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- 2 - East Street; on the southerly side approximately 40' westerly of Maureen Road easterly approximately 40' of conduit to the intersection of Maureen Road. Maureen road: on the westerly side at the intersection of East Street southerly then southwesterly approximately 470' of conduit to the intersection of East Em- erson Road and two handho 1 e . East Emerson Load: on the easterly side at the intersection of Maureen Road southeasterly approximately 170' of conduit to existing conduit. Permission is granted with the following conditions 1. where conduit is placed in sidewalk area, the entire sidewalk shall be replaced with 1 1/2" of binder course Type I bituminous concrete and 1" surface course Type I bituminous concrete. 2. All driveway aprons shall b rep laced t heir entire width and from the layout lime to the existing road - way gutter. 3. where conduit is placed in grass area, the ' entire grass shoulder shall be replaced with sod and shall be main - tained by the telephone company until such time that the sod has rooted. Police Dept. The Board met with Police Chief, Paul Furdon, and Inspector Lloyd T. Merit Medal Baylis for the presentation of the Police Merit Medal to the Inspector. Insp. Baylis Chief Furdon made the presentation and stated that in the last twelve years only three of these medals have been awarded. The Chief explained that Inspector Baylis was not awarded the medal for one specific act of heroism, but for a series of outstanding accomplishments. Mod Chief Furdon presented the medal. to Inspector Baylis and the Board extended its congratulations, Inspector Baylis thanked the Chief and the Board and the police present retired from the meeting. Sussman Dog The Board discussed the request of Mr. Martin Sussman for reconidera- Reconsidera.- Lion of the decision made on December 9, 1980 that the dog be removed from tion the legal boundaries of the Town of Lexington. After discussion, the Board decided that the dog be allowed to return to its owners on the condition that if there is a ny violation of the Leash Law, the dog will be restrained by the Town of Lexington and the Town will conduct a hearing while the dog is restrained. The Sussman's thanked the Board for its consideration and they re- tired from the meeting. Lic . Lic , The Chairman removed from the table the request of the Howard John - Howard son Company for an All Alcoholic Beverages License which was tabled on Johnson's June 21 pending further information from Attorney Gaynor. Attorney Gaynor informed the Board that there are 698 Howard Johnson restaurants of which 591 hold liquor licenses. of the 591, theme are 178 "free standing restaurants" (riot connected with motel or hotel accommoda- tions). Mr. Gaynor informed the Board that it was gather difficult to determine the total number of Howard Johnson restaurants holding liquor