 117 12,449 Apportioned Sewer - Prior Years 207.60 sanitation 703, 644 703,644 687,146,886706 f. Human Services 242, 228 242,228 216.673 29,15,936353 Committed Interest - 1992 56.79 State and County Charges 238, 453 238.463 234,681" 3,772 Committed Interest - Prior Years 15. 19 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 28538,939 26, 539,749 25. 482105 1, 067844 9O6C5 Deferred Revenue - Sewer Apportionment 393. 17 EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES ( 1, 044, 859) ( 1045,869) 931, 961 1. 377.630 Tax Foreclosures 15,357.83 Deferred Revenue - Tax Foreclosures 15,357.83 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES ( USES): OPERATING TRANSFERS IN ( OUT); tt p Trust Funds 35,000 ( 456.482) 479,172) 23,690) LIABILITIES r,. Special Revenue Funds ( 364,360) 126,662 Proprietary Funds 405,576 405,576 430,94,590111 32.25,014551) Warrants Payable 276 207.42 Capital Projects ( 120, 322) ( 120,322) 80,122) 40,200`, Payroll Deductions 90,308.76 TOTAL OPERATING TRANSFERS ( 44, 106) ( 43.566) 34, 593) 8, 973

Excess ( Deficiency) of Revenues r EQUITY and Other Financing Sources Over f Expenditures and Other 134, 127.61 rs F. B. Reserve for Water /Sewer Betterments Financing Sources ( 1, 088,965) ( 1, 089. 235) 297,368 1, 386,603 F. B. Reserve for Escrow 121, 457.05

Other Budget items F. B. Reserve for Encumbrances 618, 127.93 Tmnner hom Available Funds 94,900 94. 900 r F.B. Reserve for Expenditures 136,37800 Free Cash Appropriated 994,335 994, 335" F.B. Unreserved 1, 299,993.58, 1, 089,235 1, 069,235 0 0

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ff ASSETS J TOWN OF MANSFIELD Cash— Unrestricted Checking 445,344.66 Due from Commonwealth —C. 90 750,875.00 SCHOOL LUNCH t° Deferred Revenue —Intergovernment 750,875.00 FUND 22 BALANCE SHEET —June 30, 1992 ` LIABILITIES f; Warrants Payable 4,767.32

EQUITY ASSETS F. B. School Grants 109,486. 93 F. B. Premium on Sale of Bonds 62,359.35 Cash —Unrestricted Checking 20,648. 98 F.B. Highway Chapter 337 66,907.77 r F. B. Insurance Loss Escrow 33.94 LIABILITIES F. B. COA Grants 1, 842. 90 F. B. Arts Lottery Grant 4,900.61 Warrants Payable 3,852.81 F. B. Criminal Justice 34,171. 36 F.B. Bridge Replacement —C. 90 3. 00, EQUITY F. B. School Details 13,697.39 r F. B. NSF Grant (School) 2, 579. 18 F. B. Unreserved 16,796. 17 % F. B. Lost Books 4,861. 55 f F. B. Athletic Revolving 54,628.41 20,648.98' ` 20,648.98 F. B. Adult Education 3, 091. 54 F. B. Recreation Revolving 48,608. 13 F. B. Ambulance Revolving 25,408.36 F. B. Band and Music 710.95 f F. B. Municipal Outside Details 1, 804.79 F.B. Library M. E. G. Grant 40,687.95 F. B. Sale of Real Estate 379.05

r F. B. Reserve for Appropriation WWTP 66,200.65 F. B. Chicken Anti —Trust 578.01 F. B. Right to Know 1, 377. 00 F. B. Reserve for Census 63.37 F. B. Gifts & Bequests 94, 285.51 10, 640.00 x, F. B. Wetlands Protection Reserve f F. B. Pay & Ride ( School) 10, 243.00

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LIABILITIES CashCash — — UnrestrictedUnrestricted CheckingChecking 81,81, 620.620. 7777 Warrants Payable 67,433.66 UserUser ChargesCharges Receivable'Receivable' 97,97, 879.879. 3535 Bonds and Notes Payable 200,000.00 UtilityUtility LiensLiens Receivable Receivable- - 19921992 0.0. 0000 UtilityUtility LiensLiens ReceivableReceivable — — PriorPrior 2,2, 055.055. 8585 EQUITY DeferredDeferred RevenueRevenue 99,99, 935.935. 2020

F. B. Library /COA 15,845.43 i LIABILITIESLIABILITIES F. B. Elementary School 1, 789,311. 73'; 15,15, 472.472. 7777 F. B. Well Acquisition 250, 367. 17 WarrantsWarrants PayablePayable F. B. WWTP Feasability Study 200,000.00 F. B. Quality Improvements 10,590.54 EQUITYEQUITY F. B. Capital Projects 144,265.62 66,66, 148.148. 0000 F. B. Municipal Development 219,362. 00 F.F. B.B. ReserveReserve forfor EncumbrancesEncumbrances F. B. Industrial Park 722,800.42 181,181, 555.555. 9797 181, 555.9797 F. B. Reconstruction N. Main Street 169,895.54 F. B. Conservation Land Acquisition 53,400.00 F. B. Sanitary Sewer Extension 413,222. 29 F. B. Water Quality Improvements II 30,000.00 >' F. B. Water Pollution Control Facility 56,000.00 F. B. Potassium Inspection 26,000.00 F. B. Dechlorination 28,200.00'

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6464 AmAm 6565 TOWN OF MANSFIELD LONG TERM DEBTS FUND 90 Balance Sheet —June 30, 1992

TOWN OF MANSFIELD, ASSETS WATER FUND FUND 61 Amount to be Provided 28, 142,608. 72 Balance Sheet —June 30, 1992 LIABILITIES

ASSETS Bonds Payable Wastewater Treatment Plant 785,000. 00 Cash —Unrestricted 315,669.93 Checking Lyons Brook 665,000.00 Charges Receivable 144,618.06 User Well and Water 1, 392, 608.72 Water Betterments 9,467.84 Water 11; 285,000. 00 Committed Interest 8,885.41 Highway Garage 150,000. 00 Sprinkler Charges Receivable 40,007.75 Library /COA 2, 126, 000.00 Liens Receivable - 1992 820.89 Utility Elementary School 17, 220,000.00 Liens Receivable —Prior 2,818.34 Utility Water III 894,000. 00 Deferred Revenue 188,265.04 Well Acquisition 1, 180,000.00 Deferred Revenue —Water Betterments 18,353.25 Landfill Closure 1, 345,000.00 Industrial Park 1, 775, 000.00 LIABILITIES Emergency Communications 325,000.00

Warrants Payable 19, 115.53 28,142,608.72 28,142, 608.72

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F. B. Reserve for Encumbrances 86, 533.96 F. B. Reserve for Appropriation 210,020.44

522,288. 22 522,288.22

67 66 TOWN OF MANSFIELD TOWN OF MANSFIELD ANALYSIS OF FREE CASH TRUST ACCOUNTS Balance Sheet - June 30, 1992 Balance Sheet —June 30, 1992

ASSETS 1, 299,994 Fund Balance 4,835,414. 51 Plus: Cash 2,449, 129 Deferred Revenue —Property Taxes FUND BALANCES

Less: 2,805,084 Non —Expendable Trusts /Custody Treasurer 13, 045.00 Property Taxes Receivable 12,329 Cemetery Funds 74,050.00 Fund Balance Deficits WW II Scholarship Funds 9,179.18 Jacob Williams Fund 931, 710 1, 000.00 Certified Free Cash —June 30, 1992 Williams School Fund 94,034.60 C.O.A.

Expendable Trusts /Custody Treasurer 514,885.55 Stabilization Funds LONG TERM DEBTS 2,541. 22` Stephen Keach Trust 1, 199.72' June 30, 1992 Cemetery Fund 451, 232.49 Retirement Reserve 12;116.86 Balance Balance WW II Scholarship 6/ 30/ 92 4,550.81 Rates 6/ 30/ 91 Jacob Williams School 1, 790.33 Jacob Williams Library 3,630,474.94 105,000 0 WWTP Depreciation Trust School 5.7% to 6. 00% 1, 405.72 1, 720,000 1,450,000 Law Enforcement Trust Wastewater 6. 0% to 8.75% 23,906.09 1, 784,600 1, 677, 609 C.O.A. Water 5.0% to 7.75% 947,000 894,000 4, 835,414.51 4,835,414.51 Water Main 6.6% to 7. 00% 175,000 150,000 DPW Garage 6.6% to 6. 80% 2,056,000 6. 6% to 7.00% 2, 178,000 Library 600,000 400,000 ASSETS Middle School 6.6% 1, 095,000 1, 065,000 Water Well 6.6% to 7.00% 0 16, 820,000 81, 843.22 Middle School 6.6% Cash 0 1, 345, 000 Landfill 6.6% 0 325,000 FUND BALANCES Communications 6.6% 0 1, 775,000 Industrial Park 6.6% Expendable Trusts /Custody Library Trustees 0 115,000 2,628.73 Ash Property 6.6% 0 70,000 Library—Working Fund 1, 923.48 Library 6.6% Library— Building Fund 1, 687.57 8,604,600 28,142,609 Library—Hodges Fund 3,879.22 Library—Hopkins Fund 1, 463.48 Library —Moss Fund 1, 451. 72 Library—Phipps Fund 68,809.02 Library —General Fund 81, 843.22

6969 M TOWN TREASURER TOWN COLLECTOR Again this year the Town' s investment earnings decreased significantly as a result of rapidly declining and increased efforts to protect our funds from bank failure. The following tables present a comparison of taxes versus percent collected at fiscal year end. Please note that motor vehicle excise is assessed on a calendar basis; therefore, the amounts levied and percentages collected in The following is a breakdown of the sources of all revenues that passed through the Treasury during F FY1992 represent only six months of activity. Year 1992 and the cash position of the Town at the beginning and end of the fiscal year. Please note available cash does not mean uncommitted cash. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Total Percent Satisfied RECEIPTS Tax Rate Tax Levy at FY End 16,009,580.55 Real Estate and Personal Property 92 12.28/ 14.31 16,276,077.00 93.5 162,961. 00 Room Occupancy Tax 91 10.83/ 13.09 15,722,668.00 96.3 Penalties and Interest on Taxes 263,475.65 90 10.33/ 12.49 14,416,741. 20 98.6 Motor Vehicle 1, 046,092.23 Electric Receipts 21, 051, 458.99 liens against properties for unpaid taxes June 30, 1992 totalled $ 1, 005, 387. Water Receipts 1, 553,810.02 Sewer Receipts 1, 308;962.39 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE Agency Receipts 16,594,455.14 i Inspections, Permits, Licenses Total Percent Satisfied Fines 199,394.97 Year Tax Rate Tax Levy at FY End Departmental Receipts and Refunds 1, 817,052.55 Investment Earnings 281, 600.32 1992 25.00 759,865.86 83.9 Gifts 66,919.42 1991 25.00 1, 052,974.20 94.0 1, 450,961. 49 Revolving Accounts and Reserves 1990 25.00 1, 121, 935.52 95.5 Government Grants and Distributions 4,487, 174.96 Other Financial Sources 1, 013,776.00 Borrowings 23,545,000.00 BOARD OF ASSESSORS TOTAL RECEIPTS 91, 160,646.98 FY1993 ( July 1, 1992 -June 30, 1993) is a year of change for the Assessor' s Office. The 1992 Annual Town CASH Meeting voted to adopt legislation allowing the assessment of real estate to July 1, a six -month pick up of growth. July 1st will now be the deadline for property assessment each year. For this reason, the Board of Assessors voted to approve preliminary bills for the first time ensuring timely tax mailings for the first half of Cash 7/ 1/ 91 8, 346,265.72 FY1993. Preliminary bills are based on the previous year' s value and rate for the first half billing. Second Receipts 91, 160,646.98 half billing, due May 1st, will be the actual new assessment and new tax rate. The rate for FY1993 has not Disbursements 91, 438,807.85 been set to date. Cash 6/30/92 8,068, 104.85 Warrants Payable 386,977.66 Fiscal Year 1993 is also a revaluation year for Mansfield. We expect many questions on both the preliminary Available Cash 7i681, 127. 19 bill and the revaluation. The Assessor' s Office welcomes calls regarding taxes, abatements, and exemptions. Exemption forms are available for veterans, surviving spouses, blind, and elderly (those over 70 years of age). Board meetings are held on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall and the public is invited.

An average of 100% of all nonrestricted funds were invested throughout the year.

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