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_ Lo well Street: westerly approximately 986 feet north of East Street, a distance of about 8 feet of conduit. PUBLIC HEARING, DATA RESOURCES INC. HARTWELL AVENUE The Chairman opened the Public Hearing on the petition of Data Inc. to obtain a grant of location to install and maintain Resources, wires in Hartwell Avenue. conduit manholes and underground cables and/or e. Frank DiP � representing ietro re resentin Data Resources, was present to explain the need for the work to provide service for computer communication and security m onitoring s ystems between buildings at #24 and #29 Hartwell Avenue. He m o n g y noted Mr. Tonaszuck's suggested condition req uiring working hours from 9:00 p a.m. to 3;00 .m. to avoid traffic problems, which would be agreeable to his firm. There bein g no other comments in favor or in opposition, the Chairman declared the hearing closed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the p Y petition, plans lans and orders of Data Resources, Inc. for installation of conduit manholes and underground cables and /or wires in the following location: Hartwell Avenue: from building 24 to building 29, as shown on plan entitled "Site Plan of Land in Lexington, WA" - prepared for Data Resources by SSC-Bedford, MA dated August 21, 19888 Approval ranted wi .th the provisions that working h�urs - will be - Pp was g - from 9:00 a . m . to 3:00 p , m . and the .final patch be done two creeks after completion of the - work SENATOR KRAUS /REPRESENTATIVE DORAN Senator Kraus and Representative Doran were present for discussion of current legislation and the impact on Lexington of pending bills. Regarding Local Aid, Senator Kraus estimated available funds to be less g g than h alf (40 of last ear's. He reported that the Local Aid Committee is � y p repared to ive recommendations for distribution of aid in FY88 and to p g estimate how much assistance will be needed for equalization and to provide basic needs of communities. He anticipated, however, that this total will exceed the amount the Administration is projecting to be available. Hearings will be held throughout the State to involve the public and to allow the addressing of needs of communities. Rep. Doran referred to tax cap legislation which he felt would impact the Y �bilit of the State to continue funding local aid at current levels* t He added that it would be hard to determine what 40% of the g rowth in state revenues actually is. Regarding he State takeover of the Courts from the Counties, Mr. Doran said it would g constitute a form of local aid. He noted further the need to make u p for the loss of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds in the face of the Federal cut back. Mr. Hutchinson referred to a print -out of categories and types of local some of which he had not perceived as local aid items. Senator Kraus aid, - agreed that the definitions of direct and ' I n dire ct local aid need to be refined and clarified*