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0� Selectmen Meeting -- 3- N o vember 19, 1984 Citizens on the Town Sewer System but not on the Town Water System shall be charged an average. price of $50.00 per year. - In 'the event of special circum- stances, a special assessment will be levied. The Manager asked for amendment of the minutes of the meeting of April 10, 1984 , t.o ref lect the adoption of the rate of 43(� h. f .. c. of water consumption, in the report on the Board's vote to institute a Sewer User Fee System. Upon motion-duly made and seconded ,- it was voted to amend the minutes of the Selectmen's Meeting of April to , 1984, as re- defined by the Town Manager. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve, as corrected, the minutes of the Selectmen's Meeting on . 0ctober 29, 1984. Mr. Hutchinson suggested that Senator Kraus and Representa- tive Doran be invited to meet with the B oard on December 3, for discussion of current and upcoming legislation. Minutes 10/29/84 Mtg. with Legislators Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to acknow- G. Bugbee ledge the loath birthday of Genevieve Bugbee, a resident of East loath b' day Village Nursing Home, on Wednesday, November 21. Selectman Sacco will present a gift and greetings from the Board to Mrs. Bugbee on that occasion. soft Upon motion duly. made and seconded, it was voted to refer Traffic item the request of residents of Russell Square ,for prohibition of Russell Sq. parking on the northeast side of Massachusetts Avenue from Hunt to Winthrop Road to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee and the Center Revitalization Committee for review and recommendations. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted as recom- mended by the Town Engineer to approve sewer charges in lieu of betterment as follows: Moore Homes, Inc. 225 Waltham Street $2,707-63 Moore Homes., Inc. 229 Waltham Street $1,939.99 Upon motion . duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve New Hampshire Insurance Co. Local Officials Bond in the amount of $170,000, for James R. Kane, Tax Collector. The Chairman noted a request from Cory's of Lexington for permission to remain open for service of food and liquor until 2: 00 a.m. , on April 25, 1985, for an of ter - theatre gathering of the Second Season Players Theater Group . Mr. Sacco noted the unusually late closing time requested and questioned its legality under Board of Appeals permit and whether a precedent would be set by allowing it. �., Mr. McLaughlin moved that the item be tabled pending in- vestigation and report by the Town Manager on the matter. It was pointed out by Mr. Marshall that the Second Season . Players are a local group and it seemed to him to be a reason- able request. This view was supported by Mr. Eddison and Mrs. Battin. Mr. McLaughlin withdrew his motion to table. Sewer Chg. lieu /better- ment Bond -- Tax Collector Cory's ext. of hours