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1 1 that the clans ware reedy for eppr:val and the Board therefor signed Fame. It was voted to approve bills for the Town Counsel in 'the pig case of John M. Miskell in the amount of $787.35, and of Ballou in the amount of $58.90. In regard to the appointments it was decided to take up the nominations on Tuesday evening next. However, it was decided to nominatO Ezra F. Breed as Plumbing Inspector. Mr. John F. Tibbetts, Building Inspector, come before the Board together with lir. Frank Perkins who hrs started an automobile repair shop at 26 Parker Street.- rlr.-Tibbetts stated that the owner of th:� building, 'fir. James A. Bean, believed that he had a right'to operate an automobile repair shop, inasmuch as a blacksmith shop had been located in this place 10 years previous. It was decided that the Chairman take the matter up with the Town Counsel to find out if this automobile repair shop could be operated in a residence district under the Zoning Law. The Building Inspector reported that he did not believe the grand stand at the Par4er Field is worth being repaired. Mr. Custance, however, made a written report to the Board that he felt that the grand stand could be repaired, and it should be done for approximately $60.00 and recommended that DeVeau Brothers be requested to give a figure on the same. . It was decided that fir. Custance together with the Supt. of Public Works should see to it that the necessary repairs were made to the grand stand before the 19th of' April. The sewer orders for installation of sewers in.Independence Avenue, Robbins Road, Glen Road, Locust Avenue, Tower Straet, Smith .venue, and Upl.nd Road, which were prepared by the Clerk, were handed over to the Supt. of Public Works to await application for sewerrfrom Robbins -& Smith in the several streets on their property. The Chairman brought up the fIct ttYat he felt that Robbins & Smith should -i l'ay the entire cost of --he sewer -.t one time without having the same api)ortioned over a number of years, inasmuch as it was a direct benefit to their property. The Supt. of Pubic Works was requested to take up this suggestion with Robbins & Smith when they apply for the sewer. In regard to the installation of sewer in Lincoln Street, it was suggested that the Supt. of Public Works have the Engineering Department make a study of the storm drainage and underdrain in connection with the installation of the sewer. It was also voted that the grade of the sewer in Lincoln Street from a point 250 feet westerly beyond Audubon Road be raised to approximately 5 feet above the McClintock and Woodfall grade in.I,accordance with the profile made by the Town Engineer dated March 29, 1928. The Edison Electpic IlL. Co. was granted a wire attachment to poles, of the N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. on Fletcher Avenue on fourth pole south of Hayes Lane. The Board signed the lease to DLniel J. OrConnell of the property