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1 1 1 429 approved by the Board. Mr. Luvey reported that Mr. Clerkins ob- jected to the high cost of connecting this dwelling to the Public Sewer but according to John Carroll, Public Works Superintendent, the Selectmen at the June 13, 1960 meeting told Mr. Clerkins he could pay $1,200.00 to connect to the Public Sewer. Mr. Clerkins paid this amount on June 16, 1960 according to John Carroll, and work will begin on June 20, 1960. Letter to Mrs. Ruth Morey, Chairman of Board of Selectmen, IMMIGRANT enclosing copies of two letters, one sent by the Board of Health WORKERS to Archdeacon John M. Burgess requesting information as tohis statement on housing Immigrant Workers and a eopy of the letter the Archdeacon sent in reply to the Health Department. Mr. Lurvey reported that Mrs. Morey gave these letters to the person who made the complaint to her about the housing of immigrant workers in Lexington. Mrs. Morey was very pleased withthe action of the Health Department in this matter. The letter to B.L. Cummings stating the results of the May CUMMINGS 10, 1960 inspections and warning him that the coliform count was MILK CO. high was read and approved_by the Board. Letter to Mr. Phillip Silva, 7 kern Street stating that his ANIMAL permit to keep chickens at 7 Fern Street had been denied and ord- PERMIT ering him to getrid of the poultry he now had was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that as of June 17, 1960 all the poultry was gone. Letter to Mr. Ernest DeVincent calling to his attention DEVINCENT'9 that a complaint had „been received concerning the debris in the STAND RT 2 rear of the vegetable stand he operates on the corner of Route 2 and Pleasant Street was approved by the board. Letter to Thomas a Bartley, 27 Hill Street, stating that 27 HILL ST. a complaint had been received of odors coming from the homes on Hill Street and an investigation revealed that the odors were coming from 27 Hill Street. As it now is possible for.this dwell- ing to connect to the Public Sewer it was suggested that he make arrangements as soon as possible was approved by the Board. Mr. Lurvey reported an estimate had been sent June 9, 1960. Letter from Todd Realty, Inc. 3 Diehl Road, stating that BURNHAM FARM the definitive plans for subdivision entitled Burnham Farm, Sec SECTION V tion V had been filed with the Planning Board was approved by the Board. Mr. Lurvey reported that this sub -division will have all back yard systems and Mr. Lucas of Whitman & Howard has been working on the report for this subdivision. Letter to Mrs. Gertrude E. Cochran, 8 Stratham Road, stating 8 STRATHAM that a complaint had been received of an overflowing cesspool at ROAD 8 Stratham Road was approved b: the Board. Mr. Lurvey reported that he spoke to "Doc" Royal who handles all of Mrs. Cochran's bus- iness problems and this matter will be attended to. Letter to Dr. Charles E. Ellicott thanking him for taking DOCTOR'S over the task of making up the lists for the Dr. Emergency Ser- EMERGENCY vice was approved by the Board. SERVICE