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(ADJOURNED USSION, A.T,M. , ONT, - APRIL 1,1991) <br /> As reconsidered and passed: <br /> That the sum of $773,902 be appropriated to fund <br /> the operation of the Recreation Department <br /> playgrounds, and to raise such amount $773,902 be <br /> transferred from the Recreation Enterprise Fund, <br /> and the Recreation Committee and School Committee <br /> shall jointly study the possibilities of <br /> consolidating the maintenance and operation of <br /> all town playgrounds and report to the 1992 <br /> Annual Town Meeting. <br /> 8:59 p.m. Daniel Greenwood, P6, served Notice of Reconsideration on <br /> Article 35, Private Postal Services. <br /> ARTICLE 38. Muzzey Condominiums Resale <br /> MOTION: that this article be indefinitely postponed. <br /> IP <br /> 8:59 p.m. Presented by Eric Michelson, P5, <br /> Following a voice vote at 8:59 p.m. , the Moderator declared <br /> unanimous passage. <br /> ARTICLE 39. Alternative Streetlighting <br /> MOTION: Town Meeting resolves that the Town will <br /> aggressively pursue multi-year energy and money- <br /> passed saving alternatives with the best full-spectrum <br /> streetlighting for energy - efficiency and <br /> see p.474 preservation of Lexington's town character, <br /> 9:00 p.m. Presented by Fred Rosenberg, P9. <br /> Explanation was given by Jonathan Rawle, 9 Woodcliffe Road, <br /> 9:15 p.m. Selectman Marshall gave history of the subject, <br /> There was considerable discussion as to the types of lights, rental <br /> of poles, buy out of electric services; costs. <br /> 9:29 p.m. Jane Pagett, Appropriation Committee, stated that a <br /> majority or the Committee supported the motion because of longterm <br /> cost savings. Those not in favor wanted postponement for more <br /> input. <br /> 9:35 p.m. Karen Docks, Capital Expenditures Committee, stated that <br /> the Committee had received the information late and had not had time <br /> to study it. <br /> 9:46 p.m. Myla Rabat-Zinn, Chairman of the Lighting Options <br /> Committee, stated that there had been much confusion and <br /> misinformation and that the Committee Was in favor of the <br /> resolution. <br /> 9:418 p.m. Town Counsel , Norman Cohen, explained that the motion was <br /> a resolution. The Selectmen would listen but that the resolution <br /> was hot binding. <br /> 9:52 p.m. Renee Cochin, P7, offered a motion to postpone this <br /> article until after Article 4, Budget, had been voted. <br /> Following a voice vote at 9:53 p.m. , the Moderator declared the <br /> motion to postpone as offered by Mrs. Cochin had not passed, <br /> Discussion continued. Selectman Marshall emphasized the cost <br />