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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
19
Fragmentary text references timing and participation in voting laws but provides no clear action date or jurisdiction. The readable parts hint at deadlines and eligibility but lack specifics needed for a public notice summary.
The document proposes minimum lot areas of 40 000 square feet in Zone B and 60 000 square feet in Zone C with frontage requirements of 210 feet on any street. It allows erection of dwellings on undersized lots if shown on a pre March 4 1953 plan and compliant with setbacks and yards. Presented by the Planning Board, David G. Chase, Chairman, on June 9 and 16.
Sudbury Mass planning board will hold a public hearing Thursday June 23 1955 at 8 P M in Town Hall on amending the Zoning By L aw to strike B 1 business district 1 description and remove its map legend. Industrial Commission submits the article for vote or action.
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The town prepares a zoning plan with a proposed action for voting on September 9 and 16. The plan includes direct zoning options for the hall, ice offices, and municipal zones with a public hearing to decide.
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday at Town Hall regarding Article 6 to create Industrial District No. 4. The district runs from the Boston Post Road along the town boundary to Goodman Hill Road and the Maine Tracks, extending to the Wayland line. Pass any vote or take any action relative thereto.
The Town Planning Board will hold a public hearing Thursday June 23 1955 at 8 00 PM in the town hall to discuss establishing a new united business district around the Sudbury post office. The hearing will consider re zoning and the possible incorporation of the district as a business area under the existing zoning plan.
Beginning at the southwestern corner of the premises at Peakham Road and land of Harriette O Young the line runs east 62 feet to the New York Hartford Rail road land then north 132 feet to Peakham Road and southwest 145.5 feet back to the origin. Submitted by Wilfred Spiller June 9 16.
The Planning Board will consider amending the Town of Sudbury zoning by-laws to transpose the descriptions of Business District No 2 and No 3. The proposed changes define boundaries along John Whitworth east boundary Post Road Boston & Maine Track Wash Brook Mill Lane Massasoit Road Concord Road and Post Road. The submission is by Stephen M W Gray.
Sudbury mass public hearing set for June 23 1955 at 8 00 PM in the town hall to consider amending Article 41 from March 4 1953 to strike out paragraph 1 of the restrictions and to reword the zoning restrictions for a proposed project including set back and operation limits for a processing plant and pit within 200 feet of adjacent properties and boundaries.
League standings at West Con cord 3 list matchups across multiple playgrounds including Leo's Bombers versus Bridge Acres Emerson Playground Wiz Ares versus Rideout Playground and General Radio versus Leo's Bombers. Readings reference Rideout, Bridge Acres, Acton Wizards and other local teams in a home schedule context.
Maynard high school baseball ends the 1955 schedule with five victories and eight losses. The nine were edged in 12 innings by Hudson and the Middlesex School and in 13 by Concord. Graduation will affect next year, but prospects look brighter with a new gym boosting spirit and local interest.
Reported remarks by Mayor Domenic Lucco at a retail merchants dinner humorously claim a 1900 percent tax. Minnesota notes show 47,000 4 H club members amid zoning talk about industrial district designation and a 200 foot buffer for a crushing plant near district lines.
The Sudbury 1955 Little League opened with a doubleheader. The Hawks defeated the Arrows 8 to 4 as pitcher Hawkins struck out 16, two hits allowed, and Morrison of the Arrows contributed. Other players listed include Dempster, Olson, Tucker, Devoll, Spinelli, Moulton, Place, Kenrick, Chasey, Courtemanche, and Brenn.
The Concord Rog tnlub plans a field day at the club grounds with events on the third at the club grounds. William J. Ryan named as new incident successor after Warren I. Payne presided at the annual meeting.
Bridge Acres earned two softball wins as May 31 rainouts reset on June 2. Kirby pitched well for Bridge Acres with Ratane and Bereannen leading hitters, while Leo's Bombers saw Wallace secure a win in a reformatory game. A league vote declared Bridge Acres the winner after scoring irregularities were addressed.
The Assabet Valley Pony League started its 1955 season with two long extra inning games at Alumni Field. Erikson's Dairymen and Lund's Blades fought to a 2-2 tie that went 14 innings. Jim Badreau led the Dairymen with four hits, while McLean and O'Driscoll added two apiece. The Co-Op's Green Sox rallied to beat the T.SC. Jets 12-8 in a slugfest, with Cowles DeRosa Martin o Kerwin and Finit collecting two hits each. The Dairymen then beat the Green Sox 5-1 behind Jim Mulvaney on the mound. The Blades edged the Jets 7-6 in a tight game, with Colombo delivering two triples for the Jets.
Concord High and Maynard High losses marked the Middlesex title run as Middlesex School posted a 14 win 2 loss season. Reading prepares for a playoff against Bay State League champ while Bedford pitcher Dick Goyette notches a high strikeout total. Ralph Westby noted for no hitter in 1928 Exeter Andover series.
June 13 schedule lists matchups for next week in Assabet Valley League and Pony League. Monday blades face jets, Tuesday Green Sox meet airymen, Wednesday Green Sox play blades, Thursday Jets take on dairymen.
The schedule lists Timkeneers against Muesday Miners and Elks. Thursday features Thureday Ites versus Sparks in regional play.
Concord plans under way for the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League season to even on June 19 for players age 14 to 18. Robert Cozzens of Littleton is president and Betty Mattison of Concord a treasurer. Teams expected from Ayer West Concord Littleton Concord Westford and perhaps Maynard or Acton.
The Musketquid Sportsmen's Club will hold its next meeting and supper on Thursday night June 16 at 6 30 at the club house. Past President Fred Nolan will preside over the supper. Last Thursday a meeting followed the regular supper with Augie Macone, president in charge.
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