Mr. John Flynn

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  Town Counsel John Flynn noted that in an ideal world the better position for Natick would be to take out the use restriction in the
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  Mr. Flynn advised that the deposit would be at risk and the Town would have a fight to get it back.

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  Flynn to hold Lonsdale Neighborhood Forum
  
  Town Council Member, John W. Flynn, will be holding a Lonsdale Neighborhood Forum on Thursday Evening March 15 th at 7 p.m. at Christ Church on Lonsdale Avenue.
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  Flynn calls for 2nd legal opinionLINCOLN , One member of the Town Council said yesterday that he will propose that the town hire a lawyer to investigate whether the Town of Lincoln has any say in how long Lincoln Park can keep its slot-machine operations open.Read more . . .

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  Published on: 9/26/2005    Last Visited: 1/28/2008  

  Town Counsel John Flynn advised that there was pending litigation.The Planning Board approved a definitive plan for a three lot subdivision at the end and there was an appeal pending in Superior Court.The basis of the appeal was that the developer did not have enough interest in Whitridge Road to convey to the buyers of the lots in the subdivision the rights to pass.There was no trial date. PUBLIC HEARING: STREET ACCEPTANCE (contd)With respect to the impact was the Town to accept, Mr. Flynn was not sure that the vote to accept would resolve the case but it would eliminate the issue of the status of Whitridge Road.
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  Mr. Flynn, however, noted that it would have an effect as he described.
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  Mr. Flynn continued that in his opinion if the Town accepted the street, the status of Whitridge would be a public way and to the extent that was an issue in the court, the public would have the right to pass
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  Mr. Flynn responded that he was aware that an argument had been presented that if the Town accepted the street it would create some damages whereby the Town would be liable to some neighbors.Mr. Flynn wasn't sure damages would be created.
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  Mr. Flynn continued that there was an issue raised about providing water & sewer and the impact on the owners if it was a Town way as opposed to an unaccepted street and in his opinion that would not create a right of damages.Water and sewer were being provided through those pipes at present.
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  Mr. Flynn responded that there hadn't been a determination that the Town didn't own any but from the records available to him at least 5-6 of the property owners had ownership to the middle of the way.
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  Mr. Flynn stated that Mr. Ciccariello was correct in part.

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  The ruling came down favorably to the Town and the interests of the neighborhood, which was so ably defended by Mr. Flynn.
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  Town Counsel, John Flynn, advised that the answer was, "yes", but he would recommend that the request come from the taxpayer and the Board of Selectmen's role would be solely to support that if that was the inclination.
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  Mr. Flynn added that in his opinion the DOR had the authority.

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  Governor Tim Murray, Longmeadow Select Board member Brian Ashe, Monson Select Board member Kathleen Norbut and Hampden Select Board member John Flynn.

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  ALSO PRESENT: Martha White, Acting Town Administrator; John P. Flynn, Town Counsel of Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane; Donna Challis, Secretary
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  Mr. Flynn responded that in his opinion the answer was, 'yes'.Mr. Ciccariello inquired if there would be any legal fees involved for the Town to terminate it, but Mr. Flynn advised that it would just be a written notice from the Town.
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  Mr. Flynn recommended that Interstate Paving provide at a minimum commercial liability, worker's compensation if there were employees, automobile, and given that they were working with motor oil environmental insurance was appropriate and possibly an umbrella of excess liability. Mr. Flynn was asked if he would recommend an indemnification agreement, and he advised that he would.
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  Mr. Flynn's reply was "yes".
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  Mr. Flynn agreed that more was better and suggested sending it both certified and regular mail.

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  John Flynn

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  John Flynn Hampden Engineering

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  ALSO PRESENT: Philip E. Lemnios, Town Administrator; John P. Flynn of Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane as Town Counsel; Donna Challis, Secretary

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  ALSO PRESENT: Martha White, Acting Town Administrator; John P. Flynn, Town Counsel of Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane; Donna Challis, Secretary
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  Mr. Flynn responded that in his opinion the answer was, 'yes'.Mr. Ciccariello inquired if there would be any legal fees involved for the Town to terminate it, but Mr. Flynn advised that it would just be a written notice from the Town.
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  Mr. Flynn recommended that Interstate Paving provide at a minimum commercial liability, worker's compensation if there were employees, automobile, and given that they were working with motor oil environmental insurance was appropriate and possibly an umbrella of excess liability.
  
  Mr. Flynn was asked if he would recommend an indemnification agreement, and he advised that he would.
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  Mr. Flynn's reply was "yes".
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  Mr. Flynn agreed that more was better and suggested sending it both certified and regular mail.

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