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r Selectmen's Meeting -3- April 14, 1985 RESIGNATION, AUSTIN LEE, ARTS COUNCIL Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to accept with regret the resignation of Austin Lee from the Lexington Council for the Arts. PROCLAMATION - NEUROF I_BROMATOSI S AWARENESS MONTH Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to proclaim May, 1986, as Neurofibromatosis Awareness Month in Lexington in endorsement of a similar proclamation by , Governor Dukakis. TRAFFIC ITEMS - REF RREL TO T.S.A.C. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer the following requests to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee for its review and recommendations: 2 Traffic safety concerns of Mrs Temallo, Lowell Street . Requests of School Dept., No Parking, Brookside Avenue . Requests of Chief Bergeron: Speed limit sign, Camelia Place and STOP signs at Worthen Road /Bedford Street traffic lights. . Requests of Police Department: traffic safety concerns, Lowell Street /Westminster Avenue; Bedford Street, entrance to Middlesex Racquet & Swim Club ROAD RECONSTRUCTION HANCOCK & MIDDLE STREETS Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the petition, plans and orders of New England Telephone Company and Boston Edison Company for the purpose of relocating thirteen joint owned poles in Hancock Street. This work is necessary for road construction. A public hearing was not required. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the petition, plans and orders of New England Telephone Company and Boston Edison Company for the purpose of relocating two joint owned poles in Middle Street. This work is necessary for road construction. A public hearing was not required. TOWN MEBTING PROCEDURES Mr. Marshall will notify the Moderator of the request of the Center Devitalisation Committee e -to present its Lexington Center Report at the start of that evening's session of Town Meeting, CALDOR MALL REZONING ARTICLE Selectmen's position on Article 4$, Caldor Mall proposal for rezoning to CD, was considered. Mrs. Smith noted the Planning Board's support of the Article and outlined the reasons for that position.