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116 �v KEET11-gG. "-Y 231 1922. All Members Present. The records of the last meeting were read and approved. Mr. Ribok, ,rho is to build a block on the reserve property, between the Viano block and the Lexirg ton Trust Co. came before the Board together with his attorney, Mr. Jacobs, to appeal the decision of the Building Inspector on the interpretation of the Building Law. His claim was that although he was erecting a sec-dnd class building, he could place the same close to the brick wall of the Viano block. The Building Inspector informed him that he would have to place his building 7z feet from the adjoining property. The building; Inspector also had the opinion of the Town Counsel to the same effect. l The Board informed lir. Jacobs that if a let class building was built he could put the same up close to the line of the adjoining property but a second class building must be 71 feet from the line. Land Court notice relative to land of Roy B. McLean and Lulu B. ' :McLean of Centre and Lee Streets, No. Lexington was turned over to the Town Engineer. Kr. Eugene V. Earle and Mr. Hugh J. Maguire came before the Board and requested that something be dons on Wood Street to put it in better condition. He was informed that the Board had requested the County Commissioners to establish the bounds. Mr. Maguire made the request that the street lights be extended on Wood Street. kir. Scamman agreed to go over the ground with yLr. Earle some time the coming week. Mr. George H. Gibson.came before the Board and explained that the drainage system in front of his place at 59 �valtham St, was not adequate. He talked with kir. 69hite former Supt. of Streets some time ago and was informed that a catch basin should take care of the surface water that stands in the section between kir. 11,ull- iken's driveway and kir. Bellow's driveway, Mr. Duffy was requested to look the situation over and work out a satiefactory drainage scheme and report to the Board on same. In regard to the $3500 insurance formerly on the Stone Crusher, which has been demolished and exposed of, the Board decided to place this amount as follows: $2000 on Village Hall, and $1500 on the 01d Adams School. Insurance policy amounting to $13,000 issued through the office of Jay 0. Richards was approved.