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424 called attention to the rats that were around the store, rA but she felt that the rats could be easily exterminated. She was ready to cooperate to clean the place up and 10,000 would do so right away. She stated that the yards had been cleaned up outside. 150,000 The Board considered the need of a sewer in Vine St. 2/3 an emergency, and voted: 150,000 The Board of Selecrmen of Lexington, acting as a /3 Board of Health, hereby give written notice to the occupants 15,000 of the premises located at Numbers 2, 1®, 12, 14,16,18, 1/3 19, 192, and 20 Vine Street, and Numbers 20 and Rear 35 000 20 Woburn Street, Lexington, that the said Board of 6/7 Health is satisfied upon examination that the said premises 45�OT0 may become a nuisance or be a cuase of sickness to the occupants or the public and require that the said premises be vacated bar May 31, 1932. The said premises shall not be again occupied as dwelling places thereafter without written permission of the Board of Health. By order of the Board of Selectmen Acting as a Board of Health by Clerk. The -:°Board also discussed the matter of the destruction of the store and decided to have the Town Engineer take pictures of the store at various angles. The Board voted to send notice to Mrs. Mulvey ordering the destruction and removal of the store inasmuch as the Board consider it a nuisance and menace to health. Representative Albert H. Burnham came before the Board in regard to the Lexington damages in connection with the construction of Concrod Avenue. He gave the following as the land damages for each town: Land Damage Percentage Cambridge $2000 850. Arlington 10,000 40. Belmont 150,000 '6 2/3 Lexington 150,000 23 /3 Lincoln 15,000 13 1/3 Concord 35 000 26 6/7 Total 45�OT0 He stated that Belmont, Concord and Lincoln assess- ments were now down fairly low. He called attention to the meeting of the Ways and Means Committee, Wednesday morning, and he felt that the Chairman of the Board should attend. Mr. Trask agreed to attend the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Parker who own property at the corner of Eaton Road and Bertwell Road„ and Mr. Reynolds, came before the Board in regard to the Parker garage. Mr. Parker has a sketch of the garage locatd.d adjoining his house.