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122 bPb July 14, 1931. *04 Hon. Board of Selectmen Town Office Building Lexington, Mass. Gentlemen:- Recently entlemen:- Recently you issued an order to Nicholas Shea, Cedar Street, to clean up the premises and the house that he lives in, or the Board would order it closed after July 11th. Qn July 13th, I made an inspection of the property and foind that some of the rubbish has been cleaned out ofthe house, but no real progress has been made towards cleaning it up.. Shea In my opinion, it would be impossible to clean property. this place up so that we could say it was satisfactory, and I therefor recommend that the Board carry out the original order issued to close the premises, Yours very truly, Russell I. Prentiss ' Health Inspector, The Board felt that inasmuch as the house had not been cleaned up that 3t should be closed and decided to inform the Health Inspector to communicate with Mr. Nicholas Shea present occupant, and inform him informally, that tie Board intended to close the premises. The Chairman reported that Mr. Pierce informed Aerial him that there was sufficientmoney in the 'Unclassified maps. Account to charge the aerial maps in the amount of $140 to that account. The Bca rd went out to view the stakes placed by the Town Engineer on the property of Enos Harrington at the junction of Winthrop Road and Vine Brook Load. All of the persons on Winthrop Road intended to have sidewalks, and Mr. Harrington stated that he would have a sidewalk on Winthrop Road, but he also desired to have the stakes put in to show where his property line came at the junction of Winthrop Road and Vine Brook Road. It appears that when Highland Avenue was orig- inally laid out, it was laid out sixty feet wide and came down on to what is now part of Winthrop Road. Vine Brook road .is 42 feet wide, and Highland Avenue was laid out around thecorner of the Harrington property,