Whenever any way shall have been laid out or altered by the
board of selectmen, and accepted and allowed by the Town, no entry
for the purpose of constructing any part of such laying out or alterations
shall be made until all claims for damages by reason thereof shall
have been finally adjusted or determined, unless such entry shall
be authorized by special vote of the Town.
No street or way through land of the subdivider thereof, and
shown on a subdivision or redivision plan as defined by MGL c. 41,
§ 81(k)[1] after March 4, 1940, shall be laid out by the selectmen,
the planning board or any official or officials having charge of the
streets or ways of the Town or accepted by the Town, unless such street
or way is at least 40 feet in width, and is previously constructed
and completed to grade in a manner satisfactory to the selectmen.
[1]
Editor's Note: See now the Subdivision Control Law, MGL c.
41, §§ 81K through 81GG, and the definitions found
in MGL c. 41, § 81L.
No person shall throw, place or cause to be thrown or placed
upon any street, roadside or sidewalk, or on the shore or any private
way, without the consent of the owners, any dirt, ashes, stones, hoops,
boards or other wood with nails projecting therefrom, shavings, sawdust,
manure, nails, spikes, screws, glass, tin cans, filth, rubbish, or
any noxious or refuse liquid, or solid matter or substance.
No person shall permit any vehicle under his care or control
to stand across any public highway or street, in such a manner as
to obstruct the travel over the same, for an unnecessary length of
time; no person shall stop with a vehicle in any public street so
near to another vehicle as to obstruct public travel; and no person
shall stop with any vehicle or carriage upon any crossing in any street
or highway in the Town.
No person shall occupy any part of the public street as storage
room for any vehicles.
