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ANNUAL REPORTS
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<br />For the expense of forest fires 700.00
<br />For the salary of the Dog Officer 50.00
<br />For the maintenance of public health and sanitation 9,200.00
<br />For the expenses of the Dental Clinic 1,625.00
<br />For vital statistics 50.00
<br />For the salary of the Inspector of Animals 500.00
<br />For the salary of the Inspector of Slaughtering 600.00
<br />For the salary and expenses of the Plumbing Inspector 925.00
<br />For the expenses of the Sewer Maintenance Department 6,190.00
<br />For the removal of ashes and care of dumps 2,200.00
<br />For the expenses of collecting garbage 4,450.00
<br />For the salary of the Town Physician 500.00
<br />For the maintenance and care of highways 42,820.00
<br />For the construction and repair of street signs 150.00
<br />For the construction of sidewalks of granolithie where the
<br />abuttors will 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 Iights 21,500.00
<br />For the expense and operation of the Public Works Bldg4,870.00
<br />For the expenses of Traffic Regulation and Control 1,400.00
<br />For the expense of the Public Welfare Dept. 30,000.00
<br />For Soldier's Relief 2,500.00
<br />For State Aid 800.00
<br />For Soldier's Burial 100.00
<br />For Military Aid 100.00
<br />For the support of the Libraries 11,048.50
<br />For the maintenance of Public Parks & Playgrounds 9,875.80
<br />For the expenses of the April 19th Celebration 250.00
<br />For the proper observance of Memorial Day, to be expended
<br />under the direction of Post 119 of the Grand Army of
<br />the Republic 250.00
<br />For insurance 7,000.00
<br />For the expense of printing and publishing the Town Report 660.03
<br />For Unclassified Expenses 200.00
<br />For Water Maintenance Account 63,920.00
<br />and that the amount of receipts in excess of this appro-
<br />priation be reserved to be appropriated for Water De-
<br />partment purposes
<br />For the maintenance and development of Munroe Cemetery 1,800.00
<br />For the maintenance and development of Westview Cemetery 1,000.00
<br />For the payment of interest on the public debt and the sum
<br />of $10,158.75 to be transferred from Water Maintenance
<br />Account ($47,258.75) 37,100.00
<br />For the payment of bonded indebtedness maturing in 1933
<br />the sum of 125,000.00
<br />For the administration of Trust Funds 65.00
<br />Under article 14, unfinished business of Town Meeting
<br />50 TOWN OF LEXINGTON
<br />held March 20, 1933, Selectman Mr. Trask offered the fol-
<br />lowing motion: Voted: That the sum of $1,804.87 be trans-
<br />ferred to the Cary Library Account, the same being the sum
<br />received from the Middlesex County for dog fees. Unani-
<br />mous -9:52 P. M.
<br />Question by Selectman Mr. Trask if any report to be made
<br />under article 24, of unfinished business, Town Meeting held
<br />March 20, 1933.
<br />Answered no report to be made, therefore move for in-
<br />definite postponement. Indefinitely postponed carried unan-
<br />imous -9:34 P. M.
<br />Under article 27 of unfinished business of Town Meet-
<br />ing held March 20, 1933, Selectman Mr. Trask moved for
<br />indefinite postponement, which was carried unanimously -
<br />9:56 P. M.
<br />Selectman Mr. Trask moved to take up article 28 of un-
<br />finished business of Town Meeting held March 20, 1933,
<br />Francis E. Burke offering the following motion: Voted : That
<br />the Town amend the Lexington Zoning By -Law and map by
<br />changing from an R-1 to a C-1 district the following de-
<br />scribed parcel of land:
<br />"A triangular parcel of land bounded on the northwest
<br />by Fletcher Avenue distant 183.90 feet, on the southwest
<br />by Woburn Street distant 320.22 feet, and on the northwest
<br />by the Boston and Lowell Corp. right of way distant 317.40
<br />feet, containing about 27,994 square feet."
<br />Mr. Burke offered his reasons why change should be
<br />made.
<br />Mr. J. H. Duffy, Chairman of the Planning Board, offered
<br />the following report:
<br />Acting on the petition of Daniel J. O'Connell to amend
<br />the Lexington Zoning By -Laws by changing the triangular
<br />parcel of land bounded by Fletcher Avenue, Woburn Street
<br />and the right-of-way of the Boston & Lowell Railroad Corp.
<br />from an R-1 district to a C-1 district, the Planning Board
<br />in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning By -Law has
<br />held a duly advertised hearing, and after consideration, now
<br />reports to the Town.
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