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1 1 1 Mr. Smith told the Board that Bel Canto's Restaurant was going to expand and take over part of the store that had been Melinda's Clothing Store. He said he had a meeting with the Watershed Manager for the City of Cambridge. Some people were interested in developing the land at Route 128/Rte. 2 near the Cambridge Water Basin. He said it was where the Post Office had thought of building. There are water table problems and bad perc rates there. Mr. Smith said there was some thought from the people wanting to develop the land that perhaps they could tie into public sewer through Waltham. He said he is going to keep an eye on the watershed. Other items discussed briefly with the Board by Mr. Smith were: Applications had begun to come in for food service booths for the April 19th holiday already. Also, Rabies Clinic will be coming up again in May. He said the Town Manager spoke to him about the budget and Mr. Smith told him we could not run the clinic at all if the Rabies Clinic budget was cut as it pays for it self. He said the Town Manager had him write the goals and objectives for the coming year and what we had accomplished for the past year. Mr. Smith said he wrote three pages on that. He told the Board that the Town Manager has a proposal to make the Dog Program a seven day a week job. Mr. Smith said he thinks that we will lose the weekend dog officer's job. Dr. Cosgrove asked why not get rid of the whole program. Mr. Smith said that may happen, too. Mr. Lambie said he thinks that the Town Manager is planning on raising all fees, also because of Proposition 21. Mr. Smith told the Board that we will be all right to run our annual Pneumococcal Vaccine Clinic. When we ordered last year's supply, we ordered enough for this year, also. He said we will still charge a fee to receive this vaccine. Meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. y: 4 i