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4 40 Selectmen's Meeting January 21, 1974 1. Most of the sidewalks in front of the schools are on school property. The exceptions are Adams, Muzzey, Munroe and Parker; these are on public ways. 2. We do not have the manpower to Implement a major sidewalk sanding program. We feel that the areas directly in front of the schools should be sanded by the school custodians in the same manner as the Town's custodians do the Town Office Building and the Police Station, etc. There is an abundant amount of sand available for this purpose at the Department of Public Works garage. 3. In the event that there exists an extremely dangerous ice condition, then the School Administration would consider the advisability of calling a "No School" day. Chairman Kenney read a request from the State Department of Chapter 90 Public Works for the Board to sign the contract with Cetrone Compa Cor- East St. poration for the reconstruction of a section of East Street. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to -:Sign the con- tract with Cetrone Compa Corporation for the reconstruction of a section of East Street. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to rescind the vote of November 26, 1973 to abate the ambulance bill of Richard Wilson, N.Y., for $10.00 bill has been paid.. The Board discussed and unanimously voted the following resolution: Ambulance Bill "On behalf of the citizens of Lexington, the Board of Selectmen wishes to express our gratitude to Professor Eric Mollo-Christensen for Mr. Molio- the fine way in which he served as the Town's representative to the Christensen Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Committee. Voc. School Hls tireless effort, great dedication and personal expertise were a major motivating force in the establishment of both the District and the building of the school. The people of the Town are in his debt. In this simple, yet sincere way, the Selectmen say 'thank you' for a job well done." A letter is to be sent informing Professor Molio-Christensen of the vote of the Board. The Board discussed the violation by the Burlington Arcade Associ- ates Trust in removing fill from Lexington land at the Burlington town Burlington line. Arcade Chairman Kenney: We instructed Town Counsel to go to court, if necessary, to get a cease and desist order. Mr. Cohen met with the developer and, as a result, the following letter from Palmer 8 Dodge was sent to the owner's Attorney: