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A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE INSTALLATION OF "NO PARKING" SIGNS
ALONG SCHOOL STREET
(Sponsored by Mayor Richard A Cohen)
WHEREAS, the Agawam City Council has the authority to create "No Parking" zones;
and
WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works - Engineering Division has mapped out
the location for the proposed "No Parking" Zones on School Street; and
WHEREAS, the new four foot wide shoulder will create additional bike and pedestrian
traffic on School Street; and
WHEREAS, the no parking zone will create a safer environment for pedestrians and
bicyclists and meet the "Complete Streets" requirement of the MASSDOT; and
WHEREAS, these new "No Parking"zones will assist in improving the safe ingress and
egress of vehicular, pedestrian and bicycle traffic on School Street, the safety of residents living
along School Street and also the residents of the Town and those traveling along said Streets; and
WHEREAS, Engineering and Police Departments believe the designated"No Parking"
zones will improve the flow of traffic, both vehicular and bicycle and pedestrian, along School
Street; and
WHEREAS, the Town, Engineering and Police Departments have studied the creation of
new"No Parking"zones and have recommended the new"No Parking" zones.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL in
accordance with Massachusetts General Law Chapter 85, §2, that the Traffic Rules and Orders of
the Town of Agawam, adopted by the Board of Selectmen on May 7, 1937; and subsequent
amendments thereto, be further amended as follows, as shown on Exhibit A:
Article V. Parking
Section 2 Prohibited on Certain Streets
Upon the following streets or highways or parts thereof, parking is hereby
prohibited:
Add: Beginning on School Street at the intersection with River Road and
extending the entire length of School Street on both sides until the
intersection with Main Street.
. . AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
36 MAIN STREET
AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 010.01
September 11, 2015
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PRESIDENT Dear Resident:
Christopher C. Johnson
VICE PRESIDENT The Agawam City Council has before it a Resolution establishing
Dennis J Perry permanent "No Parking" zones along both sides of the entire length of
School Street. You may have already seen "No Parking" signs
COUNCILORS George Bitzas installed. The City Council will take a vote on this Resolution at our
Cecilia P. Calabrese October 5, 2015 meeting.
Paul C. Cavallo
James P. Cicheta Because you are directly impacted by the establishment of this
Gina M. Letellier permanent no parking zone, we value your opinion on the matter.
Joseph Mineo Please contact our Administrative Assistant at bbard awam.ma.us
Donald M. Rheault
Robert E Rossi or at(413) 726-9716 to share your thoughts.
Anthony R Sufriti
As always, if you wish to address the full City Council on this or any
ADMINISTRATIVE other matter, please come to our October 5th meeting a few minutes
ASSISTANT before 7:OOP.M. to sign up for and speak at Citizen Speak Time.
Barbara A. Bard
Please contact me with any questions.
aq
fully,
ilia P. alabrese, Chair
Community Relations Sub-Committee
TELEPHONE
(413) 726-9716
FAX
(413) 726-9717
EMAIL
bbardQa agawan.maus
RESIDENT INPUT FOR
TR-2015-37
Voice Mail from Teresa Campiti of 291 School Street:
She vehemently opposes the No Parking ban! She has a large family and
entertains frequently — where are they going to park now? Even though she likes
the new park, she is already putting up with cigarette butts and additional trash
that park goers throw out the window.
Unfortunately she cannot attend the meeting as she is away on a cruise or she
would definitely have been there to express her extreme opposition to the No
Parking on School Street.
Feel free to call her at (413) 262-2112
barbara bard
From: touie238@comcast.net
Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2015 2:28 PM
To: barbara bard
Subject: Linda Ferrentino/School Street No Parking
September 27, 2015
To Everyone Concerned,
My Husband and I went to one of the first meetings on the bike path on School Street while the
process was still in the early stage and we were told by the engineer in charge that we will still be
able to park on the street as we have a very large family and entertain a lot. Well nothing has
changed we still have a large family and entertain quite frequently where will are guest park now
? We already lost 5 feet of our driveway.
I have to say I don't see any increase in people biking or walking in the bike path sense it's been built
just a increase of fast cars going down are street. Now the . council would like us to stop use the front
of are house for parking this is rediculous . What about graduations , birthday parties and cook outs
where would you like them to park ? Our lawns were left a mess and we were told in the fall that they
would be back in the spring to fix are lawns and that never happened we were left with large rocks
and no grass grew on my lawn . So we took it upon are selves to do are own and the grass is nothing
but crap.....with all the sand and rocks.
Well you have a response now. I sincerely hope before the council passes this rediculous ordinance
that you ask yourselves how would feel if this was happening to you about tell your family and friends
you can't park on your own street. Absolutely CRAZY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Linda Ferrentino
School Street
Agawam
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barbara bard
From: raymond.laborde@comcast.net
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 5:33 PM
To: barbara bard
Subject: School St
To the City Council:
Our street has become a raceway between the two parks. I have trash on my lawn just about every
day from passing cars. Bottles, cans fast food wrappers etc. Since the bike path work began its been
a joke. Traffic has increased double of what is used to be. They were supposed to put loam and seed
back, but instead we all got rocks and weeds. The street hasn't been finished, what happened to the
state's contractor? Now you want no parking on the street. You build parks that don't have enough
parking space's to accommodate the flow of people using them. Then where are the people to park?
Maybe the town should have bought the property next to the park to create a parking lot of larger size
to hold the cars...them maybe a walking path to connect the parks. If you want to hold events at the
parks then you need to let the people park....No parking Ban. Maybe you folks can find out when the
state will finish our street. After living on this street for over 25 years we are thing about moving, we
have had just about enough.
152 School St
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September 12, 2015
To Everyone Concerned
I just read the article in the Agawam Advertiser concerning the possible Permanent Ban
on parking along the entire length of School St. This is unbelievableP!
My husband and I went to one of the first meetings concerning the bike path on School
St. while the process was still in the early planning stages. I told the engineer in charge
that we have a large family and frequently entertain. I specifically asked him where my
guests would park. He told me that we will still be able to park on the street, as always,
and that the users of the bike path would just go around our guest's vehicles.
Well, we still have a large family and we still entertain frequently. Where will our guests
park now? We already lost 5 feet of our driveway.
School St. has become the entertainment capital of Agawam. We've had to-deal with a
significant increase in fast moving cars on our street but there is very little or no increase
in bike or foot traffic since the bike path was built. Now, the council would like us to
stop using our own street? How would you feel if someone told you that no one can park
in front of your house? What about graduation parties, birthday parties, cook outs?
We have had to deal with the town's poor planning before in the 40 plus years that we
have lived here. The bike path is still only half finished and the company has
mysteriously disappeared. Driving down the eastern part of the road is like riding on the
Connecticut River in a boat. Our lawns were left with large rocks and crab grass.
Cecelia Calabrese, how are we supposed to respond to a question that no one has
bothered to ask us? Well, you have a response now.
I sincerely hope before the council passes this silly ordinance that you ask yourselves
how you would feel about not allowing your guests to park on your own street.
Carol Moccio
School St.
Agawam
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barbara bard
From: Carol Moccio <cmoccio7@comcast.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2015 8:41 PM
To: barbara bard
Subject: Re: Bike Path
I sincerely hope the council takes the residents into consideration before they agree to this. I am incredibly
angry. The signs say "share the road".
Sent from my Wad
On Sep 12, 2015, at 7:45 PM, barbara bard <BBardQal awam.ma.us> wrote:
Thank you for your quick response! The No Parking resolution was placed on our Agenda by
Mayor Cohen. It is before the Council for a vote however the Council did NOT want to vote on
this resolution without first hearing from the residents of that area. It is for that reason a letter
was recently mailed to School Street residents.
I will forward your email to the Council's attention. Thank you again. Your opinion is very
important to us.
Barbara Bard
Administrative Assistant
to the Agawam City Council
36 Main Street
Agawam, MA.
(413) 726-9716
On Sep 12, 2015, at 7:02 PM, "cmoccio7(a'7o,comcast.net" <cmoccio7ncomcast.net> wrote:
I will be sending this letter to all councilors, the Agawam Advertiser as well
as the Springfield, Republican.
<Bike Path.doc>
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barbara bard
From: Greg <gpblair@comcast.net>
Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2015 4:48 PM
To: barbara bard
Subject: School St
Hi,
We are Greg and Patti Blair at 90 School St, Agawam, MA. We are not in favor of putting up"No Parking"signs all along
School St. We think that the Police Chief has the ability for Temporary signs if needed.
Thank-you for asking our opinion,
Greg & Patti Blair
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September 14, 2015
Cecilia Calabrese,Chair
Community Relations Sub-Committee
RE: Resolution establishing permanent"No Parking" zone on School Street
Dear Councilor Calabrese
I would like to address my concerns regarding the permanent"No Parking" resolution that will be
considered at the October 51h meeting.
I am Opposed.
The residents residing on School Street will be impacted permanently by this resolution. Family
functions will no longer be able to be held at homes due to limited parking in their driveways. Where
will they park, the only place left is on their front lawns, and how unsightly will that become.Tag sales
that residents wish to hold will not be allowed. Snow removal from driveways during the winter will
not occur,where will you put your car while cleaning your driveway.
School Street is already impacted by an unfinished bike path; don't continue to impose additional
burdens with more constraints upon us.
The simple solution to this seasonal inconvenience is to allow Chief Gillis to utilize his power to place
temporary No Parking Signs during events only. To penalize residents the entire year is just wrong.
When the park was in its planning and development stage, consideration for parking should have been
thought of and incorporated into the design then. Additional land was and is still currently available for
purchase on Corey Street adjacent to the School Street Park/Corey Street entrance for parking
overload.
Don't penalize residents of School Street because lack of forethought when considering the necessity of
parking during large events did not occur.
Thank you.
Sincerel /
Sherry Petruc
343 School St.
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Telephone message received at 10:00am on Monday, September 14, 2015 from
Gerard Benoit of 118 School Street, Agawam. (413) 786-7136
Mr. Benoit asked if the Council realized that the No Parking signs that are already
in front of Phelps School have been placed where parents park to pick up their
children after school as well as where people park to go in and vote on election
days. He thinks it is silly to have the signs there.
He lives on the corner of School and Monroe Streets. He and his neighbor said
that people park all along Monroe Street as well (even right up to the stop sign on
the corner) and they would appreciate No Parking signs to be installed on Monroe
from 50' to 100' in.
Thank you for your time.
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barbara bard
From: slmelan66 <slmelan66@comcast.net>
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 9:28 AM
To: barbara bard
Subject: No Parking
Hi, my name is Lisa Melanson i live at 401 School street. I am apposed to no parking on school st. even though
this no parking would not effect me because i have a very large yard, but for my neighbors who do not, they
would never be able to have gatherings at their homes if people could not park on School St. Before the large
curbing was added to school st there was never a problem because people could pull up half off the rd. This was
not the fault of the residents of school st.
Thank you very much for letting me speak my opinions. Lisa Melanson
Sent from Samsung tablet
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Call received on Friday, Sept 181" at 12:20PM from Denise Bedard of 50 School
Street, Agawam.
She wanted the City Council to know that "THE MORE NO PARKING SIGNS THE
BETTER! SHE iS ALL FOR NO PARKING SIGNS AND WOULD ALSO LIKE SOME NO
SPEEDING SIGNS AS WELL"
Voice Mail left on City Council machine from Francis Carmel of 183 School Street.
(520) 444-3235
Made a comment about how none of the Council's names have changed in many,
many years. He lives adjacent to the new development Alice Lane and grew up in
Agawam. Since the park went in he is constantly picking up garbage in his yard
every day. The Town destroyed his driveway and front yard (which according to
him was so beautiful passersby would comment on it) and he has complained to
the Mayor's Office without a response.
He "wants, implores and respectfully requests" to make Alice Street a No Parking
street as the people who park on that street and walk are the ones littering his
yard. His grass was supposed to be replaced and to date it has not been and is
now grotesque with horrid crab grass, sand and weeds.
He stated that the No Parking was fine as long as you include Alice Street and
profoundly emphasizes that he would like No Parking signs along the full length of
his yard.
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Voice Mail from Marjorie Merchant of 303 School Street; contact her at 789-0921.
She will be attending the meeting and is NOT for the No Parking on School Street
—there is NO place to park as it is!I
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: FULL COUNCIL
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2015-30
DATE: MARCH 12, 2015
As sponsor of this Resolution and because I cannot attend the Community
Relations Sub-Committee meeting on ,dune 10`h, I welcome any and all
comments, concerns and/or amendments to this item. In order to avoid issues
for the residents in the areas of concern, I offer the following suggestions:
• Signs designating No Parking during park concerts/events; or
• Signs designating No Parking between 6pm and 11 pm during
concerts/events
My primary concern for sponsoring this item is for public safety in that area.
Thank you.
cc: Mayor, Solicitor
barbara bard
From: Christopher Sparks
Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2015 2:51 PM
To: barbara bard; Anthony Suffriti;Anthony Suffriti;Cecilia P. Calabrese; Cecilia Calabrese;
Christopher C.Johnson; Christopher C.Johnson; Dennis Perry; Dennis J. Perry, Donald
M. Rheault; Donald Rheault; George Bitzas;George Bitzas; George Bitzas; Gina M.
Letellier, Gina Letellier;James P. Cichetti;James Cichetti;Joesph Mineo;Joseph Mineo;
Paul Cavallo; Paul C. Cavallo; Robert E. Rossi; Robert Rossi
Cc: Mayor Richard Cohen;Vince Gioscia; Eric Gillis
Subject: RE:TR-2015-30
Good afternoon,
Unfortunately, I will not be able to make Wednesday's meeting because my son's varsity baseball team is playing in the
Western Mass Tournament semi-finals at WNEC tomorrow.
I strongly support the No Parking zones as established by our engineering department and supported by the Agawam
Police. I brought this subject up trying to be proactive foreseeing the increased traffic and parking with the new School
Street Park on Corey Street.
I disagree with George's recommendation as there may be many instances where on street parking is needed besides
concerts. Putting extra stipulations in the No Parking zones will only lead to confusion and will make the zones harder to
control and enforce. I am sure Chief Gillis will agree and elaborate on this point.
Thank you for your support as we are striving for public safety with the projected increased traffic and parking concerns
that the new park will generate.
Have a good day,
Chris Sparks
From: barbara bard
Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 1:01 PM
To: Anthony Suffriti; Anthony Suffriti; Cecilia P. Calabrese; Cecilia Calabrese; Christopher C. Johnson; Christopher C.
Johnson; Dennis Perry; Dennis J. Perry; Donald M. Rheault; Donald Rheault; George Sitzas; George Bitzas; George Bitzas;
Gina M. Letellier; Gina Letellier; James P. Cichetti; James Cichetti; Joesph Mineo; Joseph Mineo; Paul Cavallo; Paul C.
Cavallo; Robert E. Rossi; Robert Rossi
Cc: Mayor Richard Cohen; Vince Gioscia; Eric Gillis; Christopher Sparks
Subject: TR-2015-30
FYI
Make it a great day!
igac a
Barbara A. Bard
Administrative Assistant
Agawam City Council
36 Main Street
Agawam,MA.01001
(413)726-9716
(413)726-9717 fax
bbardC&agawam,ma,us
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE MINUTES
June 10, 2014
Present: Cecilia Calabrese —Chair
James Cichetti
Dennis Perry
Paul Cavallo
Absent: George Bitzas
Also in Attendance: Police Chief Gillis, Councilors Rossi and Mineo
Called to Order: Meeting was called to order by Chairman Calabrese at
6:30pm in the Children's Conference Room at the
Library
1. TR-2015-30 - A Resolution requesting the installation of "No
Parking" signs along School Street, Corey Street and Alhambra Circle
South in designated spots(Councilor Bitzas)
Discussion took place and Police Chief Eric Gillis noted the signage problems and
enforcement issues if we limit the time/dates of no parking signs becoming an
enforcement nightmare. Councilor Mineo wanted to know what had changed in the
last few years that there is now insufficient parking for the summer concert series
which would be asked of Chris Sparks (who was unable to attend the meeting).
There are approximately 210 parking spots in the new lot at School Street Park with
185 in the old lot for 5000 anticipated concert-goers. It would be best to limit the
on-street parking if possible. The Committee decided to ask Chris Sparks to come to
the continued meeting next week to answer some of the remaining questions. What
is going to happen with all the extra cars—suggested satellite parking with shuttles?
Is anything being mailed to the affected residents to ask their opinion? Why was
this put on the Council Agenda without a traffic/parking study being done? Where
are all these anticipated cars going to go?
The Committee recommended tabling this item to have another full meeting with all
parties involved being present. (Chris Sparks, Engineering, Chief Gillis) with the
Motion to table made by Councilor Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Cichetti.
The vote was 4-0 with one absent in favor of tabling.
Adjournment: The meeting ended at 6:51pm and continued until Wednesday, June
17"'at 6:30pm in the same location.
Respectfully submitted,
Cecilia P. Calabrese, Chair
Community Relations Sub-Committee
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: CECILIA P. CALABRESE, CHAIR OF COMMUNITY
RELATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2015-30
DATE: JUNE 24, 2015
After hearing several concerns from area residents of School Street Park
regarding parking near their homes during concert events, I expressed these
concerns to the Administration. I was informed by the Mayor that the
Engineering and Parks & Recreation . Departments along with the Police
Department were already working on a resolution to address these issues by
designating No Parking zones during concert events.
During conversations regarding.this issue, Chris Sparks asked if I was willing to
sponsor the resolution. to bring to the Full Council to which I agreed as I
sympathize with the residents who have asked for my assistance. This issue
poses safety concerns for the residents along School Street, Corey Street and
Alhambra Circle South as well as those traveling these streets to utilize School
Street Park. These departments studied and recommended the No Parking
zones which were designated on the map attached to the resolution.
A traffic study is not available at this time because the concert event season has
not begun and in my opinion, without the concert events, there would be no
need for the placement of these signs. The study and evaluation can be done
after the first concert in July if necessary. We would have a better understanding
of the magnitude of the parking problem at that time. As you can see from the
Community Relations Sub-Committee minutes dated June 10, 2015, as many as
5000 concert attendees are expected during a concert We must address this
issue in some manner and hopefully the area residents will attend our meetings
to express their concerns.
As Chair of the Community Relations Sub-Committee,you can invite whomever
you wish to attend our meeting on June 29, 2015 and/or our July 13, 2015 City
Council meeting in order to ask any specific questions that you or any other
committee member may have. The Administration along with the Park &
Recreation and Engineering Departments as well as the Police Department are
certainly willing to answer any additional questions you may have.
As I mentioned, I am unable to attend the June 29"' sub-committee meeting but
would again like to suggest an amendment to the resolution. Because these
potential No Parking zones are intended solely for the summer concert series
and park events, there is no need for parking restrictions during other seasons.
In my opinion, it is unnecessary to have restricted parking year round.
Therefore,I plan to amend TR-2015-30 as follows:
ARTICLE V
Seefien &&ibited o&C&&&
Upon the following streets or highways or parts thereof,parking is hereby prohibited during
concert and park events between Spm and 11pm.
Please read and discuss this memo and potential amendment at the meeting as
well as reading my March 12� Memo into record which is attached for your
convenience. Any other suggestions are most certainly welcome. Thank you.
cc: Community Relations Sub-Committee, Full Council, Mayor, Solicitor,
Police Chief Gillis, Parks & Recreation Director Chris Sparks, Town
Engineer Michelle Chase,
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE
MINUTES
June 29, 2014
Present: Cecilia Calabrese—Chair
James Cichetti
Dennis Perry
Paul Cavallo
Absent: George Bitzas
Also in Attendance: Councilors Letellier and Rossi, Police Chief Gillis,
Henry Kozloski and Chris Sparks
Called to Order: Meeting was called to order by Chairman Calabrese
at 7:12pm in the Peirce Room at the Library
1. TR-2015-30 - A Resolution requesting the installation of "No
Parking"signs along School Street,Corey Street and Alhambra Circle
South in designated spots(Councilor Bitzas)
Discussion began with Chris Sparks asking what would happen if we ran out of
parking at a concert event as he believes there may be a few events requiring
overflow parking. He also stated that he had worked with officers for traffic
control and off-site parking is in the hands of the Police Department. Chief Gillis
feels the solution is to use temporary no parking "sandwich-type" boards for the
evening of the event. The town needs to keep those areas open for emergency
vehicles. The August 12'b concert is expected to be the biggest concert of the
summer season with KIXX country.
The committee discussed creating an Ordinance that would cover the entire town
of temporary No Parking zones in the event it is needed. Also discussed a
Resolution to create permanent No Parking all along School Street and the current
resolution should be withdrawn. Councilor Calabrese will ask Barbara to find
sample legislation in Massachusetts.
2. TR-2015-33 - A Resolution appropriating from the
Community Preservation Fund and authorizing the
expenditure of Community Preservation Funds for the Purchase
and Installation of Dedication Plaque at School Street_ Park
(CPA)
The maximum is $6,000.00 for the memorial and beautification around the flag
pole.
Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council made by Councilor
Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Cichetti. The vote was 4 YES, 0 NO, 1
ABSENT(Councilor Bitzas).
3. TR-2015-34 - A Resolution to proclaim Main Street a Purple
Heart Trail(Mayor)
Motion to send a positive recommendation to the Full Council made by Councilor
Cavallo and seconded by Councilor Cichetti. The vote was 4 YES, 0 NO, 1
ABSENT(Councilor Bitzas).
Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 7:35pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Cecilia P. Calabrese,Chair
Community Relations Sub-Committee
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: CHRISTOPHER C.JOHNSON, COUNCIL PRESIDENT
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2015-30
DATE: JULY 9, 2015
Prior to the Community Relations Sub-Committee meeting and leaving for
vacation, I had a detailed discussion with Police Chief Gillis regarding parking
and safety along the streets of School Street Park. I agree with his suggestions
for the police to utilize temporary no parking "sandwich-type" boards for the
evening of the event(s). We also discussed the need to evaluate how these
temporary boards would work after the Grand Opening on July V.
As we all witnessed, these boards worked quite well and there were no parking
issues that evening or during the July 8`' concert event as well. Therefore in my
opinion the Resolution is no longer necessary. As sponsor of TR-2015-30, I
respectfully withdraw this item and ask that you remove it from our next City
Council Agenda during the July 13, 2015 meeting.
Thank you for your attention in this matter.
cc: Full Council, Mayor, Solicitor, Police Chief Gillis, Parks & Recreation
Director Chris Sparks
barbara bard
From: Eric Gillis
Sent., Thursday, September 10, 2015 9:56 AM
To: barbara bard
Cc: Mayor Richard Cohen
Subject: RE: Memo to Chief Gillis
Attachments: scan0027.pdf
Barbara,
Please allow this email to serve as a response to Councilor Calabrese's interrogatory of 09/09/2015 wherein she
inquired about the existence of specific laws that make parking within a designated bike lane illegal. I have
searched the Massachusetts General Laws, and am unable to find any such law. I have attached copies of the
Massachusetts General Laws that pertain to definitions related to this topic, as well as the operation of bicycles
within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. If 1, in my capacity as Chief of Police, have never heard of such a
law, then I would suggest that it would be unreasonable to expect the average citizen to be aware of such a law
if one actually exists. To that end, it seems to me prudent to erect "NO PARKING" signs in the areas that have
dedicated bike lanes, as a matter of practical safety for those persons wishing to use the bike lanes. Without
proper notice (i.e. a sign), persons cannot be expected to know that they should not park in these lanes.
Respectfully submitted,
a"VA�&
Eric P. Gillis
Chief of Police
Agawam Police Department
681 Springfield Street
Feeding Hills, MA 01030
(413) 786-4767
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-----Original Message-----
From: barbara bard
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Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2015 9:27 AM
To: Eric Gillis
Subject: FW: Memo to Chief Gillis
Good Morning Chief!
Please see Councilor Calabrese's email below. Thank you!
Make it a great day!
Barbara A. Bard
Administrative Assistant
Agawam City Council
36 Main Street
Agawam, MA. 01001
(413) 726-9716
(413) 726-9717 fax
bbard@agawam.ma.us
-----Original Message-----
From: Cecilia Calabrese
Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2015 7:29 AM
To: barbara bard
Subject: Memo to Chief Gillis
Dear Chief Gillis,
I have been asked by Councilor George Bitzas to write to you regarding the existence of traffic laws which
make parking in an established Bike Lane, illegal. This request was made during discussion about the
establishment of a permanent no parking zone along both sides of School Street from Main Street to River
Road.
The City Council tabled this matter until October 5th, at which time we intend to take a vote on the Resolution.
Thank you, in advance for your assistance with this matter.
Cecilia P. Calabrese, Agawam City Councilor Chair, Community Relations Committee
Sent from my iPad
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PART I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT
TITLE XIV PUBLIC WAYS AND WORKS
CHAPTER 90E BIKEWAYS
Section 1 Definitions
Section 1. Wherever used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the following
words or terms shall have the following meanings:--
"Bicycle", a two-wheel nonmotor-powered vehicle.
"Bike path", a route for the exclusive use of bicycles separated by grade or other physical barrier
from motor traffic.
"Bike lane", a lane on a street restricted to bicycles and so designated by means of painted
lines, pavement coloring or other appropriate markings.
"Bike route", a roadway shared by both bicycles and other forms of transportation designated by
the means of signs or pavement markings.
"Bikeway", bike paths, bike lanes and bike routes.
"Bicycle parking facility", any facility for the temporary storage of bicycles which allows the frame
and both wheels of the bicycle to be locked so as to minimize the risk of theft and vandalism.
"Department", the division of highways.
"Commissioner", the administrator for highways.
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PART I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT
TITLE XIV PUBLIC WAYS AND WORKS
CHAPTER 85 REGULATIONS AND BY-LAWS RELATIVE To WAYS AND BRIDGES
Secdon 110 Bicycles; operation and equipment; regulations: federal product safety standards. effect;
races; violations; penalties
Section 11 B. Every person operating a bicycle upon a way, as defined in section one of chapter
ninety, shall have the right to use all public ways in the commonwealth except limited access or
express state highways where signs specifically prohibiting bicycles have been posted, and shall
be subject to the traffic laws and regulations of the commonwealth and the special regulations
contained in this section, except that: (1)the bicycle operator may keep to the right when
passing a motor vehicle which is moving in the travel lane of the way, (2)the bicycle operator
shall signal by either hand his intention to stop or turn; provided, however, that signals need not
be made continuously and shall not be made when the use of both hands is necessary for the
safe operation of the bicycle, and (3) bicycles may be ridden on sidewalks outside business
districts when necessary in the interest of safety, unless otherwise directed by local ordinance. A
person operating a bicycle on the sidewalk shall yield the right of way to pedestrians and give an
audible signal before overtaking and passing any pedestrian.
Operators of bicycles shall be subject to the following regulations:
(1) Bicyclists riding together shall not ride more than 2 abreast but, on a roadway with more than
1 lane in the direction of travel, bicyclists shall ride within a single lane. Nothing in this clause
shall relieve a bicyclist of the duty to facilitate overtaking as required by section 2 of chapter 89.
(2)(i) The operator shall ride only upon or astride a permanent and regular seat attached to the
bicycle; a passenger shall ride only upon or astride a permanent and regular seat attached to
the bicycle or to a trailer towed by the bicycle.
(ii) The operator shall not transport another person between the ages of one to four years, or
weighing forty pounds or less, on a bicycle, except in a "baby seat°, so-called, attached to the
bicycle, in which such other person shall be able to sit upright; provided, however, that such seat
is equipped with a harness to hold such other person securely in the seat and that protection is
provided against the feet or hands of such person hitting the spokes of the wheel of the bicycle;
or upon or astride a seat of a tandem bicycle equipped so that the other person can comfortably
reach the handlebars and pedals. The operator shall not transport any person under the age of
one year on said bicycle.
(iii)Any person 16 years of age or younger operating a bicycle or being carried as a passenger
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on a bicycle on a public way, bicycle path or on any other public right-of-way shall wear a
helmet. Said helmet shall fit the person's head, shall be secured to the person's head by straps
while the bicycle is being operated, and shall meet the standards for helmets established by the
United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. These requirements shall not apply to a
passenger if the passenger is in an enclosed trailer or other device which adequately holds the
passenger in place and protects the passenger's head from impact in an accident.
(iv) A violation of clause (ii) or(iii) shall not be used as evidence of contributory negligence in
any civil action.
(3) The operator shall give an audible warning whenever necessary to insure safe operation of
the bicycle; provided, however, the use of a siren or whistle is prohibited.
(4) The operator shall park his bicycle upon a way or a sidewalk in such a manner as not to
obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic.
(5) The operator shall not permit the bicycle to be drawn by any other moving vehicle. The
operator shall not tow any other vehicle or person, except that bicycle trailers properly attached
to the bicycle which allow for firm control and braking may be used.
(6) The operator shall not carry any package, bundle or article except in or on a basket, rack,
trailer or other device designed for such purposes. The operator shall keep at least one hand
upon the handlebars at all times.
(7) Every bicycle operated upon a way shall be equipped with a braking system to enable the
operator to bring the bicycle traveling at a speed of fifteen miles per hour to a smooth, safe stop
within thirty feet on a dry, clean, hard, level surface.
(8) During the period from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, the
operator shall display to the front of his bicycle a lamp emitting a white light visible from a
distance of at least five hundred feet, and to the rear of said bicycle either a lamp emitting a red
light, or a red reflector visible for not less than six hundred feet when directly in front of lawful
lower beams of headlamps on a motor vehicle. A generator powered lamp which emits light only
when the bicycle is moving shall meet the requirements of this clause.
(9) During the period from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, the
operator shall display on each pedal of his bicycle a reflector, or around each of his ankles
reflective material visible from the front and rear for a distance of six hundred feet, and reflectors
or reflective material, either on said bicycle or on the person of the operator, visible on each side
for a distance of six hundred feet, when directly in front of lawful lower beams of headlamps of a
motor vehicle. This clause shall not prohibit a bicycle or its operator to be equipped with lights or
reflectors in addition to those required by clauses (8) and (9).
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00,) No bicycle shall be operated upon a way with handlebars so raised that the operator's
hands are above his shoulders while gripping them. Any alteration to extend the fork of a bicycle
from the original design and construction of the bicycle manufacturer is prohibited.
(11) The operator of a bicycle shall report any accident involving either personal injury or
property damage in excess of one hundred dollars, or both, to the police department in the city
or town in which the accident occurred.
Any federal product safety standards relating to bicycles which are more stringent than the
requirements of clauses (7)through (10), inclusive, shall supersede said requirements.
Competitive bicycle races may be held on public ways, provided that such races are sponsored
by or in cooperation with recognized bicycle organizations and, provided further, that the
sponsoring organization shall have obtained the approval of the appropriate police department
or departments. Special regulations regarding the movement of bicycles during such races, or in
training for races, including, but not limited to, permission to ride abreast, may be established by
agreement between the police department and the sponsoring organization.
Violations of any provision of this section except violations of subclause (iii) of clause (2) shall be
punished by a fine of not more than twenty dollars. The parent or guardian of any person under
age eighteen shall not authorize or knowingly permit any such person to violate any of the
provisions of this section. A bicycle operated by a person under the age of eighteen in violation
of this section may be impounded by the police department, or in a town which has no police
department, by the selectmen, for a period not to exceed fifteen days. A violation of any
provision of this section by a minor under the age of eighteen shall not affect any civil right or
liability nor shall such violation be considered a criminal offense.
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AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
36 MAIN STREET
AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 010.01
TE Me'
September 11, 2015
PRESIDENT
Christopher C. Johnson Dear Resident:
VICE PRESIDENT The Agawam City Council has before it a Resolution establishing
Dennis J. Perry permanent "No Parking" zones along both sides of the entire length of
School Street. You may have already seen "No Parking" signs
COUNCILORS George Bitzas installed. The City Council will take a vote on this Resolution at our
Cecilia P. Calabrese October 5, 2015 meeting.
Paul C. Cavallo
James P. Cichetti Because you are directly impacted by the establishment of this
Gina M. Letellier permanent no parking zone, we value your opinion on the matter.
Joseph Mineo Please contact our Administrative Assistant at bbard(@,agawam.ma.us
Donald M. Rheault
Robert E. Rossi or at (413) 726-9716 to share your thoughts.
Anthony R. Sufj"riti
As always, if you wish to address the full City Council on this or any
other matter, please come to our October 5th meeting a few minutes
ADMINISTRATIVE before 7:OOP.M. to sign up for and speak-at Citizen Speak Time. .
ASSISTANT .
Barbara A. Bard
Please contact me with any questions.
pectfully,
Cecilia P. alabrese, Chair
Community Relations Sub-Committee
TELEPHONE
(413) 726-9716
FAX
(413) 726-9717
EMAIL
bbard@agawam.ma.us
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TR-2015-311
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE INSTALLATION OF "NO PARKING" SIGNS
ALONG SCHOOL STREET
(Sponsored by Mayor Richard A Cohen)
WHEREAS, the Agawam City Council has the authority to create "No Parking" zones;
and
WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works - Engineering Division has mapped out
the location for the proposed "No Parking" Zones on School Street; and
WJ iEREAS, the new four foot wide shoulder will create additional bike and pedestrian
traffic on School Street; and
WHEREAS, the no parking zone will create a safer environment for pedestrians and
bicyclists and meet the "Complete Streets" requirement of the MASSDOT; and
WHEREAS, these new"No Parking" zones will assist in improving the safe ingress and
egress of vehicular, pedestrian and bicycle traffic on School Street, the safety of residents living
along School Street and also the residents of the Town and those traveling along said Streets; and
WHEREAS, Engineering and Police Departments believe the designated "No Parking"
zones will improve the flow of traffic, both vehicular and bicycle and pedestrian, along School
Street; and
WHEREAS, the Town, Engineering and Police Departments have studied the creation of
new"No Parking" zones and have recommended the new "No Parking" zones.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL in
accordance with Massachusetts General Law Chapter 85, §2, that the Traffic Rules and Orders of
the Town of Agawam, adopted by the Board of Selectmen on May 7, 1937; and subsequent
amendments thereto, be further amended as follows, as shown on Exhibit A:
Article V. ParkinQ
Section 2 Prohibited on Certain Streets
Upon the following streets or highways or parts thereof, parking is hereby
prohibited:
Add: Beginning on School Street at the intersection with River Road and
extending the entire length of School Street on both sides until the
intersection with Main Street.
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As more particularly shown on the attached map marked Exhibit A.
Dated this_day of , 2015.
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Christopher C. Johnson, Council President
ALTOORM D LEGALITY
Vincent F. ' scia, City Solicitor
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AGAWAM
ANISIMOV STANISLAV 55 SCHOOL ST 101 2.804 0.26 71,700 9,200 91,000 171.900
55 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 3 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3209
BAZEN KENNETH P 184 SCHOOL ST 101 4,576 0.76 77,800 10,900 98,800 187,500
184 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 7 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
BEAUDOIN OLIVER 30 SCHOOL ST 101 2,359 0.24 71.500 5,800 78,700 156,000
30 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel ID: L10 2 7 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
BEAUVAIS VICTOR A!BEAUVAIS JULIE A 60 SCHOOL ST 101 2,340 0.24 71,500 6.800 90,600 168,900
60 SCHOOL ST! Parcel ID: L10 3 14 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
BEDARD DENISE T 50 SCHOOL ST 101 2,709 0.24 71,500 6,500 78.600 156,600
50 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 2 4 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3207
BENNETT NANCY 235 SCHOOL ST 101 2,180 0.35 72.800 700 80,800 154.300
235 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 81 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3237
BENOIT GERARD N!BENOIT CLAIRE B 118 SCHOOL ST 101 3,284 0.40 73,400 300 97.400 171.100
118 SCHOOL ST! Parcel ID: L10 4 17 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
BLAIR GREGORY A!BLAIR PATRICIA A 90 SCHOOL ST 101 2,972 0.36 72,900 1,000 99A00 173,300
90 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 3 10 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
BROMLEY THOMAS V!BROMLEY DEBRA E 321 SCHOOL ST 101 3,M 0.54 75.100 6,100 115,700 196,9o0
321 SCHOOL ST I Parcel [D: M11 17 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001 -
BUISO LISA C!BUISO JIMMY L 149 SCHOOL ST 101 3.329 0.50 74,600 6,100 101,900 182.600
149 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3200
BURGESS DIANE E I MCKEMMIE FREDERICK G 213 SCHOOL ST 101 2,999 0.35 72.800 500 111,200 184.500
213 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 17 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3241
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AGAWAM
CAMPITI THERESA A 291 SCHOOL ST 101 2,552 0.46 74.100 0 123,800 197,900
291 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 9 3 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242
CARMEL FRANCIS E JR 183 SCHOOL ST 101 4.198 0.36 73,000 8,700 141,800 223,500
183 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 15 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3200
CASTRO ANTONIO M I CASTRO CONCETTA A 369 SCHOOL ST 101 5.818 1.46 84,500 24,900 164,900 274,300
369 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M11 1 13 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242 4.
CHAGNON DEBORAH F/STEEVES DOUGLAS M 140 SCHOOL ST 101 2.768 0.78 78,000 500 69,900 148,400
140 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 14 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
CIOCCA ROLAND A I CIO R.A.C.BUILDERS INC. 12 SCHOOL ST 340 3,552 0.48 67,800 7.300 249,300 324.400
P.O. BOX 8461 Parcel ID: K10 12 3 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-0846
CRANSTON RICHARD/CHANCELLOR TAMMY 171 SCHOOL ST 101 3,774 0.66 76,600 12,700 88,300 177.600
171 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 513 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
DION NICHOLAS J/DION LINDA L 100 SCHOOL ST 101 2,016 0.13 61,100 1,300 121,100 183,500
100 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 3 8 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
DOBROWOLSKI THOMAS J+/DOBROWOLSKI DEBC 94 SCHOOL ST 101 2,781 0.13 63,000 13,000 85,400 161.400
94 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel ID: L10 3 9 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
DRUMMOND JOHN N+I DRUMMOND CYNTHIA A 135 SCHOOL ST 101 3.280 0.74 77,500 $00 116.200 194.500
135 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel 10: 1-10 5 8 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3200
FERRENTINO LUIGI I FERRENTINO LINDA J 238 SCHOOL ST 101 2,632 1.70 83,W0 500 114.000 198,100
238 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 314 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3210 --
FIESTER JOHN S I FIESTER JENNIFER A 179 SCHOOL ST 104 3,914 0.24 71,500 6,900 93,900 172.300
7 HIGHLAND AV Parcel ID: L10 5 14 User Account:
MONSON MA 01057
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AGAWAM
FORTIER SARA J 510 SCHOOL ST 101 2.768 0.41 73,500 0 160.900 234,400
510 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: N11 1 7 user Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3212
GABEL MARILYN TRUSTEE I THE GABEL FAMILY RE. 156 SCHOOL ST 101 2,496 1.38 83,800 6,400 83,300 173,500
156 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: L10 4 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221 ,
GAMBLE STEVEN D 1 CAMPBELL LINDSEY M 194 SCHOOL ST 101 3,108 0,95 80,100 9,300 109.000 198,400
194 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 6 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-2537
GRONSKI STEPHEN M 208 SCHOOL ST 101 3,144 0.33 72,500 10,000 92,800 175,400
208 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 4 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3210
HALE MEEKINS RESIDENCE INC. 1 203 SCHOOL ST 905 4,163 0.59 75,800 10,000 111,100 196.900
342 BIRNIE AV 1 Parcel ID: L10 5 16 User Account:
SPRINGFIELD MA 01107 i
HART TRACY L 275 SCHOOL ST 101 1,716 0.51 74,800 600 68,100 143.500
275 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 9 1 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001 of
HARTMANN DEBRA L I HARTMANN CRA1G S 66 SCHOOL ST 101 2,452 0.24 71,500 4,900 75,700 162,100
66 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 3 13 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
HASKEL DAVID E 124 SCHOOL ST 101 3,00 1.00 80.700 12.200 88.400 181,300
124 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel 1D: L10 4 16 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
HOWES DALE B/HOWES CHERYL A 353 SCHOOL ST 101 4,518 6,20 123,700 6,900 127.800 258,400
353 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M11 1 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242
KORONA DANIELLE 253 SCHOOL ST 101 2,984 0.71 77.200 22,800 85.900 185,900
253 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 8 3 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3237 .
KRAUSE MILDRED F 470 SCHOOL ST 101 3.138 0.60 75,9W 1,100 171,400 248,400
470 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: N11 1 12 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3214
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AGAWAM
LABORDE RAYMOND S JR/LABORDE MARY T 152 SCHOOL ST 101 2A46 1.10 81,500 TWO 70,300 159,100
152 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 12 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221 r
LABOSCO DOROTHEA J TR/DJL REALTY NOMINEE 490 SCHOOL ST 101 3,332 0.61 76.000 4,900 210,100 291,000
6,
490 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: N11 1 4 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3214
LAFLAMME SHERRI A 178 SCHOOL ST 101 3,980 0.69 76,900 3.500 69.300 149.700
178 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 8 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
LOVELY ARNOLD I LOVELY MARLENE 216 SCHOOL ST 101 2,768 0.27 71.900 0 60,200 132,100
216 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 3 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
MACARI JASON P 500 SCHOOL ST 101 3.294 0.54 75,100 2,900 171.100 249.100
500 SCHOOL ST I Parcel ID: N11 16 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3212
MALONI KELLY M/ 24 SCHOOL ST 101 2,720 0.24 71,500 6.600 85.600 163.600
24 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel ID: K10 121 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3207
MARCIL JON D 256 SCHOOL ST 101 2,028 0,69 76,900 0 92,100 169,000
256 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 3 12 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3210
MCGURN DAVID P/MCGURN CHRISTY A 67 SCHOOL ST 101 2,576 0.52 74,900 8,300 69,500 152,700
67 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel ID: L10 5 5 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3209
ME:LANSON STEVEN D/MELANSON LESLIE H DALE 401 SCHOOL ST 101 2,844 1.80 87,300 300 79,000 166.600
401 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M11 1 15 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
MELLONI KAREN/ 172 SCHOOL ST 101 4.069 0.69 76,900 32,200 109,100 218,200
172 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel I.D: L10 4 9 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
MERCHANT MARJORIE M/ 303 SCHOOL ST 101 3.048 0.23 71.400 5W 89,300 161,200
303 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: M10 9 4 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242
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AGAWAM ,_
MERCHANT MARJORIE M! REAR SCHOOL ST 132 0 0.35 10,900 0 0 10,900
303 SCHOOL ST! Parcel ID: M10 9 8 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242
MOCCIO CAROL A!MOCCIO ROBERT A 248 SCHOOL ST 101 2,996 0.69 76,900 3,400 122,800 203.100
248 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 3 13 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3210
MONGEAU GERALD P 1 MONGEAU DEBRA L 45 SCHOOL ST 101 3.404 0.52 74,900 4.700 83,400 163.000
45 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 2 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
MORASS! FRANK M/MCCARTHY CHRISTINE M 44 SCHOOL ST 101 2,244 0.24 71,500 3,800 97,900 173.200
44 SCHOOL ST Parcel lb: 1-10 2 5 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3207 1
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MURPHY TERRENCE J 1 MURPHY NANCY D 38 SCHOOL ST 101 3,056 0.24 71.500 6,000 91,000 168,500
38 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 2 6 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3207
NOLFI BRIAN K!NOLFI JANICE 78 SCHOOL ST 101 3,384 0,36 72,900 0 84.500 157,400
78 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: 1-10 3 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
NORMAN EVA T L/T 1 GENDRON CHRISTINE A 79 SCHOOL ST 101 4,972 0,48 74,400 16,000 138,100 228,500
79 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: Li0 5 6 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3209 1
ORR RAYMOND W JR!ORR ALEXANDRA G 72 SCHOOL ST 101 2,520 0,24 71.500 1.000 85,700 158,200
72 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 312 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
PAVELCSYK JAMIE 230 SCHOOL ST 101 3,370 0.22 71,300 900 101,500 173,700
230 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 1 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3210
PETERSON BRUCE A 1 PETERSON LISA E 222 SCHOOL ST 101 1,515 0.23 71,400 0,400 71,Wo 152.300
222 SCHOOL ST! Parcel ID: L10 4 2 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
PETRUCCI RUSSELL S 1 PETRUCCI SHERRY E 343 SCHOOL ST 101 3,176 0,96 60,100 21,B0o 124.300 226,000
343 SCHOOL ST. Parcel ID: Mil 1 10 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3242 s,
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AGAWAM j
PREW STEPHEN D 439 SCHOOL ST 101 3,551 12.18 173,100 4,200 $4,700 232,000
439 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M11 116 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3213
RAFAY KIM 1 61 SCHOOL ST 101 3,428 0.26 71,700 14,900 110.000 196.600
61 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: 1-10 5 4 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3209 0.
SANTINELLO CONSTANCE M/SANTINELLO CHARLE 161 SCHOOL ST 101 5,952 2.60 93,900 12,000 153,400 259,300
161 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 12 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3200
SCHERMERHORN STEPHANIE L 200 SCHOOL ST 101 2,428 0.18 70,800 5.600 76,800 153.200
200 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: 1-10 4 5 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001 ,
STAGNARO FRANCIS R 1 STAGNARO ELIZABETH L 225 SCHOOL ST 101 3,544 0.33 72,600 1,600 129,000 203,200
225 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 5 19 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-0542 1
THE POINT OF VIEW TRUST 1 MELANSON LESLIE H 1 385 SCHOOL ST 101 3,367 3.36 100,200 11,500 96,800 208,600
8 SEYMOUR AV Parcel ID: Mil 1 14 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-2708 I,
TOS KEVIN B 1 TOS HANDAN 520 SCHOOL ST 101 3.470 0.34 79.200 10,200 171.100 260,500
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520 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: Nil 18 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
TOWN OF AGAWAM REAR SCHOOL ST 938 0 13.90 18.800 0 0 18.800
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: L10 4 25 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825 ,.
TOWN OF AGAWAM SCHOOL ST 903 0 12.00 13,600 0 0 13,800
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 3 10 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825 *^
TOWN OF AGAWAM SCHOOL ST 938 0 12.00 25,700 0 0 25.700
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 3 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825
TOWN OF AGAWAM 270 SCHOOL ST 938 0 0.60 11,400 0 0 11,400
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 3 15 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825
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TOWN OF AGAWAM 280 SCHOOL ST 938 0 o.71 11,600 0 0 11,600
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 3 16 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825
TOWN OF AGAWAM SCHOOL ST 938 0 7.48 13.500 0 0 13,500
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 3 8 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825 '!f
TOWN OF AGAWAM SCHOOL ST 936 0 5.28 11,600 0 0 11,600
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M10 7 1 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825
TOWN OF AGAWAM SCHOOL ST 936 0 3.46 9,100 0 0 9,100
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: M11 1 17 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825 1�
TOWN OF AGAWAM 1 SCHOOL STREET PUMPING S1 487 SCHOOL ST 903 1,400 0,47 67,200 1,200 83,700 152,100
36 MAIN ST Parcel ID: N11 21 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1825
TOWN OF AGAWAM !SCHOOL STREET PARK 511 SCHOOL ST 903 784 49.33 466,200 219,800 181,500 867.500
36 MAIN ST! Parcel lb:' N12 8 26 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-1837
TRENCH GARY S!TRENCH RENEE C 243 SCHOOL ST 101 2,424 1,23 $2.600 800 89,800 173,200
243 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: M10 8 2 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3237 }:
VEROUCCI BARBARA M I VEROUCCI JOHN C III 311 SCHOOL ST 101 4,286 0,58 75,600 0 192,100 267,700
311 SCHOOL ST/ Parcel ID: M11 16 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001
WILD SHANE A 132 SCHOOL ST 101 3,168 0,97 60,400 0 137.300 217,700
132 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 15 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
WILLARD WALTER G! 334 SCHOOL ST 101 4.104 0.36 72,900 500 109.900 183,300
334 SCHOOL 5T 1 Parcel ID:� M10 3 9 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3212
WILLIAMS JOHN H JR/WILLIAMS JOAN M 106 SCHHOOL ST 101 3,188 0.20 71,000 7,500 90,800 169.300
106 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 3 7 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3208
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Owner Mailing List WI MailingAddress & gross area
Land Land Yard Building Total
Owner/Mailing Address LocationlParcelld LUC Gross Area Area Value Value Value Value
AGAWAM
WILSON JENNIFER L 143 SCHOOL ST 101 2.895 0.64 76.300 7.800 88,200 172,300
143 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: 1-10 5 10 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
WING ROBERT E JR 146 SCHOOL ST 101 2,648 0.98 80,500 0 74,500 155,000
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146 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: L10 4 13 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3221
WOODS MICHAEL H 1 WOODS ERIN M 18 SCHOOL ST 101 2.432 0.24 71,500 5,400 98,200 175.100
18 SCHOOL ST Parcel ID: K10 12 2 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001 i
YO UN Y /YO CHONGHUI 480 SCHOOL ST 101 2,762 0.67 76,700 0 169,400 246.100
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480 SCHOOL ST 1 Parcel ID: N11 1 11 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3214 V'
YOUNG GEOFFREY R 1 YOUNG LESLEY D 125 SCHOOL ST 101 4.245 0.90 79,500 10,100 110,100 199.700
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125 SCHOOL ST Parcel Ib_: L10 5 7 User Account:
AGAWAM MA 01001-3200
Summary For: AGAWAM ;
#of Parcels: 82
' Land Value: 6.170.900
Yard Value: 661.100
f Building Value: 7.910.600
Total Value: 14,742.600
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