1971-06-29City of Beverly, Massachusetts
Public Meeting Minutes
Board: Board of Health
Subcommittee:
Date: June 29, 1971
Place: Health Department Office
Board members present: A. Joseph Callahan, Jr., and Angelo R. Massa
Board members absent: Dr. Jacob H. Fine, chair
Others present: Joseph W. Walsh, Jr., Acting Director of Public Health, Richard Montoni, Code
Enforcement Officer, Leo Panunzio, Milk and Food Inspector, and Robert Russo, Plumbing Inspector
Recorder: Joseph W. Walsh, Jr.
BOARD OF HEALTH - PUBLIC HEARING - JUNE 29, 1971
The Beverly Board of Health held a public hearing on June 29, 1971 at p.m. in the Aldermanic
Chambers of City Hall relevant to the proposed "Change of Occupancy Permit" submitted by the
Citizens Advisory Committee and re-drafted by the City Solicitor and the Acting Director.
Members present were A. Joseph Callahan, Jr. and Angelo R. Massa. In the absence of the Chairman,
Doctor Jacob H. Fine who is hospitalized, A. Joseph Callahan, Jr. was elected temporary chairman.
Mr. A. Joseph Callahan, Jr. gavelled the hearing to order at 7:40 p.m. and read the proposed
regulation in its entirety.
Mr. Callahan then opened the Hearing to all those present who wished peak or be recorded as
opposed to the adoption of the proposed "Change of Occupancy Permit" regulation.
The following listed citizens spoke in opposition to the adoption of the regulation:
1. James Finn President,
2. Doctor Samuel Margolis
3. Mrs. Samuel Margolis
4. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Malay
5. Abel Pofcher
6. Mr. Charles Piper
7. Mrs. Barbara Goldberg
8. Albert Grant
9. James Castle
10. Mrs. Bachman, trustee
11. Peter Fortunato
12. Mrs. Charles Piper
13. Edward Myer
14. Aser Frisch
President, Greater Salem Bd. of Reaitors
property owner
property owner
11 Haskell St.
18 Grant St
556 Essex St.
property owner
property owner
realtor
apt. house Ives and Lothrop St.
realtor
property owner
7 Bay Street
property owner
At this point in the hearing with nobody else desiring to speak in opposition to the proposal, Mr. A.
Joseph Callahan, Jr., temporary chairman, requested that all those in the hall who wished to be
recorded opposed to the adoption of the regulation, to please stand. Let the records show that
fifty-one (51) in attendance signified that they were opposed to adoption of the proposed regulation.
Mr. A. Joseph Callahan, Jr., temporary Chairman, then opened the hearing to all those present who
wished to speak or be recorded in favor of the adoption of the proposed "Change of Occupancy
Permit" regulation.
The following list of citizens spoke in favor of adoption of the regulation:
1. Russell Bradley
2. Mrs. Russell Bradley
3. Mrs. Esther Ferrante
4. Mrs. Marcia Desmond
5. Mayor Herbert F. Grimes
6. Rev. Dan Leslie
7. Mrs. Frances D. Klubock
8. Fred Schafer
9. Kalph Parisella
10. Mrs. Clarance Holmes
11. Christopher Larson
12. Mrs. Walter Johnson
13. Rev. Franklin Vilas
14. Mrs. Jean Grindrod
15. Norman Stewart
President, Beverly Citizens for Decent Housing
tenant, 35 Simon Street
Chairman, Citizens' Advisory Committee
CAC Member and coordinator of the Workable
Program
quoted from Mayor's letter to Board
CAC Member
President, Beverly League of Women Voters
Member, Social Action Committee of Second
Congregational Church
CAC Member
homeowner, 93 Coming
NSCAP, Bd. of Directors
Social Action Committee, First Baptist Church
St. John Episcopal Church, Beverly Farms
Beverly Inter-Church Coordinating Council
CAC Member
In addition, the Beverly Board of Health acknowledged receipt of letters in favor of the proposed
regulation from the following civic and social groups:
1. Beverly Farms Improvement Society
(signed) Mrs. James K. Polese, Vice-President
Mrs. Ross Whittier, Director
2. Beverly Cove Improvement Association
(signed) Mark D. Cronan, Jr., President
At this point in the hearing with nobody else desiring to speak in of the proposal Mr. A. Joseph
Callahan, Jr., temporary Chairman, requested that all those in the hall who wished to be recorded as
in favor of adoption of the regulation, to please stand. Let the records show that thirty (30) in
attendance signified that they were in favor of adoption of the regulation.
Mr. Callahan thanked all those who attended the hearing and explained that the Beverly Board of
Health will take their respective testimony under advisement and announce the Board of Health's
decision whether to adopt the proposed regulation or not at their next monthly meeting on July 1,
1971.
The heating adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joseph W. Walsh, Jr.
Acting Director of Public Health
CITY OF BEVERLY
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given to all
interested persons that the
Beverly Board of Health will
hold a public hearing in the
Board of Health Office,
Room 23 of City Hall,
Beverly, on Tuesday, June
29, 1971 at 7:00 p.m.
relative to a petition of
William Zibell d-b-a the
Lakeview Motel, 5 Lakeview
Avenue, Beverly,
Massachusetts to transfer a
nineteen (19) unit motel
license to Arthur W. Dacy, 9
Pioneer Circle, Salem,
Massachusetts, Marshall E.
Armand, 17 Creston Road,
Salem, Massachusetts, and
Richard J. Piersall, Ipswich
Road, Boxford,
Massachusetts trustees of
the Lakeview Trust.
by order of the:
BEVERLY BOARD OF
HEALTH
Jacob H. Fine, M.D.,
Chairman
Angelo R. Massa
A. Joseph Callahan, Jr.
Joseph W. Walsh, Jr.
Acting Director of Public
Health
(6-22)
BOARD OF HEALTH - PUBLIC HEARING
The Beverly Board of Health held a Public Hearing on June 29,
1971 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 23 of City Hall, Beverly,
Massachusetts.
Members present were A. Joseph Callahan, Jr. and Angelo R.
Massa. In the absence of the Chairman, Doctor Jacob H. Fine,
who is hospitalized, A. Joseph Callahan, Jr., was elected
temporary chairman.
Also attending were: Joseph W. Walsh, Acting Director; Richard
Montoni, Code Enforcement Inspector; William Zibell, owner of
the Lakeview Motel; Attorney Albert Pitcoff and the following
Trustees of the Lakeview Trust: Arthur W. Darcy and Marshall
E. Armano.
With no opposition being recorded, the Beverly Board of Health
unanimously voted to transfer the motel license from William
Zibell d/b/a Lakeview Motel to the above-mentioned members of
the Lakeview Trust. The effective date of the license transfer
shall be July 1, 1971.
Heating Adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joseph W. Walsh, Jr.
Acting Director of Public Health
Hearing adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joseph W. Walsh, Jr.
Acting Director of Public Health