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Selectmen s Meeting: -5 - November 19, 1984 That his Attorney meet with the Town's Counsel. to determine what legal documents are necessary to transf er the easements and ownership of the sewer* That the sewer be constructed to Town standards and pass a leakage test before ownership acceptance by the Town. That a bond be posted for the value of the sewer to guarantee full completion of the sewer in Pleasant Street. That all conditions of Town Counsel be met bef ore issuance of a permit by the Department of Public Works to construct in Pleasant Street.. The Board also voted that no sewer betterment . or sewer charge will be assessed against the f our -acres owned by Mr,. Mimno at #85 Pleasant Street. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it wa.s voted to auth -- Commuter Parkin orize the Town Manager to implement relocation of. commuter bus relocated parking from Worthen Road near Grace Chapel, to the Town recrea- tion parking area at the Centre Pool, for the winter months, starting on December 3, 19840 Upon motion duly . made and - seconded s it was voted as recom- Meriam St . mended by the Center Revitalization Committee to change the schedule lot hours for hours of operation of the Meriam Street Par -king Lot from open change with attendant on Monday through Saturday, from 8: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m., to open with attendant on Monday through Friday, f -rom 8 :00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. A flat fee of .25(,N will be charged Monday through Friday after 6:04 p.m. Data will be kept on loss of revenue as a result of free parking on Saturday. Mr. Marshall recommended that the chain across the Meriam Street entrance to the lot be removed to implement traffic flow on Saturdays. - With reference to the wording of Article 4, "Poor Farm", .Board Art. 4 Members were in agreement on the interpretation that a vote "not to "Poor Farm" rescind" would support conveyance of the 'land for the-currently pro- posed use ( Special Needs Housing) and would require a vote in opposi- tion to-Article 4. Human Services Committee Chairman Roberta Black was present and voiced the support of the Committee for the Housing Authority' s ' pro- posal for two cooperative apartments for eight retarded citizens and two staff persons on the Poor Farm land. She reviewed the report of the Committee dated November 19, 1984, in which ' inf ormat ion on the need for such housing, special characteristics of clients to be considered for residency, and other details of the State funded program were presented Mr. McLaughlin, Chairman .. of the Hou - sing Authority, reported on progress with the application f State funding . and explained that the architect for the project has not as yet been selected; hence, it is not possible to provide detailed information on the building.