FHS boys soccer, field hockey, volleyball, and golf teams all post wins

Via HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the FHS fall sports action on Wednesday, Sep 18, 2019


Boys Soccer = Franklin, 7 @ Stoughton, 0 – Final
– Senior Donny Tappin, junior Charlie Amante, and junior Sam George all had multiple points as Franklin earned a big win on the road at Stoughton. Tappin and Amante each scored once and had an assist while George registered two helpers in the win. Ben Moccia, Terry O’Neill, Jeff Yelle, Trevor O’Neill and Tyler Powderly also scored for the Panthers while Ethan Cain had an assist in the win.

Field Hockey = Franklin, 9 @ Stoughton, 1 – Final
– Franklin’s Amanda Lewandowski scored four first half goals to pace the Panthers to a big win on the road. Lewandowski scored in the 6th minute (from Kate O’Rourke), the 16th minute (from Olivia Rondeau), the 25th minute (unassisted) and in the 28th minute (from Rondeau) to give the Panthers a 4-1 lead at the break. Hanna Richardson added two second half goals for the Panthers. Haley Nelson scored an unassisted goal in the first half for Stoughton.

Volleyball = Franklin, 3 @ Stoughton, 0 – Final

Golf = King Philip, 166 @ Franklin, 152 – Final
– Franklin’s Pat Dolan shot an even par round of 35 to help the Panthers secure a key win over division rival King Philip. Jack Paterson shot a 38, Jake Blaney added a 39, and Quinten Faro carded a round of 40 for Franklin. King Philip’s Jack Hastry led the Warriors with a 40 while Kayla Schuberth and Nate Ihley each finished with a 42.


For the other results around the Hockomock League on Wednesday
https://hockomocksports.com/wednesdays-schedule-scoreboard-09-18-19/

FHS boys soccer, field hockey, volleyball, and golf teams all post wins

Real-time Reporting: Legislation for action through to Closing

9. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS
a. Capital Budget Subcommittee
b. Budget Subcommittee
c. Economic Development Subcommittee
no meetings held since last meeting


10. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION

10a. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION
Resolution 19-63: Appropriation Cable Funds in Support of PEG Service and Programming per M.G.L Ch.44, §53F3/4 (Motion to Approve Resolution 19-63: Majority Vote (5))

regular transaction per quarter to allocate to Cable Group

motion to approve, seconded, passed 8-0


10b. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION
Bylaw Amendment 19-845: Chapter 170, Vehicles and Traffic - 1st Reading (Motion to Move Bylaw Amendment 19-845 to a Second Reading - Majority Vote (5))

motion to move to second reading, seconded, passed 8-0
 

11. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT 
nothing tonight

12. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
request for update on 300 Fisher Stpaving at RT 140 is a State project likely scheduled for end of month


13. COUNCIL COMMENTS 
Earls - issue resolved at Library to get doors locked like they should be

Pellegri - re: flags not lowered for 9/11, we missed out this year, we can't let that happen again
Old Museum -in the contract stage

complaint about the use of the consultant for Davis Thayer when it 'could be done inhouse'
it could take multiple years to decide? really, was that a typo?

Mercer - This is not a debate for the Council - it is a School Committee decision
at some point I expect them to provide us an update

Padula- good job on the Tree Warden presentation

Hamblen - South St Six at Dean at 6 PM
get Oct 5 - Harvest Festival

Dellorco - was going to talk about 9/11 but Councilor Pellegri covered that

Kelly - tribute to the Wall, on Dean Ave - should be ashamed of himself for what he has done
doesn't cost that much to deliver a double faced wall, I hope one of the board require him to fix that
not the impression I thought we would give to the residents

Mercer - I agree with the wall comments, hopefully it can be dealt with going forward


14. EXECUTIVE SESSION
None Scheduled

ADJOURN

motion to adjourn, seconded, passed 8-0

Real-time Reporting: DPW Presentation

8. PRESENTATIONS/DISCUSSIONS

DPW Presentation 
Brutus Cantoreggi, Director

Clothing Recycling Program
with Chris White


it is another option to recycle, folks can still use the other non-profit recyclers. The other benefit we can get is removing it from the waste stream and our recycle contamination rates.

it makes it easier for folks to help us remove from the waste stream, for those who want to call or deliver themselves to the other non-profits, they can do so. For those who wouldn't use it should help remove these items from the waste stream which will also save us.

it is a weekly program,  bags will be coming via mail.

everything can go in the same bag for convenience

Brutus Cantoreggi, DPW Director with Chris White on the Clothing Recycling Program

Tree Removal Update 
(presentation doc to be added) 

The drought a couple of year ago and the gypsy moth (2 years in a row) both helped to reduce the health of the trees in our area

trees covered in only the 'public right of way', does not cover trees on Town property or school property

trees overhanging a sidewalk can be addressed because they are blocking a public way
Bushes on a corner blocking the sight line are part of the building inspector role (not tree warden)

what is a public way? not only where the road is, depending upon when the development was built it is either clear or tricky. Partridge St was built along stone walls and private property.  If tree grows in the berm between the curb and the sidewalk it is town owned; if on the other side of the sidewalk closer to the residence, it is private property

Real-time reporting: Historical Museum presentation

8. PRESENTATIONS/DISCUSSIONS

a. Historical Museum Presentation

Franklin Historical Museum Presentation - Sep 18, 2019 from Franklin Matters

Rebecca Finnegan, archivist at the Historical Museum
Rebecca will help organize and preserve items in the basement and those that have been arriving
developing a collection policy

Rebecca Finnegan, archivist at the Historical Museum

inventory of entire collection underway, provides an idea of what can be used in future exhibits

what we collect will help future historians tell our story

make research available online so it can be accessible even when the museum is closed

Jones, Earls, Pellegri making multiple comments in favor of the museum, the items there, the videos and the stories that visitors share when they come

Kelly, Dellorco, Hamblen also made positive and joyous comments in favor of the work being done and information shared

Real-time Reporting: Public Hearing - Zoning Bylaw Change

6. HEARINGS
a. Zoning Bylaw Amendment 19-837: Zoning Map Changes From General Residential V to Single Family Residential IV an Area on or Near West Central Street - Public Hearing 7:10 PM

need to close the public hearing, there is no action item

clarification on area of W Central

Joe D'Errico presenting

Mr Cannon - representing Panera Bread an abutter of the proposal, existing development is dense development on a dangerous corner. Not the right development for this location.

motion to close hearing, seconded, passed 8-0



7. LICENSE TRANSACTIONS
None Scheduled

Real-time Reporting: Town Council - Sep 18, 2019

Present: Hamblen, Dellorco, Kelly, Mercer, Jones, Padula, Pellegri, Earls
Absent:  Casey


1. ANNOUNCEMENTS 
a. This meeting is being recorded by Franklin TV and shown on Comcast Channel 11 and Verizon Channel 29. This meeting may be recorded by others.

2. CITIZEN COMMENTS 
a. Citizens are welcome to express their views for up to five minutes on a matter that is not on the agenda. The Council will not engage in a dialogue or comment on a matter raised during Citizen Comments. The Town Council will give remarks appropriate consideration and may ask the Town Administrator to review the matter.

Teresa Burr, Town Clerk provides an update on the candidate listing now finalized with 32 candidates for 27 positions.

https://www.franklinma.gov/sites/franklinma/files/uploads/final_candidates_-_2019_biennial_town_election.pdf



3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 
a. September 4, 2019

4. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS 

Franklin Police Department New Hire: John Godino and David Ricci

John Godino and David Ricci being sworn in

Franklin Police Department Promotion: Nick Palmieri

Nick Palmieri congratulated by Capt Lynch on promotion

Franklin Police Department Retirement: Daniel McGlynn
retiring after 27 years of service

Daniel McGlynn presented with a plaque in recognition of his 27 years of service

b. Franklin Fire Department EMS Lieutenant: William Blanchard

William Blanchard being sworn in as a new Lieutenant

5. APPOINTMENTS 
None Scheduled

2 minute recess

South Street Six plays Dean Bank on Friday, Sep 20

On Friday, September 20, Dean Bank is hosting a free concert from 6-9 PM at 21 Main Street in Franklin, MA. Please join us in welcoming back the South Street Six to the Dean Bank stage! 

Listen to a variety of popular covers from Maren Morris to Zac Brown! There will be food, drinks, dancing, and fun! We can't wait to see you there! 

Follow the event on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/events/489082718304020/

South Street Six plays Dean Bank on Friday, Sep 20