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371 Mr. Custance presented an agreement which he felt might be agreed upon between the Board and Mr. Morey when they decided to lay out the street. The Board felt that the last far agraph of the agreement ' in regard to damages ,wherein the $oard would agree to recommend to the Town the payment of a sum not in excess of $300. should be left off the agreement. They requested Mr. Custance to talk with Mr. Morey to see whether or not he would be agreeable to the other items in the proposal and report to the Board at the next meeting. Mr. Custance also reported that he would like to see shade trees planted around the end of the street if the cut-off is made. The Chairman reported that the Chief of Police talked with him in regard to placing some kind of sign to slow down the traffic in Bast Lexington between Pleasant Street and Curve Traffic Street. The Board felt that the school signs should be erected signs. and also illuminated "Slow Signs", and requested the Supt; of Public Works to erect these signs. Mr. Custance called attention to the fact that Mr. Napoli has to apply for a permit for a roadside stand befcr e the Board of Appeals each year and a charge of $10.00 is made for the advertising. Mr. Napoli fellt that this is a hardship and Mr. Custance felt that the Board should be able to make some recommendations to the Napoli Board of Appeals relative to the charge to be made after the stand. first payment is made of $10. In regard to the drain near the Gorman property at the corner ' of Reed Street and. Bedford Street, Supt. of Public Works reported that he fould the culvert across Bedford Street was blocked and that 17e is putting in a 30 inch pipe that would carry to the end Gorman of the Old culvert and across the street. property Mr. Custance suggested instead of Akron pipe that they use a reinforced concrete pipe under Bedford Street. Letter was received from the Supt. of Public Warks recommending the purchase of a tractor. He feltrthat the tractor he recommended to the Board last week could be Tractor. used for many purposes. '-�he Board felt that Mr. Scamman should look into the purchase of the Fordson Tractor and also to find out . what the allowance would be for turning in the present tractor. It was felt also that it was not certain that the attachments could be obtained for the tractor recommended by Mr. Scamman. If Mr. Scamman desired to rent the tractor on hand at the present time, he was instructed to secure a written agreement from the Company that this in no way will bind him to make a purchase. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 P.M. A true record, Attest: Clerk.