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1988Annualreport.Pdf nueon:: SUDBUI'IY 111 !i{lil ll£YOllJT!ONA'*V PATfu-o it; Front cover photo by Ellen Given Back cover photo by Alfred Wayland Butting Photo by Ellen Given 349th Annual Report of the Official Boards of Sudbury, Massachusetts year ending December 31, 1988 I Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION Historic Districts Commission 85 Federal, State, County Officials 3 PUBLIC SAFETY Town Officials 4 Police Department 86 Board of Selectmen 12 Fire Department 86 Town Moderator 16 Civil Defense 88 Town Counsel16 Building Inspector/Zoning Personnel Board 16 Enforcement Agent 88 Town Report Committee 17 Animal Inspector 88 Dog Officer 90 TOWN CLERK Sealer of Weights and Measures 90 Town Clerk's Report 18 Town Audit 19 PUBLIC WORKS Elections 19 Resource Recovery Committee 91 Town Meeting Summaries 25 Wayland/Sudbury Septage Disposal Vital Statistics 34 Facility Operational Review Committee 92 Births 34 Highway Surveyor 92 Marriages 38 Tree Warden 93 Deaths 40 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT FINANCES Board of Appeals 94 Finance Committee 42 Conservation Commission 97 Board of Assessors 44 Design Review Board 97 Tax Collector/Town Treasurer 44 Earth Removal Board 99 Town Accountant 45 Town Engineer 99 Metropolitan Area Planning Council!OO EDUCATION Metro West Growth Management Committee 100 Sudbury Public Schools 53 Long Range Planning Committee 101 Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Permanent Building Committee 102 High School District 55 Planning Board 102 Minuteman Regional Vocational Traffic Management Committee 104 Technical School District 62 Wastewater Advisory Committee 104 HUMAN SERVICES IN MEMORIAM Goodnow Library 68 In Memoriam I 07 Cable Television Committee 69 Local Arts Council 70 INDEX Council on Aging 71 Board of Health 72 SUDBURY AT A GLANCE East Middlesex Mosquito Control 73 Inside back cover Sudbury Housing Authority 74 Sudbury Housing Partnership Committee 75 Fair Housing Committee 76 Sudbury Visiting Nurse Association 76 Veterans Agent 77 Veterans Advisory Committee 78 Park and Recreation Commission 78 Youth Commission 80 OUR HERITAGE Historical Commission 81 Town Historian 82 Sudbury 350th Anniversary Celebration Committee 83 Memorial Day Committee 84 Ancient Documents Committee 84 ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL, STATE AND COUNTY OFFICIALS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Office Residence Tel. No. President George H. Bush Washington, D.C. (202) 456-1414 Vice President J. Danforth Quayle Senators Edward M. Kennedy Boston (617) 565-3170 John F. Kerry Boston (617) 565-8519 Representative 5th Congressional District Chester G. Atkins Concord 459-0101 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Governor Michael S. Dukakis Brookline 727-3600 Lieutenant Governor Evelyn Murphy Boston 727-3600 Secretary Michael J. Connolly Boston 727-2800 Treasurer and Receiver General Robert Q. Crane Wellesley 367-6900 Auditor A. Joseph DeNucci Newton 727-2075 Attorney General James M. Shannon Lawrence 727-8400 Councillor, 3rd Councillor District (election results not determined) 727-2795 Senator, Middlesex/Worcester District A. Paul Cellucci Hudson 722-1120 Representative, 13th Middlesex District Lucile P. Hicks Wayland 722-2100 MIDDLESEX COUNTY Commissioners Thomas J. Larkin Bedford 494-4115 Edward J. Kennedy, Jr. Lowell 494-4120 Bill Schmidt Newton 494-4110 Clerk of Courts Edward J. Sullivan Cambridge 494-4010 Registrar of Deeds, Middlesex South District Eugene C. Brune Sommerville 494-4510 Treasurer James Fahey Watertown 494-4125 Registry of Probate and Insolvency Paul J. Cavanaugh Medford 494-4530 District Attorney L. Scott Harshbarger Cambridge 494-4050 Sheriff John P. McGonigle Wakefield 494-4400 NOTE: Officials in office as of January 1, 1989 3 I Elected Town Officials (For election year commencing after the annual election- March 28, 1988.) Assessors, Board of Term expires Selectmen, Board of Patrick J. Delaney, III, Chairman 1989 David A. Wallace, Chairman 1989 John T. Hannan (apptd.) 1989 JaM C. Drobinski 1990 Thomas H. Hillery 1990 Judith A. Cope 1991 Linda Z. Buxbaum (res.) 1991 Sudbury Housing Authority Constable Virginia M. Allan 1989 Gerald A. Fucci 1989 Richard D. Paris 1989 Vincent E. Seymour (res.) 1990 Carol E. Smith 1991 Michael P. Jennette 1991 Steven J. Swanger, Chairman 1992 Stephen P. Garabedian 1993 Goodnow Library Trustees Carol Hull, Chairman 1989 Sudbury School Committee Kenneth L. Ritchie 1989 Jeffrey W. Moore 1989 Martha C. Clough 1990 Susan F. Abrams 1990 Carol A. Henley 1990 James W. Flanagan 1990 Catrine E. Barr 1991 Stephen L. Bober, Chairman 1991 Ivan H. Lubash 1991 Ann H. Laos 1991 Health, Board of Taxes, Collector of Donald C. Kern, Chairman 1989 Isabelle K. Stone (res.) 1989 Hugh Caspe 1990 Michael W. Guernsey 1991 Town Clerk Jean M. MacKenzie 1989 Highway Surveyor Robert A. Noyes 1989 Town Treasurer Chester Hamilton 1989 Lincoln-Sudbury Regional (became appointed Treasurer and Collector 9/19/88) School District Committee Richard F. Brooks, Chairman 1989 Tree Warden Geraldine C. Nagele 1989 William M. W aldsmith 1989 David S. Pettit 1990 Phyllis Rappaport 1990 Water District Commissioners Sarah C. Holden 1991 George Mercury, Chairman 1989 William C. Hewins 1991 Robert F. Boyle 1990 Lee H. Goodstone 1991 Moderator Thomas G. Dignan, Jr. 1989 Park and Recreation Commission Gerald B. Berenson 1989 Rosalyn J. Drawas, Chairman 1989 Alan J. Williamson 1990 Jane A. Neuhauser 1991 Donald R. Soule 1991 Planning Board Peter H. Anderson (apptd.) 1989 Morton L. Brond (res.) 1989 Russell P. Kirby, Chairman 1989 James P. Watterson 1990 Richard A. Brooks 1991 Lael M. Meixsell 1991 4 Appointed Town Officials (For appointment year commencing May 1.) Administrative Assistant to the Assessor, Assistant Board of Selectmen Daniel A. Loughlin Janet Silva Auction Permit Agent Afrrrmative Action Officer Janet Silva Terri Ackerman Bike Trail Committee Agiog, Council on Gerald B. Berenson Daniel L. Claff F. Daniel Buttner Karl E. Clough William B. Carroll, Ex-officio Anne W. Donald John C. Drobinski, Chairman Eleanor Guerin Deborah Montemerlo, Ex-officio Paul J. Leahy David J. Roddy Sister Mary McGovern M. Priscilla Mesar Budget and Personnel Officer Donald R. Oasis, Chairman Terri Ackerman Sarah A. Williams Director of Health Buildings, Inspector of Housing Authority Chairman Joseph E. Scammon Superintendent of Schools Earl D. Midgley, Deputy Visiting Nurse Director Cable Television Committee Ancient Documents, Agostino M. De Baggis Committee for the Preservation of Michael Gonnerman Victor J. Guethlen Wayne E. Keseberg Russell P. Kirby, Chairman Mark Thompson, Ex-officio Jean M. MacKenzie, Town Clerk R. Christopher Trimper John D. Moylan Frederick G. Walker, Ex-officio Laura F. Scott Jeffrey Winston, Chairman Sally B. Wadman Cemeteries, Superintendent of Animals, Inspector of Robert A. Noyes Betsy M. DeWallace Civil Defense Appeals, Board of Michael C. Dunne, Director Lawrence L. Blacker, Chairman Robert A. Noyes, Assistant Director MaryAnn K. Clark Marvis M. Fickett, Radio Operator Harvey R. Peters Lawrence Shluger Conservation Commission Eben B. Stevens Adam B. Ames (res.) Associates Cheryl Baggen Patrick J. Delaney, III Frances H. Clark Elizabeth D. Ingersoll* Gordon D. Henley, Chairman Jeffrey H. Jacobson Robert A. Lancaster Marshall A. Karol John P. Nixon, Jr. Thomas W. H. Phelps Muriel C. Plonka Martha Reiss J. Stephen Yeo Archeological Advisory Committee, Conservation Coordinator Haynes Garrison Site Deborah Montemerlo (Dissolved 8/1/88) Nancy D. Lewis, Chairman Design Review Board Priscilla Lioden Adam B. Ames (res.) 5 Maureen Dolan Joyce W. Fantasia, Chairman Clara D. Eaton William R. Firth Johnathan D. Fridman KaffeeKang Madeleine R. Gelsinon Thomas D. Russo Jean C. Jordan Maria M. Von Brincken Sandra Lee Little Carolee M. McGinley Dog Officer Christine McLeod Betsy M. DeWallace Judith M. Merra Paula E. Adelson, Assistant Margaret A. Sifferlen Albert J. Skavicus Earth Removal Board Mary J. Skinnion Patrick J. Delaney, III Nancy J. Somers Elizabeth D. Ingersoll* Cynthia B. Stocking Jeffrey H. Jacobson, Chairman Joanna C. S. Tober Marshall A. Karol Thomas W. H. Phelps Tellers Martha Reiss Paul Beatty (res.) AnneDansro Election Officers • Democratic Eileen J. Dempsey Judith Deutsch Precinct 1 Maurice J. Fitzgerald Warden-Nancy J. Taft Paul H. McNally Deputy Warden - Ellen M. Con sales Henry P. Sorett Inspector- Hester H. Lewis Pauline R. Walker Deputy Inspector- Mary V. Early John F. Walsh, Jr. Additional Inspector -William S. Farrell Maxine J. Yarbrough Deputy Additional Inspector- Susan F. Abrams Election Officers- Republican Precinct 2 Clerk- Maljorie D. Davin Precinct 1 Deputy Clerk- Robert D. Abrams Warden- AnneN. Lehr Inspector- Sheila J. Boyce Deputy Warden- Deborah M. Swenson Deputy Inspector - Vera R. Gazza Inspector- Eugenie C. Mader Additional Inspector- Mary Faith Wilson Deputy Inspector - Thalia Rasmussen Deputy Additional Inspector- Marilyn Hartke Additional Inspector- Jean A. Griffin Deputy Additional Inspector- Catherine M. Lynch Precinct 3 Warden-JoAnn Savoy Precinct 2 Deputy Warden- H. Elizabeth Moylan Warden -FayW. Hamilton Inspector- Claire M. Jarvis Deputy Warden- Roberta G. Cern! Deputy Inspector- Margaret B. Surwilo Inspector- Louise P. Card Additional Inspector- Lorraine S. Knapp Deputy Inspector- Carolyn F. Bigwood Deputy Additional Inspector - Mary A. Pinto Additional Inspector- M. Patricia Becker Deputy Additional Inspector- Elizabeth A. Woodbury Precinct 4 Clerk- Jeanne M. McCarthy Precinct 3 Deputy Clerk - Dorothy M. Sears Clerk- Leona C. Johnson (res.) Inspector- Helen R. Lucero Deputy Clerk- Barbara B. Haynes Deputy Inspector- Ethel V. Johnson
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