Session Laws

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:

Notwithstanding the provisions of the second sentence of section fourteen of chapter ninety-one of the General Laws, Joseph DeLorenzo is hereby authorized to make application for and the department of environmental quality engineering may issue all licenses and approvals necessary to construct a permanent bridge to replace a temporary bridge in the town of Danvers between a parcel of land containing eleven acres, shown as Lot 26 on Map 53 of the assessor's map of said town of Danvers and a parcel of land containing fourteen and sixty-two one hundredths acres shown as Lot 70 on said Map 53 at a point approximately one thousand feet northerly of the junction of the Porter river and Millett creek in said town of Danvers; provided, however, that no objection to such application is made by the selectmen of said town.

Any authorization to construct a permanent bridge under this act shall be subject to the provisions of section forty of chapter one hundred and thirty-one, sections sixty-one to sixty-two H, inclusive, of chapter thirty and chapter ninety-one of the General Laws, excepting the second sentence of section fourteen of said chapter ninety-one, and any other applicable General Law. Such authorization shall also be subject to the covenant of intention in a memorandum to the members of the board of selectmen of said town of Danvers from the applicant Joseph DeLorenzo or Danversport Marina, Inc., dated April seventeenth, nineteen hundred and eighty-four as approved by said board of selectmen on July seventh, nineteen hundred and eighty-four. Any temporary bridge authorized under the provisions of this act shall be removed within three months of the completion of a permanent bridge.