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1 <br />- 2 - <br />Mr. Eddison also shared Mr. Dailey's concerns relative to funding <br />of essential services by additional overrides but felt that the voters NNW <br />have every right to express themselves on the current issue of the <br />purchase of Pine Meadows. He said that he was still undecided on how he <br />will vote at an election on the question of override but would support <br />the calling of an election. <br />He noted his concern that there will now be no provision of <br />affordable housing on the Pine Meadows land which he felt represented an <br />addition to the high cost being paid for the land. <br />Mr. McSweeney said that he had gone into Town Meeting with many <br />questions on which Article to support but that after he listened to the <br />information presented had decided to vote for Article 4. <br />He felt that an override would impose financial hardships on many <br />citizens but that it was important to let the final decision on the <br />matter be made by the voters and would vote in favor of calling an <br />election. <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted 4 -- i by roll call <br />vote, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Eddison, Mr. McSweeney, with Mr. <br />Dailey voting in the negative, to call an election on Wednesday, August <br />17, 1988 on the question of shall the Town of Lexington be allowed to <br />exempt from the provisions of proposition two and one -half, so called, <br />the amounts required to pay for the bonds to be issued in order to <br />purchase (i) the land shown as Lot 63 on Assessors' Property Map 66, and <br />(iii) the land shown as Lot 64 on Assessors' Property Map 66, which bonds <br />were authorized by a vote passed at the July 13, 1988 special Town <br />Meeting. <br />Mr. White noted the need, based on the possible ownership by the <br />Town of the golf course by mid - September, to implement a search for a <br />golf club manager. He has made contacts with other communities which <br />are in that situation to assist in formulating procedures. <br />He felt that the RFP must be prepared very carefully and asked for <br />input from the Board as to what type of golf course is wanted and for <br />definition of what services are to be provided. <br />He will report further to the Board as the process progresses. <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn at 7:35 <br />P.M. <br />A true record, Attest: ., <br />( 4 <br />G <br />/ iari H. Sno <br />Executive clerk <br />