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0 6 The League of Women Voters President came into the office and told the Director that she was upset because the Lexington paper did not print the article relating to the Hazardous Waste Day coming up. She is sending some literature home with the school children so that residents will be aware of this Hazardous Waste Day. The Director said he also was going to check to see if the League had put it on cable t.v. COURT Mr. Smith had filed a complaint in Concord District Court against a resident COMPLAINT at 376 Lincoln Street. He had ordered this resident to connect to the Town sewer because of a malfunctioning system. Mr. Smith said the day after the court complaint was filed the resident finally tied into town sewer, so this problem resolved itself. The Director told the Board that we have had an emergency medical telephone number at an answering service for many years. He feels it is now time to cancel this service out. The Lexington doctors have basically formed an "associate group" and have a Lexington Emergency Access Phone number. This has been given to the police and fire departments and mailed to Lexington residents. It is therefore unnecessary to keep the "emergency" number at the answering service. At 8:30 p.m. the Board of Health went to G-25 and met with the Planning Board in reference to the RDNA. The two boards discussed their views on how to handle this problem. It must be decided whether to allow this research in Town and, if so, what ordinances should be adopted. It was decided that other departments should get together with these two depart- ments, including zoning, Board of Appeals, Selectmen, Town Manager to discuss this very important topic before the Collaborative Research should be allowed to develop this research, if it will be allowed in Town. It was also decided it would possibly to to Town Meeting or have a Public Hearing. The next meeting will be on November 14, 1983. 1 1 1