ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

TOWN OFFICERS

OF THE

TOWN OF KINGSTON

MASSACHUSETTS

1992 TOW}I OF KINCSTON Area ofTown 19.21 sq. rnilcs

ANNUAL TOWN TIDDTING First Satord y in April

ANNUAL TO\T'N ILECTION The Board did borrow moriey fo. closure of the landfilt and a Donion of lhe Second Si[urda] in April landfill has now been covered in accordonce rvith the reeulali;ns of rhe proleclion- MA Depaflment of Environmenlal Trash is now"coltected at the ttansfer station eith€r for recycling or for transfer to the SEMASS incineralor. POPULATION I992 TOWN CENSUS 9.028 In spile ofculbacks in srale and federal funding, the Seleilmen continue to pursue remedies lo the sewage-disposal probleirs that many honteoryners POPULT\TION | 990 FEDERAL CENSUS experience and lo pollution of Kin_qston Bay. Also in the interesl of public 9,045 safely, rhe Board is cooldinaling irs effons with lhose of lhe plynrouih and Duxbury nuilear advisory conrmilees lo monilor activilie5 al pilqrim Nucle:rr Stalion. Tr\X RATE FOR FY 1993 513.71 The Bodrd of Seleclmen is -srateful to the Town Administrator and lo t elected officials, town emptoyees, and lhe unpaid volunteers who ptovide thc Torvn's services faithfully and professionally. In spite oI the dismrying evenrs thal iave occasioned the suspension of rhe police chief and a police officer. the Selectmen are confident that the public is being well protecred and well seled by Acling Police Chief Wayne Cristani and the poiice ofllcers under bis direction.

Clive W. Beastey, Chairman MODERATOR .,...... r...... -'..-'...... -:.-..-.-...... Term Expires 1993

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enn Expircs 1995 18 Pine Brook Drive ASSESSORS Jrmrs C. Judge, Chaimran.._...... -..._.._...... ,-...-...... Tenn Expi.es t 994 6C€nterstreer \tilliarn J. Twohig.....,.... .-_...-..-.---.....Tcrnr Expircs 1993 $,\lnlflowei Srrecr Temr Expires 1995

COLLECTOR OFTAXES Tenn Expires 1995

TOWN TREASURER Temr Expires 1993

SCHOOL CONIN,IITTEE Colleen p- Cosra, Chrirman Term Expires | 994

Tcrm Expires 1993

Term Expires 1993

Ten Expires |995 Ash Diile William J. O'Brien, cnr Elpires (stare appoinree) 1993 Broolidale Street l8 Brook Streel IEI Joseph M. Palombo erm Expires l99j CONSTABLES l8 Harborview Drive tlfrcd D. Danch tmr llxpires 1995 Richard C. Scanlon.---- ....Term Expires I995 { PlEasant Street 3? Grove Street ,llncs R. Coonan crnl Erpires t9t5 Cynlhia A, Filzgerald Term Expires 1996 I Pl.arant Strccl l9 Oak Street WATER COiVI I\,I IS S ION I] R S Paul A. Vantangoli Term Expires 199? Rkh.lrd l\,iLoring, Jr., Chairr a ...... -..,...... ,...... TenD t\pircs l99rl 5 Brightside Avenue J0Tremont Slrecl LIBRARY TRUSTEES o$rgt D. CraYertho cn Erpircs 1993 Josepb F. Glass, Chairman Term Expires lg95 2?7 Grore Slreel 153 Summer Slreet Fad D. Slenson, Jr. cnn Dxpires 1995 Margaret J. Wamsman Term Expires 1993 9Smelt Pond I0O Summei Slreet PLI\NNING BOT\RD Brian G. Mcwilliams Term Expires 1993 9 Creen Street Stun . Fanell, Chaimrfln....,...... -...... -_...... ,..._...... 'l'ernl Il)ipircs 19.)7 l0l Loke Slreerj Mary C. Che1ry Term Expires 1994 l2 Indian Pond Road Fndtrick E. Conorv T('nI li\pircs 1993 Valerie C. Nee... Tcrm Expires 1994 2lE Inditn Pond Road tdmund 7 James G. Justice way J. King, Jr. .,...... Tcrn) E\pirqi 1994 Dennis N. Randall Term Expires 1995 {9 Winrhrop Srreer Rohn f. 360 Grove SIreer cosselin, Jr. 'fcnn E)ipires 1995 2.lSilre. LaIe SILVER LAKE REGIONAL SCHOOL Drive llichaelj. DISTRICT ColvllvtITTEE FROM KINGSTON Ruprecht...... _...._..-...... Tcr Expires 1996 216 trhin James D. Pralt Term Expires l99l Srreer 266 Main Street . RECRE,\TION COI\II'ISSION Frances E. Botelho-Ho€9...... -.-..---..-.-...... Appoint€d ATE ,ohnP. to 1993 Holnles. Chiinnan ...... _.-_..-- l emr Expircs I994 394 Elm Slreel...... ---...... Terrn Expires 1994 ll Brook Srre€l Wayne G. Bouley ...... erm Expires I995 -llan r. Drerv --. Tenn E\pires 199-l 36 Brook Streer 19 Er:er-ereen Strcet ceorge A. cappola..... -...._..._...... Terrn Expires 1995 Ntn.I Kenyon f...... Term Expires t 5 Lydon Lane Ii 993 , Bradford Ar,cnue ,r5on BOARD OF HEALTH P Potrykus ...... - Tenn llxpires | 994 David D, Filzgerald, Chairman 1993 165lndixn ponri Term Expires - Ro.rd l9 Oali Slreel L'rnnis iU. Carvrlho .. Temr E)ipires | 99-5 Roberra C. Medal...... Appoinred ro 1993 ATE t?Slfaio Srreei I I High Pines Drive Term Expires 1994 Paul A. Tu.a.... Term Expires 1995 l2 Jones River Drive APPOIN'TED ACCOUNTANT Temr E\pires 6-30-93 Cdnlracl Cl-llRK. IIOARD OF SELIICTITIEN AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT COORDINATOR ...... Tenn E)ipires 6-30-93

ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER COliltvlUNITY PROBATION IIOARD Tcmt Expircs 6-30-93 Anhur J. Thomas Term Exp;:es 4-30-93 A. Costa...... ARTS COUNCIL CONINtUNITY SERVICII BOr\RI) Expircs 6-30-93 Vilma R. Balboni Term Expires 6-30-93 lrfl! A. Ruflini Tcmr Kimberly K. Beasley Term Expires 6-30-94 coNsER\,ATtON COnTN SStON Patrick P. Berry Term Expires 6'30-93 Pini duBois, Chainnan Tcnn Expircs 6-30-95 Mary Ann Driscoll Terrn Expires 6-30-9-l RogerJ. Gr,r 1'enn Expires 6-30-93 Term Erpires 6-30-91 Ceorge W. Schilling Temr Erpires 6-30-93 Raymond Russo Term Expires 6-30-9,1 llarie F. King Tcnn Expircs 6-30-94 Gobin J. Stair Temr Expires 6-30-94 Tenn Expires 6-10-94 Anne Walsh ExpiJlrs Term 6-30-94 Philemon T. Wnhers Temr lirpircs 6-30-94 ASSISTANT ASSESSOR William E. WaIson...... Temr Expires 6-30-95 (M.G.L. Chapter 41, Scction 254) hy Wennenrer, Enforcernent Officer...... --...--...Tcnn Expircs 6-30-93 Judirh A. Y Temr Expires 7-01-93 COUNCIL Oi\* ACING ASSISTANT ASSESSOR (Honorary) trl$riel A. Boyce, Dircctor Ternl Expircs 6'30-93 James G. Makrys Term Expires 6-30-93 Ahhea C. Cushnlitn Temr Expircs 6-30-93 John T. Donahue T€rm Expires 6-30-93 D.lii N. Fc rrc irll...... Term Expires 6-30-93 ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK ohdJ's K. tUalone Temr E)ipires 6-30-94 (M.G.L. Chapter 4l, Section l9) Fmnces E. Durgin ...... 7efm E)ipires 6-30-95 Mary E. Boutin Term Expires 4-10-9J 0lalo B. Dei\'laccdo ...... Term Expires 6-30-95 olire lil. Wisely Term Expires 6-30-95 ASSISTANT TOWN TREASURER Richard P. Cretinon Term Expircs 6-30-95 (M.G.L. Chapler 41, Section 39A) Cean C. Richards Temr Expires 4-10-93 DEPUTY TAX COLLECTOR $illinm E. Po Tcrm Expires l2-31-93 BUILDINC INSPECTOR Roscoe A. Cole Term Expires l2- | 6-93 Paul L. Aamslrong Temr Expires 6-30 94 Fred D. Svenson, Jr., Ahemate Term Expires 6-30-94 E.9I I CONIT'ITTEE trlichael Besr Durarion ofComnritlce CABLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Harley S. ofConlmirree (t991 ATM An.4l, t99l STM An. l9) Cadenhead.._. ..--...... -Duration E$-!eDe F. Conrmillee L. Richard Ellison...... --.--.---.Term Exoires 6-30-93 Creedon...... ,- .....-..--....Duration of Dryid R. commitlee D- Charles Wusenich Term Expires 6-30-93 criffiths ...... -.....-.... Durarion of Dalid C. Francis R: Murphy Term ExPires 6-30'94 tltcKee Duralion ofCotnmiltee PhilipW. Peter M. Vacchino Temr Expires 6-30-94 Turd Duration of Conrnriltee June A. Ballinger Term ExPires 6-30-93 Dr(id A. Chuckr:rn Te rm Expires 6-30-93 EDUCr\TIONAL FUND TRUSTEES Joseph J. D'Agostino Term Expires 6-30 93 Reneha A. N,loran Temr Expires 6-30-93 Kevin F- Cully, Selectmxn Liaison Temr Expires 6-30-93 u,vid v. Gavigan Term Expires 6 30-94 .{nhurT- CENTRAL PLYITIOUTH WATER DISTRICT Hand Temr Expires 6-30-95 Horace Iicbflcl E. O'I{earn Tenn bipires 6-30-93 C. Weslon Term Expires 6-30-96 Roscoe A. Cole Temr Erpires 6 30-97 ii.'.- J{ gR- ]...... ].::..::::::: .. : .:.. -. , ttenordepprocoMMlssroN (1988 ATM, An.25)

Chrislina L: Willis' Temr Expircs 6-30-94 Temr Expires 6-30-93 Expires 6-30-93 FENCE VIEWERS Tem Walter W. Ho€g Term Expires 6,30-93 Tcmr E\pires 6-30-95 Term Expires 6-30-93 Jean M. Landis-Naumann Tenn Expires 6-30-95 FIEI,D DRIVER Temr Expires 6-30-93 Charles King Term Expi.es 6-30-91 IIARBORNIASTDR Timolhy W. erm Expires 6-30,93 Ctarles A. lccloskeY Tcnn lndcfinite FIRE DEPARTMENT llichael Blais, Assislanl Tenn Expires 6-30-94 FIRE CHIEF Dennis Carvalho, Assistanl Tcnrr lixpires 6-30-94 Jon H. Alberghini Tefm Expires 6-30-93 Joh0 P. Holmes, Assistan1.,...,...... ,...... ,...,.....,...... Term Expires 6-30-94 Thomas R. Neal, .\ssistant.,...... Tcmr Expires 6-30-91 FIREFIGIfIER/EMTS - Permanent Force Jon H. Albe.ghini, Chief; David C. McKee, Depuly Fire Chief: Kennelh ITISTORIAN Calvini Mark Douglass; Roben T. Healh: Stephen Healh; Gregory B. Krafr; Doris itl, Tenn lj)ipires 6-30-97 David Matinzi: Glenn Rizzuto; Bemard H. Sampson. HISTORICAL COiut\IISSION FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC - Permanenr Force (M.G.L. Chaprcr 40, Section 8E) Kevin Nord; John O'Neil. \Ialter W. Hoe8...... Tenn Expires 6-30-95 FtREFIGI{TER/PARAMEDIC CallForce June A. Ballinger -...... Temr Expires 6-30-93 David J. Kaye; Stephen Silva; Philip W. Tura. Daniel A. Walkcr...... Temr Eripires 6-30-93 Ilaiion Lanagan...... ,...... Ternr Expircs 6_10_94 FIREFIGIITER/EMT Catl Force John K. McNabb Temr Expircs 6-30-94 Sean Kilduff: James Reed.- ICIIABOD CALL FORCE WASHBURN FUND TRUSTEES IliriarD I! iclnnis .....,...... ,...... ,...... Temr Expires 6_30,97 Michael J. Best; David Binari; Jeffrey Bondi John Bro\yni Philip Bumhami John C. Verackn, Jr. Tenn Expires 6-30-97 Lt. Joseph Chaves; Frank Donovan; Donald Drelv: Roberr Ellis; Richard trla4 W. Whitetey Tenn Expires 6-30'97 Garuti; David Healh; Capr. Edgar W. Loring.; Richanl W. Loring, Jr.; Thomas NeaI; Lr. William O'Brien, lll; Lr. William O'Brien, Sr.: Chrisly Parezo: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPIUENT COIlIil!ISSION James Reed; Paul Tura; Lionel Wamer. Roben W- Crosscup, Chaimran.. Temr Expires 6-30-94 Joh DISPATCHERS R. Homilron Temr Expires 6-30-93 Jeffrcy A. Barchetor Michael Balboni: Michael J. Besr: Parricia Chandler; Srephen perraulr. Teml Expires 6-30-94 to\eph J. D'Aqoslino Term Expires 6-30-94 FISH COMMITTEE Paul H. Ranarrr Teml E\pires 6-30-94 Term Expires 6-30-94 trlario V. Vemazzaro Temr Expires 6-30-95 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPA'IENT FL.{ANCE AUTHORITY GAS INSPECTOR RQbtrl W. Crossclp, Jr- Tcnn Expires 4-30-93 James A. Robare, Sr. erm Expires 6-30-93 rvilliam J. T$;;G Term Expires 4 30 94 Norman E. Bouchard; Altemate Term Expires 6-30-93 no"* n. cor",-L=r, Term Expires 4-30-95 Nittiamn. rain'earrel....::.:.....:.....::...... :...... Term Expires 4-30-96 Jarnes C; Term Expires 4-30-97

II ...... Term Expires 6-30-93 .,...,Temr Expires 6-30-93 Wayne C. Bouley...... Kerin F. Cully Term Expires 6-30,93 . .-...... -..-.... .Tcnn Erpiles 6-10'91 Arthur P. Naumann, Ji. Clire W. Beasley. Alrcrnitlc.. Term Expires Tenn Expircs 6-30-91 Ceorge M. Zifcak, Jr. 6-30-93 ionaia L. c' it'tariueir. ,\ilertrarc LIBRARY DIRECTOR PLYMOUTII COUNTY EXTEI'JSION SERVICE Indefinite Tcnrt Erpircs 6-30-93 Lusi0 Stewart..:...... !.--.i.-nir-.,-.r..-..;..i...... '...... ,.Term Gaorge E. Fraser, ll, Director LOCAI- SUPERINTENDENT POLICII DEPr\RTi\lliN f Fred E. Term Expires 6,30-94 CIIIEF (Acting) LOCAL WATER RESOURCES MANACEMENT ACENCY \\'ilne J. Crislani Michael c. Macpherson...... -...-...... Term Expires 6-30-93 SERCEANTS (PF) MASS BAYS LOCAL GOVERNANCE \{ryne J. Cristani: Gordon R. Fogg: Jeffrey J. Po te: Janles J. Schilling; Richard E. Dennehy; Represenlali!e ...,...... ,,Unti1 business concludes Richrrd B. Pinr (Acting Sgl.). L€o A. Kelley, AI1ema1e...... ,...... Unti1 business concludes OFFICERS (PF) MEASURER OF WOOD AND BARK Richard J. Arrudo; Deborah ll. llrock: ,\lur It. Cabrali iuichacl E. Dotsch; Paul M. Gnllagher Term Expires 6-30-93 Loreo A. Fiost: David R. Griffiths: Thonras r\. Kclley; John D. i\lorgan: P. Saucr; Kimberly J- Sp rgo: OLD COLONY ELDERLY SERVICES D.nnis P. O'Brien; Robe J. Sarson: Jloles Ann While. Representative Term Expires 6-30-93 Robsrl C. Wells. Hazel E. Foley, Ahemalq...... -...-...... Term Expires 6 30-93 PERIIANENT INTERNIITTENTS (PI) Roberl J. Santos: Roger Silvi: Ronald OLD COLONY PLANNING COUNCIL l\ttrylnn Firfari; Zachrry I. Polrykus: J. Yehazzaro: Steven J. Vernazznro: Joseph E. \\ralsh. EuSene F. Creedon...... -..-.-...... Ternr Expires 6_30-94 OLD COLON\' PLANNING COUNCIL SPECIAL OFFICERS Douglas P. llnnlcll; Richard A. Bos\\'onh: AREA ACENCY FOR AGING AMe, Jr-: iUichael Brlboni; Bradford Bruce Burton; Glenn Bushee: Ert$'ard A. Caron; Ceorge V. Caeicchi; Muriel A. Boyce, Represenratile Temr Expires 6-30-93 W. ,Uichael A. Closc; Ed*'ard Donnclly: Andrerv Scanlon; Chrisline H. Cladys K. N'lalone, Altemate Temr E)ipires 6-30-93 lrl. Spalding; i\tauricc J. Splaine; Michacl Wager. OLD COLONY PLANNING COUNCIL DISPATCHERS/SPECIAL OFFICERS JOINT TRANSPORTATION COlr{N{ITTEE Strsan trL ldacy; Donna M. Pcpin. Eugane F. Creedon, Temr Expires 6 l0-91 Paul M. Gallagher, Allemate Teim Expires 6-30-91 RECYCLING CON'ItTITTEE ( 1990 ATivI' .Arr. 2l) PARKING CLERK Linda trI. Heath. Chairperson...... -----...... -...... Temr EJipires 6-30-93 Miriam Maclnnis Temr Expires 6-30-93 Chdslopher S. NeNton...... Temr Expires 6-30-93 PERMANENT BUILD'NC COMMITTEE Keni M Atchison .....-...... " Term Expires 6-30-93 (1990 ATMI Arl. 23) Paul L. Armstrong Term Expires 6-30-93 Elizabeth J. Monks Term Expires 6-30-93 Lnurel R. Cha(ier Term Expires 6-30-93 Philip R. Burnham Term Expires 6-30-94 Term Expires 6-30-93 Frank P. Cogliano Term Expires 6-30-95 REGISTRAR OF VOTERS Fred D- Svenson, Jr. Term ExPires 6-30-95 (lvl.C.L. Chaprer 51. Seclion l5) PLUMBING INSPECTOR l\fcry C. Crorvley, Term Erpites 3-31-94 Normm E. Bouchard Term Expires 6-30-93 D. Charles Wusenich Temr Expires 6-30 93 Janres A. Robare, Sr., Allernate Term ExPires 6-30-91 Ilary Lou trlurzyn, Cteri Term Eripires 4-10-9f Lucy S. Cushman,-...... -...... -..Ternr Expires 3-31_95

ll swoRN wElGllllRs COORDINATOR RIGHT-TO-KNOW O'DONNELL SAND & GRAVEL Expires Temr Erpires 6-30-93 ceorge Bray,.ItI.-...... -...... T€rm 6-30-93 GEgbr! Doyle Temr Erpires 6-30-91 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Richiid Gleason Herbert Wolt'er ,Term Expires 6-30-93 SOIIIHEASTERN SAND & CRAVEL Danilno Tenn Erpires 6-30-91 SEWERAGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Iohn Julianne M, Nemes Term Expires 6-30,91 TOWN COUNSEL Expires 6-30-9J william J. Trvohig Term Expires 6:30-93 Xoptlnan & Paige. P.C. Temr Bartholomew I emt Exptres o-lu-yJ VETDRANS'ACENT Term Expires 6-30-93 Donald L. Sauer TenI Expites 4-30-9-1 SHELLFISH CONSTABLE VETERT\n'S' SERY ICES Dl RECTOR Term Expires 6-30-94 Charles A. Mccloskey, Jr. Donrld L. Sauer Tenn Erpires 4-30-93 Michael Blais, Depu(y, Term Expires 6-30-94 WATERFRONT COi\IiIIITI'EE Dennis Carvalho. Deputy Term Expires 6-30-94 Nilliam R. Fainveathcr Tenn ENpires 6-30-91 John P. Holmes, Deputy Temr Expires 6-30-9d Thomas R. Neol. Depury Term Expires 6-30-94 I.ffrey C. Ciocler ...... Tenrr E\pir(s 6-30'9J RATE STUDY SPLIT TAX COMMITTEE Anhur Vdnrangoli Tcnl Erpires 6-30-9-l Theodore C...... Fina1 ReDort Filcd Alexiades John P. Hennessy Temr E\pires 6-J0-95 John Charters November 24, 1992 William R. Fairwealhcr WIRE INSPECTOR 6-30-93 Ronald A. Gleason Lionel B- Namer Tenl Erpires 6-30-9J James C. Judge R. K.nneth Sat'ard, Ahernate Tenl Erpires Ronald L. C. lvlaribelt YOUTIT COi\liillSsloN John K. Miller Donn3 lll. FitrrinElon. Chilirpersorl Temr Expires 6-30-93 Paul H. Randall Uanhr E. Tuberosa .....-...... TenD Expires 6-30-93 William J. Twohig D.bornh .A. Carroll Temr Expires 6 30-91 James A. Vnntangoli Shoron lU. Chasse Teml Expires 6-30-9.3 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Colleen P. Costa TcflD Expires 6-J0 9f (Appointed byjoint vole ofsuperinleirdence Union and Silver Lake Regional l\hnanne illinin Temr E)ipires 6-30'93 School District Commiue€s) Temr Erpires 6-30-9f Paul A. Sonarcia Fliinces Carpenler, Director SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS ZONING BOT\RD OF APPEALS Carl G. Term Expires 6-30-95 Tenn E)ipires 6-30-94 Stanley J. Kuzborski Temr Expires 6-10 97 SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER Michael G. MacPherson;...-...... -.--...-.--..-...-..-.-.Term Expires 5-22-93

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BS llrrleY S. Cadenheall

BS ThonlN S. DonncllY tT Brian C- I\lcwillinms LT Paul R. S!llivln LT Philip R: Burnhanl & Libraay Dircclot ex officio

SILVER LAKE REGIONAL SCIIOOL DISTRICT STUDY COll{tlllT1'llE Disbirndcd Fc Daniel J. iuurphy... " Whcn Conlrllittce Disbunded BS Doris Haight.....'.... " -Whcn Corrrrlittce OFFICERS APPOINTED BY BOARD OI' HEALTH : w.,\cE r\ND PERSoNNIIL Bor\RD 6-J0-94 BURIAL AGENT trl Elizab.lh A. White. ... .-'...... T€rnr E\pircs Mary Lou Murzyn...... FC Jerone itl. Po$ell Tenn Dxpites 6-30-95 6-J0-93 Mary E. Boutin...... TerIn Expires 6,30-93 BS james E- Colmd Tcnn Expires ZONIF*G STUDY COi\tNt ITTEE HEALTH AGENT ( l9S7 A fi\'l, i\rr 2s) William A. Term Eipires 6-30-93 Frederick E. Corrow, Ahemate Term Expires 6'30-91 \l John L. Sullivan 8S trlork S. B.ato Finirl report of coInnlittcc INSPECTOR OF ANIIIIALS BS i{nryann Cassidy subtllittcd and acccPted Dr. Raymond ...... Terrn Expires 3.31-91 Russo... BS Leo A. Kelley al No\'enlber 9, 1992' g PB Susan trt. Farrell Special Torvn l\teeti PB Doris l!1. Johnson COiI'II'ITTEES APPOINTED JOINTLY PB litichrel J. Ruprechl CAil|P NEKON STUDY CONTI\IITTEE (1990 ATM, Arr. 24) M when Commiitee Disbanded .\PPOTN'IING BOARDS RC When Committ€e Disbanded BH Board of llelllth RC whcn Committee Disbanded BS Board of Selecltuen cc Ahn R. Zsniboni When Committee Disbanded CC Conservatiori Commission ChrisropherJ. Daly When Committee Disbirnd.d FC Finance Commirtee BS Clenn D. Perry When Committee DisbAnded LT Library Trustees wc Fred D. Svenson, Jr. When Committee Disbanded trl luoderalor PB CAPITAL PLANNING COMMITTEE Planning Board RC (1988 ATM, Art. 44) Recrearion Commission M Joseph P- 8aIboiri...... -...... ,...... -..Term Expires 6-30-94 WC Water Commissioners FC Gregory F. Hunter Term Expires 6-30-95 ZB Zoning Board of Appeals FC Theodore C. Alexiades-...... -,,--...... --.-..-....-..-.Term 6-30-93 Expires All appoinrmenls currenl ds of Decenrber 31, 1992. BS John C. Veracka, Jr. Term Expires 6-30 95 BS AflhurE, Quilly Term Expires 6-30-91 BS James E. Colman ...... ,...... ,...... --.-..-.....Temr Expires 6-30-94 & Torvn Administralor John F. Kerry (D) of43 commonwealth Ave', Boston SECRETARY OF TttE COlrtltOn*WEALTH Square, loth Floor lloston One Bowdoin Itichrel J. Connolly (D) of42 CerdaD MA 02114 'l\lcnue' Boston, Stale House (61?) s65-8519 'Boston, trlA 02133 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS (6r?)?27-2800 (l0th Districl) Consressional ATTORNEY CENERAL Gerry E. Sudds (D) of l6 Black Horse Lane, coh0sser L Scott Harshblrger (D) of t4 Sncrcnlento Strcct. C nlbrid-q' Siate Houso One Ashbunon Placc Boston, MA 02133 Boston, trlA OT (6!7) ?2?-s400 225 Water Slreel, suite 401 r Plymouth, MA 02360 TREASURER (508) 74?-5500 ,os.ph D.lualone (R) of l5 Cushnlln Streel, w:rtcrtoNn COVERNOR Bo\ton. William F. Weld (R) of28 Fayerrveather St., Carnbridge NtA 02l13 (6r7) State House ?27-2000 Boston, MA 02133 AUDITOR OF TllE COi\tlrtON\\'Er\LTH COUNCILLOR A.loseph DeNucci (D)of I l9 Wnnvick Rond, Ne\rlon (Firsl Councillor Disl.icI) One Ashburton Phce David F. Constantine (D) of 285 Tnrkihr Hill Rd.. Ne\\' Bedford Boston, IllA 02133 Stale House, Room 184 (6t7) ?27-6200 Boslon, NIA 02133 DISTRICT ATTORNEY (6t7) 72'l-2795 (PlYmoulh District) STATE SENATOR \Yilliam C. O'lualley (D) of 351 W. Elrn Streel, Itrockton (Plymoulh qndBamslable Dislricl) 12 Belrnont Street, PO Box 1665 Ther€se Murray (D) of I Winding Lane, Plymoulh Brocklon, ItA 02403 Stnle House. Room 507 (508) 584_8120 Boston, MA 02133 REGISTER OF PROI]ATE (617) 722-t33O (Plytroulh CounlY) ot . loin Dale) (D) of473 Sunrnrer Stredr. Bridge\\'ater 225 Water Slreel, Suile 401 Pl)mouth Probate Coun Plymouth, MA 02360 Registr) Buitding, Russe Srre.r (s08) 746.9332 P.O. Box 3640 Plyrnouh, tvtA 02361 (508) ?47_6204 :

>* County Commissioners Offi ce I I Soulh Rlssell Slreel Plymouth, MA 02360 BY-Lr\WS (50E) 830-910O I) ln 2.1.1.?, thc relercnce to Open SPitce shoulti be: 2'1 142

2) ln 2.1.1.34. aftcr ltlc \\ord "brtih". iosert the Fhrns€ "or dclivered"' SPECIAL TO1VN MEETING l) l0 2.1.1.52. lhe refercnce shoukl be 6 7-ld' MARCH 2, 1992 4) In 4.3.4.4, after ihe "uscs"' dclele the phrdsc "providcd thnl" and fur- rh.rdelete the entire subparagraph 4.J.4.-{. (a). The Special Town Meeling Nas called lo order by lhe Moderator. 5) On prge 6, dclctc thc phntsc: "lnlcnsiry Schc-dule fronr Page 40 Goes Laurence I. Winokur, al 7:40 p.m., al the Kingston Elemenlary School, 150 h.R" from the middle of5.2.4. Main Street, Kingston, Massachusetls. 6) In 5.2.9.?, il shoutd rcad: "ln xll districts, o lol shall bc lcss than forty The voler checkers were: Ma!rcen E. Twohig, Robcn A. Mulliken, Jitnel ({0) feet in $'idlh ar any locdlion Nithin lhc Iol li(ccPt i a Porlion of thc lol Smith and Jane P. Zakrzewski. The doorkeeper \vas l\tarie F. Shea; the mike $herelt\o (2) Iot lincs nrecl a( fl poinf'. carrier was Charles V. Ladd: and David R. Buhl recorded lhe meeling. ?) l0 6.?.2.1, delele thc phrase "Depinnlcnt of Environlllcnlal Quality The swom lelle.s werE Donna NI. Fanington, Philip R. Bllmham, Joseph F. Engineering" and subslitule rherefor the phrssc "Department of Environnrenlal Glass and James C. Judge. Protection". Mr. Winokur rveleomed lhc 125 volers presenl to the Special Town 8) In 'Ercept in Rcsidenlial Nt, Nlobilc Homc Meeting. He xdvised rh:rt a quorum was preserll to consider lhe zoning revision 6.4.2.1. it should read: Piilis, no off-street parking area be located \tithin twenty (20) feet of lr a(icle as Nell as the general byftrv arlicles. shrll ltl.et line or Nilhin ten (10) fect ofalt otherpropertY lines." Joseph F. Glass rh€n led rhe vorers in the Pledge ofAllegiirnce. 9) Add to 8.1.1: "easernenls, coyenilnls, or agreenlenls lhen lhe provisions Mr. winokur rv€nt on to e)iplain the guidelifies aod proccdures lo be fol- ofthis Bylaw shlrll conttol e)icepl onl)' in lhc cxse of d variance granled by lhe lowed for lhis Special Torvn Meeting. He srated rhar it \vas obvious lhal proper Bolrd of Appeals." nolice had been given and the reading of the warrirnt \vils waived. l0) Add: "8-2 validiry. 8.2.1. The invalidity of any section or provisicn of Mr. Winokur gavo a brief background of Ihc ZoninB Study Conlmilte.' lHs Bylaw shall nol invalidate anv olher section or provision hercoi" The Committe€ has been in existence for close to five years. They hare spenl to lime be hundreds of hours sludying this issre. No malier holv the Town Meeling body ll) Add: "8.3 Amendment. S-3-1. This Bytn$' nray from time changed provided in Section 5 yotes tonigbt, we owe a rremendous debt of gralilude to lhis Commillee. The by amendnrenl, addilion or repeal in lhe mrnner ofchaprer40A Town Meeting body showed iheir app;eciation by exlending a wdrm round o[ of lhe ceneral Laws-" applause for the Zoning Sludy Committee. l2) Delere 2.2.2.60 and subslilure 2.1.1.60- To\\n On the motion oi John C. Veracka, Jr., VOTED that Doris Haight, REVISIONS REQUESTED BY BOARD OF WATER COITTMISSIONERS Administrator, and Elizabeth Lane, Town Counsel, be permitled to address lhe l. -Add 2.1 Temls and words lhe Town Meeling. lo Secrion 2.0 Detlnitions. subsection tollowing: ARTICLE To$n of l. Anne A. Hummel moved rhal the Town amend the ''Premises shall ore abutting los or parccls which irre' or I nean one or Kingston Zoning By-Law and lhe cuncnt zoninc nlcp by repealing Seclion are proposed to be, in lhe sanre oNnership or use. logeth€r wilh all buildinss lhrough VI of the Kingston Zonirrg By.Law zoning map, ano and lhe current and structures Ihereon."

2l foilows: The Water Resolrce Ovetl0y Districl is esieblished as coverin8 the area Lol Aren in Squxre Fcet 40'000: descri6ed on lhe maps enlitled, "wale. Resource Disuicts". The maPs and all Irlinirnum Lot Diminsions: - is incorpomled herein by reference and is filed in Feet 200' explanatory matler lhereon Condnuous Fronlage - with the office of the Town Clerk, Planning Board, Inspeclor of Buildings, and in Fcet 50: Sidc Ysrd io llinimum Yarrl Dioensions: Fronl )'ird Conservation Commission. Such Water Resource Dislricls shitll be considered - F.ei-:40(?); Read Yatd in Feel 50' lo be superimposed over any othe. districls estlblished in this Bylaiv. Land in - Dimensions: d0' a Waler Resource District shrll be subjecl lo lhe rcquircmenls oflhis B)'low as trla\imum l'leighl well as to ail orher requiremenls of lhis zoning Bylow and Slolc Buildin-! .\l&iimum Lot coYerage by Buildings in I'ercenl:25' Code which apply lo lhe underlying districls. Io the cYenl that ther€ is n con' trlininlum Op€n Space (ln P!'rccnl):25' Ilicl, the mor€ restriclive require cnl shall prevail. oi (7) th:rt tsherc irlrd if lhe lol nbuts rtsidcrrtiirlll /on('d xr('a\ 3. Revise Section 4.13 Water Reso!rce Overlay Dislrict lo insen the Nord Provide,t sidc lot bc fifly (50) feet' "premises" in place of lhe $drds "th€ sile", flnd "lot area". thirTo\rn,lhis mininrunr lo snlcnd thc nllill tllotiorl b) chlnginS tllc 4. Revise Section 4.13.? Certificale of Wdter Qualily conrplilnce, Edmund J. King. Jr. nlov('d Dislrict lo rcflect the dinr'nsions In Subsect;on 4.13.7.1, Paragraph'B" lo read cs follo$s: No Building Pcnllll or Inransily Schedule for lhe lndustrinl Cenificate of Use ard Occupancy shall be issued by the Building Insp€clor. \h. Haflilton's amendmenl. orher than for a single family dwellinS, e)icepl in compliancc \vilh a Ceflificlle THE Ai\IENDIIENT \\'r\S NOI' C"\RRIED' of water Quality Compliance as required hereitl. \rhicb Cerlilicate has bee[ A rote $as litkcn on lhc nnlendrlent of i\lr' llnllillon' duly recorded in the Plymouth County Regislry of Deeds. THE r\IlENDlrlEn'T \Yr\S NOT Cr\RRIED' 5. Rerise Sectioir 7.4.2 Polvers, Subsection 7.4-2.1., Paragraph "C" to Boird of frorll read as follows: Rules, Regulations, Fees tnd Pnym€nls: Thc Water Qualilt A. Daniel Sapir moved to anlend b) e)ipitnding lhe "\ppeals Review Commit(ee shall be aulhorized to establish rules and regulalions con- Ihrae lo file matnbers. ceming the oaderly administralion and enforce ent of thc Water Resource The trloderntor indicaled lhil lhe {lraft prorided for a thrce_ ember Boird Overlay Section, including applicnlion requirenrents and n schedule of fees' afil he,lherefore, ruled lhe nnr.nd eni oulside the scope of lhe aflicl'' costs, and fines as may reasonably be required lo process applicalions flnd anleud the Tosrr of investigate, documcnt or abate violations. A vole \rl1s taken on the llolion of trts. llultlnlel lo Kingston Zoning By-Larv and the cufienl zoning nlal b-,_ repelling Seclion I Before beginning her presenlirtiorr. Nls. Hurnnlel thanked lhc nlenrbe15 ol tluough vI of rhe Kingslon Zonins By-Larv and lhe curent zoning nrcP' rrrd the Zoning Sludy Committee for lheir tinre and efforls Susan M- Fanell. by docllmenl cntilled To\r'n - lo adopting lhe proposed zoning byla\r shoNn on a Doris M. Johnson, Paul A. vantangoli and John L. S llivan- She went o pro' ofKinssron. trtassochuse(s Revisions to Proposed Zonins B{la\\s and dle give lhe background for the Zoning Srudy Conlnrilrcc. pos.d uoning nrap daled February 1990, including a .erision nrade al the 199-l Ms. Hummel proceeded go proposed zoning by-|aN ln to through lhe annual to\yn meering, and nled Nirh the ToNn Clerk on Friday. February 11' detail. Upon comptetion of her presenlation, she recommended that a slandins reilu 1992, and posred on thc offlcial ToNn bullctin boitrd, togelher Nilh ilenls commillee be rppoinred by the Board of Selectnren for the purpose of con- blherNhich are a ptrt ofher nrotion. stantly reviewing the bylaws. She urged the supporl and adoption of the by- YES 90: NO-61 laws as Nritlen and prcsented. - PLANNING BOARD UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED TltE i\tOTION wAS N-OT Cr\RRIED FAVORABLE ACTION BY A 4-O VOTE. SINCE IT DID NOT NIEET THE 2/] REQUIREi\IENT. BOARD OFSELECTIIIEN RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION- ilark A. Batchelor ffo\.ed lo rcconsider lhis arlicle. FTNANCE COMt\llTTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. YES - 63: NO - 69 Queslions and comments were lhen entertcined. THE I\IOTION wAS NoT Cr\RRIED'

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and inaidenbl lo lhe a. ercnintion llot in crccss of 1.000 cubic Ylrds for \\'hiclt :|ll pcllllits requitcd bt lrN h't!e been ionsrniction of buiklings inslLlllirrion of N:tlks' (lritclvtlts' scptic stslellls' s!vinlnlin{ ARTICLE 2. John C. Veracka. Jr. nroved ihat ihe Toi,n revise Anicle XX ;,ru,,f, or,tt. pati,f"O thc qu:rlllit) of ttr:ttcriul rtnror'c'l shall not ercecd thJt Jis- Earth Removal Bv-Law, of the Torvn oiKingston By-Laws, by iepealing snid w"ft, poniou of rhe buil(linf o' rcccssuD use bclo\' linish'J grr'je: Anicle XX and by adopline in its place a ncw Anicle XX Eanh Remova! B),- ilrc.,l ty rl. to ctlstontlry tg!{ as shown on a document entitled EARTH REITIOVAL BY-LAW as filrd b. ercavalion not in e\ccss of 1.000 crrbic -'_'rrds incidenlol with the Torvn Clerl and postcd on rhe officinl Town bullctin boar(t on Fridill lgriculturll usl' oi land for lSricullurc; February 14. 1992. Nilh the a' c. e\cavaliotl llol in e\ccss of I .0OO cubic lards in con+)li3n'_e The lext ofsaid anicle is fis follows: !p..ilic r;quirenlerts oi an approYed, dcfinili\'e subJirision plnn: ARTICLE XX d. erclvation on land o\tll('d or operillcd by lhe To$ll of Kitlgslon: EARTH REMOVAL BY-LAW .. ercitvalion incidetlittl to lnd rt'nsonnbll rcquired for the le'gal opirir' l. Definitions. don of ! c€nteiery. be: S50 for the a. Board Kingston Board ofSelectDeo. 5. E!lb4!Drq!. Pe|lnhir's for liohlion of lhis b)'-hw shlll -The Iio, tb, the second offcnse' 5200 for erery furlher offense Erch b. Ecnh [ncludes slone, sand, clay, grlvcl, nnd rock and other earth ol'i.,*, 5100 sc'plftrtc offense' This bt-lars material. - dry in Nhich a violalion occurs shlll colrslilule n Kingston may be enforcctl by the Bolrd of Selcctnren. its designee(s) ond c. Eanh Re oval Penril Pemrir issued by Board plrsuant to this colica officers. Bylaw allo\r,ing eanh renlotal subjecl- to condilions. ln 6. Application. r\n ilpplic&tion for an earth_rt'nroval Pcnnit shxll bc d. Incidenlal subordinate to, custonrarily flssocii ed Nith and rcasol|- uriting. The application shall contlin rrr accurale dcscription of lhe portioo oI ably r€quired by a laNful- use of a prenlises. trno on rvhich ihe c\cav tion \\'ill lilli(- pllce' shrll statc fully the purpost'of itnd e. Renoral Excavatioo of eilrth, whether such cxcirllled carth is lhe excaration. shill itlcllde paynlcnl of fees estlblished b) the Board' renroved fron llre prenrises or placed in nolher localion on thc premises. shall include plans drarvn by n regisicred surYcyor or ellgineer' l'hc dpplic:ltiort f. Prenrises One lot or all tburring lots or porcels Nhich are, or rr(' shrll contain rhe folloNing infonniliorr: proposed - to be, in the same orvnership or use, logerher rvith all buildings and a. the precise locttion of lhe proposed e\cflvirtion lls pit of thc tol:ll sltltctures lheleon. land area oflhe subj.ct propent: g. To$n Town of Kingslo . for \rhich - b. lhc leeal nanre |rnd lddrcss of eiLch o\Yntr of lhe properly 2. Prohibiled Eanh Renlovtl. No pclson. finD, corporttion, or olhcr e lil)' lhe p.rmit is reqlested; shall e)icavate and/or remore be in &ny twelve-nronlh period more Ihan 1,000 c. the nnmc and address of lhe applicnnt and the :rddress Nhich shall cubic yards oi eartb fron any latld a penDit in the ToNn lnless pursuant to sufficient for xny notice rcquired under lhc by-lilN: issued in conformity with Sec(ion 3 or exempled pursuanl to Seclion 4 of rhis (hose- d. propertt lincs. nanres and itddresses of all abutlers' inchding bylaw- of acaoss any \vayi fronr the mosl reccnl tlr lisl as certified by lhe Board 3. Pcrmilted Earth Removal. The Board of Sclectmen mdy iss c an eardr- removal permil \yhen it determines ihat such to the earth removal is incidenrtl which nEtcrial following purposes: e. e\istins conlours nt t\\o-fool intenals in lhe arEa frotr at lwo_ is ro be excavatei and in surrounding areas' togelher \rith lhc contours a. conslruction of an approved inci- building(s) or strucllr€(s) and uses foot intenals lakc place; dental theretoi belorv rvhich no e\calalion shill lloodplnin f nalurirl fcalurcs such irs \\etlands' the l00 lear '"round b- construction or operclion ofcustomary agricultural use; bc deleF covtr' sutfoce wlter and sround\villcr' wntel_luble eleYation shall A c. specilic requirements of an appmved, dellnilive subdivision plan. mined bv tesr prtt scrisfactory to rhe Borrd ot Seleclrlren ""J."lil-'"s. g. A ropographical map showing drainage facilities, fiiral grades, and proposed vegetalion and tfees: h, dust, erosion and sedinent-conlrol plan for the site lnd Irucks removing eanh: i. lhe amoirnt and cost of proposed resiortition materials, and lhe source from which the applicant int€nds to obiain themi

j. eslimated quantily of mrterial to be removed and lopsoil Io be replaced and Ihe method to be used, verified by a regislercd surveyor or pro- accu lulalion ol fft'''stindlng fessional engineer; !- N*o 3tel shsll be e\ci{iltad so ns to cluie Board shilll etprcssl) Pcnnit' Pennin''nl druinag' sh'rll b' k. the proposed form of bond and the name and address of rhe bond lrter u[l.ss the Nilh itc(cPled tnsitlcerins rrld conscrr:liion pr't(tiLej issuer; ln)ridad in 3ccord3nce oni ge shalt not leld dirtctly into slreants or poros' I. an estimate of the number of lruck trips, location of truck rcutes aod mirdc $ilhin l0 feet aboYe rnnurl high-sart'r houls of lruck lraffic: and b. No ercavation shrll bc to the BoirJ oi t3blc, as establishad front lest Pits ind soil trorings salislilclory m. desigoation on lhe requircd plan of any and all proposed phases and the Boffd ol S.lactrnen. Obseftation Nell(s) shall bc Illollitored !s ordered b) Ihe number of cubic yards lo be etcavated in each, nonc to exceed llve ircres oo lhe Sdratmen. The locttions of lhe pits' borinss. lDd rvells shsll sho$ or 200,000 cubic yards, whichever is less. propert)' The topogrnphic plan on a pemtan('nl rrloounlent etected upon the n. any oiher informaiion which the Board m y require. be esnblishmeni of rhe resi pits rnd soil borings rnd nroniloring lh"rfof shlll 7. Hearing and Decision. A permil shall be granled only by i;r affimrativc irt the rpplicanl's.xpense- vote of a majority of lhe Bodrd. Following receipt of an applicalion for a per- stock c. All toP soil and subsoil stripp.d frotr operaling arexs shrli br mit for removal of earth from any land and detemrination by (he Board or its the piled, seed.d $ith sn erosion-control sced llli\ture alld used ill reslorin_c designaled agenl that the application is cotnplete, the Board shall appoinl x ite& time and a place for a public hearing, not later tb n45daysafterreceiptofthe gersotl- compleled applicalion, notice of Nhich shall be given lo the applicanl. The d. Any shelters or buildings erected on the prcmiscs for use bl t't tht Board's decision shdll be issued wilhin 45 drys of lhc close of the hearing. nel or stordg(r or eqiipnlent shill be scr.-crred froru YieN if so ordered the Nilhin 60 dirls 8. Surely. The Board shrll require as a condition lo lhe granling of lhe Boud of Selectnren and shall be rcnrored fronr Pr'nriscs or rr'sloration $or\ permit that the applicflnl fumish r performance bond, or olher securitl, sirlls 3fter lhey fie no longer needed lor P.mlitted eNcarilion factory to lhe Board. The nlinimum amount of lhe bond shall be 51,000 for upon rh&r sile- b!' ofirc every 10,000 cubic yards over 20,000 cubic yards. The securitl slall nol e. The aclive e\carnlion operittion arcr shall not e\ceed a lottll on released until the Board-approved surveyor or engineer has nled wilh lllc acrls al an]'one time. N:rtural yegelalion shall be left snd nl'lrlalito Board an plan and has has beeo "as-bsilt" also cenified that the restoration undhturb.d land for screening and noise-reduction purposes- compleled in compliance wirh the permil and lhe plans. sct b)' f. Hours of op.ralion including load and transponation' shllll be 9. Bgard's Review. The Board shall exercise po\r'ers with due regard lo: nnd ils lhe Boinl- .\ll loaded vehicles shtll b. suitirbly co{ered lo preYcnt dust a, lhe health, safety and general welfare ofthe inhabitants olthe town; colltenK from spilling :lnd blo\ring lionl lhe load- Boatd irnd b. proreclion from detrimenr to lhe neighborhood; g. Trucking routes and tlr.thods shxll be approved tt) lhe c. proteclion of nalural resources, including bur not limited lo the shlllalso be subjecr ro approval ofthe Chiefof I'olice. recharge lhe Bonrd of of ihe water lable or condition ofthe surface watea. h- Access roads shall be consrrucled as apPror'ed b) with a cun'e so fls l0.esldilioll The Board may impose on any permit condhions $hich il Selectrnen, and if possible, ar an angle lo lhe public \vay or deems appropriate, including blt not limited to condiiions upon methods ol l0help screen the operalion fronr public vieN-

i& b. No slope shall be sleeper lhan 2: I (507a), slopes less lhan 4:l are pre- Daniet J. Nlurpliy procccdcd lo discltss Articlc 3 in dctnil. Considcrilblc ferred for erosion conlrol, and shall be reqlired in sensilive areas as determined discussion follo\ed concerning both .\rticles. by the Board. George D. Crtvcllho nrovcd lo oilend r\rticlc'2 by dcletillg Seclion l5 in c. All debris, slumps, boulders, etc., shall be removcd from the site and i$eotirety. disposed of in an approved location. Joseph B. i\'talhias nlovr'd lo ilmcnd Ariicle 2, S!'ctiorr'lb.' to rcad 5,000 d. Retained subsoil and topsoil shall be spread over th6 dislurbcd a.ea to inslead of 1,000 yards. minimum deplh of four inches and trected wilh lhree tons of lime per acre. fenil, )irds ized as approved by lhe Board, and seeded rvith a grass or legume nlixlure pre- THE Ai\lENDi\1ENT \\'AS Cr\RRIDD' scribed by Ihe Conservation Dislrict or Massachusetts Departmenr of Public A rote rras ttkcn on the rrlrcndnrent of illt. CroYenho. Works for slope-erosion control, Trees or shrubs of prescribed numtrer, species. THE AlrIENDiilEn'T Wr\S Cr\RRlED. and size vill be planted lo provide screening and reduce erosion during the esttb, lishment period. FlNr\NCE COi\lNtlfi EE RECOi\tIIENDED Fr\VORABLE I\CTION ON r\RTICLE 2' e. Unless the permil conditions exprcssly require alteralion of existing dninags patlems,lhe land shall be lcft so thal natural storm drainage shall lea\'. On lhe molion of John C. vcracka, Jr., irs amended, VOTED that lhe the propeny at lhe original natuml points and so lhal lbe lotal discharge xr perk To$n rerise Arlicle XX Eanh Removal BI-La\\' of the Torvn of Kingslon By- flow, and lhe area of drainage lo any one poinl, is nol increasedi tnd so thnl lhe l,Irs, by repqaling said Anicle XX and by .tdoplils in it place a nerv u\lligbXX hydograph of any post-development stream is lhe same as that of thc pre- Eaith Removal Bv-LaN as sho\sn on a docurnent enlitled EARTH RENTO\'AL developmcnt slream. BY-LAW as filed wiih lhc ToNn Clerk and posled on lhe official Torvo bul- f. All equipmcnt, buitdings and structures shall be renrovcd from rhe rr.i. l.tinboard on Friday, FebrurDr 14. 1992, rs fotlolvs: 14. &lu. A permir shall be issued for a period of one year. The Board mr] ARTICLE XX in ils discrelion granl a further pemrit extension for €ach additional year beyond EARTH REiIIOVAL AY.LAW rhe inirial period, bur no such permit shal! be issued unless the applicant has con- l. Delinirions. formed to all requiremenls ofthe ori-sinrl or exlendcd permit. a. Board ofSelectnr€n. 15. Waiver and Addilionxl Conditions. The Board mIry, in its discreliofl. - The Kingslon Board grant a waiver from any requirement of this bylaw provided lhat the applica'rl b. Eanh Includes stone, sand, cla)" gravel. and rock and olher eanh demonslrates and lhe Board ftnds rhrl each of tlre following crileria is ntet: material. - (bis a. The byla$, requirement Nould impose severe non-llnincial hirdship on c. Eanb Removal Pemrit Pemlil issued by Board Pursuanl lo the cpplicanl. By_law allowing eanh removal subjecr- to condilions. b. The waiver may be granled wiihout subslantiirlly derogating from thr d. Incidenlal Subordinate lo. customarily associaled lviih and rea- intent ind purpose sonably ofthis by-la\v. required by a- taNful use of ir prenrises. c. The is $aiver may be granred wilhout adversely affecling lhe inte.esls !. Removal Excavation of earlh' whelher such ercavaled eatlh which lhis by.law seeks prolect. r'moved lo from the premises- or phced in another location on the premrses'

29 grecix locrtion af lhe rr P3rl oi thc lutl] : r. rhe PtoF-)s'd '\c:lYirtian $.3 ofth. subj..t ProP'n!: lurcs lhereon, l$d rlhich b. |he lesll nlnrc and sddress of crch o$ner of the FrlF d) g. Town of Kingston. ' -Town rhe is request.d: 2. EIQE!!IE(LE!dLR!I[OJi1. No pcrson, firm. corporarion, or other \\'hirh sh'tll b< '.mitc the nrnre &nd addtess of lhc {Fpli{ilnt lnd th' nddress shall excavate and/or remdve in ani lwelve-month period more lhan |,0OO (hc suffiricnl for !fl)- notica r.quiNd undct b]$\t: ysrds of eaflh from any land in thc Town unlcss pursuant lo a pcoit issued lrll rtlulieN' int'lurlinS thttst conformiiy with Sec(ion 3 or exenrpted pursuanl to Seclion 4 oflhis bylaw. d. prDpert) lines, n nas :ind :rildrtsses of 30) \fr). frolD lhe nlosl rccdtll li\ lisl ls rt'riit'it'd b)'th' Borrd ot 3. Permilted Edrth Removal- The Board of Sclecrmcn may issue !n 3.ross lsessors: rcmoval permit when ii dctermines lhat such earth reoroval is incidantal to Ihe utitt(ri:rl lowing purposes: i r. c.rislins conlours i}t \r.t-[oot inten'lrls h lhr irR! l'rDlll \'turh irro be e.rcryaled d in suroundins .lrc$. togdlhcr r\'ilh lha totlto|.|ni ]! t\\'!'' a. construction of an dpproved building(s) or slructure(s) and uscs fo{t idleryils beloN \thich no e\cnrxliorr shnll tllc pl:rc!': therelo; f. narurtl festures such $s \YatlLlnds, llrt' l0o-vt'ar Ilo(\lpli|io' lRrutld b. conslnrction or operation ofcuslomary agricollural use; .or.r, surfact Nat.r and SroundNitter. Nnl.r_hblc el.!!tiou shlll be detrr_ c, specific rcquirements ofan approved. defitrilive subdivision plan. rnin.d b)' tesl pils srld soil tlorirlgs srlisiacton' to th.' lloxr(i oi Srl'ct €n :\ lo! soil borin,qs shall be includt'tl. lirken to lht dalth of thc proPos"l 4. Exemptions. A permit shall nol bc rcquired under lhis by-hw for rhe fol- ol '\cJL- nlnlc !p oi thd sitc: lowing iype of excavarion: l3tion, aongruent \rith thc sizc nd -ceologicill a. excavation no! in cxcess of 1,000 cubic yards xnd incidental to the con- 8. .{ toposrJphiclt nrnp \ho\rrns dtirinllt Iil.llitics. tio'tl SrlJcs rn'l siruclion of b!ildings for which nll permits required by law have becn issued, Pro['osed tegetrlion rn{l lrees; the installalion of lvalks. driveways, septic syslcms, swimming pools, prolided lhe h. dust. erosion and sedinlcnl_conlrol plan for the si(' itllrl trt|rlis quantily of nraterial removed shall not cxceed that displaced by lhe ponion oflh. remoling c!nh: building or trccessory usc belo$'finished grtde; i. lha amorrnl ind cost of profosed reslor.ltio|l nlrlerirls, itod lh' \ou11( ..lry b. excavation not in excess of 5,000 cutric ytrds incidcntal to cusror fom \fhich ibe :rpplicanr int{nds ro ohrflin th(nr: agricullural use ofldnd for {gricultfrc: j. estimttterl quir[tilv of nrirteriirl lo bt' renrovt'rl and tapsoil lo tt' c. cricararion rh., nor in cxccss of 1,000 cubic ytrds in cotnplilrnce wrrh nplac.d and lhe nrethod ro bc used. vcrififli b) l r.Sisl('r.d surrelor or p()_ specific requirenrenls of approved, dcllniliyc subdivision plan: fessional engineeIi d. excavation on land olvned or opemled by the Towo of Kingslon; k. the proposetl foml of bond slrd lhe nanrc rlnd .t&lrcss of lhe ltond e. e)icavation incidcntcl to ilnd rt'asonably icquircd for the lcgal opcrtrtion trsuec of a cemelery. l. an estintirte o[ thc numher o[ lruck lrips. lollliot ol t ck rotltcs itnd 5. Enforcenrenl- PenaltiCs for violation o[ this by-law shall be: 950 for lh. hotrs of lruck lraffic: :lnd firsl offense. g200 d3).' $ I0O for the second offense. for every funher offcnse. Eich rn. designation on thc r.quire.l plan of n)' alld nll proposed Phiscs arld in which a violation occurs be shall constitutc a separate offense. This byla\v mry lhe oumber of cubic yards to ba crcirlated in (-och. onc to eJrc'-ed ll\'e ilctcs enforced by the Board ofselecrnren. officers. irs designcc(s) rrd Kingsron poiicc 0r200,000 cubic yards, \'hiche!er is lcss. 6. Aoplication. An application for an earlh,rejroval permit shall be iD \vriting. n. an) olhcr inlomr!lion \vhich lhe Boitrd rllst ftquir'" The applicrtion shall conlain iin accurirte descriprion of rhe po(ion of land on ?. Hearing granted only by an affirmalirt' tYhich the excavalion antt Decision. A pemlir shlll be will take pltce. shall srcte fully the purs; of lhe e^cnvrlion. _ rote of a majority of rhe Botrd- FolloNing rcc.'ipr of rrn rpplicalion for lr per shall include payment of fees eirabtished by rhe Board, ind shall includc pltni mil lor remoral xnd delcrminJtion b) the Borrd or its dralvn by a registered surveyor orengineer.:The conlitin the fol- of earth fronl an! l:rnd apptication shali designrted sh.rll appoint a lowing infomralion: as('nl lhrr rhe applic;rion is complete. the Ronrd Ilme ol Ine and a place for a public hce.in.c, [ol lrtcr lhan {5 dats afier rcccrpl

3l :-:'--t rrsc b1'person_ d. Ant shehers or buildings trectcd otl thc plcrtliscs for front YicN so ordt'tcd b1 rhe storrgc or (quiPrncnt shflll b(' screLne(l if Board's decision shall be issued wirhin 45 dnys of the close nrt or oflhe hearing. flnd shall bc lerllovcd frotll thc \ithin 60 d:tls Bo.rr,l of Sclecrtn"u Plemiscs 8. Surelv. The Board shall require or restorrlion sorl as a condition lo the grantin-q of lhe lflcr rher ar.' rro lonllcr nccd':d for I)ennitled r'\cillillioll permit that the applicant furnish a perfomldrice bond, other or security, satis- ulon lhll slte factory ro rhe Board. The minimum anroun! of lhe bond shall be 91.000 for - e.The aclive cxcavntion operalion aacn shnll not crc!'t1l a tolnl ofll\'e every 10,000 cubic yards over 20,000 csbic yards. The security shall nol be al nny time. Natural leselnlion shall tte ltft rnd nl:ti tnined o undis- released rcr.s until tho Board-approved surve),or or engineer has filcd with the purposcs' rurbed land for screening ltnd noisc-rcduction Board an "as-built" plan and has also certified Ihat the resloration has been and tr:lnsPorlltiotr. shall be sel completed in complinnce wilh the permit cud the plans. f. llours of opcralioll iocltlding loading dusl 0o'l by th. Boltd. All lolded lehiclcs shnll b.' suit bly colercd lo Prcvenl 9. Board's Review. The Board shall exercisc its potvers with due regArd to: contentsflorll spilliDg alld blo\ ills fmnl lhe lond a. lhe health, safely and general Nelfarc of the inhlbitants of the lo\rn: lg, Tntclting routes and nlcthods shitll be ltpprove(l by lhc Bou'd 'lnd b. prolection faom delrimenl to lhe ncighborhood; shall llso be subject to {pproval ot the Chicf of ltolic.. c. prolection of notural rcsources, including bu( not limited io th€ h. ..\ccess roads shdll trc constructcd 0s approved b) the Bofird of recharge of the water iable or condition of the surfacc $aler. Srkclnlen, and if possible, at an ingle lo lhe public wny or \vilh il cuNe so as public vic$- 10. Conditionl. The Board ntay impose on rny permit condilions rvhich ir to help screen lhe operntion frorrr deems appropriate, including but not limited to conditions upon methods of 13. Restoration. Restoration shitll bt'clrricrl oul accordins lo the plans removal, type and location of slriclurcs, fencing, hours of opertrlion, ;rrca, submilled, rll conditions of thc pernit. and lhc follo$'in-g minirrurn condi- Iocation and depth of excavation, steepness of slopes, drainage, disposition of dons: boulders and stumps, conlrol of noise, dust and nd erosion site restoration and a. Reslorntion shall bc cirrried orr silllult:rneously \\'ilh ercav3lion' 50 planling rcq!irements. dal trhen ant three-ncre oparalioD atea has becn c\caYated' al leasi t\\'o acres I l. [nspection. Every permit shnll contain lhe condition that inspection of shall be reslored before rvork conlllences (i ctuding constructio of hsul lhe operation nray be made as reasonable hours by an agenl of lhe Board to roads) on the ncrt contiguous lhrce acrcs. Finill testoralion Nork sh'll be com- delermine compliance with rhe conditions of the pemlir and this By-hrv. pleled wilhin sixry days aftcr expirirtion or Nithdra\\'01 of I pemrit or upon ces_ s3lion l2- Standards of Operation. The follo\\ing standards of operation shall ofopernlions. apply to evcry permitted operalion, in addition lo condilions imposcd unde. b. N\o slope shall be steeper rhan 2:l (507c). slopes less Iha 4:l ure Section 8: p.tfened for erosion conrrol, ilDd ih tl be rcquircd in sensitilc rreas as dclrr- mined by the Boerd. a. No area shall be ercavaled so as ro cause accumulation of free,staflding Nater unless Ihe Board shall expressly pemlil. permanent drainage shall be c. All dcbris, slunrDs, bouldr'rs, elc-. shrll bc remo!€d lrorrr thc sit' rnd provided in accordance with accepled engineering conservalion praclices, disposed of in an approved locarion. Drdinage shall nor lead direclly iDto slreams or ponds. d. Relained subsoil and loPsoil shill be sPread over the disturbed area per b. No excavation shall be made within l0 fe€t above annual hich waler to minimlnl deoth of four inchcs and trcated \yith three lons of lime acre' table. as established from tesl pits and soil borings satisfccrory to the ioartl of fenilized as apfroved b)'the Board, and se.ded \rith a grass or le-sume mir of Selechan. Observalion rvell(s) shall be monitored as ordered by the Board of ture prescribed bv rhe Consen,ation Disrrict or \I$sachus€lts Depanment Selectmen. Thc localions of the pits, borings. and rvells shali show on rhe Public Works for sloDe-erosion control. Trees or shrubs of ptescribed number' dur- lopographic plan and on a permanenl monument erectad upon the property. species, and size rvili be planred ro proride scrcening and rcduce cro\ion hg The establishment of the test pits rnd soil borings and moniloring lhereofshall the establishmenr period. be at lhe applicant's expense. (Jnless of exislin:' . e. the permit conditions ipressly requilc alterilion orainage dratnage snarl c. All lop soil and subsoil stripped fronr operating areas shall be stock prtterns. rhe hnd shall be le[t so rhal n:rluml slomr lerve total dischnrlle al piled, seeded with an erosion-control ieed nrixture and used in reslo ns the tht properlv at the orisinrl nrrurirl pornts so lhat lhe prak flo$ andrheareaofaiainreetoonl: o,'e point. is nol increased: rnd so area. PRECIn'CT I D 14. [email protected] permit shall be issued fot a petiod of one year. The Board Nad.n I\laureen E. T\rohig Fentandes 1al 2:00 D may in its discrelion grant a funher permil cxtension for each gldltional year Drpult \Ylrden Lldia P.nt-) beyond the initial period, but no such permit shall b€ issued unlea! the appli. Cl.* ln n A. Rlflini cant has coniormed to all reqsirements oflhe original orextended permit. Depuly Cl.rk Jeilnne l\laltlirll ihric F. Sher 15. Beygcagg!. The Board may revoke any pemrit which it has issued for lospeclor Janles l\latxtall good cause, provided thar it shall in wririnB offer to the permir holder an Depury Inspeclor Ba.bira A. Cauthi!'t U a heariBg wi&in seven rhe revocalion. Dapuly Inspector oppprtuni(y for days after D Depuiy Inspector Jsnrr's C. Joubert 16. Rlles and Regulations. The Board may establish rules and regularions Deput! lnspector i\hrjorie F. Cndenhedd to implcment this bylaw, including but nol limited to a sch€dule of fees and (until 2 p.m.) D Depuly lnspector Cynlhia F. FitzgeDld schedule ofsecurily. D Deputy Insp€ctor llelen Andre\rs (lll 2 P.m.) Sharon Ruprcchl LI ARTICLE 3. To s€e if Ihe Town will vote to delete rhe present Anicle XX Deputy Inspector Ctorgc Wascr (6i30 a.rr.'::10 p-nr'i "Eaflh Removal By-Law" and to.eplac€ it with a new "Eanh Prorective By- Deput) Inspector Law" for protecting Kingston's environment and naluml resourc€s while pro- PRECIN.CT II viding for its growth and developmenl. (By pelition) A copy of the proposed Nirden tnis Zoccolinl€ R tevision received with the pelilion is on file with lhe Town Clerk snd posted D puly Warden Janet Sffith on the oflicial bulletin board. D Clert Elizatreth L. Iionucci D THERE WAS NO MOTION UNDER THIS ARTICLE. DeputfCierk Joln SSarzi R Mr. winokur thanked those in attendance for their paaricipatioo lhis Inspector Robert iUulliken D €vening. He also e):tended special thanks to ahe tellers and olher workers. Dep$ty lnspeclor r\nbur lland D D.puty lnspecror Crace Cardoza On the motion ofJohn C. Veracka, Jr., VOTED ro adjoum wirhour day. Deputy Inspector l)onna Farriogton R D There were 102 voteE from Precinct I and 72 from Precincl II, for a lotal Ddpury lnspccror Elizabeth \\'hite R of 174 votels- Depqly Inspector Eric tlcise R Adjoumment vas at I l:02 p.m. Deputy Inspector Charles \'. Ladd t of lhc'r All election officcrs Nertl sworn lo the faithful perfornrlnce Respectfully submitted, elcction o[{lcers' duti.s- The ballor boJi lr each prccinct \\'as inspecttd by the Mary Lou Murzyn, lound to be empty nnd lhe registcr at zaro. ToB,n Clerli. officer Narne crisrani reporlcd lo Precincr | :rl 6:45 :t nr' t:":.'.]t:i::i nrtll trnrrl unlil 2:{i p.m. ar \\'hich rinlc Olfrcet Divid Criffiths replrced l0:30p.m_ PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY otficcr Kimbcrly Spareo rcporrerl lo Pr('crncr ll luaRcH r0, 1992 ".u''0, ihtr.untll "l 'lll:l::l:: closlnS' unlil l:{5 p.m. ot ,,rtrictr'ri,n. ofirc.'r Thonrar Kcll''} Ieplaced therr unlrl lllc U. rtre cu,r's oflrcc cnd rcnllirred "t.on",r rl. i"tioo'b.rck ro hallols werc locked in the !iull. The polts $err declared opcn by rhc lcsPtctive wcrdcns I?'T,:lt,:i" . \Yere 330 brllols closed rl 8:00 o_m_ in actordance wilh lh('$rlrranl There ?0-i .lls t-i9 169 ._i0s 2.11 295 -i66 2,i0 2?9 -58-r :ll I0 'i(N 'ls9 :91 -;s0 165 -i09 24-l 25l i:.1 165 llI :-r6 259 i00 DEMOCRATS 2't I -i0s '169 516 OFFICE I Il Total 23J 269 -i0-1 I PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE 219 272 il 25-5 :st Ralph Nader t2 t7 29 254 199 -j5-1 Lyndon H- LaRouche I 0 I l6l 2SS -5.t9 Jerry Blown 't2 100 l'12 279 Tom Harkin 2 0 222 :46 .t6s Larry Agran 0 0 0 296 )27 6ll Paul Tsongas 350 377 727 123 250 Eugene Mccanhy I 3 246 269 5t5 Bill Clinton 43 '17 26J 2S6 550 Roben Kerrey 6 2 8 252 25{ 506 57.1 No Prefeaence 5 3 E 216 29S .ls7 Blants Undervote 2 0 2 l-33 254 - 257 4S9 Ov€n'ole 3 3 6 232 269 -rll

ARTIcLE 3. on rhe morion of Prul L. Annslronl. VOTED uNANti\toUSL'l' lhe dlreclron thal lhe Torvn borrow lhe sulll of 5840'000 lo be expended undcr of rhe Pemanqqr Building Commiirce wirh lhe approval of rhe School Commillee for the exlraordinary rcpair, renoration, and replacement of the The rdiourned r\nnual Tos'n Ntectirlg \vrts cnlled to order b)'the Kingston Elementary School hetting syslenr and alt relaled tvork inctudine Noderato,r inw.encc I' Wiookut, ilt 7:42 p.nl., ll thc Ki gsto Elc lcntlD' design services rcquircd by Massachuscrrs cenerat I_o*rs chapr", z, Se"rion igii' School, t50 [tain Strcet, Kingslo, I\tassachusctts. meet this expendilure rhe Treasurer wirh rhe pprovxl _ tNDttg of the The rote checkers rver.: l!']toureen E- TrvohiS. i\rrrie F- Shrrn, Janet Snlith Board ofSelectmen, be authorized to borrow the funds in rvharerer increnrents rvls th€ Taeasurer nd Roben A. t\lullilcn. Thc doolkccp"r Cc,jig.' F. Wager: thc nrikc carrier and lhe Selechen deem necessnry pursuant to lhe provisions of Massachuse[s Genenl $is Cha.les V. Ladd; and Darid R. Buhl .ecordcd lhe nlecting. Larvs Cbaprer 44, Section 7, provided t't ur rtri, *rc shall not take effect unless lhe Town yotes to exempt from lhe provisions of The s$om tellcrs Ncrc Do oa Farrington, l'hilip R. llumhnm. Joseph F. Proposition two cnd one-half, so called, thc amounts requirerl to pay rhe prin. cl.ss and Jomcs C. Judge. cipal ofand inlerest on lhe borowing auihirrized by this vote. The.e $cre uder 100 voters presetll so thc 1'orvn itlccting bod) could nol FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. consider any lpproprintio|l nniclcs at this tirlle. llr. Winokur ad{ised thnl \Yc $ould move tirst to Aniclc 5 and after that if $'r hare orer 100 volers preserrt, ARTICLE 2. Clive W. Beasley moved Ihat the Torvn borrorv the sum of i\e will retum to those arlicles thit requirc a quorunl of l0O. $570,00010 be expended by lhe Board of Seleclmen for the prnial closu.e of lhe easterly and ARTICLE 5 Jflrrres E. Colnran nroved thal lhe Kingston Wagc ttnd southerly sideslopes of the Crtnbcrry Road'hndfill in accor_ alance with PeBonnel cnlillcd: "l:Y9l the closure plan approred by the l\lasstchusefls Depattnrent of By-Lare be anlendcd as prcsentcd in a docuorent Environmentnl Prorecrion including nll Iccessary engineering. ntonitorin!. Wage and Personncl Board Reconrnrcndalions". ci(cluding erplanitory conr- malerials and Iabor m.nls in and, Io meet this erpendirure, rhat the Treasurer. rvith th-r boldfacc typc, ds follows: approyal of the Selectmen, be aulhorized lo lro.row the fonds in wbdtevc, sEcTloN r increments the Tteasuter and lhe Selectrncn oeem necessary purstrant to lhe provisions ofMassachusens BY INSERTING: General Laws Chapter 44, Section g provided that this vote shall nol tate effect onl.ss lhe To!,vn vorcs to exempl fr; l the proli- l. In Section l, Authorizrtion, a ncrv piragrirph, (b), making the eristing sions of Proposition paragraph t\vo and one-half, so called, thc anrounts rcquired o pa1, (a). Paragraph (b) rvould rc d as follo\\s: the principal and interest on Ihe borrowing aurhorized by this nolc. (b) The follorving bargdining unils rvhich engage in collective bargaining Richard P. Cretinon moyed lo anlend by deleling flll of the lingutge afler Nith lh€ To*n shall have lheir \vnges, hours nnd other cotrdilions of cmploy_ the words "Chapler.14 Section 9". mellt detemined b), colleclivc birrgaining agreenrerrt and not plltsuilnl to the C. lud-qe questioned the quor lown of Kingston Personnel By,La\\s: . _,J.mes m. Thc rcll(rs reporled. afrer a counl ol the house, thrt there \\,ere 126 voters prcsent and the Moderutor declared l. Police Unit All regular full-tinlc patrolm.n/womcn and setgeants lhat lhere wrs an insufficient numberofvoreni present to lake up this anicte. represenled by the lnlemational- Brolherhood of Police Officers, Local 436. ,h: ..:,lol:l Edmund 9n J- King, Jr., VOTED ro adjourn rhis meerins ro 2. Firefighler Unit All pemlanent full tir e firefighlers reprcsented by -I uesday, April 7, 1992, ar 7:J0 p.m.. ul lhe K intston Ele;enrirry School. lh. Kiogslon PenDanen! Firefight.n Associations, IAFF, Local 2337. There were I 19 vorers precinct presenr from I and I t7 vorers ffon) 3. Laborers Unil \tarious full-time and regular pan-linre employees rrecrnct- |l, lor a total of236 voters- represented by the Kingslon- To\rn Enlployees Union pursuant to Massa- Adjoummenl was at I0:45 p.m_ cllusetts Labor Relations Contmission cenificalion t\,lCR 3967- Respeclfully submirred, 4. Clericat Unit Various full-time and regular part lime employees rep- Iesenl€d by - pursurnt lo i\lassichuselts Mary Lou the Kingsron Tor!n Emplorees Union Murzyn, Labor t.ot Cle*. Relalions Comrnission ccnifi carion !rlCR-1966. 2 ln Section 8. Schedule Clcrical Croup the ne\\'posilion of ''CIerI/Adnrinisrralor A. PoliceDcDcnnlenr" s-9 3' An additional section. Section 25. *orded as folloNs: teilance l. In Seclion l. Authorizitioll, ncN p:rngrlph (b) nr*ing the c\islins --,__.-_-_:, . Plan, hereinafler rne Plan,'r,tan.., -: . : "the as or its pnrgnph (a). PamgraPb (b) rrould rcrrl as folloss: efiecltve date. Said plan shall be estlblished as a so_call€d caleteria plan,olan.;r. as pe.milled-by Section 125 of rhe lnlemal n"u"nu" Coa" uJ i;;#;;; (b) The follo*ing bar-eaining unils Nhich engage in collecti!e bargitining Section n d other conditions of enlplo:i- I32 of Chapter 697 of rhe Acrs of 1987. fvl"-t"o pr"n l"irl {irh the ToNn shall hrve lheir \rages. houts have their share ofgroup health insurance "f,t" detannined by collec(irc bargainiog agrcclllenl nnd not purs anl to the premiums paid direcily by the To[n rnent and have.their pay reduced accordingly, all as ."r fonf, in rtr. r...s'onJ"oiOi To$n of Kingston Personnel By-LaNs: rons ot lne Plan and in phn accordance with dll oI the provisions. Unit All regular full_tiote patrolrtten/rvoltten and sergeants l. Police - SECIION II nprsenied by the Intemational Brothcrhood of Policc Ofl-iccrs. Local {36' AND BY SUBSTITUTING: br the 2- Firelighter Unil - penlrarent firll-tinlt' lirellghlers tcprcscnted Section 8, Schedule ,,pan Kingston Permanenl Firefighl.rs Associttions, IAFF, t.ocal 1337. ._1.,In A, Adminislrative Group, the tvords tinle,. for- "full rime" for,.Animal Control Officer',. 3. Laborers Unit various full-liNe and r('grtlnr Pan_tinlc enlflo)'ees 2. In Seclion ..part l.presenled by lhe Kingslon- ToNn Emplolees UDion pursu:tnl to l\lassa- 8, Schedule C, Ihe words time! for..full timc,, for "Animal Control Offi cer"- chusetts Labor Relstions Connnission cenilicittion iuCR-3967, .,g.59?" pan-tinre etiplotecs r"P- 3. In Section 8, Schedule C, for..17,t94,, for 4. Clerical Unil Various full-lime and rcgular __ . the annud salar) of - "Animal Conrml Offi cer"_ resenled by lhe Kingslon TowD Entployees Union Pursuant to i\lassilchusclts 4. In Section 8, Schedule ..10.000" labor Relarions Commission cenifi clltion i\lCR-]966. ..- C, for..3,713,, for rhe annual salary of "Consewalion Officer (part time)." 2. In Seclion 8, Schcdule A, Clcrical CIoup. lhc nerv Position of 'Clerl/Adninislralor 5. In Section 8, Policc Depirr$e r" 'S-9". .._ Schedule C,..5,000', for..3,?13,,for the annual salary of - "Executive S€cretary - Consenalion Conlmission (pan time).,, J. An additional section. S.clion 25, Nordr'd as follolrs: SECTION III S;ction 25. Prc-Tfl\ Herlrh Ccr(. Pr,:uriurrr P,rrtrl(trt Plnn AND BY REMOVINC: Entployees eligible for pnrticipation undcr the Tow 's Croup Ilcnllh lnsurrnce oI hcollh tllrlir)lc- l. In Section 8, Schedule A, Adminisrrative ,.Sealer Progrom. including eilher indcnrnir!' ttpr co\'er.l-ec _ - Croup, rhe posirion of of Weights and Measures" ..Misc... nlnca organization (HMO) coveragc. nray elect to beconre orenlbcts of thc Pre-Ti\ Plan" as of its tn,.l:",ton.-t:- Herlth care Prenriunr Pal'menl Plao' heteinsfter "the tchedu le C. rhe posilion of..Seater sfld ,,_-1: of Weighls eff.ctire date- Said Plan shrll bc cslnblished ns a so-called cafeteria plan' Measures" "annually'... I,0 I5.0O.. 's permilled by Section 125 of the lnternnl Rcvenuc Code and aulhorized bl' FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTTON. Seciion i32 of ChaDrcr 697 of rhe Acrs of t937- Nlembers of the PIan \\'ill Edmund J- King, hare their preoriums paid direclll by lhe To\\'n Jr. moved lo amend Section I 2. to read as follows: share ofgroup bealrh insurdnce lnd hare lheir pay reduced accordingly, all :ts sel fo(h in lhe temls nnd condr_ 8, Sched-ute A, ctericat croup, rhe new posirion of ..Clefti/ Aomtntstrator police ..S_6,.. Itons ofthe Plan and \vith all of ihe Plon provisions. ^,_,,1,L::1-"- Departmenf. in accordance SECIION II THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRTED. i"" James AND BY SUBSTITUTING: E. Cotman, voTED lhar rhe Kingsron wage ind reBonnel By Law :f "Part tinle' "^_^olll.-.i be amended as presented in a document entilled : ,.FygJ l.ln Section 8, Schedule A, Administralire GrouP' lhe Notds rvage and Personnel lor'ftll- Boird Recommendalions,, as follorvs: time" for "Animal Conrrol Officer". for 2' ln Seclion 8. Schedule C. lhe sords "patl lime" for "full lime" -Aninal Conlrol Officer". 4. In Seciion 8, Schedule C,'110,000" for 3,713" for rhe annurl salary of The i\to{.tarilor adviscd ihat lhc follo\Yin-q ilcnls hrd bceo ch.tnged since "Conservation (pan Officer lime)." rh. printing oflh. booklet: 5. In Secrion -5,000- -J,7il,' E. Schedule C, for for rhe onnual solary of No. 5192 trtUNICtPr\L I'ROPERTY - E\perrses S 101,750 "Executive Secretary - Conservalion Commission (part lime)." Totrl - S125.675 SECTION III No. 5220 FIRE r\ND FORIIS'I' FIRE - Personrl SerYices - S6l:,.198 Toral AND BY REMOVING: - 5709,131 ,'io.54Zl SNOw eND lCt E\penses 545,20O l. In Section 8, Schedule A. Adminisirarive Group, the posirioo - of.,sealer Total- 562,200 of Weighls and Measures" "Misc." - No.59l0 E!\IPLOYEE BENllFl'tS Pcrsonil ScrYices S1.03-i,:5S 2, In Seclion Schedule - 8. C, the posirion of..Sealer of Weighrs anrt ,Total-S1,100,258 - Measures" "annually"' l,0l 5.00." GRAND TOTI\L S10,934.268 ARTICLE p. - 6. On lhe morion of Richard Crerinon, VOTED lhat rhc salaries The trloderotor lhen read lhc budgct in its cntirct)'. The follo\\ing itenls of lheseveml elected oflicials be ser asof July l, I992, as foltows: lfere queslioned: Moderator s r00 No,5122 SELECTIIEn'- Pcrsonal Sen'ices Treasurer - 6,?83 John C. Veracka, Jr. nro\.ed to ameod by changi g lhe figure fronl Tax Collector | 9,058 5102,384 ro S104,447. Town Clerk 15,000 FINtu\CE CONIi\tlTTEE RECOIIITENDED UNFr\VORr\BLE ACTIOn*. Chairman, Board of Seleclmen 2,000 Olher Selectmen, each t,500 THE r\itlENDIlENT \VAS Cr\RRIED. Chairman, tsoard of Heallh r,200 No. 5122 - SELECTITEN - E\pcnses Other Health Board Menlbers, eaih I,000 John C. Veracka, Jr. r oved lo dmcnd by changing the figurc fronl Chairmtn, Board of Assessors r,800 595,000 ro 59?,250. Other Assessors, each l,500 FIN,{NCE COMN'ITTEE RECOi\Ii\IENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTIOT.*. Chairman Water Commission r,200 THE A|\{ENDi\IE\T WAS NOT CARRIED. Other Waler Commissioners; each I,00t) reld Chairman, Planning Board I,200 Ronald L- c. Ntariben moved lo amend by changing lhe figure lo s95,850. Olher Planners, each I,000 Tree Warden 6,794 FINANCE COltriIITTEE RECOi\'rr'IENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTION. FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMTJNDED FAVORABLE ACTION. THE AI|'IENDI\IENT \VAS NOT CARRIED- No. ARTICLE 7. 5145 TREASURER Richard P. Crerinon moved lhar rhe Tgwn raise and aFpropriare - No. 5I5E lhe sum of$10,973,268 for rhe operaring budgo, f.. ,f,. f^."f 1=".i'.gi-i"e TAX TTTLE July personal - I, 1992 by Departmenlal Services and Erpenses totats as-prinre,i No. 5l7l coNsER\.ATIoN coMNlISSloN Personal .services in a documenr enlilled,.Town - - of Kingslon Fy93 Summary Budgef, and to Edmund J. King, Jr. moled to amend by changing the figure from 515.000 meet such . appiopriation that the sum of g 10,971,2?g be raised from rhe te"y lo st 1,510. and lhe sum of $1,990 be transferred from Ihe Conserrlation:Commission CARRIED- Notice THE ANIENDN,IENT WAS NOT oflntent Fees account lo be applied against the Comdission,s operilting budger, No.52lO - POLICE Personal Services

i., fronl Roscoc A. Cole, Jr. orolcd lo il tend by chllnging lhe figure fronl 55.500

FINANCE COMMTTTEE RECOMMENDED NOT FUNDING ro S15,500. FoR ALL iN plece. uvnL coNrnnsrs EMployErs ene FINANCE CO|\'IMITTEE RECOI\li\lllNDED FAvORAlll-E r\CTION' THE AMENDMENT WAS CARRIED. TtlE AIIENDl\'tENT WAS Cr\RRlED. Pine duBois raised a poinl or order flnd asled ro rerurn ro rhe On the molion of Richard P. Cictinon. as nnlcudcd, VOTED lhnt lhe To\n Conservation Commission expense lifle item. r,rise antl appropriale the srrrn of Sl |,031, t 99 for thc opemting budgets for lhe No 5l?l Comnrission Exoenses year beginning July l, 1992 by Depnrlnrcnhl Person0l Serriccs ilnd -Conservation - li5rll totais ns printed in n docurrenl enlitlcd "ToN of Kinsston FY9.3 Pine duBois moved lo amend by changing the figure from 91,565 to Erpenses tr.Jo). Srrnmary Budget" and to meet strch approprialior that the sulll ofSll'029.209 b. raised fro[r the lcyy, rnd lhc sunl of S | ,990 bc lransferrcd from lhc FINANCE COMI,!ITTEE RECOMMENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTION. ConseNllion Commission Nolicc of Intent Fces occounl to b. applied agrinsl YES 76; NO 35 - - rlE Comnission's operaling budger- THE AMENDMENT WAS CARRIED. The budger itcnrs \verc VOTED rs follo\r's: No. 5241 INSPECTION SERVICES - FY9f, ilNn-U.\L OPDRATING IIUDGEI' No. 5300 SILVER LAKE ASSESSMENT - 5I 14 I\IODERATOR G€orge A. Cappola moved lo amend by reducing under the the figure Personal Ser{iccs s 100.00 SilverLalie Assessment from $1.642.1l0 to 0. D)ipenses 50.00 THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRIED. JI22 SELESI 'IEN No.5422 - GENERAL HIGHWAYS - Expenses Pcrsonal SerYiccs t04,4,17.00 John C. Veracka, jr. moved lo amend by changing the figure fronl Expenses 95,000.00 5219,897 ro $242,790. 5I3I FINANCECOIUI\IITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTION. Pcrsonal Sen,iccs 2,652.00 Erp€nses 1,000.00 THE AMENDMENT WAS CARRIED. No. 5423 SNOW AND ICE 5132 RESERVE FUND - Pcrsonal Services 0.00 John C. Veracka, Jr. moved to fror amend by changing lhe figlre Expenses 85,000.00 $45,200 ro $50,200. 5135 TOWN ACCOUNTANT THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRIED. Personal Services 53,572-00 Seven rose to question the Moderator's call of lhe voice vole. Expenses 2,7 55.OO YES NO 64 514I -48; - ASSESSORS THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRIED. PeIsonrl Sen'ices 74,954.O0 12.125.00 No. 5451 WATER COMMISSION r:xpenses - - Expenses 5I42 George D. Caovenho moved amend from REVALUATION to by changing the figure 0.00 S189,?25 lo $197,E25. PeIsonal Services Expenses 7,000.00 FINANCE COMMITIEE RECOMMENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTION. 5I45 TREASURER A\,IENDMENT WAS TT{E CARRIED. Persorial Sen'ices 53,48E.00 No. 5691 - HISTORICAL COMMTSSION Expeises 18,250.00 FY9J ANNUAL OPERATING IIUt)GET (CONT.) POLICE 60,?s4.00 iersonal Services 954,?00.00 14,200.00 Expenscs 92,11t.00 5220 FIRE AND FOREST FIRE Personal Services 0.00 Personal Serviccs 6t2,398.00 EXpenses 0.00 LJ(penscs 96,783.00 5t52 W4cE & PERSONNEL BOARD 524I INSPECTIONSERVICES Personal Services 2,228-00 Personal Scrviccs 52,894.00 Expenses 300.00 16,700.00 5155 DATA PROCESSING 5244 SEALER OF WEICItTS & ITIEASURES Personal Sewices 0.00 I Personat Services 0.00 Expenses 5,000.00 Expenses 2,350.00 5156 CABLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 529I CIVIL DEFENSE Personal Services 0.00 Pe.sonal Servicei 0-00 Expenses 350.00 E)ipenacs 928.00 5I58 TAX TffLE 5292 ,\NIMAL CONTROI- Petsonal Services 0.00 PcIsonitl Ser!ices 8,597.00 Expenses 3r,500.00 Erpenscs 2,080.00 516I TOWN CLERK 5294 TREE WARDEN Personal Services 38,193.00 Expenses 6,r1fr0 Pcrsonal Servicas 54,878.00 Expenses | |,025.00 5163 ELECTION & REGISTRATION 5295 HARBORI{ASTER Personal S€rvices t4,242.OO Personal Sen'iccs 6,4 t0.00 Expenses I5;977.00 Expenses 4,420.00 5I7I CONSERVATIONCOMMISSION 53OO SILVER LAKE ASSESSMENT Peisonal Se'vices r 5,000.00 Exienses Expenses I,642,110.00 2,565.00 5125 5I75 PLANNING BOARD KINCSTON ELEII|ENTARY SCHOOL Expenses 3,258,?39.00 P€rsonal Services 8,709.00 Expenses 2,2AO.OO 5350 VOCATIONALEDUCATION Expenses 37,500.00 5176 ZONING BOARD OF APPEATS Pelsonal Services 3,713.00 5422 GENERAL HIGHWAYS Expensas 1,950.00 Personal Ser!ices 243,666,(n 5182 INDUSTRIALDEVELOPMENT Expenses 242,990.ffi Personal Services 0.00 5423 SNOW AND ICE Expenses 0.00 Personal Services 17,000.00 5192 MUNICIPALPROPERTY Expenses 45,200.00 personal Servicei n 915 oo 5424 5TREET LIGHTING Expenses l;;:;;;.;; Personal Services 0.00 Expenses : 31,500.00

{t n:.. 9:,' Pcrsonal Scrvices o.00 Expenses 390,000.00 5439 RECYCLINCCOMMITTEE 575I LONG.TERtr{INTEREST Personal Senices 0.00 Persdnrl Services 0.00 I Erpenses 89,1r9.00 Expenses 2.000.00 545I TVATER COMMISSTON 5752 SHORT-TERTIINTEREST ' Pcrsonal Sen'ices PeIsonolServices 171,?26.O0 0.00 DXpenscs t5,500.00 Expenses 197,825.00 55IO BOARD OF HEALTH 5910 EIIIPLOYEEBEnNEFITS Personal Sen ict's r,085,25S.00 PersonalServices 46,197.00 Expenses 15,000.00 EXpenses t2,500.00 554I COUNCIL ON AGING 5945 LIABILITY & INSURT\NCE Personal Serviccs 0.00 Personal Services 4E,85E.00 Expcnses t25,000.00 Expenses I I,250.00 5542 YOUTH COITMISSION GRAND TOT.IL sl1,031,199.00 Personal Services r4,9E5.00 ARTICLE 8: On thc nrotion ol Joh C. Verncta, Jr-. \,OTED UNANIi\IOUSLY Expenses 14,000.00 lhat lhe sum of s2.057 be rrised s d approprixted for the palnlent of lhe fol_ 5543 VETERAN'SBENEFITS lo$in8 bills oulsranding frour prior years: Personal Sen,ices 8,603.00 FY 9l I'lcGlone Engincering. Inc. 51.385.53 Expenses 38.265.00 - Eanh-remoyal IosDccliott 5549 HANDICAPPEDCOMIIIISSION FY 9l flus !6;us lln1d1y31.' 28.37 Persontl Services - 0.00 FY 90 Jordan Hospirrl t43.00 Expenses 50-o0 - Police Officer I-O-D. 56IO LIBRARY FINANCE COi\,ItrtITTEE RECOTINIENDED F,.\\'ORABLD ACTION- Personal Services 108,508.00 Expenses 68,5 r0.00 ARTICLE 9. John C. Veracka, Jr. moled lhat 523,300 be transferred from lhe 5630 RECREATIONCOMMISSION hcome of tlie Elizabeth B. Suntpson ilemorial Fund for the folloNing purposes and Personal Services thll all e\penditures be un

0n thg motion of John C Veracka, Jr., VOTED rhar the Town rttise and ippropriate the sum of 553;200 for thc purchasc of ew equipment and thc (|prir oie:r isting cquipnrenl as folloNs: Sll,000 for 2 police cruiscrs 10,000 $ 5,000 for a used pickup rruck for thc Fire Dcpartnlcnt 1,200 for a copy nachine for the Fire Dcpanme t 12,000 4,500 for 2 rDobile radio rcpeaters for lhc Fir€ Deparlnlenl 1,500 for computer hardtvare for Firc Dcpannrent 1.300 3,000 to replacc tanks and punrp for 1980 brushbrcakcr $23,300 for thc Firc Dcpanmcnt ARTICLE 10. On rhe morion of Arrhur E. euitly, VOTED UNANIMOUSLY 5,000 lo rcpair a 1986 punrpcr for drc Firc Depanmcnt tbat_the.Town raise and appropriare the sum of 520,000 for the replacemenJ .{RTICLE 12. On thc molion of Arrhlr E. 1987 Water Depanment trucl. euilty, nrovert rhar ihc suln of 527,150 be ,aised and app,opridred lo bc crpendcd by rhe tsoard of Sclecrncrl AND funher, to aulhorize ,. lhe Board of Selectmen to Irade or othenvise forrepairslo thc Mapte Strecr Firc Sralion. dispose of the 1987 Water Depanment truck in the best inlerest of the To\!n- Richard P. Crcrinon moyed ro amend rhc figure ro St5,000 wilh rhe FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMNTENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. S15,000 beinS used ro rcpair lhe.oof. ARTICLE I l. John THE AMENDI\{ENT WAS NOT CARRIED. C. Veracka, Jl. moved that the Town raise and appropriate *$t33ry O0 rhe purchnse of ne\r equipnrenr and rhe repair'ofexisr the motion of Anhur E. euilly, VOI'ED lhnt rhe sufi of $27,350 be lnglI::T equlpmenl f.r as follotvs: nisedand approprialed lo be expcnded by the Borrd of Sclectnlen for repairs lothe Maple Slreet 533,000 for 2 police cruisers Fire Slation- for a nsed pickup lruck for rhe Fire Deparlment .^-tlive W. Beasley ntovc(i to idjourn this lrccling to Wednes'lay. Apr,l 8, :,T9 1992, 1,399 for a copy machine for rtre Fire Depanmenr ar 7:30 p.m. for 2 mobite ridio repcarers On 1,:99 for the Fire Depcrrnrenr lhe motion of Richard P. Cretinon. \'OTED to ndjoum this meering ro 1,500 for computer Ilonday,.. hard$,are for Firc Deoarlmenr Aprit 13, 1992, al ?:30 p.nr. ar rhe Kingsron Elemenrary Sctroot. iSO 3.000 ro replace lnnks and pump for l9E0 brushbrerker Ihin Streer- for the Fire Departmeot There ivcre ?6 volcrs from for a 5,000 to repair Precinct I and 70 voters from Precincl Il, a 19g6 pumper for the Fire Deparlnrenl roral of146 voteF. P. Crerinon moved ro anrend by delering ^_- lj:hod cll ilems excepr for rhc Adjournmen! was ar lO:30 p-m. $33,000 for lhe lwo police cruisers- FINANCE Respectfully submitted, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED CONSIDERINC Lou tr{urzYn, OTHER ITEMS AT A LATER DATE. lvlary Towt Clcrk. THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRIED. The Seven rose to question following requests for reconsideration \\'ere recorded r\'ilh the ToNn the Moderator,s call ofthe Voice vofe. Lterk:^. yES _ 27; NO _ 76 .Request ofTed Alexiades to reconsider Articles 7, I0, I I and 12 received THE AMENDMENT o,r April WAS NOT CARRIED- E, t992 ar 10:54 a.m. Requesl of Edmund J. Kine. Jr. ro rsconsider Arlicles 5 and 7 received on dpnl8,. t992 ar I I:49 a-m of Adhur on April 8, ,,,2,^^-Requesl H. Barchelor ro reconsider Anicle 7 received at I t:50 a.m- APRIL l3; 1992 -Richard P. Cretinon moyed to anrend b) delrtins all oi th.' lingua-!. :rli.r rh. $orJs "Chrpler J'l Section S". The adjourned Annual To$n Meeling vas culled to order by thc considernble discussion and questions follo$cd. Moderator, Lawredce l. Winokur, al ?:42 p.m., itt the Kingston Elemenlar). Daniel H. Srngster nrovcd to snrend bI includins thit llle quirlit! .ont.nr School, 150 Main Street, Kingstoir, Massachus€lts. ofrhe lrndfillbe xpproled by the Kingsto! Ilornl of llcxhh. .-\lier rdditionirl Thc vote checkers were: Maureen E. Twohig, Janet Snrith, Roben.,\. dilaussion and opinion oi To$n Counsel. the i\loderutor ruled th.' ilnlr'ndrnent Mulliken and Gracc C. Cardoza. The doorkeeper ryas George F. Wager: the out ofod.r. mike was Donna M. Faringtoni and Jamie Mason recordcd cafi€r the mcetiflg. A vote rvas takeo on the amendnlent of trlr. Crctinon. The swom tellers Nrre Donna I\1. Fanin8ton. Philip R. Bumhrnr, Joscph F. THE Ai\IEN D|\IEN*T \\'.'\S C,'\RRIED. Class and James c. Judge. O0 lhe molion of CliYe W. Beasle_,-, its anlcnded, YOTED thst rh('To\\' Cliv€ W. Beashy, ncwly clecterl Chlirnr:rn of lhe Bonr.l of Selecrnten, bono$ lhe slm or 5570.000 to be erpended b) thc Boird of Sel.cuuen l-or the inlroduced and welcomed the nele e bers of that Board Nl-.rrjorie F. - pinial closure of the easterly and southcrly sidcslopes ol'the Cranbenl Roi.l Cadenhead, Kelin J. Cully and Chrislina L. Willis. They were Namrl)' rycl- krdfill in accordance $ith the closure plan lppror:ed b).the \lassnchus('rs comed by lhose in attendance. Dapnnment of Eovironlnenrlrl Protcction including all necessdry en-qinecring. Mr. Winokur thanked fomler Selechan John C. Veracka, Jr. for his nrauy monitoring, materials end labor and. to nreel rhis c\penditure, th3t th. years of seryice to the Tolvn as a Selectman, member of lhe Financa Treasurer, silh lhe nppro\.al of the SelectNen, be iulhorized lo borroN thc funds i0 ryhaieler Commitlee and other various commillees. The To$,n Nl€eting body responded incremenls the Trcasurer and lhe Seleclnrcn deer neaessntt p]tlsuanl to wilh a warm round of applause. the provisions of i\lassnchusetts Genentl LltNs Chaplcr.l-1. S.-ctio|r S. YES l.l7: NO 13 Clive W- Beasley isked permission of the Ntoderalor lo bring a Resolution - - before the Town Meeting body. ARTICLE t3. Aflhur E. Quilt! oyed lhat rhc Bonrd of Selcctnten be lutho On lhe motion ot Clive W. Beasley, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSL\' rhrr nzed to enle. inro a leise-purchise agr€ement for a period of fi{e )ears pur' the To\\'n of Kingston call upon the Legislature lo annually appropriate rnd suanl to Ihe provisions of chiDter.J0. secrion .l of the Massachuse$ Gen.,rxl Laws, fully distribule lhe legall)'required Ilfrcen (t5) percenr of rhe grs lar rec(iprs for rhe acquisirion of u i992 street sr"eeper and lhar rhe sum of S | 6.SJ0 k mistd to cities and tdrvns for the construction and m:lintenance oflocal roads. and appropriated for the firsr year ofsaid agreenrenl. and funher. th.lt lheBoadof Selecrmen be aulhorized lo lrtde rhe 1977 street sw.eper nos in The Moderator advised dral there rvere in excess of 150 voters prcsent lhis lh. possession ofthe Highway Depannrenr evening and lve would proceed wirh Anicle 2. lrtr- Winokur rcreid ihe article Richard P. its.'ntin1)' moved by Mr. Beasley on April 6lh logerher \\ilh lhe amendnrenr of trlt. Crerinon moved lo delete i\lr. Quilly's molion in and to inse( in Crelinon as follows: phce thcreof thr follo$ing. IUoYe lhal rhe ror!n opptopriatc rhr sutn ofS7l.700 ro hc e\pf d.d h\ thL' ARTICLE 2. Clive sunr of Bortd- W. Beasley moved that the Town borrow the of Seleclmen for rhe acquisirion of a 1992 srrcr't s\r'eepcr. rod to lttcel Inl! 5570,000 lo be expended by the Board of Seleclmen for the panial closure of expendilure. rhat rhe Treisurer, \\'irh lhe ipprov.rl of the Selectrtt('rr. b. the easterly and soulherly sideslopes of rhe Cranberry Road landfill in accor_ aulhorized to borrov lhe fuflds in \rharever incienreus the Treasurer and thc' dance \vith the closure plan approved by tie Massachusetts Depa(ment of releclmen deenl nec('ssary pursuant lo tll( provi\ions ot l\lxssil('htrsells ueneral Environmental Proleclion incllding ali necessary engineering, moniloring, Lr$s Chapler ++. Secrion 7 (9)- materials and labor and, with tht to meet this expendiilre, lhat the Treasurer, THE AtvIENDiqEr.\T \\'AS C.'\RRIED- approval of the Seleclmen, be aulhorized lo borrow the funds in whatev€r On lhe motion of Arthur E. Ouiltv. us anrendr'd, VOTED lhilt the lorvrl increments the Treasurer and the Selectmen deem necessary pursuant to lhe cppropriatc Ihe of Srlcclrrren lol provisions lhrl sutn of 571.700 to be eiocrr,lc,l hr thc Boiri(l of Massachusetls Ceneral Laws Chapter 44. Section 8 provided lhc acquisition of a 1992 srreer srveeper. antl to rrie*r rhis , rp,:nditur. tlrtrl lhe lhis vote shall not lake effect unless lhe Town uo,"a ,o from lhe plori_ ltea5urer. with the approval of lhe seleclmen. be tuthorized lo borrow the sions of Proposirion two and one-half. so-called, lhe amounts"*"apt required to pr1 the principal ofand interest on the borrowing aurhorized by lhis noie.

59 "'-]^no-runnar, lhc 1977 lhlt the Boird of Selectrl)en b( lllthorizcd lo nitdc Dcp0nrllclll _ NO- l7 no." in rtle posscssiorl oflhc Iligh\'il) YES - l4l i u,,u-rrrtap., THE AN'ENDT,{ENT WAS CARRIED. E. movcd thal the Bolrd of Seleclmen be autho- ARTICLE 14. Arlhur Quilty lr5 fudher ii period of five years pur_ lhe otiginal mendrne l of iur' Crctinon rized ro enter into a lease_Purchase agreemenl for A vole $as laken on 40' Section 4 of the Massachusetls General soant rc rhe provisions of ChaPter ameflded. of a new brushbreaker for the Fire DePanment and Laws, for thi acquisition THE ANIENDI\iIINT WAS CT\RRIED. the firsr year of said thar the sum of i3l,8l0 be raised and appropriated for ns mrlendcd' vOTllD that the lo\ttl On lhe motion of Arthur E' Quilty' a8leementr of Selecl en fot ,tt" .u"t of S7l,70O lo be crpendcd by lhe Board AND funher, thal the Board of Selectmcn be aulhotized to trade or otheF ,ppr'iriui" oflhe To\un' lhe l97l brushbreakcr' lhe th.acouisitionofalgg2streetsrvecp('r,x|rdto'ltcctthisclpcnditure.Ihotlht' wise dispose of. in the best interesl thc of the FiIe of lhe S('leclllrcn' be itulhori?ed lo bortoN 1983 pumper, and lhe l9?7 tank truck norv in lhe Possession i,.","-"r- t-,* thc aPpro{al Treasurer tnd lhc Sel€ctnren dcem t|cccs_ Depanmenl. funds in rvhatever incfements lhc Cctlelal Lit$s Chrpl('r'l'r' delcte lhe following language fron IUr' .rr". ourruon, to the provisions of lllassirchusctls Richard P. Crelinon moved lo to ltildc authoized lo enler inlo a funher, thirl lhe BoirRl of scl'rctnrrn be authorized Quilty's motion: "that lhe Board of seleclmcn be i.itJ" i tgl, and " lhe possession of thc l{ighNity DcparlnleDl lease-purchase agreemenl for a period of five years pulsuanl lo ProYlslons the 1977 street swceper noN in lhc General LaNs' for lhe acquis! of Chaprer 40, S-ecrion 4 of the Massachusetts YES ll5i NO brushbreaker for the Fire Department and lhal the sun of - -0 ,ion oi u n"* I s{id agreenre[1": and P. Crelinon moved lo recoosider r\rticlc l' $31,810 be raised and appropriated fot the firsl yeirr of Richard insen in place lhereof lhs following: THE t\'lOTION N"\S CARRIED' by lhc Town appropriate lhe sum of 5136'000 to be erpended d "thar the moved to rmend by d€letinS 55'000 for 1992 brushbreaker' ilnd to nr€tl ARTICLE I l. Richard P. cretlnon Board of Selectnren for the acquisition of d teplace tanlis be Fire Depnflnlenl and deleling S3'0o0lo rhis expendilure, lhot lhe Trecsurer. \'ilh lhe npProvltl of lhe Seleclnl(lr' used pic*up lruck for lhe and lhe Fire Deparlmenl' aulhorized lo bolrow lhe funds in \Yhalerer incremenls lhc Treilsurcr andbumps for 1980 brushbreaker for provisions of Ntassachusells selectmen dee necessary, pursudnl to the TI{E AIUENDTUENT WAS CARRIED. ' Gcneral LaNs, Chapte l4, Seclion 7 (9) voTED lhal the-ToNn ln lhe motion of John Verackn. Jr" as antended THE AN,TENDNIENT WAS CT\RRIED. purchase of oe$' equtpnrenl raise and appropriate lhe sum or 545,200 for the VOTED lhal lhe Town On the nlolion of Anhur E- Quilly, as amended' and equiplncilt as follo$s: r0r lhe repair of eriisiing appropriate the sum ofSl36,000 to be e)ipended by the Board of-Selcclmen thal me for 2 ctulsers the acquisition of a 1992 brushbreaher, aud to nreel lhis expenditure' 533,000 Police lhe for lhe Fire DePa(menl Treasuier, rvith the approval of the Selectmen' te aulho zcd to borrow 1,200 for a coPy machine for lhe Firc DePanmenl funds in whalever increments lhc Treasurer and S€leclmen deenr necessnq_' 4.500 for 2 nrobile radio repealers 4J Depanmenl pursuant to the pro!isions of Masaachusells General Laws' ChaPter 1,500 for compuler hlrdware for Fire Fire Departmenl Section 7 (9), 5'000 ro repair a 1986 pumper for thc or olher_ AND further, lhat lhe Board of Selectmen be ruthorized to trade Richard P. Cretinon nroved lo reconsider Article l2' the wise dispose of, in lhe best irilerest of lhe ToNn' the l97l brushbteaker' trre THE I\IOTION WAS CARRIED. 1983 pumper, aod ihe 197? tank truck now in lhe possession of lhe th€ figure to re:rd Depannlent. ARTICLE I2. Richard P- Cretinon moveo to t]lrrend YES 140; NO-6 517,350. - Richird P. Crclinon nrovrd lo rccorisidel Article l:1. THE AiITENDN'IENT WAS CARRIED' THE N,IOTION WAS CARRIED.

60 . :: .. : lhe Kingslon School On the,moiion of Arthur E. Quilty, as anrended, VOTED that lhe sunr o[ $17,350 bc raised and appropriated to bc expcnded by thc lioard of SelectDen for repairs lo the IUaple Street Fire Stillion. VOTED lhc To$n 19. On lhe molion of Ceorge A Cappola lhat ARTICLE 15, On rhe molion or Chrislolher S. N(-\ton, VOTED rhal lhc ARTTCLE Education Oppo unily Grant for lhe Silvcr Like Rcgionrl Town amend the Town ofKingslon By-l-aws by adding a new ARTICLD XXXI! i"),"' e"*f ". for thc fiscal year 199'l pursuirnt lo the provisions of enlirled 'MANDATORY RECYCLINC" rs follows: *"iT"f-Oir"i"t ii".*.i"t.ur C"t.*f La*s Chrpter 70A. Secrion 5 as insencd by Chrpter 188 residents the Toren using (xpended Likc Rcgionrl Section l. All of lhe Cranbcrry Road Nlunicipal iiirr, e"i, 1985' said funds to be by lhe silvcr Landfill and Transfer Station shall be rcquired to recycle those rnaterills ls "r dircct scNicc erpcndilures' School Dislricl Comnlittee for may be required by the Regulation of the Board oi Scleclnrcn, which r ircriat, ACTION' FINANCE COMtt'tl'ITEE RECOMMENDED FAvORT\BLE nray include, but not be limited lo, paper, glass, melal, rubbcr, plaslics, used VOTED lhat lhe -fo\vn tires and compostable waste, as provided in Nlassachusetts Cencrtl Laws ARTICLE 20, On lhe motion of G€orge A Crppola' by insening in Chapter 40, Section 8M. ur.nJ rfr. slf".t Lake Regional school Districl Agreement DIsTRtcT scllOoL cotllllITTEE a ncrv parasraph Seciion 2. After public hedring the Board of Selecltnen shnll, upon rcc, i;;iion II. REGIONAL before Paragraph 2. itc follo\\'s: ommendation of the Recycling Comniinee and thc Superintcndent of Sl.cet. .ft.r Paragrnph I and adopt rules and regulations in connection Nilh lhe nlanagenlenl and adnlinis- lA.lveilhted Voling. lration oflhe mandatory recycling prosranr. For purposcs of voting on milttets properly before lhe Corrrntittee' Halifa)i :rnd FINANCE COt{MITTEE RECOIvIMENDED Fr\VORABLD ACTION. Cornrnittee menrbers fronr the lorvns of Pe lbrolc, Kiogston, $ith Plymplon shall have lheir tecorded vote rveishled to insore conrpliance Edmund J. King. Jr. moved lo reconsider Aniclc 7. vote of .qooi opponionrn"nl principles. On June I o[ cAch iear. tlte \rcighted THE NiOTION WAS NOT Cr\RRlED. .".h comnritte" memler slrall bc estlblished for the ensuing fiscnl year fronl is of the the Town Census figures rcflccling poPulillion of lhc mellrber to$ns ARTICLE I6. Mary Lou Murzyn mored lhar lhe To\vn elininale rhe requic preceding January l. ment, voled at the 1886 Annual To\vn N,leering for rhe publishing of "\rirrl lo take nll anicles requiring Slatistics including binhs, dealhs, On lhe nolion o[ Clive w. Bensley' voTED and marrit-qes in rhe Annual Reporl. 23' r quorum of 100 volers oul of ordcr. They \vere detemlined to be Anicles FIN.ANCE COI,IMITTEE RECON'IMENDED ACTION. UNFAVORABLE 25,27,28,12, 3?, 38,40 and 44. THE MOTION WAS CARRIED. ARTICLE 23. on the molion of Arthur Vanlangoli' voTED lhat the To$n a Seven rose to question the lUoderator's call of lhe voice vote- tmnsfer from the lvtunicipal WaterNays lnlProvement md Maintenance Fund for repairs and YES 73; NO Et lhe sum of52,290 ro be eipentted by the Waterfront Comnitlee - - improvements to floaring iocks, srationary rvharves, nroorings and facililies' THE MOTION WAS NOT CARRIED. FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMlllENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. ARTICLE 17. To see if the ToNn will vole lo eliminate the requirement, voled qRTICLE VOTED lhat' pursurnt at lhe 1937 Annual Town Meeling and amended by the 1972 Annual ToNn 25. On lhe molion of Ronatd L. C. Ilaribelt, be transferred from Meeting, rhat the Board of Assessors have printed every lifrh year a list of lo chapler 33 of rhe Acts of 1991, the sum of Sl3l'323 available of lhe Slate's share of lhe property owners and valualions of property. or rake any other action relatire fun

ARTICLE 40. On the motion of ,{. Daniel Sapir \'OTED, thai lhe To(n ARTTCLE 24. On rhe morion o1 g1i1s W. Bcasley' VOTED that lhe ToNn amend lhe Town of Kingston Zoning By-Lalvs Section Vl, paragraPh D' enti iccepl Orlolani Circle and Coppet Bc€ch Drivc as shorvn on plans on file rvith tled Board of ADlcals by deleling the first paragraPh and slbslituling lhcrefor lhe To\r n Clerk. lhe following: PtANNING BOr\RD RECOirlNrEn*DtiD Fr\VORABLE ACTION' (2) "There shall be a Board of Appcals of five (5) members and two asso' FINANCE COMtltlTTEE RECOIII\IENDED FAVORABLE ACTION' ciate members. The Board of Selectmen shall make lhe aPpointments of lhe ToNn rescind' effective full-time members so lhat lhe term of one (l) member shall expire each year ARTTCLE 26. Donna M. Farrington moved rhat lhe Iuly Totvn Meeling of i\lassachu- pursuant to lhe requiremenls of MGL Chapler 40A. Seclion l2- Associatd I, 1993, irs acceprance ar th; l9?l Annual sets General 3E, ls amended' establishing n Youth members shall each be sppoinled annually for lerms of one (l) year." Laws, ihaprer 40, Seclion commission and to auth;rize the Recrention conrmission lo assumc all Youlh dale of this bl'-la\\' The members of the Board in office al the effective Commission programs subject io ToNn Nleeling approPrialion' shall coDtinue in office. The two (2) additiond members shall serve lnlllal FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMIlIENDED UNFAVORABLE ACTION' terms of four (4) and three (3) years, respeclively, in order lo provide for of rhis article indefi- seqttential lerms of five years foi each member with the tenn of one (l ) me|I- Anhlr A. Forcier moved to postpone consideralion n[ely.- ber of the five (5) member Borrrd erpiring e ch ycar lheresfter. Afler c\prrn- tion of thc prcsenr rerms of rhe flssociate menrbers, thcy shall be ipPotnle'l THE MOTTON WAS NOT CARRIED. nnnually for terms ofone (l) year. lhal the To\n establish 34. On the motion of Pine duBois' VOTED see the Town will vole lo dulho.ize the Board of ARTICLE Generill ARTICLE 29. To if Fund pursuant lo the pro!isions of I\lassachusells trust funds, subject lo the provi- . ion,a.ro,ion Seleclmen to dislribule income fronr various Clausc 5l La\rs. Chapter 'lO' Section 5' ' sions ofsaid trusls, or take anybther action relalive lheteto. scclion o[ lhe Narrcnl irllcle u The iltoderitor tuled the chMgt'itr lhe THERE WAS NO MOTION UNDER TTTIS ARTICLE. order. FT\\'ORABLE''\CTION*' ARTICLE 30. On lhe rnotion of Clive W. Beasley, VOTED lhirt lhe To$rl FINANCE COItTI\{ITTEE RECOT\iTIENDED amend the Kingston By-Laws ARTICLE XXXIII entitled REGULATTON OF Yolc to amend thc Torvn of Kinsslon 6 as follows: ARTICLE 35. To see if the To$'n Nill DOGS by adding a ne\\' Section i\hNh l0' l".int i"o "roning NlaP of Kingsto , trhssnchuselts' dated "secrion 6. All doBs sir months of age or older shall be liccnsad $ ilh lhe lnc-' ""lt*Urhrough rlai2' i989, prepared by Perkins Etrgineering' Town Clerk on April I of each ycar- By June 15 of ecch year lhe Town Clell iiii,"*ii"o Roctland, Ilassachusctts, as folloNs: shall cause a nolice lo be senl to lhe oNner ot keeper of record of any unli- siluatcd on Sunlrllcr Slrect' nnd censed dog. ln addition to lhe license fee established by lhis byla\!, srid By changing a certilin parccl of land 13 !s Lol l8 ftom R-"\ Residenlial lo owner or keeper shall be subject to 0n additional charge of 55 for each do-e ,r,o,"rion ,rrJxi'ng,ton Assessors' lrttp thercro' (BY PDTII'ION) licensed afler June 15. Whoever keeps an unlicensed dog in violalion of this B'Burin".., o, t"Li uny olher aclion relativ' bylaw after July I shall be subject Io a fine of $25. This byJarv may be THERE WAS NO trlOTION llr\DE UNDER THIS ARTICLE- enforced by lhe dog offic€r or any police officcr of lhe ToNn." iat(' or lI'tllsfct ARTICLE 16. To sce if lhc ToR ll \" itl tote to ritisr' allJ lnptopt FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. eriper)tlcil by lh(' flom atailrble lunds In the lreisu4 a sultl o[ nlonL'y to bc to prepitrc ir lcqutsl lor nropos:rls AKttLLttJt. loseerllne torln \!||r vole lo allow Richcrd Thonlpsolt of .19 Borrd of Selectnren for consultant senices seNage and septiSe' or lolic tn)' Bayview Avenle in Kingston to demolish lwo e)iisling houses 3nd construcl a for lhe colleclion, lrealtrrenl arid dispossl of carriage house wilh a lhree car garage al ?9 BayvieN Avenue, lvhich clrriage olher action relslivc lherelo. house nray constilule a \|ariance from the requircmenls of lhe Kingston Zoning THERE wAS NO i\lOTlOh* i\IADE UNDER TltlS I\RTICLE' By-Law and may constitute an er(ception lo lhe Kingston Ses'er Works \'OTED lhlt ttre To\n rcrn any other nction relative lherelo. (BY PETI- ARTICLE 39. on rhe molion of susm i\1. Fnrrcll' Construction lvloratorium, or take Annunl To$n stlte the Zoning Study comnillcc as eslablishcd by the 1987 TION) To\rn i\tceting' trleeling, and previolsly ettcnded by each sttbscqlent Annual THERE WAS NO MOTION UNDER THIS ARTICLE. Meeting' srid c;milt;c lo repoi to a Special or the ne\l Annual To$n The Mod€rator explained thal prior lo the commencement of To\Yn r\CTION' FINANCE coI{nllTTEE REcot i\'IENDED FAVoRABLE Meeting, he had ruled any molion under lhis anicle out oforder. He so nolified of Boilfll of counsel for lhe pelitione. of this anicle. Sdid counsel objected lo lhis ruling and ARTICLE 41. A. Daniel SaPir fioved lo incrcasc lhe numb€r cenercl requested that his objection be so noled in rhe minores. Hexhh menibers from three lo five. as provid'd in Nllssxchusetls ll lhc ncr{t irlrnuiil La$s, Chapter 4 t, Secrion 2. by elecling lhree ne\\' mcmbets ARTICLE 33. On the motion of Pine duBois, VOTED lhct the Town anrend its election, one for one year, one for l\vo years and one ft-t tht::1:i::' acceptance at the 1963 Annual Town MeelinS of Massachusetls Geneml Larvs, so Inal llr'':::::: rrl's \ilh the remrining two nrcmbers of lhe old (present) Boald Chapter 40, Seciion EC, establishiig a Conservarion Commission by expanding year lo servc' l1\'o bo&d of five shali be matle uP of l$o rellrb€rs \Yilh one lhe Commission from five to seven members bv addins two new members' yll-tl to melnbers with t*,o years to sc.ve, and one merrber Niih three f"tt": when first appoinled. one member shcll be rppointed fir trvo years and one successor will be clected and lhereafler. as lhe term of cach member €nds' his member shall be rppointed for one year. Thereafier, their successora shall be for a telm oflhree ycars. appointed for terms of three years eiich. AcrloN' FINANcE coMMlrrEE REcolltvlENDED uNFAvoRABLE FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION.

67 66 . a:.-.:=.:. .::::..-. i ':-:... = i: t::.. ._:i.:!j::. -:-.:=,- . -t.,]:j-..--.- 23,300 , Paul A- Tara moved to nmend by:adding the foiloting: l'anil at said next wnler Dcpt' Truck 20,000 andilal election, lhe candidate w!!b lhe hiShest vole will serve for lhree (3) to ' 4n Rcplacemcnl of years rhe candidate rvith the second highesl vote will serve for lwo (2) years. Tr{dc I98, Walcr DePt. Tnrck and the candidate with the lhird highesl vote will servc for one ( I ) year." tt Jn Purchase/RePnir EquiPment for THE AMENDMENT WAS CARRIED. 4lt3 Variols Depanmcnls 45'200 r7,350 On lhe molion of A. Daniel Sapir, as amended, VOTED to increase lhc 12 4t't Rcpairs 10 Maple Streel lrre numbe. of Board of Health members from threq lo five, as provided iD 4ll3 Stdlion Massachuserts General Laws, Chapler 41, Seclion 2, by electing three ne\\, 71,700 . 4ll3 Purchase of 1992 Street Sweeper ycar, 13 members at the next annual eleclion, one fot one one for two yeaK, and Trade l9?? Slrcct S\Yeepcr one for lhree years, to serve wilh the remaining t$o members of lhe old (pre- 1992 Brushbrelker r36,000 sent) Board so lhat the nery board ol five shall be made up of lwo members 14 4/13 Purchase or various Fire EquiPmcnl wilh one year to serve, lwo members wilh two years to servc, and one mernber Tradc Rccycling VOTED with three years to serve, and thereafler, as the lerm or each member ends, his l5 4/13 Amcnd lly-Larvs - Ilnndator) succesSor will be elected for a tern of thr€e years: and dt said nexl annual (Anicle XXXIV) election, the candidate with the highest vote will serve for three (3) years, the l6 4/t3 Elinrioate Vitdl Sl0tistics DEFEATED candidate with the second bighesl vole will serve for two (2) years, and the O$!rc$ NO t\toTloN candidate wilh the third highest vole wiil serve for one (1) year. 17 4/13 Elininalc List ofl'ropeny VOTEI) Or| the motion of Edmund J. King. Jr., VOTED ro djoum wirhout diy. 18 4/13 Acccpt EEO Crant KtS Lake VOTED There were 90 voters from precinct I and 97 volers from Precinct l[, for a 19 4/13 r\cccPt EEO Grant Sil\'er tolal of 187 voters. 20 4ll3 Amentl Silver Lake Regional School VOTED Voting Adjoummenr wos al I l:17 p.m. Dislrict Agreement WeiShted - VOTED Respectfully submitted, 21 4ll1 Ameod By-larvs Blr-Qlat Alarm Slslems (Aniclc XXI\') Ntary Lou Murzyn, NO OTION Torr\t CIerk- 22 4ll3 Estirblish S25 Fee for RafIle I and Baza r Permits Nlunicipsl Wate'\Yays 2,290 SUMMARY OF 23 4ll3 Transfer from InrProvemcnl l\llaintenance Fund 1992 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Waterfronl CoDrmillee ARTICLES VOTED: VOTED 24 4ll3 Accept Ortolani Circle and Copper I Psle Beech Drive VOTED t31,123 I 416 Reports ofTown Officers 25 4ll3 Chapler 90 Funds 2 Padial 416 Closure ofLandfill 26 4ll3 Rescind c.40 se. 8E (Youlh Conrmission) (Bo!row) 570,000 VOTED 4lL3 $ Take over by Recrealion Conrnission KES Heating System (Borrow) 840,000 3 416 27 4ll3 Amend Zoning By-LaN w:rler - NO I,tOTION 4 416 Safe Drinking Water Acr (Borow) 755,000 Resource ov€rlaY Dislricl DSFEATED 5 4n WaSe & PeBonnel By-Law VOTED 28 4/13 Police Delail Revolving Fund NO T'IOTION 6 4n Salaries ofElected Oificials VOTED 29 4113 Dislriburion fronr Ttust Funds VOTED 7 4N BUDCET I 1,031,199 4/13 Amend By-Laws Regulation of 30 - a 4n Pa)'ment ofUnpaid Bills 2'05'l Dogs (Arlicle XXXIII)

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: PRECINCT I Itlaureen E. T$ohig D Lydia Femdndcs D 4lt3 2,500 12 Irma A. Ruffini Acceplance ofci 40, Sec. VOTED 3f 4ln Amend Jeanne Nlatallll Conlervalion EC increase ivlaric F. Shea D - from 5 Io 7 Commission Janrcs N'lalatall R 34 4ll3 Eslablish Conservalion Fund vOTsD Harry Monks D 35 4tl3 Amend zoning MaP (By Pctilion) NO MOTION Dirne N{iller Elizabetlt Whitc D 36 4ll3 Consultant Services re: se\Yage NO MOTION Charles V. Ladd R 37 4ll3 South Shore women's Cenlet 3,000 PRECINCT II 38 4ll3 Plymouth County RaPe Ctisis 1,500 Cenler Warden Dnis Zoccolante Janet Snlilh R Exrend Zoning study VOTED Deputy Warden 39 4ll3 Committee D Clerk Elizabelh L. lann0cci Amend Zoning By-Laws Sec. VI, D 40 4ll3 Depuly Clerk Joa|r SSarzi Paragraph D Board of APpeals VOTED R lltsp€ctor Roben N'l!lliken (6:30 - I l:30 8.or.) (5 members) Thonrns N. i\lolle (l l:l0a.nr' - I p.rrr') R 41 4tl3 Idcrcase Board of Hedlh from voTED Janc P. zakrzeNski (3:00 P,m.) D D 3 to 5 members Deputy Inspeclor Anhu. Hand D Budgetary Deferment DEFEATED Deputy Inspeclor Grace ClrRloza 42 416 U Deputy lnspector Sharon RuPrccht Add to Stabilizalion Fund 124,096 43 416 Depuly lnspector Eric l-leise R U 44 4ll3 Transfer lo Free cash NO MOTION Deputy Inspector Barbara Gauthier All election officers \!ere s\eorn lo lhe faithful performilncc of lheir dulies. The ballol bo)( al each precinct \vai inspected by the eleclion officers' ANNUAL TOWN EI,ECTION found lo be emply md the reSisler at zeto. until APRIL II. 1992 Officer Edward Caron repofled lo Precincl I at 6:45 a'm and lvorlied p nr" l:00 p.m. at which lime officir Ronalrt Vemazzaro replaced him' At 8:40 for The Annual Town Election was held at lhe Kingston Elementary School Olficer Vemazzaro esconed lhe bsllots to the Reed Community Building in for Precinct I and lhe Faunce School for Precinct II on April I l, 1992, labulation and remained there unlil l0:30 p.m- accordance with the warranl issued by the Selectmen and properly Posted by a until Officer Roben Sarson repo(ed to Precinct II al 6:55 a m' and worked constatle of the Town. 2:35 p.m. at Nhich rime offtcer Robert wells repldced him' At 9:00 p"' for labula_ Specimen ballots, penalty and instructiod cards wgte posled in accordance ofiic;rwells esconed rhe ballots to lhe Reed con)munily Building ro lhe wilh law. lion- Afier lhe resuhs were announced' he esconed all ballots back \tere locked in the vauh' The fotlowing offic€rs afld workers reponed lo their re;peclive precincls: Clerk's Office and remained rhere unlil lhe ballols ?..ry.: The polls $ere declared open by lhe respectiYe wardens al T.:idbrllols closed a;8:00 p.nr. in accordan.c with Ihe rv:rrr:rnt. There were l'145 brllols casl ca\t in Precincl l. includinp 2J ab\entee brllots. Thetd Nere 1.105 casl in both in Precinct ll- i""ira;r"1s absentee ballols The tolal vote Pr€cincis was 2.250. 748 750 I,J9S 395 i55 750 2 _____a 2 r,l.t5 I,105 (for ycar) (for one year) TREE WARDEN onc MODERATOR '15? *Lawrence I. Winokur 828 800 r,628 lF;d E. N!!a 190 1,5{2 Btanks Undervole 314 105 619 Hanis E. Robinson 324 239 -rtrJ - 63 t4l Overyole 3 0 3 Blanks - Underlole rJ45 I,105 2,250 '' Overvote __l ___!. 2 I,l{5 t,105 2,250 SELECTMAN (for one year) *Marjo.ie F. Cadenhead 483 520 I,001 SILVER LAKE REG. SCHOOL CO!\ITTITIDE Geoffrey H. Malsh 253 241 494 (fol tbree years - lole for tNo) Joseph M. Palombo 360 305 665 rWalne C. Boulay 576 55r I,127 Blanks Undervole 4l 34 .6eorge A. Cappola 631 622 | 1i1 - Overvole I I] Blanks Undervote l,0S l 1,017 2,1l8 t tan - I,145 t,105 Olervote 2 0 2 SELECTMAN (for rwo yea$) 2,290 2,210 .t,500 456 David D- Fitzgerald 235 22t SCHOOL COT,IT'IT'TEE 367 8r8 Leo A. Kelley 451 (for three yenrs Yole for tNo) *Christind 431 825 L. willis 394 rJamis E. Coyle- 591 olf 79 r3t rtrhrion Blanks Undervole -52 Lanogan 601 )Jtl I,157 - t3 ? 20 Overvote Blanks Underv6re t,092 1,029 2.121 I,145 I,105 - Overrote 6 0 6 SELECTMAN (for three yerrs) 2,290 2,2t0 .1,500 John C. Veracka, Jr. 246 227 413 WATER COMIttISSIONER (for three years) Richard P. Cretinon 394 313 701 '173 lFred D. Srenson, Jr. 563 483 1,046 *Kevin F. Cully JJO 4t7 St€phen A. McDonald 441 463 904 Arthur A. Forcier l14 l0E 222 Blanls Undervote r33 297 Blanks Undervote 29 32 6l 159 - OverYote - Overvote 6 8 l4 l 03 I;l{5 I,r05 I,t.r5 I,t05 2,250 BOARD OF ASSESSOR (for three years) HEALTH (for rhree )'eors) +Paul A. 1,581 *William R. Fairweather 807 '199 1.606 Tura 801 780 Ilary K. Blanks Undervote 338 306 644 O'Donnell 0 tl - 0 Blanks 668 Orervote o o - undervore 344 324 I,145 I,r05 ) rio Overvole 0 00 I'145 1,105 2,250 TAX COLLECiOR (for rhree years) iHowa.d Keilh Peavey 63i |,234 Theodore C. Alcxindes 50.1 426 930 Blanks Undervot€ 4l 42 8l - 3 Oven'ote I 2 . Irl45 I,r05 r rio -'12 588 571 t,t59 two) (for three years vole foa 449 405 854 *Joseph - 't43 No' F. Class 720 I,463 236 Bl;nks Undervote 107 t29 !Dennis N. Randal! 6t I 597 1,208 - Overvote I 0 ___l Mary C. Che.ry I 0 I,lJ5 I,105 Rene Bouchard I 0 were disnrisscd :rfter thc resulls were announced. Maureen Pd,ole I 0 The wardens and clerks Nere rcturned tQ llte TorYn Clerk's Blanks Undervote 931 893 1,824 All supplies and used and unused blllots previously locked in lheir lransfer cases {l tlre Reed - C)vervole 2 0 2 Office. All ballols cast 2,29O 2,210 ,t,500 Cqmnunity Building were lhen locked in the Clcrk's vauh. willis, Kevin F. Cully, Fred D' RECREATTON CoMMISSION (for lhr€e years) trlarjorie F. Cadenhead. Christirra L. A. Tllra nnd Dennis N't. Can'llho werc fldnlinistercd the oath Joseph O. Brennan, Ill 383 343 Slenson; Jr., Pa!l *Dennis M. carvalho 569 I,146 ofoffice by lhe To$n Clerk. 180 182 362 was at I l: 19 Blanks - Undervote The office locked P.nl. Overvole 5 ll 16 A lrue record' A'[TEST| I,145 I,105 2,250 Itrry Lou ltlurzyn, CONSTABLE Toll.tt Clcrk. (for three yearc vole fo. two) *Alfred D. Darsch- 6E6 692 1,3?8 I. Willianl R. Fairwcather, having betn clcctcd to osscss taxes ond esli- *James R. Goonan 752 715 |,46t mate the value of property for lhe purposc of taxalion for lhe Town.of Blanlis Undervore 852 803 I,655 Kingston for lhe ensuing rhree years do s$ear that I Nill truly and impadially - Overvote 0 0 0 according to nry best skill and judgnrent, assess and aPporlion all such taxes as 2,2m 2,2t0 4,500 I may durinS thal time asscss; that I Nill neilher ovcrvalue nor undervalue any propeny, subject and lhat I rvilt faithfully perform all the duties of HOUSING AUTHORITY (for fi{e years) to taxaiion; siid office. *Paul Allan va|tangoli 771 '144 I,5t5 734 Wittiam R Fairrveather Blanlis - Undervole 373 JOI Overvote ___l 0 I t,145 r,105 2,250 QUESTION ONE (Landfill) SPECTAL TOTVN MEETING 453 906 Yes 453 JUNE 27' 1992 +No 4E9 437 926 -- 4t6 Blanks Undervote 202 214 The Speciat Nleeling s'as called to order b) the Moderalor' 2 To\\n Oveavote _.___r I Laurence i. Winokur, al l0:20;.nl-, at lhe Kingslon Elenlentary School' I,145 1,105 presenl' l50Main Street, Kingston, M ssirchusetts. Nlr. WinokurNelcomed lhose TWO (KES glren QUESTION Healing Syslem) It{r. Winokur staled that it Nlrs obvious lh:rt proper nolice had been *Yes I,158 \'otcrs 606 552 3nd lhe reading of rhe warmnr was *aived. There lvere aPproxins(ely 225 No 880 M2 438 h altendance witb no quoru requirement for lhis nlcellng. 2t0 Blanks Undervote 96 r t4: Fnringlon' Phlllis - 2 The vole checkers rvere: Graoe C- Canlozil' Donnt M' Overvole I I lhe P. Poille and Maureen E. Ttvohiq. The doorkeeper lvas Georgc F_ wrger: 1;145 r,105 2,25n milie caffier rvas Charles V. LadJ: and Dnvi

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. The swom rellers were Ma;ie F. qhea, Roben A- Multiken, william E. Po, pine duBois nonrinaled Mar)' Lou I\tuflyn. wllich nominrtiolt \\ns scconJcd D. Murphy (who replaced Mrs- Shea), william J. Tlvohig and Deboiah rnddealined. \Yils scc- The Tovn Meeling body slood and reciled lhe Pledge of Allegiance. Eugene F. Cre€don oonrinnted John F. Recke' \lhich nonlinalioll wenl ori explain lhe under which lhis Mr. Winoklr to Suidelines Town onded. Meeling would be conducted. Mr. Winokur lheil read lhe following statement: lta. Wirokur declared lhe nonrinntions closed. June A. Bnllinger nslied if rhe interest stalule, is designed lo prerent had public "Chapter 268A, coflflict of prb- eirher I'lr. Cole or Mr. Recke hrd siSned ntry pctilions or nlade nny officials from exercising lheir dulies in a tnanner inconsistenl \vith tho pub- iUr. Colc ,csponded thnl he had lic statcmenls regarding the lopic of this mccting. and prevent indud influence.and other abuses which were a lic intelest ld not signed any petilions nor had he had any public inpul in the seleclion of to our govemmenlal systeD pass[ge of the law in the early endemic !p lnlil spccilic railroad site. He hud attended one hellring in Braintrec as a spcctilor' 1960's. ltr, Winokur then askcd for the lellers for a hand !ote. lt is incumbent upon our public officials lo nronilor their conduct and ROSCOE A. COLE, JR. t72 ensuae compliance wilh lhe slatute at all times. . JOHN F. RECKE 106 Since the subjecl before you loday will inevitably include a discussion o[ Mr. \Yinokur declared lvlr. Colc tcmporary mod€rator for this Special various oltemative sites lo lhal selected by the MBTA. and sinci one of those Town Meeting and Mr. Cole was swom in by the Town Clerk. sites has beeo rhe presenr locarion of the L. Knifc & Son beer distribulion plant, and further, since I have represented lhat company and a relaled entity Jeffrey A. Balchelor taised a point of order. He stated thnl Ihe tellers of a within the past tNo years, these circumslances ratse lhe issle ofrvhether or not tow0 meeling are very imporlanl tnd should be frce of any sides on lhe issuc my handling of this meeting \vould conslitule a potential violation of thal one of Ihe tellers has al.eady takcn a public !ole rvilh lhe lndustrill slalute. Commission. He nsked the lenrporary Nloderalor lo select neN tellers for lhis neeling. The staiute conlains a provision staling essentially that it mdy be uorca- sonable to coirclude that any violalion occurs if a public officer discloscs in At lhis point, Mrs. Shea canrc forNard and grcciously slepped dolvn as a writing facts which would otherrvise lead to a conclusion that a conflicl erisls teller in order to avoid any possibility of conflict. ldr. Cole lhen asked for !ol- and conlains also the following statemeDl: umeers frcm lhe to\rn meeting body. i\trs. Murphy came forN'ard and \tas appropriately 'Section l. The general court recognizes that in conneclion rvith slandrrds swom by thc Moderilor. for the conduct of public officials il should be recogoized thal under our Anorney Elizabeth Lane of Kopelman & Paige, Town Colnsel' thcn democratic form of government. public oft-icials and employe€s should be addressed lhe Town Meering body. Shc restaled an opinion Siven lo the Board drawn from all of our society; that citizens rvho serve in governnrent cannol ofseleatmen thal lhe pelition, if voted, \rould conslitute only a resolulion and and should not be cxpected lo be \yithoul any personal inleresl in Ihe decisioDs \tould bc a non-binding expression of opinion. Any vole laken by lhe Town and policies of governmen(: (hat citizens who arc governmenl officials rnd ,Veeling body would be advisory only. (A copy of her leller dared May 26, employees have a righ! to privale interests of a personal, financial and eco' 1992, and addressed to rhe Hon. Clive W. Bcasley and the Members of the nomic nalure; thal such standards of conduct should separate those situalions Board ofSelectmen is on file in lhe ToNn Clerk's Office.) of conflicting interest which are inherent in a free society from lhose which On the molion of Clive W. Beasley, VOTED lhat the following individuals are unacceptable.' - be admitled to and alloNed ro address rhe lown meeling: I guess even moderators are allowed lo think and have opinions. MBTA Representatives: John Powers. Robert Eagan' Jane Chmielinski' How€ver, one of the basic pr€cepls of lhe slatute is a proscription agarnsl Paul Jordan and John Mahone.),; even the potenlial 'appearance of a conflict'. k is for this reason alone, $ere- Elizabeth Lane, Town Counsel; Doris Haighl; Nancy Hos4ell, Nicholas fore, thal I will slep down as moderirtor for this nleeting rnd the first order of Nitilas, Geotge crmeron, Jcmes Crirttes. Dr. steven Kaiser' senalor Ned business Nill be the election ofa temporary moderator-" |\rrDy and Dan Sl. Croi\_ Itr. Winokur asked for nonrinalions from rhc floor. ARTICLE l. Helen Gavio moved lhat the Town vote to request lhe tlalle) Cadenhead nominirred Roscoe A. Cole, Jr., Nhich norninrlion \\'r' K. Massachuse[s Bay Authority (MBTA) to re open the decision on where lo seconded and iicceDled- pro locate the Plymor.rih line lerminauslalion and layover facility, presendy

77 lhe question to see ii the Leo P. Laliberte again [ioved for a vole on Bay Authority (l\IBTA) decision To,r.| Nill vote to endorse the ltassachus.tts hyover facilily propos'd for THE MOTION WAS NOT CARRIED. ro tocate the Plymouth line lcmrinal/slation lnd Po.k and so notify all Stale and Federal Eugene F. Creedon moved to amend lhe nrotion on the floor bI lhc thc Kingston South lnduslrial Proper decision' following: To see if lhe Town rvill vdte (o endorse the Massachusetts Bay sFiting agencies ofTollrn Nleeting Authority (MBTA) decision to locate the Plymouth linc temrinal/slation and The lloderotor called for lhe tellers. proposed for the KinSston Sollh Induslrial Park and so notify leyover facility YES 160: NO * 107 all proper Slate and Fed€ral granting rgencies ofTo$'n Meeling .lecision. - THE MOTIOn' WAS n-OT CARRIED Courtland L. Harlow. Jr. rrised a point oforder. He staled lhrl thc unlend- SINCE IT DID NOT I\IEET THE 2/3 REQUIREiiiENT. ment changes lhe originat proposal and as a resuli, it wls oul of order. The F. Creedon, it $as \'OTED to allo\r the wilh' Moderator ruled it an appropriate amendment under the motion. Upon request. On the motion of Eugene Town Counsel staled lhol this was a procedural nlattcr. AnJ one was free lo drawal ofhis motion lo tmend. mate any molion wilhin lhe scope of the anicle. lt wns lollllyr"rithin lhe pre' There follorved addilional poinls oforder, connrlcnts and discussion' rcgative ofthis Town Meeling to vole yes or no. Several requesls frorn the floor nroved fot il tolc on the original qucstion Considerable discussion and comments folloNed regarding each nlolion. to see if lhe Torvn will vote lo requesl the iltlssachusetls Bay Authoritl- rvhere to locnlc the Pl)'tllouth lire teflDi- The Moderator re-eriphasized lhal both sides would be heard and he ruled (llBTA) to re-opeo lhe decision on proPosed for Kinsston ond In so rhal il was appropriate to speak lo lhe total issue. We Nould hear from I pro_ nrl/station and tryoyer facility. prcscntly so notify all propcr Slalc xrlu ponenl and then an opponenl and allemale back nnd fonh and then lake a vole doing revaluate/comprre all possiblc sites and on the motion. Since it was obvions lherc were nany speakers who wished to F.deral granting agencies ofTo\vn I\t.cting declsion. convey information, Mr. Cole suggested r Iinre limit of 5 minutes per Presen- Th. i\toderator called for the lellers. tation. YES 176: n*O 80 followed on the motions. - - Discussion THE MOTION CARRIED SINCE IT NIET TIIE ?I] REQUIREIIENT' Leo P. Lal-ihene moled for ir vole on the qlestion to see if dle ToNn Nill On Ihe molion of Hclen K- Galin, \'OTED lhal lhe Torvn requcst lhe vole lo endorse the Massachusetls Bay Authority decision lo locale lMBTA) l\lassachulerrs lJoy Authoriry (NtBTi\) to r._onen the decision oll \rhcr' lo the Plymourh line terminal/station and layover facility for the Proposed locale lhe Plymouih line temlinaustation cnd layover facilit),' presolltl)'pro_ Kingston Soulh lnduslrial Park and so notify all proPer Slate and Federal so posed for Kingston and in so doing revaluate/conlPare 3ll possibl€ sites.aod granting agencies Meeting decislon. ofTown noliry all prop;r agencies of Totrn Nleeting decision state and Fedenl -;anting raised point of order as lo lhe effecl of an affirmrlive vole Pine duBois a YEs 166: No and queslioned whelhet it would end lhe meeting. Mr. Cole explained that a - -91 thanked i!Ir' Cole for favorable vote wouid not in effect end the meeting since during debale anolher On behstf of the To\yn of Kingston, iur. Winokur seNiog ToNn iUeeting- motion could be €ntenained. as remporary l\'loderator during lhis Spccial VOTED to rdjoum without dry' llIr. CoJe called for a voice vote on the queslion. On the molion of Ronald L. C. iuaribett. 165 votcts ftonr Precinct Il' for THE MOTION WAS NOT CARRIED. There rvere 228 voters fronr Precinct I and a total of 393 voters. Seven rose to queslion the Modentor's call of the vdice vote. Adjoummenr Nas ar I:20 p.nr. YES l7E; NO- 154 - ResPecltullY sub$itled' THE MOTION WAS NOT CARRIED Lou i\'lurzln' SINCE IT DID NOT MEET THE 2/3 REQUIREMENT. l\'llrY Tort' Clctk' Additional discussion and presentations continued. 79 amounl necessary lo ply said Silver Loke assesslDenl' or lo talie tn)'olher rclalive lhcrelo' lclion . SINCE THERE WAS NO QUORUi\'I PRESENT, At ?:39 p.m., prior ro calling the to order, lneering the Moderator, No ACTION Wr\S Tr\KEN ON Tl llS ARTICLE. liurence L Winokur; announced lhat a quorunr was required for most of the anicles on the wananl for lhis evening. We were approximately 30 voters ARiICLE 2. To see if rhe Torvn rvill rote to ralifl lhe agreer erl be!\\'een lhe shon and he askcd lhose in attcndance for their palience in wailing for a quorurn. Torvn of Kingslon and lhe Iolernltionill Btolhcrhood of Police Officers. approprirtc or transfer from aYailable funds a su The Special Town Nleeting was catled io order by Mr. Winokur ar 7:55 p.nt. Local436, and to raise and at the Kingstor Elemenlary School, 150 Main Street, Kingston, Massachuselts. 0fnoney to fund lhe terms of said agreenrent, or to tflkc any olher action rclir- Mr- Winokur welcomed those present to Ihis meeting. He explained rhat the d!€ iherelo. public address syslem was not workinS properly lhis evening because ir was r SINCETHERE WAS NO QUORUi\I PRESENT, being repaired and he asked all present to speak loudly since the meetinp rvas NO ACTION WAS TAKEN ON TIIIS ARTICLE. being recorded, Mr, Winokur announced lh&t there werejusl under 80 voters present and all but one aniclc rcquired a quorum of l0O voters. Wc would pro- ARTICLE 3. Tq see if the Town rvill votc to rnise and appropri.te or lransf.t ceed with A icle 4 b€cause il required no quorunr and we would lhen retum to from available funds a slm of money for lhe paynlent of unpaid bills of prior the other anicles if possible. Nlr. Winokur led rhoie in anendance in rhe reciring ).rfs, or to take any other action rclalive lhcreto. of lhe Pledge of Allegiance. STNCE TIIERE Wr\S NO QUORUi\| PRESENT, The volc checkers \eere: Roben A. Mulliken, Phyltis P. Ponte, tvlarie F. NO ACTION Wr\S TAKEN ON THIS ARTICLE. Shea and Mareen E. T\['ohig. The doorkeeper was Janet Smilh; the mike cirrier ARTTCLE 5. To see if lhe Torvn Nill vole to raisc and appropriate or transfer was Charles V. Laddi and Jamie Mason recorded the nreeting. from atailable funds a sunr of nroney lo be expended by lhe Boatd of The swom tellers werc Donna l\t. Farrington and Paul L. Armstrong. Selectmen as the To\yn's cash match for a slr,rtegic planning gIant from the On lhe molion of Clive W. Beasley, VOTED to admir the follo\ving persons triassachusetts Erecutive Oflice of Conl unilies and DeveloDmenl in connection shh to panicipate in rhe To$n lUeeting: the ToNn's applicarion. or ro rake any othcr action rel;rive thereto. Elizabelh Lane, Town Counsel stNcE TttERE WAS NO QUORUT\{ PRESENT, Doris Haight, Town Administmtor NO ACTION W,\S T.AKEN ON THIS ARTICLE. Nat Gianino. ToNn Accounlant ARTICLE 6. To see if rhe Town will lore ro iaise and apptopriale ot lransfer from available ARTICLE 4. On lhe motion of Clive W. Beasley, VOTED lhar rhe Board of funds a sunr of money for the engineering and design of a rePlacement take any Selectmen be authorized to accept an easement or righl of access from the bridge spanning rhe Jones River irt Elm Streel. or lo 0lner action Rocky Nook Brewster Park Community Association, lnc., for tbe purpose of relative lherelo. providing the Town access ro the sea\vall in lhe Rockv Nook area of rhe ToNn, SINCE THERE WAS NO QUORUN'I PRESENT, located along Rocky Nook Avenue. for the purposes of maintaining ind NO ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THIS ARTICLE. repairing rhe seawall. On fte morion ofJaner Smith, VOTED lo adjonm without day. FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOIUMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. There \\ere 46 vorers fronr Precincr I and 39 voters from Precincl I[, for a Al this point, there was a breal. in the meeting rvith lhe hop€ lhal a quorunt lolal of 85 voters- would be reached. The Town Meeting body fell shon of 1o0-voter require- the Adjoumment rvas at 8:20 p.nr. ment for the follo\\,ing articles: ResPeclfullY submitted' ARTICLE l. To see iflhe Torvn vore R€gional will ro approve lhe Silver Lake lvlary Lo NlurzYn, School District assessment as School certified by the Silver Lake Regional Town Clerk' District Treasurer, pu$uant to lvl. C. L., Chapter ?1, Section l68, and to nleel such erpendilure. to imend the FY93 dppropriarion for thc Silver Lnlie tlssess' nrenl by raisin-g and approprialing o, transferring frooi nvailable funds such

80 Th. polls were declared open b)' lhc respective Wdrdens al 7:m i.nt. lnd alosad at E:00 p.m. in accordance Nith lha Nnr.ont. Thara Nere 620 blllots cast in Precinct I, including 9 absenlee ballols (461 Deotoctalic llnd 159 Republican). There were 631 bsllots casl in Precinct ll, including l6 absenlet' The following officers and wotkets repo.ted to lheir raspective precincts: blllols (.130 Democralic and 201 Republican). The lol{tl role cilst in both PRECINCT I Precincls lvas L251. Ar the close of lhe Polls, lhe ballot bo\ in Prccinct I Rad 620 and the blllol Warden Maureen E. Twohig D bor in Precinct read 631. All volers \\ho had becn omitled frotn the roting Deputy Warden Lydia Femandes (at 2:30 p.m.) D ll lisl we,ehrndled according to Inw nnd cenilicntes issued, if0ppropriste. CIer* Irma A. Ruffini R lls Deputy Clerk Jeanne Matatall R The resulti were announccd al 10:40 p.m. b' thc To\Yn Clerk. Th('I nre Inspeclor Marie F. Shea D follows: Deputy lnspecror James Matalall R Deputy Insp€cro. Genrude Powell R DENTOCRATS Depury Inspeclor Edward F. O'Neil D 0FFICE I II Tolal Deputy Inspector Charles V. Ladd R Deputy Inspec(or Donna Fdrringlon R REPRESENTATTVE IN CONGRESS Deputy lnspector Cynlhia F. Filzgerald (to 6 p.m.) D IENTH DISTRICT 551 Deputy Inspector Helen Andrews (ar 6 p.m.) D GEr.y E. Sludds 282 269 191 Deputy Inspector ceorge Wager (to 2:30 p.m.) D PaulD. Harold 162 l3l William c. Zissulis I l9 27 PRECINC"T II lon Bryan I 0 I Blanks t7 Warden Enis Zoccolante R Unden'ole 6 tl - 0 2 Deputy Warden Janer Smith R Overvote ,: 430 t9l Clerk Elizabelh L. Iannucci D {6t Deputy Clerk COUNCILLOR Anira J. Ha'Cley D - FIRST DISTRICT Inspector Roben Mulliken R Herben A. Bennelr, III 2l l3 l9 82 Deputy Inspectoa Joan Sgarzi D Steven A. Camara 50 106 Deputy Inspector Giace Cardoza D David F. Constantine 57 45 Deputy Inspector Elizabelh While D Lnnce J. Ganh 2S l'l 127 Deputy Inspector tsnc tlerse R John C. O'Neil 6l Richard 282 Dep y lnspecror Diane Miller R S. Rosen 136 t46 Btanls 105 207 Deputy Inspector Linda Annstrong (to 2:30 p.m.) U Unden,ote 102 - 2 3 Deputy Inspector Sharon Ruprechr (ar 2i30 p.m.) U O?en'ote __r 46r 430 89t All_:!":Ii9" offlcers we.e sworrr ro rhe performance of rheir . : fairhfll dulies. The batlolbox 4i gach precinct rvas inspected by the eleclion officers, found lo be emply and the register at zero. l12 t29 241 331 6E7 4't I l9 0 0 0 0 99 203 159 201 160 _i -_a 430 t9t PLYMOUTH & BARNSTABLE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE IN CENERAL COURT &lward P. KhbY 125 165 290 TWELFTH PLYMOUTH DISTRICT Thcrese MunaY 2 0 36 6S Charles A. Noble; III 356 332 6E8 Bianks Undenote 32 - 0 0 o Rob Kraus 0 I I Overvote 201 360 Blanks- Undervote 105 9'I 202 t59 Overvote --_0 __! 0 REIRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT 461 430 19l TWELFTH PLYMOUTH DISTRICT SHERIFF PLYMOUTH COUNTY Robe4 Kraus I l5 t60 215 - Jon Veracka' I 0 I P€ter Y. Flytn 345 314 659 Ilarjorie Cadenhead I 0 I Blanks Undervote I t6 I 16 212 - Bianks Undervote 42 4l 83 Overvole 0 0 o - 0 0 il6l t9t Overvole 0 '130 159 20r 160 COUNTY COMMISSIONER SHERIFF PLYIVIOUTH COUNTY PLYMOLTrH COUNTY (vote for rwo) William Robinson- I :t Pataicia A. Lawton 239 270 s09 PeierFlynn 9 l0 t9 Jolin R. Buckley, Jr. t34 l14 24E Blanks Underrote t42 186 324 John K. Franey r88 162 350 - Overvole 0 0 0 Matt Srriggles I 0 I t59 20r 360 Blanks Unde.vote 358 3t4 6't2 - COUNTY COMMISSIONER Ovenotc 2 0 2 PLYMOTIIH COUNTY (vole for trvo) 922 860 1,7t2 Matlhew C. Strigglcs 107 125 232 Lawrence P. Novak 68 I65 REPUBLICANS P€rerFlynn 3 0 3 Blanks r40 180 320 REPR.ESENIATIVE IN CQNGRESS Undervole - 0 0 TENTH DISTRICT Oven'ote 0 318 402 720 Michael K. Crossen 49 5I I00 Daniel W. Daly 50 68 I 18 PARTY Robert E. Kine 44 64 108 INDEPENDEI*T VOTERS Jon Bryani 5 3 2 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS GerryStudds: 2 I I Michael P. Umina 0 0 0 Bfanks Undervote - n Bianks a s a Overvote : , 0 ___0 J ) 0 0 159 201 360 couNclLLoR - There were no rores cast.

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Warden Enis Zoccolante REPRESENTA'TM IN GENERAL COURT:- There were no voies casr. DeputY Warden Jlner Snlith R SHERIFF There were no vores casl. - Clerk Elizabelh L. lannucci D COITNTY COMMISSIONER were no voles cast. Depuiy Clerk Elizabeth White D -There lnsp€clo. Rotert i\'lulliken The wardens and clerks were dismissed after the results were announced. Dlputy Inspcctor Joan Sgarzi D All supplies and used and unused ballots were relumed to lhe Town Clert's Depuly Inspector Donna Farrington R Office- All ballots cast which had been locked in their transfer cases at the Depuiy Inspeclot Edward O'Neil D Reed Community Building were rhen locked in rhe Clert's vault. Depuly lnspeclot Sharon Ruprechl U The Town Clerk made lhe requested relephone calls, The office was Deputy Inspector Eric lleise R locked at I lil0b.m. Deprly Insp€ctor Diane liller R Depuly Inspector Kdren Donnelly (at 8 a.nl.) D A lrue record, ATTEST: All el.clion officers rv€re sworn ro thc fairhful oerfonnance of their Mary Lou Murzyn, " duties. The ballol box rl each precincl wrs inspected by lhe eleclion officers, Totrrt Cle*. found lo be empty nnd thc rcgisrer at zero. Officer Richard J. Arruda reDortcd ro Precinct I al 6:50 a.m, and rvorked lttil 3:00 p.m, al $hich time Officcr John D. Llorgan, Jr. replaced him until STATE ELECTION ll:4J o-m- NOVEMBER 3, 1992 Officer John D. Morgan, ,r. repo(ed to Precinct II at 6i55 a.nl. and $orked until 2:45 p.m. at which lime Officer Janrcs J. Shilling replaced hilD The Stare Election was held ar rhe Kingston Elemenrary School for nlttil closing. He esconed lhc btllots btck ro Ihe Clerk's Office tlnd rcnrrined Pr€cinct I and the Faunce School for Precincl II on November 3, 1992, there until the baltots werc loclied in the vtllt. n accordance wilh lhe rvarrant issued by Ihe Selectmen and properly posled bI The rver€ declared open by Ihe respective Wardens at 7:00 a.nl and r constable of the Town. Polls closed at a E:00 p.nl. in accordancc \r'ilh the $'nrrafll. There rvere 2,522 ballots Sp€cimen ballols, penalty and instructibn cards rvere posted in accordance cast in Precinet I, including I l6 absenlee ballots. There rvere 2,51I brllots cast rilh law. i0 Precinct Il, including l6? abscnl€e ballols. Tbe total vole cast in both Precincts rvas 5,033. The following officers and workers reported to their respective precincls: Al lhe close of the polls, (he batlot bo\ in Precinct t rcad 2,518 and the PRECINSI I ballot box in Precinc! II read 2,509. Ho$e{er, al lhe close of the polls, the rltarden Maureen E. Twohig D fronl and back lables of each precinct a-ereed on a different toial number of voters Deplry Warden Lydia Femandes (at 2:30 p.m.) D as previously slaled. The Prccinct Clerk's minules in each respeclive pr.cincl Clerk Irma A. Ruffini R noted situations in \rhich they fel rhe baltol box hrd not reEistered toles Deputy Cle.k Jeaflne Matatall R ca5(. Inspector Marie F. Shea D All lolers Nho hfld been ontitted from Ihe vorrng list Nerc hrndted rccord- Deputy Inspector James Matatall R ing lo lalv and certificates issued. ifappropriare. Deputy Inspector Genrude Powell R The results Nere rnnounced al l?:37 a.nr. (November 4th) by the TorYn Deputy Inspecror Grace D Cardoza Clerk. They rvere as follorvs: Deputy Insp€qtor Harry E. Monks, Jr. D Deputy Inspector Charles V. Ladd R Deputy Inspector Cynthit F. Firzgerald (ro 6 p.m.) D Deputy IDspeclor Helen Andrews (ar 3 p.m) D Deputy Inspector George Wager (ro 2:30 p.m.) D Bush and Quayle 8?5 |,t64 Cli on and Gore 939 1,822 Fulani and Munoz o I I Hagelin and Tompkins l. ,0 I LaRouche, Jr. and Bevel 0 3 l Marrou and Lord 2 l0 P€rot and stockdale 710 667 1.371 Phillips and Knighl,Jr. I 2 l Blanks Undervole IJ 30 - Ovewote 1 22 t <7, 2,51t 5,031 REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT PLYMOUTH DISTRICT - REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TWELFTH (R) TENTH DISTRICT - Roben Kraus 28 Maple Ave.; KinSslon Cerry E. studds (D) Candidalc for Re-election 1,361 1,442 2,805 l6 Black Horse Ln., Cohasset Charl€s A. Noble, III (D) Candidate fo. Re-election 1,426 1,457 2,883 2 Bamabus Rd., Kingston 890 820 1,7t0 Daniel W. Daly (R) Mill JohnJ. Pfaffinger I 0 27 Mast Hill Rd., Hingham 609 591 |,200 Blnnfts Undervotc 268 246 514 Michael P. Umina (V) - Overvole 0 3 3 ,14 Frog Pond Close., Mashpee 5l 't3 124 2,Stl 5,033 Jon L. Bryan (U) 215 Prince Ave.. Bamstable 346 30'1 653 SHERIFF- PLYMOUTTI COUNTY Roben W. Knapp (Freedom for LaRouche) Peter Y. Flynn (D) 94 B Sr., Boston 8 2 l0 Ob€ry Sl., plymouth Blanks Underyote 73 72 145 Cardidale for Re-election 1.6r6 I ,653 3,269 - I Overvole 9 9 l8 Russ Benassi I 0 ,

89 :i- :.i _: ': : SPECIAL TOTVN MEETING NOVEMBER 9. I992

1,306 |,257 2,563 Yes The Special To$n lr{ecting rvas called to ordcr b1' lhe i\,odcralor' No l;163 I,175 2,318 Elemcntary l'50 Lawrence l. Winollur, ai 7:52 p.m', ilt thc Kingslon School' 34 54 88 Bla[ks Und€rvole StiCeI, Kingston, Massachusells. ltr. Winolur $clconred lhose presenl' - l9 ,Vaio Ov€rvole gil'en 2,51r spx i!tr. Winokur slated thal il wlrs obvious that proper nolicc had been ind the reading of thc Naraanl \!ns rvaivcd. i\lr. Winokur went o lo etplain 2 (Corporale Tax) QUESTION the guidelines under which this ToNn l\'leelin.q Nould be conducted Yes r,r80 r,132 2,3t2 ydtc $erc: Grncc C. Cardoza, Roben E. Ntulliken' i\larie F' No I,142 I,170 2,3t2 The checkers The doorkecper Nils Janct Snlilhi the nlike canier BIanks Undervote 195 208 401 Shea and llauNen E. TrvohiS. recotdcd lhc meetinS. - Overvole 5 I 6 $as Charles V. Ladd: and Jatnic Mason 2,51I 5,033 The sworn lcllets Nere Dooa T. Applc, Donna ltl. Farrin-tlon, Janles J. Judge and William J. Twohig. QUESTION 3 (Recycling) Yes 865 900 1,765 Illr. winokur ackno$'ledged lhe passitlS of Arthur r\. Forcier' No t,574 3.096 trlr. Winokur shted lhal Mr, Forcier \\ill bc ntissed by his fticnds and toivns- Blanlis Undervote 1'l 86 163 people: but hc will cspeciilly bc misscd by ihosc Nho have allended Torvn - 9 Oven'ote ,o 3 trleelings. Mr, Forcier oftcn conlributcd significanllt to the debate on Torvn 5,011 2,522 2,5t t ,\leeiing floor in his og'n manner. Ile rvos a gentlerrran a m lvho rvill bc - in QUESTION 4 {Oil Tax) missed. l\'lr. Winokur dsked all prcsent lo risc for a roment of silencc Yes 880 894 1,774 trh. Forcier's honor. 2.9E5 No 1,508 |,47'1 Pinc duBois then led the To\'n iltceting in reciting lhe Pledge of 261 Blanks Undervole 127 r36 Allegiance. - OYervole 't ,,__-! nladc a brief 2,511 5,011 Clive W. Beaslel'. Chtlirnlan of lhe Bolrd of Sclectnlcn, stitement. ,\ copy of his statemcnl is on file itl lhe To\\ n Clerk's Oflic€. llc wardens and clerks Nere dismissed afler lhc results were announced' The u'as followed by Daniel J. iuorphy, Chainn;ln of lhe Finlnce Comfliltee' \vho All supplies and used and unused ballots \tere returned to the ToNn Clerk s ako made d bri ef stateorenl. Office. All ballols cast, $hich had been locked in lheir transfer cases al lhe On to adnlit the follo\ving persols Reed Communiry Buildin-q, vere lhen locked in lhe Clerk's vault. lhc nlolion of Clive W. llcasley, VOTED toenterand p:irlicipttc in lhe To$'n illeeting: The Torvn Clerk mllde the requcsled lelephone calls. The office \\'rs Elizabeth locked at l: 16 a.m- (November 4). Lane, Tou,,n Counsel t Doris Haight, Town Adminisrraror A true record, ATTEST: Luis! Stewa(- Librarv Director MaQ' Lou NlurzYn, Jennifer Benassi, Executive secretary for wage & Personnel Board To'Jn Clcrk. Illark Devine, Whilnran & Iloryard ARTICLE l. Susan lrl. Farrell nrot,cd thal the ToNn amend the Torvn of Kingslon Zonins Bv-La\\'and the cu.renl zonin-c nrap by repealing Section I Ihrough VI of ti'e i;na.ron zoninc Bv-La\\'and lhe cuffenl zon;ng mcp' flnd bI adopring the prop_osed ,onin"o uyl"tu shoNn can a document entitled conlenls Proposed zonins B"iu.u. o.tol"i 1992 d.aft including thc table of map ddted and texl beginnine on D ge ? o[ rhe draft nnd lhc proPosed lonins 0crober tg92. as frtea rviih rhc Tolvn CIerk on Oclobcr ?0. 1992' And, bychinging tht \!ords 'the Indrrstrinl Districf in scclions 6.6.5. nnJ "lhc AND 6.6.5.1. on pigc ?4 of the rlrafi. to Induslrial Distlict irnd thc I.O. PURPOSE, AUJHORITY 'TPPLICATION ial Park Di\tricl". Commercirl/lndustr l.l. PurPosc And, by filling i! the dotes or! pnge 19 lo read "12-!- Exccpt for the Flood i, t- Th" outot" of this Bylilrv is lo nchicrc lhc objcclivcs of lhc Zoning '''icr, S08 Plain Dislricr and the Water Rcsource Overla)i Dislrict, districts ar. herebl Ctraprer aOe. as:rrncntled as nrcscnted in St:crion 2'\ of Chuptcr established as shoivn on a map entilled "Zoning lr'lap of Kingston. ofrhe Acis of 1975, rvhich include but are not linrilcd lo lhc follo\ ing: Nlassachuset ts" d irti:d February; I 990, revised t hro ugh Octobcr, | 99 2. . To lessen congestion io thc sltccls. a4t The general boundaries of llle Flood Plilin Districl are sho\ro on thc . To consen'e henllh. (FlRl\'l), Kingston Flood Insumnce Rate tr'lap daled Augusl 5, 1985, as Zones,.\. ' To secure safely frorD fire, flood' panic and olher dan8ets' of lhe Dislricl arc defined by lhe ooe hundrcd Al-30. The exacl boundilries ' To provide adequale liSht and 0ir. (100) year water surfnae elevaiioDs shown on the FtR l nnd further defined bI of popu_ . To lrevenl overcro$ding of land, to aYoid undue concetlltation lhe Flood Profiles contained in the Flood lnsurtnce Sludy, daled Februrat 5. lalion. 1985. The floodNay boundaries aredelineatcd on the Kingslon Flood Boundnry . To encouragc housing fot petsoos of lll inconre Ievels Floodway Map (FBFtd), daled Augusr 5, 1985, and futlhcr dcfincd by th. . ddequate provision of lrllnsporlation, waler suppl)" Floodlvay Data Tables contained in lhe Flood Insurance Study." To facililate the dminage, seNerage, schools, parks, open space aod buildinS' including lhe And, to change page 58, Scction 5.3.1.3.a. to read: "Buildings shall be of coiservation of nalural resources dnd the prclention of blilht nnd pollution an architectural style which is compatible with the prevailing stylc in thc area of the enrironm.nls. in Nhich lhe Planned Residential Developnlent is locllted aitd shall be conlprt- . To encorrraSc the ost appropriale use of lAnd throughout the To\\n' ible with other buildings in lhe Planned Residentirl Devcloptrrent." including coniiderarion of reconlmendalions of plans adopled by lhe And, to change page 93 of the draft, Section 7.5.3.2. by changing "of" to Planning Board and lhc corDprchensive plan oflhc regionalPla ning agenct' Scction "or" and adding the rvords "for a variance": xnd to change pnge 93, . To prasen'e and increase nnrenilics. ?.5.3.3. by adding the \ords "for ir variance" so irs to rcad: 1.1.2. Addilional purposes inchde but are not lirnited lo the follo$io-q: "7.5.3.2. Within sixty-five (65) days of receipt of appeal or petilior lor ! . Td protect aquifers and wellands. shall hold tl variance or a requ€st for a special pemlil, lhe Bot(l of Appexls 1.2. Authorily hearing giving notice thereof in accordance wilh Chapler40A, M.G.L. 12.L This Bylxw is adopred under lha authority provided by, and in accor- 7.5.1.J. The Board of Appeals shall mrke a decision on the cpperl or p(li' dance with, lhe provisions of Chaptet 40A of dre General Laws' as nnrend- lion for a variance within one hundred ( I00) days of filinE, unless cxlended by ed, Articlc 89 of the amendments lo the iltassachusells constitulion and \r'ritten cgreement bet$een the Borrd of Appeils nd the applicanl. and on lhc every olher power lherelo enirbling. requesl for a Special Pemrir \virhin ninety (90) days of the public hearrn-q. 2.0. unless extended by written asreement belween lhe Board of ApPeals llnd lhe DEFINITIOn-S applicant." 2,1. Terms and Words 2'l'1. lerms and words are defined as The luoderalor stcted lhat there were a series of scri\'encr's elrols lhlt For the Purposes of lhis Bylaw cenain follows by the context or is specill- have becn noled rnd \vith the consenl oi the ToNn Nleeting body. if lhis unless a contrary dcfin;tion is required cally prescribed: motion passes, lhose correclions \\,ould be made, The Town Meelins body so words in the sin- consenle(l- 2.1.1.1. Words used in the present tense include the future, include lhe Sular number include rhe pturat and rvords in lhe plunl ntltnber The proposed zoning b)'laN rexd as folloNs: lvord singular; lhe rvord "shalll' is mandalory and nol discrelionary; the the mascu_ "land" includes the worals 'marsh" and '\alec'; and the use of line gender shall be deem€d to include the feminine. 21.1.2. Accessory Use: A Lrse customcrilv incidental tot:h't.:tth:,1']"11 dismanlled or buildins or lhe use of the land; the exterior storag€ ofjunk' in otte (l) d$clling Faflily: One (l) ormore persons liring togethcr l.t.l.l3. olhcr conlnluoal living "unii. tur nor in"fuling sororitics' fraiernitics and 2.1.1.3. Amenities: Fqatures which add to the attracliveness of pleasantness artirnsem€nts' Nhich on x rcsLrlsr ofa building or site. , r r ra] furnifv Dry Care l{omc: Any privalc residcnce' ''t"it't.i.i"..'r.t iempo'ary custotly ln

o< :...... ] tnduslrial Park: An industrilll subdivision or nn ared \r'ith conlmon -2.1;1.?9. t"rau, patking drens planned for occupancy for nlore than one (l) beadng an authorized handicapped license Plate or permit. ' und/ot building' 2.1.1.23. Hazardous Matetial or Hazardous woste, Toxic Materials: A sub- industrial ,\rctr: L.nd left subslanlially in ir naturll slate or devcl- slance or material, whethet in gaseous, liquid or solid form, or a combin6lion 21.1.30. Landsc.lpcd 'oocd rccrcliional usc' bul ool includillg public or priYrtc sireel riShls- thereof, in a qlaniity or form lhai significantly contritrutes to serious illness for parking lols, scrvice or loading areirs' drireways' sidelvnlks ease- or death, oa lhat poses a subslantial lhreal to human henlth or poses an oi-rvay, abovc gtound ulilitics' ared covered by any slnlctutc olher unreasonable risk ro h€olth, safety, or lhe environmenl when ment;for Sround ProPerly space or rccrcaliou l uJie or tha!| those struclures direclly rclnlcd lo ln oPcn improperly managed, including all materials listed as hazardous by lhe but nol any olher land dccmed unsuilable by lhc Planning Bonrd, iuclttdinS Environmental Fedcral Resource Conservation and Recovery Act or simila. to swanlps ahd Nellflnds. Department of Energy or by lhe Commonweallh or linited authority, lhe or lhe sirn)e 2.1.1.31, Loading Spacc, Off-slrcct: .\n off-slrcct spacc or bcflh' Massachusells pursuant to applicable General Laws. or lot with a buil

r03 - :: .:. . -: :.a._ :,:.. j. I : d\\cllirrg' rind: l.l.?,2. SinSle f0mily detnched 4:2.1.4. Smrill lraste watcr treat enl fa designed opi ratcd in (2) l.l.?.3. Rcnling of riot mote lhtn tNo rootDs by r residcnt occupying lhe ;;".ia"""; *ifl ,ft" Kingston Planning Board regulalions for the design, (3) drvellingio not Inore thnn lhrec non-ltansicot pcrsons ooeration,'and mainlanance of small waste wnler treatment facilitils tnd housing' ."rag" pumping stations contained in lhe Planning Board Subdivision l-3-2.4. Congtegate Regulations adoplcd pumuanl io Masslchusetts General Laws, Chapter 41. 1.1.2.5. Nirsery s0hool or day care ccnlcr' Section 8lQ, provided lhat: LJ.2.6.: llonrc occupltion providcd lllnl: a. The location of such ptants shsll be shown or1 a Site P.lan approved by the r- Not nrore than t\\o (2) olhcr persons ilre regulrrlY eril oycd lherciD in Planning Bosrd in accordance with Section 7.J., Site Plinj- conrection \rilh such usc. the conformance wilh lhe dimen- b. The facility shall be located on i! lot b. Not norc thad l\rcnty-fivc (25) pcrcenl of thc lotill gross floor arc is Requiremenls, for sional regulations in Section 5-2,, Dimcnsion l lht Fguhrly de\'otcd to such usc. District in which il is located, c, There is no equipnrent used in connectio Nilh such ho c occupiltion prior granting of a disposal \eorls con- c. No conslruction is undenaken lo risible froN lhe strcct or abutting proptrtl'. struction permil by lhe Board of Heahh. d. Nodisplay of prodlcts is visible fror|r thc slrecl. 4.2.2. The followiner uses are pemlined in all Districts subjcct lo Sile Plnn .. Ttere shall be adequillc off-strect parliing in accordancc wilh Section approval 6.4.. Off-street Parking Reqtircnrcnls, for any cnrployee or visitors in con_ 4.2.2.1. Privateschools. n.ction \tith such use..Any nccd for parking gcncratcd by the conducl of us€s permitled in Dislricts by sDccisl 4.2.3. The followinq are all lcnnit such honre occuprtion shdll bc nlct off lhc strcct nnd othcr lhan an n pranted bv the Board of ADoeals required front yrrd. 4.2.3.1. Uses accessory to aclivilies othenvise pcnnilled rvilhin lhe dislricl:ts Vehicles uscd in conneclio Nilh thc occup.lior shall be par\ed in lhe rear a matter of righl, which activities are necessary in connection $ith scieltilic orsid. yard or in a struclure. research or scientific aclivities pemrilled :rs n mat(cr of righl. J.1.2.7. Library, nluscuol or cilic ccnter. Public buildings and prcoises for 4.2.4. Uses P.ohit ired in All dislricts govemmenl use. 4.2.4.1. Excepl as allowed in Section 4.8.4.1.b., no more lhan one unlcgis_ '1.3.2.8. Public rccrcariooal usc. Iered vehicle witbin a lot unless within a sttuclurc or screened in accor- 1.3.2.9. dance wilh Section 6.7.14. Fenciog, Screening and Landscaping. Non-profir camp providcd lhat: 4.2.4.2. An unregistered vehicle in front yard. a. Ovemighl accomntodalions arc in teols. 4.2.4.3. The wilhdrowal of waler for trarrsFon and srle outside lhe Tosu of b. Thete ara rio lransienl orerniSht accorrrmodrlioDs- Kingston. !J.l- Uses Permitted by specinl Peflnil Granled bv lhe Pldnnine Board {.1.3.1 of a plan 4.3. Residential-40District(R,10) Planncd Residcntial Dcvclopnreol, subject to lhe approval nnd in accorilance 5'3.' Planned Residcnlial 4.3.1 Pumose N,ith lhe prorisions of section Derelopment, which Devclopnrenl nlay includc: 4.3.1.1. The purpose ofthe Residential-40 District is lo provide suilable areas 3' Delached gs. for low density residential uses that will accommodale agricthure. one-fanrily tirvcllings or mo-famil)' dwclli h. Quadruplexes. 4.3.2. Uses Permilted c' residents of dle 4.3.2. t. Famingr including grops, orchard, plant nurseiy, greenhouse or c.on_ Accessory uses and recrention facilities for lhc usc of the Planned berry, raising livestock and poullry, the keeping of tame domestic animlls Residenlial Devclopmenr o,rl), ro includr Solf course'.lennis couns' a normally considered pets, such as dogs and cats; by the resident of lh' jogg;ng trails. s\'inrmin!l pools. cnd sinrilar outdoor lacrlrllcs: cqmhunity gross.floor plemises, not forconrmercial sale, provided that: building no, ,o fi\,e (5) perccnl of lhe lotal lrea o[ "....,1 storage sned\: a. An) slable enclosure or fence shall be in the rear yard and shall nol bc lhe residential units: Diltkinc arcas itnd !!alases: cabrna\; by residcnls of lhe less than thiny (30) feer fiom any lol hne. delached llrcptaces an.l sinritar tacililirs for use tlanned Residential hone occupalions' ldk b. There shall be no raising of swine or fur biaring aninrals, eicept as Pemlrl' DeleloDnrenl. bul not including ingofboarders professional cfuces- ted in Section 3, Chapter40A, Massachusetts Gcneral La*s. or lodgers, renting:of roonrs or i::'i ,.:' ::: ' :...:.-i.:::- :'::' .'.:' :'::.' 4.3.3.2. Fami stard for the aala afPJoduce;aised on ihe premises by the resi- All pemlils foa accessory housing nusl bc sccurcd before lny construction dent propdetor, Proiided Ihat: m. isunderteken. a. AII parking is providedln off-streei facilities. 1.1.1.5. Bed And brcakfasl' b- All storage of equipmcnt shall be in tbe rear ofthe farm stand. .I.i.,i. Uaes Pennitted by Soccirl Pennil Cranted by lhc tloard of Ap!'rrls 4.3.3.3. NuNeries, arid greenhous€s for rrholcsale purposes wilh no retail Cemelery. u5es. {.J.4.t stable. 4.3.3.4. one (l) accessory housing unit within a single family dclached J.L4,2. Riding dwelling, provided thal: .1.1.4,3, Conlmercirl brecding, salc or boarding of dogs, cats, slinc or fur- nninrals. Any kennel cnclosure shall be no lcss than 30 fcet fronr a. The principal residenlial slructure is on a lot vhich meels or exceeds the bearing minimum lot size in seclion 5.0.,Intensity of Use Regulalions- the lol lines. ,1.J..1.4. Counlry or tcnnis club, or non-profil social, civic or recrealional b. The principal .esidenlial slrllcture has at leasl trvclve hundred (1200) club, but not includiog any use thc principal {ctivity of which is square feet. lodge or custonlarily conducled as a business, pro!ided thirt: c. The entire struclure lsed for dwellings shall not occlpy more thnn lwenly fronr a sccondary or prinlary stacet. five (25) percent ofthe lot area. i, Any funclion roor[ shilll havc ircccss d. There is at leasl one (l) off street parking space for each bedroonr or 1.1-4.5. llospital sanitariunr, Dursing, rcsl or contalcsccnl homc, chrritablc accessory unit in the convened portion of the slructure, which space shall i[5titution or other non-corIcctioI|0l institutionll use. not be provided in the front or side yard. I.3.4.6. Undenaking eslatrlishnrent, funcrll hontc or crcnralorium, chrpel. e. There is provision for scteening by fencing or landscaping of oulside J.l. Residcrtial-20 District (R20) slorage aless- ,1.1-1. Purpose f. Neither rhe principal residenlial struclure nor accessory unit shall htve r J..l.l.l. The Residcntial-20 District is intended to provide suitnblc nreas for (50O) plus one hun_ gross floor area of less lhan five hundred square feet varied housing types at densilies suilable for a snlilll l'own. dred (100) square feet for each bedroom over one (l). 1..1.2. Uses Pemlilted g. The gross floor area of the newly crealed unit shall not be more than lhinJ {J.2.1. Famring, including crops, orchard, plant n(|rseD', grcenhousc or cran_ (30) percent of rhe normally habilable gross floor area excluding gara8e, ber), and lhc keeping of tamc donreslic aninrals nomrrlly consirlered pets. unfinished altic crawl space, and other nomrally uninhabitablc gross floor such as doga and cats, by rcsidcnts of thc prernise:i, nol for co mercial sille. area ofthe principal resideirlial slruclure, after convenion- proyided that: h. Each unit shcll be a conrptelr and i||depcndc||l housckcepi unit. con ! a. Any slrblc enclosure or fencc shall be in th€ rcar yard and shall not be taining a bedroom or bedroom/living room co bination, balhroonr and lesslhan thiny (30) fect lrot an) lol line. kilchen or kitchene(e and shall have !r separate entrance- b.ln addition to the minim!m lot size regulations of Section 5.0., lntensity i- The exrerior appeorance ofthe s!rucIure shall not be ihered ercepl for: ofUse Rcgulalions, there shell be an additional ilcre for each horse, co\{ or the rear of dre l) Slairways and exits required by law, which shall be in other larg€ animnl. building. c.Jhere shall bc no raising of sNinc or flr bearing animals. e)icept as Per- 2) Restoration consistent reilh lhe original archileclure of the slructure. n(led in Seclion 3, Chapter 4OA, |assachusetls Ceneral l-a$'s. j. One of lhe unils shall be occupied by the o$'ner of the property, or. rn lnt {J.2.2. Public recrealionirl use. case of a realty trusl, corporalion or partnership, a beneficiary, shateholder L4.2.3. Single family delachcd panner, dNelliDS- or rcspectively. L4 2'4. Renting of nor morc lhan tNo (2) rooms b) a.esidenl occuPiin-s lhe k. If lhe accessory housing unit is discontinued and inlegrated inlo lhe orig- d\\elling to persons, ano not more than lbree (3) non-lransienl inal slructure desi8n, lhe owner shall notify the Inspeclor of Buildings a4'2 5 Library, nruseunr or ci\,ic center, public buil{tings and premises for lhe Zoning Enforcemenl Officer in rvriling. golernment tNe use. l. No permit for an accessory housing unit granled hereunder shall { 4.2 6. Home effect sooner than one (l) year rfier occupancy of lhe principal resid€nll|r occupation provided that: a in slructure. Not tuore lhan trr.o (2) other persorrs are regularl)' enlploved therein connection \yith such usc l) Stairwnys aod cxits rcquired by la\'. which shilll be in thc rcnr of lhc buildinS. ,) Resloralion consislgnl wilh lhe original architecture oithe slructure. c. There.is no equipmeni used in coqneclion wilh such home occupltion j. Oneof the unils shall be occupied by rhc orvner of lhe property, or, in thc visible from lhe slreet or abutiing proPeny. caje of a really !rust, corporalion or pannership, a beneficiilry, shnrcholder street- d. No disptay ofproducts is visible from lhe oi parlner, respectivelY. e, Therc shall.be adequale off.st.eet padiing in accordance with Section 6.4., li l[lhelccessory housing unit is discontinucd i|nd inlcgr{lcd into thc original Off-Staeei Pa*int,Re4uirements, for any employee or visitors in conn€ction rmctuae design. thc owncr shull nolify lhc lnspcctor of Buiklings nnd the with such ise. Any need for parking generaled by the conduct ofsuch hoDe Zoning Enforcernenl Officcr in NritinS. occupation shall be mct off lho strecl and olhcr than in a required front l. No permit for an ncccssory housing unit granled hereunder shall takc yard. effect iooner than one (l) year rfter occupamcy of the principal residenlial Vehicles used in conneclion wilh the occupation shall be parked in the rerr slrualure.

or side yard or in a struclure. m. All pemlits for accessory housinS nlust bc secured before any construction 4.4.2.7. Nurcery school or day care center. isunderlakcn. 4.4,3. Uses Permitted on A Special Permit Granted bI lhe Phnning Board {{.3.4; Sllesroom or srand foa rhe display or sale or horriculrurill producrs, 4.4.3.1. Two family dwelling. the major ponion of which is gro\ln or produced on Ihe premiscs by a resident 4.4.3.2. Multiple dwellings subject to the condilions ofSection 5.4. Pmpnetor. J.1.3.5. Tourist home, but nol including {n ovcr-night cabin, motel or hotel. 4.4.3.3. One (l) accessory housing unil within d single fanrily dctache,i '1.1.4. Uses Pcmrined on a Special Penpit cranted bJ' Board of Appcals dwelling, provided that: 1.,1.4.1. Cemetery. a. The principal residential stnrcture is on a lol which meels or e)tcecds the {J.4.?. minimum lot size in Section 5.0.,Intensity ofUsc Regulalions. Raising liveslock and poultry. bur nor incloding thc rnising ofs$ine orfurbearing animals. b. The principal residenlial structure has at least lwelvc hundrcd (1200) 1.{.4.3. ' Trailer camp, square feet. parli or courl. 'l.4.4.4 Traiter, lrailer coach or nrobilc honre used as a dNelling provided c, The enlirE struclure used for dwellings shall not crcupy morc than t\|enl)' rhati five (25) perc€nI ofthe lot area. a,ll ii not used as an officc incidental to construction on lhe prenlises. d. There is at least one (l) off streel parking space for each bedroonr or b.lt is nol yeir. accessory unit in lhe converted ponion of thc slrucrurc, Nhich space shdl tlsed for more lhan six (6) ntonlhs in any calendar not be provided in the fronl or side ynrd. 'L'1.4.5. Undcnaking eslablishnrent or funeral homc. {'14.6. c- There is provision for scr€ening by fencing or landscaping of outside Commercial breeding, sale o, boading of doSs or cals. stomge areas. a.Any kennel enclosure shall be no less lhan 30 fcel from lol lines- l'l:4,9: f, Neilher lhe principal residenlial slructure nor accessory unil shall have a Country or lennis club, or non-profit social, civic or recreational gross floor arca of less tham five hundred (50O) square feel plus one hun_ lodge or chb, bul nol including :rny usc, the principal activit)' of lvhich is cu.slomarily dred (l0O) square feet for each bedroom civer one ( l). conducted as a business, provided thal: a Any g. The gross flircr area ofthe newly created unil shdl not be more lhan dlifl) funclion room shall haye access from a secondary or primary street. 1e'4 (30) percenl of the normally habilable gross floor area excluding garage. lo Hospital sanitarium. nursins. rcst or contalescenl honle, charitable Inslllulion unfinished atlic cra\el sFace, and oth€r normally uninhabitable gross floor or other non-correcrional in\titutionil usc. {S area of the principal residential struclure, after conversion. Residcntial j\l- trtobile Home park Districl (Rltt) 4.J.l..poroose h. Each unit shall be conrplete and independenl housekeeping unit, cotrtcining ot {5l a bedroom or bedroomliving room combinarion, balhroori and kilchen l' The purpose oflhe Residential Nt Dislricl is lo provide suitable a'eas lor kitchenetiennd ahall have a separate enlrance. the siting ofmobile honre Darks. i. The e\lerior anpeornnce of lhe struclufe sltall not be allcred $icept fot: d, There shlll be providerl a Perlnanent off-strcet parking area, indoors and/oroutdoors sufficienl in sizc to nllow two (2) parking spaces for eoch a:5:2.2: A on; (lifamily dwetling in a mobile home parli for lse as lhe man- dw€lling unit to be lccomnrodated. provided thal: ager's residence, e. ilevations dnd Iloor plans shatl be subnliucd in additioll ro all olhcr a. Such dwelling complies $ith the building requiremcnts of the To\yn of requiremenls for a sile pliln as provided in Secrion 7.3. Sitc Pl n. Kingslon. J.6.j.2. Restaurant where food and beverages arc consumed indoors Nilh b. A ponion ofsuch d\Ielling may be urilized for the nranagcment office. oaiimum gross floor area of two thousand (f000) squarc fccl and lvhere c. Such dw€lling shall occupy its own lot of tNenly thousand (20,000) lher€ is no drive-in service. park- square feet rninimum area within lhe mobile home t.6.1.3. Bants, provided that:

4.6. To\r[ Cerlter District a. All drive-lhrough windo\v ser!ice is to the rear oflhc slructurc.

4.6.1. Purpose b. No vehiclcs queue on thc slrcct. 4.6.1.1. The purpose of lhe Towo Center Dislrict is to proride a nrired rse ,1.6,3.4. Remodeling an existirrg ttrvclling or struclure .cccssory to $n criisting cenler and lo provide for dlily sen'ices for thc conrenience of the residcnls dwelling lo accommodatc onc (l) additio al (hyclling unir, provi(led rhal: of the Town. a. The building rvas in cristcoce on January l. 1940. 4.6.2. Uses Permilted b. The lot is in compliatlcc $,ith Section 5.0., Intcnsity of Use Regulations, 4.6.2.1. One (l) and two (2) family dwcllings. oflhis BJ.ltre. gross (50001 4.6.2.2. Retilil store wilh a maximun floor area of fivc lhousond c- No more thrn twenty-fivc (25) pcrccnt of the lol arca is coycrcd by slruc- squafe feet per floor. lutes. Govemmental services. 4.6.2.3. d. There is at lcast onc (l) off-strcet parking spnce for eoch dwelling nit 4.6.2.4. Service shop, such as a barber shop, beauly shop, dry cleaning pick- containcd in thc slnrcture. \'hich spacc shlll be provided behind thc set up shop, prcvided lhal: back line. gross (2000) squak' a. There will be a maxinrunr floor area of t\ro lhousrfid e. Outside storagc areas shall bc screencd b)' fe[cing or landscilping. feel. f- The principal slructure ro be converted shall contain al least cleven hun- b. There will be no on site dry cleaning. dred (1,100) square f.et. 4.6.2.5. Repair shop, such as shoe repair, applirnce or elcctronic rcpair, jc\relry g. No unit shall have a gross floor area of less than three hundted fifl)' repair, with a maximum gross floor area of t\vo thousand (2000) sqtrre 050) square fecl plus onc hundred (100) square fcct for each bedroom in feet. ercess ofone ( l). 4.6.2.6. Business or professional offices. h. The gross floor urca of tlte ne\\'l) creircd unit(r) shall bc less thatr tlfly 4.6,2.?. Enclosed uses customarily accessory lo lhe above. (50) percent of thc total gross floor lrc.r of rhc pr incipal d\\cllinp unit. aft!'r 4.6.3. Uses Allowed b!' Soacid Permir Grintcd b.'- Thc Planning Board conyeasion. 4.6.3,1. Structures for not more than six (6) d\yelling units, provided lhal: i: The e\terior appearance of Ihe struclure shalt ot be iltcred crcept for a. The ma,\imum coverage of lhe lor by buildin-gs and slructures shall be statnvays and exits required tiy latv, rlventy (20) percent the toral Io! landscaped rrer One of area and lhe minimum i unil shall be occupi*d bl rltc onner of rhc profcrt), oI. in tlrr' case of shall noI be less than Nventy-five (25) p€rcent Iot area. I ofthe really lrusl. corpoftlrion or prtrtnership. n b.n.'llcirn, shrrcholdcr or p3dner. b. No ponion of any enclosing \r'all of any building and no ponion ofint r€speclitely. permissible structure shall be nearer to rhe streer line of rn existing Publrc k lf lhe sccondary uuit is in ar accc\sorl building, approvnl of lhc or prilale Nay than (50) lhan lhin' fifty feet nor nearer rhe side tor tine flanning Board Seclion El-O of oe shall be obtnined in rccordtnce Nith (30) feet nor nearer lhe rear lot Iine than thirty (30) feel and shall nol Lnapler 4l of the Cencral Lcws a d Nirh lhe Planning Boerd subdivision nedrerthan twenry (20) feet to a6y interior drive. xeeulations lol or c. No building in a group shall be closer lo any olher building on thc L Ifthe secona unit is disconlinued ond inlegrated inlo lhc original slruclure adjacenr lot than a distance offifiy (50) feet. design' fte oNner shall noiify lhe Inspecror;f Buildings in $'riling.

I l0 lisions of Scclion 6,4., Off-Strecl Parking Requircmcnts.

4.7. 3A Dcsign District (3ADD) 1.1..1.4. Therc sliall bc no extelior 5lola8c. J.7.4.5. Except for parking iN rcqilired in Sections 6.4., Off-Srrcel t)crking Requirctlcnts, and an ilnrlouncetrrcol sign in accordance rvith lhc provisions 6.6., Signs, lhctc shall bc no crlerior evidencc which define the characler of lhe communily, lo provide opponunity for use ofSection ol thc non-resi- usc of lhe slrucaure. of lhese slruclures which is consistenr wi(h modem land use, and to encour- drnlial age new constnrction \rhich is contpctible \:ith lhe community. t.8. Comm€rcial District (C) 4.?.2. Uses Permilted 1.3.1 Purpose 4.7.2.1. One (l) and lvo (2) fimily dwellings. J.E.l.l. Thc purpose ofrhc ConnDerciitl District is to provide areas for rcllil 4.7.2.2. Renting of not more lhan two (2) roonls by a tesident occupying the busioesses and se$'iccs scn'ing non-pedeslri:rns ond for autonrotivc s:rles dwelling to not more lhan three (3) non-lransient persons. iind serr iaes and disl.ibution uscs. 4.7.2.3. Accessory building and uses as pennined in Section 6.3., .r\cccssory .J.8,2 Uscs Pemritterl Buildings and Uses. l.8.2.l. Retail business or sen'ices conducted $ithin a slructure not nlorc $an fou, rhousand (4,000) square fccr ofgross 0oor 0rea. 4.7.3. Uses Allowed by Soecial Pcrmit Granled by the Plnnning Board Subjecr ro rhe Conditiohs ofSeclion 4.7.4. .1.S.2.2. Officcs for cxccuti!c and/or adnlinislratiYc scn'iccs. 4.7.3.1. Uses allowed in Section 4.1.2.8., 4.6.2.4. and 4.6.2.5- '1.8.2.3. I'larina, boilt livery, s les, or storagc an(l repnir of boats and other narine ircccssories. 4.?.1.2. Business or profession!l officcs. 1.8.3. Uses Permiltcd on r Spccial Pcnpit Grdllcd bv the Planling Board 4.7.3.3. Retail sal€s and sen'ices- {E.3.1. Retail business or serrices conducted Nithin ir structurc orer four 4,7.3.4. Nursery school or ddy care cenler. lhousand (4,000) squarc feet of gross floor irea, and shopping ccnlers aod 4.7.3.5. Tourist home, bed and breakfast. oflice parks, provided thati 4.7.3.6. Ans and crafts studio, \r'ith p.oducls mnnufacturcd on lhc prenrrses. a.ln an office park or shopping ccnter \rilh condoDiniunr or cooperltiYe provided lhat: o$nership, an agreement of maintenance ofconlnron areas is filed Nilh and prcnliscs or bi a. The products are sold al relril direclly to the cuslonler on approved br thc Plannim-q Board as a condilioo of lhe specittl permil mail ordei only Io consumers. 4.8.32. Sale or leasing of fanD in)ltcnrenrs. provided that: b. The only machinery on tlre prcmises is poNcred by hand or by molors of a. AII bulk sales, outside display and slor.se occurs to ihe rear of the prin- not more than one and one hrlf(1.5) horsepower. c,pal building. c. The producls are indi€tenous to lhe or to the hand crafl illdtlsllies irts '13_13. Restauranls, fast footl resraurants. banks or other rctnil eslablish- glas5, poltery, painlirlg. or such as hand loomed fabrics, hand blown and mtnls Nilh drive-in or windo\\, services, p.ovided that: specialty food products, slch as baked and candy. -qoods i. No tehicles wailing for scrvice shall park or stand on a Public Nlty. d. There are no more than the equilalenl of six (6) full-tinre employees on b- The eslablishmcnr shall bd responsiblc for collecting and properl! dis the premises at any one time. posing of litter wirhin five hundred (500) fect of lhe prenrises resuhins 4.7.4. Conditions foi Uses Permilied in Seclion 4-7-3. on a Special Pemril lrom ils sales al least dtily. and more frequenlly if necessary, lo prevenl 4.7.4.1. The architectural style of the origincl srnrclurc shall nol be allere'j unsrghtly condirions caused by lirrer- resl_ J83'4 and new constluclion shall be of a compalible Crpe Cod or Colonial Whotesale office or shoo,.oorn. *arehouses {nd food rlistribulion dential style approv€d tiy fte Planning Board. cenlers, provided lhal: prln 4-7.4.2. There shall be no drive-in or window service unless: All bulk salcs, outsidc dist)liry 3Dd stor:rlc occuls to lhe rcrr of tlle 'crprlbuildin.e. a. AII drive-lhrough rvindorv sen,ice is to the rear of the struclure. b. No vehicles queue on streit.

I t3 a: Adjacent propenies are adcqualel,,screencd from noise, odors and unsightlY aPPearancc' ptemrses. b. Cadavers and contaminaled aninrals are disposed of iD accordancc willr b. The building is located not less than one hundrcd (100) feet from a applicable Town and Slote Rcguliltions. Residential Dislricl. c: Animals are housed within a building and all frcilitics for boarditg and Public huitdins, o, yards, conrr".tor's officcs and sroroee 4.8.3.6. utiliry rratiirg dnimals are within a building. yards, provided lhat: The area is complelely enclosed in accordnncc $,ith Scction 6.?.14., a. The use is screened fronl abulling lots or cxlcrior slrccls by a solid lond- '1. Fencing; Scrcening and LandscaPing. scaped screen and/or fence at least five (5) fcet but no more than seven (?) lJ.: Industrial Dislrict (t) feet in heighr. '1.9.i. Purposi 4.8.4. Uses Allowed on a Special Permit from lhe Board of Appeals 1.9.1.1, Thg purpose of lhe lnduslrirl Dislrict is lo provide areas for nranu- 4.8.4.1. Hotels and motels- facluaiirg and dislributioD uscs lhat opcriltc in accordince with Scctiol 6.?., garages. 4.8.4.2- Public parking Parformlnce Standards. 4.8.4.3. Gasoline sewice stations, includinS rouline maintenance operations, 1.9.2. Usas Permitted provided lhat: 49.2.1. The construction or allcrarion of ten lhouslnd ( 10,000) squarc feet or : a. All pump islands shall be set back at least fifteen (15) feel from lhe front less ofgmss floor area, or the dcvclopnlenl ofonc hunrlred ald thiny thousand lot line. sir hundred and eighly (130,680) squiuc fcet (three (3) acres) or lcss of b. No unregistered vehicles or vehicles in an inopeiative condition arc to lud,limited to the follorviog uscs. remain on the sile for more thm a two (2) iveek period unless enclosed in a a. Nanufacturing, proccssiDg, or rcscarch. building or unless a screening is provided and maintaincd along adjoining b. Professional or business officc. propenies and abutting public ways. c. Office Park. c. Areas not covered by buildings or payenrent shall be maintained !s l d.lndusrrial Park- Iandscaped area. e. Warehouse and food distribution c€olc.s, proyided that: 4.8.4.4. vehicle sales pairtting. Motor and rep.ir fdciliries, includiog repairing, l. All bulk sales, outsidc display and storagc occurs to lhc rear of lhe or storing molor vehicles, provided lhal: plrrciple building. a. The vehicles lo be repitired are scrcened froln abutting lols cnd e)itenor lT.ucking garages and lcmlinrls. slreels by a solid landscaped screen and/or cc at lejr\t five (5) fcel irl fc g. Public utility building or yaftls, coDtractor's ofllces and sloragc )'irds. heighl. prolided rhat: b. No more than ren (10) vehicles al o e ti$. In for sale shall be displnyed l. Tl€ use is screened fronr abutting lots or e)ilerior slreets by a solid a manner visible from a public Nay. ltudscapcd scre€n and/or feocc al least {ivc (5) feel bul not morc lhan 4.8.4.5. Laundries of dry cleaning establishments. seven (7) feel in heighl. 4.8.4.6. Distibution and stolage of lumb€r, building material and fuel, prolidtd h ?ublic garages nor including bodt rcprirs. rhal: t lottling or pactaging of pre\.iousty prcpared producrs. len j_ liladna, a. No petroleum products are stored above ground in tands exceeding boat livery, sxles, or srorage ond repair of boats and olher marine thousand (10,000) gallons in capaciry. accessories. b- All bulk sales, outside disptay and srorage orcurs to the rear of the pri - I t3.L. cipal building. otfices, rclail sales, and services relrted to a u\e perntillcd in ,.,.2.r.a. throu8h 4.8.4.7. Undertaking eslablishment, funeral homc and chapels. 'Iyl4. 4.9.2.t.c. 4.8.4.8. Commercial gre€nhouse, kennels, animal hospital or clinic, proYidetl Any use covered in section {.9.2. thal Involves lhe coDslruction oI alleration lhat: of more than ten lhousand (10,000) squlre feet of gross floor area' or lhe developmenl of more lhrn one hundrt'd and lhirty thousind sir nundred and eighti ( t 30,680) squflre feer (rhree (l) acres) of lxnd.

I l) l.t0.t,Z. Sale or tcasing of famr iniplenlcnts, provided tltot: i. All lulk sales, outside displfly nnd slorngc occurs to lhc rear of the prin- ciPal buildinS. tt0.1.3, Restduralls. fast foorl rcstaurants, lr.lnks or other rclail cslablish_ ments with drive-in ot windo\! services, providad lhnt: i. No tehicles $aiting for scrvice shall park or sttnd o a public $,ay. b. Tho eslablishntc t shall bc rcsponsible for collccting and properly dis- posi0g of litrer wirhin nve hundrcd (500) fcer of rhc prcnisrs rcslllina ftom irs silcs at leost daily, and tlorc frcqucntly if ncccssnry. to prevcni lnrightly condilions cruscd by lillcr. 1.103.4. Commcrcial indoor tcnnis club or rccrcilrioo facililies, provided lnali

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b, The building is locatcd nol lcss lhan onc hundred (100) fcct frou a 4.10.2.2. The construclion or alteration of r$,enry tholsand (20,000) square Residential District. feel or less of gross floor area, or lhe development of one hundrcd antl thiny 'l-10.3.5. vehiclc thousand six hundred dnd eighry (130,680) square feet (lhree (3) llcres) o. tolor sales and repair facililies. includinS repairing, pninl- ing. or less of land, Iimiled ro lhe following uscs and provided rhal lhe lot size is storing nrotor vehiclcs, proviilcd rhit: lafge enough so that the gross floor area does nol exceed ?5qd of the lot. a. The vehicles to be repaired cre screened fro'D abulting lots and cxlerior a, Manufacturing, processing, or research. streets by a solid landscapcd scrcen ard/or [cncc nr leasr five (5) fecl in b. Professional or business office. heighi. c. Office Park. b. No more lhan tcn (10) yehictcs for sale shall bc displayed at one litne in 3 manner visible d. Industrial Park. fronr a public *,ay. ,1.10.1.6. P0blic parking garages. e. Warehouse and food distribution cenler, provided lhat: 1.10.1.7. Any use covered in scction that involves the construction l. All bulk sales, outside display and storitge occurs to the rcar of thc 4.t0.2.4. principle brrilding. or alteralion of more ihan twenty thousand (20,000) square fcet of gross llo0r nrear or lhe developmenl hundr€d and thirty thou- f. Trucking garages and terminals. of nrore than one sand six hundred and cighry (130,680) square feet, rhree (3) acres of land. g. Public utility building or yards, contractor.s offices and storage yards. {.103.8. Moror provided rhar: vehicle and boal sules and scruc(. J104. Uses Allowed on a Soecial Pcmrir from rhe Board ofApoeals l- The use is scrcdned from abutting lots or exterior slreets by a solid {.10.4.1. Holels landscaped screen and/or fence at least five (5) f€et but nol more lhrn and motels. {10'4 seven (7) feel in heighl. 2. Gasoline service stations, including routine nrainlenance operalions, provided h. Public garaSes not including body repairs- that: a AllpumP i. Botrling or packaging ofpreviously prepared producls- islands shalt be scl bcck ar least fifreen (l5) fret fronl the fronl lot lifle 4.10.3. UseI Allowed on a Special permii cranred by the planning Bodrd b No unregistered are lo 4.10.3.1. Retail business or services conducted within a structure over l\\'enr) vehicles or vehiclcs in an inoperative condition rtmain on rhousand (20,000j square feea of gross ,loor area, and shopping centers rnd the sile for more thJn fl t$o (2) rveek period unless enclosed in a building office parks, provided lhal: or unless a screening is provided antl nraintaincd alons adjoinin[! propefl ies and aburring r- In an officc park or shoppin.e center \ irh condontinium or cooper ti{e publi;,voys. c Areas ownership, dn agre€nrehl ofnraintenirnce filed Nilh and nol covered bv buildints or Dr\,enrenr shall be ntnioti;ned as r ofcomnton areas is randscaprd .pproved by lhe Planning Board ns a condition of the special pemrit. arei l.ll.J 4. Riding slrblc' l.ll.J.5. Conrmercial Sreenhousc. vloed Inal: 1.11.3.6. Non-lrolit or privsle cilnrp, providcd thnt: a. No petroleum pmducts are stored above Eround in tanks erceeding ren c.ovemight rccommodillions nrc iil lenls. thousand (10,000) galtons in capacity. b. There arc no transient ovcnriShl accollllodations. b. All bulk sales, outside display and storage occurs to the rear of the prin- Single family detachcd dwcllins. cipal buildinE. J.t1.3.7. Trailer, lrailer coach or mobilc houe 4.10.4.5. Undertaking 6stablishmenl, funeral honte and chapcls- J.1i.3.8. used as d dlycllioS cxcepr lts aloffice incidental lo cooslflrction oo rhe prenliscs, and it no casc for nlorc 4.10.4.6. Commercial greenhouse, kennels, animal hospilal or clinic, prorided six (6) monlhs in any calendar ycar. that: than J.|1,3.9. Nursory school orday crrc cenlcr. a. Adjacent prdpertios are itdequately screened from noise, odors and unsightly appearance. l.ll.l.l0. Counlry or lenois club, or nonl)rolit social, ciyic or rccrcnrional lodge or club, bua not including any b. Cadavers and contaminated animals are disposed of in accordance rvift use, rhc principal activity of which is customcrily conductcd cs o busincss. applicable Town and Slate Regulalions. prorided tltat: !. Ant function roo l shall c. Animals are housed within a building and all facilities for boarding and have access from a secondary or primilD, slreet. treating aiimals are wilhin a building. .Lllj.lli Ho6pilil, $rn-Luiurl' nuniing. n5I or co vi $aenl honl:, chTiDble instilulion d. The area is completely enclosed in accordance wilh Section 6.7.14., or other non-concction institutio :rl usL- Fencing, Screening and Landscaping. {-11.3.12. Undenaking esrllblishmenr a,rd funcr0l honle. 4.11. ConservancyDistrict 1.1l.3.lJ. itlrrina, botl livco', sales, or stora-ee nnd rcpair of boats rnd other maaine accessories. 4-l l.l. The purpose of the Consen,ancy District is to provide for consen'alion ofwaler resourc€s and waler bodies, and preservalion ofopen space. 1.11.1.14. Outdoor morie rhearer. 4.11.2. Uses Permilled {.11.1.15. Cotlnrercitl indoor or outdoor anrusenrenl or recrealion pldce or 4.11.2.1. Farming, includin,c crops, orchard, planr nurscry, greenhouse or place ofasscnlbly, not including outdoor ntovie rhcater, providcd lhat: cranberry, and the keeping of tame domestic aninrals nonDally consider.d a The building is so insulatcd llnd nlai.lllined as ro conline the noise to the pels, such as dogs and cats, by residenls of tlre prenrises, not for conrtnercinl premises. sale, provided that: b.The building is localcd nol icss than one hundrcd (100) fccl froDr a resi- a. Any slable eiclosure or fence shall be in thc rerrr yard rnJ shtlll nol hc dentirl disrricr. less than lhiny (30) fect from any lot line. {12. Flood Ptain Ovcrlay Dislrict b. There shall be no raising of swine or fur bcariflg animals, excepl as p.F '1.12.1. purpose mi(ed in Section 3, Chapter 40A, Massachuselts Geoeral Laws. J 12l.t. The purpose of lhe Flood Plain Overl{y District are to prolect the 4.1 1.2.2. Public recreational use. public hexhh, safely, and Sencml *elfare, to protecr human life and properly 4.1 1.2.3. Library, museum or ci$ic cenler, public buildings cnd premises fol lrom lhe halards of pcriodic noodinE. ro prcserlc rhu narurrl flood conllol goYemment use. cnalncleristics and rhe flood slorise crpaciry of rhr' flood plain. and to pre. 4.11.3- Uses Permitted on a Special ofApoeals sene Permit Cranted bv the Board and mainlain lhe gronnd rvatcr table an{l \r'ater rccharge areas \vilhin 4.11.3.1. Cemetery rhe t-lood Dlain. l l2 i'2' 4.11.3.2. Raising livesrock and pouftry, bur nor includinE rhe raising ofswineor The Flood Plain Ovcrlav Districr is esrablished as an ovctlay dislricl lq fur b€adng animals. all other districts. All developnlenl, including slruclural and non-slruc- lural 4.t 1.3.3. Faim stand for the sale of produc€ mised on the premises by a resid.nl activities, wherher pennirred by right or bfspecial permir nrusl be In compliance proprietor, provided lhar: \yirh Chcprer l3l- s""tio,i qo of the i\lassachusetts cenerll La$s a. All parking is provided in off-srreet faciliries a0d Nith th. ,.quir"rn.nt. of rhc i\lassichusetts stare Building codc perlaining Io b. All sloraSe of equipment shall be in the r€ar of the farm stand. conslruc;on in the flood plains (currcntlt section ?44).

r l8 r.l-1.5. Uses Prdhibited l.tj.s.l; Notvithstanding the foregoing pennirred uscs, rhc folio\eilg uscs lre sp€cificdlly prohibiled i thc Willcr Rcsource Overlay disrricr. r,Undarground sloragc of fuel oag;rsolire or an).toric or hilzndous ltrtcrials. in the underlying districa;:and lhey do nol requiro sltuclures, fill, or slor{ge landfill. of materials or equipmenl. b. saniia$ a. Agricuhural uses such as, bur noa linriied to, fsrming, Sraziog, lrucli c. Junl Yard. farming, andioniculture. d.Ilunicipal seNagc trcittrncnl f cilitiei. b. Forestry and nursery uses. t. Car t\'ash. c. Ooldoor recreational usesi including, bur nor limited to, fishing, bolling, f. Road srh s(ockpilcs. and play ar€as. g. Dry cleaning establishnlcnls. d. Conservatioo of walcr, planls, wildlife. h.Ilclal plating. e. Wildlife management areas, foot, bicycle, and/or horse paths. i. Chemical and bactcrioloSical hhotntorics. f. Temporary no-residenlial structures uscd in conneclion rvith fishing, j. Fuelorgasoline storage as o principal usc. growing, harvesting, slora8e or sales ofcrops raiscd on lhe premiscs. k. Any usc uhich includcs retenlion of lcss lhan fort). (40) percent of 4.12.3. Develoiment Regulations pRmises in its naturJl slatc \yith rro ororc than nrinor rentovitl of eristirrg 4.12.3.1. Within Zone A, where lhe l0O year flood elevalion is nol provided traas and Iround {egetntion, or crcalio of inlper!ious surfaccs cotering on the Flood lnsurance Rale Map, lhe developer/applicanl shall obtain anl more lhan tNenty (20) perccnt of prc liscs arca. existirg flood elevation data and it shdl be review€d by the Consen'nlion l. Any use involving gcncratirg of toric or hazardous \r'nste nlatcriats inci- Commission. lf lhe dala is sufficienlly delailed and accuralc, it shlll be d.ntal to th€ principal usc. relied upon to determine compliance with this Byliw and rhe Slate Building m. Boat Jnd nlotor vchicle sen icc anrl rcpitil. Code, n. Any olhcr use which involves as a principal actirily rhe ntnufacrure, 4-12.3.2. areas dcsisnated ls Located wirhin the Flood Plain Overlay Dislrict are slomge! use, lmnsponation or disposnl of toxic or hlzitrdous rnirterials. coaslal high hazard areas (Zone V). Since lhese areas are e^trcnreh haz- t.ti.6. srand&rds for use ardous due to high velocily waters from lidal surgcs and hurricanc \vaYe J.116.1. To preserve lhe narural providirrg high quality recharge ro wash, the following provision shall apply: llnd surfice the goundwater, to timil sel'rage flow and fcnilizcr application to nnrounts a. All new conslruction shall be localed landNard of tbe reirch of the flrean \rhich $ill be dilutcd adcquar{ly b) n rural ftchlrge. ro pr('vcnr rhe formrrion high tide. plumes of contamindtion to prevenl thc .0I itr thc grou dtvatcr s'tsletn. and 4.13. lVater Resource Oterlay Districl ols.tnrge or leakage of toxic or hazardous subslanccs inlo lhe groundwater, 4.13.1 Pumose rll uses olher than singlc fiolity d\vellings shall nreel lhe follorting pcrfor- 4.13.2. The purpose of lhe Waler Resource Overla!, Dislricl is, in the inleresl mancc slandnrds: of public neatttr. safety and general rvelfare, ro preserle rhe quulitt rlnd a T[e concenlration of niuale nitrogcn rcsuhing froDr wiBlervater disposal and quantily of lhe Town's groundwater and surface wrter rcsources in order tc from fenilizer application, rvhc-n dilutcd bi rainrvatcr recharge on lhe premises, insrre a safe and heallhy public water sspply. shall not e)iceed se\,en (?) pans per million. u' 4-13.3. Uses Pgrmitred For all uses, servage floiv as deternrin€d by Tille 5 of the Stale cnltonmental 4.13-3-1. All uses permitted by righr in rhe underlying Disrricr, subject to rhe Code shall not exceed lhree hundred:rnd thiny (330) gallons pfr provisions of the underlying Dislrict. day per acre of premises, or exceed trvenly lhousand (20'000) gallons per-day regardless ptcmis(s 4.13.4. Uses Permiltcd on a Speciol Pemrit of Apptxlt of premises, and less thrn ten 1t01 percenr ol the Granred by the Boird snallbe or the Plannins Borrd. maintained as cuhivrred liwn- c All loxic contain_ 4,13.4.1- All uses permitled subjccr lo a special pemrir granred by the Boitd or hazardous mllerials shall bc slored in product tight tB pbtected be of Appeais or the Planning Board in the undcrlying District, subject to lhe from corrosion, accidenlal drmige or vandalism and shcll us€d and ground or provisions oI ihe under lying Disrr ict. handled in such a rvay as ro preteni spillage inlo lhe surface A product inventoty shall be nlaintained and reconcileJ lvflters. tl3.?.. Ci:flificate of Watcr Oualiav Corn!liancc. with purchase, use; sales, and disposal recordS al sufficicnt intervals to Irrespqctive oflha rcquircmenrs oiSeclio ?.0., Adminislrarion, detect producl loss. {.13.?.1. i Cenificate of \\'lste Qualily Corrpliancc shall bc obrnincd by rhc oNners of d. No toxic or hazardous materials shall be present in wastes disposed on theprenlises from the Watcr Quality RevicN Conrntittcc for; the premi$es. Wastes composed in part or entirely of Ioric or hazardous any nerv principal s(ructurc materials shall be relained in pruduct tiSht containels for removal and dk- c. Ereclion of orhe. thno a singlc fa|nily posal by a hazardous wasle lranspoated licensed by lhe Conrmonwealth or dq€lling: or, as directed by rhe Board of Heahh. b. No B0ilding Pemrit or Ccnificate of lJse and Occupancy slall bc issucd e. Wirh the exception of the seven (7) parls per million nitratc nilrogen by rhe Building Inspector, odrcr thaD for a simglc fflmity dNc ing, cxccpt in limit as slated in paragraph 4.13.6.1.4.1., conlaminanl levels in groundwatrr mmpliance with a ccrtificutc as rcqlircd hcrcin, rvhich ccrrificatc hls bccn resulting from disposal of process Nastes from operations olher lhdn per- duly recorded in lhe Plynlouth County Regislry of Dceds. sonal hygiene and food for residents, patrons aod emPloyees or from 1.11.7.2. A certificole of Waler Qurlity Co tpliance shall be grnnrcd only as wastewaler treatment and diiposal systems Srcatel than ten thousond follous: (10,000) gallons per day capacity shall not e)iceed thosc lcvcls specified in a. for new construction or addiliorrs or ne$ acliyities not iDvolyi g struc- tables C and E of lhe "Drinking water Regulalions of Massachuselts' tures; or for changcs in occupancy or operalion on previously developed (Depanmenr of Environmental Quality Engineering, June 15, 1977) and as premisas, only if in full conrplitncc tvith all conditions of use hercinrbove same may be amended, after allowing for dilulion by nnturdl rechnrge on lhe cnumeaated. premrses. J.13.?.3. In spplying for a Ccrrificalc of W.rcr Corrplirnce, five (5) f. All runoff ftom impervious surfaces shall be recharged on lhe pr.nises. Qraliry sets of application nlalcrials shall be subrtlilted Io the Z-oning Enforccricnt divened lo*ard areas covered with vegetalion for surface infiltralion to lhe 0fficer who shall fonlard one sel lo citch nlenber of the Walcr extent possible. Dry ivells shall be used only rvhere olhe. meftods are infe,r- euitlily Review Commitlec. infonnatioD sible, and shall be preceded by oil, grea-se and sedimenl traps to facililrt. All nccessitry to demonslmle conlplinnce musl be subnlitled removal of conlaminaled solids. In the !icinily of chetti$l or fuel delivery includinB bul nol lintil!'d ro the follorving: poinls, provision shall be made for spill conlrol. a. a complctc list of all chenricals. Fcsticidcs, fucls and other potertilllly toric g. Sand or gravel removal operations shall bc limiled in depth so that lhe or hazlrdous matcrials lo bc uscd or slore(l on llie prcnliscs in quanlities gr.ller water table will not be exposed at any lime. Land area exposed at an) time lhan those associalcd tvith nonnal household use, acconlpinii-d b) l shall be minimized and land shall be relumed lo a natural vegetatiYe slal. description of nreasures lo prolcct fron vandalisnl, corrosion ind leakage. within one (l) year ofcomplelion ofoperalions. xnd to provide forcontrol ofspills. h. Where lhe prenrises are pBflially outside the water Resourcc District such D. A description of potentiiltty toxic or hazilrdous lvastes io be Scfleratcd. potential pollution sources as on-site waste disposal systems shill, to llle lndic0ting slorage and disposal lcthods deg.ee feasible, be tocared ourside rhe Disrricr. c Etidcnce ofconlpliancc $ ilh all rcquircnrents of conditions of use as here |natJo\'e 4- | 3-6.2- The water Qualiry Review Cotnmirtee mry, as provided in Section 7 l enumcr.Ied. d' and in accordance wilh Section 4-13.7., Certificale of Waler Qu:rlil! Allmulli-family dcvelopnrcnls which Nill have Iwo (2) or more d$clling sur- unils, Compliance, exempt roof surfaces from lhe calculation of imPerrlous hotels and rnotcls, clustered rlevelopnrenrs. planncd developmenls, faces provided lhat: ntlrsrng honlcs and hospitals, anJ itn' pro1(ct r, sullrng in $a\le\\'ilter di\ lorvrr'l cnarge a. All runoff from lhe roof is recharged on rhe premises and divened of grealcr than onc rhousrnd ( 1,000) gtrllons pcr da\' pcr single .rric snall areas covered wilh vegelation. be lequired to subntit rhe folto$.ins. when the iftPe iout b. roof-top drailage is allowed to be subrracted from l' A Natet lable contour orap and n geologic ddscriplion of lhc area in cover equalionr the roof-top reslricted lo l€)5 lne drainage allorvance will be ricinity of the proposed projecr to delennine groundrvater florv dir.c thal! 407. of the total impervious area. fions; c. Provisions foi recharge are shown in plans approved by lhe \\tater 2- I Projections of nitrogen levels in do\'ngrildient groundwater. simula_ Qoaliry Review Committee- Plans shhll include all facilities for recharge' llon of conlanrinant movcmcnr in eroundrvater and delineation of maintenance plan, provisions rvith rhe conditions ol and for coinpliance plumesi and Secrion 4- 13.6.1.. 3, t pto:1crtr+:t' ol ttr ir,W4 on Co'tn4tzdirnt drir&ing ?al.r (pubtic ztri ?i1zr. t.ll7:-.riiiing, fututt and potntizlr, on klel 2ri tonds, 3nd 6i ara\Ut -,r'zltt\. 4. T.. infnfinzri.m s'rbmin.d to tl,. Warct Qutir/ Revie'r 966^1,,.. mutr d.moniirar. thal no significanl impact to do*ngrrdicnr arrer rc,ruic.i i.ill (rcua a! a rcsul! of thc projcct. 4.13.7.1. Th. Watc. Qualiry Rcyic* Comrnitte. lhall €t *ithio fofly-lire (15, dzF of z.a.ptzr.. of a cooplcle applicarioo- ap?roying it bl.. issuing a C{.nifr-att of C.rnpli,.!.. if a maFrity d€I.rmin€ ftat th€ applicart h&! ade- quarcl/ demoD5rraled compliancc with lhe rcquitcmcnts oi th. Warer Reourca Di5lric|. and rcjccting rha aoplication othcrxis€. Failure by tha Warc. Qu2lir:. R.vic'* Commiue€ ro l2le final aclion by either accepting o. t4atinz s'rch an application shall nol in any circumstsnce be d.emed 3 coalilructiye approgal and shall nol be interpreted ro cteale any righE in the atplicanL 1,13-7.5. El'.h three (3) year5 rhe Waler Qualit,v Resie"r Commitlee shall reyie'r compliance wirh lbis Bylaw and rhe Cenificate of 1'\ater Qualitl Complianc€. Upon request, Cenificare holders shall submit the follo$ing: a- Des.ription of anl changrs from the originally submitted materials. b- Ceniiicar. that lhe wasle disposal s)'stem has been inspecled b! r lic€BsEd sepric sysrem ioslaller or trealmeni plant operator $ilhin the p.e' ceding nin.Iy (goi days and found lo be properly maintained and in proFr ope.ating condition. c. Resulls from analtsis of leachale or \\'aste waters as ma) be raquircd bt ih€ Boad of Health. Evidence of non-complianc€ shall be reponed to &e list€ctor of Buildings and lhe Boaad of Health for enforcemenr action. r.l3.l-lt&re!.[s 4.13.8,1. The paorisions of Ihis secrion 4.13.. \Yater Resource Overla! Drsrrict. shall be enforced by the Zoning Enforcement Oflrccr ot A-qtnl ol of the the Board of Healrh. The Zoning Enforcemenr Officer or Agent MULTPI'E DWELLING INIENSITY SCHEDUTE Board of Heahh mey enter upon the premises ar an]' reasonsble tim. lo insp€ct for compliance \'r irh the pro\'i5ions of rhis B-,_la\\. E!idence of (om pliance wirh approled wasle disposal plans may be required by rhe enforcits officers. All records penaining to \r,asle disposal and removal shatl hr retained by the prop€ny owner at rhe propeny. Norhing herein contalnto shall be construed to infringe upon lhe Insp

125 5j.4.1, In an R40 and R20 zone, on a parccl of ltnd rhat cannot bc subdividcd u0der rhe provisions of Generll Laws Chapter 41, Seclion 8lp. the plaoning Board may apptovcd a single back lol under said seclion provided thal: a. Said lot can bc laid olr Nirh at least tNeoty (20) feet of frontagc on an existing way as defined in Secrion 8tL of Chaptcr 4| of the i\lassr-chuscrrs 0enenl Laws.

b. The lol conlains at least lhrce (3) iinrcs rhc nlininufir lol lrrca fo. the ?.oning dislrict in.which it is localcd. c. The lot h not distorted in configumtion ns to prcrenl or hinder access by rehiclcs and personnel. ments. emergency d.The primiry acc€ss to the lot is through n drivetvfly oycr thc lol itsclf. 5.1.4. Notwithsranding the provisions of Section 5.2.1,1., increascd requirc- m€nts r€specling minimum lot arca and frontagc shall nol apply toa lot fot i.2.4.2. The lor shall bc shorvn on a pldn showing the boundaries ofthc !ro- single-family residential use, whether or not hcld in comnroi o$nership po5ed lol, and of lbutling lots as they appear on the nrost reccnt Assessors with adjoining land, provided said lol was crealcd under subdivision control ,\lip(s). legislation nnd conformed lo all dimensional rcqoiremenls of lhe Zooing i.2.4.3. In casc of subsequcnt redivision of said lol, lhc t$.cnly (20) foor Bylaw in effect at the lime the lot was created, flnd provided funher lhil lhe access strip shall nol be dcenred n \ray, public or prirate, furnishing access Iot contains at least 20,(X)0 squore feel. to any lots in lhe subdivision unless the proposcd subdivisioD is in contpli- 5.1.5- Increases in front, rear or side yard dimensional requirenrenls shsll nor ance wilh lhe provisions of lhcsc Bylarvs afld the Planniog Board apply lo exisling dw€llings, provided lhal a mininrum fronl yard of 25 feer, subdirision RcSularions applicirble ro lols and \var-s. minimum side yards of 15 fccl, and a minimlrn rear yard of 20 feel are i.2-5. Yards maintained. 5.!.5.1. The minimum front y{rd dintensions req ired in thc follo\ving schedule nrc lo be measlrcd froD thc slreet line where a DlaD of llle strcct is on filc 5.2. DimeosionalRequirements lrith ihe RegisIry of Dceds, or, in thc absence of such a plan, fronr a line 5.2.1 Inrensitv Schadule l\l'enly-fise fcet f,om thc pirrallcl Nith thc apptrcnt cenlcrlire of the trav- 5.2.1.1. No building shnll be erected unless in confonDance rvilh lhc requir.- eled way or slrect. ments of the Inlensity Schedule. 5.2.6- Lor Sizc txceplions 5-2.2. Lot Area i'2.6.1. Increased requirenrenrs rcspccling lot arca. fronlagc, \ridlh. yirrd and 5.2.2.1. In all dislricb, no more lhan fifteen (15) percent ofthe required lol sinilar dimensions proyided in tbis Bylat! or anrendments thereto shall be ar€a, as delined in this Seclion 5.0.,lntensily ofUse Regulalions, shall consisl subject to the exceptions proriderl in Scclion 6 of Chaptcr 40A of the of slope ovei aw€nty-five (25) percent, wella[ds, or swamp. The area rvithin treneral Larvs, and shall nor apply ro a lol for single and trvo-family resi_ the loI lines xnd on which tbe building will be silualed shall be contiguous d.ntial use, u'hich at lhe time of recording or endorsenrent, !r'hichcver the wetlaids dissecl or srtamp included within the lol lines shall nol cross, occurs sooner! Nas nol hcld in common owncrship \yith any adjoining land, or otherwise inlerfere wilh rhis area- No part of the required lot irer.3\ conformed lo lhe lhen e\isliDg rcquiremenls and had less than the proposed defined in lhis Section 5.0.. consisl of req0lEmenls Intensiry of t;se Regutations, shall but had at least fir,e thousand (5,000) square fect of area and land under water. lrlly (50) feea offronlasc. 5.2.3. Lot Fronrage ir7 h - ::i--r1s!!!!!a!_ol !!r!e!!d_ta!s 5.2.3.1. The fmnlage of nll lots shall be measurcd a continuous line along Jz in l_ No lol on which a building is locarerl in anl disrricl \hill bc rcdut:ed lhe streel righl.of-way defined in Chapter 4l of llrt orchangcd' Sectio 8lL of in size or shape so lilal the buildrns or tol lails lo comply Nilh Massachuselts General Liws from the interseclion ofone side lor linc lo the lol areE width, setback or yard Dlorisions of ttris ayla,r'. or. if such building inlerseclion of the other side Iol line of lhe same lot. orlol already fails lo comply rvith said provisions, such reduction or change

t27 \rhlchever is ncnrcsl.:aird shnll extend along thc side lol linc a disll|ncc of 5.2.8. Comer Clearance ngr less thitn lhidy-filc {35) fccl, nor lcss dran thc full lcngllt of lhc busilcss 5.2.E.1. ln all districls, no building shall be construclcd wilhin rhe lriangular structure, On thc rear lol li c, sllid screen shall c\tend thc distilocc nccessary ared formed by the extenor lines of inlersccting slreets and a line joinins toscreen frgm lhe viet! of ilbulling residenccs. poinls on such lines {ifty (50) feel dislanl from their poinl of inlcrsccliou or, 5,.1; Ptanned Residentinl Dcaclopnrcnt case of a rdunded comer, the poinl of inlerseclion of their tangents, in the j.l.l. ln Residence 40 Disrricr, rhc following regularions shall tpply to tny and no srructure olher lhan a building, no [oliage, shrubbery or other plrnl- gaant of a special pemlit for a lthnned Rcsidcntial Devclopment is tllry be no open display, slorage or olher open use shall bc locatcd rvithin ing, and iuthorized by the Planning Boirtl pursuant lo Scction 7.0.. Adnlinisrration. said ldangular area in such a nranner as to interfere wilh traffic risibilir! Pu6usnl to spproval of a Dcfinirilc Phn in nocordance rvith the planning across the comer. Board Subdivision Rcgulalions, ndoplcd bI lhe Kingston plnnning Borrd, 5,2.9. LolConfiauration said ap?lication shall bc reliervcd in nccordtncc with lhc stmdord scr foflh in 5.2.9,1. The mean direction ofthe sidc lot lines shiill be as closc as possibl. Section 9, Gcneral LilNs, Chrptcr 404, thcse Bylatvs, and Rules itnd ro p€ryendicular ro the slreet line or to lhis tangel|l at the poinl of inlcrseclion R€gulalions promulgatcd by the Kingston I'lconi g Bosrd tor granting of a of the side lot line. ln no case shall the direction of lhe side lol line fomr iln Defrnirirte Plan. angle of less than seventy-five (75) de8rees with the streel or thc irforesaid 5.3.1.1. Inrcnsily langenl. a. The minitulnr area of any Plan|lcd Residenlial Dcyclop,ncnl shall be not 5.2.9.2. Lots which are so dislorled in coirfiguralion as to be delri renlal to less than fire (5) acrcs, and lhat nor nlorc lhnr! ten ( l0) percent of lhc nini- public health, safety, welfare or convenience, evcn though complying with mum area shlll consist of wellaDds or land undcr \\'iltcr or la[d widl a sloDe the dimensional requirements eslablished herein, shall not be pcrmitled. ir| excess of fifteen ( l5) pcrccnt- 5-2.10. Stream Serback !.lq addilion, lo thc nrinimuor five (5) 6crcs required in pnragraph "r" 5.2.t0.1. In any districl, no prn of r sewrge disposd syslenr for any ni:$ above, there shall be providcd for each drvelling unit wilhin lhe Planned conslruction shall be wilhin one hundred (100)'feer of lhe nonnal spring Residential Development an area cquivlleDl to thc lot are rcquired wirhin high water level of any Creat Pond, pond, streanr, brook, river, srvanrp or lhedist.ict for a dctached o e-fnmily d\\elling. wetland. i.l-1.2. Dimensional ReSulalions 5.2.1l. Projeclion! a. A Planned Residenlial Developnlent shatl have a nrininlunr frontitge on a 5.2.11.1. Nothing herein shall prevenl the projeclion into an)' requir.d s.F public wa) and/or a r,vay npproved by lhe plrnning Board under lhe back area or yard of comices, eaves, sills or ornamental features not olet Subdilision Conlrol Law. cquirrlcnr ro fitry (50) feet for each dwelling ihree (3) feel in width, or of sleps of uncovered porches not ovcr three (3) unit contained $ithin the planncd devrlopnlcnt. The requirement5 of this feet high above average finished grade, and nothing herein shall prevent lll. Jection may be modified if revie!v dcs;snates idequile access is proYided projection above a roof of chimneys dr anlenna, or ofsieeplcs, domes, lo\\'ers aid rilr nol dero*atc fronr thc inlcnl of sccrion 5.3., planned Residential or similar projeclions not used for human occupancy. Deyelopmenl. 5-2. t2- Commercir,t and Industriil Uses on Lots Abutring Priyale Dnellirrlt b No buitding within a Planned Residenlial Developmenl sh:rll conlain more 5.2.12.1. When commercial and industrial structures are crecled or placed on than four (4) unils. c Iots abutting exisling dwellings wiihin a Town Cenrer, Commercial or No building in a Planned Residenrial Development shall exceed lwcnly- lnduslrial Dislricl, or wilhin an adjtcent Residential District, there shill be eiSht (2E) feel in height, said heighr ro be dctemrred by lhe venicrrl dis- Itees Ia[ce belween the buikl eslablished and maintained on said lol(s) a densc screeo of e\,ergrcen the arerage finished Srirde of the ground adjoining Ing or lsll shrobs or an opaqne slockade fence not lesi than four (4) feet flor to the highesl Doint oflhc roofbeanls d more than siri (6) fe€t in height, ilor lcss than rhe height required lo screen No br.rilding or slructure shall be localed ctoser than one hundr€d (t00) 3d.' leel objectionable features. AII ar€as, ishere rcfuse is galhered, shall be from the cenler line of :rny public wa) or other \vay r]lilized to mecl the lronta-qe quately screened from vie\r. fronr lhc sireet or adjiicent dwellings. requiremenls of rhis Secrion, or irltnir sevcntt.five (75) fe€t from Ine cenler line of any interior street. Niry, or drilc\\'ay- f, No hrilding or sidclure shall be locared wirhin fifry (50) feer ofa pmperry or lot line. an accessory garflgc $ithin the g. If there is more than one building containing dwclling unirs on a single 2. Unless in siruclurc, Io pArling spacc lot, there shall be a minimum offifry (50) fecr beiween such buildinss. shall bc localcd closer lhan trvelty-five (25) fcct fronl a building used fordwelling purposcs. h, Each dwelling unh shirll have ar leasr rwo (l) sides wirh full exposu-res, an,i shall have rwo (2) separale exits. 3. Al! required pcrking sp ces shillt be nrovide{l Nilhi lhrce hurrdrcd (300) feet ofthc dwclling units which rhey are rcquir!'d ro servc. i- No floor, except unfinished bssement, of a dwe ins unit shall be locarcd beneath lhe average finished grade ofthc ground adjoining rhc builtling. i.J.1.5. Opcn Spacc and LandscsPing 5.3.1.3. Design t. All areas not covcrcd by pavcnrcnt, curbing, buildings 0nd/or slructures including such facilitics rs playing nrcas for courl games, s$inruing pools, a. Buildings shall be of an architectural style rvhich is compalible lvirh rhR lnd plnzas, shall bc landscapcd with gr3ss, shrubbery, rrces, p.evailing style in rhe arca in t\hich lhe comp0tible wiih olher buildings in florvers, or covers the Phnned Residenlial Devclopment -ergund indigcnous to lhc arcil. Also clong the length ofeach erterior $all of cach principal building. crccpt those :rrens deroled lo stirirs and b. Buildings, open spaces, driveleays, parking arcas fid other devclopnlenl doors, lhere shall bc a landscapcd nrea lvith bushes, shrubs or floNers fealures shall be located and designed in a ntan||cr which confomrs to the indigrnous to the arca. existing natural terrain of thc sile. b. An arca equivalent to one-hnlf (l/2) of the tDini ru l aret required by c. Building placement which makes maximunr use of solar energy shall be encoumged. Stclion 5.3.1.1.b. shilll bc lcfr subslaoliirlly in its natural state. 5.3.1.6. Ownership and Nlaintcnnnce d. All existing or proposed uliliries shall be inslalled undcrground ar rhe rime of initial constnrclion- Each quadruplex unir shrll be eqxipped $hh n.The area lefl substantially i its nitturnl statc shall bc placcd ir ar olvner- shiP Nhich approved fire protection residenlial sprinkler syslem in accordance with the shall providc for irs p.'mtanct|t rctcntion and maiotcoancc. Thc nannar Kingston Fiae Depanment approval. Each dlvelling shall have on rhe e)rteri- of ownership, usc a d nroi tennncc of such pem)rnenl natural dreil or a hom and light thal is connccted and will activate wilh lhe fire ilnrm shlll be detemrined by thc flgrcerlent of thc lpplicmt, lhe o\rner, and thc proteclive devices. Phnning lloard. The ngrecnlent, duly c:,recutcd in a form suilable for recording by the o$rner or orvncrs natur;ll arca. shall provide that, iD e. Lighting facilities, rvhether ptaced rlong sen,ice drives, in parking areas ofsuch th. €venl the Plnnning under this or on the exterior of building, shall be so ar.dnged and shielded lhat rhey do Board shall g.ant a Special Pcn il Seation, such pcnnancii nol unreasonably dislract the occupants of the buildings or shire dirccdJ area slrtll be o\r, cd by I non-profit organiz:rrion lh€ principal purpose upon abulling properlies and/or public tvays. ltr no cilse sh0ll illu lnrtton of rvhich is rhe preservalion of natural areas, or a cor- lEration or trusl the uPon lhe Nindow surface of any buildings used for dwelling purposr's olr'ncd or to be oryncd iD co nron by the owners of d$elling exceed five-tenths (0.5) foot candles. units Nilhin the deYelop[te t in Nhich lhc o$nenihip of lhe nalunl are! tuns \Yilh the tirlc is not separably alierrable. f. Provisions shall be made for rhe storage, collection and renlo\,rl ol to thc dwelling units and b such natural and no! garbaSe. All necessary facilities shall be approprialely screened. area shall b.. kept in an opcn atrd n uml stitc. shill 0c buill upon for residcnr;al rlrir crvrys and/or prr king. g. There shatl bd one entrance road and one exil road to each plrnned usc. for w:rlk$rls, c' Sllch Residential Developrnenl, unless a divided entrance road is approled nalural arcas shall be subject lo pcnnaneri restrictioos as agreed exit utderScclion by the Planning Board. 5.3.1.6.a. d An organization, conrmon h. All intedor roads and drives shalt be construcred to fte standards of the corporarior or trusr o\!ncd or lo bc orvned in 0) the Plaoning Board as contained in the planning Subdivision owners of thc d\velling u irs withiil the dclelopmellt in a fornl Board aplrored Regulations. by lhe Planning BoaJ shall be responsibl. for lhe ntainlcnance of all common 5.3.1-4. Off-Srreel Parking areas, not othcrwisc pror'i,jctt in accordance with Seclioll ) J'-1 6a.' including. but not linrired to liShting, plotrin-s. rord\r3t- sidc a. Off-street parkin,s shall bi provided ih accordance \vith the pro\,isions ol $al[s, recreation facililies rnd accesson, srrucrur(s. Section 6.4., Off-slreet Parking Requiremenrs, except as follows:

l3l and sile plan are approlcd, thc i,.1.2.2. Iflhe applicstion applicnnr shall subnrir a ,,Definitive Site PlxD" lo lhc Planning Bonrrl in accordance rvith rhe Planning. Boatd Subdivisioll Rcgllliltions- Residenrial Developmenl purstanl to the provisions of Scction 5,3.1., pro, J..1.2.3. In additio ro rhc crircrifl listcd in Sccrion 7.3.4.. Coidelincs. thc vided that: planDing Board sh0ll consider tltc c\tent lo \rhich rhe proposed delelopmenl sound larld usc principles nnd dcsigo. Violation a. Ten (10) percent of the lotai dwelling units arc sel asidc for affor,lilble confofins Nilh of these rnay be grounds for disapprovrtl oi the plan. cven though all housing, defined as units affordable to ho seholds with inconres rt or bclow principles orhcr arc orct. eighly (E0) percent of lhe median holsehold income in Kingston as deler, reqoitemcnts mined by the latest U.S. Census or as adjusted bssed on the formulns in usc 5..1.3. Gener0l Req!.! re nl.ct! ts by the Massachusetts Executive Ofllce of Communilies and Developmcnt, j,4.3,1, The mininrunr arca for nny rnultiple d$elling dcveloprrenl shirll bc which is on file with thc Planning Board. lire (5) acrcs. b. The increase shall nol exce€d twenty percent of fte numtler of units othcr- i.4.3.2. The nrinimu lot and yad dinlensionri, nlniinlunr building din)en- wise allow€d pursuant lo the prcvisions of Secrion 5.3.1.1. and 5.3.1.2. siohs, and nari !m lot covcrrgc shrll bc in iccordnncc witl the followilrg c. The exlerior appearance of lhe affordablc units is consistent rvith lhe Ilulliple Dwelliog Inlensity Schcdule. style oflhe market rale uoits in the developnrenl. 5.,1.3.3. If thcre is nrorc Ihrn onc b ildinS on singlc lot as dcfined in (50) fcel bel\reen such d. There is provision salisfactory to the Planning Board and enforccable by Se.tion 2.1.1.32, rherc shall bc a rnininrunr of fiflt (100) fecl the Town that the unils will be sold or lersed at costs ilnd be subjecl Io buildings. No building shall bc locatcd closcr than one hundred ofan pavcd wiry. occupant income limitalions lo assure lhal lhc units remain:rffordable. The existing To$n j.l.J-4. Planning Board may impose reasonable conditions on the lengrh of occo, Off-street parking shall be provided in lccordaocc silb Scction pancy, resale, phasing and site development on the affordable unils. 6.4.1., Rcquired Parking. Parking rreas shall nol be localcd closer lhcn twenty-fivc (25) fcer of rhc sidc rnd rear lot lines and one hundr€d (100) 5.4. Multiple Dwellings feet ofan existing palcd Torvn way. No on-strccr parking will bc pemlitled. 5.4.1, Intent and Purpose 5.5. ltobile Homc Parks 5.4.1.1. It is the intenr atd purpose ofrhis Byle\y lo paoride for thc construction 5.5.1. Residential Nt - Nlobile llome Park District (Ri\l), in accordance Nilh of mulliple residcnces and/or multiplc d\\elling conrplcxes in lhose zones to Section 4.5., of tbis B)'lir\v. nlobilc honle prrks in the To$n ofKiflgston shlll which lhis section applies after the approval of a preliminary sitc plan, the complt wilh rhe following provisions: issuance of d special permil, and llle subseqlent approlal of a dcfinilire 5.i.1.1. For ercry thousand (5,000) persons residenl in the Torvn of Plan by lhe Planning Board. A special pemrit hereunder is only a aulho' fire Kirtgston rnay bc permitted dzation for specific use and does not excnrpl lhat paniiular parcel of land or rny fractioo lhcreof, one (l) mobilc home Park by the Board Appeals. purpose. lhe lalest accurate ccosus of the from conformance wilh tho Zoning Bylarvs, unless specified hereunder or in of For this Town of by lhe To$n Clerk. ln lhc said permit, or from conformance wilh lhe Planning Board Subdivision Kingsron shall bc used if certified absence of such cenificalion, United States Census shall go\'ern- Regulations. It is intended lhat any complex proposed hereunder Nill ha!. the larcsl 5i'I2. in all buildings or groups of buitdings placed on individrat lols, \ehich in turn In no case shall lhe totrl aggregile nunlber of nlobile homes complexes of dwelling units have conlinuous ftontage on a public or privale rvay. Subsequenr appror'i:l exceed fifreen ( i5) percent of rhe loial nuntber in exislence applicalion. For lhis by (he Planning Board tnd olhei 3ppropricte Torvn Boards or Deprrltlterlls in lhc ToNn of Kingslon at l}e ti re of purpose the Board of Assessors sh'll lvill be raquired as set fonh in the Planning Board Subdivision Regulations most recent figurcs of the Kingston govern. The honles petmilled in any onc including approvat of srreel, uliliry and sanilary disposal sysrenrs, $hether nlaximunr nunrber of rnobile nobile home park Iifty (i50). or nol lhe subj€ct proposal is a subdivision ns by rhe Sobdivision shall be rhree hundrerl and defined i LOnItOt Lirw- i l'3. The rnininrurn arei of ihe nrobile honre purk shall be fifi)' (i0) acres' i5'l'4' and 5.4.2. Procelure The minimum lot arca. continuous lot fronlage. yarrl rlinlensions ma\imum lot coverxpe :rcc{s\o.t buildinls chall b'' in- confor 5.4.2.1. Before aFproval of the speciai pemrir, a prclirnimry site plftn shall b. includi,r! monce Nilh thc Schedulc of lnter_xitv Reguiations iD section 5-0 ' lnlensit! submitted and approved in accordance with lhe Dro\,isions of Section 7.3'. of uie Regtlalions. and op€n declis la) be Site PIan, Screenecl and roofeJ porches oflhis Byla!v- conslmcted in side atd rear yards, but not closcr lhan len (10) lett ol sarc Iot lines.

t33 . ].::. :::. . : : All individuill Inobilo horucs shlll bc cqui|pcd wirh 5.5.1.5. There sh;ll'noi te more rhan one (i) rnobilc home per loi j.j.l.l7. illu i unl slit slirts or other suilablc lyPe of cnclosure ! d rnirst be nraintained in I suitnble 5.5.1.6. All mobile homelols shall abui on a rordrvir)L All roatls rvithin rhc condition at all lirlcs. A Drobile honre oNncr irfter haling established his park shill conform lo the Strbdivision Regulations; Seclion V and shall be nobilc honle i!l r mobile honrc pnrli shall hnre thiny (30) days lo confonn mirinlained in good and proper condition. All roads. utilities. and drainase \rilh lho requirement. shall bc insialled and approved by the Plainning Board beforc occupaniy j.5.1.i8. Enclosed tcnanl sloragc t|lusl tre provided \'/ill be allowed in said park. The Planning Board may approve said Dart ir for ntntcrial which is uscd sections for occupancy: Completion ol lhe park must be rvithin seven (?) only seasonally or irfrequeoll)', and \rltich cannol bc convenieotly stored i years ofthe Planning Board's final approvul. a rnobile homc. Thc pcmrittce nray providc contmunity sloritgc or may pro- by constnrcling individual srorage 5.5.1.7. No mobile homc shall be locsled closcr rhi||i lhrcc hundrc(l (JOO) fcct ride storage buildings for nrobile honre from any public highrvay and shall be properly screened therefronr. The sites. Such individual slorflgc buildings llust be unifornly consrructcd, remaining perimeler oflhe mobile honle prrk shirll be screcncd for a Ininirnurr must be approved by the To$n Building Officinl rs lo construction, nlusl be width of twenty (20) feet wilh naturll growrh, hedgcs and rhc like. Atl erecrcd on a six (6) inch concrere slab $ilh approvcd anchoriog and the ort- screening shall be cslablished lnd nraintaincd in a anncr satisfactory to 5ide dimensions nust bc a DriniDunt of six (6) fcct by ci-qhl (8) feer or a lhc Bolrd of Appeals. No nrobile home lol shrll bc includcd wilhio the naiimum ofcighr (8) fcet by rNclvc ( t2) fecr along thc sides nrd cighl (ti) screenlnS ar(a. fret in height. Slch storage buildings shall bc locared in the rear corner of 5.5.t.8. Each mobile home sile shall bc providcd wirh ao approlcd u|ldeF theunit spnce and shrll bc locittcd nol lcss thtn ren (10) fccr fronr any sirle ground eleclrical conneclion specifically metcrcd unless such undergrornd Irrd and shall bc nol lcss lh n fivc (5) fcct frorD ruy rcar lot linc. electrical connection is rvaived b) the Botrd ofAppcals. i.i.l.19. No pcnnancnt {dditions, such as lcdn-tos, enclosurcs. or roorls 5.5.1.9, Streel lighls ofnot less than three thousand (3,000) lumcns eich sh.1ll shrll be added lo any mobile hotlc; provided. ho\ye(er thar open porches be installed by lhe permittee al intervals of not ororc lhan onc hundred nnd lrith arvniDgs flnd renlovable skirting nl:ry bc inslllled; prolided. ltorve!cr. fifty (150) feet apart. thtl such additioos do not infringc in fronl, side or bacl yard n:ininrunr 5.5.1.10. No occupied trarel tmiler, pick-up coach, nrotor home, or cafilping dimensions in accordance \vith Scction 5.0.. Intensity of Use Regulfltions. j.5.1.20, lrailer shall be permifed in a ntobile ho e parli as a dNelling. Allrcsidents of rhe park rDust bc Ilflt-fivc (-55) yea6 ofagc orovcr. 5.5.1.11. Each building and mobile honre stand shall be an element ofnn Communilt buildio-qs must be constructerl for thc cxclusiyc use by the rcsi- overall plan ofsite developrncnt. deots and their guests beforc nfty-one (51) percenl of lhe dwelling units are 5.5.1.12. Where possible, orobile honre slands shull be oriented Nitll rcspc.l occupied. Parking spaces shall bc providcd in accordarce rvilh Scction 6.4. Io sccnic Yislas, naturirl lanrlscirpe fcalurcs, ropographic irld niruril uilh io rdjiccnr arca lvrilablc should thc oeed 0ri\e. drainage areas. f)evelopmenl proposals shall include :l lxndscape progranr lo i5'1.21. Bcforc occupancy is rltowed lor any nrobile honre rvith on sile illustrate the proposed lreatnt(nt of sprce, roudi. pirths, scrvicc, and pirt in: se*age and/or a r\,atcr rvcll, a ccrtificd "as built" plol plan sho$'ins lhe dreas. Scre€ning devices shdl nol inlpair pedestrian vehiculirr sifety- or eraal plocemcnl of tbc lobile hoDre porches and sheds on the lot (and nll 5.5.1.13. All ulilities shall be installed underqround $,herever Dossitrle. .\ll Its related appurtenances) must bc given to the Inspector of Buildings- transformer boxes, subsr:rtions, pumping slati-ons, anrl nreters shall be locar- i5 1'22. Natu.al gas and liqucficd pclroleurn srs s)stenls shrll col)pll wilh ed and designed so as nol to b€ unsighlly or hazardots Io ihe public. all applicabte codes and resul:rlions- All fuel oit suppl)- systcnts shall be 5.5.1.14. R€sidential open space shall be consltucled wilhin rhc allowuble dcnsily linrits and installed undcrground in e:tch nrobile homc lol in dccordance allocateil ro the recrealional amenirt of lle $rlh and environmenral enhancemrnr all applicable co{tes and rellltrtions mobile home parli and shall be designed plan for lhe pro' jj'l as such on the site 2l A person the prrk posed lo whonr a sp-ecial pcnDil is issusd shnll operale developnrent. In coolplicnce \ith all r(gulrrions. inJ proridc adeqrirtc 5upen'ision lo n)rlD' 5.5.1-15. After approv l of a proposed ntobite hotnc park tllere shrll bc o 'rrn rnc prtk. its facililies. nnd ((luipnrert in sood orJcr rnd in cicrn irnd srn' fuflher subdivision of land \\'irhin rhe proposed developmcnt \vhich \youl'l irflry condition- increase the allowitble nei densily. li_l-24' The sale of rnobile honres shall be lirnited to mot'ilc hcnres bcit-c 5.5.1.16. I'lobile home srands shall be prolidcd wilh a miniorum of l$'elte pliced \rilhin the park. No ltor( mobrlc honrcs \hnll be fltlo\reJ tlnlcss thrl ( 12) piers resling on a six (6) inch concreie pad slab- There shall be no stodge rtr llcced on a rnobile homc tor xs if lo be u\cd is ii r('sideDcr. of any nalerial \r'halsoever undernecrh the pcrimeter of the orotrile honrtr. Approred anchoring nlust be pro\'ided lo bc alxched to rhc concrcte \lirb. 't'to s.S.t.ZS. business ofanv kin,l isio be co4rluclerl in the park \rirh rhe 6..1.1. Ab:rndorlrn{nt exccption ofcoin-qperatid yending rrlachines locaied rvithiir ihc confines of 6.2.1.1. If a on-confomling {sc or structorc is discontinlcd for n pcriod of the comnrunily buildinS. t$o (2) tears, ir nriry nor be rcsurncd ci(cepl bI spccial pcmlil o[ thc l]oard horne piuk shall be tttaintaint'rl 5.5-t.26. Alt roirds in thc rnobilc by thc pcr- ofAppenls. Nonconforming uses discontinued lor a period of nvo (2) or be kepl passable a d in good condilion rl all linrc. Sno$ millee. They shall mqre yrars shall bc dccmcd to bc irbitndoncd. and ice removal shall be done by lhe permiltae at his expcnse. 6.J. Acccssor.r lluiklirSs and Uscs 6.0 GENERAL PROVISIONS AI'FECTING ALL DISTRIC'I'S 6.1.1. Use Reeulntion 6.1. Application 6l-1.1. Accessory uses rre pcnrlitled in the slnrc nranncr as principirl uses. t lo thc s rhe rcquircrrrcnts; thnt is. r! usc $'lich Nould 6.1.1. Non-confomring: Any principle or acccssoly sllUcture or use Nhirh subjcct bc ollo$'cd as a principal use is also allo\vcd as an accessory usc. bur nor olhcnvisc. does not conform to lhc requireme ls of this l])law but rvhich Nas la\\'full} Dimensionnl Rcgulalion in existence or lawfirlly begun or for $hich n buildirlg perlnit or spccirl l)cn il 6.3.2; has been issued before the fi.st nolice o[ lhc public hcaring on tltis l31l r 6.1.1,1. No dcccssory building or slruclure shnll be locatcd Nithin lhc or nny am€ndmenl lhereto shall bc deenrcd to bc a non-confonrling use. required front yard arc'a. No iicccsso4'buiklin-e shall bc locatcd in any si,.lc area nearcr lo lhc sidc lot linc lhnn (10) yard 6.1.2. This Bylaw irnd dny anrendnrenl lhcrero shall not npply lo nny non- Frd tc fcct. or in { rear nctrer to lhe lol e five (5) fcet. confomring use but shall apply to ttny change or substantiirl ertcnsion of li lhrn In no cirse shill rccessory buildiDls covcr more lhan trvcnty-fi\,c (25) pcrcenr of lhe totirl r€ar 0rea. such use. to a building or special pemrit issucd {fler thc first nolice of si'd fard public hearing, to any reconstruction, ertension or structurirl changc olsuch 6.L Ofl.Street Parking Rcquirenlents slructure and lo any alleration of tr struclurc bcgun rftcr the llrst nolica of 6.1.1. Rcuuircd Parkirrp said public hearing lo proyidc for ils usc for a substflntirll)'differcnt pur_ 6.l.ll. All parliing dcnand cacitlcd by ncrv structures or uses. additions to pose or for the sanre purpose in a substrntiilly diffcreol manner or to s(|b- erisling slructures or oses, nnd chiroge of usc in eriisting structures shall be slantially grealer extcnt. .ccommodaled enlircl)' off-slrcct on lhe snlne prcrnises ils the actilitt it ser- 6.2. Nor.Conforming Usc of Building or Land ric.s. The following minirrunrs nrust be nrcr. unless lhcse arc reduced on a 6.2.1. Restoration or Reconstruction 3pecial pemril fron the Planning Board upon dctcnninalion that special cir- cumslanccs render a lessca provisio|l adcqutle for all parking necds. 6-2.1.1. Necessary repairs to and/or rebuilding of a strocturc for n non_con_ a Residenlial use: pc. unit plus one (l) forming use after damage by Iirc. stonn or si||rilir dis slcr. nrt Pl'nrlitt(.| T$'o (2) pilrkilrg spaces drvellin-q space foreach provided they xre accomplished Nithoul unduc dclay nrl do not subslanlinlll bedroonr over rrvo (2). change lhe characler or size of lhe building. Dor thc use lo \rhich it $ras puI b. Relail business, conrmercial or Dersonll service establishrnenl: One (l) parking prior to such damii-qe- space for cach tNo hundrcd(200) squrrc feel of gross floot area. 6.2.2. Change- Extension or Alteralion c- office, ptofessional, business or public: Onc (l) parking space for each l$o hundred (200) 6.2.2.1. Non conforming slruclures or uscs rnlr bc crtendcd or Jll,rtcd flo square feet ofgross l-loor area- d..\ledicat vided thal or denlal office or clinic: Four (4) p:rrking spaces for ench indi_ ridual office (J) erch rddilionrl doclor a. No such extension or alteration shall be pemritted unless ruthoriz.d ttl or suire, plus four pirking sp:rccs for ordenlist $ithin speciarl pemrit of lhe Board of Appcals $hich sh^ll find rhal such change' a sin!le officc or s itc. e- Manufacturing, each exlension or alterurion shrll not be subsranrinlty more delrirrenlat lhirn llrr pr*"sring, Nholesilc: Onc (l) parking space PeI lhousand ( |,000) squarc feer floor arca- plus one { l) spncr for etrch existing nonconfqnning use !o the nei-chborhood- of -eross Inree (3) employees b. This secrion shall nol itpply ro billboilrds. signs cnd oth(r advetli'in! on rhe largesr shifi. i Place elery three (3) devices subjecl Io the provisions of Seclions 29 rhrough 33. inclusiYe. oI of assembly, resraur:rnr: onc ( l) parking space Per seab. Chapler 93, and lo Chaprer 93D ollhc tnssxchuselrs Ceneral La\ts. S olher by lhe Plannrng 6.2.2.2. Not\rilhstanding 6.2.:.1.. non-confomriI.r slruclurcs rtr:ly h. :rltcr'd Use categories: Use catcgories to bc detcmlined Board ol the tiltle of Site Plcn Nilhoul a tltc crtsttrt" Inspector of Buildilgi. rs appropriirle. rl lhe specral permit providinq rltilt such lltcr:Iio|| is Nithin tttttett when requirer! or the Inspccror o[ I]uildilrss: in othcr c:r\es rrherc building footprint and does not incrc.se lhe flooi iirea. Jrle Plsn Re\'ierv is nor requirerl. usc c:rtr'sorie\ \hnll b( dclelnrincd in

r36 t37 6!2,-aa4rrcltrlsqt<lll! 6.6.2:1. All signs logether wilh thcir supporrs, b ccs. guys. {nd nchors shall York Cily, 1984. 'l be iept in good rcpnir and io safc conditiol- hc orvner of the prcllises on 6.4.2. Loaqi!on of P3rkine Areas $hich a sign is erected sh ll be directly responsible for \ccping such sigo 6.4.2.1. Except in Residenrial M, Mobile Home Parks, ho off-srreer partrinp dnd pr.mises alound il itr ir sa[e, sirnitary, cat rDd clean condilion- areo shall be located \,,/ilhin twenty (20) feet of a strcet line or rviihin ren 6.6.2.2, Any illunlinatcd sign or lighring devicc shall cnrploy o[ly lighls (10) feet ofall olherpropeny lines. emifling 0 lighl of constrnl inlensity and shall bc dcsigncd, locilted, ercclcd 6.4.2.2. No parking area sh:rll be located or designed so as to allo$ bacliing and nrainlained only for thc purposcs of illunrinaling the subject sign flnd/or onlo or offa public way. prdmises. The illunrinalion of signs $hall bc pcnrriltcd only bctrvcen sctcn (he 6.4.3. Development and Mainrenance ofParkins Areas (7) o'clock in nrorning and clcvcn (l l) o'clock in rhe cvcning, crcepr during such hours as such cstablishtuents {re opcn to the public. 6.4.3.1. For parking areas of six (6) cars or morc the following shall appl),: 66.2.3. A sign penaining io n use, nrl occupancr or rn orvncrship, tvhich sign a. Off-slrcet paaking areas shall be designed nd construcled in accordancc do€s nor confonrl to this Bylas., shall bc rcmolrd wilhin sirly (60) dlys with The Regulations of the Planning Board Governing the Desitn. afier it is changed. Construclion and Maintenance ofOff-Slreel Parking and Loading ,lreos. 6.6.1.4. ,\ny chrnge to thc sizc, shnpc, lype or other characreristics ofa non- b. There shall not be more than onc (l) enlrance and one (l) exil fro such confoming sign shall bc in confonDancc with this Bylnlr. Iots per three hundred (300) feet of strecl fronlage or fraclion thereof. If 6.6.1. necessary lo meet this requiremcnt, uses shnll be arranged for shared egnss Signs Pcnni c(t In r\ll Disrricts and ingress. 6.63.1. The following signs arc pomlitted in all districts protidcd they nrcet lh€ 6.4.3.2. Parking areas must be so located and parking so designed that egrcssrs Ceneral Requiremcnts of Scclion 6.6.1., lluryosc: likely lo be used for more than two hundred (200) rrips per day, serr.ing .. Ooe (l) non-illunli ated idcntificrriotr sign nol to ercecd lhree (3) squarr more than fony (40) dwelling unils or eighry (80) employees or fony (40) leet in srea nor cight (8) feet in height, stiltin-! the nanle and address of the lsstauranl seats or one (l) gas pump shall provide fotr hlndred (400) feer occupant. visibility in both directions ofa slrcet. b One (l) lcmporary non-illulninricd rcil cslalc siSn pcrl inin! lo the 6-5. Off.StreelLoadingRequirements lerse, sale or use of n lot or builtling on rvhich such sign is placed nol erceeding a total (6) 6.5-1. Required Off-Srreer Loading arca of six squarc fcct- c. One (l) siSn for idcntificarion of professiooirl irnd home occupations. ot 6.5.1.1. Adequate off-slreet loading facilities rnd space must be provided to ser of lhe occupant, nol c\cceding o rotri trrca of lhree (3) sq :rre feel. vice all neeG crcated by neN construction, rvhcth€r through new slructures d. A market or additions lo old ones. and b) chaDge ofusc oferisting slructurcs. nol to exceed ttlo (2) square fecr idcrtifyin-! ll historic buitdin-q. e. Street Fcderal 6.5.2. Dcvelopment and Maintenance ofOff-stacet Loadinq Ftcilities nunlbcrs :rDd rny sign ercctcd by r Tolvn, State or uoYemnlcnl- 6.5.2.1. Facilities shall be so sized and arrangcd (hrl no trucks need brcl f_ A sign ils ser- onlo or off of a public way, or be parked ori a public rval irhile lordi$g. erecled by a public ca.rier for dir.ct irlbnlalion concemiDg Yrce at unloading, or waiting to do$o. me location. g signs and $al!'of 6.5.2.2. Off-streer loading areas shall bc tlesignc

i. Aiign airachcrl to a building shrll nol: i. projccl fiiorc lhai onc (l) foor fro r lhe building rvall Nhcn rhc truikting bdunds on a lol line. 2. projecl into or ovcr thc pnvcd portioo of a slreet or a riqht_of-\vnv. J, €rceed lhe heiSht of lhe building. 66.5. Silns in lhe lndustrial Dislrict 665.1, The [ollowinS siSns are pcnnilcd in thc lndusrrial District prolidcd rh.y meet gencftl icquircme ts of Section 6.6.1., Purpose:

r- T\ro (2) siSns p€naininS lo clch csrablishmcnl or occupancy in a buildinS oroffice lhe total arca of which shall nol cxcecd trvo hundred (200) squarc feet, provided that: l.One (l) of thcsc signs nlry be free sraldio8 Nhich does nol exceed fif- a. The follorving signs are pemritted in rll Residcntial Districls, rhc 3A reen (15) percenl of thc area of rhe buikling fice or sixty (60) square Design Dislrict and lhe Conservancy Districl, fcet, \rhichever is smaller. l. One (l) non-iltuminiled or indirectl! illuntinirrcd idcnriilclrion sir:n 2. In the case of an oper|-{ir usc containing no buildi[g, one (l) frcc for each sepaiate streel line ofan {pproled spcciill pcRnil use. Sflid sitn strndinS sign nol cxcccding sirty (60) squarc fect shall be pemli[cd for shall be subjecl to lhe applicable side nnd rear yard requiretuints for rach one hundrcd (100) fcct of lot fronldge o dlc strect on lvhich thc principal buildings and shall be set back n minimum of fifry (50) percent use hns direcl f,ontagc. of the npplicablc front yard iequirenrents for prilciprl buildirgs. The 6.6.6. Prohibiled Siens heiShl of sxch sign shall not bc grefltcr rhan the dista ce il is loci[rd 66.6.1, The prohibitions conraincd i rhili Scclion shclt rppty lo all signs, all fronr any lot line, and the squirre foot area of such sign shall nor be anificial lighling and all disiricrs, rcgardlcss of designarion. grealer lhan one-hirlf (0.5) the linear foot disid ce it is located liorrl ro) 6.6.62. lot line; however, in no case shall rhe sign eiceed sirteen (16) squrrc No permitted sign, including projecring signs, shall be located in rny feet in area nor eighl (8) fce! in heighr. srreet iBhl.of-way. 66.6.1. 2. Other signs shall be limited lo dirccriondl signs necessrq for public No sign or advenising dcvicc shall be erccled, uscd or nlainlaincd uhich safety or conv€niencc and shall bc dcsignated and tpproved as an inl._ in any way simutares officisl directional or $,aming signs erectcd or gral part of the Site Plan for an allo\yable Specinl Penilit usc. maifltained by Federal, State or Tot\,n Coycrnrmenls for the prolection of rlte public heahh and sflfety. 6.6.4- Signs iermilled in ToNn Center District irnd Comnterci:tl Dislrict e66.4. 6.6.4.1. The following sigos are pen itted in lhc To\\n Cenler District rnd No sign or advcnising dcvicc shall bc crcclcd or nrlintaioed in such a manner Commetcial Dislricl provided they meal general iequire leols of S.cliotr as lo obstrucl or intcrfcre wilh the frcc and cleir vision on an)' 6.6.1., Purpose: slfeal or drive\ray. 66_65 a. One (l) si8n advertising goods and scrviccs rvaitabte on the prcltin'j. No sisn or:trilenising dcvicc \hlll be ct((rcrl or lllintaired \!ith rnr llghllng not exceeding one (l) square foot for evcry linexr foor of slore frort:rge ilod itl or conlml ntcchinisnt \t,hiclt tDil! cnu\r ruLjio or tclcvi\ion interfer- eme. no case €xceeding a rolal arca of thiny-six (f6) square feet per lot. 6666 b. One (l) sign for identification of the business, conrpany or age cy o0 i] No illunrin tion si!n or lirluinlr itL\'icc s|flll be plirccd or direcle,J on plopenl wall or parapet of n mrin building not exceeding lhiny (30) squLrrc feet for 'D) in 3 ,nonu"r-,hnt urout,l n.,r,ulr the lieht bt:trn\.nd illu linrrio Increfron each separale business in rhe Conlmercial Dillricr. lo bc directcd or bclnred onto a righr-ol \\'ir\. or rralk$;i)- or onro 4j0lnrng c. For the purpose of identiflin-q rhe busi ess or comnlcAal developrlrcnl ploncnics so c\ to c0use clatr nr rL'ftrctior thnl nri-cht conllltule r or shopping cenler, onc (l) free-sranding sign \ ilh a roral of rhiny sir (16) "arrc naztrd or public nuisrnc(,. D06?.- square feet of area for each street otr \vhich thc business or manufactunns No animarerl sien or ndvefli\ine d.vic( rlrjrll hc crcct(d. developmcnt or shopping center fronts. r_od \'o fl0shin.!r siSns or ir(lvr i\i { rl(\'ic( \lltiilt..rcit.rs Inl(Inrilltrll ol d. Fo. thg purpose ofadvenising said sign rol '4)rng Iighr the salc or lease of lhe prenlises, inrensiry sllJll bc erecrcd. lo erceed thiny-two (32i squart' feer in siCnboard area. 40, 6.?.-1.2. In a Residencc Rcsidcncc 20, or Rrsirtcncc I\l Dislrict, noisc shall (60) decibcls nor erceed sixty bctween rhc hours of 8:00 l).I1. antl 7:ffi A.lrl. times, noisc shall oot cxcced sixry (60) 6.6.6.10. No roofsigns shall be erecled- At ill olhcr dccibels for nlorc tharl twenly (20) minutes in each hour. 6.6.6.1l. No building or pan thereof, such as a gable, roof' or wall, shnll be be outlined by direct illumination for the purposc olconrnrercial advenising. 6.?.j.3. Noise shlll mufflcd so as not lo brco te objectionablc drc ro inlermittencc, bcal ftequency or high frrquenc),. 6.6.6.12. No sign shall be atlached lo or bc eteclcd or mtirlained ir such a manner lrs to obslrucl any firc cscapa, Nindo$, door, or other buildin! e?.,t. odot opening used for egress and ingress, veniililion orolher firc fighting purpose. 6.?.1.1. Enrissions as nleasu.cd irl thc user's propcrty liue shall not erceed 6.6.6.13. No sigo *hitse conlent dois not rclale cxclusilely lo the prenlhes lheestablished thrcshold lirnil vitlues for odors us outlincd ir T.ll. llclltntr on which they are locdted. or lo products. ilcconnnodalions. services or and F.lI. Small, Journal Air Pollurion Conlrol Associalion,24(10). 9?9_ activilies on those prenrises sh0ll bc allowed, exccpl as olhcrwisc provided 98?;(1974); and amendmenrs rhc.cto 0dded by rhc Manufacluring Chemisls in Seclion 6,6.4., Signs Pemrilled In Town Ccnlcr Dislrict nd Conlmercirl Atsociation, Inc., washington, D.C. District h€reof. 6.?.5. ileii. clare and vibrurion 6.6.6.14. No free.slanding sign shull be crecled lo c\ceed a heiShl of drinl 6.7.5.1. No heat, glare or vibralion shall be disccroibtc \rithoul instrurneots (30) feet. from the outside ofany slruclure- 6.6.6.15. There shall be no tenrporary signs. bilnners. streonlcrs, or plucitrds 6.7.5.2. Wind energy conversion systenrs. ntachincry and equipntcnt shnll erected, suspcnded, posled or affixed i lny t ilnner ouldoors on a building comply with thc following provisions: or premises exc€pl lhose granted by right upon writleo applicition exterior !. The systsm shall nol cituse i lerfercncc \yith radio and/or telcvision to the Inspcclor of Buildings rvhich in no cnsD shtlll excecd d period ofsi\lJ broadcasting or receplion and shatl comply with the provisions of 4? CFR (60) days. Pan 15 (Federal Communicalions Coonnission) as ir exists, or as i( may be 6.7. PerformanceSiandrrds anonded. 6.7-1. Administralion rnd lnterprelnlion b. The base of a windntill shall bc set back fron all propefly lincs and prin- 6.7.1.1. All proposed uses of buildings. lots or prenrises Nilhin any Dislrici cipal buildings al least the sclback dislance shoNn on lhe "Wind turbine after the passage of lhis Bylarv shall conform to thc standards contained in S.tbrck Craph" Nonh Easr Solar Encrgy Ccnrer Rcpon, Itrrch 1979. rhis Seclion: 6?.6. Wasle Dislrosal. Watcr Suooly lnrl Ware i Oualitv a. The applicant, at his own expense, shall fumish cvidcncc sufficictlt to 67.6.1. Regulations of thc Depannlrnr of Public llerrtth, Cofintonwcalth of g satisfy the Zoning Enforcemenl Offic.r that the proposed use of the buildi ,\fassachusctts, shall bc tncr and Nhcn rcquirctl by The Zoning Enforcencnt or premises will nol produce any nuisances beyond lhe lot lines as nleasureil 0fficer, approval shotl bc irdicatcd on rhc:iDplication for o lluilding by the performance standards listed beloN or as e)iisling in conrparable opErd_ P.rmit. lions allowed in the Districr. a- In no casc shall dischrrge cause lhc lyalcrs of tbc rccciring bod) lo b. Any nuisance prodrced in excess of the standards permilted belo\r or U thc linrits o\iigned by rhe Comr on\\'crlrh of l\lassrchuselts, \\'ali'r in Ine 'rcccd olher nuisance found after re!ie$'by lhe zoning Enforcenrent officer Ktsources Commission, Division of \Y.rh.r l)ollution Conlrol, as publishrd procedure shall be and course of his or her normal enforcemenl lo be eJicessive enlitled "Waler Quality Standards", filed Nitl rhe Secrctxry ofState on Jepkmber reduced Io acceptable standards or discontinued- 21, 1978, and amcndmcnrs lhcrero, for srreanrs trnd \\'ater bodies 6-7.2. Air Pollulants rYithin fte Town. b' itlalerials 6.?.2.1. Except as is h€rein provided, all use and condilions of land, buildings used on lhc erterior or cleanuo of srructores or vehicles or of 00 0nj and structu;es shall be in conformance rvith the Requlations 310 CNIR 6 equiPmcnr shall bc di\nose(l of in,rccord.rncc \r'irh rhe rcgulrtion\ ol 8.00 of the Depanment of Environmentill P.ot.ciion, Conrnrontleallh oi Ine Board of llethh- t\lassrchusetts, Dec- ll, l98l and therelo. 6J.7. Sloragg ^mendments 6.7-'1. Noise 6 ? 7'l All matcrirls, suDDlies \hirll bc \tor''J rn crordirn(e lfllh ilrd cuuinrn('nr 6-?-3-1. No noisc shall be in ercess of sililr (60) at nrrr lol lin( lhe Fire l I)rol'i(l;on 'lecibels Prcvenrion Sr",r.t"il, of lhe Nrrionfll ir. opposite or rbullirg a Residence Residence ill nor In $sociatio[ 40, Residence 20, or and sh ll be screencd l-rom ricN troni fublic $itls or abutling exccss ofninety (90) decibels llt {ny other line. Prop.nies-

Kr t4-l :f#- Ed&li . .:. -::i. j'' . ':: , : j -: : : : ,,, r'.'::::.':. : ' '= .' ',No use shatl be sllowe(l if it rvill lealo the e|nh cxposed for grcarer 6.?.8. ExreriorLighrin,s 0?.1l:2. filn fourlcen (14) days, unlcss erosion conlrol nrcasures as dcfincd in cxterior lighling, olher than slruct liShling approved by thc 6-7.8.1. No Cuidelin€s for Soil & Watcr Conscrvation in Urblnizing Area of iuiss., Deparlmeul of Public Works, shall shine on {(ljircent propenics or loNard 1977, United Statcs Deparlnrcnl of Agricullurc, Soil Conscrvrlion Service, any slrcel. rreemploycd. 6.7.8.2. Erilcrior illuminntion of buildinSs or grounds in it Residence 40,'\, 6.7.11.1. No usc shdl tic nllo\red Nhich tvill dirlngc or hnrn adjoining prop- Residence 208, and Residcnce lU Dislricl, ercept as lnily be for lernitled anies, $.ilcnvays, or public utililics lhrough unco trollcd crosion and sedi- parking areas. shall: required nenlallon. a, Be permitted onty for non_conrnrcrciirl uscs opcn !o thc public, such as n 6.i.12. Dish Antcnnac tnd Rfldio Aotconn'loNcrs church or pla)iground: and 6.i.12.1. Acccssory dish altcrnae shall be locatcd in thc rcnr yrrd. shnll be b. Be shown on asite plan approled by lhe Zoning Enforccnreot Officer, set bick al least lcn ( | 0) fect frorr rll propcn) lines, principal buildings aod 6.7.8,3, Any lighting shall be conlinuous flnd non-llashinS. acc.ss0ry buildings, and shall not ha\'e r dianrclcr greifer thin one-drird 6.7.9. Buildine Conslruction (l/l) ofthe requircd rcar yard. 6.7.9.1. All buildings shall be ofconslruclion prescribed in the Slate Building 6J.ll. Electrical Interfcrencc Code. 6.7.11.1. No cquipm€ot or proccss shall bc uscd lrhich creatcs visunl or ardihle 6.7.9.2. No building permit shall be granled unlcss lhc application for such inlerferencr in any radio or telcvision rcccivcrs off the prcmises. or causes permit is filed in accordance Nith the Slate Building Code, fluctuirions in li[c roltage off thc prc||liscs. 6.7.1q. Hazardous and Toxic N'laterials. 6.7.1{. Fcncing, Scrcening and Lirnrlscaping 6.7.10.1 No use shall be alloNed which rvould crcatc clear or unla$ful hazrrd 6'?.11.1. Borndary fcnccs, nalls, or hcdgcs shall hc pcmrittcd provided lhal through emission ofdangerous elemenls into tht: irir, any Naler bod). or thc Itet do nol crceed six (6) tcel i hcilhl, and providcd that no fence Nhich ground: through vehicular egress at poinls of constricled !isibilily: through obslructs rision sh ll erceed thiri)-si\ (36) inchcs itl height $idrin trvc0ly use of stomge of toxic, hazardous, inflamnrdble. rirdioaclive, or .rplosive (20) feet of thc strcct line or rvirhirr rrvctve (12) horizontal feet of a hnbitrble materials without evidence ofcompliance rvilh tlll applicablc rcgulalions: or room In an abuting dwclling. lhrough lack of security nreasures lo prevent etposure lo polcntiallt haz' 6.i.14.2. Open slora-qe, loading, or scnicc arcas, nlobilc honre pnrks and ardous structural or sile conditions. paltinS lols for si)i (6) or nrorc cars shall be screencd froll any adjtccnt 6.7.10.2. All hazardous malerials used, crealed, slored, processed, disposed .esidence or public tva)' by I \vall, fence, or detsel)' planled lrces or shrubs or any othtr of by processing, diluting, buDing or contlinrncnt, Ieaching Ieast lhrce (3) feel in hcight, or be cquivalcntly obscured b) nalurol vege_ manner, or transported (including piping) in lhc To\yn shall be used, slored t{ron. or traosported in accordancc \\ith all appticable Federal, Slate and Locrl t7143' E\cepl .s rcquired for municipal tvastc pick_up and rcnlolal'junli. reBulations. hlh'ordebris shrll bc slored so its nor lo bc visiblc from adjiccnt propedies 6.7.10.3, A nolice for use, crcalion, slonge. prccessing, disposal and ttlnspon or alry stfeel. shall be filed with the Board of Selectnren, lhe Fire Depanment, the Board 6ll4-l Nomorclhnn fitly (50) percerr of rcqurrerl front !Jrdsh3ll btco!- ofHealth, and the Water Board on such forms as rhey shall requirc- ererl by irnpcn,ious *rf""". 3I,j for srrlts.a1.s. rli!erra),and \yalls a. Notificalion shall include, at a mininrum, identification of mlterial, lh€ "*"pr Dpervious surfaces shall nor be wirhii ren (10) feet ofthc righl'of-rva)' amounl involved, lhe process, if any, the roules of transpon, carrier and tlna. conveyance, if a4y. 6t. Slimming pools b. The Board of Selectmen may require a bond be posled to cover anv :lno all possible damag€ to person, property and environment. 9r-lgltral&ecursj.lslr!0sll- Pools used for s\rir)nrir! or birrhirs sh.rll be in conformrnce $ith 3ll 6.7.!1. ErosionControl _lpplicsble and pertinerrt regultlions- lirno - Srate irlnd local co-dcs. nrlcs and 6.?.ll.l. Whenever lhe existing contours of rhe land are allered, lhe 0u l2 Privatc rronl slei shall be left in a usable condition, graded in :r rnner to prevent the eroslon srvimntinq oools shilll not be nllo*cd on rn) )aftl rnd sholl not thc ridc rnd rcal ofsoil and ahe alre.ation of the runoff of \yaler to or frofi abutling propenles' be local"J ie" lhrn t$clle (ll) fc(l ftoln property tines. and shall tre suilably landscaped- raiely prepa.ed by a'regislered professional engineer or registeied l. d sur- veyor and shall indicate dimensions of lhe pool rvilh respecl to the lot. seplic syslem and slruclures located on llie lol. 6.8.t.5. Ercry person owning lirnd on which ihcrc is situatcrl tl srvimnring pool shall erect and maintain an adcquatc fcnce or Nall cithcr suftounding the property or pool area, s id fence to be at lcnst four (4) iect from rhe pool edge. The swimming pool shall be contplctely cncloscd nt all rimcs. 7.0. ADNIINISTRATION whether or nol ii is filled wilh rvaler. ?,1, Permits a. The fence olwall Shall nol be less lhan fivc (5) fcct in height includin! 7.1.1. Zoning Pennil grcaler gates or doors and shall nol have opcnings tharr four (4) inches in 7.1.1.1. Any person seeking il building pcrnrit shl {lrst receive frotn rhe any direclion, Zoniog Enforccrncnl Officcr a Zorrirrg pcnDit indicatirg conplitlcc wirll b. All gales or doors opening to such €nclosurc shall be cquippcd Nilh a rhe proyisions of this llylnN. Thc lnspcclor of Buildings shall nol issuc a self-closin8 and latching device located nol less than four (.1) fcct nbole the building pcrutit uotil x Zoning ltcrnrit has bccn issued by thc Zonin!: ground or olher$ise inaccessible fronr the oulskic by snrall childrcn. The Enforccment Officcr- gale or door is dlso to be providcd rvilh a suirablc lock. 1.1.2. Procedurc c. Abole ground pools \rith a depth of four (4) fcet only at lny poinr hnring ?.1.2.1. Applicario for a Zoning I'cflnir shnll bc nradc ro lhe Zoninr a two (2) foot suilable enclosure on top Nith n locking rctrncl.bl€ laddcr Enforce[l(.nt Officcr on [ort|tr nvflil:tblc frorrr rht, Zonin! llnforcerncri may be appmved by the Inspeclor of Buildings for the purpose ofconfonni0g 0mccr.'fhc alplicltion shitll bc ilccontpanicrj bv infonnatiin rufficicnt to to this Section 6.8. determine conipliancc $,ith thc provisions of this llyla$,. Al a nlini||tu t. 6.8.1.6. If an in-ground pool is to be conslrucr€d, the contractor or o\yncr siid infonDalion sh;rll include: shall stale where disposrl lhe ercess fill is lo be uscd or lhe ioc{lion of its !.Asileph for thosc uses listed i|| Scction 7.1.1.1. Sai{i site Dlan sllall bc shall propeny. par- be indicated. lf the excess fill is to be rcnroycd from the dra\vn in colfomlancc Nilh the provisions ol scclion 7,J.. Sitc plnn. mission must be firsl granted by the Bbrrd ol Selcctmcn. in accordcncc b..Nhcrc lhc proposc(l usc rcquir.'s sirc plrr or \l)ccill pcrmit approtxl. with all applicable Iocal bylaws and reguldtions. eutdencc of such opprovnl, inclu(linr condirions of ilpprolill. 6.8.1.?, No pool is to be filled rvilhour 6rst norifying rbe \Vater Depanu.'nt i 1.2.2. The Zoning Enforcenlenl Ofllccr shall rcvic\\' rh. apllic ion rnd twenty-four (24) hours in advancc and only rhen with the approval of th. sultpon material for conlpliancc \*ilh lhc pro!isions of this llJ4nrv a|ld shill. Waler Commissioners or Superintendenl shall such s$im iog pool be $ilhin founccn 114) tlajs of subnrirrll of rhc application. iss c a Zorifls filled. The swimming pool may bc subjcct lo filling under the supenision Pcmit if thc proposcd usc is i conrpli:rncc $iltr lhc of rhis of the Water Comnrissioners or Superinlendeots. l)rovisions dllalv. lf siid usc is i consistenr rvirh rhc pro\'i\ions ot lhi\ tl)li\\'. tlrr 6.8.1.8. The lreal ent and cleaning of swimming pools are subject to lh. 4on'nC Enforccnrent Officer slttll norify tltc npplicllt in rritios of thc pro Massachusetts Slate Sanirary Code and lhe rules and regulalions of lhe rlslons $ith rvhich thc usc is t|ol r co||rnliitncc. Kingston Board of Heahh. U.l. Buitding pemrir 6.E-1.9- The ssimming pool and equipnrenl sltall be eqlipped to be cont / ll l lt shall bc unlaNful for irn\' ncrsoD ro crL'ct. construcr. rrconsftucl. plerely emptied of ivater and lhe discharged rvaler shall be disposed of in a tlll'" tt*.,ur" or cslublish a rirficlent use [or aD crislin! slruclurc or lol manner approved by the Board of Heahh rhal will not create a nuisanc. lo applJ'inlr for and o[ Buildings ir p.nrril. abutting property. . ,\]lnoulr'r'.l rcccir'in-e koru rhc In:\pccror ' SLrch permir shall be .rpplierl for iI \rritins lo the Inspcclor of 6.9. Conservalion Restriclions Buildings. Thc applicarion s ill be orr a fom :rvail.rble fronr rhe Inspector of 6.9.1. qtreams or \r'atercourses shall confomri g be locared Nithin easemenrs anl shalt bc acco,npanicd b). plor plan. substantially with the lines nor be le55 , ,uuildinss of lhair courses Nhose widlh shall ' r'r'J. No pemlil rnd tht inleltdcll (51 shnll bc issucd urrl(sr thc |LrD:' lhetclor lhan lrventy (20) feet and \!hose boundilries shilll nol be closer rhan five use lhereof fulfilt in all rcspecls rh. Drovisio;s of rhis B)ln\r, ercePl as nray

t46 t47 havc becn specifically permitred orher$'ise by clionofthe Boirrd of Appfils and provided thrl c \rritten copy of lhe idmls goveming such pemtission irr A sitc plan apptovcd i ilccor(I C( wirh rhis submi ed tnd alrached to un application for and lhe rcsulling pennil issucd. i.J.l.l. Scctiotr is t(quircd hfore rhe issunncc ol a building pcnnil for: 7.1.4. Occupiinc.v Permit r. Ali uses for rvhich a spccial pcnnit or yaliincc rs rcquircd_ 7.1-4.1. No premises, building, srrucrure or l{nd shall bc occupicd. usrd or b. All uses or chnngc irr usc rcquiring off.srrcct plrrking changed in lse wiihout an occupanit pcnnir signed by lhe Inspecror of or lorrdinq. erceor one (t) ind r\ro (2) famil) drvetlings aflit fanring, fo, Buildings, rvhich permil shall not bc isiucd unril rhc buildings, srructure, or n c;"n^., ii use{hich do€s not rcquire crv or additiontl "n,Vo, premises and irs uses comply in all respccts $'ith this Bylaw. off-strcct parking spaccs- .. Allsites containing morc tha onc (l) pri0cipitl usc. 7.1.4.2. A temporary occupancy pennil uay be issued in appropriale cases. 7.1.2. Submissio.n Pdgcdure 7.2. Enforcement 1-1.2.1. Fifieen (15) copics of rlresirc plan shall be subntitted ?.2.1. Zoning Eniorcement Officcr lo rhc ToNn Cle.k logerhcr \rirh n Project Notificarion l:onn supplicrl by lhc Zonin! 7.2.1.1. This Bylaw shall be adminislcred by rhe ZoniDg Enforccnrenr Enforcement Officer and an itpplicilion o a forrrr supplicd by rhe Zonin! Officer, rvho shall be the Inspector of BuildiDgs. Enforcement Officcr. Said slbnlission shall bc filed durirrg nonrral busingsi 7.2-2. Violalions '! hdurs and inimediatel)'shalt bc forrvlrrtcrl lo rhe Zon;ng enfo,"",rr"ni 7.2.2.1. lfa violarion shlll b€ d.rcnnincd by thc Zoniog Enforcenrelr Officcr 0flder. afler an uses investigation of lhe facrs and inspection of thc prentises, a $ritrcn a.AIl of foua lltousand (4,000) squarc fcct or lcss ofgrcss lloor area or notice lhereof shall bc transnritted to rhe orvncr or his duly authorized ten(10) parking spaces or lcss shnll hc rcyiewe(l tnd acted on by rhc Zonioq agenl. Such notice shall order lhirn any use or conditioo of lhc prcnises Enforccntcnt Olficcr unlcss:r spccixl prnrir or r:rri:rncc is rcqucsrcd. contaary lo lhe proyisions of tbis cease Blla$' shilll innncdiatcly. A copy of b. Allother uscs sltnll be reviewed bl, lhc Zoning Enforcenlent Officer nnd. such notice shall also be delivered lo the Board of Selectmen by thc Zonine iffte subnrission is contplcrcd. fonvarclcd to rhe ilanning llounl. En[orcemenl Officer. 7l.l.l. For ill uscs for \vhich sirc l,liI sub ritral ro lhe Zoni||r Eltforcc )cnt 7.2.2.2. If afler such notice the prcmises corrtinucs to be tlsed or rcnrnios in i officcr is rcquircd, the rpplicfltiotr for sitc plitn r(vie\.flnd rhc sir. nlijr condition conlrary lo lhe condilions of lhis Byll\r, thc Board of Selecrmen rnl) bc subrniltcd at thc santc ritnc lrs rhe npplicotron for ir buildin-r pcnnit. shall institule appropriate For legal proceedings to enforce the proyisions of this rll uses for \r'hich sitc plirt subln t0l to tltc l)lirnnin{ Botrd is required. Bylaw. Ine spplicalion for site plan tcric\v irnd thc sitij plitn shall bc subnrirred rl IeNl l$enl).onc 7.2.2.3. Each day, or portion of a doy, thal tny violttion is continucd afl.r in (21) da' s Frior ro tlrc itppliciltio for a building pcnnit. order Io cease and desist, shall constilute a separatc offense_ 7l ? 3. Wilhin (5) . fivc days of rcccivins ii sire plan which corrrplies \firh irtl suDmrssion 7.2.2.4. lf the Zoning Enforcement Officer is requested in $riling ro enfoK.e rcquircrncnls, thc ZoIin!r I;nfotccrlrc||t Officer \hrll subrrrit liye (5)copi('s the provisions of Ihis Bylaiv against any person alle-qedl). in riolalion of oflhc sitc pl.rn ro rhc l'lar_rrring Boitr(l iuld ole { | I cop) o[ rh( sitc pl3n this Bylaw and the Zoning Enforcenrenl Officer declincs to act, hc shall to etch of lhc follo$,inc: notify, in wriringt the pany requesling such enforcenlent of any nction or 'Borrd of Sclcctnlen, Conicn,arion Conrltission, Board of Ileallh. lloard refusal to 0l act, and the reasons lherefor. within founeen ( 14) days of rereipl Appesls. Firc Departnlcnt. I'olicc Dcpilrtlrcrt, \\,atcr Dep:rtnleut. rhe of such requesl. nlehtray Supcrintendc l, r d thr T,{c Wrr(t.,r, crch of \rho r sltill rcturn cornments ?-2-3. Penalries !\,irhin thirr), (10) (lil),s ro rhe zonrn! Errforccnrcnl officer or ndnnrng Board, 7.2.3.1. In addition ro the prccedures for enforcemenl, tts described abolt. \vhichcvcr is tppronriirc. lhe prolisions rdllure to lelum ofthis Zoning Bylaw may also be enforced by the Selectmen conrnents \rithin thc spccified tiDr( llenod shill rtrern th3t teviesinn or appointed represenralive of fte Seleclmen by noncrintinal conlplaint pur- ,rne Borrtl or Officiul docs nor ralic r:sUc \r'irh thc sitc phn. suani piovisions lo lhe of Massachusetts General Law Chapt€r.10, S.c- 'r'r'd The Special Pcrmit Cranrrns /\urhorry, or rhr Borrd of Appcil! in tion 2lD. ne tale of varicnccs. shall nor a pubiic henring Ior it special pcnrrrl _'-'dtrirnce corrjucr 7.2.1.2. Penalties for violarions of any provision this Byla$ may, upon until the approprntc g otlrcc or boird hiis Icrir\fed thc of x'cplsn.and revi.\(i conviction, be affixed in lhe mdximum amorint allowed by la\! for rach subnli|led a r.,pon ro the Spccirrl penj)it Ctanlin! Authorirt ol -"{u ol offense. '{ppeuls or until forrv-fitc ({5) ci:rts ffo"r the filins of llte lil€ r,on naye elaDse{l

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proposed rrmoval or filling is a d tltc all,rorilr tc voluntc in cubic ynlils. shall refer to A rlcvctions thc err('st Unire(l Srutcs Colrsr l nnd Ccorlctic D.nch Marli (NGVD): g. The location and bourrrlarics of illl \rcrlitnd\ as rlcfi crl by lhc Ctjnctrl and lhc onc Ltt{s, Chilptcr l3l h[ drcd (100) Icilr llood linc rs dcfi ed bv Federal Emergcncy Managcnrcnr r\cr (l:IlNi,A) nrnps on fi1","ill,,h" i;;; clerk. olher dala rcquircd h. All lo ntnkc I drlcrDittittion of collplinocc $ith ofl-_ sir€.t pilrking and loading rcquireolents.

i. Photographs and/or slidcs in s fficient (lu:rlity nnd dctail Io indicnle lhe eovircnmenral fcatur(rs of thc sirc, including. bur tlor linrired ro ropographli liews of thc watcr, if ilny, tdjaccnt or nenrb)i open space nn

srction, including applicillion requirements nal t schedule of fccs, costs, and files as mly bc rcasonably requircd lo proccss appliciltions and invesli_ qaG, documeni or abale violations. i5. Board ofAPPeak c. The provision of open spaces and pedeslrian antcnities availirdle to the public. ?.5.1, Establishmenl d. The arrangement of access points, servi(:c roilds, drirc\vays. parling ?.j.1.1. There shall be a Board of Appcals of five (5) nrenrbers and trvo (2) areas, loading areaa, lighting, and pedesrrian tv lkrvays in a nranner $hich rssocialc irlenrbers. facilitales inlerior circulalion, rnininlizes con[lict bel\r,een vehicles and 7.i.1.2. Ilenlbe,s of thc Bo;rrd in ofticc at the cffccrive ddte of this llvlaN pidestrians and provides for coordioalion rvith irdjacent strccts, propenics sh3ll continuc in office. tlcrc0ftrt. ils tcnD\ c\l)ir(' or vtconcics occur. Ihc and improrements- Bo3id of Selectnren shall mnke irppointilcnts pursuant to the requircnle ts e. Ease ofaccess, lravel and on sile movenrent for fire a d police eqoipntenr ofChapter 10A, i\!.G.L.. Sectio|| I2. and olher emergency services for public safety. ?.5.2. Polrers f. Provision for underground placenlent of utilities. ?.i.2.1. Thc ltoard of Appcnls shlll havc rhc follo\ying poNe.s: g. Adequacy of the melhods of disposal for servagc, rcfusc rnd other r. Toiear and dccide upon :lppenl by any officcr or Board of dre lb$n. or bI any pcrson aggriercd by n y ordcr or dccision of thc Inspector of h. Provision for surface run-off and the prolcction of the site and adjicenl Buildiogs, ZonhtS Eoforcenrent Officcr, Plaoting Board or Selecltncn, itl properries from €rosion as a resuk thereof. riohtion of any provision of Chaprer 404 of Nl.C.L., ns nnlcnded. or any prorisions i- The siling of buildings, structures, flnd open spaces ro pemril nraxirnunr of this Bylarv. use ol passivc solar energy and to pemlil nl iitnum proteclion ofpcdestrinn l. An appcal lo the llotrd of Appcrls lnay bc lakcn by any person areas fiom adverse impacts of tvinds, virpors or other enrissions, shirdo$s lggricved by rcason of his i lbility to obuin a pcnnil or enforcemcnt and/or noise. acdon fron any adrrinistr0live official undcr thc prorisions ofChilpter 40A j. Historical consideralions xnd conrptribility \vith abutting propcrties and ofiil.G.L., as amended, or by this Bylil\', or by any person includin-e an the area in Nhich it is locatcd. cfficer or Board of thc ToNn nggrievcd b). an order or decision and shrll be liken k. Provision for mainlenance ofcommon arcas. lvithin thirl). (30) da)'s fronr rhe dnrc of Ihe rcceipt of $,ritlcn nolice ofsrlch order or dccision and nol other\yise. l. Measures proposed ro mitigdre impacts ofdevelopn)cnl. b. The Board may grant a spccial pcmrit \hen authorized by this Byla\r' in 7.4. lvater Qualitl Rerie$ Committee accordance rvith the prorisions of Scction 7.5., Board ofAppeals. 7-4.1. Eslablishmcnl c. The Board shall harc thc porvcr to hcar irnd dccide petitions of variances 7.4.1.1. There shall be a Waler Quality RevieN Committee, lvhich is com, In accordance with Scction l0 of Chnpler 40/\ of lhe Ceneral La$s. as prised of the members of the Board of Water Comoissioners or rheir rmended from lhc terms of lhis Bylalv, aftcr public hearing for which d€signees. nollce has been given in accordancc Nilh Chalter.l0A, provided lhal: 7.4.2. PoNers l. No variancc rnay authorize a usc or:rclivity nol othenvisc permitled in 7.4.2.1. The Water Quality Review Commitree shall have the following po\\'eF: th€ Districl in Nhich lhe land or struclure is loci ed. a. Certificale of Water Quality Compliance- The Commirree may grant a 2 The Board shall rcquire evidencc be heard and specifically find lhil Cenificate of Water Quality Compliancc in accordance rvith the provisions owtng lo circumstances relating to soil conditions. shapc, or topographt of Section 4.13-, Water Resource Overlav District. or such land or slruclurc and cspeciallJ irffecling such Iand or slruclures bul b. Review ot Compliance. The Comnrittee shall have lhe Dower lo rerir$ nol affccling eenerall) rhe zoDiD-c rlisrrict in lyhich it is locrted. thsl compliance 0literul with Secrion 4.13., Water RL,source Overlay District, of lhr\ enforccntcni oI the ototrisions of rll(' Byta\' \\'ould inrolre sub' Bylaw and wilh rhe Cenificare of Water eualiry Compliance. slantial hardship, financial or olherrvise. to lhe pelitioner or appellonl' c. Rules, Regulations, Fees and payntent. The Water euillily Rer'ie\\ and Ge desired relicf mav bc sranted rvilhout subslantial delrinrenl to the ptblic lhe Commillee shall be ruthoriTed lo eslcblish rules and regulalions concemin! good and rvithour nulti-fying or subst.nlially deYialing from rnteot the orderly administration and enforcement of rhe Wair resources overlal of this Bylaw- 7-7.1, Procedurc ?.i.1,1. A special pemir shall be rcquircd for all uscs Nhich are desicnatcd in this Bylsw as requiring I Spccial I'crnril bcforc rhe lnsDecior of Buildings mlry issuc a building or occuparrcy perrrrir or bcfore the Zoninu Enforcencnt Officcr nr:ry issue n Zoning Pennit.

1.7,1.2, Each applicarion for 0 spccitt pennir shnll be on forms sulplicd b), the Zoning Enforccnrent Officc and shall bc filerl rvith rhe Torvn iierk ana in quadmplicate_rvirh rhe ppropriale Spccirl I'cnnit Granring Aurhorily \rho Within sixty-fivc (65) dnys of rcceipr of xppeal of pctirion. or a shall tmnsnrit copics lhereof to thc Zonitrg llnforcenrent Officer and to request for a spccial permir, the Boirrd of Appeills shall hold ll ltearing giving the Planning llo!rd, if it is not lhc Specirl l,ennil Cranting Authority. nolice thereofin accordance \itb Chapter 40A, lU.C.L. The copies filed \rith rhe Speciltl Ilen il Granling Aurhority shall includc 7.5.3.3. The Board ofAppeals shall make a decision on rhe appelll or perilion the date and time of fililg cenificd b)' rhe Torvn Clerk. within one hundred (100) days of filing, unless cJrlcndcd by wrilren ng.er, The Planning Botrd or the Zoning Enforcenlcnt Officer. as ,ppropriate. ment bet$een the Board of Appeals and lhe alplicflnt, and on the requesl shill hold a public hearing wilhin sirry,firc (65) days f.orn rltc dare of filirre for a Special Pemril wilhin ninery (90) d{ys of thc public hearing, rnless of such applicttion and at nnv rirnc up to fourtccn ( l{) davs rfrcr rhc rlate oi extended by rvrilten agreemcnr ber\reen thc Bonrd of Appeals and the appti lh. public hcariog, trarsulit to rhc approprialc Spccial pernrir Cranting canl. Aulhority, a reporl 0ccootp:tnicd b) suclt ntitterials. ntnps or plans as Nill a. The decision of the Board of Apperls shall be filed $ilh lhe 'fo\\n Clerk aid the Spccial Pcnnit Cranrilg ,r\urhorirv in judging thc rpplicarion and in along with a copy ofall plans finally approved. Thc decision sh:lll r€cite lhe dttennining spccial comditions aDd slfeguards. evidence heard, specific findings nlade on lhc c!,idcoce heard, rhe Board s 7.7.1.3. Each applicatioo for a Spccial Pemrir shall bc suticcr ro rhc pror,i- vote on each of the findings required by t\t.G.L., Chrprer 4OA, Ird shcll sions ofSecrion 7.3.. Sitc plan. rccite lhe overall decision oflhe Board and the \,otc. 7.7.1.4. The Special Pcnnit Cranling Aulhorir), shall, at lhe e)ilense of lhe b. The Board shall no! grant greatcr relief, use or rights lhan thal rcqurst!'d ap?licant, give public notice of Ihc hearing in lhe inflnn€r providcd irl in the application for appeal, perition or requcst for special pemlit. Chsptcr 404, Srcrio s 9 cnd | | of thr Ce cral l_a\'s. c. A copy of the decision of Ihe Board shall also bc senr to the Sclecuren, 3.The dccision of thc Spccicl pcn ir Grflnlitrs ,,\uthorir! lusr bc ntxdc Inspector of Buildings, \tilhrn nincly thc Planning Board, Zoning Enforcenrent Ofllrer (90) tjats folloNi S rhc dalc oI pulrlic hcirin!. iJnd tailurc of and to lhe applicanl. ne slid Board to take final action Nirhin strid ninety (90) diys shill be oeenlcd ?.5.3.4. No appeal or pelilion from the temls of rhis Bylarv with resp.cr lo c to bc a grant of lhe sncci&l ncnnit- ?715- building or lot of land and no ilpplication for a spccirt erccplion ro rh. An' approval *'trictr tt s Uccn granrcd bylheSprciil Pcnnit Granlrn-g lerms oI lhis Bylaw which has becn acted upon unfclorably to the :tpplicanr Aurhoriry under rhe pro!isions ot piragraph i.6., Spccicr pcnflir crcrriDs by lhe Board of Appeals shall be considered on irs meriis by said Board ^urnonll. shall lapsc rvirhin r$o (?) ),e:trs frorn rhc grirnr lherco[. if a sub. sranltal within rwo (2) years after the date oi such unfavorable aclion ercepr $i& use lheleof has not sooner conlnrenc(d e\cept lor good cause or. in tne the consent ofall but one menrberof the planning Board. case of a pemrit for construction. if consrrucrion has not begun bt such ercept for good 7.6. Special Permit Granting Authorill , cause- -oale/ l6 The Spccial rn)' decision ?.6-l- The Special Permir Cranlits Authoril.,- will issue pcrntil5 in accor ' Permit crJntins,\uthorir\ shril rot render on an aPplication hns dance wilh lhe procedure Bnd provisions of ions of for a spccisl penlrir bcfore ,nI onc of lht lollowin-c the Rules ind Reeuli Illien placc: ihe Special Permit Granting Authoriry adopted in accordance $ith Section 9 i The public ofChapter40A and ofSeclion 7.?., Special permir, hearing has bcen held Nilhour Dorificrtion fronr lhe Plannrns of rhis Bylarv. boild to lhc Boild of Appcdls lhal lha Plannins Board $ ill \ubmrl c repon

154 l5-5 7.7.2.1. The Special Permit Granting Authority shall not approve dn).such applicalion fo. a sp€cial permil unless ii finds thal, in ils judgemenr, use of the sile is in harmony with the 8enerul purposes and intent of this Bylxw and subject to and consistent wilh the conditions, saf€Suards and linlirariols herein set forlh and subject to all lhe folloving conditions: 7.E. Feej a. The specific sile is an appropriate localion for such tr use, slructure or 'l'hc condilion. 7.8.1, Establishment of fce sche(lulc: lloud of Selccttnen shall estirblish c iithtdule of fees and cxpcnscs for building b. The use as developed and operilted will ot ndversely affect thc oeigh' pennits, rppcflls, applications ind othcr nratlcrs pcraaining borhood. to rhis llylnrv. l_he schedule of fccs shall bc postcd in thc office of lhc lnspector of lluildin,qs ilnd nray bc altcrcd c. There will be no nuisance or hilzard lo vchicles or pcdestrians or rolune or anl.oded only by thc Donrd oi Sclcct lcn. greate.lhan the capacity oflhe slreets affecred. i.3.2, ,\ devclopnlcnl fce shnlt be paid for {ll uscs rcqririo! n Spccial pcflnir d. Adequate and appmpriale facililies will be pro!ided for lhe pmper operation in nccordance vith d schcdule adoprcd by the Board of Sclechcn. of the proposed use. ?.S.1. Failure to pry all pplicoblc fces. chargcs ani expcnses ir full Nilt bc e. Access to the site over streels is iippropriure for thc lypc of lehiclt corNidered grounds for dcnial oI any application or rppcal. involved. 7.7.3. Condirions of Soeciat Pemtil E.{). -.IPPLICAUILITY 7.7.3.1. In approving a special permil, the Special Prnnit cranting Authorily E I. Other Larls may atlach such condilions, limitations and safegunrds as are deenred ncc- 8.1-1. When this bylaw inlposcs grcarer rcslriction ot lhe usc ot buildings, essary lo proiecl lhe dislricl and lhe ToNn. No special pernlit shirll lake siruclures! or prcniscs, or on hcighl of buildirrgs or requires larger yards or effect unlil such nolice is recorded in the Regislry of Deeds. Said condilions opeo spaccs than arc imposed or rcquired bl it y regulations or pennits, or and safeguards shall also be nade d pan of ihc building pennit. Th€y lnry 0I any reslrictions, eascmcDts, covcntntst or :tgrcenrcn$, then lhe provisiofis oflhis include bur are not limited to the follo\ving: blla\\ sholt control crccpr only in thc case of a varianc€ gftntcd by a. Requiremenl of slreet, side or rear yards grclrer than the mi i u|lt rhe Board of Appeats. required. &2. Vatidirt &2'1. b. Requirement of screening of parking areas or orhcr pa(s of the prenlis.s The invalidity of an): section or provision of this Bylan shall not invat- or lolle from adjoining piemises or from lhe slreet, by \yalls, fences, pldnting, any other section or rrrovision hcreof. other devices, as specified by the special pemrit granling arrlhority. u. Amendment c. Modificalion oflhe exlerior features or appearanaes qf the struclurc. sll This Byla$ may from l imc lo tiorc bc changcd by amcndment, addilion d. Limilalion ofsize, number of occupanls, of operalion. or or repenl method or time in lhe firi)nncr provi(lc(t io Secrion : ol Chapter JO,\ of lhc ext€nt of facililies: ueneral Lrws- e. Regulation of number, design and location of access dnves or other tcnflic featurbs. r. Kequrremenl ol oll-slreel parliing or other special fealures beYond thl minimum required by rhis or orher applicabte Byla\!s. g. The filing ofan annual cenification ofcompliancc with the conditions of approval by the appticanl. before lhe phrase n .)\nv processinS" n) Usc": an(l chingc the phtasc usc colered in Section 4.10.2.4," to "cnd any orhcr Use covcrcd in Section bylaw as foliorvii: r.10.?.2.". pflge 39 lhe drafi, !'4.9.2." rvas In Secrion 4.9.3.4. oo of changed ro THE AtvtENDlvtEN'r WAS NOT Cr\RRtDD. '4.9.2.t-" Arlene Hatch nrovcd to anrcnd by dclcling Scclion 4.3.3.2. (prge 25) and ln Section 4.10.3.7. on pcge 4l o[ thc tlrcfl, "4.10.2.4." Nas changcd ro bladding to lhe cod of4.3.2.1. (prge 23), rhe tanguagc undcrs.crion 4.3.3_2. '4,to.2.2:' THE AMIINDMEN't" \\,r\S Cr\RRIED. In Section e. on pagc 4E of the drafr, "4.13.6.1.a.t." \\'as changed ro Jose E. Canalho, Jr., nrovcd to anlend by delclnlg Scction "4.13.6.1.a." 6.2.2.2. (f,agc 6g) ir ils enlircty. There rvcac no obj€clions to thesc chirnges by {hc'for\n Ntecting lJodt. TIIE AITIEND IENI'\\'AS NOT C,.\RRIED. Helen K. Gavin moved lo amend Scclion 4.2,?.1. lo include thc follo\ring: The,\lodcrator then cdled for a !'otc on the nrolion of i\lrs. farrcll, as "coDmuler mil slalion, nol including marshalling yards or repair faciliries." lnended, and ircluding correction ofscrivcncr's crror$. lle tdrised lhat nt thc PLANNINC BOARD RECOlvtl\tENDED b.ginning ot thc lccting thcrc rvcrc i e\ccss of 212 votcr\ rrrescnt. j\lr. FAVORABLE ACTION ON THE PROPOSED AYLAW. \\'inolur {lso adviscd thilr this irrticlc \\'ould rerluirc a r\ro-thitds \ot(,. FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOT1 On the motion of Susiu Nl. l;itfrell, rs itnlende{|. VOTED thlt lhc ToNn FAVORABLE ACIION ON THE PROPOSED'ENDED BYLAW. amand the Torvn Kingston Zoning lly-La$,and the current zoni|lg nlrp by retsilio8 Section I through Vl of thc Ki gston Zonin-q Br-La$, and the curreol BOARD OF SELECTMEN RECOI\,Ii\'lENDED zoniog map, and by adopting rhc proposed zonitls byla\\,sho$n on it docunlcnt FAVORABLE ACTTON ON THE PROPOSED BYLr\\V. enlilled Proposed Zoning Bylarvs Ocrobcr l99Z drafr including thc lable of James S. Malalall to anrend inclxd.'in lhe 3/\ Dislrict conlenls moved lo Desi{ and tcxt bcginning on prgc 7 of lhc drl|fi tn{i thc lroposed zo ins Crescent Street and Smith's Lane. map daled October 1992, as 6led \rirh lhe 'l'own Clcrk on Oclober 20. lgg2. The Moderato. ruled out of order any attenrpl lo re-zone differently d!! Sairl zoning bylatv to rcild as follo\rs: parcel of Iand other than on lhe proposed nr3p. A vote was tal(en on lhe amendment of l\{rs. Garin. THE AIT,ENDMENT WAS CARRIED. Seven rose lo question the Moderator's cJll of thc voice vote. YES 110: NO 87 - - THE AMENDMENT WAS CARRIED. Jeffrey A. Balchetor mored to amend the section entitlcd -lntensil' of Use Regulations" (page 52) by deleting Section 5.1.4. in its enli.ety. THE AMENDMENT WAS NOT CARRIED. Daniel H. San-aster mov€d to amend thc main motion as follows: In Seclion 4.9.2.1.(a) b) delering rhc Nords -'illanufacturing. processtng. or"; ard in Secrion 4.9.3-4- inse(ing the Nords "Manuficruring and processrng before the phrase "Any irse"; and change the phrnse "Any use" lo "and an) other use". And, in Section 4.10.2.2.(a) by detetine lhe Nords "Manufacruring, pro' cessing, oi'; and in Section 4.10.3.7. inserting rhe rvords "Marnufacluring intl rbJndoned cors, or any othcr storng( dctrinrcnr:rl to ihc hcalth, safety or genrralrvelfarc ol_ntighbors or abtrtlcrs urc uol :rc(cssoDf ttscs. Fcaurcs \vhich dd 2 i.l.J. Anlenilies: to !h. attr crivcncss or Dleasantncss of r brliirling oI sitc.

1.1.1..1,. Ans nnd Crafrs Studio: A rooln or group of rooms llscd by {.lists nnd .dfrspeople in the creatio of thcir \|ork, ilcluding, but not linited ro. p3inriog, lhotognphy, sculplIrc, ccranrics irnd olhcr rclarcd arls and crafrs. . To lessen consestion in thc slrects, 1.1.1.5, Bed and Brerk[ast: Thc prorision of roont olc.nighr nml of b.ral- . To cbnserve health. fist for i fee i 3d\!clling by the residcnl rhereof ro or n)orcthansix (6) . To secure safely frorn fire, flood, pnnic und othcr dangcrs. lnr!icnt gucsts. . To providc adequrle Iighr cnd 0ir. :.1.1.6. Botrd tlo[se: A building or prenriscs, olher thim a horcl, inn, troiel. . To prevent overcrowding of land; lo avoid unduc conccntrltion of poDu- tourist house or lodging house, \4terc roonrs itre lct and r,;here nreals nray lalion. bi regularly sen'cd by prc-nrrlngcticnt lbr coupcnsalion, but not olen to gucstsJ cont(nsl to hotcls, . To encourage housing for persons of all inconre levels. t nsient i rcstauritnts, itnd tourisl honcs olcn lo Itlnstcnt. . To facilitate the adequaae provision of lr nsportalion, Naler suppll. 2.1.1.1. lhffer Zonc: An opcn or landscapcd srrip daainage, sewerage, schools, parks, open spacc tnd building. including thr of lnnd eslublished ro sep:r- rale nnd one typc conservalion of natural reso!rces and the prevention of blight nnd polhrlion lrotect of land usc fronr irnolh(r. Buffcr zones do ool oflhe environments. incl0de parking or storagc nr.-lls. Sce ilso 2.l.l.lO. L{n{lsc ped r\rea an{l 2.1.1.42. Olcn Spacc. . To encourage the most appropriale use of ltnd throughout the To\rn, Ll.l.8. Buildirgt including consideration of reco mendations of plnns adopted bj the r\ struclurc haling I roof or covcr for lhe shalter, housing or anclosure Planning Board and the comprehensire pldn oflhe regionfll pl;rnning flgcncy. of p{rsoos, xni||lals, or lrro|{rr}. . To prescne and increase anrenilies 2.1.1.9. Buildiog, Connnunily: r\ building for thc use ofresidclrs ofa Drobilc homc parli containing, not linrited rootD, card roon, 1.1.2. Additional purposes includc bul ilre not tilnilcd to lhc follo\\ing: but to. a tclcvision selring toom; libnrry, pool lables. kitchen, laund[)' solel)' for the use of resi . To protect aquifers and Nctlands. de||b,€nlCrgency loilct,lavatory, llnd bithing facilities for nlen lrnd $onen. 1.2. Aulhorily. I l'1,10. Congregate Hoirsing: A dwclling unit shared by sir (6) or fewer res- 1.2.1. This Byla\v is adopled under thc authorily provided by, nnd in accor- loen!!, $hclhcr or not related to one another, each of whonr is l'ifly-fivc dance with, lhe provisions of Chapler 40A as rended. of the General La\ys, il (55) of agc or oldcr. Article 89 of the amendmenls to the trlassnchusets Consliturion nnd e{cry 2l'l.ll.'ean Day Care clrfe for Ihe other porver lherero enabling. Ccntcr: A licensed facility with no olernight b:rndicapped elderly irduks. See 'areofchildren, individuals, tnlbulalory or 2.0. DEFINITIONS also Frantily Day Carc Ilonlc. l 2.1. Terms md lvords l'l'l2 Dwelling: Any building, or parr thereof. used l-or hun)an htbitalion. bul mt a 2.1-1. For lhe purposes of this BylaN cerlain terms nd tvords are defirred Ns includins commercial acconnDodations for transi€nt occupancy or lraileror follows unless a conlrary definition is required by lhe conrerit or is specili' mobile home, ho$,e\,e. nrounted or aflired. cdlly pr€sc bed: a- Dltelling Unit: One (l) or morc roonrs lvith cooking, lirirrg. sanitau'and sleeping 2.1.1-1. Words used in the presenr rense include thc fulure, $torrls in lhe sin' facilities arraneed for the usc of onc (l) or more Fersons |iving togtther gular number include the plural and lvords in the plural nu ber include the as a single houslckeeping unil. b' singular; the word "shall" is nrandalory and not discretionary; lhe \!ord D\velling, Singlc Fnrnily: .\ detirch.d strrrcturc conlirinins onc (lr "lard'r includes r.wateC': usellln8 the *jords 'imarsh" and and lhe use of the nrascu unil intendcil and desigled to bc oc.upie(l b] a \inSle-ta il!. line gende. c shalt be deemed to inclirde rhe feminine. Dwellin-q, Ntutri Fanrity; i\tultipte Frnril) Ilousc; ApaIl'rr.nl: or 2.1.1.2. Accesso.!, Use: A use cusromarily incidental ro lhar of lhe nrnin '\pannent House: A strucrurc conrnini,,!r r,.o (l) or more scprratc d\vdllirrs building or rhe use of rhe la d; lhe e.\leri;r storage'ofjunk, dismmtled or unth ' ::: : .: ::-

.ll,lndicappcd Spacc: parking l.t_i,22. A spaccd reseNed for usc b), ir yehiclc bdriltg an aurhorized handicrpped license ltarc or pcnnir. Ijazardous lltaleri l or llazilrdous Z.l.l.2J. \\tilstc. Toric i\htcriots: A s b- or $,hethcr in gascous, 3nrie ohleridl, !iq[id or sotid fonn, or a conlbin ion ir quantity thdr.of, in or fonD thar significantly conlributes to sc.ious illncss or death, o. that poscs a substailti l threal lo hutlltn hcallh or poses ln unrc6son bla risk to llcrllh, s;rltl_v, prop(rry or lhc crtirorrlr:nr $.hc11 improperlt nrandged, includi g ll nilteritls listed is hnzardous by thc Fedcfltl Rcsorrrcc 2.1.1.15. Faml: An undiyidcd parcel of lilnd. ti\'c (5) itcrcs or more in arcil. Enrirontnent l Conscrvalion itn(l llecovcrr i\ct or sirrrilcr includiog nccessar]l femr structures nnd the srorngc of equipnrent. userl in aulhority, lhe Departnlent of llnergy or lry the Conrnrolrvealth or the raising of agricutrurnl producrs. livc stock, poultry and tlairy producrs. i\l0ssachusolts pursu nt to applicablc Ccncral l-it\ys. honiculturc', fl oricuhurc or viriculture. Toric or hnzardous loleriols ilnd ,,vasrcs inclurlcs, rvithour li italion, 2.1.1.16. Fast Order Food: Food rvhich is prirurily inrended for irtnredii e o*anic cheoricnls. prltrolcunl produc!5. heay! tetnls, radioactivc or infec_ consumption rather (han for use as nn ingredicnt in or conlponcnl of rcals. rious $nstcs, acids nnd alkalics. and includc prorlucts such as pcsticidcs, which is available upon a short rvaiting tinre, and $hich is packnged or pre, herbicides, solyents and thirucrs. sented in such a manner lhat it can bc eale orrlsidc thc prcolises rvherc it is Wistes .generntcd sold- by thc tollo\r,i g ucrivitics. rvithour linritarion, ore prt- turncd lo bc tottic or bazaidorts: tirplilllc, boat a[d ntotor yehicle seryice 2.l.l.l?. Floor Arca.. Thc griiss horizontirl itrea of lhe scveral floors ola rnd mpaiq chenlical xnd bactcriologicitl liborntory opcration; cabinel nnlinll: building excluding areas used for accessory gnrng. purposes, dttic and bnsc dr.y clcaning: ilcctronic circuit ilsscrnblu orclal plaling, nrent areas. AII horizontal ditncnsio[s shall bt, tflkcn fror tlle crtcrior facf. fiDishine And pol- of rvalls. ishinS: motor and nrachincry sen icr' ald flsscr)bl1,: p;rinting, rvood prcscn,ing, lnd fumiturc stripping: pcsricidc u d hcrbiciil|: applicllion, photographic 2.1.1.18. Frontage: The linear extcnl ofa lol rc sured in a continuous line ptocassi0g, printing; itnd chtoriIution of $JstcNrtcr. along lhe str€et right-of-rvay fronr the intersection of one sidr lot line lo thc 1.1.1.24. intersection oflhe other side lol line of the sanre lot. Itazardous Wtlsre l:acililr: An) f;rcijir) lts defined in Chaprer 2tD ofthe 2.1.l. | 9. Garage: Covered spacc for housimg of nlotor vchiclcs- Gcneral Lilys of thc Conltt|on$ ealth of i\tassxchuscls. 11.1.25. a. Garage, Private: A garage \yhich is pan of or scparnte t_rom a drvelling. Ilcighl: The venical dinrcnsion nreisurcd frorr the alerage elevrlion of trailer or nrobile home, but not for the rental ofntore lhan one fl ) sltll. lhe finished lot gmde ar tltc fronr ot- lhe buikting lo rhe hishcsr poinr of lfie b. Carage, Public: Any garage olher lhan;r pri!flre gara-ee. avflilabte ro lhf ceiling of thc top stor-r. in rhe cilse of llat roof: ro the dcck of il mnlsBrd public, operated by a public authority or for proli, and which is uscd lor roof; and to Ihc avcftlSc hcight her$ccn llarc and ridgc of r gnblc, storager repair, reutal, greasing, rvashing, servicing, ndjlsling or cquippi g nrporgambrcl roof. of aulomobiies or other molor to l l'1 lchicles, or slpplyiog of gasolinc or oil 26. ltonre occupiltion: An occupltion conducted in rhe place of resi- molor vehicles or fuel to any kind o f self-propcl led vehicles. dencc of lhc opcrltor or in I building accessory lhereto. bul not including 2.1.1.20. Gas Slalion/Servicc occlpalions Station or Fillins Starion: An eslablishnrrn! requiring thc u5c of hazardou\ or roric nlaleriirls. which provides for lhe servicing - of motor vehii"lcs cnd operations i||ciJ(nrrl l l'1 27. Holel, or thefeto. tnn. iltoret or Lodging llousc: A buildin-{, or ponion rereof, I group of buildings oD o sinsle lot. intended to be used for the Iempordry 2- 1.1.21. Greenhouse: A building of or iccessory buikling whcre rhe products occuprncy of wilh or rvilhoul ptsnt cutture thrcc (3) or olore Dcrsors \!ho arc lodged. are grorvn oi processed. merls' rnd in \!hich nlajo. prot irions lor cookins tttly b( nlrdu rrl n centritl a. Greenhouse, Commercial: A greenhouse where the pmduc$ ofplanl cultura rllchen but nra) are sold. nol bc in itldi!idual roo ),j or sultcs. 2 l'i 18' lmpen'ious be coflsidered a b. Greenhodse, ro surface: An inrneryious surface shall Non-Commercial: A building or accessoD, building used surface ctrltivate \'ith a runoff cocfucierl of qrearer rhan ninell (90) percenl Srowr or cullure planls, from Nhich no sales aic processed orcon stu:tures "\ll ducted. driYerva)s, parking arcas a-nd prrrJ surraces e\ccrdinF i ninrtl \)ur pelcenr runoff coeffi cient shirll be considrrerl ts intp(n ious \urfnces.

t63 .t.i.:f.l. trlembcrstrip Ctub: A privare org.nizarion, inclu

165 i : 1..,.t:,, ,'.:::: r:' ' l, .t-pr;ru.y s,r""t, Existing irnd proposed strcets rrhich are primarily used' of through traific' ,ii,uifi tt'rr"A rO high volunres "itty ortcrtificd \Yly: r\ strect Nhich has nol becfl acccl)ted by thc To$n c. Priviie Lil\" i",tt. for"n bt"tt ot public stre'rt ulrdcr thc Subdivision Corrttol " \lrcets Nhicll lrc pritn:trily d. s..ond"'y Slrcct: ll)iislillg il'ld fro|orcd sltects to lhe sls- usJ, or tultiuc rt"a ro cnrrY ttoffic belwccn rcsidenlial proposcd' tenr oiprimary streets, as eriislin-q add dividing line bctNcctl il strcet itnd il lol irDd' in lhr'cilsc well. e. Slreet Linc: Thc b)' lhe blic ilulhoritl lr!ing.otll recorded iD lhc Plttrouth CounlJ ofn public wily, lhc slrect iine tstiblishcd l 2-1.1.48. Recorded: Recorded shtlll lllean of fro t lot lincs land it shlll o"y upon i"tti"h the lot abuts; tlle stlnl loirl of lenglhs Dislrict Regislry of Dccds cxcept lhll, {s affcoting rcgistcred ttt" (Seclion 8l -L of Chapler l l abutling r 5trcclj mean filed ;!ith lhe Record€r of lhe La d Coun a li)ied loctllio'l 2.1.1.59. Stnlcture: A cotnbinnlio of luilletials irsscnlblcd ll G.L.). --atgi"..uppon w:tll' prorided such as it building' frn lcwork' rctniniflg 2.1.1.49. RestaDrnnt; A pllced Nhcre orclls or ponioos lhercof itre or shcher, pri, platfonn. srvinrnting-.loot' fence' sign' flagpolc' lo the public. ui"rring slnnd, bin, is the mrsl for rarlio aniennr. salcllite nntcrlllil or thc like' a. Fasl Food Reslauta t: An eslablishnrcnl Nhosc Priltlary business than n boirdi g or roonrtng rorlsc' food for coniunrption on or off tlle prenrises' 2.1.1.60. Tourisr Honlc: A building' olher sale offast ordcr for transic ls :lnd d\'r't hotel. inn, nlolel or lodging horrsc' whcrc rooNs for lod_sing 2.1.1.50. Roof SiSn: Any sign erecled atld construcled lvholly on irnd exlendin! rtnt' rre ilv3ilablc [or contFctlsittion. the roof of a buiiding, supportcd by thc roof slrucl'lrc' See Ilnzrrdous Illtcridl' Ilnxtrdous cally abovc the highest porlion of lhc roof' :.1.1.61. To)iic or llazardous Illtterials: d holel' ln!)' \Vaste. To)iic llntcrials- 2.1.1.51. RoomiBg Housc: A buikling or Prcnrises' ollrcr dlrt guesls' ln nrotel. or toutist home' $here roonrs nrc let' nol op'n lo lrirDsienl 1.1.1.62. Tract: See Lot. shall ttc con- conlrasl lo hotels, inns, nrolels or transicnl honrcs opcn to tritnslcnls' 1.1.1.63. Trailcr: For thc purposc ofrhis Ilyln\r' thc follorvilg in Seclion 2.t.1.52. Scrcen: Conceal fronl vicN in lhc r anoer dcscribed sidrrcd trxilers: on rvhcels antl 6.?.14 Fencing, Screeoing and LandscaPing' a Camping Trailer: A canvns, foldi g slnrclure' lounted lot linc ind us'' 2.1.1.53. Selba.k: The nrininrum horizontnl dislance betNec lhc dcsiened for llilYcl. rcclcation. alrd vlcxlion tnensur'{l;ll3 tt\cd for lr 'el rccrc_ Ihe part of lhe building nerresl lhe lol lioc' such distitnce b. iuotor Horuc: i\ ponable, tcrnpor ry tl\\'cllilr-c lo bc vcnlclc righl angle lo rhe lot line ot to the lot line crlendcd' Jllon or vacclion. conslruclcij os An tntclrrill pJd o ir SelflnoPelled r on truck crassls 2.1.1-54. Shared llousiog: Se€ Congregnlc ftorrsing' I c. Pick-Up Coach: A slructure designed to be Drounled '1 pancv orc thin orr r€crealion ot vacallon' 2.1. |.55. Shopping Centcr: An area Planned for occ by for use as a temporary dNelling for lravel' lls ll.tem- (l) relail establishrnent witll shared cofinnon fncililics' d Tlavel Trriler: A portlble strtlctltrc brilt on a chassis designed phru\'' h3!ing a bod) \'idtlrrnol SiSn: An) wolds. lclleting. pnrts oflctlels filurcs' nnmerils porary drvcllrng lor trir!el' rccrcalron. or vacalion 2.1.1.56. rnrrn! lhlny-l$o tr:'l sentences. emblems' devices. desiplts lrrde nrnr('s' or tradcnlitrrs cxccedine eighi (S) fcet. illrd n body lenglh nol crcecdilr!! ponuble, by shich ttnllhirrg is rlln(l(' knoNn suchitstreu"" feel. staliontry or - r finll. an :lssosiation' corporrxux or guesls tn"i to designale or locutc on individual. 't i 2.1.1.6J. Trcnsienr: when r.fcrring ro rcsidcncy ' ltl:o-:.t producl' which are visible fro mcasured in pcrlods profes;on, a business. or a cd lnrodity or line. \yhich is nol expectcd to be exlended ot to continue' nd used lo atlrflct ilttentlon' public or private slreel or righl_of-Nay ofless thrn rhiny (30) days- Nilh Seclion 7'3" Silc PIan' $herc tl" pii"t'3:]..".1: 2.1.1.57. A plan prePared in accordance 2.1.1.65- Truck co,"g" T.nnin"l, Anv prcnrises on.r plrn or r'pair ol lrudi' :.1.1.58. Strect: A publlc way or Privale N:ry eilher sho\vn is the outdoor inioo,"n,t ,torug. scrvice' nririntenance ol olhe^fl\( o, approved in ,virhihe Subdit'ision Contlol Lr\r bus, van, automobile or other luoror lehicle fleets' occupied "..o,don." the Subtli!ision Control Li*- a building is designed' qualifying a lot for fronlage lnder 2'1.1.66. use: The purpose for \Yhich land or has nol be con_ a. Paper Street: A streel sho\rn on a Plan or nlap lvhich or olhenvise utilized, structed. thc \\'illcr Rcsourcc Otclla) **,rLi,llt- t*."o,for lhc FlooJ Plain District iln(l i,rtrt"t. rre hcteby est0blished rs sho*n o n lrrnP enlitled :Z""l"t'*t+ of Kingston. I\lass:rchusctts ' datcd 19 ,.rit,aihrouglt 19 Thc rltap'-.-' Nilh all ('rflirnutoD-' nrirde it coun' on lhc snmc lol ,tn,l nnl"ndmenls thereto' is hcreb)' incoq)ornlcd lnd O" sPncci olher thun rn cnclosed r,ii.i,rt"r.oi, - t,t.i.iq.-'*ui" "pqn ll,"1:l::1,'l: Bylaw an,l is filed rvilh the ofllc.: of the'fo*n Clet\' o'i'or"*"ar,,, or g'oui or builtlirtgs' s'lticlt.open tl":: oii ofrlris irnd is noll:: occuPitd oI lh(' Flood l)liltll l)islrict nIc shorvll in tllc buiklings rrmt I lor lin.:' .-Kinrran1.2.2. Thc gencr0l boundilrics of i"tiot"* tt"o'tt or a sltuclurc erccpl fol (FlRlu) (llle(t 19 .i.i-a,L,f", fr.a the ground up*ard by rr buiklirrg lioo.l lu.r"ncc Rat( iurp .-- as pmlidctl are deliflcd by lhe and ret.irring Ndlls' nnd for Pools rs iones ,,f. ,f f.:0. fne e\tcl boundlries of lhc f)istrict -' ;;"tl;;;;i;t'';":lbores d (100) Niller surfnce clcrillions sho\Yn on the FIRi\l a Section 6-8.1.2. one ttun,tr"d )erlr in lh(- Flood lrlsurrncc across lhe full Nidlh of lhe lot and iu,lh., O"finea by the Flood Profilcs contdined in u. Yard, ltronr, An op"n spacc cltcrlrling "1"f"-'U.,"e"" lirr(' of the 19 Tht noodNoy boundarics itre delir- tn. i.j"t lot linc ol tht loi anrl lhc rr(ar('sl frincrprl t*Ot, Oo"O ' (lislitncc bcr$ccn l;lootl Boundilrl l:lood$it) illfln (FBFi\l) dnlc(l in" J"otn * I fronr t:'d shnll be thc trrirritrrurrt *"t.d on th" Kingston - i'"iiil"*. l9 nd furlher dcfirrcd by tht l:lood\\'r)- Drlrr princip:rl building frorrl lot lirrc' the Study' Thcse lNo Innps its \cll.its ^nd icross the full $idllr of the lol nnd l!in! Ttbles contrined in lhe FlooLl-' lrtsuritncc b. Yrud, near: A yard eittcnding rcf!'rt'ncc and irrc lllcd lin': of thc principxl lhc xccon)panyine Stud)'. tlrc incorporiled hclcin bY in" t."ti", line of thc lol and thc ncarcsl of ltuildings i",r-i"-" tli(tirnce b(l\dtn ,xith lhe oinc; oi the To\yn Clerl'. Planning Boanl' krspeclor il" ,t"prrt of r yard sh'll bc rhc rtrinirrrurn ili;;;;. '"4' and Conservalion Comrrrission. anrl tlrt re:tr lol llnc' the principcl building blishrd as covering thc lol and enresl.lin€ ofhe 1.2.1. The water Rcsourcc Orerliry Districl is est siae: A yarl uct\leen lhe side lol lille oflhc lps c. Yard, or'.rn enlitlad "\\'atcr Rcsource Dislricts" The ftotrr the fronl larrl lo lhc I(trr arca described on the lap *a crtcrrJing her€in b)' refcrcnc€ an-d frottt or tent lol lirr(\' 'srtlTlte \rdln and 3ll erplaoalory n,"tt", tl is incorporated ii"'"ilt"*"'.i".l"iio"io"uu,"t, .t s'ch ya.ls' to tlrc "."on Board' lDsp€clor ol rhe p'incip l buildrne is filed w;h lhe ;ffice of lhe To\vn clerk' Planning .n",,"iin"t o. rhe rl|irrinruur rhsrancc belNcert Dislricrs .i-Ji. iii B";i;l;g;, ;;;;" 4";teri'ation contrnission such $arer resource and lhe side lol linc llny other districts.esliblished ptl::1:.).:lt'"ti shall be considered lo be superitDiosed over shirll nrein onc oI rrrur.' aburr ing lots or shall be subjecr ro Ihe 2.1.1.?0. Prenrises all i';:ur! , *,ir. gil"t". i"J i;; ir;.t"t iesource Di"rrict '' owtlcrship or us(" togctllcl Nlln of.lhis o, paoporet.I lo be. in the salne . ,.quir.nr"nrs oi rhi, n1'tor" as Nell as to all olher requiremenls, "a" underl!'ing buildioSs and struclures lnercon' zoning Bylaw and Staie Buil

t69 rcalnrcrrt flcililics (lcsignc(l ind opernlcd tn Plnnning lloard regulations for llte desiSn' accordance with ihe Kingsiol beDe rrr(lhe boundlrryuuu'u{r'' lintt--,,' and ntainteoancc of snlnll \\islc \lalcr trelllnlenl facilitics and Dropenyp.p.iy"t or lot ti*tlines tftailsnall """ ooatation, -..^-. stalions conlnillcd ill lllc Plilnllillg lJolrrrj Strbrlivision ' '., uoundary lines cre sho$n uryl ,er*rg. punrping l.r'.4. rvt'"n ,t :IdiY-"P#]I'b:*:l _ll. " in broolis antl streanr'' llT,:l:lil,lilu Rerulrti0ns ldopled plltsuilnl to iUilssitchlls(ttl Cctlctill Ln\rs Cllrltcl J""* "r :h".*t":boundary linc is alons or iia ai*";;r-t"ii*""0-.i"""" ,tte bounditry line whcrc ihe se;ioo 8lQ' Ptovidcd lhat: shall bc lhe boundary linc' i.l""'r'"ot *"t*, tn" high witer line r.The locrtion ofsuch plants shall bc shos'n on a Site l'lan lpprovcd by dtc "i ihc ('levalioll abovc thc dnturn Nilh Scclion 7.3.. Sile Phn' ion,ou, fin., uscd rs boundary lines nre Planning Boanl in tccordance r.fS. nrlps of thc Tosn of '''.i" f.*i f"ai."ed by the U s cocqr nnd ccodctic b.lte facility shnll be locillcd dll il lot in cotrfonrr$ce ivilh the diNcosiorlrl and Torvn Clerk of rlre il;";;;;;';;;;"t ,t" offices of the Planning Board r.grhrions in Sectiott 5.2. Dirllcrisiotral Rcquircmenls, for rhe Dislricr in Town of Kingston' \rhich it is loculcd. cnd Seclion 4 12 for lhc Flood Ptain Overlay Districl is uudcrtilken to gnnling of n (lislosal Norks con- "'"olis.i..,h"l.:f, Sr" alsolsection c. No construction Prior *v""t Resource otertay l)istrict boundlries' nruclion pcrmil by lhe Boartl ol llcalth. of this Stclion' cascs which ale not coYcte(l by olhcr flovision5 J.2.2, The follorving ttscs rrc in irll l)islricts subiect to Site l'lltl 3.3.7. ln all in if Pcnniltcd '';;; lines shrll bc detcmrincd bv thc dist0nco rt't said zonins |lrnp. b], lltc usc ul id(.nrificiilion, ';;il;;;"nd3ryi,.* ri*s upon 1.1.2.1. Pri!olc schools, cot Dutct rilil slilliolr. not includin.lr tllnrshalli g ynrds "i".". ",t.. the scrlc of slid zoning nritp i. .horun on the map, or by orcprii facililies. Lot 3.4. Boundari Line Ditiding a 1.2.1. TIe follorvin( rses nR' portnilled iD lll Dislricts b] snccial pcnnil irny lot c\iritirrg itt lhu linr( \urh tuu.r" Ot.,,ict boundilry linc dividcs lranled by rhe Board of Appclls. i.i.t." 'iin" " i"slriclcd o[ srlch l0l *"r-"oop"a. lhe resutcrions [of lhc lcss Poriiorl' pcnnilled *ithin thc dislrict as rcslricted portion of l2.J.l. Uses acccssory lo activilies olher$isc rh-an fifrv (50) fecr inro the lrorc .*ti";i;;;t;;* a nlaltei of ighl, Nhich ncliYitics rrc neccssnry in conneclion \\ith scicotific that: such lol, Provided aesearch or scieDtillc actiyilicri pcnni(ed ns n tnaltcr of ri-qhl' lhe less restricted Districl' a. The lor has frontagc on street in 1.2..1. bl tp"ti'l Uies Prohibircd in rll Districts. rhe more reslrrcrcd District is irlloNed b. The e)itension into T:lli: 1.24-1. Excepl as atlo\rcd irl Scclion -1.s.4.1.b.. no ulore lllan o|le unrcqrs_ ' of Appeals subject to appropri'rtc iv-,i"'s*,0 ::1li:1i:lr::t"ili::;_-- lered rehicle Nithin i| lot llnless $ilhin n structure ot screcned itr nccordance necessary for safcty ot to provloeil Du.rr,s where such ar",lctmcd \rith Section 6.7.14. Femcing, Scrccning and Lrndscaping. the lllorc rcslllcteo ursrrrLr' lhe use in lhe less restricled Dislricl an{l lJylaN' 12.'1.2. An unrcgislcrcd vchiclc in front yard. 7-?'2 1-a thrcugli c' of lhis c. The lol meets lhe condilions in SectioD of J 2.4.3. Thc rvithdrarval of \ralcr for lronspon rrd s'rle otttside lhc ToNn 4.0. USE RTiGULATIONS Kingston. of Use Regulations lJ. Residenri:rl-40 4.1. Applicrtion nJ District (R40) nol sPeciticirll] pcflDillcJ 4J-l- An)' use o[ a bulldlng, structulc or lorld 'l-3-1. purpose =ir,is is prohibiled in lhc Tot{n' nrclls S.crion +-0., Use Regulations' 13t.1. The purpose ofthe Residcntiil 40 Dislricl is to pro*ide suitable {.2. Uses Permitted in All Districts' forlorydensir), residential uscs rhal $ill accornmodale agricuiturc' all Dislrrcls' 4.2.l. The following uses are pemritted b)' righl in '1.3.2._Uses pcmrirred 13_2'l' A. Farmins, nursery' greenhou_re 4.2'l.l.TheuseoI|irnclors|rctulelnirnydistrictforNligiouspurposesor],,''-.I".ti." including crops, orcha.d' Phnl -or or leased.bv cnnberry, dorne*lic-ctrrnrals purposes on rlnd orvned :tli:l:::il'r:':l;; raising l_ircsroct aria poutrry. rtre t'ccping oftarnc "" ol Ine or its agencies, s'bdivisions - t".l";i,,:il: ii;", normally consiJered pcts, such rs iogs and c,rts. bt thc rcsidenl premises, denominalion. or bY a non-Profil :iltJ#:'r? nol for commercial sale, provided lhal: Laws' ChnPler 40A' Seclion 3' shall nol be chusetls General --^.,i,{p,t thrr l_ Any slabte enclosu.e be in lhe redryard and or vilicuhule'Iroec" or fencc shall .1.2.1.2. Agriculture, honicultute' lloriculrure less than (5) icres thiny (30) feel from aoy lor Iine. parcels conraining al lerst Iivc as such usesire located on ...-... 2. There fur bearing ani als' ercept anu ortr"""r' shall be no rdising ofswine or for draintge, utililies' Nalkrvays' roads permitled Lrss' 4.2.1.3. Ecsement in S€ction 3. Cha"orer40.\, trlassoch,rsctls Cenerai l?l

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- resi'lcnts of th.. Plann'r{l lireplaces and similor faciliries for usc by derac}ed tnliillg of i.r'd."t'"it]"rr"t"n"t"nt. but not includitrg hotrlc occup:rtiol)s' or offices' toordars or lodgeo, t"nling of roolrs Profcssional be in lhe rear of lhe fan stand. :ldeleted 2. All slorage of€quipment shall .1.1.1.2. by lovn mcetinS ltote'l 4-3.2.2. Singlc familydetacheddrvelling- for Nholcsale purposcs $'ilh no retail i.:.f.f. Uuo..i"., irod -c.eenhouscs 0 4.3.2.3. Renling of not morc lhan t\ro (2) roonls by resident occllpying $. uses.: (3) non-ttirnsienl persons. a singlc fnoilt dctnchcd dwelling lo nol more than thiee .1.1.3,4. One (l) ilccc$sory housing urlit Nithill 4.3.2.4. Congregatehousing. dwelling, Providcd lhtit: is on il lot !vhich tncels or c)tcccds lhe 4-3.2,5. Nursery school oa d0y carc center. a. the principal rcsidcntial slructurc Usc Rcgulolions' 4.3.2.6. Home occupation provided lhat: minimum lot sizc in Seclion 5.0', lnlcnsil)'of lcust twelvc hundred (1200) a. Not more than two (2) olhcr pcrsons re rcglllarly elllploycd lher.in in b. The princiPal residential slruclurc hrs xt connection vilh such use. so$ate feet. ntore th0n lNenlt b. Nol rrrore lhan t$renty_five (25) percent of the total gross floor lraa is c-The enlirc slruclure used for d\Yelliogs shall rlol occupy reguldrly devoled lo such use. live (25) percent of thc lol nrea. each bc(lloollt or c. There is no equipmenl used in conneclion Nith such honle occup:ltion J. There is at leasl onc (l) off slrcct Pnrliing slircc fol \rhich sPiicc sllall visible from the slreet or abutting propcrty, accessory unil in lhc convcflcd nonioti of lhe slruclure' d. No display ofproducts is visible from lhe slreet. not be proyided in lhe front or side tirtl of o|,tside e. There shall be adequate off-slreet parking in ilccordance with Scction 6 l e. There is provision for screening by fcnciog or landscaping Off-slreel Parking Requirem€nis, for any eorploycc or Yisilors in conncc[on slorage areils. generaled by lhe conducl ofsuch ho e unil shall havc ii with such use. Aoy need for p:lrkin-q I Neilher lhc principnl residcnlial slructllrc nor nccessory slreet nnd other lhan in a rcquired front feel plus one hundred occupation shall be met off lhe gtoss floor area of less than llve hundred (50O) square yard. (100) square feet for each bedroonr ovcr one (l)' Vehicles used in connection \yilh lhc occuP.tlion shtlll be pnrkcd ifi the rea' unil shall not bc more lhan thir- 8. The Sross floor area of the newly crealed ot side yard or in a structure. crcluding gamge' iy (30) percent of the normally habilable gross floor area nnd prenllses lor gross floor 4.3.2.7. Librtlry, museum or civic center, Public buildings unnni"tt"a uuic crarvl spacc, and other l;mlally uninhabitablc govemment use. area oflhe principal residenlial slnrcture, after convetslon' unll' con- 4.3.2.8. Public recrealional use. h. Each unir shall bc a complcte and independenl housek€eping balhroonr itnd 4.3.2.9. Non.pront camp provided lhat: laining a bedroonr or bedroom/litlng ro;Ilr combinalion' a. Ovemight acconrmodations are in lents- \itchen or kitchenelte and sball have a separale enlmnce_ be aller€d ercepl ror: b. There :rre nb transieni ovemight accommodalions. i.The exterior appearance of Ihe slructure shall not be in lhe rear of the 4-3-3. Uses Permitled bj' Speciitl Pemrit C[nntcd tT'the Planninq Board' l) Stairrvays an,l exits required by la\\' \Ybich shall plJn 4.3.3.1. Plinned Residential Development, subject to lhe approlal of r building. slrilclure Planned ResidtnlrJ oliginnl architecture of the and in accordance wilh the provisions of Section 5.3 ' 2) Resroralion consrstent Nith the . propefly_ or'rn'lne Developmenl, rvhich Deyclopnrent n1ay include: l One of lhe units shall bc occupied by lhe o\rner of the benehciiry' shareholder a. Detached one.famiiy dri;eilings or t$o family dNellings. case of a realty lrusl. corporalion oI pannershiP_ i b. Quadruplexes. or painer, respectiyely. Ih( c- Accessory uses and recrealion fccililies for lhe use of the rcsidentsof li'lftheaccessoryhou\ingunitisdisconlinuedandintegr;rted-inlo.lheorrS- lnspeclor of Buildings rnd Planned Residential Developmenr only, to include golf course'.1s" Inal struclure design. rhe owner shall nolify lhe couns, jogging trails, swimming pools. cnd similar outdoor.fTll':'ens;; lhe Zoning Enforcemenr offrcer in n riling tolal gru5r ""_' gtanted hereundel 5narr td^: community building nol to exceed five (5) percenl of the l No permit for an accessory housing unit sheds: caDrn"' ot the principnl rcsrdenllal area of residential rinits; parking areas and gcrages; storrge effect sooner than one (l) year after occuponcy

173 b. Not more lhnn trvenly-five (25) pcrccnt of thc ioral gross floor arcir is ' regul*lY dcvoled to such use.

c. There-is no eqlipnlenl used ia coDncction Nith sucl home occupatioo lkibls from thc strcei or abutting ptopcrly. d,No distlal ofproducls is visible from the streer. Cemelery. 4.3.4.1. i.'l'here shall bc adequatc off-slrcct parking in accordance rvirh Scclion 6.4., 4.3.4.2. Ridingsiable. Off-slreet P{rting Rcquircnrcnts, for any cnrployec or visiton in connection boarding of dogs' cals, swittc or fut' 4.3.4.3. Commercial brecding, salc or \.ith such use. Any nccd for |arliing gcrrcralcd by thc cotrduct ofsuch home shall bc no less thnn 30 ftel f.om bearing animals. An;; kennel cnclosurc occupstion sliall bc nlcl off lhc streal rld olhcr than in n required froll the lot lines. club, or lton-profil sociitl, cilic or rccreationrl 4.3.4.4. Counlry or lenois Vehicles usc

t75 I i.2. Uscs Permitlei olt a Slcci0l PLnnit Crilplcd bt lhe lloirrrj of Apne.ls ,1.5.2.1; Ilobilc home park, subjecl lo thc profisions ofScction 5.5. a J.5.2.1. A onc (l) fdmily d\rclling an otobilc honrc park for use as the trfln- rgei's residence, Provided thlt:

a. Such drvelling conlplics \rilh lhe l)uikling rcquirerrcnls o[ lhc Town of Kingslon.

b. r\ ponion of such dwellinS lfilly be ulilized for llre ranlgcnrent office. c. Such drvelling shall occupy its o\r'n lol of tNc[ty thousnnd (20.000) sqlare fcel irlitllull atcil \rithin the nlotlilc honle pxrk. 1.6. Town Center District J.6.1- Prirpose {.6.1.1. The purpose of lhe'lbNn Ccnlcr District is to provide it miried use Rnter and to provide for daily sen'iccs for lhe conveniencc of Ihe residents

J-6.?. Uses Permiued {6.2.1, One (l) and lNo (2) fa rily dlvellings. 1.t2.2. Retail storc lrilh a nraxinrum gross floor arcit of fi!c lhousand (5000) iquarc feet per floor. .1.6.2.3. Covennucnlal serticcs. including the raising of s\rin' J.6.2.4. Senice shop, such as r barber shop, beault shoP. dry cleining Pick- up shop, provided rhar: 3- There will be a atir unr gross floor are! of l\r'o thousand (2000) squlre honrc uscd ds a d\\elliog Prorid'd fret. b.There $ill be no on-site dr! clcaning. 162 5- Repair shop, such rs shoe rcpair. appliancc or electronic repiir,je$elo' rcpair, $ith a maximunr gross floor area of t\\'o thousilnd (2000) squlre laet- '162.6. Business or professional officcs. J62.7. Enclosed uses custonrarily accessory to the itboyc. J63. Uses Allorved bv Soecial Permit Cranted bv The Planning Board 463'1. Structurcs for not more than si\ (6) drvclling unils, pro\'ided thcl: i The marimum cove.age of thc lol by buildings and slructures shall bc hlenty area (20) percenr of lhe loral lor aren and lhe nrinimum landscaped shall nol be l;ss lhan twenly-five (25) percenr oilhe lot arei. b No ponion no ponion of rn) of an\' enclosine_neercr rvnll ot cny buildins rnd permis\ible publi(' strucrure shatl be to rhe strcet line of an erislinE! oJ private wuy lhan fift\'(50) leet nor nerrer thc side lol line thrn thirl] (10) bc feer nor nearer rhe-rear ior line rhan rhirry 60) fcer and shrll nol suitJble ilr'rt nearerthan Disrricl is to pro{ide twenty (20) feet lo any interior driye, c No building on lhe lol or in a sroup shclt be closer to an) other building "uldcenr Ior rhan a dislancc of fifrt.(50) tcer. oIr-srrccr PtlI^rDts aruo, Inoools d. Therc shall,be providcd a:pernranenl ,1.6.i,1, Undrrlati g cslablishmcnt, funeral honrc and chapels. (2) par\ing spaces aod/oi outdoon sufficienl in sizc to allo*' l\\o for crch lJ. JA Drsigo Disttict (3Al)D) dweliing unit to be irccomnrodllcd' addilion all J.?-1. Puriose e. Elevotions and floor plans shall bc subnlitled in lo olhcl Sitc Plan' The purposcs of the JA Design Dislrict arc to prcscrve the slructures requirenrenls for a sile plan :rs plovided in Scction ? 3 {.?.1.1. $hich d€fine thc charactcr of thc cotlnrltulily, lo providc oppoalunity for use 4.6.3,2. Reslaurnnt wherc food and bcrcraSes are-consullcd indoors Nilh r (2000) fccl and \hen ofdrie $nrtuRs *hich is corlsistcnt wilh lnodcm land use, and to encouragc ncrv maximum gross floor arca of lrvo thousdnd squarc construction which is contplrtiblc rvith thc coruntunity. there is no drivc-in service 1.?.2. Uscs Pcrmiltcd 4-6.3.3. Banlis, Pro!ided lhal: lbe slructure' J.7.2.1. One (l) and lNo (2) fn ily d$'cllings. a. All drive_through windo\' sen'icc is to thc rclr of J.?.2.2. Rcnling of nol nlore than lwo (2) roonrs by il rcsidcnt occupying rhe b. No lehicles queuc on thc slrcct' d$elling to not fllorc ll0rr threc (]] rlon-lransicnl pcrsons. 4.6.3.4. Rcmodeling an existing d$elling or struclurc nccessory to 0rl eJilstlrl! uscs as pennitted in Section 6.3., r\ccessory dNelling to accommodale one (l) additional dwclling unit' proridcd lhitl: {.7.?.3. Accessory buikling and BrildinEs and Uses. a. The building Nas in eristence on Jinuirqr' l- 1940' of Usc Regul0tions' 1.7.1. Uscs AlloNc(l tly Soecial Pertnir Cftrnled bt lhc Pl{nning l}orrd b. The lot is in compliance Nilh Section 5'0 ' tntcnsity Subjecr to rhc Condilions oI Scction J.7..1. ofthis Byla*- (25) pcrccnl of lhe lol ared is col'ct"d b) st J.?.J,1. Uses allorved in Scclion 4.3.2.3-, 4.6.2.1. ud 4-6.2.5. c. No more lhdn trvelty_five '_ tulcs. {.7.J.2. Busincss or profcssionitl officcs- uril d. Tbere is al leasl one (l) off_slreel prtkin-q spacc for each dwelling {.7.3.3. Relail sales arrd sen'ices. prolided behi[d lh' sel conlained in lhe slructurc. \ehich sPace shall bc 1.7.3.4. Nurser). school o. daJi care center. bact line. 'i.7.3.5. To[risr honrc. bcd nnd brcnkfnsr. be scrcened by fencing or landscaplng' e. Oulside storagc treas shall i.?.J.6. Ans an{l crafis studio, wirh producls rnanufactured on the prcnrises. l'il\t elcrcn hundrc'l f. The principal structure lo be convcned shnll contilin ll pmrid.d rhat: (l,100) squnre feet. a. The products arc sold at relnil directlv to lhe cuslonler on premises o. b)' hundr'd fifl) g. No unit shall hit{e a gross lloor drea of less llran thrcc mrilorder rr only to consuntcrs. feel plus one hundrcd (too) squarc fcel for cnch bedroo [:s01 .quo." b The only machinery on lhe prerniscs is po$ered b)'hand or by molors of excess of onc ( l). nol more than one and onc htlf( 1.5) horsepo$er. h- The gross floor area of rhc ne\rly creflleil utri(s).shrll *.lcs:l::]tl','; unll :"*' c The producls ure indigenous to lhe arls or to lhe h nd crafi induslries' (50) pe;ccnt of the total flool .rre of lht principal dNellinc Sross such ns hand loomcd fabrics, hand blo$n glass. pollery. and paintiog. or conveIslon. specially cJici'pl fol food producls. such as brled loods and cmdy. i. The exlerior appea.ance of lhe slruclure sh:rll nol be ltered d There arc no rnorc rhan the equivalenr of siri (6) full_lime enlployees on and required by law. stairways exits Ine preniiscs or' itl th'(Jsf oi at ant,orie tinre. j. One unit shall be occupled by lhe owner o[ the Propcfly' -a sharcholder or PJ'"* ' ,ealtl trust, corporation or PBnnership' a berleficirry' l7_4'1. The shall not be alter€d fespectively. architectural stvle of lhe orisinal structure ald resi- rccessor) buildins rew construclion shalibe of a conrf,atible Cape cod or Colonial k. If the secondarl- unit is in an lnn.o]"i:t"ll icntial Sccliorr.6,r w,'" slyle approved planninc Boar.j. Plannin-e Board shllt be oblained in:rccorrlancc Nilh , hy tlte Subdrrrsru" ir''l2 chrpreril of the General Lirtvs and wilh thc Planning Borrd There shall be no drivc,in o' wintto$ senice unless: a All Kegulclrons. drive_lhrough windorv service is to the rerr oflhe structure- the otigi rl slructu( L l, Ifthe second unit is dis'onlinued and integrdted into No vehicles qteue on slreel. \\'rillng' design, the owner shali notify the Inspector of Buildings itl

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''-=--=.4 io ils to co finc thc noise to lhe n.The buildin8 is insulitl.d and nliintlired visiona ofSealion prcmises, Thero shall be no exterior slordgc' less onc hulldred (100) feet frorr n 4.7.4.4. b. The building is locotcd not thiln for parking as rcquii(-(I in S.clions 6'l Off-slreet Pirliins 4-?.4.5.'' Exccpt ' Residenlial District. 'n.luir"r*ntt, sign in accordancc withlhc provision\ ana announcenlent or yotds. conlrnctor's offices 0nd stotogc "n evidence of lhe non r'si- .t.8.1.6- Public ulilily building' O.O.t Signs' therc shall bc no crlcrior yrrds, provided th : "i3"il"n slruclure' denlial uae of lhe slteels bt lt solid lilnd_ a. The use is screen€d fronl flbutitlg lols or ertetior District (C) thnn scven (7) 4.8. Commerciol scaped screen itnd/or fcncc al lcast n\'c (5) fcct but no lrorc 1-!-L-Iur!e!s feel in hciShl. Disitict is io pro*ide arcls for relail +--a.t.t. ri" purpo," of lhe commercial 1.3.4. Uses Alio$ed cn n Spccill Pcrrllil frolrl lhe lJoard ofAppcirls '--tusines..s snles services servitlg non-pedestrians and for aulomolive uni 1.8.4.1. Hotcls rnd orotets. and services and distribulion uses' J.8.4.2. Public pirrking gnragcs. 4.8.2. Uses Pemritted rouline nrni tennnce operalrolls' structure nol more {-S.4.3, Crsoline scn'icc stations, incltldiltg ,tS.Z.t. n"rait business or serviics conducled Nilhin a area' provided rhat: thousand (4'000) square fe't ofg'o\s floot than four lcast fiftceo (15) fecl fron lhc frott services' r. All Pump islands shnll bc scl blck ilt 4.8.2.2. Oflices for crieculise irnd/ot tldnlinistrativc of boil6 and olhtr Iol line. N'tarinn. boal livery' sales' or storage ond teplir are to 4.8.2.3. b. No unrcgistcrcd vchiclcs or lehiclcs in irn inoperativt'condition nrorine accessofles. (2) \veck pcriod unless ctlclosed in t ning Board remnin on thc sile for nrore lhan rl lNo on a Soccial Pemrit Grnnled by lhc Pltl 4.8.3. Uses Permitled building or unlcss a scre.ning is prolirted trlld nlainlained ilong adjoining \vithin a slructurc orer fou' 4.8.3.1, Retail ttusiness oa serviccs conducled prop.rlics and abulling p!blic Nir)'s- ''"*"r""J shopping cenlers Nnd square feet of gross floor rrcn' and as a t+,ooOl c. Ar(-as not corered b)'buitdirrgs or pitlctrcnt shall be nltlilltained office parks. Provided lhat: landscaped or coopcriltre area. an office park or shopping cenler Nith condofiliniunr painting' a. In alld 1S4.4. Motor rehicle sales and rcPiir fucilities. including rePairing' of nr0ioteoance of conlnron areas is filed-$'ith o.u*ot ip, un ug."*enl o.storing lhat: of lhe specinl Pcnnil' molor lchicles, lrorided upp.ou"d ty ,n&tunnin-q Board as a condition a||d exlcr'or a. The lehiclcs screenetl fronl abutting lots providcd thal: to bc repai.ed are Sale or leasing of farm inlplenrents' lcas! five (i) fcet io 4.8.3.2. prln- stRels by a solid ldndscflpcd screen rndfot ftnce al occtlrs to lhe rcff of llle a. All bulk sales' outside display and slorage height. cipat building. b' No be displayed lrt one llnle tt eslablish- more than ten (10) vehicles for slle sllrll first food rcstaurants' birnks or other 4.8.3.3. Restauranls, 'etlil a manner visible fronr d public wty. with drive-in or \\ indo\r" s€n'ices' pro{ided thal: menls J E 4.5. Laundries or dry cleaning €slablishlncots' ol u vehicles Nailing for service shnll Park ot ttuno oulttf-Y,., and fuel' Pro_ a. No n,. {_E 4.6. Distribution ond .,oru-u" of lunrber' building mnt€rial establishment shall b(' resPonsible for colhcting Itded b- The "'o.p1P::':;"re-surr"'-' lhil: (500) feel of the premises l€n posing of Iilter wilhin five hundled a- No ground in tanks exceeding necessar)' lo pre\r' petroleum producls nre slored tbove from its sales at lea5t daily. and n:ore frequently if nousand (10,000) gallons in capacily. unsightly conditions crused b)' litter_ lhc rcar of dre pin- dislribll$on b' nlt uutk sales, di.ploy ond .ror"g" occurs lo sho\{roonr' Narchouscs and food o"ursiae 4.8.3.4- wholesale office or cipal building. centers, protided that: of lhe ptrn' '18 4'7. Undenaking funeral honre and chapels' storage occors to lhe teitr eslablishmenr, a. All bulk sales' outside display and *s't'e or clinic' provided c.-;"t;l"l elJt;u.", t ttospital cipal building. lhat: "nn"t., "nit"t ::'j j:.

t.9.1.3. Motor vehiclq and boat silds Nnd serYice. J.9.4. ises Alloycd on 4 Specinl Pemlil fronr lhc Board of Apoeals or d.y cleani g eslnblishmcnls. b. Cadavers and dontaminated aniniirls are dispose(l of in accodance $ith .1.9..1.1. Laundrics applicitble Town and Stole Rcgul0tions. 1.10, Commcrcial/hduslrial Park Disfri.t c. Animals are housed within a building lnd oll facililics for boarding &d l.l0.l Purpdse lrctrting animals are wilhin I buildin8. .1.t0.1.1. The purpose of lle Conlmcrcial/lndustrial Park Districl is lo pro- d. The area is conlplelely enclosed in accotdance wilh Sectio0 6.7-11.. lide areas lhal hnve sufficient sizc lo illlow for lrrgcr scile collnlerciitl, F€ncing, Screening dnd LandscaPing. mrnufacturing, and disttibulion uses thnt opcratc in accordnncc Nith sccrion 4.9. Industrial Districl (I) 6.7., parform3ncc sla drrds. Pcnnillcrl 4.9.1. Pumose I 10.2. Uscs .1.10.?.1. business or scn'ices coDduclcd within a 4.9,1.1. The purpose of the lndustriill Dislrict is to profitle areas for l*.nu' Retlil structurc up lo menl), (20,000) re fect of gross tloor prolided facturin-E and dislribution uscs that operatc in accordnncc with Seclion 6 7.. ftousand lqu flrca rhat the lol sizc is large enough so thirt thc gross floor nrca does not exceed 257, of the lot. Performance Slandards {.10.2.2.41hc conslruation or altcrntiot| lrvcnly Ihousand (20,C00) square 4.9.2. Uses Permitted of feet or less of gross floor rca, or the devclopnrent ofone hundred and lhirty 4.9.2.1. The conslruclion or alterllion of lcn lhousilnd (10.000) square feel or thousand six hlndred cighty (130,630) squrre [cet (threc (3) lcrcs) or and lhirty thot_ rnd less of Sross floor area, or lhe developnranl of onc hundred less of land, lirnilcd ro lhe folloNing uses nnd provided lhal the lot size is sand six hundred and cighry (130,680) squnrc fccl (threc (3) rcrcs) or les! larg€ enough so that thc gross floor arca docs not cxcced 257. oflhe loti of land, linrited lo the folloNitrg uscs: a. Iilanufacluring, processins, or reserrch. a. N'[anufacluring. processing, or rcsearch. b. Professional or business officc. b. Profcssional or business office. r. Office Parli. c. Office Park. d.Industricl Park. d. Induslrial P{rk. e. Warchousc and food distribution ccntcrs, providcd dlal: e. Wdrehouse and food dislribulion ccnlers, provided thltt: thl l. All bulk salcs, outsid!' display and stonge occurs lo lhe redr of lhe l. All bulk sales, outsidc

182 ,J.10.4.3; La ndries ordry clennirl8 estnblishnrcnls. {.10.4.4. Distribolion flnd alotnSe of lunlbcr. buikling nterial nnd fuel. pro- Yid€d th.l: Reslaurants, fast l'ood resl llr nls, bnnks or otller rctitil 4.10.3.3. establish .. No pelroleunr producls ilre storcd ilbove lround in tsnls c.rcccding tcn ments wilh diiy€-in or \virdow sarvices, pro\'kled thei: rhousanil ( 10.000) gullons ir c.pircity. vehiclcs waiting for scrvic(' shrll p.rrk or stnnd on r public r- No sr). b. All bulk srles, outsidc displly and storrgc occurs to the renr of the prin- b. The establishmenl shrll bc responsible for collccting and properlt ,lij, ciprl buiklirS. (500) posing ol litler \vithir five hundred feel of lhc prcniscs resulring J.10,4.i. Undcnaking cslablish|lrcnl, funeftrl horrc and chapcls. fronr its sales at least ddilt, 0nd tnorc ftequcntly if necessirry, to prerini J.10.4.6. Conl erci l grcenhouse. ken cls, ilnirnlll hospital or clinic, prolid€d caused by litter. unsightly condilions $rt: ConnDercial iodoor tcnnis cfub or rccrcution facilirics, proriJ.,l 4.10.3.4. r. Adjnccnl propenies arc adcquntcll scrccncd fro l noise, odors aud that: !osightly flppearancc, a. Thc btrilding is insulated dnd rllaintaincd so ns lo confi|le drc nohe to tic b. Cadalers {nd contanrinatcd aninrals are disposed of itl accordnnce Nith premises. rpplicable Torvn aDd Slalc Rcgulations. b. The btiilding is locatcd not lcss thiln one hu dred (100) feet lrom a c. Animals are housed rvilhi[ l buildirg 0 d rll fncililies for boarding and Residenrial Dislricl. treiting aninrals arc rvilhin a buildin-e. 4.10.3.5. Motor vehicle sales and rcpnir facilitics, including repliring, plintins. d. The arcll is conrpletely enclosed in itccordxnce rvidr Section 6.7.14., or storing motor vebicles, providcd lhitt: Fencin!, Scrceni|lg and Lrndscaping. i. The vehiclcs to be rr'paired are scrccncd frorn ibutting lols and crkriol {.11. Conserrancy Districl slreels by a solid landscapcd screen and/or fence lcasl fire (5) fcel r nl J.ll.l. The puroosc of the Consen,ancy Disrrict is to provide for consen'arion heighr. ofuater rcsouices and rvatcr bodics, tnd prcscnittion ofopcn space. eln b. No more than len (10) lehicles for s:rlc sh ll bc displntcd al o e lr .l.l1.2.,Uses Permilled a manner visible from a public \\ay. 'l.ll.2.l F rming, includin-q crops, orcltird, plant nurseD, greenhouse o. 4.10.3.6. Public parkin! garages. cmnberD, and lhe kecping of lanlc donleslic irninlals noflDally considered .t.10.3.7. Any use covered in seclion 4.10.f.2. thiit inrollts th|r collslruction pets, such as dogs arid cals, by lhe rcsidcnt of the preniscs. nol fot corD- or aheration of more than r\\'enty rhousand (20,000) squate ftcl of grc'{ mercial salc, provided that: thou- floor area. or the development of rirore th$n one hundred and lhirt! a. Any stable cnclosure or fence shtll be in the rear yard and shall nol bc oflsnd' sand six hundred and eighry (130,680) square [cct, lhree (3) acres less th.n rhifly (30) fcct from any lot Iine. 4.10.3.E. Molor rehicle and boirt salcs and scryice. b. There shall be no raising o[ swine or fur b(-aring anirDals, except as per_ 4-10.4. Uses AlloNed on a Special Pemrir froln rhe Boird ofAppenls milled in Seclion 3, Chaprer 40A, tassachosetts Ceneral Larvs. '111.2.2. J.10.4.1- Hotels rnd molcls. Public recreational use. {'11 4.10.4.2. Gasoline service srations, includins routine Inaiolcnancc opel:llron' 2 3. Library, museum or ciric ccnter, public buildings and pr€nlises for provided that: 80\'emmenl use. a. All punp islands shall be set back at least fiflcen ( 15) f€et from lhe fron! lot line. {.1.3.1. Cemcrery c t0 ll] b. No untegistered vehiclcs or vehicles in irn inopcrrtivc condilion 32' Raising liv.stock and Douhry, bul nor including the r;iising of swine or In tr l!r remain on the sile lor nlore than a trvo (2) rvr'ck period unlcss (nclored braring animds_ aloDs Jdjoinrnl ' 3 building or unless a screening is provided anrl niointained l J' Farm stand for lhe sale of produce r:riscd on the pr€mises by a resi- oenl proprietor. propeflies and abulting public $'ays. prorided thal: 15 d a c. Areas not covered by buildings or pat'e leDt shall be lainta:n'd All parking is provided in off-street facililies. o All landscaped area. slorage ofequipmenr shnll be in rhe rear ofrhe farm stand- ' :,.,,t: :- '' Uses Pcnnlllco -,. - .'' ,' ' J.12.2. 4-t I.1.4. Riding stable' itr.Z.t. -Jn" following uscs of lo\ food (lin)ilgc flotcrlliil antl causing no greenhousc' shirll l)c irllo\\'jd thilt thcy irrc pcnnirlcd 4.1 1.3.5. Commercial obstruction lo flood flo\rs nrovi'lL'd camp'piovided lhal: :lnd lhcy do tlol r('(ltlitc strtrcture\. fill or storage 4.11.3.6. Non-Profit or Privalc in thr undrrlyirlg district. a. Ovcmight accommodations arc ln tcnts' of maierirls or equipnlcol' as, but not lilllitcd lo. fiuning, gftuing, tnlcli fnnn- b. Thete are no lrcnsient ovemighl accomnlod!lions' r. Agriculturnl uics such 4.11.3.7. Single family detached dwelling' ing, and hotlicullurt' a dwclling etcept as uses' 4.11.3.8. Trailer' trailer coach oi mobile home used as b, Forcslry lnd nurscry lhe prenrises' and in no casc io' nore bul nol lilllited to. lishing' boaling' an oitrce lnciaenral ib conslruction on c. Outdoor recr.ational uscs' incltldinS' calendar year' than six (6) nonlhs in any rnd PlaY lrcas. care center' wildlifc' - 4.11.3.9. Nursery school or day ,1. Conserlalion of watct' Pl:lnls' social'-civic or recreatioml lttd/or horsc pitlhs' 4.11.3.10. Country or tennis club, or non-profit e. $ildlite tranagenlent areits, foot, bicyclc. any use' the principal aclivity of which is fisllinS' fJg" ot tor ool including f. Temporary ro-tcsidcnlial slrtlclt|res uscd in connection \\ith "fuU, provided lhdl: custmarily conducted as a business, gro$ing, hrn'csiing, storngc or salcs ofcrops raised on the prc liscs' from d s€condary or primary street' a. Any funcdon room shall have access '1.12.1. Detelopnrcnl Regulillions rcst or convalescenl home' charilabl' prolidcd 4.11.3.11. Hospital, sanitarium, nuning' 1.12.3.1. :wilhin Zonc r\. \'hcrc the 100 ycar flood elevation is oot ioslitulional use' obtlin an)' iDslituiion orother non-conection on the Flood Insirrancc Ratc iuap, thc dcveloper/npplicrnt shall Conscrtliton 4.11.3-12. Undcrtaking eslablishment and funcral homc' .xisling flood elevalion dnlr nnd it shilll bc reric$dd by thc of boals nnd other detililcd ilnd accurate' it shall bc 4.11.3.13. Marina, boai livery, sales, oi slorage and repair Commission. lf thc

ls7 jurface rvalers. A producl iDventoay shall be |l) inlai rd and reco[cilcd $ith purchasc, use, silles, aDd disposnl recoftls nt stfficicnt i|ltervals to ddlect producl los's'

d. No toiiq or hazordous Inatcrials shirll be prcse t i|l $astcs disposcd or) fie Dremiscs. Wastes conlposcd in parl or enlircl' of toriic or hrzardous b. Sanilary landfill. nalerials shall be rctained in product light containers for rcmoval and dis- c. Junk yard. posll by a hazardols waslc lrnnsporlcd liccnscd by the Comnronwealth or d. Municipal se\Yagc ireatment facililics. asdinclcd by lhe Board of tlcitlth. c. Car wash. e. Wirh rhe exceplion of thc scvcn (7) parls pcr tnillion nitrate nitroger in paragraph 4.11.6.1.0.. conla linilnl levels in groundlvnler f. Road salt slockpiles. limir as slaled resulting frcm disposal of process Nastes fron olerations olher lhrn pcr' Dry cleaning est!blishmenls. t. sontl hygienc and food for rcsidcnts. ptlrons and cnrplotees or fronr plaring- h. M€tal waslewatcr lre{lmcnl rnd disposal systcms {rcr|tcr thnn tcn thousand bacleriological laboratories. i. Chemical and (10,000) Sallons pcrday cnp cit)'sh ll not orcccd lhosc lclcls specificd in j. Fuel or gasoline slorage as a Principrl usc. tables C and E of lhc "Drinking Wittcr Rcg!lalions of lldssichusetts" k. Any use which includcs retention of less lhan fo'ty (40) percenl of (Delarlme of llnvi.ornncntrl Qurlity Engilccrin-8, Jure 15, 1977) nd a5 premiies in its natural state \rilh no nlorc thm minor re loral of crisling ramc mnt bc arnanded, after lloreitlg for dilution bt nalural tccharge on the trees and ground vegclalion, or crca(ion of inlpcrYious surfaccs corerin.e premhes. more than tweniy (20) percelll of prenliscs ittcn. i All mnoff fronr irt|pcreious sorfaccs shtlll hc rccharged on thc prenlists. l. Any usc invol\ing gcnerating of ro\ic or harirdous \raslc lllslcli'ls i$ci diveded towa.d drcas covcrcd \rith rcgctxlioD for surtace hllltratio lo lhc dental to the principal use. .rtent possible. Dry rvclls shall bc used o ly Nhcrc olher nlethods nre infel' siblc, and shnll bc by oil, grcasc iud sedirnelt traps lo facilitllc m. Boal and molor vehiclc sen'ice and tcpirlr. Frcceded Ieno\'ll of conlaminaled sotids. Ir thc !icinity of chcnlical or fuel deliYery n. Any other use which inYolves as a principal activily lhe nlanufactur'' po|nts, provision shall bc l dc for spill control. sloruge, use, lransponalion or disposal of loxic or hazardous nl, lerlals' g Snnd or gravcl rcnrovirl operalions shull bc lintilcd io dcplh so lhal lhe 4.13.6. Slandards for Use $ater lible \rill not bc crt)orcd at :llry ri||rc. Lxr)d nIc:t c^Poscd rt rtrl] tinr( providing high qualily rcchargc lo 4.13.6.1. To ptesert'e the nnlurrl lanal surfacc shrll be nrininrizcd lo ir naturil vegclalile stalc s antl land shall bc rcrurncrl the groundrvatcr, to limit se\xage flo\\ and ferlilizer ipplication lo,:rmou Nithin one (l ) year of conplction oI operalions. $hich dituted adequat('ly by nrlural Iechnrsc' to prevcnl thc [oml3llon will br h Nhtrc lhe prcnrises \villcr Resource Dislrict such antl to pI tnl ln' arc panially outsidc llle of plunrcs of contanrinalion in lhe grountlrvarer sysr.rnt polenlial er' pollurion sources irs on-sitc waste dispos l s)'slenls shill' lo lhe or leakage of loric or hazardous subslnnces inlo the gtouodN disiharge d(g.ee feisibk', bc District. the folloNitlg P'rfot' locfltcd oulsidc tlr{ all uses other than single fflnrily dwelliogs shall nrect llJ 6.2. Thc Warcr eualir) Rcriew Co'nritrec nrir]. r\ providcd in Scdion../.1 m0nce slcndards: rnd lill.. dispotr in accordnncc wiri Sccrion 4.t3.?.. Ccrtificale of Wrler Qu o. The concentration of nilrate nillo!!err Icsullin! flollr \list(NrleI rr' Compliance, exentpt roof surfaces fronr the calculalion of impcn'ious sur- trhen dilule(l br ruinrv ter tccharPe on rnd front feniliz.'r applicitiorl. rares proyided that: premises, shdl not exceed seYen (7) Pdrts per nlillio|r. ! All runoff fron lhe roof is rechrrged on the prerlises cnd direrted {oward as detcrtnilrcd by Title 5 b. For all uses. se\raqe llow "j^:lt::::: araas coyered wilh vcgelation. hurlilcd lrn'l tllin] (lJ0) g'rllorr' Envirotrnrenlal Code shall nol eric.ed lhre. b when itnpcrvious tf0.T0l.lilli.'], roof-top drainlge is allorved to be srrbtritct.d fron the per dry per acre of prenrises, or eJ(ceed tNcnt\' tttt"**l cover lo lcss o[ tht'PNnn. equslion,'lhe roof- rop drrrinnce ntto\\'rnljc $ill be rcstricled per da1' regordlex of prcmises. cnd less than len (10) perccnl ltun 4076 of the tot l inrn.r"iou, nr.i- shrll be mainliined as cultivated lawn- c Provisions b] the w'tlcl prottucl tighl conurn_ for recharcc irrc s1o\\'n in plars rpproted c r\ll toxic or hrzaldous nlateriflls \hall be \tor'id in a ' vurlil) Revie!v conrmiU;- plans shir InrtudL'rll frcilitics [oI lechnrg'i ers plolecled [Iom conosion, accidenlnl drnrn!c ol viln(l3listll.3nu.snrr' hrinlenince plan. provisions \'ith lhc condition{ ol sPillige inlo thL'::lour'" and for conrpli:rnc( u\td anil handled in sucll 3 lvay ni lo I)lc!errl Jeflion 4.13-6.1-

t89 projcction of thc inlprcts on do$ngru(ti(' drinkirg Ntler (public Wotern"r Ou0lityol|nlii! CortoliColllollilncc' i. A 4.13.?. Ceflificnte of an(l pok and private wclls: cxisting, fulurc trtial), on l l:cs rnLl po||dr. arrd oI lhq requirements of Scctior 7'0 Adnlirrislration' 3 4.13.7.1. tr.".p""ti"e ' on cdastal walers' of Wastc Qu0lity Conrplinncc shall be obtained by the o$ners o[ Cenificale 4. The information submittcd lo lhe Wrter Quality Revie\v Conlnrittec from the Water Quality Rc\'icrv Coirnrittee for: rhe or.nrisas |llust deironslratc thal no significant impact lo downgradicnt watcr slruclure other thirn il singlc fanil\ a. Erection of an1' nelv ptinciPtl resources will occur as a lcsull of thc projccl dwolling: or' .1.11.7.4. The Water Quality Rcvicw Connnitlce shall act rvithin fony-fivc nd Occuplncy shall be islu'd b. No Building Pemrit or Cc ificxle of Usc (45) days of acceplilnce of I conrPletc applicatioo, aPproving il by issuirtS ir tonrily drvcllirrg' erccpt in by lhe Builrfing Inspector' olher lhan for a single ceflilicalc of Conlpliancc if a nriljority dclcnnine lhat the ipplicanl hss adc- hercin' Nhich cenificate has bte$ conlpliiucc $illl the requirenleIts of lhe Water conrpliancc with a cerlificute ns tequircd qulrely denlonstrnted Dceds' Dislrict. and rcjccting thc iPplicilio odlerwisc. Failure by thc dulljrecorde

5.1. Dirnensiontl Requir(Jmenls i.-r.1. lntensitv Schcdulc i2.l.l. No buildine shall bc erccted unless in confornrancc wilh lhe requln- mrnb of tlte Intensity Schedulc.

lol i2-2.1. In all districls, no nrore thn ttlieen (15) percenl oflhe r'quitcd collslsl e!' as delined in lhis Scciion 5.0.. Inlensity ofUse Regulalions' shall wlrnn of slopc over t$'enry-five (25) p€rccnt. rvellands. or s\vAntp. The area an(l lhe lot lines on \vh;ch lhs buiidin-{ \vill bc situaled shall bE conti-suous dissecl lhe $ellands or swanrp includcd ;irhin rhe lol lints shall nol cross' rrcr' 3s ot olhenvise intcrfcrc Nith rhis ar(a. No prtl ot ltrt Icquitcd lol con\'\l ol defined in rhis scction 5.0.. l||rensiry of U\c Rcgulrtions. sh.rll tind tnder waler_ j.2.1. Lor Fronragg i lirlc dlorrg 2 S l The frontaec ot all lors shall b. rrrclrstrted In :r corltinuolr\ rl ot tttr the street righr_if_tra) (tefined in S.crion lilL oI Chrptet \lassrchuserrs lol lirre lo lnt' ccner:rl i rs s frorn rhc inrersccrion of one :idr inletsection oIthe othcr side lor li e of rhe sanle lot.

r9l i:. ,. . ,. : :'' :' : a greatei riegrce of non-corDpli;rnce rvith soid proyisions. $,ouid bring aboirt not apply, hogever' rvhcn a ponioo of a lol is - parcel of land thal cltxiol be subdivided This prohibition shall takc ifi.tJn on n'{0 ond R20 zone' oo a La\t's Chirptcr 4l'.Scction SlP.lhe orconveYed for a Public PurPosc' under lhe provisioos of General lol under sdid section provided j.2.8. ffurting n;ua tnoy opProvcd a single back ComerClcbrarice disrricls, no buildiDg shall be consltucled Nilhi the that: j.2.g.1. ln all Iti Sular lexst tweDty (20) fcel of ftontage on 3n formed by the cx(crior lincs of intcrsccting strccts a d ir linc joi0itlg a- Srid lot can tte laid oul with at ire! 4l of thc lvlassachusetts linss llfty (50) fccl distant tronl lhcir poinl of itllcrsection or. iri.ring *uy ut A"nn'd in Section SIL of Chaptcr ooinis o[ such cose of a rorrnded corner, lhe poitlt of inlcrseclio of lheir la gents, General Laws, in the no folilgc, shnlbbcry or olher (J) times the nrininunr lol area for the zonins rnd no struclurc olher tharl truildillS, Planlitlg, b. The lot conlains ar lenst lhrce 3nd no open displ;ry, sloragc or olher opctl use shull bc loc:llcd Nithin sakl in \thicb it is located' dislrica tl manncr as lo intcrferc \!ith lrlffic visibilily across ns lo pre{cnt or hindcr Access by trilngular rrea in such c. The lot is not distoned in configur'ltioo lnecomer. emerg€ncy vehicles and personnel' ovct lhe lot its'lf' j.2.9. LdtConfiguration 'rh-" pjmary access to lhe lot is through n drivc\rly d. ns of lhe plo- 5.1.9.1. Tlre nrean dircction ofthc sidc lor lincs shall bc lls close Possible sho$'n on a plan slio\\ing the boundaries 5.2.4.2. The lot shall bc al llle point of idlenjcctiotr - on lhc rlosl rccent to p.rpeldicular to lhc sireel lioe or to dlis tangcDl r"i, and of abutting lots as lhcy uppcur '\ssesson 1".1a ofthc side lot line. ln no ctsc shatl lhc dircclion of lhe sidc lot line foml nn Map(s). (?5) Nilh lhc slrecl or lhc itforcsaid twenty (20) fool ingle of less than sclcnty-fi(c degrces subscquent redivision of said lol' the S.Z..t.i. tn case of lcngenl. a Nnv' public o t. p{ iral": nccess strip shall nor bc deenrcd 1" 1'i']'ll]t-llijills lll turrPrr 5.2.9.2. Lols Nhich are so dislortcd iD colrllgurntion !s lo bc dctrilllctllal lo lots in the subdiYision unlcss the DroDosed subdlvr\lon to any public *'clfarc or convcniellce, ercn lhough comflying trith rhese BylnNs irnd thc Plnnning Boirt'j health, srfcty, tn" prorisions of pennillec' wrys' thedimcnsional requirc[lenls cstilblishcd herein' shall nol bc "r..'*i,nSubdivision Regulalions tlpplicablc lo lols irnd i.2.10. Srreen Setback 5.2.5. Yards for lny l|ew lrl lllc follo\\'ine sckdul( 5.2.10.1. ln any district, no pan of l scN:rge disposal sJslelll Thc Ininimum fronl rrld tlttncnsions r(quilcd 5.2.5.1. construction shall bc lvilhin onc hundred (100) fcet of thc [onral sPnDg arelobetneasufcdfron|theslrectlintrvheleaPlirl|o||llcslrel'|15U||,.' srvamp or sucb a pln from a rn' high \yater Ie{el of any Great Pond. pond, stttim. brook. riYer. ft ,h" n"sit,ty of Deeds, or' in the abserce of ' *i or rhe trdr'rrd r\rthnd. ;;";t;;;" i;'i; ,he parallel rvith the appore t centerlinc 5.2.1l- Proiections way or strcel. scl 5l ll.l. Nolhing hcrcin shrll ptcvcnr lhc Plojcction inlo any lcquired 5.2-6. Lol Size Exceoliolls .., .-,.r ,"1 rvtotn' 1"'"'"" brck area or yard of conrices, cavcs. :iills or onlln)enlal fenlures nol oler Incrcased requiremenls rcsptctins lot llrcc' [rontage 5.2.6.1. lhree (3) porches not over three (3) tn thls ByLT oftr'rrcndmcnts lhcr(to.sh:rll.ft feet in widrh, or of sleps of uncoyercd similar dirnensions Pro!ided ptEYenl th' in cf:ll-": feet high abore avcrnge linished gftrdc. nd nothing herein shill subjecr to rhe erceptions Provrdcd s*lt'^.6 1"11r:r,:|,: lo$ers :r ndttt:-':l-'::-:.,' projecdon abovc a roof of chimncys or antenna. or of steeples, domes' General Lervs, snd shirll nol rpply to a lol for siosle orsimilar projections not used for hunlrn occupancy- denrinl use. Nhich ar rhe rirrre of tecordins li ""9-'.1'^']ll"l]i;"il#i""J\rrrI rI') qi'- ! occurs sooner, \\as nol hcld in conrlllon orvnerslllP llte.lt@'"^'I placed on lldd tttt tn"n il l2'1. When conrmercial suuctures are erecled or corrformcd to rhe rhen extslrns requlrcnrenls;]nd rter u'- and induslriirl (5'000) squirre leet ol lol! abulrinc C.:nltr. Co'rrnrcrcr l ol requircmerrls bul hld at leirsl llvc tllousanLl c)iisrina d$,c in"-:, rvirhin a Tosn Inrluslr;n| pl51r;.1. lhcrc 5hrll h( fifty (50) f€el of fronlage. o.lirlrin lrn il(liaccnr RcsiJtrrlial Distri(t aslrblished screen of evellcen lrees s.2.1- 1e!5 and mainlained on sairt lot(s) il detlse -Bsd!r!ie!-ol-0s!!!ir! or four (4) leet nor irt *y (ll"il:: lall shrubs or an oDaouc slocka{-lc l-ence nol less than ,.r.r.t. ;1o 161 sn Nhich a burlding rs locatcd 'l'ltl^:::i:t;; lo scr(cn more lhan six (6) fcet or les\ thittt th': h.ighl l('quircd or chirnsed in sire or shrpe * ,*' ,n:.t':',oiill'Jr,';1,1,"",i i heillhl. objeclionable is \llxll be iLl'i' yard proYisi ii;;;;u*" fcaturcs. All i..,,,,- ,r'1,"r" rcflr'e !irlhctcd lol area, widlh, setback or or r''":- qurlely such reduclion ' screencd front !ieN srreer or acljacent drvellings' or lot dlrcrdy flils to cornply $ ilh scld provisiorl' froD rhc building or structure shall be locntc(l $ilhin nrcas rvhich irc r,tquiretl bc rs ncirr tltc linc of tllc slrcct ils tht e. No on sido tirres, said scrccn shtli state .iz.z. ro bE maintained in a nalutal eithcr dwclling or comlllcrciul or industrial slructure foi-,tntion of structure shirll bc locatcd Nithir fifly (50) feet propedy sidc lot line I dislance ol t. No building or of a t,utriltrert"r i, nearesl, lnd shxll extcnd along lhc Ihan the full length of thc busi- or toi line. noi t"ss rtran rrrirty-ttvc (35) fcct, Dor less thin onc building cotltoining dwellinS units on a sin8le thc rear lol line, slid sctccn shilll extend the distilffe s,lf there is more n"r.:.iruour". on (50) abutling rcsidcnccs' L! rhere shalt be a minimunr of fifty fect betrveen such buildings. lecessary lo screen fronl lhe tie\Y of (2) h. Ejch dwetling unit shall hrvc at lcasl lwo sidcs wirh full exposures, antl Plcnncd Rcsidcntial Dc{clopnrenl 5.J. shnll have lwo (2) sePatate exils. apply to anr ln Residcnce 40 Dislrict thc follorving rcgulations.shall 5.'1.1. i. No floor, except unfinished bdsenrenl, of a dwelling unil shall be locited -iint pcrmit for Pllnnc(l Rcsidcntirl Dcvclopltrcrtl ir\ nra) bt of o ,p".iol finished grade of the grouud adjoining rhc building. ^ to Sccrion 7 0 r\iltninislrotion beneah the average iutttorir".t Uy rhe'Plannirrg Boirrd Pursunnt ' wilh llle Plrnning 5.1.1.1. Dcsign pu..uun, ,o appioval of a Dclinilire Plan in nccordance Planning Board' be of an architeclural stylc $hich is compatible wilh lhc s.urJ suMi"iiio" Regulations' fldopted by lhe Kingston a,luildings shall lho standard sct fodh in prevailin8rlyle in lhc arca in which lhe Planned Residcnlifll Devclopnient luia'uppti"orion .mff ti revierved in accordirmcc *ith and Nith olher buildinSs in llle Planned i""rion s, c"n".ut Lirws, chapter 40A' these Byl $'s' nnd Rules is local€d and shall bc conrpatiblc i"gii"il.", pt"t"rrg"cd by the kingston Plnnning Board lbr grnnting of il Residcnlial Development. pnrking and other delclopincllt Definilive Plan. b. Buildings, opcn spaccs, driteways, arcas features shall bc located and designcd in a nranncr which conforms to lhc 5.3.1.1. lntensit) Dev'loPnrenl shall tle nol eristinB natural terrain ofthc site. a. The minimu itrear of any Planned Residcntinl lcn (10) pcrccnl o[ lh' lnr' c. Building placement rvhich ntalces nrlixirrrunr use of solar energy shall be less rhan fire (5) acles, and lhal not orore than a sloli cocouraged. rnrrn'".t tufl of $etlands or land under Naler or land $'ith ".*i.t d. All exisling or proposed utililies shrll be instilled und€rgtound at lhe io excess of fifleen ( l5) Percent' ir! lime of initial consiruclion. Each quadruplex uoit shall be equippcd with b. In addilion, ro rhe uriniurutrr five (5):rcrcs rcquilcd l"':g:?f unit \'llllln lnc rruNu-i, approv€d firc ptotection rcsidcnlial sprinklcr slstcnr in accotdance Nith lhe above, thetc shlll be provided for cach drvclling lot atcir requrrco srnrr' Kintslon Fire Departnrenl approval. Each dNelling shall hnve on Ihe e)tteri_ Residential Developmenl :rn alcfl equi\'alenl to lhc or a hom anrt tight that is connected nnd $'ill acliYate Nilh the fire .llaml the districr for a detached one-firnrily dlvelling' prolective devices. 5.3-1.2. Dimensional Regulations e. Lighiing facililies, \\herher placed aloD-q scrvice drives, in parking flreas DeYelopncrrl sh rll h;rvc r nrininrunr f':t"i:-"l1 a. A Planned Residential or on the eiterior of building, shall bc so arranged aDd shielded lhat lhe:i do xpploled bv rlrc tlll":"t public way and/or a rvav rcl unreisonably distract of rhe buildings or shine direclly lo tilly (50) fcel "lliil^i"lll*'r,".lor c cn thc occupants luortivision Conrrol Law, equivalenl -o*"': upon aburling lrl no case shall illuminalioll The requtretllenrr.'', " ' propenies and/or public \r'ays. unit contained $ilhin lhe planned rJerelopnr':nl' lpon the for dNelling ptltposes ircc*ss ts p'""" - ivindow surf:rce of any buildings used be modified if review de'ignirles udequrlc Section may R(std'nn' .iceed fils-tenrhs (0.5) fool candlcs. de,ogot. fror,' rhe inrerrt oiscction s3 Planncd ;;;;iii";1 I Provisions shall be made for the storige, collcclion and removll of Derelopmenl. ga|bage. screened. shall conlinn All necessnDr faciliries shall be approprialely within a Planned Residentirl Developolent b. No building 3 Th€re shall be one enlraucc road and one erit road lo each Planned than four (4) units. more R.sidential Development, unless a divided enlrance'erii rold is approle{l Dcrclol)nrenl shtrll.e\t::i,:l:illl. by c. No buitding in t\ Pl nned Resrderrri:tl rcr'*"''- lhe Planning Board. id heiShl lo be dclenrtirred bl'lne ' eighl (?8) teet in heighl.5 burru'" h All inlerior lo lhc stlndnrds of tlle ol lhc found adjoiniru llc ronds tnd dfivcs shall b,. consrructe,i lflnce bcl$een thc !{era!!e Ilnlshcd:lr'rdc Plrnning Board in rh.. Plannins BonId subdi!ision to rhe highe\t poinl ol thc lool b;rlrns' : .In. Kegulations. ^*.oni^;n"J t":"t i3.1.1. d. No buitding or srruclulc shrtl be locarcd 'n"" ; off-srreer parl:ins \\'nv ot otl'"t'u"y':':::;;.r-:i::"r",".";:; feer lronl rhe cenler line o[ n] Public t"., tlot a 0ff-srreet lhc prnt i'ion' ol 5etcnt) lt\'e (/r' '|'_' parking shall hc nro\.i,j((t in rc(ordnncc $ irh fronllrge requiremcnls of lhis Seclion ol ttithrn Jectton 6.{.' of[-srrccl Parkir;!! Rc urren],irrrs. .'riccpl rs follo$\: rhe cenler li e of anli inlerior slreel. \r'ay, or driveNay'

197 5.3.1.7. llousiog lncentive fte plarning Board may aulhorizc an increase in the number ofdwelling uoits in.rcess of lhat which vo|rld olherwisc bc permitted in a Planned Rrsidenlial DcvcloPm€nt pursunol lo lhe provisions of Scction 5.3,1., pro- rided lhal:

a. Ten (10) perceol of the total dwclling units are sel aside for affordlble housing, defined as units tffordrblc to houscholds with ioconrcs al or below ei8hty (80) percent of the mcdiao household income in Kingsto as dercF oined by the latcst U.S. Ccnsus or ils adjustcd based on lhc formulas i[ use b) the Massachusetts Execulive Oflice of Commu itics lnd Derelopnlcrtt, $hich is on file wilh thc Planrring Iloitrc. b. The incrcasc shlll not excccd trvcnty perccnt of the nunlber of u[ils olh- tnvise allowed pursuanl to the provisions ofScction 5.3.1.1. and 5.3.1.2. c. Th€ extarior irppcirrancc of lhc nffordablc tulits is consislent Nilh the style oftbe markel rate lnils in tlc rlevelopnrcnt. d. Therc is provision salisfactoD to lhc Plnlning Bo:lrd nnd enforceable by th. To\rn rhat lhe units will be sold o, leased at cosls and be subject lo occuprnl inconre limilations lo assurc lhat the units renrain affordable. The Plannilg Board may imposc r.asonablc conditions on the length of occu- 5.3.1.6. oNncrship and Nlitinlenance prncy, resalc, phasing and site dcvclopr cnt on the lffordable unils. shall bc placcd in an own'r_ a. The area left st bstnntially in ils nrlur.ll slilc i.l, lluttipleD$cllings ltnd lai[lenance-' The strip rvhich shall Provide for ils pemlilnent rclcnliofi j.4.1. nirlursl-!nJ Inrent and Purgosc manner of oNnership' tlsc and nlirltllL'llancc of srtch Pcnrlxnenl o\r]n'r' rno nc i.{.1.1. lt is the intenl and purpose of this l}yl0\v to proYide for lhe corrslrurlion shall be dcltflllincd b)'lhc agreclllcnt of lhc rtpplic nt' lhe sullflort of ultiple rcsidcnces and/or nultiplc d$ellirrg conlple\es in those zoncs lo Plunning Board. The agrcentcnt' duly e)ieculc(l ill il lorrrl 'u protiil',thrl rri $hich lhis section ipplics after Ihe approval of a prelinlinilD' sile plan. the ,ecording by rhe o.une, o] o,*n.,. ot*uth u'rltrrxl irter' sh:tll und(-r rrr' issuance of x spccial pennit, ind thc subscqucnt {pproval of a definiliYc rtr. it. Planning Boilrd shirll Srttllt I Spt(.rRl I>errrllt plan b)' the Planning Board. ,\ :ipecial hereundct is only iur ilutho' Secrion,"*.ir such pemrcnenl are slrnll bc oNncd b-r- a non-ploltl':"1']:':-1, Pennil rriltut:rl 3Ra5 or'uu izntion for specific usc and does not c\enlpt thrt pnrticular parcel of Innd the principrl purpose of$hich is thc prc5crYalion of osners o'."' Itom confonnance specified hereunder or in poralion or lrust owned or lo be o$Dt'd in conrlrlolr by the Nilh thc Zoning l]).la\\'s. unless of the lalurx said permit, Roard Subdirision irvelling units rvithin the dcvclopmenl in \\hich lhe ownenihip or fronr confornroncc Nilh lhe Ptrnning sepArablt Alicnible' R.gulations. hercunder Nill have area ruis rvith the litle lo lhe dwelling units llnd is nol Il is intcndcd that any conrplcr froposcd tutn stnl.:_,irnd shlll-nol buildings or groups of buildings plrcei on intlivitlual lots, rrhich in b. Such nrtural rrccsh lt be kepl In irn opcll itnd nillutlrl ays irnd/or Pn'*": havc continuous frontugc put o, ptilirlr $:ly. Subsequenl rlProral be upon for residenlial usc. for $ nlk\\ als' dl iYe$ on u ti. buill - r ht lcsttictions as asr{

Review $,'hen required:futli*--'r:r{innl by the rnspectu' In 1#**,' ( ii'i$:*r,i+be derermin.d Site Plan Review is no! requited' use :J;;.*?;ii

205 '. :.,, -.-.-- 6.6.2. SctteralRcouirenlents 6.6,2.1. All signs togllher with lheir supports, brdces, gu)'s' and anchors shrll bc kepr in good repair and in safe conditioo. Thc ov cr of thc prenises on which a sign is ercclcd shlll bc dircctly rcspollsiblc for keeping such sisn safe' sdnilary, neirl and clcan condition and premises around it in l tr. A temporirv conslmclion siSn is pennitted in any disrricr provided rhe 6.6.2.2. Any illuminaled sign or lighting devicc shnll ertrploy only lighls sign is non-illuminatcd, does not cxceed thiny-lwo (32) square feer in area, omilling a li8ht of conslanl intensity and shall be designed, locatcd, erecl.d identities an en8ineer, architect and/or conlraclor engaged in lhe dcvelop- (he and maintained only for the purposes of illuminating subject sign and/or neni of land or construction or alterition of buildings and further provided premises. The illunrination of siSns shnll be pcnllilled only bcluecn sc\(n such sign is sel back at lcflst ten (10) fcet from any streel line nnd is (?) o'clock in lhe moming and eleven (l l) o'clock in lhe evening' ercept niloled upon complelion of construction. public. during such hours as such eslablishnlenls dre open to thc 6.6.1.2. signs Pemriltcd Io Rcsidenlinl. lA DesigD Dislricl. and Consewanc) 6.6-2.3. A sign penaining to d use. an occupancy or an owncaship, trhich sisn Districts (60) do€s nol conform to this Bylaw, shirll be removed witbin sir(y dats r. The following signs Brc penDilted in all Rcsidential fJislricts, d:c JA after it is changed. D.sign Disrricr nnd the Cortscn'inc) District: 6.6.2.4. Any change to lhe size, shape, lype or ollrer charncterislics of a non_ l. One (l) non-illunlinatcd or indirectl)' illuninitcd idenlificalion siSn conforming sign shall be in conformance with tbis Bylaw' for each sepirate slrcct linc of an approvcd special p€mlit use. Said siSn 6.6.3. Signs Permitted In All Dislricls shall be subjecl to thc applicable side and rcrr yard rcquircments for (50) 6.6.3.1. The following siSns a.. pcrmiucd in irll dislricts prolided the) mccl principal buildings and shlll be set back a rrinimum of {lfty percenl buildings. The the General Requiremenls of Section 6.6.1.' Purposc: of the applicable front yflrd requirenlcnts for Ptincipal heighl of such sign shall not bc grcalcr than the distance it is located a. One (l) non_illuminaled idenlification sign not lo exceed lhree (3) squrr' frcm any lot Iine. and the square foot arca of such sign shall not be f€el in area nor eight (8) feet in height, slaling the nanre dnd address of the grcater lhrn one:half (0.5) thc tinear foot dislsoce il is located from any occuprnl. lot line: howcver, in oo case sball the siSn exceed sixteen (16) square b. One (l) lemporary non_illu inalcd rctrl eslate sign penaining lo tnc feet in area nor cight (8) fccl in height. lease, sale or use of a lot or building on which such sign is Phced |l01 2. Olher signs shall be ro directioDal signs necessary fo' public exceeding a tolal area ofsix (6) sqlare feel. linlited as an integral o! safety or convenience and shall bc dcsignated and apptoved c. One (l) sign lor identification of professiollut irrld llonre occupationr' Pan of $e Sile Plan for an allowable Spccial Pernit se. ofthe occupant, nol exceeding a total arei of lhree (3) squnre ftel' [6.4. Siens Permitted in Torvn center Districr and Conrntercial Dislricl d. A marker nol lo excced tll'o (2) square feel idenlifling a hisloric building' 66.{.1. The following signs are pennirted in rhc Town centcr Districl rnd e. Street nunrbers and rny sign erccled by a ToNn' State or F d''ril Commercial Districi prorio"a tir"y mecl general requirenrents of seclion Govemmenl, 65.1., purpose: tls ser- f. A sigo erEcted by a public canier for direct inlon ation conceflriog 3. one (l) sign advenising goods and setvrces afailable on lhe prfmises. vice al the location. in notexceedintone (l) squaieloor fo. et"ry Iinearfool ofslore ftonlage and slalrd [or thc rctail.srlcol 8. SiSns and displsys associ0led Nilh:rn aPplo!ed uocase exc€eding (36) square fect per lol' leel In a tora! arer of thiny-six rgricuhural or farm produce nol erceeding tselte (12) squrre 'u'r' on a b One (l) sign for identil-icarion of rhe business. conlpany or agcncy area. *all (30) squar€ feel for or or parap-et of a main building not exceeding lhirty or sen ice orSanization h- A sisn erected by cny fralemal. civic, religious sepamte business Districl. lht.lt e 'ach in the Conmercial club, merely announcing ils presence in Ihe iorvn of Kin.esloll and c lhr'( For lhe purpose ot idenrifiinq rhc busincs5 or comrllercr!l de\tlopmrnl and place of ils regular meeting, such sign shall not elceed (1oJ Provided oI shopping cenrer, one (l) fiee-srantling srgn \\ilh ir tolal of lhifl)'srr (3) feet in diameler nor nine (9) squtre feet in area. or n)rnulaclurlog , -i.i. :quare feet of area for each street on Nhich the business i. Any nag, badge, insignia or device of any govemmenlal dere)opment not_pPt".:::;, or shoooinc cenler fronts. chnritable, religious, pattiotic. polilical. fratcmal or simillr d Fotrt'. snid sign not in socr'(D purpo.. oioovinisin-!: rhe sxle of lcise oIthe Prcmisrs nization wheniisplaycd along a line of march of any parade' or 'ue\ceed thidy-two (32) squarc leer in signborrd rrea' along any streel during a fund raising drive. (v: q shall exiend morc thdn lrvclve (12) inches e. A Slgn urldlulu -:'_-'' 66.6.9.1 No sign bcyond rhe building -l't, building Nitll \rhen the buildin! exccpl lls olhenvise prolided pioj."t tot" tttun onc (l) fool ftom the *,alls or parls thereof, in lhcsc siSn regulations. shall be erected' bounds otl a lol linc' 6.6.6.10. , No roofsigns paved poriion of a slrcet or it ri!lhl_of_\rat' pan thcreof, such n1i 2. proj".t into o, ou"' lhe 6.6.6.11-No building or r grble. roof, or wall, shall be by direci illuminttlion for ihe puqlose ofconrnrercial advenisi|lg. 3. c^cccd lhc hcight of thc buildirrg' outtined ilrd lhc Cofinlercial/lndustriirl P:rrt No sign shlll be anachcd lo or be erccted or maintained 6.6.5. Sie s in lhc lndustrial Dislrict 66.6.12. in such n as lo obstruct any firc escapc, \r'indow, door, or other Districl mlnner building Dislrict and lhe and ingress, ventilalion ororher n" following signs rre pemrilled in thc hduslrinl opning used foregrcss fire fighting purpose. O.O-f"dot**iolnnauurial l. requirc- " iark oisnict' proYidcd thcy lneel Scncrirl 6.6.6.13. No sign whose conlcnl does rot rclrtc crclusively to rhe prcmises which it is located, or to products, nccomnlodations, scrvices or activities menls of Seclion 6 6'1" Purposc: 0n ot occupiincy ill r builJil! rhoso premises shall bc allo\rcd, exccpl as olhenvise provided in Section (2) signs pertlining to clch cstablishlllcnl or! ru. TNo (200) :; ;;f":1;i;;i ofi"hi'h nor cxcccd rr{o hundrcd stluate 66.4.; Signs Permixcd ln Town Centcr Dislrict and Comm€rcial Districl ","" 't'"tl hcreof. feel, Pro\'id€d thilt: slanditrg $hich docs nol crcecd lif 66.6.14. No freersldnding sign shall be erected to cxcced a heiSht of thirty t.'Onc 1t) ot rlcse signs iry be-frec focc or sixly (60) squrr' (10) fcet. ,."n (ti)'p"r."n, of ihc aren of the builditrg 66.6.15. Therc shall be no tcnlpornry signs, bn||ncrs, slrea or phcards feet, whichcvcr is s lallcr' er, no building' onc (l) Jr'e erecled, suspended, posted or affixcd in any nrflnner ouldoors on a buildinB 2. In the case of an open-:llr us(j conlaining (60) squlrc fcct shflll I'c t:illll::,t:l rxtdrior or prernises cxccpl those grnntcd by right upon wrillen applicalion l .,noing ,ign no, trtt"ding 'i^tv on thc slr'ct on Nlltch ln' to the Inspcclor of Buildings rvhich in no casc shall excecd a period ofsixty .",'"-Uir"Ot"U (100) f('ct of lol frontage "*n {60) days. use has direcl froolAge' 6.?, 6.6.6. ProhibiledSigns Perfornrance Saandsrds s all in lhis secrior sh:lll applv to all sig 6?.1. Admiiistrarioir and inlf rpretation ;;A-"' t* t."t*ltions conlained *d rll districls' rcgflrdlcss ofdesisnation' 6?.1.1. All proposcd uses of buildings, lots or premises Nilhin any Dislrict *in"i"iilgitl'g in xn) projecling sigos' shall be loclled after the passlge of to thc stnndards contained ill 6.6-6.2. No femrirrert sign, ircluting lhis Bylare shall confonr) rhis Seclion: strcet aight_of-wirY. use

208 209 6.?.8. Eiterior LiahliIlg 6.?.8.1, Nq exterior lighting, olhcr than strecl lighting approved by rhe Depanment of Public Works, shall shine on adjacenl properties or towrrd anY street. 6J.8.2. Exrerior illumination of buildings or grounds in a Residencc 40A, Residence 208, and Resid€ncc M Dislrict, cxcepl as may be pennirred for required parking areas' shall: Odor non-corDnlercial uses public, 6.?.4. p':l'-1:,,1]:: .. Be permilted only for opcI lo the such as a as mensured ar thc r's and 6.-7.qr E,nir.ion, -use *"]'-1"1j:1,'"i church or Pldyground; rimit vnrues t:' d": ;;J;,';i;;il';';"rd ::-::Il^':','i,I;ll b. Be shown on a sile plan approvcd by the Zoning Enforcement officer. Po'ution conrrcr.I'f i,liil ff.?;:'t*J': ;;"";"aAir :i::;:lL1l?',T3ilt; shall bo conlinuous d rton-flashing. ir'''"o^ooa"o bv rhe Nlanufacrrrrins chemirts 6.?.8-1. Any lighting n ru;; #il;;lni' 6.?.9. Bnildinq Construction Association, Inc.' Washington' D'C' 6?.9.1. All buildings shall be ofconstruclion prescribcd in thc Slatc Building 6.7.5. Heat- Glare and Vibralion shatl be discernible Nilhout instrumenls Code. ruo n*,' glare or libralion iii-. 6.?.9.2. No buildiog pe(nit shall be grantcd unless thc application for such frcm lhe outside of unY struclurc' and equip lcnl shrll permit is filed in accordancc rvith thc State lluildi.g Codc. Wind energy converston sysle rs' nlachinery 6.7.5.2. 6.?.10. Hazard;us and Toxic t aterials. comply $ilh the follolring pro!isions: ;;';;"';;ii ;o'l"u'" i"'"'r*'""'" 6.7.10.1 No use shall be allotvcd \t hich would creale clcar or unla$ful hazard ::'# -'i'):l'1"':^i::.:l','^/"""'i':;':Tl *l lhmugh enission ofdangerous clcnrcnts inlo thc air, nny water body, or lhe l;.ill".',,'ii'i'lili''ii^l.ii'"ii-"*"'' T:l::'::::1,'"i:'lma) br c'-*'it*ion) as it erisrs' or o. ir g.ound: through vehicular egress al points of cotrstricled visibility: through ;:TiTi;:':#';:;*""tJ'"' use of stomge of toxic, hazardous, inflanrnable, radioacli!e, or explosiv€ amended. .egulltions; or .rh. froT mrterials \vilhout evidcnce ofconrpliancc with all 3pplicable to," of u l sharr be ser.brck hiz_ t. '"inam "]ll:Tll.'.'ii:;;i'lX[1T; lhrough lack of securiry mersurcs lo prereDl exposure to polentially l;'iiillXllJJ J'i::ll' * ;";".;;*i;'".::'"::i"'; ardous u*'sv c"'rter RePon' l[,:;',;",,:".*irrarch reTe' slructurirl or sitc conditions. :i'i:.T';;;ir il;i"'is"r"' e7.10.2. All hazardous nritcrials uscd, crcalcd, stored. processed, disposed water SupDl\ irnd w lqr-C'r-alilj 6.?.6- wasle Di;posnt. of by processing, diluling, buryiDg or codtiinrrent. leachin-s ot any olner manner, be used, stored lffi:*';:::IiTil:1lijl-"i"" *'"*"' or transponed (iocluding piping) in the To\Yn shall -1;'.;"Ji-.#lili,li,i' il"lll. :lll:.i::'1:.'lTTi:il1tor,' Bui|rini or lransPoned in accordancc n irh all applicabte Fcderal, Slatc a|ld Local Xt"r'i""""1ff;::i'f iil'""o;ilil;;J "ipti'"Iion ragulations. Pgrmit. t7'10.3. A nolice for use, crcation, stotlge, processing' disposal ind lrans- the'iateIs, or.tT"::::i:,':;,:Tt)"':: :.';;';" ."." shal l dischcrge causc pon shall be filcd with the Board of Scleclrnen, the Fire Dcpaflm€nt, the llLll#il"i,Tll,l;::;;;,;:A"l;'";:Jlll;'"i-H;il::,:l!"**:+:ll;1;i :t X:::il'"jili,"ll,lJ Board oflleahh, and thc waler Board on such fonns as the)'sha!l require_ n:::xJ::l'I'Hl'1::TT,l'."ff a' Notilication shall include, al a nrininrunr. idenlilication of material' lhe rranoaros m'""ffi:.':iil:T'd:;firnd entitled "Water Qualrtv , ;;i;.,:':;i.;!q' :l ::::::"::li$arcr illlbodie: amount involved, lhe proccss, any, the ro tes of (ransport' carrter ano lhl:[;,';;;;;., antl if Sepretrber 21, 1978' and amendnrents conreyance, ifany. b-.The Board of Selecrmen may rcquire a bond be posted to cover any and :"1:f )""Jiiil: li damrgc ro pcrson. propcrr' and environment. :,yll;#:lt'l *;1;:: T:HHHTili q1.!L_E&sral.']eaftol. -allpossible rhe Board ofHealth. 67ll'l' land whenever the erisline conlours of the land are allered' lh€ Storage lhall eroslon 6.7.7. tn;::o$l;; be left in c usable condiriJn. ernded in a nr:rnner to pretent the and equipment slull be '\torcol ffi","n",s, supplies 0fsoilaad lhe aheralion ot rh. to or from abutling propenles' previjntion srandards;""":l;'J'Ti[:'il:!:li lnd -niffof.*arcr *l;,,iJ'wirh rhe Jl'llll';-,,Tll"lFire i;:,*, i',:;;:lill- *ul'"t shall be suilably landscaDed. Associalion and shall be scleened fronr lLLlirj*ori,;" propetties. 6.g.1:j. Swimming pools ntusl be construcred lo confofllt ro tlre Stttc crotto-,n conlrol nicniure! as dcfined in Building Code and any local or Slale regulations. fourteen (14) daysi unlcss lhan - ,,. ,,.*,^,-r-- a'. \tr!s bc filed Nilh tlic lnspcctorof lluildings ;'wn'"' con-'"'u'uio" ^r 6.8.1.4. Plans shall and shall beaccu- Hiil;:$;";;i' lll',""1":'l::..i::::U:::soil consct!nrion senice' a professional cngiocer i#:,1i,"iiJil;, icpanment or Asricrrlrurc' rntely prepared by regislered or registcrcd land sur- relor and shall indicale diNcnsions of the Pool Nith respect lo lhe lot, septic lrc entPloYctl' 'nft \Yill d0rrrnAe or h:rnrr lrop' system and stntctures localcd on the lo1. *" ut"'l be allo$ed Nhich 'djoining o.r.ii:. crosiorr an(l s'di pcrson owning ltnd oo which lhcre is situatcd "';;l;.. public utilitics tlrforrgh urrcontrollcd 6.8.1.5. Every a s|inrnring "";;;tt. "r pool shtll crect ahd maintain an adequate fencc or Nall cither sunounding nleolalion. ih. prop"ny or pool area, snid fence to bc at least four (4) feet from the Anlennae and Rddio Antennu'folvcrs 6.?.12. Dish b' poot edge. The s\rimminS pool shrll bc contplctely cnclosed at nll lir es, sh'rll bc locittc(l in thc relr )rrd shcll i.i.ir.t.- i*.*t" dish antennlc \rhefter or no! it is lilled with wsler. (5) relbockatIeislten(10)IeeltromfltlpropeflyIines'principalbui|dinls3ndgreater lhrn one-lhil'l i,The fencc or wall shall nol bc lcss lhan five fect in height irrcluding and shttll not havc a rli.nrcter ll.i.*"r'i"iiut*t' gales or doors and shall nol havc opcnilgs grealer lhan fout (4) inches in (l/3) of tbe required rear Yaro' lny direction. tnterference gatcs lo such cnclosure sh0ll be equippcd $'ith u 6-7.13. Electrical- b. All or doors opcning i.i. ii.,. *, o,*.T:L1l,,T."JJlJX':"|} self-closing and lalching devicc located nol tess than lbur (4) feet abole the "0",*"" :: ;$ill"Jl.I"JjJI: ground thc oulsidc by snull chiklren. Thc inlerference in cny rrdio or televlslo or othenvisc inaccessible ftonl pl"tntses' gnle provided \vith lock. fluctuations in line voltuge off the or door is also to be r suitablc screening irnd Landscrn4 c. r\bove ground pools \vilh a dcplh of four (4) fect only nt any poiol haring 6.7.14- Fencing. providedrhr (rilh Nalls or t shilll bc pemlitl(d a two (2) fool suitable enclosurc on lop n lockinS relraclablc ladder Boundary fenccs' rrhrch 6.7.14.1. that no fenct may be approved of Buildirtgs for lhe ofconfoml_ "'',n""'i" six (6) feel in hcighi' nnrl prolided by thc lnspector PurPose :;:il;,;;i;;;""i-*"to ;"i' ing to rhis Secrion C8. :;;:1 i::1l.iil":''''lwtlnlll li]:l1lffil 6.8.1.6. If an in-ground pool is to bc construcled, the conlractor or oNner (20) fe€t of lhe streel line or l[ll'.11,::f shall siatc rvhere the cxccss fill is lo be used ot lhe location of ils disposal eble room rn an abutring d\rellinS' home pllrls ind shall be indicated. If lhc exccss lill is to be rcnloved ltonl lhe propeny' per- loading' or setvice aleas lllobile 6.7.14.2. OPen storagc' mission must be firsl grantetl by thc Board of Sclcctmen, in accordnnce "'*li:ru; with ;; l*;m:::,'.il::ff 5l"l:"'"il:l "l'lilii all spplicable local bylt\vs and regulations. ;*l ill by nrrunl 68.1.7. No pool is lo be filled withoul first notifying the \\'ale. Deparllrenl t" height' or be equivalcnrlv obscured 'cgtu' l,"n* ,i". iai n" l\renly four (24) hours in adva cc and only lhen $ilh the approlal ofthc tion. Water Commissioners or Suocrinlendcnl shall such slvimming pool bc **tste pkk-trp antl refl"vd{: as required for nruniciprl lilltd under lhe suPervision 6.7.14.3. E:(cepl sdjdcenl proP''"" The swimming pool rniy be subjccl to lilting as not to be Yisible from lrash, or debris shall be srored so ol lhe Waler Conmissioners or Superintcndents. 6.8.1.8. pools arc subjecl lo the or any slreel shillt b€ corerd The rrealment and cleaninq of swimming ent of rcquircd front yald of Ihe 6.7.14.4. No more than fifty (50) perc IJissachuseus srate sanitary CoJe and rhe rules and regulalions "'H,'#*:l..:Hffi ;' Nn8slon Board of Heallh. x'i;i';ll:ii;:"1=il:"; 6E.1 com_ lll";tlJ; 9. The swimmine oool and eouiomenl shall be equipped to be pletely in ] Iine. emptied of rvaiei rh" ai..t,^re"a r,t:rtcr shrll be disposcd oI manner approved "na thrt $rill not creile il nui\nnce to S$imming Pools by the Boilrd of llcaltil 6.8. aDulting propeny. 6 8'l cenelal Reouilemenls Nilh ill 6.9. shnll be in conrom$ncc Conservation Rcstriclions Pools used for srvimming or bclhins 6.8.1.I." ""ppii.otr" rules,and rcg!l3iL'r.ru A+-fus!!]Eg$tqer!Is!I confonling ,na p.,rinent sl:rte and locrl codes' ,tt'l shlll be locnted Nilhin easenren!s tuh.t"ntiolly siJrh shall n{'r he l(" 'l,n; ,'iili"lilllil rheir rorir\e, strosr 6.s. I Priuate s,uim'"9 lian ltrF (r) i. t*''.'n'l'-l::"ol rli;' ;;;'..0 "J' trventy (20) fcct an(l lvho(c houndarI.'\ sh:rll n^l hc clos.jr lhln and shrll not be localed less than '1i"l]!l

213 -. pcmlillcd olhcl\\'i\c by ilctiorl of thc Bolrd oJ AP|cnls hlve b€en specifically tnt wriitcn copy or thr k'nrrs govcnting such penrlission arc ri or"tia.l " thc rcsulling pcnrlil issurd' i"iriirr.a o,ro"r,"a ro an cpplictrlion for irrd "no OccuolllcY Permit ?.1.4. or structurc or land shall bc occupicd' lscd ifr t'to pr"tir"l, building, ol wirhout an occuplncy penrlit signed b]'thc lospecto,r chal*ed in use ot tr'iii""" o.-ttt shall not be issucd until thc buildings' slruclurc' "ni.nirt ui"t in irll rLspccts N ith this Byla$ ' inti,"-t "omply "na pcmlit nlay be issucd io apPropriale cflses' ?.1.4.2. A t"ntporu.y occupancy 7.0. ADMINISTRATTON ?.2. Enforcement ?.1. Permits ?.2.1. zoninS Enforccnlent Officcr ndnlinistered by thc zoning Enfotccrrrent ?.1.1. Zoninq Pemrit tl.ff tfti, Bylaw shall be B!ildings' a building pemrit shall first reccive fron tht Oflic€r, who shlll be lhe Inspector of ftft."-Zoning lny pe.son seeking enf-."."nt Officer a Zoning Pcnnit indicflting complianct \tilh 1.2.2. Violations shrll-rrol islut r rtr" priui.iont of this Bylow The Inspector of Buildings 7.2.2.|.lfaviolalionsha]lbcdetcnnitlcdbythezoningl]nforcementofticer -.ii., ptcrrrises n.\\ritten permil until ! Zoning Petnril has bccn issucd by llle zonln! ."".iis",i"" of thc fauls artd inspcction of tlrc building his dul)'authorized Enforc€ment Officer. notice"" lhereof shall be lransrllitlctl to th" ut"n"'or shall orrler lhan nny use or condition-oflhe.prcnxses 7.1.2. Procedure ag.*. S"aft ttf." A copy oI madc lo lhe Zoning p.."i."ns of lhis tlylas;shnll ceasc irnnredialely' nppticarion for zoning Pernril shall be t;in" by (hc Zonitlg -2.'' t. "i"i."D' lo tnc Board of Scleclmen ftio.".tn"", Officer on fornrs available fro the Zoning Enforctmenl such notice shall also be deliYered suflicie l0 The applicalion shall be accompanied by informalion Enforcemenl Officer. Otficer. to be uscd or remains in^fl .o.iti"n." Nilh the pro!isions of lhis Byla\\" Al a nrlnlnrum' 'r.2.2.2. If after such notice lhe premlses conlinues J"t".-in" Bylas' lhc Borld of.sclcclnlcn shall include: .*ut",r..*,"o i" rt," .onilrion' ur rnis said infomralion thc ol rrrrs Said site pliln shnll be l.'gnl procec'tings to enfotce PloYisions a. A site plan for lhose uses listed in Seclion ? 3'l-l' ti.rl i"tti,"i" .orit"n.latc ? 3" Site Plan' Bylarv. a.u.un in tun"" villl lhe provisions oi Scction nfter arl nn! violrtion" i\ corrlinued "onfon sit€ plan or spccial Perrlril appro\'!l' 7 2 2 3 Each dav' or nollion of :r dtry ttrnt b. where the proposed use tequlr€s offcnsc approvll' shall conititutc a scParate evidence ofsuch approYal. including condilions of -a.t ,..""*' i"jl*lst *"k',- ?.2.2.4. l r rhe zo,,ins Enrorcen,cilr orllccr i;:;:";':li:l:.,;:'lli':ilffi 7. 1.2.2. The Zoning Enforcement Of ficer shcll .'l'" iplll:l']:': Jl; ;; of rnis eyta" an'lsh'lI the provisions Byh\v ttgatnst i suppon material for conrpliance \vilh lhe p;;\'isions of lhis "Jiffi 'd;# u' ;i i.c app'carion'''*:-'"'^:li: ,r'i,'uyr^,*'ona rhe zonins .":::,'::1,":;'::;:J::i:il'J,'"l'J'"h'l"il wltnln lounccrr i;;;;;;;';;';;;;;i\r+, urlr _ ^f ili( wilh- the e::l ',;d notify, in Nriling, lhe pany requestlni recerPl PelrnllPermir iflI lnethe ProPusEuproposed useuss is in conrplisnce ,.l:roJ::: n.,'--, rouneen (14) drvs or ^ 'hr reusons ri'cr"ror' said- use is inconsistent Nirh lhc Pro.visions ;;;.,,';;-j;l'" 'uirtrin Bylaw. lf :]-l:':""-l';:the pr.' '.f;;l,i ;iil ;;t**;;il;. .i"n tt" in Nririns or ";;. ofsuch request. '"titv "ppricant 7.2-3- visions with $rhich the use is not in compliance' Penalties atro\c. lor enfolcclnenl as desclib_cd ?.1.3. Building Permil ?2J l ln addition to the plocedulcs ,r'" p,". zoni;e Btr"* bc"il:1fii":ijffi'""fiT:'l 7.1.3.1. h shall be onlawft l for anv person to et"o' tontrtu"".I1ssru,tji i.r.". li,r'i. "';;so i"'io' u'u"*" o',to' ro s". alter a slnrclurestructure or establisheslaorIsIr ad u.rro!(rr!diffetent "'n't*i"ine p.rtlt :Hlffi"li: illii"liiTlll ;;'n"r"r t-u'" ct'rpr"r withoullvltnoul applyingoPplylns forIor andano f(|jctvrt'tsreceiving fromrru'r' thI'N.'i.i.oor !rNr^!'" oiSuiidi"S," -.--_.,.rnr " :::T:::lll'li $riring-totll^'l'-'i*.'"t.L- rn(n.ctor oi lion 2lD. 7.1.3-2..3.2. suchSuch permit shall be appliedapprred for in -'^Li(inn of this ByhN 'rpon i;" rnip..ro'or 7.2.3.2. penalrics for fiotalion\ ot .lny 'rrar' ettcll Buildings. The applicalion Nill be on r f':T":;;i:'r,,," :rllo$ed b) la\v for conviction, be affircd irr lhe ut"*',r,u'it itt"uu' Buildings aod shail be accompanied by a Plor plan' rr'' in"na'J offense. t";lH'1'::::::;;l'",il:pion"r"'"ro"no n"r ''".:i:'li:#;r"llt'ffi i :il..*fi::';;':Jff ,r';i ivru'u' "*'"p' "'

"l"j'\ by: ?.l.2.5. Approvll of a site plan shall bc rrses covcred by parngruph 7'3 2 l lt ?.3. l. Sre eh! tuqulEr! c. The Zoning Enforccntcnt Officer for ' with lhis Scclion is 7.3.1.1. r\ sitc plan approved in nccotdancc r'quircd obo!e. a building p€mlil for: befo.a the issuirncc of b. The Plnnning Boartl for llll oth('r uscs_ or vilrionce is rcquircd' :r. r\ll uses for lvhich a sPeciall iennil 7.J.2.6. lf thc sile plan conrFlics Nitll this Byla\'. il rllil)' be ilprovt\l or do('\ nol b. All uses or change in usc requiri g off-slre"l plrking or loading, ext'pt rDprov*d Nith condilions, if nccdtd. lo :lssurt'(olnpliallcc' lf it trrnJ- bc Jisxp' one (l) and l$'o (2) firnrily dwellings inld ftlnning and/or for a change of usc compl) $ith lhc purPoses nnd spccificarions ol llris Rylfl$, il which does no! tequire ncrv or additionrl off-strcet plrking sprces' prowd. lf disapproverl, the pldn can bc revised tnd rcsublDitled \'ithoul (45) thc of submission of thc c. All sites conltiniog mord lhrn otlc (l) principirl use' prcjutlice. Wirhin fo.ly-fiYc dnls fronl dllc Board shall' in lh€ c0sD of ! sPecial pctrrlil or a varialrce' ?.3.2. Submission Proced!rr ptan, rte Planning transntir to the Specinl Peruit Cranting Anthority or lloard of r\ppells I ?.3.2.1. Fifleen (15) copies of thc silc plT n shlll be subnlillcd to lhe To\tn riPon acconrpilnying such nlaterials' nlitps or plans as $'ill njd lhe Spcciirl Clerk togcrher rvith a Projccl Notification Form supplicd by lhe Zoning lermit Granring ,Authority or Boarrt of Appcals in judging lhe applicltiorl Enforccnrent Oflicer and an aPplication otr a fomr supplied by dle zonins ol for spccial pcnriit or rarilnce, nd, io nll olher clses, otily thc flpplicirrtt Enforcement Officer. S{id subnlission shirll be tlled duri gnon al busines! the action iaken. Failurc to acl nithin forty-fir'c (45) days sllall conslilulc hours and intmediatcly shall be forlv!.dcd lo lhc Zoning llnforctnent approvnl of lhe sile plan ils subnlitted Officer. approYcd sile isloltecha ged or c]ipAndcd' n (4'000) squAre feel or less oi gross floor atero: 7.3.2-7. If a use shoNn on iln Plaul a. All uses of four thousand as tre zonin! rerised sile plari shdll be sublllittcd [or approval in the slnte nrlnner ten (10) pArking spaces or less shall be rcrieNed alld rcted oD by lh€ original subnrittal. Enforcenrenl officer nnlcss a speciill pcmlit or variancc is rcqrtcsled' j.3.2.8. n)' buikling or stnrclure for Enforccment Officer and No building pemrit shail be issucd for b. All other uses shRll be revie\Yed by lhc Zoning bcen which sitc plan approvitl is rcquired unlcss nPProlat thcrcof shall hnYe iflhe submission is conlpleted. for\earded to lhe Planning Board' forc'[ltrl oblained in cornplicncc $ ith lhis Scctio .. 7.3.2.2. For all uscs for which sile plan sublrilt l to lhc Zoning E sile plcn 7.3.3. Contents lnd Forllllrl Officer is tequired, lhc application for sil. plin revieN and.lhe p'm ' 7.3.1.1. ccnificd by i profession l irrchilect' at the sinre titnc as the application for a building Said site phn shrll be prepitrtd nnd may be submitled or r:9:""9 to thc Plnllning Boald is r'qurtto rcgislered professional l.lnrl survc)_or. InndscitPc nlchilect Foi all uses for rvhich silc pliln submittal shirllf':: subrnilNd xl feisional Ccrreral Lilws Chilpler Il2' lDd the applicxtion for site pl; revicrv antl thc sitc plan shttll be cnsincr'r as rcqrrired byihc $bether or not delelopnrcnl (21),lrls prior to the aPplicirlion forN bu;lding pcmrrl shorv each oi thc follo;ng for lhc enlire site' teast iivenry-one ,, lhe Zonin_s srln i] ts to bc ph*ed, unless an itcnr or ilenls nre rvnireri it \Yritiog bt 7.3.2.3. withi five (5) days of recei!ing I sile ptan \Yhklr con|Illies suonxr.nrL Enforcement Officer or Planning Botrd, :ls lpproPrinte' submission requitelnents, the Zoning Enlorcernent Officct shall ( cop) ol lnr !* 7.3.1.2. (5) copies ot the site plon to lhe Plnnrlin! Bolrd und one l ) For all silc plans: inch or such otlrer scalt as rs plan lo each of thc follo\ein-c: a. Localion nrap al si\ hundred (600) feet Pcr Ile:rhh Bolrd appropriare. Board of Seleclmen, Consenatlon Conllllission Borrd o[ ' of property shorYn and the of Appeals. Ftre Deparltnent. Police Deprrlnrcol' Wrter Deprrimtlrl,'* b. The nanre(s) and address(es) of lhe ownet(s) enginecr and silrYeJor' Higtr*"ay Superinren,lcnl, and thc Trce wardcrt, erch of \rhot-t:1t::::"; name(s) and address(es) oflhe applicnnt' designer' utr't'' " recenl local tax li st comnrenls Nithin thi'tt (30) d.rys lo the Zoning Dnfortttnent c Names of all abullers as dete flni ned fronr the mosl rPproPrial('. d. fofly (_lo) feel lo lhe inch) Planning Board. $hiche\'el is u'' Dare, nonh poinr. and scrle (prefercbl) . . pcriod shrll.nr(cn rtslrl\_ol' Failure lo rclum commcnls Nilhln the specilled tinle e. Perimeter survcy oI lot. indicaling locrlions o[ 3ll easenrenls' boundiries' reviewing Boilrd or Official does nol lxkc is5ue \vilh the sitellrn .. *uy, p.op.n1' lor arca flnd zoning districl the tf .-,, uouniurlcs, dimensions' 7-3.2-4- Thc Specirl Penuit crinting Aurhoriry. .t tr'" ot"a er{isting and proposed. pt''lli.'"\fiii,iii :r puhlic he'rrine for proposcd conlours al inter{rls lhe cirse of \ariances, shall rrot conduct " = "-li f Topographic plan indicarins e)iislin! ind ltits r::. 'i. lo cle rl) in'licale rrers or variance unlil lhe appropfinle relieNine office ot.borrd ;;; nol grealcr lhan rwo (2) teer. Sutficn'rIl i|'fonr)flrion GIirDtln! /'uu'"'" \Yhere gravel or losnl sile plan And subntitled c repon lo the Speci'll Pcrmil t ln lhe sire and witbin fifry (50) fe.t of lhe sile llling ol rr'( "- Boaid of Appeals or until iorty-llte 1'ls1 tlays frorrr lhe plan h:rYe El.psed: 211 216 r.The proteclion of visual corridors' bet\rccn illconlprliblc Inlld b;The use of ldndscaping to est0blish buflers $s€s. pcrlestrirn orDcnities nvailrble lo thc c. The prcvision of open spaccs nd prblic. scrricc roilds' driYc\Yays' pitrking ,1. Tha orrungantant of lccess poillls, Nllk\vr)'s in n nlinncr \Yhich oreas, loadinl arers, lighling, aod pedcslriln $ith co flict bclween rehiclcs lrd h. All orhe. data required to makc a detemrinillion of conlpliance otf- iu.ltiiu,", ini"rio. circularion. minitnizcs irnd proridcs for coorditratioo Nidt ildjlce|ll slrecls' Propcrtlcs sireet Parking and loading requi.emenls' ped€strians lo indicrte thr imProvenrents. i. PhotogrtPhs and/or slides in sufficicnl qualilt rld del'il ind for fire { d policc cquiptnenl fealures of the sile. including. bul not linritcd to lopogroph) e. Erise oficcess,lrr!ct alld on slle nloYctrent "nvironient"lviews of the water, if any, adjlcent or nearby open splce il d adjacenl lnd other emergency sert'ices for plblic slfct) ' slruclures and/or uses of Iand. L Provision for !ndcrSround placenlcnt of utilili's' and proposed and othcr j. Schemaric design plans which accurlltcly locatc all cxisting g. Adequacy of the mc(hods of tlisposal for se\Yage' rcfusc drivcs'ay opc0lngs' ser' Luildings and strucrures, patking areas, drire$ays' $asles. usable open spirce' llndscapcd lr'as and thelro' the site a d adjlc€nl uice uaa-as, aommon areas' h. Provision for surface ru -off rDd lha ltolcction of lheteof (including fences' Ndlls, Planting arcils and \vdllis)' posed lrealmenl properlies fro r crosion as it rcsull thereof' iigbring, slgns, all facilities for slonn drailrage' scwage disposal' refuse' i, The sitins ot buildrnss. srructulcs. nnd onerr spcces tl*"t:]lllt]li:l nd othel utility s)stenrs (includinB firc lhmN rnrl '" oih". ,iort" dirpo."l, rrrlrrilllulll Protcclioll ol Pctlcslrlan illrd rrlechcnlcrl use of passi'rc solar cnelgy anrl to pcnrrit hydrants), and which deftnc all tnilterials, firlisllcs' struclurll cmissions' shildoNs areas fiom adverse inrpicts of rvintls' rcpors ot ollrer ,yst.rns and g.o.. floor:rreas (including thc proposed uscs ltler(of)' illustrile anil and/or noise. k. Elevalions and perspcctive dra$ings Nhich lhoroughlt propertics ond j. Hislorical considcrations;rnd colllpnlibilily s'ith abutling detine the features oflhe entire proJe0t. lol liShts locrle'l the area in Nbich it is locirtcd. l. Businejs sign\.lmffic signs ilnd sttect, sccurity oI pillking ano rnt r'(' l. Provision for maintenancc ofconrnloi illcirs' on sile and wilhin onc hundrcd fifly (150) f('cl of thc srlcr oI rrl l. Nleasures miliSatc intPacls oIdevelopnrenl dimension. heislht, color' lrnd illutrrinrtiorl (l)pc rlld c:lndlcPorYer) proposed lo signs or lights. 7.'1. lYtter Qualitl Re{ieN Commillce ro:tutui,u"" m. Triffic [lo!{ pattems Nilhin lhe sile, esrcss ond enltanccs' 7-4-l- Esrablishnlenl hunclrco is conr- unloading areas. culb culs on site and rvilhin orre -." 'll:].):; 7.4.1.1. There shall be a watcr Quality Revietr comflillee'-Nhich hour cnd F'irN trij'rtr Conflissioners or lnetr feel oI lhe sile' surface constructiorr' cstinrited d il) priscd of the members of lhe Boatd of \Valer levels on she and all abutling Public a d Privale \Ydys_ designees. during dnd allet co[- n. A plan for control or erosion' dust and sill' both 7.4.2. Porvers \lop's' conl pow- includc :tlt eriistins proposc'l hav€ lhe follo$rns struct'ion. Such plan shall 'rrld 7.4.2.1. The warer Revie\v connnirtee shall pernl:rnent erosion control sPE''"' Qualily struction seque;cing. tenlporary irnd €rs: \cour plolecllon' ma)'grant.l construction and s\Yale and stlcotrl Conlpliance' The Committee a. certific:rte of Water Qualiry provtslons (l) or Inorc rablcs indrc:rring. by zoninlr in accordance wilh th€ o- One '-lrssificrlion5:]T,iiH:':: c.nin."i. or ivor", Quaiity Conrptiance yard flnd rcar yard distarrces the t"tli]l':.1i,'"t and proposed setback, side rf,'J" : otseclion 4.13., Walet Resource OYcrlay Dislrlcl' anlicipuled on sll' po\Yer to leYre\r rhe sire cn,l all buildings. the number of people ttu" shrll hnle lhe parling rteas b. Revie\y ot Compliancc. The ComDrrrtre lnls and proposed gross floor sreir alld nurnber of units and overla)- Dislricl ol complicnce \vilh Section 4.13.. \\'itler Rcsoulce thcir locations. Con)Pliance- aytor" ana-ruirt it c.nifrcrt.r of waler Quilil] 7.3-4. Guidelines " co|lcerns slsll .. Rutes. Resurarions. Fees.and In considering any sile subnlitlal' lhe following :j:;Ht,It"'"ji::,:,1fili:#:i;;: ?.3.4:1. Plan Committec shall be aulhorized lo eslirul oYerla] oI llle walel fesource\ be reviewed: lht orderly administration,rn,l entorce'nc||t

2t9 :] a fces' conditions, snfeguards, and Iituil0tiotl of ti le seclion, including apFlicdlion rcquircnrcnis dnd schedllc of cosls' 3. The Board may inrposc :rppliciltions ald conlillucd erislcllcc of ilny pnniculilr slrucrurcs dnd fines as may be reasonably rcquired to Process investi' md for use, including lhe condilion' safeguards or linlitalion based gale, docuntcnl or bale lioltitio s' but excluaing any parlicutar i rvhich thc vari_ ,t .oniinu.,l of the lantl or slructnrcs Io APPeals ioon 7.5. Board of " "t"nership pctitiotler or ntly owner' If riShts nudlorized ancc penains by thc applicant Est.tblishnrent (latc of graltt-of ?-5.1. if o arc noi exe,cised \r'ilhin onc l-car of thc Board of Apptals of lltc (5) mcrnbcrs and l$o (l) "orion." notic( 7.5.1.1. There shrll be a .,1"fr uo;ance. thcy shnll lapsc illtd ntil) be rcillstilte(l only iier ffenlbefs. ossocinle and a ncw Public hearinS' the Board in officc irt the clfectivc dale of llis Blli$ 7.5.1.2. lvlembers of ?.5.J. Board of APPells P.ocedure in office. llcreilfter' as lemls c)iliire or vacancies occur' lhe ro shall codtinue Board shall adopt rules lo Soven ils proccedings pursuant pursuanl lo lhc requirenlenls 7.5.3.1.'' The Board of Selectmen shnll nlike rtPpoinlnlellls availablc to th€ public n ciaoter40A and 408. Such rules shall bc nlirdc 'nd ofChrpler 40A, M.C.L., Section 12, copy shall be filed wilh lhe Town Cterk' 7.5.2. Po\Yers pctition. for fl \'nn- ?.5.1.2. Wilhin sirly-fivc (65) doys of rccciPl of:rppeal oI Appeals shall halc lhe follorving posers: shrll llolu a 7.5.2.1. The Boartl of rnce, or a rcqucsl for a speciitl pcmlit. tllc Boflt(l of Appc.lls of the To\n or a. To hear and decide upon appeal by ny officer ot Boatd rhereof in acconlance rvith Chupter 40A' I\t C-L hearing givini notice - . by any order or dccision of thc Inspcclor ol appeal or pclllron by any pcrson aggrieved 1.5.1.3. Thc Board of Apperls shall nrilkc a dccision on lhe Officcr, Planning Board ot Seleclnen' In unless extcndcd by nuitAings, Zoning Enforceurenl for a variancc within olre hundred (100) dlys of filing' or in) violatio-n of any provision of Chapter 40A of NI C'L ils anlended' ot nnd the apPl hi:t' ' $ritt€n agrecnrent bctNccn lhc Boilrtl '\ppcrls :tl1-ol' days of lhc publrc rlcr rg' provisions of this BYldN. the requeit for a Spccial Pcrmil wilhin lrirrcly (90) by any person of n pPcals ilntl ulc l. An appeal lo lhe Board ol Appetlts mny bc taken unless exlended b)] rv.incn lSrecmcnt btttltcn thc Bocrd pcmr;t o'-cifo'c'n::n] aggrievJ by reason o[ his inirbilil)'lo obtain r applicanr. ofChilpttrl(J't aiion trom crry ndnrinistr:'rtive officidl urlder thc provisions shalt bc filed with the Tolvn.clffk irr a. The decision of lhe Boatd of APpe3ls as amentled. or by lhis Byla\r. or by irny pcrsorr includin! The decisiott shallrccitc.lhr of M.G.L-, along with a copy of Il plsns finally approred rsgrieved by an ordel or decision anu sn:rrr heird' lhc ttoiro.s officer or Board of the To$n eviOince freara, specific findings m3dc on thc evidencc (10) from lhc d'rle of thc rcceiPl of t\Irll(n 40A' and shall be tnken wilhirr thiny da)s lole cn each of rhc tindings required by i\'t'G'L" ChaPt€r and not other\\'ise' nolice of such order or decision recile lhe overall decision ofthe Board and the Yote' by lhis Byht{ ln The Board nray a special pennil Nhen aulhorized usc or riShts lhan thal requcsleo b. Srant b. The Board shall nol Sranl grealer reli€f' 7 5'. Board of Appeals' pemril. accordance with the provisions of Section in or requesl for special lhe applicarion for apleal, petition - poNer lo hear and decide petitions ofvrriances sent to the Seleclmcn' c. The Board shalt have the c' A copy of the decision of the Borrd shcll also be JoA of the Ceneral,Lr\ts.3s Officer in accordance with Section l0 of Chaplcr Inspector of Buildings, lhe Planning Boald Zoning Enforcement after public h'crinsl lor Nru'" imended from lhe terms of this BylsN' aod to the applicant. silh ChaPter 40A' provided thrl: wilh r€specl lo a notice has been given in accofdcnce . , 7.5.3.4. from lhe lcrms of this Bylaw pemlitt'd tfl No appcal or petilion lo-llre 1r or irctivily nol otherNise sPecial. exc€plion l. No variance may aulhorlze use building or lot of land ond no application lof a loc:ltcd' to lhe aPplcan: lhe Districl in Nhich the lilnd or structure is terms of lhis tsylaw \rhich hos been acred upon unfavorably nd r srtd doaro heirr(l i'nd spec illc:rll{,li on its merits by 2- The Board shall require evidence be ,lh by the Board of APPerls shall be considcred :" ;;:',: :il";'il"'""." J;;'loui'ion' wirtrinlrvo(2)y"o.saficrrh"diteofsuchunfavo|ab|eac|ionelceplw||n :ilil:;: ""oron'+t''ot trt'rrctutts anoclu espe.iattlrJP\ltqt ,,fitttine such land th".on."nt oflhe Planning Board' of such Iand or slruclu,.srru(tu't - . --.,-; .'rhrl oiuit tut one member thc zonin! distrtcl in rvhrch tt.ts ru'""" but nol affecling Senerally ?'6. Special Permit Gronling Aurhorit.r' in'or'e,s"b accor- ur r L vltr'' elto*-, \rill issue permirs in :'ll'::j'";;:h;;:i;i.';;*';;;ilPrv!rJtvrrJ "outa ofnPP''-",--..ll.nl- ?41---Ttqs!sdd gcr t c!!!! gAu',h^',i'! stanlialSlanllal h0rdship,n0rosnlp, Itnilnclillfinancial or olhcrNise. lo lhe pelitioner Rules nnd Re!!ulrtioffil .,,^ -' drnce tvirh procedurc and p,o"i,'onio7tl't grank'd lvithour subslrrrtin! dctn 'rn"" 'hp rhe t"'"'" and lhe dcsiredcsrre reielief el nrcy beoe rv aJopred " rleviattng t'"" ' rhe specirr Pennir cfanrins public good and Nilhoul nullifyin!! or substlntiall) l Pernlil''".i'::ii::::.1:...l' ol lnls D}'u" ' of Chaorer {0A and of Scciiorr^r!rho 7.7.. Speci inreoi olthis Bylaw. received \rilhin founcen (14) days of the dale of the b. Said report has been 7.6.2. [Jnless othcrwise spccificd in lhis Bylirv. tlle SPccial Penrrit Cranline public hearinS. sincc the public hearing \Yilhout recelpl Auihoiity is lhe Board of APPcals' c. Fourteen (14) days have expired 7.7. Special Permit ofsaid reporl. for ADproval of Soccial Penllil 7.7.1. Procedqrg ?.?,2. Consideralions shall rrot aplrovc an)'srlcn us€s *hich are desiSnatcd rn. Special Permit cranting Aulhority ?.?.1.1. A rpecial Pennit shrll be requircd for all i:t.2.,. usr ul pennit unlcss it finds thnl' In lls Ju(lgemcnr' Bylaw as requiring a Spccial Permit bcforc thc lnspeclor of .roolication for a special in rhis g'nt'"| anJ ink'nr of this.tlvla* Ituilding or occupancy penrlit or before thc zoning ,'ii ti" i. i^ tt""it*t tr'" Prrrposcs Buildings may i$su€ { '*ith iud lilllilillions una \vith thc conditions' slfcguatds Eoforcement Officer mtly issue I Zoning Pemril' .nl,uUi.", ,o "ontislcnl condilions: herein set forth antt subjecl 1o:rll lhc follo\ing 7.7.1.2. Each applicaiion for a special pcnnil shdll be on fonrs supplied bt or is an nppropriat!' location for such 3 use' slruclote the Zoning Enforc€menl Office and sholl be filcd \\ith thc Town Clerk cn{i !. The specific sile in quadruplicare \rith lhe apP.opriale Spccial Penirit Cranling Authority condition. adversely nffcc( the ncigh- who shall lransmit copies thereof to ihe Zoning Enforccmenl Officer rnd lo 'b, The use as derelopcd and operaterl rvill nol lhe Pldnning Board, if it is not lhe Spccial Pemrit Granting Aulhority' borhood. rchiclcs or pedcstrians or \,olumc The copies filed Nith lhe Specirl PeflDit CraDting Aulhorily shall include c. Thcre will be no nuisance or hazard lo lhe date and lime of filing cenified by the To$n Cl.rk' greater than the capacity of lhc strcels cffcctcd proridcd forlhe propcropcrillon The Planning Board or the Zoning Enforccnrent officer, as appropnol'' d. Adequate and appropriate facilities will be shall hold a tublic hearing sithin si)ily-tivc (65) days from thc dare of liling, oflhe proposed use. ( lfler lhe dale ol thc typc of vehicle of such application anrt al any linre up lo founectr 14) dals e. Access to Ihe site over strcels Is appropriatc for Crantins Ihe public hearing, lrarsrDil lo lbe app.opri te Special Permit involvetl. such nlalcrinls. nrrPs or plans ds wlll Authoriry, a report acconlpanied by ?.7.3. Condilions of Soecial Pemrit aid lhe special Pemrit Graoting r\uthority in judging lh' lpplication and in cril:':l:i::l*:l ?.?.3.t. tn approving a spccilll pcrnrrr' txc sP(cirl Pcnrtil determining specitl conditions nnd safeguards. ntay rttach such clnoiiions. lirrritations rnd bc subject lo llle pro{l ':l"c""tj: it pemrlllt:.l:""1"T srrrr' :11:,: 7.?.1.3. Each application for a SPecial Pcnnil shttll .rrary ,o prot""t lhe istfict 3nd tllc foNn N_o spcclcl ''^' of Decds Siid-condl_ sions ot Section 7.3., Site Plan. eflect until such notice is recordcd irr the R€gislr]' ?.7.1.4. The special Pcrmit Crantins Aulhoril) shiltl, nl lllc c\pense ol.lllc tionsandsnfepualdssha||alsobettritdclpllIofthcbui|dingnem)l|.IneJ proridto tn applicanr. Sive public notice of tht hcaling in thc nranrrcr nay include b;l are nol limiled lo the follorvitls: lhc Gcnetill LcNs' greill€r lhnn the tltininrunl Chapter 40A, Seclions 9 and I I of a. Requiremenl o[ slreel, sadc or rear )'ards be nlldt a. The decision of lhe Special Pcnllit Crantins Aulhority tlrusl required. ol dnte of public heirring' urrd [nilun or olhel of thc prcrrrs's wilhin ninet) (90) days follo\\ing lle b. Requirenrent of scrcenirlg of Prrkin! arccs PaIts ninely (90) d't!s snrtt the said Board to take final aclion Nithin sirid '" fro,n idloining p,"n,ir", o, fronr tle itrcer' permit. 9t'*Ii-t:L::::,1].""t"t*'"tgrcnttng ruttt'"'1' deemed to be a grant of the special ortre. Oevi..., a. specified bt lhc spccial pcrmit Gtlnlrn! Any rpproval \shrch has been glinlc(l by lhe Spccial Pcnnil appearances oflhc struclure' ?.?.1-5. c t\todificalion ofthe exlerior ltalurcs or ^- of pcrasrxnh 7.6-. Specicl Aurhoriry under lhe provisions i"^': Y.':':'];:!'n rl.Limitationofsize'numberofoccupanls,mcthodoftirneofoperal|on,or Authority, shall laPse $ilhin lwo (2) yc.r's frorrl lhc Slrant lnercor' 'r " extenl of facilities. for good cltr:tor' 'u raffic stantial ;se thereof has not sooner conlnrcllced excepl ofaccess driv€s orolhe' bcgun o1 e. Regulation of number. design and location the case of a pemit fot conslructiotr. if conslruction hcs not 'u" features. date except for good cause. beyond the or olher special fearures render an) dtcr5ion f. Requirement of off-street parklng 7.?.1.6. The Special Penttil CrontinS Autllolily shall nol Bylaws- follottrng lrr' minimum required by rhis or olher appl;ccble on cn apphcatlon a spectal pennit before any one of lhe condilians ol lor compliance wilh the g. The filing of an annual cerlillcallon of taken place: n,^--in, approval by the applicant. a. The public hearing has been held Nilhotrt norillcxliorr ft"lt'lL:H;:suulnll a rrP'" Borrd to the Boirrd of Appe0ts tll0l lhe Planning Board \\'ill TIIE I\IOTION \Y'\S C.\RRIEI) slNcE lT !\tET TltE :/l REQLllRllllllNl- Sxt(ly conrnritt''r' on ihh poinl, the lloderntor conrrlrr-nded tlle zoning Ai tllt t''lrs' l..trtiofrhe fo,"n lteerin-e bod-'_ for iis rirt'lt'ss clTons lllroll_lhout

Leo A. Kellcy moved to reconsider A icl' l'

YOTED thnl lht'To\ ARTICLE ?. On lhe notion of Cli\e W l)frslct' lL' taken undet Anicte d I of thc 1992 J\|rnudl To\'[ i\lc''tilrg .r,nJtfta ".," 7.t. Fees Rrd as follo$s: fee schedule: The Bonrd of Scleclnlcn shnll cstrblish frolll thr'r' lo ll\'' ?.8-1. Estahlishment of "To increrse lhc nunlber of Bonrd of llenlth lllelllbeN -l.-h"dul" of f""" un

225 s r.99{. l2l. Finance commiatee 398. Accouniantl 1,,130. Board of Assessors t.240. Taeasuter 136. Colleclor 102. Wage & Personnel Board Town Cle rk 563. Election & Registration Conser!ation Commission 6E2. Plannint Board 160. t69. Appeals Board 1.219. Pblice Department 5.S42. Fire Depanmcnr I,576. lflspection Serviccs 39t. Animal Conlrol 292. Harbormaster 2,220. Gencral Highways 14. Solid Waste Disposul 1.79.1. Water Commission t,25$. Wlge and Heahh Board by st.iking Schedule C as shown in thc'forvn of Kingston 940. its plale-tabl' D Council on AginS Penonnel By-iarvs July l, l99l - Junc 20, 1992' by insening irr 6S2. E repl'' Youth Comntission representing a change in the compensaliori rale for FY92 ond Tablc l9t. it Veterans' Depariment senting a change in the compensalion rale for FY9] and Table F teprestntin! Library t,754. change in Ihe compensation rate for FY94, 933. Recrcation b)'$rbsx' and nol$'ilhslanding lhe Provisions of Sectioo 8 of said bylnN' tuling forrthe ratios lisled in lhe FIRE sCHEDULE rnd the LABoR SUPER- INTENDENT scHEDULE for FY92 increcscs corrsislenl !rilh-lhe increr(s Inr gronted for FY92, FY93. 3nd FY9J to olhcr enlplolces clrssificd undel SCIIEDULI' I} wage and personnel byla$. JulJ l, l99l - June 30, 1992 u*I TV And lhal silid incfcasts shlll be in cffccl for all Positions cl;rssificd Com. Grade I II ItI I Jub lvv' 5.98 lhe wage lnd Personnel ByLaN and retrouclivc to I July 1992 nnd s-r 4.85 5.23 5.49 pryroll on tn' orc 6.57 6.73 respectivel) for all those individuals lislcd orr lhe ToNn's s-2 5.98 6.24 '1,17 6.76 7.00 of enactmenl of this change- s-3 6.57 'J.17 '1.13 be tlllnsfenetl llonrrnr s-4 6.78 7.00 And, to fund said changes that the sunl o[ 52?.008 '7.22 '1.54 7.'15 Reliremenr of Long-temr s-5 7.oo E.ll FY 1993 approprirlion entilled ?"ot""l-:::l"i:u s-6 't-22 '7.43 7.75 apPropridtion of various Town depannrents '" 9.27 rhe FY93 Personal Services 8.29 a.72 s-7 7.92 | 1.62 9.47 9.91 s-8 8.99 27,674 s-9 23,302 24.767 26,220 | 34-442 s-10 29,t34 30,900 32,67 hourlJ' s.0s|r Call Firetighler (Parl linle) (parl hourly '1.92 'JulY I' Car.laliar Landllll time) - 7.1 l Casurl Parl-Time Workcr hourly I rI III T\l CsE Grsds , cifil Defensc DePuty Dircclor (pln tirne) irInuilllt I12.00 5.00 5.39 5.65 6. t6 s.l Citil Defense Director (pan limc) irnnually 23r.00 s-2 6.16 6.43 6.'t't 6.9S Clerk Eleclion(Part liDre) hourly ?-ll s.3 6.17 6.98 7.21 7.39 - (pan time) hourly 't.39 clerk General s-4 6-.98 7.21 ?.6i - Planning Bo:rrd (Pa linre) anoually r36.00 '1.44 't;1'l Clert- s-J 1.21 7.98 Cler!- Sprcial Town ComrDiltccs Nol 7.65 7.98 s-6 1.44 0lherwiss Specilled (pan linre) lrourll s-? 8. r6 8.54 8.98 9.55 Ch.k-Treasure r's Office (part ti e) hourly 8.5? s-8 9.26 9.'15 t0.2 t I t.9? cle*- Warer Boanl (pafl titlle) annually 2,495.00 s_9 24,001 25,510 27,OO7 28,501 CooseNation Officer (part li e) annurlly !0.000.00 s-10 30,008 31.827 33,651 35,475 ?.5.1 Cook - Council on AginS (pan tir e) hourly Clslodian Recreation (pan rinre) hourly 7.1 I Dir.ctor for- Council on Aging hourl) 9.84 SCHEDUL' B Direclor of Youlh Programs (pan lime) hourly I l.3l July l, 1993 - June 30, 1994 Direclor Summer Progranr Recreation IV Com. Grade _l_ II lll (seasonal) - rveclly 2t).69 s-l )-t) 5.55 5.82 6.1{ Election Officer hourl) 5.93 s-2 6.34 6.62 6.91 1.19 L\eculive SecrelaD (pan lime) aDnurlly 1,945.00 '7.19 '1.61 s-3 6.91 7.43 L\eculive Secretary Conservation s-4 '1.t9 7.43 7.6t ?.ES Commission (p!n time)- annually 5.000.00 5-) 7.43 7.66 8.00 8.2! Executive Secretary Finance 7.66 7.88 4.22 8.61 Commi(ee (pan lime)- nnually 2,692.00 s-7 8.40 8.80 L25 9.8J Executive Secrelary Pldnning Bo0rd s-8 9.54 10.(x 10.52 12.31 (pan rime) - annuallY 3.562.00 s-9 24,721 26,2't 5 27,817 29,'159 Execulive Secretary Zoning Board s-10 30,908 32,182 34,661 36,U9 of Appeals (pan rime)- annuallt 3,'169.O0 Executive Secretary Wage and 2.26t.00 Personnel Boord (pan- timc) ann rllY FIag Anendant per location 136-00 SCHEDULE C 't77.00 Miscellaneous Compensalion Schedule Foresl Fire Warden ilnnuall) 4.63 1991 - June 30, 1992 Croundskeeper (pirr rimc) hourly July l, 6.47 (|Iourldslieeper Scnior (secsonal) hourly Aide ro Lifeguard per season ?1.00 'l12.N Harbor Masrer/Shettfi- sh Conslabl€ Altemate Health Agent (pan rime) annuallY (pm rime) annuallY 5,321.OO Ahemate Inspector of Buildings 26,921.00 Health Agenr (full lim€) annuallY (pan anblallY 740-00 4.63 time) Uldrant Worker hourly Animal conrrol Officer (pan annually 8,726.00 6.47 lime) Library Page (pa( time) hourly 43E.00 6.78 Animal Iospector annuallY Liteguard (seasontl) hourly Assistant Director S!mmer Paogram Llleguard Swimming Instructor A2.47 6.78 Recreation (seasonal) iveekly (seasonal)- hourlY 5.98 Assislant Harbor Masler/Assislanl .\lap and hourly 591.00 Deed Coordinator Shellfish Constable (pan rime) annually hourly 6.47 8.03t lloth Supcrintendenr Call Fire Caplain (part time) hourlY larliing tourly 5.00 8.03 Altendant (seasonal) Call Fire Lieulenant (pan-time) hourlY 229 ': r" '

tonurll)' :.570.00 10. t? Cl l Wller Board (Pir tinrc) - tlnnuoll) t0.300.fi) 8.94 Cons.rration Offiaet (P|rfl linle) 7.'t1 4?5.00 Coo!-Council on Aging (parl lintc) hourl) 7.-ll 6.78 Cuslodian Recreation (p!n lirlre) hourl)' - 10.l.l Senior Lifeguard Swimnting lnslructor Director for Council on Agirg hourl,v - I 1.65 (seasonal) hourly 7.92 Dirrcl0r 0f Youlh Progr lls (parl litlle) hourll Sireetlister/Census Clerk bourly 6.78 Director oiSuntnrer Progrrrlts Rccre.rtion - 210.fi) Sunrmer Program lnstruclor Recrealion (se!sonal) \rcckl!' 6.1I (seasonal) - hourlt 5.38 Elr.rion Officcr hourl) : .00J.00 Supervisor- After School Prograllls hourl)' ?.8r hecutile Secretary (pan tiluc) an urlll Supe.visor Assislanl Ereculi!c Secretary Corlservnliorr - - 5,I50.0() After School Programs hourly 5.t7 Commission ( pirn li rc) inuIilllt Velerans'Agenl annufllly 4.361.00 E\eculire Secrctary Fin{ncc - 2,7?1.00 Warden Election hourly 'll Comnlilree (pm tiorc') nn Iall) - Erecutire Secrctnry Plnnrlin-q Bolrd * Plus $500.00 pcr (firsl horr of dulr- Paid trt S l3- l0) I'enr (p!fl limc) - nnnurllY 1.669.00 + Plus $300-00 per year (flrsl holr ofduty pnid nt Sl3 .10) Erecutive Sccretary Zoning Boitrd of ** Phs S 150.00 per ycrr (firsl horr of duly paid nt S 13.10) - I,SSl.00 .{ppeals (pan rinte) i l uall) Erecuive Secrclsry \\'rge nnd SCHEDULE C 2.1?9.00 P.rsonnel Board (pan- riole) a[ uill)' i\liscellaneous Compensrtion Schcdulc t40.00 Flag Attendant pcr locirllon Julr I' 1992 Juuc -10, l99J s00.00 - Foaast Fire Warden annralll ?5.00 4.71 Aide to Lif€eruard PCr SeAsOn Cioundskceper (pan ti re) hourly 6.66 Altemate Health Agenl (pan lirne) airnunlly 733.00 Groundskeeper Senior (saasorlrl) hourly Altematc lnspector of Buildit|gs Ha.boi [tasrcr/Shcll- {ish Consrable '162.ffi 5.4,S 1.00 (pan lime) annually (pifl linre) ant|ually 27;129.00 Animal Control Oflicer (pan tiore) ann!ally s,9s8.00 Heahh Agenl (full rimc) nnrrucll)' 1.'t1 Animal lnspector annually 451.00 Ilydranr Worlier horrl!' 6.66 Assistana Direclor Sunrmer Progfttnr Library Page (pan rime) hourlY 6.9S Recreation (seasonal) - \Yeekly 146.74 Lifeguard (seasonat) hou.lv LifeSuard AssisIanI Harbor Masler/Assistant Swimming Inslructor 6.9S ilnnually 6l1.00 (srasonal)- hourlY Shellfish Constable (pan time) 6.16 8.12: trIap anal Deed hourlY call Fire Cdptain (pan timc) hourly Coordinator 6-66 8.32 iiloth hourly Call Fire Lieurenanr (parr lime) hourly Superintendenr 5.l5 Parking howly Call Firefighter (part lime) hourly Alrendan! (sersonal) l0-48 8.16 Patrolman hourlY Careraker Landfill (part time) hourly (pan time) 9.21 - Personnel (pan hourlY Casual Part-Time Woaker hourly Clerk lime) 489.00 Regislrar annually Civil Defense Deputy Director Eleclion 6'98 15.00 - hourlY (part time) annuallY I Senior Clerk Generil (prn linre) 226.00 SeniorLifeguard- Civil Defense Director (part time) flnn!ally Swinrminglnstruclor 8- t6 (seasonal) hourlY Clerk Eleclion (pan tinre) hourly 6.98 5.99 Streetlister/Census hourlY Clerk - General (pan time) hourly Clerk 140.00 Summer Recreation - (prn lnnuallY Progranl Inslructor 5.54 Clerk Ptanning Board tinre) (seasonal) - hourly Clerk - Spccial Town Commirlees Nol 8.04 - Strpervisor After Schgol Progranls hollflY Orherwise Specilled (pafl tinre) houtl)' - .:t ' Clerk . Trelsurer's Office (pan linre) , : ho-ull):: i :

Supervisor Assislant Afler School Ereculive Secrelary * Conservalion - 5,305.00 Progranis hoxrly Conmissiol (Pan lime) anrluallY Vetefttns'Ageni annrally Errcutive Secrctary - Finlncc Wardcn Eleclion horrrly Conmittee (pan time) onnudllY 2,856.00 - Secretsry Plunning Board * Plus $500.00 per year (hrst hour of duty paid at S l3- l0) Ereculive - (pan time) annuallY 3;t79.OO + Plus $300.00 pcr lerr (li^t hour of duty Prid at 513.10) Secrelary *Zoning Board of ** Plus S150.00 per year (first hour of duty paid ai S 13.10) Lxecutive Aptsals (pan time) anrually 3,998.00 SCHEDULE C Erecliive Secrelary Wage Bnd - 2,399.00 trtiscellaneous Conrpcnsation Schcdule Personnel Board (pan time) annually 144.00 July l, 1993 - June 30, 199.1 Flag Att.ndant per location Forcst Firc Wardcl annually 824.00 Aide to Lifegudrd per seasol i7.00 Crou.dsk€ep€ r (part Iime) houtly 4.91 Altemate Health Agent (pan linle) nnr,ually 755,00 Goundskeeper Senior (seasonal) hourly 6,86 Ahemoie Inspector of B!ildings Harbor MasIer/Shell- fi sh Constable (pan lime) annuully 785.00 rime) annually 5'645.00 Animal Control Officer (pan linlc) nnnually 9,258.00 han Heahh Ag€nt (full lime) annually 28'561.00 Animal Inspeclor a nually 465.00 Hydrant Workcr hourly 4.91 Assistant Director Summer Progmln - Library Page (pan rime) hourly 6.E6 Recrealion (seasonal) \veckly l5l.l.l '1.19 Lifeguard (seasonal) hourly Assistanr Harbor Masler/Assislanl 629.00 , Lifeguard Swimming Inslruclor Shellfish Conslable (parl timc) nnually , - hourly 719 Call Fire Caprain (pan rime) hourly 8.:li Geasonal) Ilep 6'34 Call Firc Lieutenanr (pan time) hourly 8.57 : and Dced Coordinalor hourly .Volh 6'E6 Call Firefighler (pan lime) hourlt 3.5?*l Sup€rintendent hourly Pa*ing 5.30 Caretaker Lrndfill (pan time) hourly 8.40 Attendant (seasonal) hourly Palrolman 10 79 Casual Pan-Time- Worker hourly /.f.t ' (pan rime) hourly Personnel 9'49 Civil Defense Deputy Direclor : Clerk (pan lime) hourly 5O4'0O (part time) annurlly I18.00 Registrar Election annuallY 235.00 Senior Clerk- (parl hourly 7'19 Civil Defense Direclor (pan time) mnually - Ceneral lime) Clerk Election (pan time) hourly ?.5J . Senior Lifeguard Swimming Instruclor - 6.t1 (seasonal) - hourly 8.40 Clerk General (par1 time) hourly : 'l.t9 skeerlisrer/Census Clerk - Planning Board (pan rime) annually 144.00 Clerk hourly Clerk - Special Town Committees Not sunmer Program Inslructor Recrealion - 5.11 Otherwise- Specified (pan time) (seasonal) hourly 8-28 Clerk Treasurer's Office (pafl rime) SuPervisor- After School Program ho rlY Cle* - Water Board (pan lime) Supervisor Assistant Afier School 5,49 Conservation- Officer (pan time) ,=,* Programs - horrly V€lerdns' annually 4,627.00 Cook Council on Aging (pan rime Ag€nt 'l.s4 lt*i' Warden Custodian- --- Recrealion (pan time) Elecrion hourly * - Director for Council on Aging Plus 5500.00 pertear (firsr hour ofduty paid at $l3.lO) ,Director i'*; of Youth Programs (part tinre) i':iii + Plus $300.00 ;er ;ear (fiIsl hour of duty paid at s l3- 10) dul) paid 5ll l0) 226.i0 '*PIusSl50.00 peryearlfirst hourof ^t AcTloN' 6.29 FINANcE coMMtrrEE RECor'II\'ILNDED Fr\VoRABLE 2,061.m .The requesl rcconsidcrrtiorr \qas ARTICLE 6. Clive W. Beasley moved lhai thc following FY 1993 appropria- following for rccordcd \rith thc To$n rions be increased as follows: Clrrl: Snorv & Ice s 5,000 Requcat ofJohn L. Sullivln lo reconsidcr Aniclc 5 rccciycd on Novcnrbcr 9. Kingslon Elemenlary I t,200 1992 at lOi.l,l p.m. Silver Lake Regional 66,557 Repayment ofDebt Shon-lenn 10,000 Long-lemr Inleresl - 31,946 SPECIAL TOIVN IlIEETING shon-rerm Interesl 4,850 NOVEIUEER 19. 1992 And to nreet said e)ipcnditures lha the sunr of S129,553 be trarsfened from ihe Overlay Surplus Accounl. The ndjourncd Spccitll To\rn i\'lccrin-! Nos c|rlled lo ordcr by thc trloderalor, Larvrcncc l. Wiflokt|r, at 7:]6 p.or.. at lhe Kingston Elentcntnrl' And, lhal lhe follo*ing FY 1993 approprialions be dectcosed as follotrs: School, 150 Nt io Slrcct, Kingsron, Ilrssnchusclls. Tdx Title Foreclosure s I s,000 The vote checlers Nerc: Robcn A. iuullikcn. lurric F. Sher nrtd lln rcc E. Library Expenscs 15.000 Tsohig. The doorkceper rlits Janct S rith: th!' likc ca.ricr Nas Chirrl('s v. Repayment of Debi Long{enll 100,3 r 2 Ladd: and J l|lic llason rccordcd thc nrectitlg- Employee Benefits - 103.550 Properly & Liabilily 17.500 The srvorn tellcrs Ncrc Dona T. ,Appte, Donnll ill FarringtoD, Jillllt:s J. ,udg. ind Willian J. T$ohig. for d tolal decrease ofS251,362. The lvlodcrillor thc on the \rnrrirot And, further, that the ToNn vole lo iocrcase funding for thc FY l99i announccd thrt lrnny of rrticlcs tequired a quorunr prdsertl ly s hofl of llle 100 lotcrs Repaymenl of Debt Shon-lenn by 565,000 and, to tlleel lhis c]iPcndilur'' of I 00 vote rs. Since wc wcre It'quireml'nl. rvitlr no quorulll rcquircrntnt lhar the sum of565.000- be transferred fro|n lhe Slabilization Fund wc Noukl rnkc ul) rhosc xrtichs itlr. Winokur adrised rhat wc would nrole firsl to Article 13, Clive w. Beasley flrther nroved to dividc as folloNs: ARTICLE 13. Alber-ehini. \'OTED UNANIIIOUS- l. The increases and dccreases in lbe FY 1993 appropriations' On lhe motion of Jon tl. LY lhal the To\rn acceDt fro the Arlerican Le!:ion Posl a lift of a strip of 2. The incrcase in the FY lt93 nppropri.rtiorrs to be funded b) a tllnrier lind l0 fcel by 60 feet. nlore or less. on thc s'esterly side of a parcel of llnd from the Stabilizalion Fund. shorvn on lhc Kingslon Assessors' Itap 46 as Lol 13 and l0 feel by d0 fect' L3\rs' lo allo!v for lhe 2/3 vote rcquircd by lvlassachusells Genctll more or less, on rhe nonherly sidc ofsaid Lol 13. conlprisin-E 1,000 squnre fct't chapter 40. Section 58 for lhc transfer of funds frorrr the Stabilization morc or less. silid slrip of lunrl bcing :r parl of l-ol l4 sho$n on Kingstoll Account. Aslessols' l\laD 46 n{l nunrhcred:-11 l\lrirl Strcet:lnd siturltctl ndjacclll to thc building Slrecl' FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED FAVORT\BLE r\CTION' knorvn as Surprize llose House located on i\'tain FINANcE FAvoRABLE ACTIoN' Gregory F. Hunter questioned lhe quorunr- The lellers teported'- afl'r ' corrNrrrrEE REcoi\Ir'IENDED colnt of the house, that lhere lvere 92 v;lers present. Thc lloderalor declar''l BoARD oF sELEcTNlEN REcol\tt'tENDED FAvoRABLE AcrloN lhat there was an insufficient number of voters presc t lo take aclion on Inls ARTICLE l.l. on thr nrorion of Clite w. Beasle). VOTED UNANII\toUsLY anicle. prrcelr and/or ri'!lns l0 lhsl lhe Bonrd of SL'lecrnren be rulholiTeJ lo rcquirc ldnd lhe motion Edmund I King. Jr-, voTED to adjourn lhis-nlectinP ol w'ry Io on of in land prrrcels oblairring 3 sccure rlrd lublic righl Kingslon Elcmenlrr] for the oumos('ol Thursday, November 19, 1992, lrl ?:30 p-m., al lhe .rr"" r;, .;;.,;;;;;;; ;;--,r. .ar.i imp,orc'nents ror rhe Roule 106' School. v"ppi"8 R;;;-;.;;,-ir."t ir," pryntp,.^ Torvn Line ro Route 27-' and to voters fron requirdd pirccls There rvere 127 vorers present froot Precincl I and 105 acquire lhese oaicels or nrodification of srid plrcels or othel bt errrrncnl Precincr ll. for a rotal of232 voters. rhrough att legal lrenns including donrtiorrs- purclrr\c or lrkinss domain. Adjoumment was al l0:40 p.m. AcrIoN' FINANCE coMMITTEE REcoi\'1i\'lENDED FAvoRABLE AcrloN' BoARD oF sELEcrN.tEN RECoi\'{IIENDED FAvoRABLE

235 A i;ole $as tflken on lhc ntotion to diridc.

"ro be crpended u derlhe dircctio of tha PenDane t lluildillg Commirre. Tltll lllOTlON Wi\S CARRlllD. with lhc nppro\'ol thc Dotrd LibrirD of of Trusrccs for rhc nccessilry rel.lin. A rotc \yls takcn on thc finl prlrt of lhc oriSinrll lltolion up to ald including improverrents {nd renovalions to the nc$' library sire at the come. ofCreen ''for a total dccrease ofS251,362." llnd Summer Strceis, And, that lhc Trustces lay c)ipcld funds for the fumishin! WAS CARRIED' ind equipping of said buiidins anrj tbr atl costs relirrcd to nloriDg front rh; TtlE i\iol'lOn' existing facilily to lhe nerv library- And, furthcr, that the Tolvn vole ro rstrb- A vole was Itkcn on lhe sccond pad of thc originnl r olion Nhich \r'ls thc lish a Design Advisory Conmlittec lo rhe Board of Trustees cotlprised of th. prriSiaph begi ning "And funhei" nnd endinS "from thc Statlilizitlion l:u d four cunenl nlcmbcrs of lhe Library Building Study Comnrirree and a fifrh " THE iIIOTION Wr\S CARRTED UNANIi\IOUSLY' nlenlber lo bc appoinled by the Trustccs frori the Pcr aoent Buildin! 1993 Conrnrinec. Any vacancics in snid conl ittee to be filled in the same manner On lhc motion of CIiYc W. Berslcy, VOTED Ihat the folto\ring FY as provided in Anicle 3t of thc 1987 r\nnual To$n i\lecrin-[. Thc funclion oi rppropriations be incrc0sed as follorvs: lhe desigo r\drisoD, Conlnlilee shnll bc ndvisory only and it shall nol consri- Sno',v & lce s 5,000 tulc a formal ToNn Conulittce." Kindston Eleolenrary I t.200 and substitutiog therefor thc follorving: Silver Lake Regional 66,55? 10,000 "lo be e)ipended under the direction of lhe Library Buitding Conlmilte. to Repayment of Debl - Shorl-tenD bc estublishcd b), this article. Such conunirree of se\'en nleotbers, ni Ieasl t\\c Loog-tenn Inlerest 31,946 oflvhonr shall have considerable erperlise in thc b!ilding lrades, conlprised 0l Shon-term Intercsl 4,S50 three members appoinled by (he Library Trust{e$two nlenrbcrs appoinled b) And, to meet said expcnditures thal Ihe sutlr of $129,553 bc lransferred lhc Selectnren. one nrenrber appoinled by rhe Tor;n Nloderotor.ond one mem' from the Ovetliy Surptus Accounl. bea dppointed by the Finance Comnrittcc. \rith the Libaary Director as an er- as follorvs: officio, tlon-voting member. Such comnrittee shall be aulhorized to erp€nd And, thal lhe following FY 1993 approprialions bc decre'sed arfl,l funds, nrake all necessary decisions and take all orhcr action necessary lo Tax Title Foreclosure $ 15.000 pmf out silid project. from Designer Selccrion throush the conrplction of thc Library Expenses 15,000 ect, plrsuanl under the general direction of lhe Board of Lib.ary Trus!.es and RePaymenl of Debt Long temr r00,312 lo Ihe regular Designer Selection Procedures adopted by the Bo$d to be '11 Employee Bencfits 103,550 Seleclmen. Tha ofLibnq Committee shall make written reporls to the Board Properry & Liabiliry 17,500 Truslces, lhe Pemraneni Building Colrmittee and lhe Board of seleclmen 3: inlen'als of no ore lhon l\vo Neeks, and shall nnke a repon lo lhe Annuirr for a total decrease of S251,362. To$n lleeting in 1993." And' furlher, VOTED lhil lhe Town incrcase funding for lhe FY--1993 and, !o m€el lhis expendilute' FINANCE COlrtl\TITTEE RECOtrti\IENDED FAVORABLE .A.CTION' Repayment of Debt shon-remr by 565,000 Fund' that the sum of565,000- be l.ansfercd from the Stabilization BOARD OF SELECTI\IEN RECOMI\IENDED FAVORABLE ACTION' il was funher voTED to divide ns voters on the nrotion of cli\'e 1V. Beastey' l0l Presene follows:

l. The increases and decreases in lhe FY 1993 cppropriutions' finded by a lransler 2. The increase in the Ff 1993 appropriations to be frorn the Slabilizarion Fund. '. ..t ', : :. , A rote nas'laken on lhc rnotion to piu Tho[lils Philip Dcgno . tsquir!', 51,0&i!5 tor lcgal e.lpcnscs in FY90 llnd gl for l-arry Slot, lonner llolr'l of H.rfih nrentber. YIIS - 3l: NO - 57 TltE [rOTlON Wr\S NOT Cr\RRlED. }lichael Mehmrdnn, Esquirc lcgal cxpenscs 52,35S.00 A tote $as talen on thc roriootopiIJotnifcrll'nlssiSllS.00forsc.r* ofFY92 for David Fitzgerald,- Chaimran, trrial services for Wage and Pcrsonncl Botrd ir F\'92. THE I\'tOTION wAS CARRTED Un'ANI IOUSLY. 52,03,1.S5 A lote \'rns la\en on rlte filotion Shor. l\tedic|l Ccller. Ina. expenses in FY90 and 9l for Larry Slot, to fn),South 5260.00 for ntt'dical erpenaes for injurcd-on-dutt police offic*. formcr Bo:!rd of Heilrh mcnlber TllE IIOTION WAS Cr\RRIED UNANIIIOUSLI'. Jennifer Bendssi - secretarial services s t23.00 for Waqe and Personnel Board in FYg2 A vote icas token on the nlotion to p:l,v r'erv Englnnd Sif.lt" Insurtnce Collaborative S2.751.00 for prlntiunr. South Shore l{edical Center, lnc. nrcdicll s 260.00 expenses for injured-on-dut)' policc- ofllccr TltE i\lOTtON \\'lAS Cr\RRtED UN.'\NIi\IOUSL'l'. 0n the ntotion of Kclin F. Cull)', !s rnreDdcd, VOTED thit lhr'sunt of New England S{fely lnsurancc Coll boralirc s2,7-51.00 Sl,l4l,00 of the follorvirrs onprid premlum - bc raised and tppropriar!'d for thc pl)'nlent bills of prior tcars: FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMiIENDED FT\VORABLE T\CTION. Jennifcr Benassi secretarial scr!ices 5 l2E-00 Dona T. Apple moved to divide and vote separately cnch of the aborr fot Wage and l,ersonnel- Bonrd in liY92 iIems. South s 260.00 Shorc l\lcdical Ccnlcr. lnc. - redical THE I{OTION Wr\S CARRIED. expenses fot injured,on-dtny policc olliccr Ne\ England 52.753-00 Leo A. Kelle) moved lo ornen(l by reducing rhc figu'c of S2.00J.05 t,\ Safely tnsurancc Collaborati!e premiunr - 5500.00 subject to its acceplance by [lr. pggnon in full seulernenr ofhis trill. Pine duBois rt icle 7. Pine duBois iloved lo reconsider the motion lo divide. The od.nlol nlorcd lo recons ider .\ ruled lhe motion out oforder. THE i\tOTIOn- \\'AS NOT CARRIED'

The Moderalor called for the Iellers since passage of lhis motion rcquin.l ARTICLE S. Jon ll. Alberghini nroled thal rhc sulrr o1 59.700'00 be raised ind a 9/10 vore. 'trs- Apple srepped down as a tellcr and rhe renlaining lhrer approprialed for th.' purch-ase of a !titit)' vehiclc for lhc Firc Deparlmenf a|ld isalosl tellers were used. lo aulhorize rhe Board of selectnlen lo rrade the council on ,'\ging raD picli- said purchase and to the besl inlercst of the To\{'n' a l9S5 A vote was laken on the nrotion ro lltehrnrann, Esquire. disoose of. ir oav i\tichael up lruck. $2,358.00 for legal expenses of FY92 for bavid Firzgerald, Chaimuu, EorrJ ACTIoN' of Health. FtNANcE cot\tnlrrEE REcoTtNIENDED FAvoR,ABLE BOARD oF sELEcrnrEN REcoi\trrENDED FAvoRABLE '{crloN' Anhur Pknning Conlmittr' repon'o rt .. E. Quilh, ChainDan of lhe Ccpital rPlll Yole in fa\'or of rhe :rnicle. $'ord 'purchase . Kevil F. Cully moled ro anlend by inserring l|fier the , , RECOltl!\lE'.'DED Fr\VORABLII r\CTIOn'.

IRTICLE 12. To see if lhe ToNn \\ill lole lo raise an{l app,optinl. ot l,nnsfet n sum of money Io purchasc a neN conlputer s) stettl for A vote Nas taken oo lhc ameridNe of i\lr. Cully. from available funds the Police Depanmenl, or take an)' other nctior r{latiye thcrclo. THE ATIENDIlIENT WT\S CT\RRIED. THERE WAS NO IIOTION UNDER TlllS rlRTlCLt. A vote \vas laken on thc rmendntcnr of I\lr. Eichelor. ARTICLE 15. To see if thcTown will vote lo rurlorizc llre Tre$urcr, \lith thc THE AI\IENDIIIENT WAS CT\RRIED. spprolal of the Boa.d of Seleclnlen, to bofo$', in Anlicipalion of reiDburse_ Seven iose qtestion to rhe Moderator's c0ll of the voicc vote. :: ment,lhe Slale's sharc of rhe cosl of qork undcr Chapter 90, Scction 34 (la) YES 58; NO 39 of the Massachuselrs Ceneral Laws lrs provided by Chapler 33 of the Acls of - - I99l previously approprialed, or lalc any olher action relotiyc the.eto THE AIVIENDMENT \\,AS CARRIED. -. ,- .'tllERE WAS NO I|OTION UNDER Tllls ARTICLD. Clive W. Beasley moved ro amcnd the figure fron) 59,7001o S15,200. THE AMENDMENT WT\S CARRIED- r. IIRTICLE 16. George D. Cravenho moved that the sunr of 529,000 be dised : lnd appropriated lo be erpended bt thc Waler Cor nissioners lor ir computer On the morion of Jon Il. Atberghini, cs a l(.ndcd, VOTIjD rhar th' su ol ,- model oflhe To$n's waler system. $15,200 be raised and approprialed for rhe puR.hirse of a urilir) yehictc for rhr RNANCE BY r\ 5'l \tOIE. Fire Depanment and to authorize lhe lloard of Scleclnen !o distose of, ifl lhe .' CO|I|IIITTEE RECOlrllrlEn{DED NO r\CTION b€sl inleresl oflhe To\rn, a 1985 pick-up rruck. CAPITAL PLANNINC COTITI!TTEE RECOMIIENDED FAVORABLE ACTION. ARTICLE 9. On lhe molion of Jon H. Albcr,rrhini, VOTED rhat rhe sun of Jeffrey tellers teported. after 3 $5,000 be exp€nded for the repair of rhe 1980 Brushbreaker and, lo njeer rhi! A. Balchelor questioned lhe quorun). The co[nt of the The illodentor di'clared expenditure, thal the sum of 53.500 bc lionsfcrrcd fron Article 18 of lhe house, thal there were 97 roters preseot. lhat there presenl aclion on lhis Annual Town lr{eeting of 1990 and 51,500 be rransferred fron Aflicle ll ol $as an insufficienl nu ber of voters to take rnicle. lhe Annual To\\o llleering of l99l. FINANCE COtv!MITTEE RECON.IIlIENDED FAVORT\BLE r\CTION. ARTICLE 18. Jeffrey r\. Batchelor movcd thal the ToNn of Kingslon 81' Larvs be amended entilted 'lllegal DumPing" as foi- BOARD OF SELECTI|EN RECOi\tl\tENDED FAVORABLE ACTlOr.*. -: by ;dding Articie XXXvt

Srclion L N_o Person shall ptace, lhro\s, deposil. dischilce. or ciuse to be plnced' thrown, deposited. or irschar-ced. cny trash. botlies oI carrs' refure' rubbish, earbrge, debris. scrap, \rasle or in) olher malerial of in) kind on an) public \eay or property or upon any propefly ofanolhet Seclion ?. The srora8e of aericultural mileriils or composling irc(ordilr-c to accePted agricultural pmctices or in household quantilies shall nol conslitule :l :: violation ofthis By-Lat\. !ceUsL3- Wl,o"'e. rhe of tl'is bv-laN shall berubjecl 'iolates Provision lo a fine of 3300 for each violation pursuaol lo the provisions of il'6 L' by lhc chapter 40, Secrion 2 | D. as amended: This b)' larv may be enforced Heallh Agenr, Building Inspector, or any policc ofllcer of the To$n ol Ktngston. ol Afier discussion, N{r. Balchclor withdrerY his motion \tilh the consenl Ihe second-

John C. Velacka, Jr. moved lo adjoum Nithoul day' ':::''r.:-. ' : :..' : .. .1 iL- D3lr Urilir) \'ehicle - Fire Drl.lnnrerr 5l-i.:iil.i.},] g g , rl Rcpair of Brushbrcati.r - Fire Dcpt. 5-i.i*:l.oi {T.insf.f;

r I 5 ri.o)J.ir l0 l/r9 Dispatchin_r Slstem - E9l s t0.it}l.0l n lt/r9 Heating System - Polir-e Stitioo C. Veracka, Jr,, VOTED lo (TRnsi.ir

t2 I l/19 Compuler System Police St3lion N*o rtoTios - ll I l/19 Accepr Gifi of Land from ,\nrericnn YOTED l-esion Posl 14 I t/19 Rigbts of \\'a) Route 106 Rd \'OTED - 'apping 15 | l/19 BorIo$' Chapter 90 Funils N-o l\loTlo\ Respectfully submittcd, - 16 I l/19 Compuler \lodel To\r'n's \\taler S)sl.nl N-o QLToRU]\{ Mary Lou Mtrzyn, - l7 llng Amerd ATtrl LibraD \.OTED Totrrt Clcrk. Anicle 23 of l99l - Creale Librar.! Building conltDitlee

16 r l/19 Amend B}-Lass Illegal DuntPing NO nloTloN SUNIMARY OF - (,4nicle XxxYI) SPECIAL TOWN i\tEETING

ARTICLES VOTED: -t- Dere I l1/9 Zoning Bylaw and Zoning tuap VOTED 2 lllg Terms for Board of He{hh VOTED 3 | l/9 Amend By-LaNs Regulation of School Busts (Adicle ixxv) - \'OTED 4 lllg Agreement wilh lnternarional Brotherhood of Police Officers Local 436 s32.6E0.N (Transfr')

5 | l/9 Wage and Pcrsonnel By-La$. Amendmenr 527,00s.d (Tnnifr'

6 lllg Amend ATlvl Appropriarions s 129,55-1.fi1 rtlt9 (Transli' : s25 I ,16?.ttl (Decr'rlrl s65,0m ffr (Tqnsfdr|

53.14l ot) APRIL J Fcro. [htthcsJanres ,rDrs \Y. & Karcn U. 1 Coc|r,JorcphJohn ,ohn J. & C!.ol ,. 7 trlulphy, Br.ndn ltlicltrcl iU.1rt E. & .,el'rne ll. I Shechnn .1.frc)' willilD, ,r. . J.ffrc) w, & lrural.c S. ll SlDdc6on. Ciirltn ltdd. J.n$ R, & Sand6 L- 8 saucr, Robcn rinrcs Jinlts P. & inn L. 17 Srnilh. Nicholas Carl lctcrA. & Krislen B. 2l R&ton, Enrily Frlnces Richlrd A. & Eli.a 17 Ld.mce. Eion tl.ne) Edsard stclcn Il. & Kelly A. Duncu. Robcn.lohtr RotE L. & X.dlen L. 1l Ne8ut. Mrlthew Ocorgc Ceor8cw'<ladcl. 2J D.Kiisti, Andr.s Lori! Eds!,.ttriCtnrhi!L. ?2 iicshlre. Mich€h Ann Ed$lrdr. & Shcila E. 26 Star, E.ic , E. lln'k Bria. & Cnrol [. l{ Pml.. Kcriin.,ean John F. & M.ur.en F. ?7 Brown, Ilichrel All3n orryL.&C olL. ?5 Hu'nfDcr, Dylan Thomls arant E. & .lennitcr L. 26 tllntcr. Eliznbcth \'elk crcsory F. & Eti,aberl' lt. FEBRUARY 27 il.rcier. Json Robcn Rot. J. & X.rhlcen S. I HucScl, Thomar Albrn Fr.d D. Jr. & Chcql A- 29 Dry. Nicholrs Clitirotr scofl I' & Dlvn C. ? Aart)3s. ru$in AndreN Andrcs D. & Kinrb.rly H. 29 Could. Bcnu Edlvlrd Edsnrd a. & Plmela A. 7 Cif tord, Aleiand€r Sr€!en brl C. & l'lrrljo P, 19 Could. AubrcyAnr Edq.d B, & Pimcln A. 1 D!!h. Aihtcy Etizrb.rh Gl.nn W. & Sh.ron L. Itnrli P. & J.nnifc. r. t5 Clnir.IladelItr Xetic ,crrcy Il. & Li5! L. I Monsini. Cotbt Atissi Jin:cs r. & Rcoec L. :o KinB. T)ler Louis Timorhy C. & acvcrl}.\. 2 ltirshrll.6i(] Etlh .,cfhcl R. & Nary [t. w€lh. Cdsrin El)re Roben C. & Illt.inc 5 iucxcnna, Rrrh.t Lln,r Janrls Il. & K€llcy r. 24 \lclls. Robtn T)lcr Robcri C. & l\hurinc 7 Bcrry, Xerin pnut. Jr, Kelin P. & Iterlne. L 21 walts, Al.rmdm Kalhrtn An_atr L. & Kalhlccn l\t. I Fullcr.,\tutirue\lmlcr RotErr J. & Lirdr J. 27 Ltnch, ilelghlr Ann Timorh! R. & Il.urcen T. ll B6dt. r.ncr ltaric Xcnncl| Il. & Sts.n E. 27 AIben, Nileish! L, nnr: Rob.n N. & Ardre! llt lE lhreds.Iti.hlctAothon-! P.dro A. & ChcrylA. 28 Tran, Irtichael Cao-Ngoycr ,ohn L. & Ilir) H. 19 R0hr. S$znnneA !nd! Itichacl L. .t Linda ll. 19 Rohr,Jacquctircliarie ilict,3el L. & Lindi ll. II{ARCH l9 v.hh, Scrn ttichlcl Joscth E. & J!n.r nl. 2 Burchill, Joseph Pairicli l0 Fcncr!. LauretA;n JrnEs Il. & Lldia A. 5 Belsley.,UadeleiDe S!n Clilc W- & (inb.rlY K. ll SNc'rncy. Knsrln I'oune 7 While,Thonc Roben JUNE 7 Bindi. Melissa Patiae DiYid J. & Plrice A. lo Kondochut, Tallot Shen ,anEs N. & C.rhennc D. a Clarli. !\'cstcj Rich! Ri.hird Il- & Ni.ole A. to McHale, MeSh.nAnn t0 Paporro, Jenm Kristine l3 Fdsler. Slman$a PaUci! Nilcs Il. & Patdcia A. | | KasiaroRicz. tiuatr D$h 12 Denis€ t3 Whnri€.; Adam .limer llmcs N- & Anams! t,: Durand. J!mc; Rob..r Roberl S, & ll. ll Nist{t, ilich3el Pitri.L Edc \\- & Jelnne it :.: ll Bend. Daoicl Percr Don.ld J- Jr & llichcle L l4 Lund, Mcl0ie Elizltr€rh Pelcr A. & Vi.gini. [t. 16 cogtiano, Atunlh lltric Ronlld N.& Karcn P. lE IJ Lud,ItotrkrAnnn Pctcr A. & Vi€inia iJ' Atiolo. simlrrhr Ka)c 2l Kedey. lrl. John Evereu, Jr. lohn E. & Ginr ,ULY 23 Corey. Andrcw Hlniso; Allln R. & Nichete I\l- I Stcphctr G. & Debtn A. Grimbils, P.rei ceoree,.rr_ P.tcr G. & Sr.ndiJ. Silla. Krisreo ltiric 2 29 Buchanar, iuichael E.ic itlichr.l & DebB L smirh. ZlchlryThomls $ Kenrellr P- & Pr els 30 rinous.ki;t; ridic hBon: EritrAnn. 9 llcPncc. Prlt & Ctlhcrine l\l: t0 Johnion. Eic Pdrdct Stephcn D. & GlilIl. Carhrb.lrc ll Hidllso, John Joseph- Jr. John J, & K!$len '\. !.1 Chlrtca A. & Strc.);. ll Du catr, rlctron scoll .lohn l. .t Crryn l-. t.t . .\nthony E. & Niry E. lS S)iln.) uiz!['rh l5 arcnr P. & Vkginii T. 'rr!'6. l0 Eli chrrd. Xrincr l.r{ DititJ \Y. .t Chcr' I A. t6 ,!nl.s ,\. & todi D. lo BtrNhr.d.Xcll)..\ rl Dlritl \Y. & Chcryl A. t6 \illirn C. Jr..t Krinin. L. 1l Do,r, Xlitltn Rosc Ilichi.l r..t l,.rrririi A. l1 Ronlkl A- & Robin L. !l Arrj. ,.nnifcr Cnrlrrnrc cro'Sf ,\. & L:'uNl It. 22 John Ir. ,t Alison F.. :{ Lindquirr, Nicfiolir Alin Ilichirl,\. S vrhrir A. Chlrlcs,\..t Tini l\1. !E Rot_--rl F. & ChdiritE [t. :CEI\IBER 29 John X. S Lit! Il. I Rosri, Viclorirl I)rYirl \'. ,t [hift t AUCUST s \'.ntum.Zarh!ryD.rrid l).rrad S. .t l\.blll L. .l l0 D.cr.ni!r. Jinrls i\tichi.t. Jr. rjRcqu.. Cissodn Dods Richld W. ,t rncquelinc A. Jrnns Il..! Oril Il. 5 Hmle), ilonica Alic! 2r l\ll'Erino, Niml. rrn! h"icholn\ J. & l-andr l'. l{ Grore, lhilhee Rott)n 5 R€tu, Dini.l Selq .rrlttcs P- & Don T. ?6 f.ndolfo, Chrinirtl R,:nc 7 Bo..elti, llarisn Ann. .\nrlron) R. .t Xircn A. .\rthotrt r. .t Codntr Il- scott. Ctnrhi!J;nc -'s aEdt.)., An8ct! ltiric Etiiie ChiE S. S sus!'r li 19 llu.tcl.Andr.q.roscnh IE Fertnn, witliim Rohn \Yillir|n [. .t I'h]llk.-\. lhr r..t Sr.til,irn r. 26 Kirchner. Bnnt Xenn.th Crant D. & Xr..tr L. 27 Aldnch, !-alllic Ror..ro .lohn C. .t Lori R. MARRIAGES RECORDED ln- KINGSI'ON ll Nolahngelo. Uich&l Joi.Ih Srctco ll. & a3rl!v!:!1. FOR THE YEAR T992 l)rt. Nrme xelidcn.e llfi.ltd Al SEPTETIBER ] JANUAR\' Gossclin, Bdulny Ra. Scorl R. & Lintlir. t6 Wrighr Bri!r ilrr|hcs AUitr F. & D bir! A. C!trror Xin!(on t8 Ilc{eoshega!. Ir;nhe* Chirt.s OI.rn C- & iU.ry.l. ile\andh J. Wurtrial IS D!!id t9 Ohuii'to, irchcl.loscph Gtorge J. & Klrcn E. willirlr.\ttrrnh) Old Orchiil Bdt,,\tE Xnt8tro'r 20 Gizzoli. Cris! Ann ,uuin! Eliuib.rh l\t.iggs Otd OEhrii Ac[. IIE ?5 Ndonln. Ketly Etiab.lh Drlitl Il. & Lit! Il. Ronrld Aurn.t vilonr Kirlston l'l)Donlh 21 Llons, Perer HnrD P,:rcr D. & C)nthii E. Kin!sroo \ itlia'n Tlionr!s Cl'irol'cc 30 Ilcniri:. itich.lle Rih Irall G. & l\lfllin.h R. F:nncis llol)olie Stcphidc Il. Jicobsor llolrol.' OCTOBER Kinlur N.Drtrclcl Lrcds D.llurlbrn Xin!5ton 6 F eenu, Vicrorir iU!D. Ceor-'le F. & Lin'h A. 8 .clrcs, Klirlyn cracc Adan P. .t lhtlcn.,\l- FEBRUARY E R.itt)., t|M.ah Blnir jlt!{'ht, t Per.rTopping 6 Elizabcrh Drinlr N.il J- & Ehinc D. N..drrn j Cllrd t4 Snrirh. Erik Janrcs JitrEs tl. & Tricct L. ii A,n ,oh.sdn I Sleth.tr t6 Rcitt'..roshui Dr!:iil Rok(rl F. & Lis! Il, l,aut Carmi.r,lel piol l6 tronra,:o. Otivia trtargurr Iliclrril T..t C)Trlii A. Dominiquc ltaric 2 ,inrfiy Itonfits Kin-qsro! l7 LaPlrntc Johdson, Neatc prai.k : Kcnncth A. Jolnrsoi 4 Jorn virsinii Dr!is l't Nilcs It. For:er 2l Il.rt A. it nlidtytr C. ._ Palnci! A. Contrc, t) Lco F- Ley.ron l\Iclinda A. Ho^.arr, ?? Jeifr.). Chflcs pnn Darid Nillirrn Crrig . Jri Kingnon L Eddgcuarcr Drrid Karl S!8honl Irl)tr'tlon Lu.it lls.eh Acobo ,\!elhia Ilrie DiGioYa.ni Alin Matrhew Moriri Kingstori lohn J. Kellehcr Kingiron Kristi Ann NcClells lts8ftt lla)et Ansr) XinS5rorl Philip C. Bodio Kingston Xarl Hars culsc[c Tembonnc. Q!cb.c Kli€n ItJ. Il{i Kan6!ton Al.m Cheryl Bailey Ki[Eston u Pele. S|!nishw Kirdrlcit Richaid B.nt Co!n, J.. LYnne Andrei Dechrmbr!u Kingiton Andrer roy Nab.diin XinBrlon William Ed$-r.d Femr! w;Ii.m Todd Nu.ph, Phlllir Anne Lldon Xin!ston K.iei ElialErhT0tl! XinSslotr ilark E. SllliYnn Rnndohh Kingrron Edsdd Bcnr. Jr. ceraunn M. O Bricn Kin8stot ]E I\lanheB Donald Dn$c KingstoD Du\burt Crcrory G. Tiyffcs Xingnot Xintsron Itdilou C!rclDtrnn Kin8rron KiDSston

APRIL IULY 4 Dalid Fnncis tlurtey, J.. Xinglton l0 Drlid G. Odetl Xing!ron I'l)mourh Shuon Hofacke. ihq Kingsron D.brr L. Catdcr! Kingnon 4 Robe.l Francis Cummingcr,.,r. Xingston ll Oeorgc n i\tcAdnns Kingrton Kintsron Brend! caJ c.vicchi t\ttuy aerh Richuttson Sranlcy 18 A. BuEess KtnEston 12 .,ohn Joscph Hartow cailEliub.lh kvine Kingston Pauleuc ltarie lrii,5h.tl 25 Lmy Ctlde Folm3bc. KinBston Kin8ston lE Vitiian Scou Brosn Kitrgnon KarhteeD Etiabelh Rirchie Xlngnon Tlmi ColiDnc Sanlel lE Richird J. Ca, Kingsron Hineham J.nnifer S. Bro$ne KinEston I AletsdderKozicz K|'gsloo :5 Josetn c.crcetr Arn. tlruzd Kiogstoa Shrnmn Rose I! cAtir,tcn 9 Scorr AIin Simmotrs Kin8slon 25 ,\tichletr- slliran l^ing. aX Kingston Chrinin! Marie Senior Eli2abelh Jl's ltcAdo$, l^ire. TX 9 Roy L:opes .lUOlJsT Ilary E. Supple . 16 Rich{d W. Scanlon Kin_enon I l\lukJ. Andr.ws Karhy Lyn Bellly nlelodic D_ Tasrinrn 16 William ccorte Comcrford Kin8non I Ronrtd Witlim }tarrice. ,r- XintsIon Chdsdnc Antr lac KiD-Psron Ka6..ine E[en Bcrnell 16 SGlc R- Herter Frisco. CO E Josrph E{t*dd CooDbs .I'rlie A. trstess Frisco, CO Rence Etiabtrh Shcpherd 16 Breli Witlirm ltitter Kitr_Rslot Kingnon 15 Jan leffrey Bindd Jstrnif€r Jeanne Fencirn Kingslon JaneAnn JactsoD Kings|on 16 Roben Fmds ltcletlan Looise Ann \\'oodtcl 2l John r,cu[irr, ur Xin-enor Xintston Aoitt L. Hill Kingsron I'o St. Ltlcia. FL Xingnon 5 Srct€nG. Aiun\ l0 Rilnmnd PitterChlndler. Jr. Kingsron Xinenor Poil Sl. Lucic. FL Cirl€nr lilsrY aislcl B!|bJt Jorn llallcf Kin-rs!on : D \bury Xitrtslorl 5 Rob.n R: tiist€n' S.. tl ,on!lh!n Willitm Bo*den Xing!toI KinS(on Hei.n Louisc Arclnr K3Nn Rulh Splninc Kingnon c.Prio Kitr8srcn lldif!r 5 Franlt i- r? ,;hn G. \'enrcl slenin Xinsllon Dirnr ltlrric Llili! A. UcrI So. Bollon 5 illichntl J. Il iano Kinssiotr Xintnon Chrittin€ Sr$tcllc n_0VEIUBER 5 wa'ft t\t. Krau* Rob.n \\'es{on lleiSgs XinBnon Kingnon Jane Eliab.lh Roscrs Kin!non S Cindi Antr Xernt 6 Foncsl 8. Slund€rs King5ron Xintnon lin8non ZulmiBC. Pim.nt.l KinSrton Ki.tnon Ilaurecr Thcrcs! Ilclldron 12 D!!id R. Ivoort\fonh Xiogslotr Kinttun Sus Dlle Caldwcll RinBston DECE\tBER l? Joscph O. Ch.rD' Xin-etlotr Xirgrton Debi L l\tinear J Frlncis l. Dido Xingsrcn Pl)mourh l2 P.re( Normln Burtc Kin-Eslon .l.nnif.rCotrin lli.-qston Sherry Ann. R..s. l2 los.ph Thon$ Kellet Kingnon Kadn Ann Nlstrodirtco 12 Sn!$n C. Nciry DEATHS RECORDED In* KINGSTON Kim IlariiDtilsch tiingnon FOR THE YI.:AR 1992 lE Danicl.l- crrm Kingnon Xingnon Kelly A. $hning Kingtron l9 Stephetr n }tcKay Anlndi J. ilacFarlanc . ,A|{UARY 25 a(hew Fmncis Br(len Xin_erton 7l Ronaldlltccilliflr! Caiet -{nn Xatolp€r King(otr Coftr . Hclen J. Ilir.rQuin' 26 Rob.n FrscisToncr Kin_rsron .19 Jsnlcs Adms Cheryl Lce B.naElli Eliab'dr Iltliff 26 I$oin s. Nictc6otr Kingrton Kingnon .: 15 7! Arc'nioCosh Caml A. Hd*ins Kin-qslon i\l'r' Lid! FlrLdo 26 BrendanSrephenF.ritrelon gl ''ohn E- Dres' Kaien LE Lamonr n"elli'5hrrDrtr N!lhc.. Iliry Eulalir 98 iuichrellvathcc OCIOBER Ellen ltu'Pby i\h6htielLt Pe'q' Fredc.ic* Joseph Nn$ Pt)n$uih Flani8in, HildaV- 9l H€nry Chdstinc I\1. Collins t\h) Patrl \licft let F.tnch Driscoll xin-qnon Quinc! Julic!lizatErh sddc!s chds6pher lotria iitustrlictd Josel'h -A CabBl Bouchsd, Jeatr Louis. 62 Kinrb.lll Jo Bnlici Ilmhliclrt tlhrY i\trchdo Kirt-qslon George Thomrs C ahma:n 6J Rdllh Chffdl'r Jennirer Juli! gDa!i! Klnsston Est'er !_Yet'n

251 . IIAY .\lice I]lldre t5 -lS Wffren Lc$is 2 Mccrllh, tlughT. s$ Ili.lnfl ll. trl.Cdrh Cnrherim 8$t'!n no'r Gillii 2 ' B.i!n C. Doffy lJ To\rnrcnd. Nrncy L. CmrS':,\. llislnus ' X hlccn A. Andre$s Rorc Sonrcl $O C:!rl l. AbranBon ?2 Aro$n. Ed{ !r.l L.

24 Crtoni Chrn 3l rlngcio Guirtoboni EN!r! Rcsgiini iUNE 6 Connolty, lllG]ct It. I{ARCtl l\lnrs ct lli!Si'a I Crosle', rulii P- 66 lE l\loris, ihD E. iliry Ellcn X..lc I Tasin.ri, ilrio D. JUIY Sintoro, 5 \\illilm D- Rahh Sintoro 6 O Dotrn.ll. Johtr R. ll Jolu R. o DorDcll ,\dr llcllc Doanc lE Coorlncy, G ) Drrid 6 Wood.ltu8h aircr

23 Bell, Nelli. 8 Casc). Dlnict t. Lillic l!. Bri88t 27 Rici. F.ancis Ro) Cdrlron Rice S Dlris. Antrnr R.

27 Snow,Ildjorie lJ Knccht. Etcanor E. Lotris EDSID

?6 Seiron. Ellcn r. 8l 17 Brnts. Ccoree ,\. t5

29 Alery, Anna r. corlicb Rylt 12 ,\cont. Laun E-

25 nlcD.mot! l\hry r\- 1l APRIL 16 12 Keh$n, Elizabelh Joln F. ,\t!llin And..sotr, CtRttes O. Eliztrb.Ih A. Fc€!so. 16 Surcliffe. lE Rich. K.thryn N. ^"oma R. Edm ltl. tliles 28 7l Pnsqullc zoPp.roli Suttivd. Atrna F. ,\liry T. Sulli\4tr

AUGUST ihry 85 F.dtiin- Elercrl Soulc a F.eier. Berrricc Addic Foslc. W.shbuIn i\hryQ'iintr :71 ' 7 Church. SiEh F_

s Esau.lle.bc ltrmy ll ShtorNen; Edni ' 74 drhii.l LuLlini flent s. Lomi 36 Al.r Sl!r.\_ic. Annelre S!No l0 18 BoNsc.. Lilliln . 79 ClFtlcs DNis Crn)l)o-

H.nrich,Atrn B. ?: CcorSc lluclt 20 rarrow.counrind -r il1,"'rliii'iil" ll N.ry FUnn llrnhrCould Soul.. Lclrnd tl Cliflotd Soulc !9 C- l? Diitlrrio. Rrlnrond 7$ DriclDill ro rnrily \\iihburn 3l B!'tr.. Shluni l. lli RotErr lJir!.t Grrct Stinorui llrrbrrn Brccn 20 P.ruciclr, rohn F, 7q ,\nrlnrl l'.rucith ll lloo'.y. lrir.ioric lt.lrin! lt5 ,rtrF3 JdD ll.ff.rirtt l\lrri€ Picht i\hrStrriln Fibrir

16 \Yhiiil.r. Alb.n P.. Sr. S0 trlilln D. \\'ftitrtt. SEPIEIiIBER [dN It. I'cct 16 Chirno. Asn.s F. 75 .tohtr Ri.hlnls Cracc Dillon 29 llro.! Rrylnon.t t. 79 Robtrt llrcct 17 Kerfle, Blrbrra A. 5l E.ncar Ritchic Lln! s$':ndennrn K!thlccn Qsrncnn!trc 20 Ford, Ronald C. 19 ocorgc C. Ford ncv.rU Ilrnrli.ltl DICEIIIBER 2! ConnoB. Agres Ihry E6 trlrict{ Lrcct 2 Funldo. los.thin. ?l Louis Rcglni juir,- Ellcrr lloNl!lt ntlD Nii OCIOBER ll Cdr,I\hdetin. L ?J ltlichllRosa It Anronioui. Chdts L. SS Cuidd Anloniol|i D$nrit! sdiccn lil Densnrrn. Narilir 90 Jdhn Lotusxiris la Tr.lisotrc. An$onJ F. 86 losclhT.elisonc airblrn ContliEi! Eeln$rlc lJ Xidi6, On6ninN. 30 Zis\is SoloPollotr- s|ntrlilii ?0 Souzn, lelh trt. 92 ll tin 15 .lo!cc, Chrisrophcrjohn. Sr. 79 -rohn 1'. ro)ce- - \jitllFrinc trtactcn Slolne N'itfrcd S- ?l Hoxic. Domrhy lht 88 llotr.. 17 Forci... Anhur.\, 70 [o..i.. j [l3D Dubc rlirnie rt@n 16 Cssncr. Ititded L. 6l Siclhed Ciduonr t-con8t Dz.!6dhli Brsr'It 2l Falvey, Julir v. El '\li{ic 19 Bhdley, Eticst 76 RolErl AndI.I Ansiaria Slanliesicz Elirrb'dr Stritr 2? ttcshery, 88 .rosePh J. ltcsh€rry ll Spitlu.ri. Alrrio J. 65 Frinl Strltu//i ceorge R-F- Arroncni Ziroli Annt t{. Dale, 27 Nhile.John Ei 7l _ whire B Alten 30 Alter, Chdles B. E9 JeEnilh {irrrr{dr Rurlc " XUVTIIULK 7 Cudlcr,.lohn il: ll Gdlcrc.ldler t iilo']; R' Sulji*o\$l(Y REPORT OF'THE TO1VN CLERK POPULATTON S'TA LISTICS I.'OR KINGS'TON

.::. 1992 Town Census 9,0?8 l99l Town Ccnsus 8.781 1990 Town Census 8,ltl 1990 Federal Census 9,01J 1989 Town Census i.988 | 988 Town Ccnsus 1.911 1987 Town Census 1,491 l9E6 Town Census 7,E51 1985 State Census i.3.ts 1980 Federal Census ?,356 1975 State Census 6,116 1970 Federal Census 5.999

JURY LIST

The jury list is avlrilable for inspection during business hours in the To$n F Clerl's Office.

BY-LAWS APPROVED IN I992 F

On May 6, 1992, Scolt Harshbarger, Atrorncy General of Nhssachusens. p issued the following approval: "The foregoing anrendmcnt to the general by-laws adoptcd under anicle: of the warrant for the Kingsron Special Torvn Meeting held March 2, l99l is trereby approved." In accordance rvith larv, James R. Goonln, Constable for the Tosn of Kingston, cenified that the above by-law amendnrent rvas postcd in five publir pfaces in the Town, including one posted in each precincr, on May 12,1992 On June 2, 1992, Scott Harshbarger, Attorncy Generul of [tassachusells' issued the following approvals: "The foregoing amendnrents to the general by-laws adopled under adicles 15, 2l and 30 of the rvarrant for the Kinsston Annual Town Meeting thal c0n- vened April 6, 1992, are hereby approveJ." "The foregoing ameldment to the zoning by-laws adopted under anicle 4001 6' the warrant fJr th-e Kingsron Annual Torvn Meeting that convened April 1992, is hereby approved." o' In accordance with law, James R. Goonan. Constable for lhe Totrn $ele Kingston, certified that the above by-law and zoning anrendmenls posted ir five public ptaces in the Torvn, including one posted inesci precincl, on June 9, 1992.

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AUDIT REPORT saI-ANcs:sHBEt'* GENERAL FUND as of June 30, 1992

. . ASSETS CASII 2,28.1,182.59 LOAN LIABILITIES: AUTHORIZED (BAN} 800.000.00 1O'fAl, BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE s00,000.a0 3,084,382.59 WARRANTS PAYABLE 137,480.23 ACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: PAYABLE t,086.,t{ ACCRUED PAYROLL REAL ESTATE 38,1t 2. t5 9.12,t{2.43 PAYROLL PERSONEL PROPERTY TAXES \T'ITHHELD l]9.0]8.55 r7.694.63 DTFERRED REvENUE (SCHEDULE TIOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX I} 7 r 5.913.8,1 r05,3 t5.36 NOTE BOA'f EXCTSETAX IN ANTICIIIATION OF REVENUE 72,224.00 .1,052.00 OTHER i \\'A'TER RECEIVABLES MISCELLANEOUS LIABILITIES t{8.256.78 ?8.411.87 Ar_ TAX TITLES t'ot l,lAtlll_lTlEs 2,252J-r1.99 T'\X POSSESSIONS 18r,062.t? AND FORECLOSUI(ES 18.812.8.) I ITUST FUND RECEIVARLES RESERVED FOR: 57,95S.69 POLICE DETAILS ROTATINC CONTINUINC APPROIRIATION 79.t 31.8.1 -112.9-15_{tl VETIRANS BENEFITS ENCUITIBRANCEs .t-t.057.i6 PRO FORIUA 4E.0t8.3? I'O1'Al, Rt;st:RvED TAX tIALANCT:S J66,00-1,J6 TAXES tN LlTrcATrOr,\ 694.57 :fo'l AL 182.80 U^'RESERVED: l,7Jl,?29.59 DESICNATED DERT SERVICE LESS: RESERVE FOR UNDESIGNATED t92.352,75 ABr\TEt,tENTS 350,682.5? .TOTAT, UNRESERV}:D t.9.16.0$t.79 Dl.JE Ft{Otlt Cotvlt\TONWUALTH 2.1.18,{.1{,5.1 SEWCR CRANT 72,224.OO T0TAI, I,IAItII,I'rIlS cHAl'TEtt 90, HTGHWAY AND }'UND BAI,ANCT: .t,756,?69.tt9 'l'o L,\ t, 148.$)1.28 220,t17.2t| O TTIEI{ iUISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS 69,022.95 'l'o f,\ t, Ass!::l.s 4,1 56,7 69,119 . not aol:ted t:.:..'.,:: t,..:tl

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TAPPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES ss ofJuns 30, 1992

IIALANCT: TO$'Nlrft:t:TtNc !yt,l99! tu:st-Rvt] tuND oAl,An*cE AALANCD olr:R,\:fl N(: lrllrl(iFTs TlAlnl TIIAIiSIJT'R API'R{}PIIATl(IN TRAliiStIt Rt_CflP[S tjrPfifl'llutatss To trjvtsi-Ui. T(lrFly lrt|l ADMINISTRATION 30,512 137,936 36,I9 769.93{ 2?,853 t2.q)0 RESERVE FUNI) t00.m0 (82,418) t7,552 PUBLIC SAFETY lO,7(t6 (7,80)) |,9{.r..{tl t6.741 t.928.375 r6,379 r9,429 EDUCA'TION 26,905 5,020,t25 .r.9t.r,872 I t5,867 16.792 I'UBLIC WORKS | |,222 I. | | 5,46J 20.2Ii6 t,092.oJ I 13,427 2 r.5(}1 }IU ,IAN SEIIV|CES ( t9,r{2 10.91t) 207.568 300 I tIi,t9,l 26.190 695 . CULTUITE & RECR8,.1'I'ION (x 401 279. I 4,() ) 259,561 22.252 |,69-1 DEBT SERVICE IJ 43?,1t9 426,1t6 6,20:l STr\TEICOUNTY CItARGES 45,8ri9 18.593 -t,?e6 Et\IPLOYEE BENEFITS 5,5t6 956.461 887,56t ? t..r35 3.m0 INSURANCE 5,2]It t65,391 I t5.175 _5.r.25-5 r.(xn SPECIAL ARTICLES 2lis.ll67 (37.956) .t06.9ti9 4,8tX) 296.1t8 20.2.t6 l{6.3i6 : . CRANTS & CIFTS I t6,06 | 66t,4lt) 616.19.1 r5.598 6?,0)9 INSURT\NCE Pl{OCEEDS 1,7-1(r 7,809 t.1.220 l.t,?56 9.010. , 'to'l'Al; 516,.t06 (56,696) I I,.t 19,5.t0 0 6??,65t I1,6(D,090 .t.r2,.t57 505,J5r

*Not urldncd

E g a93e ata = -z 1z

p*Fg Q _,-: a ; zEE * le <\e- aAl.ANCr.l r56,565 ( t0J.9l4) 5t.6.rl

+LONG.TERM DEII'I' es of June J0, 1992

PRINCIPI,T: .tuNt' -10. r9qr PAYpolvN IIlNLiU.lgr INSIDE DEBT LIMIT LAND ACQUISITION 2S5,000 1t5,000 150,000 TOTAL INSIDT.] DHrrT 285,000 I]5,000 150,000

STANDPIPE CONSTRUCTION 340,000 120,000 720,000 SFWFD 205,000 35,000 170.000 TOTAL OUI'SIDII DETIT I,UI5,000 r55,000 890000

r,010,000 roTAr, ouTsTANDrNc DnnT Lllq,oqg 290,000 REPORT OI,'THE PLANNING IIOART)

During lhis pasl ycar the Planoiog Board has scen the coDplerion of €ndence Mall's fifth flnchor slore, This cornpletes their on-site building red uoder the present pemlils. losl oflheroad inlprovcmenls required ns ofthe permit for the fifth store hil\'e be(n completcd. Thc remilinder of rond work will be comDleted in 1993. Plans for lhe Old Colony Railroad Slation in Kingston are still bcing KEiUA \eas oncc dgain busy lhroughorr Planning Board member Ed King has r€presented the board al . . 1992. On .r\pril 4, st ff memhn helped-coordina(e Boird nreetings. traffic at Sacrccl llcitrr lligh SO,""f f* rf," ,fl.lirrr's;.r; Also, on r\pril A ne$ shopping pl0za 1:11 l*". 26; KEi\tA connnunictrrion sraff aidcd pllnrouih is under construcrion ar rhe ||orrh end of to$n, Thc Civil in covcriog for this rvas granred sevcral a8o although rvork has bcen .Det-ense rhc lricycte rrcc roure winding it rougf, lfrf., )crrs Standish Srirre For('sr. Ol l\lir), 24. until this ye r. KENIA *olunrcers ,lirecic,l rrufic fo, *, Parirde ar(t on :\tr), volunrcers lt.lon:l ?ly l0 helpcrl \r,irh rrilllc conlFl Conslruclion in sevcral of the lo\vn's residcntial subdivisions has seen during rhe tlilllop Road Ract-. KELTA slaff af.o proria.A ,frrirg;i. increased activity during lhis year. A neN residential subdivision w|ls running o[ thc Bog "rrir,""l" Hollorv Fcsrival tnd thc C.lrlcr Otd l{orrre Day. Durinr aPprored in lhe Silvcr Lake area of !o$n. Janurrl and February. our corlrrrunicerions offic". n.r,l,r",r i."i"i"" \veel yolunt(.ers. The Planning Board itself rvill bc busy making changes to ils orvn rules tor all. Race operarors rrcndcd rvccks ""..iJi I l0 ofrrainingcla,,t, and r€Sulations brinSing therll up to date with the nerv zonilg bylarv approved durirlg.litrrch, April and i\lil)i ar thc I:ulcrgcncr Opcrlrions Crnrcr.0:r al tlle November special torvn nteeting. With the approval of the zoning byla$' Dccembcr 12, the- Enlergency Ccntcr \\.irs :rclivltcd xnd a shelt(,r ser up I,r ihe Planning Board has taken on new responsibilities for issuing some specinl elemenlar' school in rcsponse to it slroDg no heasl $,inter slon . permits that rvill make the approval and perrnitting process of sonle projects 1992 ntany far less lime consuming and h is the Board's goal to make the pro- . Jhroushout hours wcre spcnl lraining new staff rnc b.r5 rrij confusing. retraining e)iisting as expedient staff. We \\,ould like lo thank all of the voluoterrs \rho ii\r as possiblc. giren theit rime ro KEI\lA during lhc pasr ).etr- REPORT OF THE CAPITAL PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT OT' THE II'ATERFRONT CO[tiUITTEE The business of thq Capiiat Plnnning Commiltee for fiscal y€at 1993 is This past reporled as follows: Spring and Sumnrer ha(e been yen, busv ones. Alone sirh oli capable Harbormaster and the assistan(.. of a group if n. ou, Items and amoirnts reouested were: able to make new floats, "olun,..o, racks, a nerv flae pole rvi rlonated fronr various peoph. Fire Depa.tmenl: a n€w guardrail rvas placed on the doc.i, antj thc building t\'as pninreiinsiJr Brushbreak€r $ 136,000 ano oul. E 9l I Communicalions $15,000 The_response l.' Utiliry pick-up fronl thc public sns srcal. l\lore peoplc hnle bern rbk lruch 59,700 use the Maple dock. rhus increasing rhe fees to rhe Torvn. Slreet slation renovalions $23,750 ,gcin rre hell Highway/Public Works Depanmenr: .... -Once rvould tike to tltnnk illl the \,oluntecrs for rh.ir rvrlhoul Slreetsweeper $71,700 them, \'e could not have done it Landfill panial closure s450,000 The for the comin-! ye.rr is rcpl,rcenrcnl posrs on rhe pirr nJ _plan of old Police anothcr60 fccl of dock fortyinc-npsprcc. Depanmenr: Heating system convcrsion s | 0,000 School Deparrmenr: Heating system-KES s750,000 Tree,Defanmeni:'..', REPORT OF T'IIE PI,Y[IOUTH COUN'I'Y Woodchipper s20,000 COOPERATIVE EXTENSION Waler Departntenl: PROGRAilt Pick-up rruck with plorv s20,000 Cooperative l}tensio| Systcnr $'as officinlly Fcderal Safe Drinking \\,arer establistred b),an.\ct of s?s5,000 1914. Acl conlpiiance Corsress in lts carlicst bcginninrs werc the l\toffill Acr of 1862 rvhich *tablislterl Land-Grant Colleges. Coopcrltivc Ertension is a nationrvide nct- Compurcr srtdy 529.000 $o i of over 3,100 offices. lls pr0cticnl rcscitrch-based progranrs and funding The comnlittee reconrnrenderi all r .onnections \\ith thc Unitcd Stillcs Dcpirrrnlcnt of Agriculturc, thc State Land or the rrec depanmenr 'il';lj;::;j:j:l,:Hi:fi ri'"iv",",;"p,l,lffi Crant Univcrsity irnd county govcrnnle t tuilie it a u iquc pro-qr:r|n. Ertension water usage chlrges being increilscd. offers a \ridc range of cducirtional oplorrunitics in ngricullurc, youth (4ll) and All proposed projccrs tvcrc rolunteer devcloDnlent aDd criticttl issuL's thtt affect our lires. . favoaably rccontrnended. Thc cor|I|litted hrd eldorsed the replacentcnt (.1) of two policc cluiscrs nlthough rhr,ir acquisirion In Plynrouth Count)' thc oulrcoch officc is located on lligh Sl- ll nson. In rs not \\'tlntn thc purvic\v o[ lhc conl,nittcc becfiusc uscful lif!, of thc equi!. Soulhaastern i\lnssachuse s lhc other titin Coo0crirti!e E\tension Ccnlers nre ment is less lhan five (5) ),cnrs durnrion. lorsled in Bilmstablc Counr)'a d ar rhc Soulhcnstem IUA Agricuhurnl Center .\lso of notc (rlso called in Warehanl is rhc fact tltit cost lisurcs sllred flbo\'c \\.{.rc thosc \(hich rhr the Ut\tASS Cratbcrry l\perir cnl Slatio ) localed comnrrttee recomnlenrled ]lr\. for npprot,al lnrl rvcic l?ot in all cnscs thc, finclrcqur. salcllile officcs arc localcd in llristol: Dukcs/Nanluckcl and Norfolk s ron cost lor each itenl as nulhorized nt to!!,n I|rc(,ling. Counties- The slrtc ll\tension Adllinistrillive officcs $rc locatcd al Ui\lASS. The commitlee Amhenl Thc Plynrourh Count)'Coopcr ti!c E\tension ofllce is open 3:JO-'l:30 $,ishes to lhank !he to\\,n's deplrtnlcnl hcads. sclectnr€fl. administrative Ilon_lrri. Currcotly the locill e)itcnsion field stcff consists of a Counl) staff, and other lo$,n conlnlittcc rcprcsenlaliyes for theircollLtti\r effort Director, lw(i 4-ll )'oulh DcvcloprDcDt Specialists. r Nutrilion/FaNilJ' Life tnd cooperation given especia y in liglir of rhe fiscnl conslrrinrs rnil Educllor, funded Erplnded uncenilinty faccd in firntling Iorvn ogrcrations. and a Landscflp!'/Nursery Sp!'cialisl. A federolly Food and Nutrition Dducxlion I'roerior lr'hioh has bcen aclive in Pl)'nouth Counly since t969, is run undc.ihc u,rspices of Coopetctil'e Ertcnsion- REPORT OF THE KINGSTOi\* ARTS LOl'],ERY COUNCIL Currenlly, one suDcn,isor and threc outteach educators Nork in this progronl conducline a vcq: popular Ui\t,\SS n rrit|ot| cducnlion ccnillcrte courses in Al lhe end of lg92 lhe Kingston ,\rls Loltery - __ Council \vtls nlade upofthr cooperation $ith countt honlclcss shelteas rnd let arca agencies. For rnore followinll n)embers: Kintbcrly pal BeaslL,\. chnir: Bcrry _ !icc ch0ir;John delailed infomlnlion Erlension progran contact lhe Ferr) treasurcr: - on ihc corrnrY cooocralivc - Vilnrl Bnlboni _ s.cretilr\,: Ann Wnlsh . PASS counry office (617 or 447-5946' Coordinator: ar Box 658, Hnnron, ila oi:,t t. 1293'3541 Cobtn Stair.,\nn Fricd. lrt;rry r\nne Driscoll and Rar' Russo. PROGRAM OUTREACH Durin! lhe lltst l2 Inonlhs Pl)'nroulh county Our funds fronl lhe slatc $,ere once l_snin and onl) on. Tv dranraticfllly cut coopemlive Extension agcnts conducred- i67 oulreach progmnls' CABLE funding cycle was ordered by the - Ntassachuicls Cultural Co;ncit. \ye arrenrplrd Sixlr_one ;'coop"ro,l". Ertension NeN's & Noles" lrirve been fund cable Tv .sho.:r* lo as nlany pro-qflrms Nithin the Kinsslon school and 5 Pl!nloulh comnlunit):, inclurling ploduced by plvmouth Counry Coopr'rnlife Eritension. ,All but libra.y projec(s, xs well as individual a.rists r.,ho !,vould best benefir our conr, Corrnrl Ertension cable T\' plog'xm-in munity. ror*ns rr." rtr;. tr"tr trour coopL'ratite ,t'.i' r*."tr" .on'r,r,,i,.1,".... .l*"11*f. reaching over I00.000 houscholds' coopersllve we hn\'e exirntincd soltc ncrv \\,ays to riise nronev oursr,lres to incrcJjr RIOtO E*",r. SundaY nrorninc on WBET (Broctton), our ErleDsion- ilivins bilit) nelit yenr. We also aiplird for a grant'fronr Lechnlefe for th( stBff pr.r.nt is nrinure broadcasr on upcoming-progral|ls-'rno Extensron puD' librarl. rvhich rve unfonunarcly did nor ,.."i**. fV" will strive to ticep rtr. flh tirnely educational roDics." NEwsLETTERs coopcralive alive in lilhes - Agricullulc-lor rcsr Kin"ston in 1993 und conrinue ro look for*"ard to s.r, ine our conrn,,,nirl l5 neNslerrcrs i, rhe area on Narural Resources and fron' rhe to rhe best ofour ability. ottt -a ."--...r"i';;;;;;". A nraster list of Ihese is avuilable tounly extension office. Advisorj, Board(s) rnd'I'rustees E\tcnsion are fl5 sonre kev llouns lhal o\'ersr'e tllc \!ork o[ CoopelnliYe Iollotr,s. of the Colln onw'illh' Chapier l?E' hiaccordnnce wilh thc Gdneral l-nNs co!nty coopcrllive Exlcnsion are enlpo$cted Io County Conrnrissioner ltlanhew Strigglcs - llridgcteater ,ll. i.ti"".-r;t Plynrouth ''nou"i t""..,li Dorothy Drvyer Nors ell it it" county, rrppropriatcrl-tr1 tit - lhe Lr\' under l],ll,lr\hr.:n Lenore Suanson Plynrpton i.A,"JCor..t"nt",.i* "" "n.,i for carrl irig otrt lhe |rorision of willianr Renrcs - - Carver d.) are appoinled. Joseph "Ijal" Denly Brockton past ycar in crerl coll]nlunll)' - Agents havc made cont cts during lhc John Weckbrcher Abington gioup cliscussio".t.tiu.u:T-"1:',:l: - ,i,r',r"uii p"iii. i'"",ings. itrdivi(lrtrl r isrts' John Bumett, Jr. whitmrn lorvald helpixg lo solre rions, in ritenrpring to llssist the ll('cds of ll'('ciliTcns Edwrrd Nicolas - Plymouth seNice cooperattse - n*agern"nl probt"',nr. b"tler living' lnd bellcr cornrunil)' 'tG;;;;"tf to'ol Jounty J-H Ar!visory Council: L;; ;e n auv a.Jisrcrt uv ,'"'n)' "olunt"":1"1"::..-..,.,.- [h- active counly 4-H program looks to tl 9-nenrbcr advisort group lo assisl thc t"' A tolal ernensc of 5270 (N) \vas rrlculr('d Jurin8 te3r vith fundraising, prograu reviews and promotion. Thcy arc appointcd by th€ ptogr'tttts":,0"1'-1::.- rnc ovv'" olnraterial ncedcd in carryine ort llle !itrious lirtension tlymoulh Counly Board ofTruslees. e\p'in.eLr ror r('\itlcnrs or thd tot'n rnd Cha.les Smith East BridgeNater ;;';;il;;; t;;',.-i"'i"' "'*' rs follorvs: Sheri Jacobs - Halifax Linda Ransonr- Hanson FliI'ENSI: l99l -92 Carol Hollor!ay s10.00 Halifar Books and l\tanuals p!rchilscd for ToNn Palricia Schembari- Hanover To$n Dircctor's E)ipense 60.00 James Sharv lr{iddleboro- Bulletins. Paper, clc. n5.00 Deborah Simonis- Brockton .l- School Progranrs 6-5.00 Janice Strojny -Kingston 4-H & Hoine Ec Leitdcr E\Pcnse Lindsay Blake - Total s270.00 - Duxbur) forvn Direclors: vt-G.L. Ch. 128 oullines the Cooperalive Extension Syslctu functions. Il SUiUi\rARY Thest FIrr*AN-CIA l- tllorvs ior Town Directors to serve in Ihc crpacity as local liirison. s270.00 owns conlribrle addilional funds lo assist in Cooperalive Ertension progmms. Cunent Appropriarion ( | 992-93) 270.00 \nnual Cooperative Extension reports arc published in their torvn rlocuntents Suggcste,t Apiropriation for | 991-91 James Franey Abioglon Carol KniShl tr{attaPotsetl - - COIIiIIITTEE Dorolhy Angley Can'er James Archer- Marion REPORT OT' THE RECYCLING Eileen Rawson - Duxbury David Blanchard tr'liddleboro Ed Smith - - - Easr BridgeNarer E. Daoa Cashin - Nonvell R!ssell Sunevanr Halifax Brian Bara-qlianalh - Pembroli€ ,.,ffi ff:i'i:f,"i:T;';:1il="ffi":;:;."1,;:-"!:J"i""1:'sllli: Leander B. Nichols - Hanover Edrvard Kierstead Plympton - - lllaisachusens Solid Waste AcI. Robert Haviland - Hingham Georgia Chamberlain - Rochesler Jean Catto - Lakeville Jerrilyn Quinlan - Sciluale ueorge Fraser Ktngslon clifford carlson w' Bndge*rter ""***i:n*j:*;m';ry;:;r;r'r,P:1"'.::'#lib! John Nonh -Marshfield - whilman a\rarded ro the Rccycling Conimillee - Leon Milletl' Jr. - ii'J::ilT,:l,'xt::J::,li,:",'*q,"',.H1*ItJT'.1rffi ll"ffi ;ili:;:;*.:'.!:'iilii::l"tll=",'""'

265 .: -. ... '[llE 'ro\1'N COLl,Fic'l'oR The commirtee has cuiirinaretl:iironrhs of research and inleriie\ving, and RlrPoRt ot' sending out rcquests for proposols io coupiinies in the recycling nnd solid l:iscirt Ycar h:ls b'cn i very hectic waste buiiness. Currently, rve nre in lhc final sl08es of negolirtion Nith The Tiir Depilnrlerl throtlgh lhc 1992 of thc |lerv cotnpulcr nrld (luar- SEMASS,Energy Answers Cotporation lo tskc our recyclnbles lo their ne$ one ior otl conccrnc,t with thc ilrlflcnlenl:Itiorl wc hlvc tric{l lo fdcility in Bridgervlrer. lrilh lcry littlc tr irlirrg for thc tnx Personncl moterials recovery tr.|:ft'i.;offfr, or ;;;',;i;i;; *irt' no,i. ll:righr. 'ios n it

Theloralnumberol€lectfical|nspcctioflsforfiscalyear1992\!lts540. wilh S10,074.00 collecled in fees' I . REPOR',f OF'l'llli YOUTH COi\l[TISSTON

The Borrd ofAssessors has conplcicrl anorher busy and producri!c This year thc l'outh Colxrlission Ins corrtinucd to meet thc nceds of the ).car. Our coDlpuh'r giving !0u in thc coltrttunil), Wc offerctl a laricty of lrogtlnls lhrcc limt's. during ststc t is fully opcrirtiofiill u\ th(, bilir).ro hr Lll( rh. that pro\'idcd actir'itics iud c[richrDe||t forour Kingston )oulh. Thes. record lpdating aintelancc and r0luaitiol tlsks in_horrse reducing taar, ,ercarly oui perticipation. dcpend€nce on oursid. r,cndors and in:craasing pogirms also cncouraged fantily our rccuracy. We hnle adtlerl a counter reiDinal for use b1; Ihc public, Lohrs 1,2-3 and tVor

269 s0tnnits the folloNillg rePofl The Zoning Boad of ,\ppc0ls rcspectfully J l' 1992: lor the year ending Dcceolber Spcciol Errth Rcmol.ol/ Rerie$ of '\clioni variances fcmi$ S$ddftIlits Ausl|l 0 7 l 0 Grnnted 0 Denierl ti ? 0 Withdra\ln 0 s a a 0 0 The annual census of f rtrt aniltlirls lrls conplctcd' and thc rcpon for' l5 5 w0rded to the Dirision of r\ninlal llcollh. Boirtr.$:tri'I)"+::1")l::i*1']'J.;:: DurinB this Pirsr ycnr..rrrc #i:i I $ish to rhsnk tlte tirenrbers of lhe BoLr.d of llcalth for their coopemlion u*ir rurr' organizing these inspcclions. ililiJ,l-ll ;;li'lli in \'ith rlvo rlrernirles At'llxrr il; iloard ;; "1"$':iill::il;lill'.,"ii creoscd ro tivc rlcmbers' "*i"'n"''u"u*i"t'",' c,,,r tlruc( Riftr REPORT O}'ANIi\IITL CON I'ROL OFT'ICER ;;; ;;il;;ir'",," ""1:#lfJl':1 ff"'illill'i,l"jiil,lllli: rnd l!{aric Shca nd h\cil llullecn rvcrc ilP rpPointrrrerl- rhe Boar'l is rvaiiiug for anothcr Adherence to lhe lelrsh law is getting bcllcr all thc linte yiar llfler ltrr bul i.".iii"lt#..,it"u' ",rtl Lou i\lua)'n a d hcrnsslsl.lnl' ferv that rvon'l obey the h\ BolKl \rishes to lhrnk To$n Clerk i\trry there nre a ferv lhrt \'oo'l obey the lai!. Thos. The rhe prsr and.'oop"'"tion rhroughout )e.r' shall bc trkeo ao Courl to tllnhe lhom obcv the lflrv' """:;;;;;,';;;;';;;'i't"nc" During 1992 lheft- \Yet!' l8 do-qs adoplcd arrd 2l dog orvncrs lineJ nhich TVA'I.ER COTTMISSTONERS made rhe yerr 1992 a good part-tilne job- REPORT OF THE ToNn \h'elin! *"it At lhc i\lccrirrg in /\pril ol tggl 'llt:']:; REPORT OF THE l"lRE DEPAR'l'lllEn-T ,"""11;'ilili::ilil':il;;,':;"'\rrnull .j Orlc lxcl:li.1To,::-l:il^l'i,:"i::lii:1.':i Int t$o linre trcr(Ircnl facililies. rrcirrrrr.,nl During 1992, the prirlan' objectiYe of lhe DcPlrtnlcnl becnnre keeping P rtrDin'r srlriorr' rhesr ;;il;t'";;; ;;,i ,;oth., n, on,',, rr'r': :r'or'- level of seryice up rvilh lhe dernand for scr!ice. One !&c:rnt fulftifie poelron to tl't N*er' rheE-b\'.t1r\urrt il;;i;.':";:;;il,;to ,rd,l tr1'lr.tc't linrc ot tr''' Nlrs nol frlled due lo finrnciil linritations Safe Drinkirrg \\'nt"r plirncc $ith lhe 1936 Atlr('lldrrltrrls lo trrc 'lct Torvn Nleetins votcd lo combine Police l|nd Fire Dispalching and lhis i5 *o'r'lr rir:iil1ffffi;;i11'li:ll1; rhc Bonrd or .uc,('r conrnrissioncrs no\v in progress. irl our lNttrrlr',o"p,oriO" to rhose residenrs \\to p:rrllci|;ltcd tf" f,iglr.., qu"tiO or nor bein! our Four vehicles Nere taken oul of servicc due to their aqe. anil lo ereryone rrho supporled us in ' yehicles Kingston' required. Two new were purchrscd. drinking Narer to lhe To\!n of tltc projccls is araihble nl All vehicles nnd equipment \ycrc nrainl:tined, serviccd, md lested iluousn slalislical infomralion on Nater deplflmenl Iestcd r! a conlrolled nririnlennnce progranr- All lehicles:lnd equiP cnt \rer' office on EInr Street. requircd. OF VETERANS' SERVICES Trlining ol personncl rec('ir'ed cousidtrtrbt(' up1:raJing Te'hrri'J-:nJ REPORT OF THE OFFICE rr-'"_ lol legal conrple\ilics of llle nrof.ssion (lerl)irnd lrlorc in dcplh lr:rrlrrng of vclcrrns scNit's teFon ol lhe otfic€ manho rs doubled over Fevious )errs, I hercbv submil lhe 'rnnunl _rotal $ilh the vea"n'iinq Dece berftsl' 199?' incidents incre;rsed over previous yc:lrs Nith lrelts concern'd btrilding:rnd code enforcenrenl sho$ing the Inrgesl iicrel]sc. ::::: . . . :.:l ::::

Acti\;ecnses:, ... r .. : : ' lq Ne$ Cas,:s: ll Re-Opcned C.lics: l-t Nido\\ s' Pcn(ions Proccsscd: In 199:. the Proj('.| \Y.rs nsi|irl .lull.Dsr.l bl rhr'thrr'ir ol lhe rtr(t\qurt" ll jt[lnltrr |nlslliiteil Jisaitsc. Ijtrstcm l](ltlilx'tnccfhllilis (lll:lt). Sfrills.rli'l Non-Service Connected Dislbilitl Pt'rrsiorts: S 'rrl] con\tlxirlls lvdr!' Il'cci\'&l lrter' tIi(h i!(! S.-n ice CorrDrcled Distlbilit)' Cl:linr\: \r.re dricr thln nonrlLtl. Rcsitlcrllirl problenls ill our coitst.ll (-onllllurlitics. l;llblls \\'cN itllil'n veternns' Hospilaliztd: ,, lii.d rosqoilo 'tilll"l !t trNal [losquilocs slilfli Nilh lhc slrin! bnroil' antl lr'rirl lirnit'i'lintr ct'n- \rcternns Adnrinistrilio[ Fonns Proarssdd: 6] S r;nu.tl using B,T.l., iltr €nYirollnlc inll) sclc.tiY!'brtkri{l rscnt LlFu State vetelilns Seryiae Cnses Pro(-r'ssad: l.l--_ 'r11"- of thc spring br(xxl of il(lult nloiq[itNs. ttllrll-lo\''tolutttt'lrltrltt''iriitt! trliles Trr!cl.d tlousebouDd \tateriins. \\tidows, !.nce btgrn. The I'rojcct r('slonJc(l to rcqu.'sts conc('roirr! rtl(rsquit.!.s' tltrJ itll \telerans confiued- lo \tetemns Adl|r:nistftrlion i\lc(licrl Ccnt(-rs spritrr\ and tr cls p.rfoflncd \\'cll \\'ith liltlc lirn! losl lo br'Jkdo\rrr' 3nd r.\nrsins Honres nmd Childre'r of \rct.'rans: l. lll frcnl Ctlir'l'i lElinukt' 7 bir(l bitilt! Buriirl Arrnngenre ts of vetern[s (Nationol rnd Locnl]: I I EEE vints rvls firsl isolilc(l sPaci!'s, tlt lhc itllssxcll$sctts l){lnrt[ldlt of Ptrblic lltrlllh frull The Vererans Office, lorrled xt 6 ;\laple Avc|luc, Ki gston. lU,\. is oitn 'olh\trtlrls 'lr irrrcr rhe rvcct of,\ugust ll(1. Oi th(' scilsoll s tolxl of tcrl llliE is(rlitt'i ir\ tso (2) da)s a Neek each seek of the ycar. Thc officc hours arc l{:.10 r\.trI. to -olrr1': $('r. frot Pl)Dto0th C.rr"tr (S/:l rltrd ,/2S) Kinlslorr (9/:l 'rrr't l:10 P.i\1., on Thursdn)s and Fridals. \Yith rhc incrensc of ltusincss llnd ncti\ilt \\ 9/fS). Ilrockron r (l llalifi\ igl?S) hr sc|renlL'r. I hrtrrrtlrr c;rs' of Mi[ 'r! at the office. rhe asenr has increasr-d rhc houn' of both dius, giring rhc \cttrdn lhc tonfimrerl in n s9-r-.nr-old nritn frottr llririrltr'(' Nho liril t)cdrr fishirls i more lime to lisit lbr consoltation and irrfornrilrion. ll is lh,: polic!'ofrhN Crncr/Pl)'tuoulh are.r drrring lh. Inst Nrck of lht n'rurrins l!R\ltl'rll rsenl lo "nid ilnd assist' his fello\\' relernns :rnrl I shitll contiDuc to plyfomr rs "\r:grtst of llEli itr Southcrstcrn l\lirssrchusclls corllinrtcs to ttlsrrc lon-q as I om resFonsible for lh;s posiiion. Our rcl('phonc nLfirb.'r is (617) 5S5-0515. 'oof'rilli]ll bcl\\-('cn this ltrojccl l|nd thc irlI|ssrchusttt\ l)rplrtnltllt ol lhblic llcillh' \\'hil'' Thc fi8urcs sprcific to lhe Torvn of Kingslon xR'si\'('rr trtlo\" REPOR't' OF'IHIt TREE llARDEn- dor\ ntorquiro.'Jdo noi rcsp.'cl lo\n lin':s lhc irrfonn tiorl gileD t\'kN lrro_ AND [IO'I'II,SIJP!]RINT'ENDEN'f oll lht'hcrlllt lidc a talll of rhc rctilitics lvhich hrtc hld lhc lr'illcst inltJrct rtul conrforr of Kin!rro|| r('sirl rrt:. This pasl ):ear, in rddition lo rcplircing ulilny trees, unlch titn!'hirs b.ln rrx) rrldl Inscclicidc r\pPlictltion: 2.976 ucrcs \\'trc lrctllc{l rsirlg truck spenl clearina anrl lrinrnrinr roadsidrs. This rcquircs rr|orc horrrs ench I('JI Jut \\]s ltrrd' sprayers fo, contr.rl of a(lult rllosqlrito':s. i\lor' lhrn ont trPplic0tiorl to the increase in neN roads. l-irsl lr't'tlllt'llls \rl'r(' to Ihc s nr.. silr if ntos(ltlitoes rcin\'i.lrtl thc iltcll' Thr For r('ason I feel prrrchusc of tr trxctot/'i'l'' lhi\ il ntctsslD' lo n\l for lhc msde in lrhv rnd rhe Insr in Octoltcr. aml olver. Use of lhis machine r\'ill ndd ro the nnrount of $ork pfrfomli:d tl tlt:..Ill: our grcrrcst cfforr hrts b.cn lirfgct(r irt rlosqrrito':s and \'ill also prolons the life ofour agin,c chinp.r. irarshtt:*1 ,::l;:; which cxr b. tountt in s'trorllantl pools. -s{anrps' :11'::-:::"::h" sitcs nrrLl rr''lr \\ith We Nill check closely on erpsy Dlorh inil tllll \!('b $onn lhis corrtitr! )_,:JI Natca arcas- co lallJ''""-- ;';; on thcst hspeclors ti -qalllr'r l-rst r and spraying ofpoison iry rrill also be don. in lalc June. hilhh ifitllittur. nrorquilo!'s :rrc !re\ert lctrr snecilic lrrricidcs Nhtn stlcs r"r"r .i.io in.p*ii.* nr de lo 3l cntrlogrrr-d ltrceding '*erc .. REPORT OF THE PLYTIOUTH rcsponse rim:l::: COUNTY Fhnlly, \r havc bccrr rrackins conrdtrid i::::, lill: r\rosQUrTo coNTRol, PRoJEcT *,"..:;'4r\(cn ,':i;';;;:'.,,;,:,,,,,.'0,",;ino cc or r nros(luIo __ ,",''";" Pr!,u,!,i"' ",iu 'o "","'"ll"llli'l,lll,t.",lll:lr t\vo (hl,s The conrolainr ftsDonse tirrrc ir thc Town t,fx,ing.tnn,*n. tlR The Conrmissioners of ihe Pllnrouth County t\losquilo Control Project \rith nrorc rhtln 201 conrplirinrs arlsNer.o' plexsed to subnlit the lbllo\ying repon oforir tcti\riiiss d ring 1992: The Projecr is a speci:rl disrricr cr,:rr.d b] rhc Sratc Lcgislrtrrrc rn 1957' J'J;I.Il,':li."1;::l'"ru,:1?":-',: U Ji':il'."i#:*T;"i:'"'j:1::;:ll snr ",, aud is no\r' conrpo\rd of 2.1 Plvntourh Counry rorvns, rhc Ciry of Brocklorr. or(l :',.,,.':lfl ,::':li'ii; ;:'i ;Iili the Torln of Coirssct in Norlotk Countv. On Aoril Ist. the ToN|| of llx :":illim *tnltif n*:il'lll rejoined the Project. The Pmject is n ."gionol .".ponr" to a rcgiotil problell gr'lr1t ilnplic'ltion tr'llr'1n municip:rlities r*'ith technicil l)lilnrling ilssistttrl(.. llr('f oflhe lttojectls t\Yo trlck driYcn b chhoes. tinin-l Kingslon using on€ ,,riro*. on,t \rilh in[onltntioll ott local itnrl rcgionitl trctldr h] n):rinl t\'losquito Surley: r\ sysleorclic srnlpliog of ihc lllosquitots in Kiussron $rrnt socioecononlic dirta' ivits lost ilbundn t species: Other irnponanr conr uniriej indicates thrt O/ir.'r.r ,rrclnrrr? lhc The Oid Cototlt Plxnni S Council l)irtrict includcs liftccn species colfected inclutled ilcr/ts t'c.vtl.r antl Cula.\ lht CilI of Broclk)n rnLl tht tout PiPittts. for qrncril plrn ing Puq)os':s cotlsislitl! ol Btidg(\\'itcr' EJ!lon' \\'( cncour,rsc citiz('ns or n rnicipnl offrciitls lo cill our olllcc tor infor. rr(n- lo\rn9of: Ahinglon. rfvon. BridS'i\trtcr. Etlst ot' Sloughlon' \\'est mation about osquitoes. losqlilo-borne disenses. control pr ctices. or in\ rlrfif"*. Ir"*on. Kinlston' Pcorbrokc' Pl)nloulh' Pllnr iln(l Whiinrln.,\s lhc fu'ir ,\!(tr() otr Agitrg the Counril :cn'i other nraiterS of concern. Bridce$atcr dr* ,tninry tluet.onltnunit) .r('3. \\'hich. in (lditiotl lo lhe r('!r'lrr ltlxnnrnS contntrnities of Carvt'r' l)u\trur!' llanolcr' Lill"\'ille' REPOR'I Ol'THE Pr\RKING CLERK trict, includcs the eigltt ]lirshllekl, Nliddleboroush, Rocklind ind \\'lrehnrrr' ont is rcprcstnt,rl on lh( Council l)I on('(l'lc!trk'rnJ P:rrking i es totaling Sl 1,229-.lS $crc dcpositcd wilh tlic ToNn Tr.tsurer Etch ttlunicip:llil) \\orl rltmatc dclcgatc. Tlic Corincil renrbers cslablish policl' develol.lhc in F\'92. of llt': progi"ut, lhe proftssion:ll stiff nnd detenrline thc rctilitics on lhe lisl ioun.it ro"tttpioy t".n.ri"il our b) !he sllff. Thc Council nrctls REPORT OF TllE OLD COI,ONY PLANNING COUn'CIL lo'dre'l m ?0 i\'",1,r";,1;i ;i;t month lt i:00 Pill in rlic couocil officcs School Str,:ct. Brocktor! i\1.\. Board Selectrrl.n aod Citizcns of tle Tonn ol To ihc llonorable of Plurlouth is I'resi(lcnl ol In 1992. lhc Courlcil r(' chclcJ John lj Lcnor of Kingston: itrl(l ronn u oCPC:.lanrcs ,\. Kitssos of Ilrocktotl xs Council SecrclJr): your lhe Old Colony l'hnning Corrncil, I nn: As r€prcsenlarirc lo Pleas.d \lithrr of ll;rlifr\ is Council Tr(rsur.r' ro prcscnt this report ou behrlfotthe Council for 1992- suppon:rrld cooper'rlron Thc Council Sriltctrrlll xl:lno$lcrlscs ll|( !'ncrous uon(lucl :l s,irics of rll'rrlb('r' o! This ycar. the Courl[il ltlunchcd n rl|ljor irritinliYe lo of its nrenrbcr coinrnuniri. s. rl,,' p",rri,perionlrd irllolrrrrl('tt,oI und lh. rlteulb.rs forums on rhe ropic of Rcgionalistlr for locnl clectcd officials rhe Joint Trnnspon:uiorr Co|lrtrrillcc charlc bl nlt )'"1""":'l::':.:]l:Jo\epDi rr'" ;,,;;;,: of lhe gencril public. The Council is supporlcd in lhis eftort by the trl3flin tconon:ic CoDrlrlitteL chirir'''l bv l\h Josrplr "* Dcr:cloprrrent D(lol.'5 h*nl lnstitule of Slonehill Collcgc nnd olhcr rc-qional dfld count) organlzil_ corrrnritt'e chtrirtd Lr) l\ls ftitle, ftLx Agenc) on iging ,tdrrsory lDc lhe ind com lissiorrs anll tions. The thrusl of the three foturrls is to increlse llvareness of $'hnt rn. c.i*rl'"r." .".-.g_.izes rlrc sork of tocrl borrds options are in pro\'iding governrrantal scrliccs on an areorvidc bssis: Nhll goY€rnNenlrsencics.publicadprl\'alcinslitutiousandidilidttrls\1jo \\nal cost savings can be expecred rhroush intcr-nrunicipal coopcrntio : and. assrsled the Council. ahernfttive govern enlal structurcs irre nppropri te for considcriltion ln qrreslions :rrc to be con_ co ri\lISSIon- Soutlreislem N{assachusells. These irnd olher erpccttd REPoRT oF INDUsl'Rl.{L DE\'}tl'oPiuENT sidercd as rhe Regionalism forunrs are held. fcceiv€d rega'ding indus|rial|]' In 199?. the Otil Colony Plannins Council conlinucd to scnc us the ddsiP- The number of inquires \|hich lfe nitle in ils respon' zoned small it lhe pasl vear' n:rted orsaniz:ttion for: elder services pla niog and progra nDing areas has been very O'9::*:l sibilhies tts rhe Area Agency on.{ging (r\AA); as the Nlelropolitan Plannrn! tuono"tut localion ofrhe we rvere Dlea5ed lo xclitely Nill brine mote DUsr- Orsani2dion {MPO) for Transporlrlion flnd Transit Planning: and, ns lhe R"tl;d.;,;;""., i"a".,,'"' n,'* tu' *lievc this to intprore Econoriiic Dcielopnenr Disrricr (EDD) in coordiniting str:rlegies less to lhe area. ';';: the area's economiq condilions. wc arc proud to repon that lhc old ColonJ Planning Colncil has rhe distincrion only regional council in.Nev AUTHORITY ofbeing the REPORT OF THE HOUSIn-G Englrnd ro hold all of these official designaiions ar ihe ; e lime. In addilion to these desigdrred responsibiliries. the Council is aurhorized b)i stale stalulc K i nssron Housins Authorit\' t:1.:-lli'iii:::"';T:,:il1':i i:: r::: as the regioncl phnning agency with c $ide ra'ielf oI,n':; . to be concerned house for our ctienrs fronr thc D.p:rflrnert'ru' "*iir,l,";, .".p.r"t;on. \vide and perrain phlsicrl. socrllr.Jr'" tlcpr inrer'municiprl concerns as rhev ro the completed- We Nish lo thanli all To$o economic development of the District. Tirc Council also as;isls ils lllcnlhcF residenl- Al trteado\vcrest. we accepled one e\ Thcre rierc foir clcctiorls hcld durirg lh. plsl yeitr, irs tollor(\l lhe Pftsidefitill Primnry; thc r\nnutl'lbttrl l]l('ctiott (Nhith in.lude(l it Rr.N[t oi l\ccutire Director in th; {oles casl for thc h\'o_yenr sclccllllilrl lositioll be!\\e''ll Christirlr L_ \\'illis rnd Leo A. Kelle'): il Slnle Pritlltry: ilrld a Strlc Elcrtion-- lh.' l|oJ.d \\3. Appticarions and inforrn tion lDily be otntin(-d front the E\.curif. ertRmcty busy holding lhc rcquircd \'otr'r rclislriilion s.ssiolls tbr lhes. rL'.' Director ilt the llousing Authorily's offict'on llillcrtst Roid. Otficc hou:s rre lions !i rvell ils for lftc niirrutll arld rll spccinl loNll DIL'ctitlls. 9:00 :r.nr. - l:00 p. l.. i\lon(l.tv rhrourlt l;ri(lil\'. r\ll inIltcilllrs ilre pl.r((d on I n celsus tlrh bt'litlnio$ \riitin! list urltil v:rclncirs occur. Slatc ldri rcquircs thilt tllc 0olr(l lllia t{ir ,uuary lst. Ceosus fonns ilrc nuil('d to crah horrschokl lnrl r.pli('s shouhl b(' made profliptly. A irtdividuil's fitilurc lo r('sltotrl nlil] rdsnlt i his r"lnt\rl REpOR'l OF R l ltE lt..\ ltoRl\ti\s rER/ fmn the loting lisr. S ELLt'lStr coNsl A t|t,u The Regisldrs trc pt!'itsc(l to lrnnoulcc lhlt lhc ctllstls d votcr R'sistr'ilioll ncords are norv conrputcriz.il nnd proccsstd in-horrsc. Th(' !;li S lisl lbr lltc Hr\RBORtrlr\STER: l'lic florls, pi.rs, il d .ircks \tcrt in April t,', llacc S(ltelllbcr Prirrrrr) ilr(l irll sults.rlutnt (l(cliorl\ ilnrl ltNn rrl((lirrss $(r( S'n_ 1992. Thc pltrol boit lnd ir\.igarionnl aids \vcrc iD placc j\lily l. 1992. Ttrr rr ted by rhc Clrrk's O icc. season N:rs l0le strning beciluse of the ftrint Neakcnds- There $rs onc iNtrnaa of theft. Three boars Nere stolen o|le Iighr inrl rhcy w(,rc ill dis.orcn:d lllc n.\l The ToNn Clcrk's oflic. is opctr drlil) lbr \'olcr rcgislnrtion dtring r"!lrl]' nR' nromins in Du\bury. Onc borr htd c\tensivc (lirrrrngc to the co-qitlc. Thc hrt.r busintss hours. Spccinl c\'cning :lrld Sirturdtry rcgistmtion scssiolls Po\l'rl Nirs secured October ?3. Thc Dcr-crnber ston dkl tlo dint.gc to loNo lrrolrnl. ind ddrcrtised xherd ofirll toNn rll('!'lillgs nd clcclions. One boat wfls washed up onto lhc trrarsh. Orr Ilny 15. 1991, lhc Loc.rl lilccriolt Districts RcYic\\'Corlrrrrirrinn SHELLFISTI: All beds weie ctoscd i|s per starc rcguhtiol. cpprdve{l tha ncN pr('cincl rotirlg Inrp for lhc To\tn of Kitl-sslon r\s ir r'solt \\ith of that approral, tlie Torvu $ill be voting in thrcc prccincts clfcctit'- lh' REPORT OF THE IIANDTCiIPI'ED COi\Ii\TISSION 1993 Annual Torvu Elccrion. Rcgister.'d loll'rs as of DcccDbtr lJ' 1992 e rs follo\Ys: 'folnls I\lany changes havd illtlucnc.d rhe Connnissioil this year. Prccinrt I)tnnrcrxt ReDublic:rn t!rentollcd OIher | t.766 I 524 279 962 1.0-t9 2 540 406 l'0s8 5 3 14: 114 962 L -1,609 1,099 J'0r2 l't 5.7-r{ The Town's populntion .rs ofthis dnle is 9'450'

REPORT OT' THE DIREC TOR OF THE FREDERIC C. ADAMS PUBLIC LIBRARY tTr.loltT..r:1::: 1992 h:ls been r ye of planning:rrd prepar'ttion tl" " plars for movlng ilcross ol construction costs dictnled a teN:rpptoach lo our . tt;."",1'"i"-i""" ,"t." enforced delav bv urrdcrtrkins a "J""","s" 'rthe Kin-eslon's lib ry : detailed reevrluation of library scrlrces to lnrke sur€ lhrl ' ffi t,5ffi $:J.ii'*Ti':Tilli:":i:.'ii3:'ffi1'il3;i; t*:l;.]I Boslon' an

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scllool, colli\ll fl l:E 'li'nll i\trs. CollccI Coslr. Chritrrllrl li\Pir.\ lq9J 'l'crrn llrs. Illrion Lirnng.rn, \'icc Chlintlilrl lt\l!irts I l)9:\ lilr. Janres CoI['. Sccrctnr] ltnrr ll\l)iras laqi \\'e also held it series of :t( pmsr.tnls for young itdults in grrd.s 7 throush 9. \lrs. Jr ct Di snrorc l'(.l|rr |j\l]itrs M-i thcnks Io a grant \'rilteD by thc Fri.nds of lhe Librnry itnd br thr 'l'.nrr -qivcn r\lr. Chlrlcs Noble li\!ir('s lqq.i Kingston Arts LotteD,Council. Thc irduk dcplrtnlcnt hcld il scries of linrnciill sccotl(l l\lol)dit) ot cirh seminars and x book discussion $erics, Wr'nlso htd n Drcseotntion o[ tmyrlin l hc School ConnDitlc! lllccls ilt ?:J0 l.ttt. orl tltt the Caribbern. nrcnth- We arc Sraleful lo tht' Torvfi for lortr strong supl)orr nnd leflerositl. ADi\lIn-IS]'RA II0N ol'!'lC!l Thanlis also to the Fricnds of lhc Libr n for rhcir enrhusiasric hclp in so nr,rnl supcrirlcndcllt ois.hools areas. plense giYe thenr lour suppon if r.,ou hitycn't donr' so alrcxrly. Thc) ilrt Dr. I'aul r\. squlrcia Ior s('con(lttrI lilor:lti(i'l a hard-$orkins group rvho linos horv to hivc :r good rirllc fo. a sood cnusc! Itr. \villirrlr L. Pcpprr Assisldnl Strl)erirrtcDdttrt Assistnrll Strpcri tc (lcnt K-ti irr I lilucn((xl lur' Johll w tlurlic t\(lnliuist rnlor o r sp'c REPORT OF TIiE POI,ICE DEPARI'IIEN'I' i\lilllilg'r IlIr. Chcster.\d:rnrs Busirrcss DurinS 199-) lht KiD-qstol Police Dcpurrrncrrr conti ucrl ro Ine.'t Ih( tl(.,1r of the connllunit} and strir.ed to pro(idc services with n hish desr&- ofpNf.s_ SCtIO0l' CALDn-DAR sionalism- The menrbership of rhc depirrrnrenr uoiforrrly col|rmrndtd in Fall rcmr scprctrrb(r I th r Nortr** ll :::l] rggrt'ssive approrch $ itlt rcspecr rc rhe lir\,y ( forccrtr('rrt of rhc co tnrutril). wintcr T(mr Norcrrrb.:r 16 rlrtuJnrrury';l lhttl Al)rll n rYv_):;l sccolxl wilrtel Tcnrt F(brrrflry I l? th'u hrtrc 19' L9] Spring Temr APtil closcd on fridl) folloNi'u In addilion to all legtll holid ys' schools rvill be Thanksgiving. given h] nr.lio srario'rs w/\-rD' -No scHooL- n,,,,ounc.rrcnrs N, bc 8:00 a rn hr :d'|rlron lvBgI, wllDH, wPLNI rnJ wRKL| b(l\\(cn 6:15 :r'rrr' rrrrd lhe fire alamr signals rvill indicrle no school rs follo$s: 6:30a.rnnosclroolatlscltools-incldirr:rJunior'tscniorlliglrSchouli 7:00 u fl.. rto school Ek rrrcntflr) ONLY' rcPertcd 3 ri es' Thc signal will be 4 shofl doublc blasls

271) :'. ,' , ' shoN {ll Studies. Scores nte said to be si-trnificantly ilrproted whrn lhcy patterl| o[ sus- Torhc Citizensoflltc Silrcr Lnkc Regionnl School District: increlae of fifly points dr tlrotc. Silrer l-nke scorcs rcflcct a gtltde bin.d iricteises at bolh tesling grldcs tlith significnnl ilrprorclllclll ll su-egcsted by thc tcst tesults. Silvcr Tlrc sccon(l yeflr of lhc !rr(lc r(.itliSD lr l continu,,d in srrtooth trirnsirion $f.lv.. r\flcr dntlyzi g illl of thc dntfl Irodes ofnssessnrenl, deYelop strategies The inrplarnentiition of this pltn has ennblcd lhc Silvcr Lnkc Disrricr to conrinlr Llte \rill conlinue to erptore altenliltiYc across illl curriculu l areas ald e)ipxnd olporlti' to offei qualir), educntional progriuts for itll thr sludcDls frotr Ihe to\ynr ol for the iniegralion of lvriting rensoning' Kiosston. I Inlifil\, Penlbrokc irn(l l'ly tl)tor. nities forsludcnts lo cllSogc io tl tl)'sis, l}roblell) solYingand inductive

collnnillec reviscd thc Innnn{r jn \\'c arc dccpl' i0(|t'bled to tll( lirclrlrt. stJff x d itdntinisrriltio for rhe.r Beginning June l. 1992. lhe school populaliorl dedicntion and hcrd lvork io rhese liries of Iiscul reslrl|inr. \rhich il vores. In itn attenrDl lo addrcss corlcerns aboul a shift in distribution and the teprcserlntire ballnce on the conn itlce' on advicc of of lhe com ittee fronr The co||nnittcc \\'ns vert prold to arrnolrncc in Junc thnt trvo of our itdntin, counscl, a policy .*o. o.lopr",l pennittirlS each nlerrbcr cast l\vo lotes' while the two istrators. Johil Ahcrne, Assisrn r S perintflt(lc r for Secondrrry Educiltion. rnd the towns ;f Hatifax. Kingston and Penrbrokc lo cnst ore volB' ln dris nlnnner' pro' John lucll|an, Principitl of Silver Ltlic Rclrionnl IIigh School. \\.rre both reprcsenlalivcs frofir ltlynrpton \fould eilch a\rardcd l Doctorirte in Education front lhc Uoiyt'rsity of \lassitclt sitrs. ponional rcprescnlatioD rvrs recstnblishcd. Conqratulirlions! fronl Trvo mcmbers. J l€s llfl\Ylcy froln lllllifcx and Parlela Blldes Bladcs \vas chainvonlirn for lhe In August. the fonner junior high school buildi g wrs rentcd ro lhe loRn Pembrole. lcfl lhc conrntitlcc in June iilrs prsl of the commiltec Taliing lhejr of Halifa\ unril an urltlirion ro rheir cleorc rary school is cot deted. .\5 out four years and n sirtee -ycnr nlcmber Connots fron Pentbroke- In school populalion continues to grow, the lbnllcrjunior hiBli site \ill bc nrcde,l ptace tvcre Alison Long fronr llalifar anil Ceri and Frnnces lloeg wirs to house sludents [l (hc Rcgiouitl School Dislrict lcrel. SeFtenlber. Ntirk Crant fronr Kingslo resigncd appointed to r.phcc i\lr. Crt|nl. Bud-eel restrllints rcltirin an obsrirclc to nddressins long tcnll frcilitt rn,l forher derticrlion hffd marnlenance needs :rr rhe junior Nc rrrc We $ould p:utn utarly like to think Ihs Bhdr's a d senior high schools. This ).rnr sne $ork' last sitileen years' As chnir\\'onriln' fortunate lo receive a Sranl. as did olhcr ro$ns, ol Sl00/pupil. This cnirbled rhc diligence iud guidirtcc over the (halin! r!ilh rrlalrt col rot'('rstnl rssucs district lo bcgin work on sonre long or.erduc lajor projecls slch rs roof gui,led us'through soirrc dilfrcull tin'es. tiemcethal\LnslhelrarrnrirrNor.rrrl repairs td rnd hrndtett all;f lhcn' N ilh \ isJoDr trrr(l l) at all three buildings. mosonry rcptirs nl thc juDior hish. rcnoyrtion lrorrr puurrc lenurc Illtr{les nnd enjo) }our rcsl lhe guidance area, Durse's oftice llnd g),nnlasiutn ill the high school and th. as chniqtrsotr. Thnnk )ou. i\t15 purchasc of soDre compul.r cquipnlenl- Our buildings srill require majorNo* stlice. especially in roof reptirs- lnJul)" adonlnrlrltirc cllrngcs in lhc-rcgion I hetc rverc irlso a nutttbcr ol lell Io Dr. nderrl fol Secondaty Educalion_ l-erv thin-!:s art nrore cunicrr John Aherne, /\\si\lrtnl Superrnh critical ro rhe lili. ot iisltool slsrcnr rhrn rht The school conrnrllee' lum assume the posilion of Superintendenl in Abi cton' it offers to its sludeots and to thc connDu ity it serves- Ifa schoolsysletir rnd dedictrlion to,con_ slnff and taculry $ill nriss his loynlry. l rrness. iision is lo renliin vibrant and clive, rhen so roo urust ir; curricululr. In order to PUrr_ you Dr_Aheme'and besl tinurlly €nsu'c educalionfll Thanli anlee lhis. an orderly process lo erritluatc the effeclivencss of rvhnl \\'e lerc! qu lily ProStflnr\' \Yishes in your superinte dency- and how we Ie{ch it was esrablished a felv years ago and conrinues. This leill. English, Computers and Foreign langftrge are going through the lire-yerrtur_ I n Aueusr. ;!r,. wirr i:rn, P.'pr: P'tTll",l.l riculum revieN lhat $,as first adopted lhe in 1990. Sir:ce rcn. by commi[ee ed. Superr :TJ",ffi J:l'i';',Tl:i;Ti to fitl rhe posirion of Assismnl " "*...Ini.... lhis plan has been an integr.rl pan oiou. as a school disticr if,. *f,..f .orlni',* "tlucational SrcNlh prirlci')l]l and as assislinl superin(endent unl rvishe-s to thank hinr for his dedic:rlion to the dislrict' This past spring. the Nlassrchuscrrs r\ssessnrenr Tests \rerc adnrini'lelt'r to all stud('nts in grades eighl anJ lNelve. Based on the criteria provid(d bI $' In Dr.cen,bc,. Nh sydne)' Rus\err *I:llHll.'.*:IJl:ffIll,iffi::- State Depanmeni ot Education. Sil\'er Lflke has shown improveD'.fl| in r' cced Nlr. Peoo('r. I!tr. Rrrsscll is:r lscnl)-sl four design ted tesr treas nn.l Socrrl endeir'or' of MarhL'm:rtics. Reading Science ,'"i;' ;; .slrr::l;r.". \'" ist' t,;n' in rri' ne'r ', "'ctt ' ' KTNGS'I'0N IiLDi\tEN'l',\Ry scllOol' iltr. itruno Zolto$ski, l'ritcipal' lliShliShls

in gtitdcs K'6 in at Kingslon Elcrllentlry trcrc E?l sludenls Enrolhnents opco('d to 56 preschool stuile ls in :rlten(lnnce School f""""iSgi "ti,tt eisltr :iccrions of il;#-"i,; ;;".i"denrs in srrrdes K'6 we cst:rblishcd li**:r.T; : *: i;:::iit::::',:1,:i'J"l;:':l lLil il:.T il:;I'lii;;:i for lheir continued stlppon alld concem $t'll \fir lddcJ it Wc illso lhank our ulelrlbcr ld\\ns ffifi';;;;;"- ;;;;,','v""''"r.t"*r irr rlris nrosrirrrr irr ouI chit(lrcn. \Yc cordiillly intil(' )ou lo ;tltcrrJ oul trr'clings for lhe educrrtion of of sttttlcnrs. d tourth llondny oIevcry nlonlh' neisection They are held on thc second'fhursdal ll and mtllh Studcnts r\cadenic c rphasis conlroues to o('on reading OT' SCIIOOI'S in the schoo.l$i{le.rcading REPORT OF'I'tII' SUPERIN'I'ENI)ENT ,r'.u.-t *i ,rr" school plrrlicipntcd "1":nt"nt"ry go"r of hiirins rcnd onc nillion pnscs. D-! To the School lrtd CilizeDs of Kingston: ;;.;;;;;*,",; ;;;;i'ing ou' rclorl ll i\s I slbnril lo lhc citizcns of orrr tlistrict nry sevcntce !h nnouitl school departtrcnl Th' i*ir:11",,'L',;w.l iil": IIJ'iilil:'?*,il;1:'fi:ll; conlinues lo rellect thc financial conslrxinls facing lhc f*n:; rcslorc losl serllc's lo librcry onc of Millic's signcd books' state iid of Sl00/pupil ennbled the school depilrlmenl lo tirictl of lilcraturc ,rs Nell :rs-hsrl childrcn of our forr IoNns :llrd region' Re:tdi g cl$ses are conlpriscd of a oryr' changes occurred during lhis plst yenr both in school l.\tboors'itn(l\tudCnIsilIcstrc||!l||!|ngt||ciI':IPositor'NIitiIusIi||si].pllollns Considcrable an'i poctrl \t'c crc Ftttrrtly School sttdcnls rrc occ0plln_c trell as rhcir $rilins for short stoli(s (url('nl nization 3nd personnel. The Httlif{x Elenlcnl-'trI ro rhnt Nc sill hrre an(l thc] il(-trltfl rrrntcrials bascrl on lit('r:rluIL_ rlre fonrrer Silrcr Lrtc Re-eionitl Junlof Ili,[ll School 5itc *"*l*--_r"*,,.* in lcrllPonry runour|orni and c\ciling lllcrinls avrilible lo iill sludc'lls' encins some ver) Positivr edtrcrtionirl c\prricncc5 lhi\ l to lhe of tlalif{r have crprcssctl their lhrrrks rrore.r''acrre's a::il:: iir. Jiua.tl. o,,d cirizens ro sharpen our mirthsrdsses. [1,T:l i:JI;';T""i Regionrl School Co:ntnillce for thcir hclP in I tilne of need' mflh nranipularivcs xn(l lhc tcat'hinS ol.rrr"'"u'iuji,-, utt" ,o .o,npt"r" t,"u.it y othcr seglnrenl rathcr lhii chtlnges inlpacted lh€ ccntrJl office nron: lhrn i better understanding cog iliYely rlonr Pcrsonnel ir rhc pr'scnr tilrre re:rcrrers D'- John Ahemc lornrer tiu:''."1']l'l'll ;;;il ft;-,;;"itl o' of rhe school depa.trr'"nr. '\ssisrllnr "r.r't"'n;,."tt' in flralh courses for Sccondary Educi!ion. \!rs upPorntrd Superinletr(lcnl Kindcrgancn through grirdc'1 hn\'e P niciPrrtcd "l Jupcrtttt'"':tl::::": oly rpics tl"t""Y i\tassachusclts. Dr. El:rirrc Btt"nrirrr' [ortller evenls o[ 199] \\at lhe Abingtorr. '\ssistlnt Nt\\ one of thc nrost c)iciling "": ilenr, K S. N s 0pPointcd 5llpcrrntcrrtlerrt of Schools inTillifi'ld I'rtlrclP;rl.rrt Ju"' i':ll'."'il ::;';'li Hrnrpshir('. ittr. \Yilliarn Peppcr relilitilled ils lh.l Jurlior IliSh I]rluc tion unttt lti:T.ff li:'ilt $:ii,lili:*;l*l;:':;:i't]crhibit rltc ns cotncroco rion io his ncrs rolc as Assistu t supcri tenrler for secondar) il:'.- I"*. ;"r;';,u", ."""to trnd t'isriritic\ to Ru\scll Nas flPpoirrtc'l ri l||c a successot rvrs irppoirlled. i\lr. Sidncf 'u'"'' *ith the athletic contesls. At lhc tlcnx nIRry rc"' lli-qh School Priniipat cffccrivc Dccerrrb'r 7 l99l rn'rrunrcnr,l Eletnenlcf] i\lanr of ouI srudenrs h;rrc bclurr "'"'it ]*:"::'::::'t:::; J'tr-. eaut t(ettogg i*os appoint".l Prircipnt of the BryantYillc School. "",,r"'i."i"""tt"i""in'"u"'''*trvonthundredNrlookrorlltrrut""r" ."JJ.....i,iiivanced lland in the re'r flrure' Educrrlionrtrcfonnonirstatcsldcb:rsis\itsllx'n'rrjortopicotrlist'u\'!on i,,cru(rc,hc !i1, iou\'!.,l'l':JJ : lhe ycrr. Unlonunatett. lhc rctonD l('gislrlion wc con,inue,o T",1"1.;:::Tl:i,H'J'fi lhroushout '*=,:.t::::::;; our Red Ribb( svstcnts in thc C*'l'''l'*'lll.T'il."i,,* at KES- These include and a.r a Iesult rhc public school Show pllrl b(cirust'oI rrr' '"'_ ThanksgiYing Feast. and lhc vrriety struggle \yilh inrdcquillc ftrndillg nnd thr innbilil) lo o-ul conrnritrec nfl'lbe's:rnd ofsrrle alid local fin:rncial and progrinnnttlical resources' ve er(end our th nls ro school :utlljnli:o *",.'JJil,li i.' i'"o,.i". ro,,r,"i, .u,'o*":lliJ'#i,l"i,iLl;.'lir";;: deeply appreciate rhe assistaoce rendcre(

?s3 $lirilt. And lhc cncourngonlt l of leitnrin8 scicllcc lhrough c\perifilcnliltion hirs provcn sery succcssful. Sit\,cr Lake Junioi lti-qh School hils bee throuSh rDany changcs overthr A grenl deal of work hns bcctt donc ov('r the pasl lear in lhc nrcl of lcch_ g past fciy yenrs: Lnsa yeilr \\,ils ccrliiirrll otre of the trtosl significinl in recinl nolog). Thc lcchrlology curriculuttt in $rit(te 7 xnd gtil(lc hils be(n lc\tritt.'n mernoD. and reyised. Oncc dgai thcrc will bc i| nnrch Srenler .lrphasis plnced on problenl Tcohnolo-lry rlllitte(' hns The grfldc configur:rtion chflngcd fronr a Jth and 8lh grad€ school lo r sohing ilnd criticrtl thinking. Itt ttddilioD n K_12 Co as three-year school housing studeDts i|r grldcs 7. 8 and 9. wc also nloled from bcen \!oIking to providc plans for thc gtcxler use of tech[ological tesources $'ith lhc our site or Rte- 27 to our prcscnl sile 'nl lhc fonncr Peimbrbke Cunlpus of tha $e prepilre our schools ilnd our studcnts to entcr lhe 2lsl centur!. high school. Thal lre \vere rble to nrnke lhis tr nsition so sntoolhly is ceatainh iddition of Channcl Onc $rd NlCgI. \re halc lrcitlly oxptuldcd our crpnbililics. a credit to thc stlff, lhd studcnls, thc pilrcnts nnd lhc cofilrlunity. lt Nas, in The nunlber anil typcs of progranrs thltt rc |lorv alailable to our )oun8 PeoPle -very sense of the Nord. i leirr of chnnges a|l(l challengcs and one froln $hich is lrcnrcrdous. we continuc to dcvclop plrns lo update our curent cquipment we have errerged strorgcr il[d \vith :r nntch decpcr sc0se of rhe i prcr lhr rs rvell ns lootinS flt our cutticulunr Dceds rclalivc io the firpidly chin-cin-q nre' recenl llnancial constrairrts has had on all ofour opportunities. ofrechnology. Ooe of the liey issues last ye r rvas ho\\' bcst lo incorporltc the 9th gride As ahvays I very pletsed by lhe le\'cl of staff iovolvelrenl in lnd the inlo the junior high school. To rcsolve thosc issucs a task forcc nrade up of3 qurlily ofthe studcnt aclivity progrants offcr.'d at thej!oior hi-qh. I h.tre mlin- represenlalive cross scctio of the school conrnru ily was pul inlo plsca lo lained for Inany yenrs thnl \\'e haye fl lcvcl of cotnrlillltent drat is second to deyelop reconnnendalio|ls Nhich Norc uhinratel) prcscrled nrid ttppro'red h: nonc. The sludents itl the junior high school h:l!c n nryrird ofprogrdllls ivailnble pcoplc, lusl thc school conlmillce. Bccnuseofthc hard Norkof lilnt Jear$r! bolh in and outsidc of lhc classroonr. a lreme[dous success, The lcanring arrarrgenrcnl \\'{s contitrued in gmdts: Thr suppon pilrtrllr lhc colrlrtrrrtrit) lhis has bcen outstandin!' and 8. Grade 9 becanle Bluc Housc. Strirtc,lics had to be dcveloped rl\o Io of thc irrxl )rirr Therc nddition of450 sludenls' llte dc[lands incorporate thc staff ot both thc jtnior high school and gradc 9 al the hilh can bc no oucsrion that lvith lhc group ofdedicaled Yolun' school into ane. This \{as lcconrplished rvith relatiye cirsc duc to their oul' on sonle stNff nrenrbcrs dro\ticnlly iocren:jcd. A core spirit' co rnrilDlenl and slanding professionrlisnl. tecrs \ns fonlted lhis lrll lo Drovidc nssistroce. The;r dedication htle bceI lrcnlcnrlous. As a school comruunity. Silv('r Lrli{ JuDior Hi8h School corltinu(J h' groN educalionally and to seck rvnys to enhancc lhe qualitY of insln'clion m SCHOOL all of our curriculum areas- Thc process of curriculudr rcvierv hirs conllllle'r SILVER Lr\XE REGtOn-AL t!lGll and his led to an e\anlinarion of $hrl $e rench, \r'hy t!'e lcich it 3nd lto$ \' Dr. John F. ltcErvan, t'rinciPal' Hishlighls teach i!- Il is this rype of progr!-ssive exa inirrion thal keeps our curflcul0 r of re\trutturin! offerings current and relevirnt. Sil\'cr Lake Re[ronal llilh School is in tls sccond !err of unity and productivit) rn'l The theme of "Conrirg Togerlici bmughr a nes sense l,,'luch rvas accornplished last Iear in the irrea of sludcnt inc.nlires get the nrost fronr to lhe school le:rchcrs wo'ked Yery hard lo school clinale. A student recognition progrnnr \\'as devcloped alorg $i$ oll studens and lheir neN, spirit llls never been b€ller' honors arvards prosratn lo rolivate and encourlge students to achievd al llri unified selring irnd school the t992 \chool highesl lcvel possiblc. Acildemics $erc on lhe nlinds ol c\'(ryone lhroughoul ycrr. lhe \ophonrorc cla\s Nerr Inourleo rvas an inlegrJle'r It rvas lhe first tirne Ihrt mcn)bcrs of i\luch attention giren over rtrc prsl )cnr ro rdoptins over oneIenrrrul l)F inlolhe Honor Socicr]. B' rhe lirneofthc induclion ioApril applo:rch to h'achins rhe curriculunr. Thi\ illcluded the rolerdisciplinrq School our Sitver Lake Region:rl I'ligh activities rhat all of our reanrs have beconre inyolved i,rs \sell as designrn: sludents \vere made nrenrbers ot'lhe nreans lo d('monslr:rre ro our studenls thnt discinlines do nol in irolrlion Honor Socicly- 'i\isl school in orJer i\luch of our insen,ice r.,orli rhis year Nas also derjored to e\ploring JitfcRni tlcR cunccllcd al lhe high jrN Un Mry 5. 1991. rcsUlrr clrssts lcrmin: instruclionirl strateuies. \Yorlishops \rcrc offcred in coopcrativc ,o p,csen, a speciirr weilness prosran, ,oihlilTlll'i;..i'li.iiililili'illl ol sluu"c* olher topics ;ncluding heterogcneous groupin-! irnd altemalilc Irleins special large rall group presenlallon: and s \firh roprcs nre assissment. \\'e dre cunenrly in rhc second ycar In r.,'hich studcnls in rll{c{(r^: \\orkshops froft rhrrt) r$o otfcrins5 Jcrlin-s 0n of rhcir choice classes on "hands $er' b} bolh nterrrbcrs have baeri 'iunleieled." Thc enrphiisis bas been placed (riercise, alcohol irnd stcroi(l{_ Th( $orli\lrops PI{sertlcd ACKNOIl'1.EIX;EIIENT:

For the first tin1e in lmost a dacilde, lhe schcol dcparl tenl restored sonre services lo children through thc slarc funding fomlul0 of Sl0o/pupil. trtay I publicly commend our strff for lhcir thoroughness in utilizing these resourc.-s and as a resuh thc students irrc the benefactors. This pasl ye0r lv s itnothcr chirllc|gc thnt itppetrs to bc nlort'comple\ thrn ever bcfore and lhe progress thirt was trade coukl not hive occurred Nilh- o|lt lhe cooperalio|l ilo(l cfforts of nr$ny people- To ueulbers of lhe school cort|rrattces, stnff, students, parelts ilnd citi- zens, mny I thank you for your cffons flnd il is rny desire to continuc ro nssisr in sefl inglhe children in our district in lln cxefirplary ]rn er.

ln Arsust, 125 studcnts rvcre invitcd ro lhc school's lnnual Srudcnr Leadcrship \\'orkshop. Fronr S:00 r.[1. to 9:00 p.|l1.. lhey \rorkcd on \ra]s to tDakc lhcir school betlcr and nrorc successful. l! ilDy idc$ wcrc shrrcd and a grent denl ofclrlhusiasrD Ni\ en!cnd('tc(|.

Technology h!5 been one of the nrosr irlpotlint dcveloptucnls in cduclrion this year. A Tecb-Prep ConnDitlec hrs hc'lp('d lo ct'ah tc both rhc n.cils and resources a! ilnble for lechnology i our school. Last ycar rvt'rilrorluced Channcl One ilnd this ycilr rve irirvc incrcilsed our offcrings by briflging in llCET, a speci:rl inleraciive television reso!rcc throush the use of siltellitr comnrunication. O Deeenlbcr 2, 1992. our reachers atte ded wo.lishops lhrl shoNed thenr hoN lo incorporate rhc lnrcst in tcchnarlog)' inlo their classroonr! An{onc $ho hirs h':n in our librirD k o\rs rhat it is snrilll :rnLl(,{tRrosdr,l illl of lhe tirtle. In order lo nrnke the librrry nlore av{ilnble lo urora studenti aboua t*enly parcnt volunlecrs Nerc iririned ro strff our school libr ry for our sludents trvo nighrs a \.rcck frotn 7:00 p.m. lo 9:00 p.m. This as a SreJI resource lbr our slud€nls to do reselrch ilnd r|se o r co puters. \\tc nr. ,' very grnleful lo rhc parcnts Nho doui e their ri|nc for lhis rclivilt fld for s0 nlany other projects at our school- Our Rcnnissance Procranr conrinuds ro help nroriyare studcnls to iclrier' in lhc school. Sil!er Lnkc is con\rllnrl) focusirr! on irrrllrovir)S otrriri:rd'ln' slalus. This yt':rr \\'e sx\\':rr incrcns( in our college ilcceptirnccs, sl!:nlll'Jro chanqc in our re-\ults lrorr rlle Nlilssitchltsetrs nssesslrent tests, lrnLl \\rI( deliglrtett ro h{r.e one-lhird ofour sr dcnrs rchieve ho or roll stitus or hrlhrt finl icnn. We are proud oa rhc cbiDnritnte r oI our slodcnts ard sltltTtri Silfdr Lake and $'e look to ereo grenter ircndenric chievenlu ts in 1993. KIN(;STON SCHOOL DEPART$rENI' IltE TIIERSHIP oclobcr t,1992

Scconditry

GRANI)T0TAL

KIN(;S't ()N sctt()()L DEt,.tRfaHt N,r- t99l-1992 AUDGT;T FINAL CLOST:OU'I' TR IAI, BAI,ANCE t991.92 YE.I R I}AI,.ANCF rxPFlNnFrl RECULAR DAY II SCHOOL COI\INIITTEE t2,337.00 I] SUPERINTENDI]NT'SOI;FICD s $ t5,024-06 64,272.E8 60,8t0.18 2A PRINCIPN L'S OFFICIl r47,686_99 2] TEACIIING 146,964.10 r.677.3S9_21 r,633,402.62 24 TEXTBOOKS 15.345.50 25 LIBRARY 15.023.26 43.500-00 43,t78.48 2(t AUDIO VISUAL 1.400.00 3I ATTENDANCI] 4,r | 6.04 f? IIEALTH t00.00 t00.00 3] TRANSPORTATION ?2.36.1.00 22,'137.'t3 205.9t S.00 34 FOOD SERVICE 2 t0,435.62 4ll cusToDtAl_ 1.00 o.00 t5t.t 12.00 4I2 III]ATING t.19,7 | 7.00 4I] UTILITIES 15.514.00 29;759.31 t99.21?_60 12t MATNTENANCE/CROUNDS | 72,ll5-52 NIATNTENANCE/BUtLDtNcs 200.00 t65.01 1il 81.637.00 :iJ NIAINTENANCE/EQUIPNIENT n t. t9t.4l /-1 ACQUtStTtoN/EQUIPt\4ENT 9,4t4.O0 9,147.54 t.8?6.00 t,484_47 SPECIAL EDUCATION 220 SUP\'/TCH/GUID 224.735_44 ?]O 'TRANSPORTATION s s 226,420.31 75,3 t2.60 ($ r,6{14.89) 290 PROCRANIS WITII OTIIERS 14,232.65 104.825.72 (2,920.05), : .TOTALS 300.{ 3.22 $3,27{t,t?9.9{ 4.0t2.t1 323 VOCATIONALI]DUCATION $3,250,tt59.22 s27,370.72 s35,11t0.00 $24.151t.32 sl t.o2 t.f,lt :'--::: ' ' , ','=: ::': ' j'l "-.': :', . ::, slLVER L,\KE:RtiGlON.tL lltGll scHool, CLASS O!' 1992

Matthe\r' Frcdcrick r\llsopp Tiuroiltl' l\'lichlcl Kcnncdl' Jcffrcy Corncilous r\nlotliotli lldrnund Janlcs Kitlg. lll Nicolc i\lichellc r\rrudu Justirt r\lbcrl Longo Jeifrcy illichael Brtird Ailrcc lllise acPhcrson N'lar1, Lou Bellcncourt Collccn Lynn irluhorcl' Anric Ciltherinc Bramiln Robcn l-cstcr Nlaini, ll Christopher N'litttherv Brooks C ryn l-iscltc i\'lilrshrll tr'lichircl Joseph Browioski Dlvi(l Potrick N'ln in Janles lldwarrl Bro\vn i\lirryttclh i\lartin Dorothy r\lice Buhl 'l'nrnrny Cnrol),n Iu rtin Lynnc Nlaric Carreiro lrlclissl r\nn lr'tarzioni Coleen lvlarie Carrigan Christopher Cabricl l\hscio Anlber Celestc Collins Brino Thonras N'lcAlicc '!.) Duniel Joseph Connell llrian lrlichacl i\lcCorntrck F Ivlichnel Joseph Connor Johrr r\lbcrt i\lcCntlt' 6 Jarnr;s Willianr Coo\ l-cigh Calcn ir'lcGnlc WrynLr David Cotti Robert Johrr lrliskinis Crc-tory Lo(lge Crossllnd llich r'l lsir (- l\'lorris John Firzgcr ld Curtin I)lllick Jiulcs iltrttph)' lrlichacl Vincent Das'son [-ucindir ll r-tilrct Nilrit a Slephcn Nushan Dcnnisorr Nllril Cirthcrirc Ncri o Kristina ilarie DcSllr,ltorc Jlgtlrinirs \\'cn(ly Nkrric Pcitvcy J Andrea Todd Dickson Calrri Antoincllc Pelr'rs z Lisir Ileth Dube Collccn Patricirt l)rirskicrvicz David lrliclracl Duffy liric Wilson Rrnrsdcll Melanic' lrllric Dufli Dn\\'r i\'lilric R ynro (l lr'lichael Richard Dunhlru lltclt l\lichrel Rotrrr(' Drnicl Kcir Eastcr Grcg Roscnbergcr Judith r\nne Edson Jiuues Albcrl Il.uprccht. Jr. u

Staccy r\nn llstabrook Donlkl lid$'in Sanrpson -,1 Jcnnit'er l.cllorvs Stucy r\nn Slntilli lrlich cl Anthorrl' Fcrrcirl Jnso|l Christophcr Slol Slcphtnie Eliz0bcth I:orrond lly n iUllllhe\\, Slllilh J Jason illichacl Forvlcr S rniullhil Sl)rNguc o Krisitn ilt.rric-r\ureli C llelti Rhonda Alicc S(cvcns Cirrolinc Fnurccs Gavi,lirn Rynn Chrislophcr SulliYtur Violcrte Gh ftrvi Aluinit Nlike Sylvia Diatrna Franccs Glover l]firn Nlichilcl S)'lvirr Joshul Rayrttond Goonln Jaso|l John'fhonrls Kt vin Francis Grry Nlichitcl lloger TrouPc JLrson llorvald Griffi ths Chfisty Lynn Tubrttatt Stephen Edrvard Hadley, Jr. Eds'rtrl Joseph Waitt Anrlrerv Willilrl Harris i\'lichacl Richard WalkuP Jlrncs Francis Hill Dinc'ln Ellen Wolfc Keri Anne Ilobbs Kris{cn Nlcrcdilh Works Kerin AndreN Holtnes Saundra Elizabetlr Wri-lrhtin-sloll John Shane Jenncss l ulic Rehecc{ DeVcre Wuscntcn AudR'it Lee Kaiser Srrzarrne Elizabeth WYsc Lirurie Elizabeth Kearns

290 .;=. -'a

: Special C&pitfll n it t",,iu1'o'iau,'' General Revenue try! Obliiatiqns only) Cash $ 98 r,663 Intergoverntrrental rcccivablc l7 ,428 Accounts receivable 99. t04 -- :)t; tuq l Due fronr other fund.s 3r0.62J t6,59; -': .- Amount to be provided for Ihe retircntenl 341,221 of gencrrl long term obligalions f.|50.0o0 t.t 50.00ct ,'. 'Iotal Asscts s1.080.767 14u.05l l6.s9tl 1.150,000 2.595.4l(r Liabilirics {nd Fund Eouiry Wafanls itrd ccounts D vable 11t9,289 Accrued liabilities: s ,- i9,2iJ9 Enrployee pityroll rvithholtlings 69,73 r .- (9.131 r yro 46,t76 V cillion -- 5t,7911 t39,O27 'na1 l)uc lo olher litnds 34't,221 - t39,O27 ccncral obligalion bonds payublc - 347 ,221 't dtal tiabilities r.r5(i.![!i ]..t_1!t00!, 791.4.t4 5.622 I.-t|n(l cq$ity: 1.150.00t t,r4.r.at6(, Dcsig i|lc(l for (lcferral of tcilchcrs' pity U||rcscrvc(l: 34t,291) .- -t,lt,.)rtj Uttdcsignlllcd (51.9'l(tr 34?.422 'lrrl:tl $,fl.u i- Jql..Ji :. firn(l c(luity ?l{{t 1)1 ' | 'lirttrl 142.42' )4,srL b.tli.!itJ liahililics and fund cquitJ \t,tt8$,7i7 l4r't,{}sl l/,r't)tl lrl5lt,r,00 r,i,rS.nr,,l SILVER LAKE REGIONAL SCIIOOL DIS't'RICT SCIIItDULIt OF l'EDIIRAL F'lN,lNClAL ASSISTAn-Cli . YT]AR T]NDED .'UNI' .10, 1992

I'nss.'l hrough tederalC.xhtor/Pass-'I'hrough CI'DA Granlor's Groirtrir/Progrom 'l'itle Number Numhrr li$sulilrtr$ ce qrrl F nd't rnrs U.s. Dsr;irinlent of A!riculturc Plssed Through Sllte Dclli.tnlenl ofEducrlion: Food Distribution t0.550 r2-t45-l s 3.178 illc mbcr lo$ n rsscssfltcnts 5 6.6? 2, I ]-5 6,671.t.]: Pros|.l|lr t0.-s55 12- t45- l 54.152 Lrtcrlotcnrnx. trl 5. t6l.7Sr t, I t0.0s9 6.27t,S17 Nrtionirl School Lunch School Euildin!.\ssisrrncL- Burc:tu 679.7.12 679,7.11 Total U.S. Depirtnlclt of Chrrlcs for sllrticcs 10.t,0 | l ? 15.960 1,0t3 9?l Agricuhrre 57.3.110 Inrcrest 70,551 70.si.l I{iscellrncous t?S.9.t7 -. t2s.9l'7 Totut rcrenucs 'if.i'iilfifr I Jfir}r9 tJ.812.517 U-S. Dcollrrnrent of E(lucatioI Passed Through Strtc Depirll|rcnt ofEducation: 66.S0S 66.30S Educntior of llandicnppcd ChildrcD 34.009 200-059-9-0760.4 ljij3 529.5J7 5?9.i.17 45.r.ts0 15{.1S0 Assistance for Educilion of .r9J,9l I -: .l9J.9ll IJindiccpped ChiklrcD ll{.0:7 240-203-0-0760-.1 5r:J)7s 5rl,07s 262-021'0-0'160'4 6,775.697 l.?26.5.1.1 8.002,211 2 t.36-l 262-0:5-t-0760-4 ll.s6l 23'1.576 96.79.1 96.?9-l 2J0-208-0-0760.4 .r00,0s1-9-0760-'1 29-?07 to9.J7li .- J09..17S Vocalionirl Education 3J.rus 6, l 6.lll hrpro\'ilr!r School I'ro!r0rr\ -571,55S 571.55S - - sJ l5l 1030-9726 14.176 52,97-r 5:,973 Cir:rprcri 12.036 749,695 7.19,695 l\t.rlhcrrilrics :uld Sci(rce C(luc:rlion SJ.l6l 3ol-0s7-0-0760-'l ls2.0l9 lsl,0.l9 l - | 50-2-0760-.t 6.697 6.69? Got;ernor's Dru! Alliitncc i{J.136 ll -9J60 ts.559 14,167 92;126 339'997 Tolill U-S. Dcp:rinrenr of Educnliorl sJ17.:127 2{Jt,096 25 1,096 Tolal F.dc l Financill Assislrrrcc ?00 .. 1U) l, I t9,667 t,rt936? Junc 30' I 992' fhe for r he yelr endc{l 209,5t2 '- l(B.5ll Dist rict had no nrnjor prog ranrs Assistance' See accon4rirnring notes to Schedulc of Feder'l Financiai 6S0,199 61,901 65.426 1.7.18!r76 fltiitSF

(-is.J ll)

7M.762 !$,$! SILvER LAKE R}:GION,\I, SCHOOL DISl'RICI' coNs'rRUcl'l0N COSTS 199.t-t99{ llulx;l;l' Ytriirnft Sunrnrrrr of lflerirbcr 'lbrvn !'arotubl. 'lsscssntents ++l$t- Aclunl (Unfafor:rlrlrl (r.672,115 'lbtrl l\lcnrb{r lorrn nssessfi rcllls S 6.672.115 'I'olol 197{ 5.16t,78S (60.956) (:onslructit)n lnteruOYdnrnrcnlal To$ns Constrrtclion Buikli'rs Assislrirc! 0ur!'hu , a'76.515 619,732 l.lt7 l\lenbir Scho-ol {.s21.60) CIrrgcs for scrviccs l0l,2l,o 103.0r2 s02 Ilrlif!\ (s 4.s24.60) (s lnlctcst ?0,85{ t0,N51 ( n,855.t5) ( 4.855..1-i) 128.9.17 |2S9.li Xingslon I\tisccllcncous | ( 165.d 15.37) ( t65.4 5.3?) 'lbl'nl rerenues ll,t !61 Penlbmke Pllnrpto fl..l0r.5R) a 1.409.5St Erpcnditurr^si TOTAI, ($r76,505.00) ($r76,50s.00) Schoolco|rrrtillcc 5t,5(Xl 66,S0S { l5.l0r) 537.119 529,5,17 1;192 Suncrirteudcnl (l.s9l) Supcrrisiorr 451.2$9 .15{.130 4$0,Ell 19.1.91I ( 1.1,079r Prircit|ll (l9Ol7l Cuslodial 5l?.051 5.r2,0?s 6;n5,691 5,966 Teichirr$ 6,78r.661 (t,.lli) Tc\lboolis 20..110 2l,s6l r09.,lr I 96,79-1 t2.6ls .r.t50 l.5ll .r:s.05s {09.{7S Iti.5$0 (', Psychologicrl 9.9(X) I ll ,1.?s9 lJrilirics rnd hcrt 6-is,62? 571.558 s7,069 5.1.765 52.9?-l l,?91 H.illh (1.7!9) P$pit rrinsporralion 7J.l.96fl 7.19,695 1.067 Acquisilion of Iircd asscl5 1,-16l 6.697 Arhlclics 24.5?l ts,559 6,01.1 llri rnnncc ofbuildinr lOar,0lS ?s1,096 2.1,9{l and cquipnrcrt s0) ill!i|llcnrrce of grounds 1.5(x) 700 hls! ncc 1,0s7.305 |,t r9.667 lll.s6ll Elrplor-ce relirerrrcnl r46,665 209.51? t62.S.l'7) Dcbl servilc: Lorg lcr -prilfipill rfld intc(j\r pnyrncflts (,7E.500 5S0.199 Allricipurion rolc irltcrcsl I05.977 61.902 - 62.151 'l'otnl e\pendilurt's x+J!l t -1. !52.751 E\ccss (dcficicl|cy) of rc!cuu.s :!$l-! o!er crpcrdilurcs -G{:9p 0x,?!t Olhcr budrcl hctls: D.feircd r':ii:lrcrs' s.rirri':s _1' .199 Toril ollter budgct ire rs x1,199 Nct budgcr

SILVER I,/TK]] RITGIONAT, SCHoOL DISTRIC'T S'TAI'EMENT OF DEIIT .tuNl: 10. iq9-!

Anlt. t993-94 1993-94 Rate Yr. o[ Yr. of Orig. Anrot|nt l'rincipnl Inlcrcsl of Pflmose l$!s Mrt rily lssued Outsliu(lilt Duc Due lnlercst l9?4 Borrl Issrt': gfi Sr. tligh Const. t9?4 r993 S 8,000,000.00 s43r,2s2.6t $4r{r.197.50 $r5,Os5.|| 5433,252.61 7.20 191 Voc, Consl. 197{ 3.000.000.00 l(t2-447.19 156.1102.50 5.644-lt9 l6?.44?,39 1.20 9n t91 '991$l t,000,000.00 $s9s,700.00 $s7s,000.00 $20,700.00 $s9s,700.00

gis g fiig r iii i *t?Ea i i fl i OF THE CONSERVATION COIITMISSION

Eiirly in the,year we turned our il{ention lo lhe fonner Cobb ind Drcrr tack factoty on Prospect Strcet rvhich hlcl apparently becn abandoncd. Because oil was evidcntly leaking fronr one of thc buildings into Snlclt llrook, the Slate tnd Federal environme[tirl lil$ enforcenrent ilgcncics $'!'rc cnllctl it] and ultinratcly spent rvecks on thc clean-up of cyanidcs, acitls an

REPOR'I OT' THE ITOARD OI' IIEALT

The nlost siSnificnnt changcs to Boi.d of ll.'i)lth Pro-erllrlts occu..r{ itlter July l, 1992 rvh-en thc Board rppoioled \\'illinln A lannucci, RS' rs ll"ilth Ag€nt. One of the most siSnificant chdtlgcs \r0s lhe scpitriltion of dlt truilding inspcctor's office 0[d the hcxlth offices. REPORT OF THE HIGH$'AY DEPAR'I'I\IEN'T r\n cducttionnl trip rvas hkcn by rcprescntntives of lhis-Dcp.tn ldnl'.lo 'l lhe Aqualic SeNage Tr;rlnlenl Plnn in lhnvich. i\tr\- his could b" i PolcnlrJl trIany varied projecls rvcre accomplishcd by your llighrvay Dcplrlntent in solulio[ to lhc Rocky Nook selvagc problcnl t992. The CURA Contrncl was si-lrner-l for 199: Projccrs undenalen w!-rc !s follo\rs: el Prinlary ilnd sscondary Boxrd of ll'rllh ctrergenc)'rcsponst'l)ersotl Resurfacing Prograrrr Strects rcsurfaccd \llerc: Anderson Arenua, altended thc rcquircd triining prograrlr. Baker Arenue, Grays Beach- Rord, Brainlree Avenue, Jones Riret Dri';.. A flu clinic \\'os held for lhe cilizcns of Kingsloll' Loring A\'enue, Arrorv Slreel, i\'larsh Road, Second Brook Slrect (Nidened ind lumed oYer to tlte ilttorneJs fot pilved bus rourc lo school). The Dr$illir illegal dunrping clse las becn - legtl action. Chip Seals in lhc Rocky.Noo* iltan)'of lhe abntdonetl and poorly nrainiained holses Rin,c Road over lasl ),ear's leveling corirsc, Paning Ways Roitd initiat:l arca havJ.onre under conrpliancc. This conpliance N:$ )t','tl]Y' Berm Work bcing illilialed on non_ of rvaming Nere scnt b)' l;is officc. Funher nction is Willow Slreer. Wharf Wappin.r Lane, Road conrpliancc houses. alc norr'in-use b] lhe Poly Crack Filling In an c[[on to sllecnlllnc optrallons ncw fonns Drive virriirnce:lnd food illness Grove Slreet, Clifion Drive. Clinton Tcrracc. and Brooliings depannrcnt. Thesc fonns includc the cnrhrrgo form Sthte Aid Construcrion forms. lppro\''u' Anhnal Control Officer rela- SIare Aid projecrs were slbdrilred to Nlass llighway irnd A meeting \ras held Nilh Dr' Russo dnd lhe Construction \\ill begin in Spring of l99l- iive lo rhe porential ritbies ploblelrr. e $cre investigaled dullng Drainage Work Two rrbies ilnplicnled probl€rrrs involving cats Wapping Road (po(ion) lhis period. inlroduced lo 30 food hflndlen Olher Projects The firsl food service trarntnr'program rsas htle bccn con'lucled rl rrTrerrr The recycling of itrrns conrmenced in April. To-lerher \vilh lh.-cristin! t s,",l".il n..i*."r. Addirion:rl sc\sions \\J"' ce tr'all' recycline progranrs ofconrposrins and nrerrl rrcycling, rhc ToNn's solr0 ti" i.t,i"."ii'" r.od coun at Independe \vas reduced by 20ol.- ""i Three fuel spills occurrcd during the lrsl si\ nronlhs. One food service facility firc occurrcrl during thc pnst six lonths. A ncrv permit fce structurc rvent into {:ffcct- COITIPLAINTS: REPOR'I' Or.'t'llti rlNtl.\NCED 9-l'l ll0ARl) Housing 1 lhal lhc to\\n hld fol_ Environmenlal l3 The E 9-l-l Board's first ntccting dcnlonslr{ted develoling thc'l'orv 's Sewirge t0 loned the suggestions o[ the Stille l] 9-l'l t]oarrl ir Food t? E9-t-l Board lvith ntcnlbcrs ftom vnrious brckgrounds' task ofcooftli- lnsecl/Rodent ThCBorrd has divided this projcct inlo rwo lnsks Thc fitst ofJuly 3' 1993 This INSPECTIONS: $ltiig and dcvelopi g Kingston'sl;hn has a deadline dispittch'0g- ptan ias teen sinrililrctl thul to the cornbirration of Firc and I'olicc Food B!sinesses l0-i sooll $ill iYc havc bccn able to addr,'ss tlloil of thc slirtc r('quilclllerlls fltld Septic Cover Ups r00 nlc'llllg hrte gatherctl fonnfllion to suhlnit to lllL'Stitt('E 9-l'l Boiiftl Food Sen ice Plan Revicrv 5 irll thc i rhe July 1. 1993 deadlinc. Perc Test t_rE (lrtsAG) for thc li 9-l-l The second tffk is the Nlastcr Strcet Guidc TOTAL REVENUE FRO;II ALL SOURCES ${5,5-13.00 '\ddrcss Creedon lo tltc Telcphone Compxny dtltil btsc.'lhe llonrd hlls elecled llr' to be s€plrale GOALS AND RECOI\INTENDATIONS position of Dilt|r l]3se Coordi nlor. a Posilioll lhe slnte stlggests hc I lonS' involvc(l,ttt\li ironr thc E 9-l-t coordinirtor' Thc i\15;\C is going to One of the primary goals of dre depxrlrnenl for 1993 \rould be to li$d 3 ttitrc ottn rcquiring rhc hclp of se\(':rl lit\\'tr .lcPllltrrk'rrls' Sornc rlep:rrtntcttls feasible solution to the scrvagc problen ir the Rocliy Nook arcl. ]|lls nol conracrc-a ,u helP. Unlikc th': Irlnnlring lilsl '.lhc.lus^C und ur" uu' rvith lhc "ug", urrtil lht slalc r('vrcss The Board has cnlered inlol {euro of Undcrslanding r\grccnlent bcen assigncrl a rtc:uliinc. A rlcrrrllinc is not crpcclcd datcs for local contttttt- N{a.shfield Wastcw:rter Treatnrent Facility providiog Kingsron Septtlg. pron, d".'iiof. ,i" *t",D's plan nnd ('strblishcs culovcr Haulers with an altemntilc seplage disposal sitc. 't his facilit), will ncc.pl scplcge nities- fronr Kiirgston on a first conle, first seryc basis. prclinrinaD rllsxs- To dnte, the Board h s rnot tNicc nort has irccofilplished lvorliing on our lrrsl Conlinualion of lhe food ser!ice insDectio Drotrnnl lo Dl!'el lhe strla .q, r"^i lanrrary 15, 1993' wc tr'ill besin requiremenls of scmi-annual inspecrions pcr frcilirtr drafr"". "r..,f"s. Another of lhe Board is to :ldopi lt Cenified Foorl Scrvice i\lsnageni sorl AND ltlEAsuREs Sanitirtion Program. The progrior Nould rcquirc nran.igcr! to altctld a foo'l REPoRT ol.'TllE sEALER oF lvElcHTs sanitation program \{ith a concentmtion on propcr food handli s nnd smititlon 199'! c total o[ lhrer fiundred'tt'lt::l'(-]f] pracliccs. The object of the progr.rnr is to reduce the consumer risk ofcontr.rclltl! Durine the culendal vecr $'{iiu:t:l:'::ui nr fty-crghl (98) dcvices \tcre foodborne illness poor p.actices. measurinq de!iccs $crc scalrd' r+:rrrv rn through fooJ handling rnd hygenic iuch rtrev crnnor be use(r d;;'H;;ilca-r'ror i'"t"'r 1ar plcscrloeo The Board is cunently sdrnpling ptogrrnr lor failure to meet looking inro c\FrndinS irs food lrade), cnd lwc (2) derices \vere condcnrntd f:lcilinrs This progranr Nould consist of collecting food sarnplcs nt thc Ictiil slandards. Samples such porrto food. woull h: and lesled: is salad intl other norenriilly haz rdous of measuring devices illspecled 0r The follorving is a sumnlao cnclyzed for lrlicrobiai standalds. Atrotlter t,rosram ceJred to reduce Ihe ri5li foodbome illncss lo con\unlers- The exisriirg barhing rvater sarnpling pro:nnr \r,il I continue. .::. h3(l rlot h{cn xnlt'jp'llc(t .: nrlnv charrt.s rvhich hrld lo bc rurtlt nrlrny of \!hicll l\ $cll n5 I Scalcd ri.n,lnr-oty chrlng{s (lttc to Slirlc nll(l Puhlic lhlildiDE lil$s - nerv libtnrics' None nquirenlents that hld to bc folloNcd for 4 Scaied il bcsl to conrplclc lhc The loN['j Pcnrilllcnt l]uilding CorDInitl'c lhouSht I Nor Scalcd plannirt! hrit,;;; l;;;.' ;',)' ,tt.rc \\'as rrrrxt wc hrrd e Inrgc ":itlll]l:l: lll: Senlcd c Nhich w(tt'ld ltirnul(' rrt( 58 $e ftll thrt il should bc Icplaccd hy n \rllnll('t o r\djustcd 5 complction of lhe Plnns. I Not Scillcd pl(flsed to hnv( Rcsardin! tllc rcno\'illing of tll.'ne\\'buildill! \\': \rct( 2 Con(lennrcd hcvc il colllmrll(t oI thischl-ncc fiializc(l at,r Spclial foNn :\tetlirls wc no\\ lhilt $:15 slxllcd Weights relen nrelntbers that is l\'oliing hilnt to colnplctc the $olli Avoirdupois 34 Seolcd lThcTrustecs neded reflo_ deci,led lhit a ctlrrtplign to rilisc Noltcy for tlic ? Not Seitled l.ltionsshou|dbcrun'weIllllchJt|||rUchsu|)po|t.w'jdoholethi!\vi||.(unllxu( Nl€lric 49 Scalcd tn cnittgc rndth l\vervill co|ltirtue to Itceivc (lollirlions i\lrs Doris Joltnson.ls Apothecary 3l Sealed new to orlrlibrary' ils-lt of thc fund'raising plams. 'l he idca of doniltions is nol Liauid iUeasuring l\'teters \a\ srn,rcd btj ,ronurion of ln.d t') tlrc FrcJcric c nl l|l:.:'ll.|},."ili | (loniltiolls nttd to inlcst tlrcsc.luno5 Casoline 128 Serlc(l )cars rlgo. Wc atc itllo\\'c(l lo ilcicPt , "' purchasing books' nlllilll'! 9l ,Adjusled inleresl earncd on thc invlstmcnts ls sp'01 on \\'illt Ihe rvishcs incorlornled lo repnirs lnd for needed progr"ntIi itt ut"o"l"ntt the rnrious \rills and donltcd funrls. 5 Scnlcd Nill brconle lllc cultltral crlrtr It is our sinccrcst tt i{ll lll'll thc librilrt Conriiner Redemption i\fi chincs ofthcTo$nofKingston.Thelllorlerrllibr;ryollo(10)i:'nolongcrJu\In'le\t 2 Seilcd j'ust borroN frollr to lilk' hoJllc' building lo storc book: in or on* tnrtt yot cttn systell) of oor-lo\\''r The folloNing lees rverc irssessed parr of lhc crlucarional for thc ilbovc inspcctions: The library of today is rn intcgrill lo cnJ:l- rsci to Pa to sl'rdt Sealing Fees 5t.491.50 *td for cilizcni or irll - " PIRce of eiluc:rtiottnl progrillll\. Adjusling Fecs l-5-5.00 ,*Jr"_."rii"i"i.."r"i a cJ,np,rre,s, ro t,kc :r,l*unrirgc ToIal Fees $l,t{6.50 cnrl to-hcrc "."',,r,r"r"thc childrt'rt plrticiflltr in th'i fun Progrartrs Of the total 1992 fces. 51,219.70 rrras gcnerilred by lhe ne\v Scalcr fro r we livc our rhnnks,o i,rr *: t"-",,511::,Ji;;'"::'*"J:"$",1#1":;:t; September previors The Friendsofrhc Librro ' hale done n s to December- The balancc of5626.80 wr$ collected by rhe i,'i,""."",i)*- ,,r, rhc tibiary rtoutd Sealer. All but 55,00 in fees collecled ilnd rurned in to thc ToNn Tn'atur.r thesupporrofrhc"\'ounger'generitrio..'ll,l,llr'"""0,.i,*r,childrenand wils ll prior lo the end of the calendar year- plaY i vcry inrpoiant part in fullilling for every single one of us. I rvish to e)ipress nry appreciation lo the pcrsonncl in thc various To$n ro oL,, Di,ector. sin srill?i:i,'l;:ll;i.1',i1il):'l Offices for their cooperltion in assistins nle in carrying oul Dy (hrtics. sift ! wc .re gnr.'fur houB lhat she hns eiven to her rl lllr special thanks lo the staff of lhe Selectnten's Oflice. lil:'"llt:t+;;;i-;;".1.i,,.,..,.-o,,"n,*;:f...lT$i;,1'".,"""ft'vork iil: Horace C- Weston. This conrflitlee ls lot Libratt_ REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ,rt"_i".,i*"t" *..l.ur pr€sent Frerleric c Adams Frederic "rhrnr,,:,fiijill"JltJljil:l'il'X?':11: C. Adams Pubtic Librar.y In crosinr,, ro nil Kinssron citi2ens s Alrhorqh rveiecm to be nrolin-s slot{ly' The Bolrd df Trustees is pleased lo oncc again report io the citizens 0t ;ffi n"':Krng'ton r"ul;c Litrary' KinSston. 'il;.;;rrul lhll clilrsin'ltiox' ln\\'ctlirctcd bt thc Ccnclitl Cotrrl rfsulltillg rnLl ant spcciitl ol lllc uf cntplovtttcnt of ofllctrs illld cnrllo)""5 ,o"rn..iryi iou ,n,f .on.filions Tor, n uttdtr ChaPlcr ll; A of st'tion S ot thi: b!' "Clsssi6.aliorr l'lan." class titles of Sch'dule filc sith rh+ I'L'rsotrniil llo'trd 'rtrtl nl,'; .i;r. spccificntiotrs $hich irr('on Set tion I. A(tlprizoiiotl '"*$hicil irrt hcrcby ilrcotpolirtcrl lry rcfcttnct: ( Pursuant (o thc authority contained in Sections l08r\ and l0SCoi ilrr rtr ) itlirss,:'a grorrp Qf positions io the.'l-o\r stn'icd strflicitnll!'si 4l of the Ccneral l-aus, therc shall be esltblishcd plans, $hich mN Iitle I ttt-bf Chapicr ioi,,ii.i,,ni rtspo sibilitics so thlt thc sitlrr descriptilc amended from tinrc to time tit votc of lhc To\yn at a To\rn :\lecrins: ,.rn..'i thnt th!'sanre qo.llrlrcn- bc *di").tttt"i" .,"ft pisition i]llocatr:d to lhe cliss' (l) classifying positions ;n thc scrricc of thc Io$n. othcr thin thosr filrd br thilt tht sirlllc tesls-of fill|r'ss-nrn]' tia", t'" t"q"i.*f'of lhe inculnbL'rts' popular eleclion, those undcr collecli\c bargnini g, lhost u[dcr thc dirrcrion it-ff ofcor i;c;;osJqr'illified curplol-its iLnd Ihar rhc sirm'' scirlc l('rrsiirron and control of thc School Committec, thc position of 'l'own Corinscl, certain ;i;:J cln bc nade lo.rPPlY $ith cqttitY: positions for rvhich lhe conlFcnsalion is on 'i fco basis or thc incunrbents of irl rnt ilrcl dc onlt ont posiliotl' 1i'hich rcndcf intcrnlitlent or casualsenicc and \rhich do not nppcrr in Scheduh "Posilio Cl ss." snttlc :ts clilss (l clirss closs ): A ofSection 8 folloqing, into groups and classcs doing subst a nlially sinilnr $ olt $hich;nt it is dchncd as u "siIrBl' fosilior of or having substantially eqral rcsFonsibililies; (2) uthorizing a compensalion appcaring in sch'd lt "Cro p." ltu occuPari(rnll Sroup of classes '\ plan for positions in thc classification plan: (l) providing for thc atlntinistration Sccrion 3; of said classification and compensalion plans: and (4) cslrblishing cell3in i nR'diatt bolrd or olhcr borl]'hfllitr8 \rorkinS conditions and fringc bencfils for cntployccs occun,vin8 Itosiiions n "l)cprrtnrc|tt Hcnd," rhc oflicer' lhe classificilion plin. s perlisi(nl and control of a dcparlnrent: llle occupying a Posilit io (b) The following bargrining units nhich cngaSc in collcctilc bn(g.lrnrns ':E|rrnlolce," xn cmlloJec of tht l'()Nn lt'ith the ToNn shall have their lrrgcs, hat$ nnd other conditions of clessificntion phn; or olntr cmploymcnt determined by colleclivc bargaining agree rcnt and not prlrsranl coornrilttc' co nrissioo "l)cDartnrcot." n dcpnrtnrc[t' borrir' to the Towri of Kingslon Pcrsonncl Ry-l-at{s: ltr rhi5 b]lu\\: 'rgtncy oi thc To\\rr st'bjc.r l. Policc Unit All re8!litr full-linrc pttrolnlenl\ronrtn and si:Igennli of this by-lr$: - ..I:iscal year," 7-l lo 6-10 Nilhir lhe I'rr represcnted the of I'olicc Officcrs, Locrl J-1[' lhe rpt'oi led by International Brolherhood omciill or bonrd' or "Adnlinislrfltivc A tho'iu"'the cl'clcd 2. Firtfighter Unit Alt full-linrc fiIcfightcrs I('pl.scnled h) or a'''"'"' - Fcrnrnntnt official havirrgjrrrirrliction otcr a functtotr thc Kin8ston Permanent FirefiShters Associrtions, tr\FF, l-ocal 2l-:17. ..F,,il-ri,,,e,,,,f rol n,c,,, .3. part_tirtle emplo!"! ::'{:1,:::iij";J':iI':,:Hj:il"iii:ll;::i:\\'er Laborers Unit Various fi|ll-tinre rnd reSullr dicnr fi\'e davs it sdct for fiftr_tno and ornrr - pursuant tll for be;cnr'nrtrrt lcr\c ^"" reprcscnted by lhc Kin8slon To$n Employccs Union anrl ruthorizcd tircitlion lclrc slcl ltrrc ItCR-196?. lllflssachusetts Labor Relations Conlnlission ccrtificntiorl ofabscnce; than fulfiinrc cnrplo)nrcDt' 4. Clcric:rl \farious full-lirrrc arrd Ittular p:rrl-timc crrrplnlrij cnrllot renl fDr lcss Unit "Part tinre e nrplot nlcnt p.,t.t'nnt t" reprcscnlcd b] the Kingsron fosn Ilrnplolics U,rio,t "' l\iassachusetts Labor Relalioils ConnnissioD certillcaiion i\'lCR-1966' "':i."i;'1""", " r',,",11:11.., ;.,1::Tll:::,:'-",'Ji:i:#,':"'-"',;'.Tl'L'il: Icquired nrilitary scr!icc and lor aulhorrzc( abscncc; or other leil\'e of emplotnenli tclained in full-time ..Full-tinre emploJ'ee," an enrlloyee €mployment; rerain€d in parGrim€ ..parFrime cnrployee," an enployec

..positio,,," n,, officf o, .::::T,1t:';:Tl f ;ij,[l?:"',"ff;,)li.di.;: and responsibiriries cnrri"*''i lll.lllf rt'c''"t:1i,",*', ;:i,,j:'lf ilTHil"ii"ij "*''';* "Promotion," a chaluc fronr a posilion of loNer class 3nd compensilion grldg to :l posilion \rilh Srcater rcsponsibilities in n highcr clas5 and conrPensilltotr graoc; "Board," the ltcrsonncl llonrd r$ dcfined in Scction 3.

"l'cnll3ncnt enployee," ( l) un cnlployct: ictairled olt o colrinuing basis in Settion J. Petsonncl Roonl (2) elnnloyce holding a pen an'nl a pcnriancnt posilioit. as dcfincd abolc; dny (a) 'Iherc shall bc a Pcrsonnel tsoard to be knolrn as thc Wage and Scrvicc I-lrv to I positiol dccnred ncrnlnrlcnt $ilhin r,jpointnrcnt under Cirit Persooncl Board, composed of thrcc (J) unpaid nlcmbers, lr'ho shall not be lhc nlcaning of sltid la\r; emDlotccs or elcclcd officials of lhe ToNn. rcsponsible for lhc adnlinistrlrlion rntl conllcnsiltion plans One rncnlbel ofthe "Tcrnporary position," or "scitsooal Posilion''' ny position in thc lo$n ofchssification "n.imaintenancc by ihe :\todcrator, one nrcmber by thc Financt scrlice rvhich rcquires or Nhich is likel)'lo rcqllirc lhc services ofonc incumbenl Boarrl ahall be aPloilitcd by the lloard of Selcctnlen The thrcs nrembers for a pcriod nol exacedilr8 six clletrd{r nloDths: il scason:il posilion rcquirin! Commiltce and onc ritcnrbcr fdr lernls of one ycar, t\ro and lhrce )enrs' lcss than thc Nork of its occupation gro p shntl bc (oosidctcd ns patt_linlc: ol the lloard shall bc appoirted rrsncctivclf. nn.l upon ihe norn)fll cxpiralion of thc:e tcrms their successors plo!ee," (l) any enuloyce rcllincd in.i tcnrPoriry or tclms of lhrce:ienrs "Tenrporxr! e sh'tt tc urrpoinr"a Ly rtrt sirnlc aPpointint iruthorili{s for scasonal posilion as defined xbole; (2) any emplo)te hokling n lcolpornr! Wdgc ilnd Pcrsonoel Board under this bt_ CiYil Sen'icc LtlN Nho docs not also halc pcrnrnrlerl slattrs OriEinal dppoitllnlcnls to the appointnrcnt undcr effeclirc date oflhe tuu shalibe nraie not latcr lhan lhirly drys tollowinS lhe thcreunderl follot!ing il'|""i appointnrcnts ihnllbc made \rithin thirtydrys rendercd b)' irr cI in r to be replaced' "lntcrrrrillc t sclYicc, Personirl scrvice Plo\ct rh" ""Jt"i."q**of tlt" r"rnr o[ the Board mcrrrbcr \{ho is position calling for parl_tillle cmPlolmcnt. $hich scr{icc althotlgh constllullng "xpi.otion 'lhc up and rcconrnrcnd lo rhc To\tn:r Pronos lfor contin,rous crn ploynrelll ir nor rendcred duritlS prescribcd \torkingho rs'dl !' llorrd shrll t!r: l ion as a To$n bylalq and dcorands lor .r"..ir"r,i"ir ,*ii"tttp.nsatiJn plans fo r conside rat weekly or annuall,v, but is rcndercd :ls requircd' accordin8 lo lhe nccessart reconuncnrl lo the Town anJi action deemcd such serricc; trt"rl'it""t tittl i" ,it"i to rnflint ;r a ftrir :tnd cquitablc p ] lc\el' "Casuiil service," personal senicc rcndercd bl'tln elnployec io 3 posrllon ]Inanc{: -fhc mrk' an annuar reporl in wriling.lo lhe calling for parl-linle employment, which serrice does not conslilute conlintous Boitrd shnll annual rown i"irrd of selectnen 60 days prior to lhc cmployment: this servicc is rendered ocqlsionallt 3nd *ilhout regulrnl! c"tntttit,"" "rJ,it" according lo the demairds lherefor; nleelr s. 3ll thc po$cr5 rnd dutie! \pccified 8: (b) lhc tloatd shitll be infcslcd \rith "Compensation Plan," Schedules B lhrough C in Seclion Lr$s in Sccriorr l08C ot Chrpter Jl ofthc Ge etrl on "Conrpr:nsalion CIitlc," rangc of sttlirrt or \\itge Iales irPfcnring shsll establish nrch (c) :ldminisrcr rhe plans nd 8; Thc Boat.l shrll rhereor' Schedule B of Section J""""'v ro' rht proter adminirrrariorr "Rate," a sum of money designated as coulpensalion for hourly' $eck!,' "*ii':':';;;"' er irs,ippoi n,mcnr a:i"1lfi personal serviccs: (d) Fo,, h$i, r, .'ft semi-monlhlt, monthly or annual ano I i X::i:.,Tif"'r':l,ll'l ind orsanizc bl cltcting:r chairman bu\rness' hiring rrlc ro'| thetlansacrionor "Minimum Rate," the rate in a ranBc which is normally lhe ;:'",1,"-;i,r:i;;';;i""ii'o*'i'"'" laKe "q"""i' lhe aclion lhe Bosrd musl of a ncw employee; A nraioritv \'ore ol rhr Boird shall lnls o! 'lcternineo equiled lo ira\s under nrall! in all malrcrs uoon trhich il is sulhorr/rd "Ma)iimum Rale," thc highesl rate in a rangc \hich an cmplovce nor larv. is entitied to attain; cs it deents and incur cspenses (e) may emllolr alstslancc and maximunr rates; The Board "Rarlge," rhe dollar differences betireen minimunr i;til'; ;;'opp'lp'iarion or r.'nds thc'cot to a """1;i' "Personal Rate," a rate abole the nraximum ritte irpplicable onll (f) I he Bo,,rd sh,,rr mrt""l" designated employee; , ",:.:l::'"ffiflT::"#:iilfl;i:ll';:ii occupying poshions subjecl to therlirssrlrc.'-' rftoff pro\ide .uch lJcpi ,-"'t" lieDt in ;ls cr'stodt "r'i*ds "*.f. est' information as the Board may req 309 (c) ln filling any racant posilion n'hich conles under lhe By-Lan, such posilions must be adveriised for at lcast two weqks in the nesspapcrs $hich lhe iown custonlarily uscs for lcgal noticcs. If lhc opcn posilion ca be [illed b), l,omotion from'.rithin lhe dcperluenl, lhen the yacancy necd not bt ad|'crtiscd. Thc lasl vacancy, ho\rcwr, tthich res[l(s frorn such prontotion or promolions ftlst be advertised as indicalcd abore.

([) As soon a\ dcpartn]cnt hcid rcccircs or Sivcs rtoticc lhnt n position under his/hcrjurisdiction will be vacant, hc/she uill, prior lo fldrcrtising or filling thc position, notify thc WaBe and l'crsonnel llonrd of thr e\pccted (h) Upon rccommcndation of i dcptrlnrcnl hcad, supportcd bt cridcnR rrcancy, No flction shrll bt laken to fill lhe posilion lrhich nill become lactlnt in writing of special rcisons and cxccplional circuntsrsnccs sltisfactort to the uotil (he WaSe and Pcrsonncl Bonrd revie$s thcjob descriplion and proposed Board, thc Board m y authorira nn cnlrancc ralc highcr th n lhc minimura salary or \ra8c and rnakcs a deletminalion of its classification and equilablc rite for a position, and/or such other i,ari nce in the conlpcnsation phn is rcmunerdtion wilhin thc existing by_ll\v slrlcture. So (hat filling hc position it may deem necessaD' for the proper firrrctioning of the serviccs of the To$n. $ill not be unncccssarily dclaycd,lhe $a8c artd l'crsonnel Boird shitll lct on No variance shall becoine cffectivc unless, dr unlil, thc ncccssart funds har. erch nolicc t{ithin tcn da}s of its receipt of tlle notice. been appropriated thcrcfor. Sc.lion 5. ConVre sdlio Pla of Schcdules Il through C il Se.tion 1. Classi|ication Plan (u) The Compensarion Plan shall consist Scction 8 which orovide mininrum and maximum snlaries or wages for ccrtain (a) All positions in thc scrvice o[ thc Torvn crccpt thosc r\cludrd in of lhe classes in ihe Classification PIan. Thc salary rangc of a position clnss Section I are hereof claisifi ed by the titlc appearing in Schedulr A of Section S shalt bc thc s lar! range of 3ll Fositions allocalcd to lhc class lr'hich is made a part thereof. Thesc classcs of posilions shall conslilul.'lhr continue to bt pairl on an hourly' \frekly' semi- Classification Plan for the paid Torvn scnicc, within thc nlraning of (b) All cn'ptoJces shall Inonihiy, basit' as rt exccPt as prouided In lhe Seclion l08A of Chaplcr4l of lhc Gcncral Larls, as amcnded. onnuit or orhcr Presenl. '\n! Compensation otherwise nulhorizcd by the Personnel Board' compensation, benefit, or authorizaiion not specilicall),grnnlcd to emllo}..! Plan, unless positioll and lo positions classified undcr lhis by-la\r', or under slatc andlor fedeGl (c) No dcpa.tnlcnt hcad shallfix rh' snta'y ofllnJ'emPIo)ee in a Plan' stalule or rc8ulation, is prohibitcd. so classitie,l exccpt in accordancc $ilh lhe Compensation (b) Whenever a nert posilion is rcqucsted, upon presentrlion 0l (d) No pcrson shall bc apnointcd' crrrploltd or. Paid it "iany :lll:t::: lrllc otniir subslantiatinS data satislactory to the Personncl Board, lhe ltoard mal roli uny ioririon'to the provision oi thc Classification Plan under lo reconrtrend lhe posilion \!ith its uppropriarc tlass ind salarl or $a!c. S3d than lhose appearing in Schedulc A of Stct;on 8' reconrnrendatidn must be approled at an or special to$n meelln!' considercd tl annual (c) The first lhree monlhs o[ employment shall be WhcncYer lhc duties ofan cxisting position as lo appcar to mefli rmplo)menr arc so ihanged p,";i1.;;;; rn ,r'" e\cnt thar a; emplovce conrinurs. a different classification, upon prescotation ofsubstantiating dati sitisficlotl f.,ioa. to arr or thc rrsnls ;.;;;; ,;;;,;;;,t;;;y perio'r. he or she sharr be entirred to the Personnel lloard, or on the Board\ iititiati\.e, rhc Board ntat allo.atr day ofemplolmenl' and benefits llnder lhis By-Law relroactlve to lhe first such chaigc position to irs appropriate class. in mnrinuous furr-time"':if shali (0 An emprovee (c) The litlc ir each class, as t'sttlblished b},rhe Classillcrtion Plfln. his prescnl HT:*:i,i#ffi1'"li: lillr receive the increment bet$een be the official title of ei'er1, posiiion attocared rhe clnss and the ofllcirl r; as follows: ofeach inconrbent of a position so allocarcd, and shall be used to the c\clu:roi ofall others on payrolls, budget cslimates and olher official records and relort' r. on ranuffy nrst or r" !1.1.fl:::d,:drr:Y;:",ii:ffl'l;:i'i:fi}; pcrtaininB ro thc position. six weeksserviceat the minimu orotherri t'rr is authorized as th€ entrance rale- (tj) No po\ilron muy bc recl.rssificd or no cl \s rrxr- be rsign(d until he!llarns lhe date ofhis Drevions iocrease differcnl compensation grade, until the personnll Borrd shall harc delelmr'" 2- Thereafterone]earfrom such reclassification and conrpensaiion plans. lhemaximumrateoftherangcofconrpensationgradetorYhichhisPos|tlon class is assigned. ill or ant.such n::lT::i,I::l::r'11', rirc sfl hjcct Inatrer l[ l':fi Itl;tfi,;: 'ff ;:?i.] ;lj;1il:'.,i::l ti ir.ii*ilx :*::iiil"f :"Tx;:'"'# ll;ll; H:H^^t:fijl'Ji""',Ii:,;'; ;,t'i;; ''ili',*: :ll'::::'.,* *: l"1l:X;,lilil ffi *,tlil.T".i;i: iillii;:,;i,:"";';;;i;lii,tr: t'* T*l ;i11":il:iiil;:i:ii; l;:l';:ili'J;iH[l']- i i.''.'li'"'r"u'^-i'""' nl.lili"lii,L'"ll:l',l,,ll;lilii'1il ;''J".liil',1:H:li::'l'''i'lu'"" '"*:::l:lll",iiil';"',i;il':l,f ii rot'c:l'll"; or 2 :[or :::,"111-.,T:11il:::,i"Jlfilil'H;iit#;"J;J; "l;"jlT':t.ii!i::l.lhl'""";:'."lllllllUl uv an nrn'n"rri'c its I mcmbcrs- a rflc ul posillorl or lo 3 nln {h} r\n elllnlotct rcctir'ing a pronrotion to [ronr \ufh r llv, rrorn tinrc to rinrc::li::::ii"r",'i"r::l'ii'"1$lHt ,,.1"n'1",r'i" scction J 1t; shutt' upon assignnretrl.rc\rrltitrg (b) rhc Board "*it]"'" li:l*r**:l: ln ili:ill;: Jliii'""";'.:'ll,l':'i:'i:,ll',lil :::l'l"lili; r.""illf :l;ir;:n;iirlli[:i:1[irT*;#l;1".':*l,n::ll n*llt":i.l';'ii]: ?"i^l;."'" "' "" *illl":m lt *lsli: l'-"ili""J lil:',li:l$i',li lil: .'jli;:llllJ,I'lx l',""',111,':,:[* ""' of llic tilcrnl or ne$ Posilion- Se.liort 7. Conliritrirti lqcri'ry ii.i'Tlii:l' :ilJir'"ili',ililll:#:;:ll ,.,,,1",'iIj;11':;:;:;:l::ll?"1 :'^.1i":,:i l*,,::r'l;:::;lli:,,fi *crsprniicnure,srrarrirr.ru,lc ill'fii;J,',:'ilfi :::l^ " "". such rc\icNs drnll bc rrr dcr)*r#iliLi$ilhxr"::'.ff * *",*lnl:l-t{llililh: *,::::,i ot lhis byli$. lii"llll,:i.,1 1"1 iiJi li"l.I li',ii ::ll,$.Ti::,'''" " ll"'11,:,iliJ1';i: rous CoD'leniatiotl ]{lJilli'iii i ll'uEe rntl 'llis,].jllo ",,,11Scherlulc B o[ Section 8 this r"tlc shall T:1",:!"::'iii:it:iii:,,""'.ff sccriox 8' Poriiion - dcfired in scction 2' 'Yd$('r' ;;;.-.i;,;;tplillc onll'to said cnrplovcc as Scicdrlcs \rhich.is ir\\i$nr'J rn SCHEDULE A (k) Frch dcFlrrttrlcnt hcad of a dcnarlnlclrl lo l':ll::1,:l,':;':*:5t :;'.lll :lli ;l:ll$I'li Clprital Groul, s-9 :m[i:: ii::ijjll Clerk Borrd of Selcclmen i\iisc- l:l ;l clcrk Election (Part lltne,, i\tisc. i:; *:** il'rilr ::rrilTr:i' - il;i*Ti;T ::*::* Clerk General (Part timc) ir{kc. shirll aurni\h a copy thcicof to thc BoiId - (Part I' c' Clcrk Plsnnirr8 Boirrd , shall bc srtbjccl rolhr Nor other*rse (l)-lhc rdjuslrtrcnts pro|idtd lor rrr lhis scctiorr ;i:li - ;;:;i,';i"''" committces I!1isc, f unds' Soccincd (Part trme' l!'lisc. a\'.rihbililt of rppropritttcd (partrim'J Clertr iieasurer: oflice Misc. S$tion6- .4tttc,d tcttr ol rh' Ptans .lPrlr - Water Bo.lrtl (Pari lrmc' Depatrmenl l'lan rndlor rhc Conlp*':t-" ti".* l,ta Police I'lisc- (a) Thc Cl:rssification ljiLl-10;"j'"r'l,l ' Ilcction Ofticer"'i"iu ""' itlisc. rrm(' Iunior Clerk General (Parl iitisc. rlh:i*'j:lm't"T:il":',:"'.?":",:::J.Iilit'lilil*'ii: - i\'lisc- trlaP and Dccd coordinalor s-8 P.rsonnel Clcrk (Pcrl trmc' ::.il::1il"."J:.:1.,'J;,,1i;::',i",1-"'.'-l Jl:l'lT"i,:!'ill*in*g l,:; s-7 c-"*,".! Bodid of Selecrmen - ::::::::l - - iI .""."i u"u-''" D.Paltmcntal \lisc- r: *',rui;;11i1s i""i",'dn'* - o'*''rl (nnrr rtr)tc) lli5c. i::H *:il*".;li$l*1l.ll.l,{:"r# Strcetlister/ Cen5us Clerli ",,"'."i,'::,'Jll:ll nx.li'T!!:: *if ii"-i*t'.'; :l';:: 3lf Town \leeting cn alliclc sltfficicnily s'Ii$iJ lli ill Custodial GrouP A.lntin i s tralit'c G r ottP 5-) Carelaker .\dministrative Assislant Itlisc. s-l AStnl (parl trnrc) Carelirkcr - Landfill , Ait;rnatc Heahh l\lisc. (Purt \lisc. t lluildirrgs (p:r* tinc) Cflrelflker - L!ndfill tirne) .iii"rnu," tntp".,o. of iltisc. Clslodian Lib.arY (Parl timc) s-l ,\nimal Control Officer (Pirrt nmc, - Ili$. trlisc. custodian Rccrcalion (part limc) A imal lnspector s-10 - S.? IUalron , Assistant Assessor s-9 Assistanl Treasurcr (full linlc) :!tisc. Iabor GrouP (pntl lime) Ci.'iio.r"",. Dcpuly Dircctor illisc. Casual Parl_Tinie Workcr Conscrraiio Oflicer (Parl llnle' F-7 CroundskeePer (Pad rimc) Deputy Firc Chicf i\lisc. Groundskeeper Scnior (seasonal) Dircctor for Council on Agltg ltlisc. - (pitrt lime) Hydrant Worke r Director of Youlh Progr'rnrs ltlisc. (patt lilne) Pesiicidc APPlicator Exccutivc Secretlr) . llnlc' illisc. Consertrtion cottttnission fpall i*"."iir" s".,"'*y - (Frtt tinre) :tlisc. Library Gtoup Firrancc contnrirrce t ;i:illi'; il;;;; - (pun'tm'llrn",t itlisc. (Pid timc) trlis.. - i'iunniucit""'d i\lisc. LibrurY Page ;i::;iil: ilil t'ct rin E\ccutiYii SccrcrflrY Wagc anu ") i{isc. - or Apnears (PaIt tinrc) Rccreatio ul Groult ;i::iii': il;:;;;i Zoning BoaId lrtisc. IIrsc. - const blc (Prrr rinre) Aidc to Lifcgurrd n"''u"t ,ir"t"Jiii-rrnsh ltlisc. \lisc. Diiector Sunrnrer I'rogranr Recreittion (sctsonal) Health i\gcnt (full tinrc) s-10 Assislant - Ilist- (ttlll trrlrtl Council on r\8ing (Part timc) lnspeclor ot Buildings illisc. Cook Ili\c. - Summer Progrlrnr Recrcation (scasonal) Rcgistrar Election Contract Dirgctor - llisr. - Fhg r\ttendrnt To\!n Adnrinistrator it{isc. l\lisi- warden Election Lifeguard (selrsonal) IIir!. Lifecuard S$imnrimg lnstructor (sc:rsonill) - tr1i5. Super\lisor!'GtottP Contracl Senior Lifeguarrl SriimnrinS lnslruclor (seasonal) - (seasontll) llirc. Chief of Police lUisc. Sunrmer ltr-ogranr lnstructor Recrealion rrmt' - \lisc- Civil Dcfensc Direclor (Part Supcrrisor Altcr School I'rogra s - ]lrlr Fire Chief Ltisc. Supervisor Assistant Aftcr School I'rogratlls - Forest Fire Warden Supenntendenl - s-10 Pxbli. SdI(tt GrouP Highway SuPerintendenl Library Director !tisc' ,\ssislanl Anim.rl Contlol Officcr (parl lirrrc) s-10 \li:r. Moth SuPerinlendcnl Fire Caplain (P:rrt time) I{isc' Call Ilis( Town Aciounlanl (full timel Firc Lieutenanr (Pan time) Call \ll'I. v€lerans'Agent Superintendent Call Firclighter (part lirrrc) Water SuPerintend€nt Clcrk-Dispatchcr (parl linte) \1rl:. uu.io. f*l.Jr". a.rirtunt/Shellfish Constable Assistsnt Il[r. Prlrolman (part lime) SCHEDULD C (ro,,trirrl.'/)

Miscellancous Compcnsation Schcdulc

Assistant Direc(or S!nrmer Program - Conr. Grult r ll III If \reekly 146.?4 Recre;lion (scasonlll) anl s-l 5.00 5.19 5.65 6.t6 r\ssisiant Harbor M astet/ Assisl ann ally 6 | I.00 s-2 6.16 6.41 6.11 6.93 : Shellllsh Conslrble (Part time) hourly 8.12' 6.'t1 6.98 1.2t 1.19 Call Firc CaPtain (nart time) s-l hourl!' t.32t s-4 6.98 1.21 7.19 ?.65 Call Fire Lieutenanl (lrrt timc) hourly 8.12r' s-5 7.21 7-44 1.77 ?.9S Call FiiefiEhtcr (Part timc) hourlY 8.16 s.6 7.44 ?.6J 7.98 3.1? caietaker Landlill (Part tine) - hourlY 7.32 s-7 s-16 S.54 8.93 9.55 Caslral Part'Time Workct 9.26 9.?5 10.2l 11.97 Cilil Defense DePulY Dircctor s-8 annutllt I 15.00 s-9 24,001 25,510 2?,00i 23,50J (parl tirnc) annuallY 22E.00 10,008 -ll,s27 ll,651 15.4?5 Cilil Defcnse Dircclor (Pa tlme) 1.J2 s-10 hourly Election (Part linre) Clerli - ho!rlt Clerk '- Ccncral (Parl timc) FIRL SCHEDULE flnnuall)' 140.00 Clcrli Planning Bonrd (Pnrl trmc) thc folloNing raliot - Conlmiltccs The F-2 and F-J urt to be dclcrmincd by applyine Clert Spccial To$n ^"ol 5.44 bI conlrnct: - (Part ttmc,. hourlt to the basc salary of lhe highesl paid lircllShlers ns specificd Other*isc SPecilicd . 3.81 xmc' horrrll.' Clcrlr Trcasurcrt Office (Parl 2,5?0.00 III II annuntlY Cottt. Gftttk Clcrk - Watcr Board (Plrt lime) - flnnuall! t0,100.00 l.t5 l) t.25 l.l Conservation Officcr (part timc) 1.17 time) hourll' 1.4 t.45 l! Cook Cotrncil on r\8in8 (part 7.32 F-l t.35 - hou.l]' Custoditn Racrertion (part time) 10.14 - hourl]' Dircctor for Council on r\8rng | 1.65 SCH EDU l'E hourl! LI\BOR SUPERTINTEN DENT Direclor ot Youth Prograns (pari lrme' denls are totre delet- Program 220.10 The srlaries of the High\ray and water Superinle f)irector Sunrmer - $eeklY of the highest Pard (scasonlll) 6.1| mined by applying thc follo*ing ratio to the b;sc-snlart Rccrcnlion hourlt by contr^cl: Election Officer 2,001.00 ., it'hin th" t"spectile depurtnlcnt as spccified annuallt "n,ploy.. Il' E\ccutiYc SecrclarY (Pa( lime) Cont. Grale I II III Consen'ntlon 5,150.00 Exccutirc Sccrelary - annuallY 1.45 1.5 Commission (Part lime) Superintendeni t.l5 1.4 per Executive SecretarY Filancc 2,713.00 not lo excecd 50 - nnnuflllJ watcr Supcrintendent (part time) to bc negotiated; Committce (narl tinre) Planning Boara 1.669.00 ceni of full-time sallrlY. Erccutn'e Sccrirarr- - a nuallJ (oart timc) zoning Boaro SCHEDULE C Ex;cutile S;crerary - innuall! -t,832-00 of Aonesls (Parr limc) Compensation Schedule wagc ano 2,129-00 Miscellaneous Execurive secrctarl annuallY - llme, 140.00 Personnel Board (Pnrt pcr localion July I, 1992 - lune l0' l99l 800.00 75.00 Flag Attendanl ann ally Forest Firc Warden 733.00 hourlt 6.66 GroundskeePer (Fitrt linlc) hourl{ Scnior (scrsorr:ru 162.N Croundskeepcr - 8,9E8.00 451.00 1l'1 l\s required (a) rcquired (a) oth€rs 'ls (a)"AsRequired"shall mcanlhelotalnumberof hoursinthc$eekneeded adminis' Harbor Masier/Shelllish Conslrble : . i"ii* positron,0s dctermined by thc approptiate (part limc) annrrally 5,48 t.00 n,l?"rtii" "rlhe tralite authoritY. Health Agcnt (fir tinie) irnnually 27,129.M Hldrant Worker hourlt 4.11 S.aion 10. Oletliti|e Cot'tpensoltotl Librar)' Pag€ (part rime) hourly 6.66 (s) Cle cal CtouP: Lifeguard (sensonal) hourly 6.98 onc and one-hill litncs his regular Lifeguard Suimming lnstrtlclor An emPlojcc shirll bc conlpcllsilttdnl - lJ5) houls Per !tecl (seasonal) hourly 6.98 trourii ratcio,'notrrs in ercess of thilt]-firc and Detd Coordinator hourly 6.16 Mdp (b) LibiarY GrouP: Moth Supcrintendent hourlY 6.66 Parking Atlendant (seasonal) hourly 5.15 l''; "*"' 10..18 lll l$l"jl':ffi Palrolman (Parl time) hourly ,"",tx*x"'lllliil'l'ff :::'"iI,i;li Personnel Clerk (Parr time) hourly 9.21 (() Custodial and I'dhot: Electlon annually 489.00 Regislrar nnd one_halflimcs his trgulrr - 6-98 nr pc nsatctl onc Senior Cl€rk - General (Part time) hourl]' An cnrFlolcc shrll bc co .cr o'*''"' senior Life8uard - Strimming lhstrrlctor (sedsonal) hourly 8.16 :ill: ;:.:iTi":""'#i:i mt:::lll*oll::''i;:'*)'n Clerk hourly 6.9S Streetlister/Census kl) Police DtqartDtertt: Summea Program lnstruclor : the Police Association' - betNeen thc Torvn and Recreation (seasonal) hourly 5.51 As spccific,l by conlract 8.{X Supen'isor After School ProSrams hourly t: - (e)' Firc DepartDr supervisor Assistant After School ' Tonn and the Fire Association' - hourly 5.t-l a. .p""ifi"d uy betrveen the Programs "nntract innually 4,192.00 veterans'Agent '1.12 wardefl - Eleclion hourly ' Plus Sl0o.0O n.r t.nr(list holr of dut} lnid 3t 5ll.l0) .q,[:f i',l. g.*-*$**:ffi i Plus Sl00.0o l|er)..r(ti6r hour ofdurt prid !t SlJ.l0) " flls Sl50.oo per t.!. (firsr holrofdlrt Plid rl Sll l0) Sc,:tion 9- ll'ork ll/e1k l":',:'i"".':x:l':;'iiTi:flll iT ffJ.'fi ffi The rtork rteek for full time or seasonal enrploymcnl in cnch occupation3l :'i"*:Hsit,'."":, group shall be as follorvs: and one-half (lrrl lltoilt lltttk

'15 hou6 '^i:::::::,:,:,'::^a,,!';sno,en,i,'|ed'lo.,"*ffi Hi;5:"T'#:J:l l5 h{urs o't 22 hours lo t'i' no"ut " " "x (as requrreor i:TJ"'.::"iil:l$::li,l""'";i:""uru;;i" 40 holrs 40 houo :,'im':'1"''#:'";:*1il:"Tt"i#liff'Ti[:' 40 houo ,"ffi :i*,i

ll9 as rcquited '1a1Chang.s to Stute [.ilN for lonS lrcckcnds (lltondays) ff;:'n' "n"'".'n "'' o.!?,i[T1." H::';:["T:T'f; ili,:"JX'lil"i;':ll'"f ilil:f; 1iI ,,,';'JJ:f ;l il.Tx*i::T'l;il:1"',"":,'il,l::i# ;li#fil:fi d*ignated holidaY occttrs. (h) rDt,.ttt: ll'allt Dtl' or annual basis' he shsll be gralled 2. tf Faid on a scckly' semi-monthly \rho blconlts ccrlificd urrtlct thr pay' Any crnploycc of lhc W:ltcI I)cpilrtnlL'nl tlch desiSnated holiday wilhoul loss ln Dcparlment of I'ublic Health to operrte the tfater sysletD shrll bc cliSible for (c) under thc of rhi' scctiol"'Jil,ff an additionirl conpehsntion of 5250 pcr ycnr. Paymcnr Plovisions ffl;r'il:liflil; Secriotr I l. Clothing Allollltna's :llii:;1,*mil'],,:,: jii{[ili*'';1 j:",,iJ"-",rJ:llilx*:l pat st tr's on sll (a) Poli D.t'uttt, rlt: holidavs. or $as in flll .rccordancc $ith olhcr protisions of lhi\ b)..'llt\\" As r8recd by conlract. (b) Firc D.panntnt: ,,1'"";'J r'lii'i'#I,',l,"lil;llil"l';'Ji:JJ,[: illl rii]!i]xlifr I :"i'"1 As agreed by contrtct. ittLl*i*ill rl;m *"n1, i'.l;l'f f; :'i:;iiiJ; (t) IIighfar, Tree and ll'aur Dtpartnuttr: subsccrion"TJJJ'l:lifr (b). A full-time membcr shall rcccivc a clothing alloildnce lo be pnid b:i the to$n ::T';l'J:: for rcntai of r,rork clothes for menlbars of lhe depnrtmcnt lls dcsicnltcd b! ,?i;''illl: :;Ti;l'ili"Jff depx(mcnt head and approvcd by Wngc and llcrsonnel Ilorrd. iubscclion",1"1'li,Ji"J:lli1l"'"'jiil""#f (d).

(l) Rentatl: Work cloihcs {llowances to be madc for other fulllitlls eNployecs o0 indiyidual recommendations of dcpartment hesds lo thc Wagc and Pcrsonnel **l**UL-"'-lld$d"'-'i#','d'l;ffi; Board. [iiiffi :: |:1::::,1'.,xllililliiii".?lo;"',.'n' """' Se iotr 12. Paid Hoiidals lil:i:T:'1"1"1':xT;: ;;::$fr'; Lcgal holida)s $ilhin rhis Bl'La\\'$ill be holidays specified b!'Slfltc ff;'ffi tll.',l"J',:':i ;:llll Lesi\lature- on \rhich davs enrololces shall bc ercuscd fronl ill dul! nol day'l%ff shall bc the tegal holidaY' b' rcq_uirc,i to maintain essential to.*ln ."t i."r' The lollo\int! da!s shsll d.i'i'0e,"'.{il3l:;["i'$]'"Til: '" ",' "aa'r"d considered as paid holidays for all emplo)ees: :t**t",'*'"f i.ttf r-e* Yearis Day Labor Day Massachuselts General Latrs_ trtartin Luther King Day Columbus Day (i) rne Deput) fT: !1:i *lii::il,]U.1';lTi'.ll;'.iii"::il"""ff: W&shington\ Birthday Veterans Day o"'' Patriots Day ThanksgiYing Day ll'.:il'Ti::::,,',xT,i'liil'l'i'i'i'' DaY Before Christmas l'lemorial Day One_Half lzarc independence DaJ' Christmas Day Seitiort 13- I'a&tio Police DeParttttenr: As agrced bY contracl'

i2l holiday-otcurs rlhich fnlls on or is tegnllt obserred licAlion lcaYc, a dcsitnatcd iii",r"y, r*ta^l', weilnesdav' Thursday or Ftidat Thi firc chief and deputy frre alrief shall rcceivc thr ." As agrccd b)'contrnct; \rill be ' rtndc the lcrnls of this scclion saile lacation bcne{its as agrced upon by the'lntctnational Association of {i) Vacation allowanccs proridcd ' Fircfighlcrs 0nd the To$n of KinBslon. itifl :,",l Iii:\"r'.l"lTlil:i:'m ffi lt:l i,l':il::1.'';'Tii:tllT (il) /\ [ull-rinlc enrnlo]ec in conlinuotts scrricc shall bc Sranlc(l ltro \tecl( il;";i.i;;;;,i"".",' o'"*,'"'ill:*il[i:iil:':",'"Xfi vacation rvith pa1; ai thc complction of one 1'car of servicc. "'..t.1'"Tlll. :rr rtcommcnrlations of dcpflrtlncnl hciltls (b) .t full-time enrplolce \rho lernriDirtes enlplolnlcnt aftcr lcss lhl0 ont {l) : ll;:'ll'i:i liliTi ycat of scrricc shall b,. conrncnsalcd for on( (l) da' of \'ncation for ench full l:i,Ji*iff'jj"'," m*ii;ili'lllllllll:*: "ilil month of conlin ous serrice tonrpletcd, but not lo crcced onc (l) weck of : rhe Tottn. to bc defined as "for \,rhntsocver reason." hi' r le r\'e rnd racalion. Tcrmina(ion nol b! allo\tcd to \\'ot l duI inP 'lcnlion i (t) An cnrploycc shall hend nnu tnc gcrrs JpProvl ol dcPitlIlllen| (c) r\ full-timc cmploycc s'ho has conpletcd llvc (5) continuous oi i br Compcnsatcd rtitIr crtra pay urtnorrl scrviccshall,inthcyearduringtthichthislenSthofsen'icehasbcencompleled,: Personnel llolrd. be granted thrcc (3) rrecks fiflcen(15)daysof{ac tionriilhtrrf- i - J..lr',rn /.r. Si.lt /,.?r. (d) A flrlt-li||rr cnrploycc \\ho has corrtpltttd lcn (l0l continrlott\ ]eart of lolift Deputrtt., : scrlicc shall, in lhc !'car d!ring \r hich lhis length ofserlicc lltis bcen cotnPlcted. ! be granled four (4) $ecks rNcnlt (20) da]s of \'acnlion $rilh pay. .\s a8reed bY conlracl. : (c) r\ full-time employcc rvho has conlplcted l\rcntt (20) continuons ttirs . Firc D|patttretit: of sertice shall, in the year during \hich this len8lh of scrticc has bcen : As agreed by coolrxct. romplcted, bc granted {ive (5) seeks t$cnlt'fiv€ (25) dats of Y calion \ith : Pir-r-. "tt'*d iii$1;"liiiii (t) Upon lhc dcitth of ;tn cnlllolce \!ho is eliSihtc for vncittioll tlndcl lhc" ru1:5m::":ilil';llt.'iiil::i"r't' ernosurc"':"J,il to conlaBious discase_ rul€s, paynlent shall bc madc lo the estale of thc dcceascd in in rnrount cqu3l : tother cttion alloNance asaccrued in the vication ]cnr prior to lhee lplo!a'\ : ;r' $xr r.l) T: death but Nhich had nol bccrr granted. ln ilddition. Paymcnl shall bc nl dr lol thirt por tion of lhc Yacfltiorr allo$ ance cnI rtcd in lhc tncalion tcal duling \hrch ;**i-#m::":n'::'ul ::':- theeDployeediesupto{h€timeofhisscplrationfromlhepayIo|l :i::T;ffi ii'i""'"'l''J (g) Employees $ho are eligible for vncalion under thes. nllcs 3nd lthosr- ll,t';;'"""'ru::"i'i.x'i" H:'i,'li:i..:;;fi "."tl scniccs rre ternrinuled br_ dismissal through no firult oI dclinqrlenc\' d[.lherl o\vn, or bli rctircment, or b! entrance into thc arnred forccs, shall hc pard nn tht ff[T;--ittT:i;1;:,ull;":lg;;":il":fl iliilil'if;t mount cqual to the vaaation allowitnce as earned, and nol Sranted. in \'acution \enr prior to such dismissal; retircment or clltrnncc into the arm'o forccs- tn rddition; paynlents shall bc nrade for tl)at portion of the lacalro0 nllo$nncc ear ncd in the |lcalion tcar during $ hich such disnriss:rl' Ielirdm(nl' or enlrrnce into thc alnred forccs occurrcd rtp lo the linle uf the tnrFlo{r'5 **txl$**ffii,'i"nW separttion from rhe payroll. jf -'*'..,*llli...:l *-i*nn*::":.;li# *Tfi '':#Tfr :'i#ffi jt".,**"' "".'+"'r';l*:,"9''* llill'ii:';""*'l ll'i rh (' bc chnlErd to Iacalron lca\e bc!DnJ thrt 3bsenccs, ho\\cvcr, nla) nol f,* bt tht linrc of such ipnlication ,n..rpl"y* "tr*d r$#$:,i::[.:it:,'"' ti#Tiliilil.j t:l*':*lri:l :i;iH:,i:T;:? ln;HilT:#:$T'Ii:;il'i H;;';;";;:;:--'

i (h) Maternity l-ea\t r\ l.nve ofabsencc Nithoul pry $ill be grarlred for ,.1'J.L',T: iI H::lliii - ua da)'s lrccdcd loit:,'t:ffi altend wed J;l4tl';li[ii,;"1:'$i:il; a period |rp to four (4) months after delilery irnd thc crDployce nrai \rorli as d.fined "r. proridcd [oI bt thc b]'ll\s' long as her physician permits. nerds, clc., not othct\risc ""' (i) Payments made undcr lhe provisions of lhis sectiolr shall he liotilcd to irn emplolec $ho is rcceiring Workmcn\ Conlpensrlion patrrcnls to rhe ,.1".]";,'; ;::ifiil"'['1":[i:,JJ.'i:,1x:ill;.,i:.,i::'TiiIi'il'" differencc bctrveen thc anroltnt paid in Wo.lirncn\ Compcnsation rnd lhe s'ctiott t7' Long!\'it)' co"rtt"tstttto'l cnrFlolec\ reSular rirlc. J:[I'?;;'::Ti:i:::: 0) ln thb cyent of paynrcnts rradc to o ernployee uodcr thc prcccdin! ,,1[,H:,1m.';,;:ll*"';'l*',::l:T,lJ subscction rhc Board or Dsparlmenl Hcad lnay dcbil lhe ernplotce\ sicl lrrrt as folloirs: rccrual by such anrounts as it detcrnlioes lo be equitrble in relation to s{ch paYmenrs. ll.xlll*l;l[;::'"'1,!]'l:jll;:::i,".' ii$il (k) Unused sick lcavc shall bc crcdircd and shall accumulrtc lrom 5ear ro year rvithout a limit. An emiloyce $ho lcaves lhe rnrplg)nlcn! of lhc lbrm i'l :\l::,,,1":l;l:"1$;iilli;ili:1"'":''::"''" lslll for olher lhan disciplin:rr! action, sh ll be conpensalcd rt fifl' per cenl (50!il :irx"r' of his/her rale of prJ. for all rused accunllaled sick lcave ot lerDrinntion, I li:lll"lxl::llliiliH:liiili'li''ili:1"" proriding an employec has a nrinimlnr of fi\'c (5) of serlice, such )'cirrs Phtlit t l:\tt'titutliotl comFcnsation to be based on base salary onl)*. In rhe cvent of an enrplolec\ SetIio l3. death, such compensation shall ar\'ardcd to hislhcr eslale. be l; ;',i::Hi ;l' ;;ii1;ill1'iii* li:{: (l) NothinS in lhis srction shall br construcrJ ro co|lfl;cl \!ilh Seclion 100 af -l*ij.r*:,irl"l Chaptcr 4 | of rhe Ceneral LaNs. ;:ii ;"i"'i1,1,:":111,'i:;i'"':"'xl'"L"lii ;IJ llmll"i'l' ..'..''llll Sedio,r 15. Bereu\enrcnt l2a|e Emergency leat'e up to fi\'e dals may be alloiYcd for dcath in an emplolc''s immediate fanrily (!rife, husbrnd, nrolher, father, child, brother or slslerr' nrolhcr-in-lI$ nd fathcr-inla\r. Secrion t6. Otln'r Leav' n*r*r*u*s*-$*-ffi::1i:T:',l'JlHill'i:l"::i;t"*""j::; Accorint3nt:" use' G ri' Pro"t ;;:,:,';;' ;;;,"',." or B; t at - "'': Polict DePurtnrcnt: r\s agreed bv conlracl' sittio 2!. Illect ol Portial ht|alitlit)' shall not inYrlidlle 3i] Lrll'i Thc invalidity of any scctioI of this l]]-l-arl As agrccd by conttact lection or Provision thcreof. (x) This by-latt shalt bi opcratitc only as to cnrployccs whorc positions arc Sejttion 22. Publicaritttt of Petsonnd D|-Lax classified hcrcundcr anr.l fur rvhich posilions nlininlunl itnd mlxinltrnr sirlitlicr. atld dir(cttd to comprl< r::'J or single-.:rted nlisccllnneous salnries as cstablishcd ttnder Scclion 3. The Pctsonncl llolrd hcreby is iruthoti'eJ PERSONNEL BOARD:fO ADirtlir-IS-IER The Pcrson el lloitrdofrh. *i';1.ii"..;q,vUlli'r#*:nlil:i':.":.ffi Toirn shall constitrlle lhe I'erso nel Rclalions RcvieN Boitrd of ihe fo\r[. and *:***fl aii iutj,'ct to authorirtrtioll xs sl ttd i seclior in that connrction shnll halc lhe potrcrs nnd duties, aud perforlll thc functions. assigned to such Pcrsonncl Rciilions Rcvic$ lloards by Section 2l l| ofChaprtr :ii: Tli:i: * ili'-J,,'T:1.:T::*'ll;i il''; 40 of (hc Ceneral Li\rs: !|nd sdid Ilotrd shnll, in lhc pcrfornlancc o[ its drlhj *:ll*i::"::l'1"::; il correclion or lnicndnrc l of thcst l]!'_l_n$r as Pcrsonnel Relatioas Revic\v llolrd, bc sllbjcct lo ihc litnitdlions imposrd bt said Section 2l B irnd by thc by-laNs of thc Town. SeclioD 2J. Cottttnct 'lgra.',n.,tts GRIEVT\NCE PROCEDURh - Therc shnll bc:t Sriclancc procedrrr Stttio 2l. O,ht lta ttrts $vailable to thost employees of lhe loNn Nhos€ righls uldcr thc W38t nnd (onrlensr('rr] lri\rj' For lhc oI cslnhlishitls a rnore e rritabl" clissification plirr harc, in thcir opinion, becn prcjudictd and lllrpo5c Personnel .'pior.". or ir'" rosrr *orring *:"tli;;":ill,i1",lii-::t covering all other Srievances erccpt thosc that $ottld propcrly be undtr thc ". i{ii;ll: jurisdiction of the Civil Sc^icc Cornnrissioi or olhcr dulv estiblishcd appcrl lil\:;fi : Jui:ll fl ll borrd. As used in lhis scctioo, thc word "griclancd' sh tll bc constrncd to r cirn "'1"'.".,x fif i{:.i#:lfuritil*,'m: dispute bel\yccn an enrplo)ce and his srtparvisors arising orlt of an e\crcise ol :',:"x1,'*i:':::]ll:f i",iv r;*"r adnr;nirlratilc discrclion by such srrptrrisor or sup.'rr'isots. P trt]l|,n Pldr Sectio 25. I'tt'lb\ tlt'dth Atrc I'rt\ ito'l STEP l. The emplotee shrll take up his grievtncc orallt-. $ith his immedi'lt' "-lT$;ll::il;;"iir"-" s pervisot r\hoshall reach adccision and comnrl|nic:llc it otallt to lhccnlplo]€' ir';':"::l:':i:il H:iii $ithin l$o (2) Norking dals. Thc cmplol'ee Nay rcquest $rillcn stalenrenl "n'ii:lr,ili:'l':,::i,,Jlll'':i'il:"'^lil''# ofcontemplated actions ond rclated rcasons. ;,:r;;*: ;,'*.;ii;",i.,' irr *ior "'"'",i''h:"ll:,:";*',1*llll;:t : STEP tl. if thc grictancc i( not sclllcd nt Slct l. thc entnlolcc rhnll \rirhin :[,i:i,l1t.litll',:il:,1,fli:lii JJx]1"'1il::i:t,:'::: lirc (5) \yortinS days presenl his gr ievance in \\'riling to his srrntr r isor $lro shnll *x;llll lor$ard it to thc departnrcrrt hcad ttho shill hold a herrrin8 Nithirr lr{c lrl iffi:"l:,",'"lii:;i.1".1i'.ii'iiillil'iil;;; rr''r'|hcIsor'|h'Pr!'lr*r'hrr' head is board, al its nexl reg ln ! p'en'iunx,iilXln::ll,l'.,',li.l;)li'"# lvorking days, or if thc departnrent a ,r.".,':ii,l;; *;;,i;;;otrt ;, ."'*" schedrri-ed meeting the sill be prescnlcd and i hearing \rill bc hcld lricvince p $ithin ten dals ofthat mccring. ;li i: i;; ;'on "'ns :i[J'i:: J:li:i':':$illlll'lili, " 0O'\Rl) r\r'D PERSONNEL STEP lll. If the grielxnce is not sellled al STEI' lI, rll records and facts IVAGE in thc casc shall be referred to the Cricrancc Eoard for adju'iicnlion Thos' pfe\enl al Slcp ll shall apFcar fll thil hear ing. Within t\rcntt (10) \\or liinpd-rt5 of thc hearing. $hich shatt bc thc ncrt rcguhl mcelinP of lhe Borrd cJir'p' in cascs of emergencr', lhc cnrplo)cc shall be nolificd in $riting thlougn 'u' departmcnt head as to tI! dccision ofthe Board \vhich shall be final

0l Nothing.in this B!'Law shnlt bc construed to conllict rvith Chapier -11 . the General La\,rs. ,i, THERII wAS No MorloN UNDER Tllls ARTlcLll' with the ARTICITE 15. To see if the Town will vote to nuthorize the Treasurer' reintbursc- approval of the tsoard of Selectrnen, lo borrow' in 0nticipltion of 34 (?tl) ment, the State's share of the cost of work untler Chapter 90' Scction of the Acts of of the Massachusetls Gencral Laws as provided by Cltaprer 33 l99l previously appropriatetl, or take flny othcr ction rcl0tiYe thcrcto' . .THERE WAS NO MOTION UNDER 1'IIIS AR'TICLE. bc rliscd ARTICLE I6. Gcorgc D. Cravenho moved that rhc sunr of S29-'0fi) for :l contputer nii upptoptiuaa to ie cxpcnrlcd by lhc waler Conlntissioncrs model of the Town's water sYstem' llY A 5-l VOTI]' FINANCE COMMITTEE RECONTMENDED NO ACTION

CAPITAL PLANNINC COITTNII'MEI] . RECOMMUNDED FAVORAI]LI] ACTION' tcportcd' after a Jcffrey A' Batchelor queslioned thc quotutll Thc tclle-rs dccl red ,u"r" qi *L,'"rs presr,nr. Thc luodcriltor counl of the house, rhot ,n"r" lhis of p""nt to tnke {elion on Ihat there rvas an insufficient "'"tftt "o'* article. lhat thc Torvrt of Kirrgston By' ARTICLE 18. Jcffrey ,A. Billchelor rnoved "lllcg{rl Dunrping" as fol' L{rvs be amcndcrl by adding n"i"iJ xiirii"ttlitlcd lorvs:

24r INDEX

[t! ilrt.ry Rtto . ... -., .. - .... -. . .. ]Sl Xnrgiron Schmlconnnirtc. " - --:'_') Xi||8(on Ttirl l]rtlict . ... -.. - " lst silf.r l.l1tc Rc!ionrl Afrer discussion. on lhe nrotion of John C. \'ernckc. Jr.. VOI'ED ro cnnrrnrcrion Corrs...... - . ' ---l9J adjoum without day. llmnrirtRtFrrh.-...'.-." - _--- :9| LrtcClr,iur|.t lt9: - 190 Mr. winokur lhanked lhe lclleN rnd all prcsEnt. sih$ sil(c. Lrte R,jBionil ltilh sirel lst Nere 56 yolers fronr Prccinct I and 58 voters front Precincl ll, fo. n There Silvv I..lc R.fiunJ total of I 14 voters. Jutrior llilhSrh@|.. - - :r' - - - '?s: Adjoumtnent l{as rt 9:56 p.nr. Srlletinrcn,l.nt ReFn Sc,itcr of\\'.ighl! S lrhslurci -- - --l0l Rcspectfully subnlittcd, Scl..t'uc..8o.rJ ot. " - - "-": : En.elnct t'rcrlllcrhc< ,\St nt) - ...... 160 lr'lary Lou lrlurzYn. To{o Cl.rk Enhrn;cd t-l-t no!'i|...... -.....-...... -....101 'lot| Clerk. ,\mointcJ Orficc6- ___- -_- ' llr: frdcnrl. Slit!,li Coutt Oflit(4 - '- F.r,-lrric C. Adrrs lrdt,ti( L'hrrtl.. . llu Strlhlirs, -.-.-. - -"" - -' ,' -,'"- ..r SU[TIlIARY OF Td\ n Otticr! - _------17(r SPECIAL TOTYN IEE'TING l hidiarlFd CotMritsiotr...... -....-.- To$ncdllecro..-. -" - - '. .-_' t t!Ibonn.r|c.,/shcllridi consril'lf ..- -- 176 Io\ n tl.'.lin!t llcrtrh, ltoxrJ ot...... ----..-.....,-...... 101 _ -" ARTICLES VOTED: SFrirl \htth l l99: l --. -: li...... --...--..-...... --.175 SF-.irl. Atril C l99l _ -- tnrtlnd3l .. l75 _ --.; I I l/9 Zoning BlLa\Y and ZoDinS i\lap VOTED D!rclotrtn! codnrir.iotr.... sFcnrl ,unc_r7 l'Jcl - - -- JuryLnI...... j..-.-...... --:...... '- VOTI]D ''...-..156 SFcirl. Sfft t l99l 2 lll9 Tem$ for Board of Health 1 _-' LibilN Dirccto...... ---...---...... --.?1 S6.iJl. n'orLnrlLr9 l99l - l Amend By-La\rs Rcgulalioll of School Buses 19 _- -i' 3 l/9 sh..cht. r_orrrnNr l99l - vOTED ]7J l0 leli rr (Article XXXV) o|r| coton! lllrntrnrs co!ncit ...'.... .,..-. - ldsiitentill trirnJry.Ihtch I t le9l - lll9 Agreemenl\rilhlnremalionnlBrotherhood 'r-"n El!(rion Alllit '" - l('l ri lee: rl ofPolice Officers Local 436 s12,680.00 Plinning aoaid...... ----'.- .-..'' "_ ;.,'c Pnr'D- s'frflrt.r 167 Nrrs'R$rr' rY': _- - (Tfnnsfer) Pllmbing lnslEcror '..,...... ''. '' '- Sst Etcdi{' E\rcnnon Slr\'int*"-'-:;; Pl'rrourh Colut CooForir. ,.. Th\ $'rrJcn 't llnrh I t/9 wage and Pcrsonncl By-LrN .AnrendBent s27,00s.00 Prelnn! d Trullc.s Rcnol -_- ' (Tmnsf.t Y.lfln55rN'Nr- _-';' Plloourh Cotrnr! Itosq!ilo $'r!.S P'EoxnrtBl Lr$t --- Conrrdl P.oic.r.....,....----- lll9 .Anrend ATN' Appropriations sr29,553.00 \vr;xcomdis'ioi{' ------;;; potkcu.*nanmcm-...,--..,--...... '.. __'_l?s _- -;;; r r/r9 (Transf('r) l6i $'rtrrl^{l Conrnrirrfc Rccvctinr Com-irrcc...... -..'_ " - - '- - - -e s251.362.00 \\,irin3 I nsF_.|!tr - _- qes,n*. Bdrd of--....'...-. .-.. '- '!77 - (Decr.ise) "- tourh Comdnsion l SahoDls ''..___ s65.000.00 : 7ooitrg ioril or 'lPprlk '_--_-- (Transfer) . Acrno.*t",lge-cnr'. '_ '_"-'_ '- """-2s7

I l/l Unpaid Bills sl,l4l.00