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<br /> For the construction of sidewalks of granolithic where the abuttors
<br /> Till pay one- half the expense 1, 200.00
<br /> For the expense of removal of snow and ice 7, 000.00
<br /> For the expense of street lights 21, 5e0.00
<br /> For the expense and operation of the Public uorif.s 4,870.00
<br /> For the expenses of Traffic aegulation_and Control l, 40. 0
<br /> Cor the expense of the Public velfare 30, 000.00
<br /> For Soldier' s elief 2, 50e.e0
<br /> For State Aid 30(). L)J
<br /> For Soldier' Burial 10e.00
<br /> Far Military Aid lUe.00
<br /> or the sneport of the Libraries 11,048 .50
<br /> For the maintenance of Public larks & Playgrouds 9,875.80
<br /> For the expenses of the 2'pril 19th. Celebration 250.00
<br /> For the proper observance of Memorial ]-)ay, to be expended
<br /> under the direction of Post 119 of the CTrand -rmy
<br /> of the aepublic 250.0e
<br /> For Insurance 7, 000.00
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<br /> or the expense of printing and publishing the Town e.eporti- 660.03
<br /> For Unclassified Expenses 200.00
<br /> 2or ';:ater Maintenance Account 63,920. 00
<br /> and that the amount of receiits in excess of this
<br /> a propriation be reserved to be appropriated for ater
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<br /> Lepartment purposes.
<br /> For the maintenance and development of Munroe Cemetery 1, 800.00
<br /> For the maintenance -nd development of -destview Cemetery 1, 000.e0
<br /> For the payment of interest on the public debt 37,10e. 00
<br /> and the sum of w10,158.75 to be transferred from hater
<br /> Maintenance ! ccount, ( iTe47, 258.75)
<br /> For the payment of bonded indebtedness maturing in 1933
<br /> the sum of 125, 000. 00
<br /> For the administration of irast Funds 65.00
<br /> Under article 14, unfinished business of -Lown meeting held
<br /> Match 20, 1933, Selectman Mr . Irssk offered the following motion,
<br /> Voted that ti-le sum of ,4,1,804.87 be transferred to the Cary Library
<br /> Account the same being the sum received from the Middlesex County for
<br /> dog fees. Unanimous 9 ;52
<br /> uestion by Selectman Mr. Trask if any report to be made under
<br /> article 24, of unfinished business, Town Meeting held March 20, 1953.
<br /> Ansvered no report to be made, therefore move for indefinite post-
<br /> ponement , Indefinitely postponed carrd unanimous 9 ;§_4
<br /> Under article 27 of unfinished business of Town Meeting held March
<br /> 20, 1933, Selectman Mr. Trssk moved for indefinite postponement,which
<br /> was carried unanimously 9 ;56 l .M.
<br /> Selectman hr . Trask moved to take ma - rticle 28 Of unfinished
<br /> business of Tom Meeting held March 20, 1933, zrancis Eurke, offering
<br /> the following motion; Voted; That the Town amend the Lexington Coning
<br /> By-Law and map by changing from an El -1 to a 0-1 district the following
<br /> described parcel of land ;
<br /> " A Trian.mlar parcel of land bounded on the northwest by Fletcher
<br /> Avenue distant 163.490 feet, on the southwest by Woburn Street distant
<br /> 320.22 feet, and on the northeest 10, - the Boston and Lowell Corp. right
<br /> of way distant 317.40 feet, containing about 27, 994 square feet " .
<br /> Mr. Burke offered his reasons why change should be made.
<br /> Mr. J H Duffy , . hairmon of the Plannin Board offered the follow-
<br /> ing report;
<br /> Acting on the petition of IJaniel J O' Connell to amend the Lexington
<br /> toning By-Laws by changing the triangular parcel of land bounded by
<br /> Fletcher 1Vvenue, ioburn Street and the right-of-way of the Boston and
<br /> Lowell - ailroad. 'corp. from ana.1 district to a 0.1 district, the Planning
<br /> Board in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning By-Law has held a
<br /> duly advertised hearing,and after consideration, noWreports to the Town.
<br /> The Planning Board has twice previously considered requests for
<br /> substantially this same change, and upon its adverse reports the Town
<br /> has twice refused to approve it.Upon this its third consideration of the
<br /> matter, the Planning Board has again unanimously voted to recommend to
<br /> the Town that this change be not approved at this time .
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