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IM L EET IP: G , ix1Tj. AC".Y 15, 1.24•. n regular meeting of the Bo%Lrd of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Hall, lexington, on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1924, at 5:00 P. y. The following members of the Board present; namely: Iv'esere. Scamman.11lake, Hutchinson, Burnham and Doulton; the Town clerk and the Asst gown clerk were also present. Attorney Thomas F. Sullivan came before the Board with his client, Joseph Trani, on the appeal of said Trani from the decis_on of the Building Inspector. The 3uilding Inspector weld up the permit applied for by Trani so that the ordin.nce of the Planning Board would be accepted ay the Town and 4�Lr. Trani would then have to place hie building twenty feet back from the street line. Kr. badman stated that the plane and specifications pre- eented by h'Lr. Trani were in accordance with the Building Laws, em� we tk e- lW Ulau MW Qba The board requested rr. Trani to consult with the Planning Board and see if they could come to some agreement. u;r. Trani said he was willing to set the stores back ten feet but if the Zoning ordinance went through others would not be compelled to place their buildings back twenty feet but his would already have been placed back and he would not ,yet the trade. He agreed, however, to talk ,°:ith the Planning Board on 74riday ev,.ning next ani said he crould -do what wa.s right in the patter. Petition for street lights on concord Avenue from the junction of Pleasant St. and Concord Avemae to the 3elmont Line was received and turned over to the Supt. of Public Works. Request was made by the Planning Board that the Board call a Torn Meeting on February 11th so that the matter of zoning may be acted upon. No date was set as the Planning Board were again to confer with the Board. Insurance policies ordered through various agents for renewals were approved by the Board. T etter was written to Frederick L. Lmery in which the Board informed that a sign was to be placed at the corner of Lowell and Liaple Streets directing traffic and will ta're the place of the wooden sign that he objected to. Request for an, increase i:: pay was received from Albert ROeV, Supt. of Streets, :eater i sei%rer. The incre�sP asked for was $700. Request for an increase in pay of the Police Department was received from the members and the Sergeant and Crier. th Board requested the Uhief to figure the,estimates ofe hie depart- ment including ,he increase and the matter would be taken up 1 1 1