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Home My WebLink AboutExhibit B - 06-05- 86 Barnstable Patriot, Page 3sens 4 Bilezikians ask delay for traffic study completion \ ^flGfAJC S children'sboutique L 27 wianno avenue osterville J I o A9-1 ByFredBodenslek The nine-acreplan for a shop- pingcenterneartheAirportRotary wasdelayedfourweekslastThurs- day to permittime for a com- prehensivetrafficstudybythepeti- tioners. ActingfortheBilezikianfamily, whichownshalfthe siteandhasa iff .4(1 m westofWinterStreet,drewa peti- tionsignedby80neighbors.They protestedan eight-bedroom,seven- bathhouseplannedfor a siteon whichonlya foundationwasbeing built. ButLindenStreetpeoplepointed out to selectmen,to whomthey presentedthe petitionMay6,that the house plans are strangely similar to the house Crowder alreadybuiltonPotterStreet. That housealsofrontson Du- montDrive,a lowerstreetthatgives the structurea thirdfloorin the basementthat Crowderhas made into three bathroom-equipped garages. In a once-postponedandonce- continuedhearingon Crowder's PotterStreetrequestfora lodging houselicensefromselectmen,one residentchargedthatCrowder'sin- tentionfromthestartwasto make it intoan "apartmenthouse." LastThursday,selectmenended V Wh y go to Hyannis? We'reconvenientlylocated onthe Northside. R.N.Marchand Insurance 362-9605 f ^L S ^ 175MainSt.I YOURJW>WWWtf1\lmiinmt/AOINTJYarmouthPortv^--_^S I l<^1 ''W Hair Designs by Paul 3261 Main Street Barnstable Village 362-4901 SeniorCitizenDiscountsonperms luesdaysandWednesdays $> thantwoacresofretailspaceand parkingfor almost400carsacross fromMcDonald's ona Hyannissite withaccessto bothRoute132and Route28. The DPW noted that both routes,whichcarrythemaintraffic intoand aroundHyannis,operate at ornearcapacity. Lodging house requests continue to increase SinceApril17,a stringof legal noticeshasappearedin the Barn- stablePatriotadvertisinghearings fornewlodginghouses.Thelowestpricesonthe M Alreadythereare probablyoverfinestcandies&nuts R 200lodginghousesin thetownof GiftCards Barnstable.BuildingCommissioner JoeDal.11/guesses.Of 11residen- tialzoningdistricts,sixprovidefor"Centerville :them,hesays.Rt.28 771-0400 ;.The "legals,"whichappearedSo.Yarmouth V April17and24andMay8,15andOrfeamDenniaportg322,werefor lodgingssoughtbyWeMailAnywheregjjlRichardMcNealy,BrianGalloandM/C VISA H Sal DiFlorio,Dale CrowderJr.,FreeGiftWrapping jgj BonnieCoutuand FrankSmith. BothHyannisandCentervilleloca- tionsaresought. f Hjl^^*''"vii^Li"-^H If thenameDaleCrowderap- pearsfamiliar,it should.Crowder,JfSHras^Kw>^M for somereason,has excitedin- terestforhouseshehasbuilt,or is buildingon Lindenand Potter StreetsinHyannis. Crowder'shouse on Linden ,in the RidgewoodsectionStreetJ! llltWIHhTHIIKStlMlPMOIJ purchaseagreementfor the rest, AttorneyLarryMurphysaid the townDPW'svotetotableits re- quired recommendationtill the Bilezikianscompleteacomprehen- sivetrafficstudynecessitatedthe delay. The family owners of the ChristmasTreeShopsplan more Neighbors at odds over Nickulas OK Despite neighborhoodopposi- tion,the planningboardhas ap- proved a 14-lotsubdivisionin MarstonsMillswhosemain road will bypassthe Route149-Race Laneintersection. The16-acredevelopmentwillbe built by LarryNickulasbetween RoseLandTerrace,a U-shaped streetthathasprovidedmostofthe 18-nameoppositionpetition,and WillimanticDrive. Mrs.JoanKnowlton,whosold the land to Nickulas,wrotethe planningboardthatshelookedfor abuilderwhowouldbe"sensitiveto the neighborhood"and construct "goodlookinghouses"and found himinNickulasafterturningdown anotherdeveloper. Ironically,thispittedher against EstherMurray,wholivesnearby,is a townmeetingrep and hasbeen calledby somethe "mayorof MarstonsMills,"a titleoftengiven to the late BillKnowlton,Mrs. Knowlton'shusband. Mrs.Murraysaidsheis "heart- broken"bytheboarddecision. NJ.Olander &Son,Inc. customupholsterers 1025MainStreet WestBarnstable3b2-6o89 afft f /b fj f c an qrtwns 'cooperativeOfferingyouan ^^exciting array of ^^r handcrafted delights.14 Porker Road.Osterville 42&0476 I % | I % Pub.No.USPS 044480 Founded in 1830 Publishedweekly(Thursday)exceptlorChristmasweek byTheBarnstablePatriot at24PleasantStreet,Hyannis,Massachusetts02M)1 |Terms:$12.00peryearinadvance BarbaraH.Williams,EditorandPublisher FredBodensiek,AssociateEditor FrankR.Finn,Jr.,Sports MelissaW.Marchand,AdvertisingManager LucindaHarrison,AdvertisingRepresentative KurtF.Turnbull,ProductionManager MiriamR.Reis,OfficeManager MemberNewEnglandPressAssociation Office:PatriotBuilding,Hyannis,Massachusctu771-1427 POSTMASTER:Sendaddresschangesto THEBARNSTABLEPATRIOT P.O.Box1208,Hyannis,MA02601 -,i , ...I tP^^*'^^lWiiIIW,EKwl j|l JustintimeforFather'sDay,we'vereceiveda special shipmentofsportswearfordad. Some35 personsat thehearing wereready,apparently,tocallfora halt to theprojectuntilthe town completesItscorridortrafficstudy votedbytownmeetinglastmonth to the tune of $60,000.Among themwereBobWarrenand Ted Panitz,topofficialsoftheCenter- villeVillageAssn, DPWSupt.BobO'Brientoldthe appealsboard that it is "quite possible"that a studywillraisea needtowidenRoute132"tohandle thevolumeof trafficenteringand exiting a complex of this magnitude." ChristmasTree Shops'plans wouldcreatethefourthlargeshop- ping centeron Route132.The othersare the Cape Cod Mall, whichhas75stores,550,000square feetof retailspaceandparkingfor 2,000cars:theK-Martplaza,with parkingforprobably halfas much andsome30-40stores,andthenew SouthWindsPlaza,whichhasjust openedwitha newSuperStop& Shopand willprobablyadd 15 morestoresandparkingfor some 1.000carson a totalof 27acres. AppealsBoardChairmanLuke P.Lally ruledthat Murphy could delayhispresentationtillThursday, June26,beyondthe legaldatefor filinganappealsdecision,if Mur- phy waivedthe legal decision deadline. Murphy,who had originally askedpostponementto June 12, agreedtothewaiver. 30 to 50%Off \*W WSaveonselectedmen'sswimwearfrom$14,''irMrV*'knitshirtsfrom$17,sportshirtsfrom$23,shortsfrom$19,LE~>-Jj/T^K rslacksfrom$40,oxfordclothshirtsfrom$17,^r>V neckwearfrom$9andmoreAndfroni now ^*'S^w^^^^^t fl l^*-^untilFather's,Day,saw-20%on allregular ^*^^^L J.p$l|^"'>N v^^r For the life Dad lotps.-^^ J ^^s Every man should own at least one classic. '~ToIDL~ vParker... ,Q .. Continuedfrompage1 a number of years,not as an engineerhimselfbut dealingwith engineersinanadministrativeman- ner-contracts,Fiscalauthorityand the like,especiallyin the Coast Guard. He had Parker'spost-ad- ministrativeassistant-for five years,handlingtheFiscal,schedul- ingand similardutiesforformer superintendentsAbeMichaelsand JoeCampobeforehe succeededthe latterin the top slotearlierthis year. O'Brienwasthethirdpersonto hold the administrativeassistant position.And he held it for the longesttimeof anysincethe DPW wasformedin 1978,eightyears ago. ;:t:lvx>:'!:stPS: JI ? IU I ID "Afine quality diamond." The quality and rarity oEa diamond are deter- mine d by the 4C'sCut ,Color,Clarity and Carat-weig ht.Come in and see our wide selec- tion of fine quality diamonds in simp le,classic settings.And ask.us about the 4Cs. "The man 's diamond." ...for Father 's Day Correction The storyon the CotuitFire Districtannualmeetinglast week incorrectlyidentifiedthelocusofa perpetual open-spaceeasement giventhedistrict. Theeasementis astripnotmore than 50 feetwideat the rear,not the front,of the 21wellfieldacres beingsoldto thedistricton Route 28.The easementfills out a 400-footradiusfrom the wellre- quiredbystatelaw,saidHyannis AttorneyJohnThibbitts,oneofthe sellers. ?L^_ Hyannis Jewelry Shop Hyannis: 576MainStreet& CapeCodMall ^sssf*-"MssL %^f*gWK^ 'tfh~9w 4\;Your guide to diamond quality and value. to Lilo Kimball.Lilo Kimball helped Carol complete a GSL application.The application was approved and now Carol'sgetting ready for Princeton. If you know a deserving student who needs money to go to college ,send that stu- dent to Cape Cod Cooperative for a Guaran- teed Student Loan.Or call Lilo Kimball , 362-3242 ,for more information. She isn 't a kid ,reall y. She 's17and pretty much grown-up. She 'sonher way to Princeton and Cape Cod Cooperative made it happen. Carol -a fine student -didn 't have the money to go to college .Nor did her parent s. When she heard about Cape Cod Coopera- five 'sGuaranteed Student Loans ,Carol went right over to the Yarmouth Port office ,talked MmiMMmk ^ YarmouthI'on 562-3242 IP Orleans: OrleansJewelryShop 26MainStreet Cape Cod Cooperative sends a kid named Carol to college !i f I.; 8 tje Barnstable Patriot SecondClassPostagepaidattheHyannisPostOffice. Weassumenofinancialresponsibilityfortypographicalerrorsin advertisements,butwewillreprintthatpartofanadvertisement inwinchtheerroroccurs. "Therearetimesthat peopleas humanbeingsmean morethan laws,"shesaidina phoneinterview withthe Patriot."Therearetimes thatlawsare meanttobe broken." Shesaidthatthedecisionwillnot becontestedinthecourtsbyobjec- tors because they don'thave enoughmoney,and in fact,she calledforsomebodytocomeforth with$5,000to footthebill. Theboardbya voteof 3-1(4-1 accordingto onemember)May19 approveda definitiveplanfor the area with severalconditionsin- cludingscreeningforthe property ofWilliamL.Crocker,who,accor- dingto oneaccount,originallyhad beenanopponentofthe project, ject. Nickulas Homes,Inc.,the developingfirm,is movingone housenearShubael'sPondtomake roomfor the accessto oneof the roadsthat willprovidethe Route 149-RaceLanebypass. "Itisnot rightto disturba neighborhoodandmakefriendsin- toenemies,"saidMrs.Murray. up denyingCrowderthe license. Buttheissuemaynotbeas sim- pleas all that.Askedwhymore lodginghouserequestsseemto be surfacing,DaLuz,whoisalsothe presidentoftheCapeCodchapter of theNAACP,said,"1thinkwhat hasprobablystirredmostofitupis affordablehousing.There have beena lotofinquiriesaboutthai." Theby-lawpermitis a wayto provideshelter,DaLuzsays,point- ingto the remodelingof93Pleas- ant Streetin Hyannis,a rooming housenowknownas AuntSarah's, at thecornerofSouthStreet. That ramblingstructure had beena problemto thefiredepart- mentand the town.Whena new- ownerboughtit,he cleanedit up and refurbishedit. Heprovidescleanlivingquarters topeoplewhoneedit,DaLuzsaid. He and peoplelikehim provide housing,so thosewhoneedit at leasthavea shelterovertheirheads -"that'swhatthey'retryingtodo." The qualityis differentthan what'susuallybeenassociatedwith affordablehousing,DaLuzsaid- theytryto providebetterandlarger quarters."That'sthetrend of everythingtoday,"he said. Thetown'schiefbuildinginspec- tor alsosaidthat ownersdo not haveto liveon the premises.The town'slodginghousetaskforce"is workingon that veryissue."he said. In existenceforovera year,town licensingagentTomGeileris the founderandchairmanofthattown agency.Hehas triedtogetpolice. fire,buildingandotherconcerned individualstogether,said Biff Hochschwender,Geiler'sassistant. "They'retryingto get a handle on them,"said Hochschwender. "They'respringingup alloverthe place.Theideaisprotectionforthe lodgers." Withouttownlicensing,owners couldrentwithoutprotectionfrom fire,withoutsmokedetectors,for instance,he said.Thetaskforceis tellingthe individualsthetownwill workwiththembut theyhaveto followsafetyandotherprecautions. "Thetownrecognizesit needs them,"he said."Ifthey(the landlords)recognizethatthetown willworkwiththem,theywillcome forwardandtherewillbe coopera- tion." t ag*J IOMDennis Mtt-9212 WCSIHarnstahlc- 362-8161 Exhibit B