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r r� T fir' Y y - 4 - RAEDACC got One Day Liquor License on October 80, 1988 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to a Liquor following: applications f or One Day � r L i tense for the f o�.1ow i ng . W. R. Grace Company RAEDACC, on November 5, 1888, 55 Hayden Avenue. Second Season Pla ers March 1 8 an y y , , d 14, 188, Kielty Hall, St. Brigid's Parish, 2001 Mass. Avenue, Mystic Valley orchestra, November 7, 1888 and February 27 Car Memorial Hall , r r y CONSERVATION RESTRICTIONS Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve a conservation restriction and tram easement granted by the Baal Companies to provide protection for on -site wetlands and the wooded buffer areas on the north and east sides of the Ledgemont property and to ovide public access p to Hayden Woods conservation area, approved as to form by Town C_unsel. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve a conservation restriction granted by John Hurd over the rear portion of his lot at Pheasant Brook Estates for protection of the central Pheasant Brook wetlands, approved as to form by Town Counsel, ROTARY VOTECH HOUSE r' EMERALD STREET Mr. McSweeney noted that the Rotary /VoTech ho - use on Emerald Street-was near completion and suggested that - an open house be held on Sunday, November - Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the plans - for an open house at #8 Emerald Street and that all Town Meeting Members and Town Officials be notified of the event. The intent of the Board to transfer the Emerald Street property to Le:: HAB was reaffirmed, so as to allow for advertising of the availability of the low income rental unit. PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION SEWER WATER RATES Mr. Eddison opened the Public Information Session on the proposed increases in Sewer and Water Rates for FY87. The recommended rates were outlined as follows: Water Rates Sewer Rates Current Proposed $0.55 /hcf $0. ?4 /hcf $0 =48 /hcf $0.84 /hcf The Manager's recommendations also included a $0.20/hcf water rate surcharge on yearly consumption over 244 hcf thundred cubic feet) and a minimum ( 24 hcf) water sewer charge of $15.44, decreased from the current minimum charge of $19.60. Mr. Hutchinson noted the need for rate increases to accommodate higher Mass. Water Resources Authority water and sewer assessments. Consistent with direction from the Board, he, with the assistance of Walter Tonaszuck r John Ryan, Susan Adler and Candy McLaughlin, submitted the new rate structure which would place water on a full enterprise basis, with stability for the next few years eXpetted. The sewer rate structure proposed would