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i <br /> _7 . ,L <br /> 3. <br /> Appropriation Committee meeting, May 29, 1967 <br /> would fit in present bathhouse. Camp, Dresser & McKee pointed out <br /> that a 4 hour turnover is required, making larger filters necessary, <br /> and recommended housing for electricity and pipes. <br /> Old estimate was based on $15,000 for pool, 45,000 for engineering <br /> and contingencies. 420,000 was appropriated. <br /> New estimate is 418,500 for pool with bigger filters, plus 410,000 <br /> for housing, plus $1,500 for contingencies. John Carroll recommends <br /> appropriation of 430,000 <br /> Art. 13 Emerson Road — Selectmen seem not to favor this Article, but <br /> gave no definite recommendation. <br /> Art. 25 Concord Ave. sidewalk — Selectmen oppose <br /> p j Art. 20 Laconia Street — $23,000 requested. <br /> 1-4 Money for sewer is available under Art. 14 funds appropriated in March <br /> Cherry Sheet estimates that Lexington will receive 4900,000 more <br /> than we actually got last year. Sta ,e and County assessments are <br /> also higher. Net increase is greater than $400,000. <br /> Dick Perry estimates 1967 tax rate of 447,80 based on March T.M. <br /> and this cherry sheet. This would be a 44.20 increase. <br /> Appropriation Committee meeting <br /> E & P balance is now 4236,913 <br /> Voted to recommend <br /> Art. 2 Buckman Tavern 425,000 from E & D <br /> 4 Conservation 300 <br /> 5 Cemetery 0 <br /> 6 Refuse Disposal <br /> 7 Perm. Bldg. Ctee 300 <br /> 8 Traffic study 16,000 <br /> 9 Sewer Main 28,000 from E & D <br /> 12 Pool 10,000 <br /> 13 Emerson Rd. 0 <br /> 25 Concord Ave. 0 <br /> 26 Laconia St. 23,000 <br /> Hold for consideration next Monday: <br /> Art. 3 Civil Defense 2,100 `: <br /> 6 Refuse Disposal 3,000 ? <br /> 10 Mass. Ave. 14,000 ? <br /> Next Meeting, Monday, June 5 <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Ruth F. Souza, secretary <br />