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"93 -3- Selectmen's Meeting January 23, 1984 2. Review saf ety procedures and monitoring techniques for such research. 3. Prepare proposed guidelines f or use by the Board of Appeals when considering the the granting of a special permit for this kind of research. 4. The Committee's report shall be submitted no later than Octo- ber 1, 1984. The Town Manager reviewed the request of the Trustees of Public Trusts Tr. Public for confirmation of the Trustees' authority to act on behalf of all funds Trusts - administered by them as such Trustees. Au the to Ac t Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize Frank T . Parrish, Jr. , Alan S. Fields, John R. Packard and their successors as Trustees of Public Trusts for Lexington to act on behalf of all funds administered by them as such Trustees in the matter of the investment and reinvestment of such funds and more particularly with respect to the purchase and sale of securities through Shear son /American Express, Inc . In the event of default, the par ticu- lar fund involved would be responsible, provided, however, that the Trustees ,othemselves would be responsible if they had committed a breach of their f iduc- iary duty, Upon motion duly made and seconded,. it was voted to defer consideration Forest. Ste of experimental Parking Regulation on Forest Street pending completion of a Parking report on its effectiveness by the Town Manager. The Board reviewed the Budget request of the Recreation Department. Budget Reviei Carolyn Wilson, Chairman and Robert Eby, member of the Recreation Committee, Recreation and Joan Halverson, Recreation Director,, were present to outline the Depart- ment's Expense Account #2480 and its proposal for increase in its Personal Services Account #2470 for additional pool personnel, special needs programs, spring track program, adult indoor soccer, extended reservoir hours and part time /full time recreation leader , for a total of $22,872.33. Under Capital requests, Miss Halverson and Mrs. Wilson presented propos- Capital als for reconstruction of fencing and repairs of tennis courts at Clarke Jr. and Article High School (Article 61) ., refurbishing of soccer field at Adams School play- requests gu vund (Article 62) , lighting at Center playf field (Article 63) and, a develop- ment study of the Lincoln Street playground (Article 60) . Chairman of the Human Services Committee, Stephen Baran, and members Human Svs . Judith Zabin and Marion Shepp, were present for discussion of the Committee's Budget recommendations on appropriations for Mystic Valley Mental Health, RePlace, Review Council on Aging, and Veterans' Benefits. Mrs. Shepp presented the Human Services Committee's favorable recom- mendation on CMARC' s request under Warrant Article 66 for $5,000. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted 4 - 0 by roll call Executive vote, Mr. Politi, Mrs. Battin, Mr. Sacco, Mr. McLaughlin, to go into Execu- Session