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Selectmen’s Meeting April 3, 2006 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, April 3, 2006, at 6:30 p.m. in the Selectmen’s Meeting Room. Chairman Krieger, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Pagett, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Manz; Mr. Valente, Town Manager; Mr. Lahey, Town Counsel; and Ms. Pease, Executive Clerk were present. Liquor License – Change of d/b/a for Second Julian, LLC (94 Hartwell Avenue) Mr. Brackett, Manager, came before the Selectmen to request a change of d/b/a from The Hartwell Grill & Wine Bar to Max Stein’s American on Hartwell because of a conflict with the trademark. There is no change to the business plan. Plans are to open on April 24, 2006. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the application and issue a license for the change of d/b/a of an all-alcoholic common Victualler liquor license to Second Julian LLC, d/b/a Max Stein’s American on Hartwell, 94 Hartwell Avenue. MWRA Sewer Rehabilitation Project Terry Flynn and Tom Linburg, representing MWRA, updated the Board on an upcoming project in Lexington along the bike path to rehabilitate the corroded force main pipe by slip lining with butt-fused high-density polyethylene pipe. To complete the work the contractor will set up at access pits excavated at the upstream and downstream ends of work. The HDPE pipe will be fused above ground along the bike path and pulled through the existing ductile iron pipe with a winch. All areas affected by construction will be restored to match preconstruction conditions. It is anticipated that construction will take approximately 12 weeks once it begins. The bike path will be passable most of the time. It will be closed for an hour or two as necessary and a police detail will be on the bike path when necessary. Work will not encroach on any private property. MWRA will work beside the bike path and on the bike path as necessary and trucks will be behind the Fire Station. MWRA will notify the Town when they can start the project. Communications Advisory Committee – RCN Contract Amendment Mr. Buczkowski, member of the Communications Advisory Committee (CAC), presented an amendment to the RCN contract. The proposed amendment will provide the Town the following: $50,000 lump sum, the Town will no longer pay for internet service ($1,000 per month) until the end of RCN’s contract (May 2009), and the Town will not be required to repay the initial revenue received from RCN at the beginning of their contract.