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.M2- The students were thanked for their efforts and interest in Town Government and they retired from the meeting. PROCL AMATIGN STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY_ Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to proclaim Wednesday, April 9, 1986 as Student Government Day, BOSTON EDI SON CONDUIT 1_�E�FORD STREET Mr. Chisholm representing Boston Edison Company, was present for the public hearing on that company's petition for permission to install conduit in Bedford Street. He explained the need for the installation to provide electric service to #57 Bedford Street. Work is scheduled to commence after Apr st and only one half of the roadway will be opened at one time. The r mmendation of the Director of Public Works in favor of approval was noted. There being no ether comments favor or in opposition, the Chairman declared the h ear i ng closed, Upon motiou duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the petition of Boston Edison Company for permission to install approximately 76 feet of conduit in Bedford Street, approximately 93 feet north of Worthen Road, thence turning and running east. TRAFFIC ITEM - CENTER PLAYGROUND Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer the request of Alexandra Hewer relative to traffic safety concerns near the Center Playground to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee for review and recommendation. WATER CHARGES. 12 EMERALD STREET Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve water charges in lieu of betterment in the amount of $90.00 for property owned by Robert Phelan at 12 Emerald Street. TOWN WESTING ARTICLES Wr. Hutchinson reviewed with the Board a list of items to be dealt with at that night's session of Town Meeting. He noted the School Committee's request to take up the School Rehabilitation Article on May 7, and recommended this procedure to allow time for the bus tour and study by the Permanent Building Committee. With respect to the School Computer Systems Article, which was expected to come up that evening, Board members unanimously expressed their views in opposition to the current proposal.