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u V The Board did. not. b(Ueve- that this was -a-fair- . - request to ma' -.e, an,-.-. did not- believe- that -Mr...licCormack was entitled -to --that consideration anCi the efor voted topay him at the sWil = rate that he was now receiving for his vacation. The Chairman reported that some tilme ago when the Water main was laid in l000d Street, a connection was rade by the eater Dept. to tho property of Linn B. Swain. He had not at that time signed the guarantee and after the water.was connected, he refused to sign the guarantee stating that conditions had changed and he was not able to sign it. Last fall the Boa -rd notified h m that if he did not sign the guarantee bond that they would shut 'tile 'nater off. At that time, Ar. Swain m,-ved. Recently, however, he sold the property and re nested that the water be tur_i^d (.n. The Boars! aft=r considering the matter did not see any way, as long as the water is in the strut, that it cold be withheld from th,-, purch.,,ser cf the pro,�erty and decided to have the water turner', on. Mr. O'Connell be'iev-I,d thct there could be a guarantee bond drawn up that could be filed in East Cambridge as a lien against the )roperty. He was therefor requested to draw up - such a form of bond. It was decided to reluest the Town Counse' to communicate with ,Ir. Collins, Attorney for Mr. S,erandeo, and have an a-reement drawn up for 'lir. Spera ideo to sign agreeing not to use the bui-ding owned by him as a dwelling. The Boars again ciscussed the matter of office of 'lambing Insfectcr an:: decided to request the Chairman to advise Jr. Bain that his office wil holt over Antil such time as an ap,ointcnent was made to that position. Application was received from Mr. Patrick 1cDonnell of 120 Woburn Street for the position of Plumbing Inspector. It was voted th 3,t the Chairman request the Civil Service Co_imission to hold the necessary examination so that the Town may put a properly qualified man in the position of Plumbing Inspector and that Mr. Patrick'McDonnell'S application be given consideration. Mr. O'Connell stated that within a week he expected to have permission to tear dolrvn the Old Paint Shop Building at Mass. Ave. Mr. Prentiss, Health Inspector, came before the Board and retorted on the complaint received that garbage was being dum>ed in the back yard at 25 Parker Street at the home of Stephen Hamblen. He requested that the contractor be asked to call at these premises. The Health Inspector a11a_rePorte, complaint receiv d relative to the family occupying the house at 516 Mass. Avenue keeping rabbits in the back room. He inspected the premises and fount! the report true and notified them to dispose of +h -.n within a week. 367