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7% 2- Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to recaunend to the Board of Appeals that the changes in rental mix be implemented b upgrading a corresponding number of one-bedroam. units to two- bedroam units to compensate for loss of roans in the decrease of the number of three-bedrocin units. It will also be reccnziereed that the Town's rights to purchase units as designated in the original mix be retained. Mr. White will transmit the Board's recommendations to the Board of Appeals, JMY 4 CARNIVAL Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the request of the Lexington Lions Club for use of the Center Fields for the Fourth of July Carnival to be held on June 30, July 1, 2 3 and 4 1988. ► I & I CONTRACr #87 -1 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted that the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Lexington intends to award Contract #87 -1 Wastewater Collection System Improvemments, Sewer System Rehabilitation on the basis of Alternate B in the amount of $249,090 to D& C Construction Company, subject to the approval of and grant increase fran the Mass . Division of Water Pollution Control and Town Counsel's approval as to bid form.. MINUTES Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to accept as presented the minutes of Selectmen's Meetings on April 11, and April 13, 1988. SNICKING REGUIATICNS 4 Letter tram the Board of Health dated April 28, 1988, proposing amendments to the Health Board's Regulations restricting smoking in food service establishments, was noted. Mr. Marshall said he would be happy to support the proposal to decrease the smoking area in restaurants, but felt that some aspects of the t should be explored further, i.e. restrictions on P rivate functions in civic organization facilities. It was agreed that because of lack of time in which to consider the issue, no position would be taken by the Board, CQMETTEE APPO DMENTS Mr. Marshall asked that appointments to the Tra f f is Saf ety Advisory Committee and Town Celebrations Committee be postponed pending opportunity for Board discussion of the general structuring of Ccuinittees. It was agreed that the matter will be taken up at the Board's Coal Setting Meeting, Now , CONSENT AGENM RESIC IMATION ■ TOWN ORATIONS COMMITTEE Upon motion duly made and seconded,, it was voted to accept the resignation of Dawn E. Dziokonski, as a member of the Torn Celebrations Sub- cammittee ■ effective ' ' ately.