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TICKETS (Continued) Student 5 months Senior FY Senior 6 months Senior 3 months Fami Pass FY MTXTTTTrQ 30.00 45,00 30.00 20.00 225.00 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve as presented the Executive Session minutes of the Selectmen's meeting on May 14, 1990, and the minutes of May 21, 1990. APPOINTMENT TO HANSCOM FIELD ADVISORY COMMISSION Mrs. Smith requested that Mr. Eddison chair the meeting for discussion and action on the proposed reappointment of tJohn Taylor as Lexin01ton' s representative on the Hanscom Field Advisory Commission and did not participate or vote on the matter because of tier involvement with the Massachusetts Port Authority. Upon motion duly made and seconded, 4 - 0 with Mrs. Smith abstaining, it was voted to reappoint John E. Taylor, 11 Linmoor Terrace, as Lexington's Representative on the Hanscom Field Advisory Commission, for a term of office to expire on June 30, 1993. Board members agreed that Mr. Taylor had done an outstanding ,job representing the Town during the time he has served on the Commission. Mrs. Smith resumed chairmanship of the meeting. IPPO I NTMENTS TO TOWN CELEBRATIONS COMMITTEE Upon motion du made and seconded, it was voted to reappoint the xollowi_n to the Town Celebrations Committee and Town Celebrations Subcommittee, as recommended by the Commi Chairman, Nilliam Fitz erald: Town Celebrations Committee ( 3 year terms) Vol Hayden, Dawn McKenna, Marilyn Me eeney Town Celebrations Subcommittee (1 year terms) :'.dri enne De lla Penna, Walter Ellis Eric Carlson, t ohn Graham (7 I D CE �� ATFRSHED 'MEMO OF I NTDERSTANDI N Nirs. Smith reviewed the status of the Cambridge Watershed Protect project, initiated by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council., with .point participation between Cambridge, Lexington, Lincoln, Waltham and Weston. A draft. Memorandum of Understanding among the communities had been distributed for review and comment and responses had been received by MAPC from the five _inv olved communities. MAPC then asked for approval of the revised version of the MOU, which included all sua?o�ested chances. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize Mrs. Smi t h tlo s i n t pie Cambr i d se Watershed Advi Committee Memorandum o Understand i nd (_)n be }gal.'' of the Lexington Board of Selectmen, as follows: WHEREAS the Towns of Lexington, Lincoln, and Weston and the Cities of Cambridge and Waltham in Middlesex county, Massachusetts have certain natural resources of surface and underground waters, streams, and water courses within the watersheds of the Hobbs Brook and stony Brook and within these watersheds are located certain reservoirs and storage basins now used or with a potential use as sources of water supply, and