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I A -z- Mr'. O'Sullivan of 'the Appropriation Committee noted that the Committee'. s P, recommendation is f or $175,000, but that it is in support of productivity He will recommend consideration, of $250,000 now requested. Mr. Michelson, Capital Expenditures Committee, said that his Committee would not make a decision at this time based on facts presented to date, ••■r He requested as much information as possible be provided before the May 16 meeting of the Capital Expenditures Committee. Upon motion duly made and seconded it wa.s. voted to support the request under Article 53 for $250,000 for the Town Computer System; as recommended by the Data Processing Committee. Minutes Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted ' to approve the minutes 11 2 1 6 5 of Selectmen's Meetings on January 30, February 6, February 17, 19840 2117184 Mr. Marshall and Mr. Eddison abstaining from voting. Exemplary Upon motion duly. made and seconded, it was voted to acknowledge Teacher the Exemplary Teacher. Awards made by-the Order of DeMolay, to Gloria M. Award Fitzgerald. and Alan M. Cooper, by the issuance of a document commending them for their services to the Town. Mrs. Battin will read these tions. and present them to the teachers at 8:00 p.m.. at Town Meeting.' Art. 13 . Mrs. Battin ref erred ' to the rewording of "Article 13., Visibility at Visibility Intersections, which has been _postponed and referred back to the Select - at . Inter- men. The revised proposal would . apply to future violation, taking sections care of existing violations by the taking of temporary easements to allow the removal of obstructions Town expense. Mr. Tonaszuck reported that Paul Mazerall, Tree Warden, has jurisdic- tion over trees and shrubs which obstruct vision, under existing State Statue. Following discussion of the ramifications-of the new by -law, it was suggested that in view of . .the complexity of the proposal, a report on the matter could be made to Town Meeting this year and the presentation be de- ferred to next yeas,, after time for additional consideration. Upon motion duly made-and seconded, it . was voted to move that article 13 be indefinitely postponed.- Art, 67 Mr. Eddison reported that the appropriation request for hazardous waste Hazardous collection had , been increased from $-2,500 to $3,000. He asked that the members Waste take a stand on the additional funding requested by the League of Women Voters and come to a decision on whether the Board wished to present, . Motion was made by Mr. Eddison to support the request, and seconded by Mr. Marshall for purposes of discussion.