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1 �1 -4- Contract # Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to execute Contract 84 - - #84 -5 - E, Water Main Construction, in the amount' of $314,626, as awarded Street to Charles & Sons Co., Inc. Sudbury, Massachusetts, on June 4, 1984's Resurfacing Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted . to award Contract #85-2-E Street Resurfacing, in the amount of $158,163. to P. J. Keating Company, lowest bidder, considtent with the recommendations of the Director of Public Works and Engineering. The award is subject to the approval of Town Counsel as to bid form. Insp. Dept, Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Fee Fee Schedule Schedule of the Inspection 'Depar tment , as presented by the Building Comm - issioner, showing inclusion of "a f ee 'of $.25 .00 f or permit application for accessory apartments and a micro-film fee of $2. plus 40�, per drawing for all applications. Upon motion made and seconded, it was "voted to appr ove the appointment of Susan P. Adler as Acting Town Manager from June through July 4, 1984, and from July 9 through July 27, 1984, due to the absences of Town Manager Robert M. Hutchinson, Jr at those times. Adams St. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer the petition truck excl. of residents for exclusion of trucks Adams Street to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee for its review and recommendations.. Bond,D. Eagle, Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve bonding LexHAB of the Treasurer of the Lexington Housing Assistance Board, David . F. Eagle, in the amount of $250,000. ' Spagnuolo Mr. Hutchinson referred to the request of Emilio Spagnuolo that he. be request allowed to purchase Town owned land shown as Parcel 36, Map 68, at #585 land purch. Lowell Street. The Board concurred 'with the Town Manager f s recommendation 4 that Mr. Spagnuolo be informed that, his request must be refused because of deed restrictions which state it may be used.:f or public purposes only. Bedford Mr. Hutchinson reported on procedures relative to the requests for request water on an emergency basis from the Lexington system from the Town of Bedford water and Burlington. He noted that b.o -th communities are working to provide inf or- (& Burl,) ma tion on their needs and .that Bedford has submitted detailed data, including a consultant's report, but recommended that the Board's. decision be based on engineering reports on the requests relative to an " assessment of water needs in Lexington. He said he sees. little problem and no severe hardship in provision of water to Bedford, but felt that decision of the Burlington matter should be delayed pending exploration of impact to Lexington, Mr. Eddision who had attended a meeting of the Burlington Selectmen with Lexington's Town Manager and' Town Engineers,. reported that the Burlington water situation could be more severe and of longer duration than Bedford's, with possibly a 10 -year t span to resolve its problems. He advised extreme care in dealing with this long term problem. now