1953/04/13Minutes of the Meeting
March 2~, 1953
T0~A~ OF BERLIN
present.
accepted.
OFFICE OF THE SELECTMEN
The meeting opened at 7:30 P.M. with the three Selectmen
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and
Mr. Harry McKeon and Mr. Andrew Barnak representing the
American Legion, appeared before the Board this evening and requested
permission to hold their annual carnival the week of Lay 20th to
the 25th on the property of Mr. Masserio on Farmington Ave.
Mr. Markus woods who lives at 862 Farmington Ave.
appeared before the Selectmen this evening and offered $300. for a
parsel of property located on the east side of Grandview Ave.,
measuring 122' frontage, 175' rear measurement and 255' deep.
Mr. Woods owns property to the south-west of this parsel of land.
Mr. Bomba informed the Selectmen that this property
was assessed for $950 which is shown on the map of F. Norton, Volume l,
page ? of the photostat.
Mr. Hall informed Mr. Woods that this would be to be advertised
for sale and bids requested, the property being sold to the highest
bidder.
Mr. Hall is to notify Mr. Woods when this is tc be advertised
in order that he may look for it.
Mr. Hall reported that a good supply of water was reached
at the 98 foot level on Mr. Klatt's property.
The Board of Selectmen met with Supt. of Schools and
George Varrlale of the Board of Education this afternoon, and inspected
the Georgini property. 'A'hey discussed the possibility of purchasing
a portion of their property by the Twwn with Edwin and Albert
Georgini whiZh the exception of the homestead and the land immediately
surrounding it. lhis is located south-west of Carbo Lane and Joining
the Legnani prmperty and the Percival field property.
The Georgini boys are to discuss the matter further
among themselves and then inform the Selectmen as to what they are
willing to seal for etc. Mr. Hall said that there was between 15 and
X? acres which they owned.
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A letter was received from Thongs A. Gerdis, constable,
applying for the position of dispatcher at the Fire and Police
Headquarters.
A motion was made and passed that. in view of the fact that
the present arrangmment at the Fire and Police Headquarters is
satisfactory that it be left as is.
fi le.
A letter was written to Mr. Gerdis, a copy of which is on
A letter was received from ~. H. Baldwin, of the Stanley
Chemical Co. thanking the Selectmen for their cooperation and
assistance in connection with their recent~problem.
The letter was placed on file. ~.~
A letter was ~&cei~ed~f~othe State, Department of Farms
and Markets asking the Town to appoint a dog warden for the year
ending March 31st.
A mOtion was made and passed that Mr. John Maier be appointed
Dog Warden, effective April l, 1~53.
A letter was written and a copy place on file.
A letter was received from Mrs. Jennie Nifosi of Carbo
Lane, Kensington which was read to the Selectmen.
Mrs. Nifosi has 18 acres of land on Carbo~ L~ne which she
feels would be desirable for future school purposes.
A letter was written Mrs. Nifosi and a copy forwarded to
Mr. Edward Dyer of the Board of Education.
Meeting adjourned at 8:30 P.M.