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<br />Theatre Lic . Upon motion made and seconded,, it was voted to ratify the poll vote of
<br />Cinema I, August 24, 1984, for renewal of Sunday and Weekday Entertainment Licenses
<br />I I, III for Cinema I and Cinema II at 1794 Massachusetts Avenue, and for Cinema III
<br />at to Muz z ey Street.
<br />Sewer Ch. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve Sewer Charges
<br />Lieu/Betterm, in Lieu of Betterment as follows:
<br />Nolan,, Norton & Co.,, Inc . $7 2 959.69
<br />(for 750 Marrett Road)
<br />Boston Properties $12
<br />(f or 91 Hartwell Avenue)
<br />Lincoln Hill Realty Trust Co. $5,738.62
<br />(for 11 and 12 Jean Road)
<br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted. to proclaim September
<br />16 through 22, 198 4 , as "Emergency - Medical Services Week", in acknowledgement
<br />of the significant contribution of those involved in the program to the
<br />health and welfare of the citizens of Lexington.
<br />Directive
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<br />Mr . Hutchinson informed the Board that Governor Dukakis had recently
<br />Seat belts
<br />issued an, executive order requiring that all state employees wear seat
<br />belts while operating or riding in state vehicles, and noted the request of
<br />Registrar of Motor Vehicles Mackey' that municipal::.-of f is ials join with the
<br />Governor in such a requirement for their employees. The Manager applauded
<br />the Governor's action, and pointed out that such a directive issued by him,
<br />had been in effect in Lexington since 1978. He noted. that an educational
<br />film, "Room. to Live", which dramatically illustrates the benefits of seat- -
<br />belt use, had been shown to Department Heads, and will be presented to all
<br />Town employees in the near future.
<br />Mr. Hutchinson was congratulated by the Board for his foresighted act ion
<br />on this important aspect of motor vehicle safety.
<br />Resign.
<br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to accept the resig-
<br />Langstaff
<br />nation of Nancy Langstaff as a member of the Lexington Council for the Arts
<br />Arts
<br />effective immediately. The Board's appreciation for her service to the Town
<br />Council
<br />will be conveyed to Ms. Langstaff.
<br />Traffic item
<br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer the request
<br />Sen.Kraus
<br />of residents of Greeley Village, relayed to the-Board by Senator Richard
<br />Kraus, to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee for its review and recomm-
<br />endations on installation of "Senior Citizen Crossing" sign at Tewksbury
<br />Street. Regarding a second request by the Senator for a crosswalk or a
<br />"Pedestrian Crossing" sign at Worthen Road, Mr. Edd icon said that as a result
<br />of his site review he could see a need for additional safety measures and
<br />suggested that consideration be given to installation at that point of an
<br />island on Worthen Road. The Manager will re- examine previous similar petitions
<br />related to that location and will explore the suggestion for an island. Foll-
<br />owing his report, decision will be made as to whether to refer the second item
<br />to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee.,
<br />Theatre Lic . Upon motion made and seconded,, it was voted to ratify the poll vote of
<br />Cinema I, August 24, 1984, for renewal of Sunday and Weekday Entertainment Licenses
<br />I I, III for Cinema I and Cinema II at 1794 Massachusetts Avenue, and for Cinema III
<br />at to Muz z ey Street.
<br />Sewer Ch. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve Sewer Charges
<br />Lieu/Betterm, in Lieu of Betterment as follows:
<br />Nolan,, Norton & Co.,, Inc . $7 2 959.69
<br />(for 750 Marrett Road)
<br />Boston Properties $12
<br />(f or 91 Hartwell Avenue)
<br />Lincoln Hill Realty Trust Co. $5,738.62
<br />(for 11 and 12 Jean Road)
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