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on specific fixture designs and not the overall lighting concept which should precede any recommendation for specific products. Battin is to contact Dixon with the following recommendations: The final report should identify the problems which their recommendations are in- tended to correct. The report should give specific examples which graphically illustrate what they are telling us to avoid. The report should be in a 'How to' format with specifics for the laymen who will have to implement the recommendations. An overall concept for each design element should precede recommendations for specific products. In view of the fact that many recommendations they make are contrary to present by-law, their final report will have more credibility if they acknowledge this fact in the text by statins, for example, `Contrary to present by-law (rule or regulation)' every time the recommendations warrant it. Changing by-laws, rules and regulations makes implemen- tation slower and more difficult. OLD BUSINESS Ossman reminded the committee of our concern with Center cleanliness and our previous discussions with our Selectman liaison McSweeney and the DPW about pur- chasing equipment to blow debris out of cracks in the brick. The text meeting of the LCC will be on Thursday Sept. 14 at noon, Selectmen's meeting loom. Dixon and Associates will have the section on the public sector available prior to tlrat time. We will notify you when your copy can be picked up. Respectfully submitted, Marry M. Battin