|
1952
|
| Fred
Whitburn of Leonard Street purchases 37.4 acres of land in Leeds. |
|
l997
|
| March
21 |
Will
of Fred Whitburn filed with court. |
|
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|
| March
28 |
Fred
Whitburn dies at Linda Manor Nursing Home. |
| March
31 |
Richard
LaRose files will of Fred Whitburn and petition probate court to be
executor. |
| April
16 |
Order
of notice return to court |
| July
13 |
Richard LaRose executes an inventory of estate; Beaver Brook Nominee
Trust formed. |
September |
Charles H. Dauchy does wetland assessment. |
| Sept.
25 |
Richard
LaRose sells property to Beaver Brook Nominee Trust. |
Oct. 21 |
Plan of wetlands on parcel filed by John Hanley. |
| Nov.
23 |
Conservation
Commission approves wetland delineation. |
|
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| March
18 |
Richard LaRose dies in Cooley Dickinson Hospital. |
| April
8 |
Original
plans filed by developer, John Hanley, done by Killam Associates of
Hadley. |
| April
27 |
27
unit proposal disapproved by Planning Board after negative DPW evaluation
of project. |
| June
2 |
Front page article in Daily Hampshire Gazette on John Hanley. |
| July
2 |
Three
representatives of Yankee Hill Conservation Group meet with developer
and his attorney at city hall |
|
2000
|
| Jan.
14 |
John
Hanley purchases 12 adjacent acres from John F. Skibiski Partnership
for $162,500. March John Hanley presents new plans in informal meeting
with city boards and agencies (planning, DPW, fire, police and board
of public health). |
| April
12 |
John
Hanley buys 3.9 acres of land sought by the city for conservation
purposes from the FDIC for $3,136. |
| Dec.
15 |
Developer
submits three preliminary plans to the planning department, two of
which involve putting a road through the development from Route 9
to Grove Avenue. |
|
2001
|
| Feb.
2 |
Planning
board approves Beaver Brook Nominee Trust's Plan 2, which provides
for 49 lots, and connects Grove Avenue with Route 9. |
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