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-3- Selectmen's Meeting 117 June 11 1984 g a * The Chairman explained the petition of Mita F. Teding Van Berkhout for permission to pledge the Liquor License for LeBellecour Restaurant as security interest in a Loan transaction. It was noted that all 'necessary documents required for approval of the request by the . Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission have been filed by the petitioner with the exception of a Certificate of Good Financial Standing, to be issued by the Mass. Dept. of Revenue_ . Since the Ger of irate would not ' be available for' several weeks, Mrs. V'on Berkhout had requested the Board's approval, conditional upon issuance of that document, Upon motion duly made and - seconded, it was voted to approve the request of Mita F. Teding for pledge of Common Victualler All Alcoholic Beverage License f or LeBellecour Restaurant as security interest in connection with certain financial transactions with the United States Trust Company of Boston as one of several other securities which secure the payment of a promissory note in the amount of $7oC, C0C The vote is conditional upon provision by Mrs. Van Berkhout of a Certificate of' Good Financial Standing, to be issued to her by the Mass. Dept. of Revenue. LeBellecour Pledge of Liq . Lic . Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was. -voted to accept,, with -regret , Resignation the resignation of Stephen Baran as chairman and member of the Human Ser- Human Svs . vices Committee, Baran Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the re- vised Study .Sheets for Battle. Green Guides, as submitted by the Director of Battle Green Guides, Cornelius P. Cronin. Mr. Eddison presented the "Report to the Board of Selectmen on the 1984 Spring Clean -up Campaign" and brief ly summarized the results of the efforts of the individuals and. organizations participating in the endeavor, He f elt that it' had been a succes sf ul of f ort, and asked f or the sense of the Board regarding planning f or a 1985 campaign. He advised more ad- vance notice .to allow for s- cheduling bar- organizations -and - ;schools to assist and suggested ' enlarging the scope of activities i.e. by plantings. He expressed appreciation to the members of the 1984 Clean -up Comm- ittee for their- good work, and gave suggs t atons for planning and act ivit ie s to be undertaken in April, .' 8 5. Upon motion duly made -and seconded, it was voted to approve the imple- mentation of a 1985 Spring Clean-up Campaign, as recommended by Mr. Eddison and to accept with appreciation .''The Report on the 1984 Spring Clean -up Campaign.'' The 1985 Campaign will be conducted under the leadership of Mr. Eddison. Mr. McLaughlin, who had chaired the June 6th Kline /Terzian Dog Hearing, reported to the Board on testimony given at that time and his recommenda- tions as to resolution. of' the problem. Mr. Kline had complained that the Terzian dog barked excessively - when its owner was not at home and it was tied outside. .. Mr. McLaughlin stated that there. was no question that the dog is a problem to the .neighbors, as evidenced by the testimony noted in the minutes of the hearing, and recommended that the Selectmen order Mrs. Terzian to take steps to correct the situation. Study Sheets Guides Clean --up Campaign Kline /Terziai Dog Hearing