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Goal Setting Minutes -2- July 2, 1986 <br />Board Relationship with Financial Committees - Bill Dailey suggested we <br />forge a new relationship with the financial committees while working on <br />fiscal discipline for the School and Town. It was painted out that the <br />Moderator really controls the makeup of the committees and we should <br />continue to encourage the appointment of people with financial or business <br />backgrounds. It was suggested that Bill Dailey, Jack Eddison and the Town <br />Manager meet with the Moderator and appropriate parties to review how we <br />can build on this relationship. <br />Board Relationship with Town Meeting -- The Selectmen felt the Town Meeting <br />process worked well this year and instructed the Manager to stay with the <br />financial agenda first on the warrant and agreed that we should continue to <br />give an outline of what was expected to be dealt with at each Town Meeting <br />so that people would have some sense of time and expectations. <br />Board Relationship with Legislators - Board members felt that the response <br />of Legislators in attending Selectmen's meetings was productuctive but it <br />was also thought to be appropriate for the Chairman to meet with Senator <br />Kraus and Representative Doran to review Town concerns such as local aid, <br />county jail assumption cost so that a dialogue could take place independent <br />of the regular public meeting process. All Board members were concerned <br />with the fact that Senator Kraus' position on local aid did not appear to <br />be responsive to suburban issues. <br />Now <br />Board Relationship with HATS (Hanscom Area Traffic Study) - Leo McSweeney <br />agreed to serve and add new emphasis to this committee as the problem of <br />economic development and accordant traffic congestion was going to be a <br />primary issue for not only Lexington but all Towns and we did not. want our <br />own efforts to be of no avail if others were going to proceed with massive <br />development while we were dealing with down zoning and the like. <br />II. 1986 Goals - status review. The Board and the Manager looked at FY 86 <br />goals recognizing that some items were ongoing such as golf course <br />acquisition and lease, Hartwell Avenue, Bedford Street, Marrett Road. It <br />was agreed that Jack Eddison and the Manager would pursue expedition of <br />both of these street construction programs. It was further agreed that <br />Battlegreen Regulations which had been prepared in 1585 would be officially <br />adopted recognizing the work of Selectmen Battin and Politi. <br />III. Town Manager <br />A. Staff support for committees - The Manager advised the Board to be <br />cautious in the designation of advisory committees because more <br />recently with the addition of committees there was an effort to create <br />subcommittees which adds to the administrative burden compromising our <br />ability to serve these volunteer citizens. The Board agreed that <br />before subcommittees are appointed or advisory committees appointed by <br />the Board, their objectives and status should be reviewed by the Board <br />with authorization to proceed or not proceed. Um <br />
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