1971-03-01-TE-Warrant-and-1971-03-15-ATM-Warrant

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r- -27- The Town Manager may impose conditions or modifications in granting permission, insofar as necessary to prevent the activity from constituting such an unreasonable interference. (3) An application submitted under paragraph (2) of this section shall contain such information as the Town Manager may reasonably require as necessary for the performance of his responsibilities under said paragraph, and shall state that the applicant or applicants will take reasonable measures to prevent littering and will remove all his or their equipment and material from the public area promptly upon completion of the activity for which permission is requested. (4) The Town Manager shall act on any application submitted under paragraph (2) of this section within three days from the time of its receipt. In exercising his powers under the said paragraph, the Town Manager shall apply uniform and consistent standards to all applications, shall make such standards known to applicants, and shall explain to applicants in reasonable detail the grounds for any denial, condition, or modification of an application. (5) No person shall climb upon, deface, mutilate, or otherwise injure_any tree, shrubbery, monument, boulder, fence, seat or structure on the Battle Green, or behave or conduct himself on the Battle Green otherwise than in a quiet and orderly manner in keeping with a respectful regard and reverence for the memory of the patriotic service and sacrifice there so nobly rendered. (Inserted at the request of ten or more registered voters) ARTICLE 76. To see if the Town will approve a resolution in substantially the following language, and instruct the Selectmen to transmit the same, together with the report of the Town's action thereon, to the Governor, the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth, or act in any other manner in relation thereto: WHEREAS property taxes in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are among the highest in the nation, WHEREAS the Master Tax Plan Comuui.ssion has referred to the local property tax as an inequitable and regressive form of taxation,