Hazardous Moving Violations 2009 - Town of Walpole,MA

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2009 Elected Officials & General Information Board of Selectmen Christopher G Timson, Chairman (12) Albert A. DeNapoli, Vice Chairman (10) Nancy S. Mackenzie, Clerk (12) David M. Sullivan, Clerk (10) Cliffton K. Snuffer (11) School Committee Nancy B. Gallivan, Chairman (10) William J. Buckley Jr. (12) Susan Flynn Curtis (11) Andrew J. Zitoli (11) Michael C. Berry (10) Brian K.Walsh (09) John P. Desmond (10) Library Trustees Paul Cesary, Chairman (11) Janyce Goba (11) E. Hunt Bergen (12) Maura S. Rudolph (10) Beverly A. Marston (12) Sewer and Water Commissioners John M. Spillane, Chairman (11) Kenneth G. Fettig (12) Patrick J. Fasanello (12) Kevin Muti (10) Roger F. Turner, Jr. (11) Board of Assessors Clement A. Boragine (10) John R. Fisher, Chairman (11) Edward F. O’Neil (12) Planning Board John Conroy, Chairman (11) Edward C. Forsberg (12) Richard A. Nottebart (10) John J. Murtagh (11) Richard Mazzocca (10) Moderator Jon W. Rockwood, Sr. (10) Housing Authority Joseph Betro Chairman (11) James P. Taylor (14) James F. Delaney (10) Barbara H. Lorusso (11) Aldona O. Stas (13) Representatives in Congress Senator Edward Kennedy (deceased) Senator John Kerry Senator Paul Kirk (interm) Representative Stephen Lynch State Governor Duval Patrick Senator James Timilty Representatives: John Rogers, Louis Kafka, Richard Ross, Paul McMurtry Norfolk County Chairman Peter Collins, Commissioner John Gillis, County Commissioner Francis W. O’Brien, Commissioner Joseph Connolly, County Treasure � Walpole was Settled in 1659 and Incorporated in 1724 � 2009 Population was 24,545 with 16,501 Registered Voters � Government is Representative Town Meeting with 150 Members and a 5 Person Board of Selectmen and Town Administrator � Area is approximately 20.09 square miles with an elevation 200 feet above sea level � Located 19 miles south of Boston, 26 miles north of Providence; on Routes 1, 1A, 27, 109 and I-95 � Number of Taxable Parcels: 8,916 � FY 09 Total Real Estate and Personal Valuation is $3,840,587,890– Exempts $313,717,000 � Tax Rates for FY 09: Residential $11.67 - Commercial/Industrial/Personal Property $15.16 � Parks include: Adams Farm, Memorial Park, Francis William Bird Park and the Town Forest � Public Safety: Police, Permanent and Call Fire Dept with 3 stations, Ambulance Operated from Main Fire Station to Caritas Norwood Hospital, for Emergencies call 911 * A special thank you goes to Paul Keleher for our cover photo, and Recreation Director Josh Cole and Town Administrator Michael Boynton for contributing pictures that they took throughout 2009.
Town of Walpole Annual Reports of the Boards – Committees – Commissions – Officials FOR THE YEAR ENDING 2009 285 th Edition *The picture above was taken at the Walpole Massachusetts Town Common Banner Sign dedication ceremony. The Walpole Lions Club donated the Town Common Banner Sign at the completion of the renovation of the Town commons. The Town is most grateful to the Walpole Lions Club for their continued generosity and their dedication to our community. Pictured in the photo are from left to right Parks Foreman Jim Thomas, DPW Director Robert O’Brien, Acting Parks, Highway and Cemetery Superintendent Drew Hand, Selectman Chairman Chris Timson, Selectman Cliff Snuffer, Selectman Nancy Mackenzie, Lions Club Member Joseph Bartucca , Lions Club President Beth Pelick, Lions Club Member Ed Forsberg, Lions Club Member Alex Thomas and Lions Club Member Roger Thomas.
Page 1: Town of Walpole 2009 Town Report
Page 5 and 6: General Government Board of Selectm
Page 7 and 8: again reduces local aid and refuses
Page 9 and 10: level of those articles that requir
Page 11 and 12: TOWN OF WALPOLE -PROFESSIONAL COMPE
Page 13 and 14: Town of Walpole Effective 7/1/2009
Page 15 and 16: Fire Alarm Conversion (Art. 13 2006
Page 17 and 18: After each held budget was discusse
Page 19 and 20: ARTICLE 15: To see if the Town will
Page 21 and 22: improvements to the H.E. Willis Wat
Page 23 and 24: for the preceding state tax year, w
Page 25 and 26: Town Counsel was represented by Ila
Page 27 and 28: owned by the Town of Walpole and to
Page 29 and 30: DIMENSIONAL REGULATIONS, notes 2 an
Page 31 and 32: 2/3 Vote Required: Motion Was: So V
Page 33 and 34: 4. SECTION 8: PARKING REGULATIONS,
Page 35 and 36: ARTICLE 19: On Motion by the Financ
Page 37 and 38: - DRIVE-IN ESTABLISHMENT - FUNERAL
Page 39 and 40: Motion Was: Defeated ARTICLE 28: As
Page 41 and 42: DISSOLUTION NOTICE October 26, 2009
Page 43 and 44: Planning Board Pct.1 Pct.2 Pct.3 Pc
Page 45 and 46: Town Annual Election In pursuance w
Page 47 and 48: legal counsel for the Library 2008
Page 49 and 50: Special State Primary, December 8,
Page 51 and 52: In 2009, we conducted successful To
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employees who they feel are deservi
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Unemployment: For the calendar year
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This year we began the move to virt
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Information on the Walpole Ponds Ma
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Walpole Public Safety Walpole Polic
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Personnel Changes 2009 The members
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� We worked with the schools to i
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Adopt-a-School Program Sergeant Joh
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defensive tactics, designed to ensu
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Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) Se
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The Union Officer Al with Santa The
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As the School Resource Officer, Det
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120 100 80 60 40 20 0 500 400 300 2
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Revenue Returned to the Town 2006 2
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322 Motor vehicle accident with inj
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Calls by District Calls by Type of
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The Fire Department also tapped int
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All new firefighters are required t
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occurs. The committee was able to h
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when the net is held on the second
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Walpole EMA continues to look for g
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During 2009, the following inspecti
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attractive to investors interested
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Accounting Department (508-660-7317
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Stabilization 1,347,720 1,347,720 U
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Other payables 38,470 - 38,470 Bond
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Capital Budget Committee Robert Con
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INVESTMENT INCOME General Fund (200
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June 30, 2022 $2,762,614 $2,101,191
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Scholarship Trust Funds Balance Rev
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BENSON, MARK S 55,223.36 8,263.74 1
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CAPONE, SILVIO F 53.24 0.00 0.00 53
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CONRAD, ROBERT L 0.00 0.00 351.84 3
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DOLAN, JAMES J 53,690.00 11,618.52
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FOLEY, DIANE 24,013.69 0.00 0.00 24
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GREEN, DARLENE 151.20 0.00 0.00 151
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JENKINS, DAVID G 6,807.37 0.00 793.
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LAMPERTI, MAUREEN C 429.95 0.00 0.0
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MCCABE, DAVID W 8,120.00 0.00 0.00
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MUNOZ-BENNETT, ADRIAN A 66,366.48 0
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PAINTEN, FRANCINE M 9,060.82 0.00 5
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RICHARDS, KATHERINE A 76,218.27 0.0
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SMALLEY, DEBORAH A 15,621.97 0.00 2
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TWOMEY, SARAH M 55,754.00 0.00 325.
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Land Use PLANNING BOARD Chairman: J
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and adopt the plan took place over
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The hearings held by the Board of A
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Department of Public Works Administ
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uildings. Mr. Anderson has taken on
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Maple Grove on Kendall Street and p
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Blackburn Hall Due to the increased
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The dedication to the Preventive Ma
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I would again like to thank my staf
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Auditore and Marlene Bristol Girvan
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2. A Scope of Services for the purp
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SEWER AND SEPTAGE: The operation an
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The main function of the Medical Re
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(inspections prior to opening) 25 H
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The Walpole community is our custom
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month; at Diamond Pond, the second
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In August, Connie Kruger, Community
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Family Support and Respite Care: SN
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Education WALPOLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Ad
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Goal I: Facilitate the implementati
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� Boys Basketball - Advanced to D
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gave the keynote morning address: R
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Patricia McGrath Scholarship.......
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10.6 and the department chair teach
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The Social Studies Department conti
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A total of $1800.00 in donations fr
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Allessi (school psychologist), Barb
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ack to students and families from t
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Other school-wide programs, which i
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Teachers were able to place informa
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Fisher School 65 Gould Street, Walp
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een elaborative, vivid, rich in det
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preschool routines and curriculum.
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Despite a poor economic outlook, Se
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establishments. Another piece of le
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