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() _ _ <br />�,,A <br />TMMA Procedures Mrs. Patricia Swanson was present by appointment to express <br />P. Swanson her views on procedures implemented by members of the TMMA Exec- <br />utive Committee with respect to the Committee's efforts toward <br />amendment of Ch.. 196 of the Acts of 1984, Minuteman School <br />legislation. <br />Mrs. Swanson noted that letters have been sent to other Towns <br />by members . of the TMMA Executive Committee urging support of <br />legislation to amend Ch. 196. She questioned that those four <br />committee members can- represent the views of 200 people and can <br />appropriately request support on an issue which is to be decided <br />at the forthcoming Special Town Meeting. She asked for clarifi- <br />cation of the role of the TMNA Executive Committee. <br />She felt that the TMMA Executive Committee has gone beyond <br />providing information and monitoring Town Meeting decisions into <br />other areas, and that all. concerned will be affected if their role <br />is not defined. <br />Mrs. Battin said she felt that the matter should be brought <br />up at the November 20th TMMA Information Meeting and on the floor <br />of Town Meeting; that it was not a matter to be decided upon by <br />the Board of Selectmen. <br />Mr. Sacco expressed his opinion in agreement with Mrs. Swanson <br />that the TMMA Executive Committee was expanding its role. inap- <br />propriat ely and felt that it was a matter of concern of the Board. <br />He requested copies of correspondence referred to by Mrs. Swanson, <br />Public Hearing <br />Sewer Use Charge <br />Regs. <br />At 7:45 p.m.,, Mrs. Battin opened the legally advertised Pub- <br />lic Hearing on proposed Sewer Use Charge Regulations and read the <br />proposed regulations. <br />Mr. Hutchinson commented that there had been no comments <br />from the public on the regulations adding that Lexington's rates <br />will remain among the lowest even with the proposed increase. <br />There being no questions or comments in favor or opposition <br />from Board Members, or the audience, the hearing was declared <br />closed. <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adopt <br />the proposed Sewer Use Charge Regulations as follows: <br />A rate of 43�_ /h . c . f . of water consumption is adopted <br />consistent with Board of Selectmen adopted budget <br />position of April 10, 19840 <br />A minimum rate of $11.00 for water and $8 for sewer <br />or $19. semi - annually, or $39.20/yr. for both services <br />is adopted. (Based upon consumption of 2000 cu. ft.). <br />Water customers not connected to the Lexington Sewer <br />System as a general rule shall be exempt f rom the <br />sewer use charge. Special situations that call for <br />specialized _use of the Lexington System will be sub - <br />j ect to a special charge. <br />All water users shall be issued proportionate sewer <br />use charges except that commercial farmers who require <br />the irrigation of crops and have a separate water meter <br />shall be exempt from the sewer charge covered by that <br />separate watering . <br />