1932-05-24 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

426 Mr. John Audick came before the Board and asked what Mr. Custance reported that he had viewed the Board of Survey regulations afid'rwith one correction recommended that the regulations with the changes as suggested by the Town Engineer be approved. It was therefor voted to approve the regulations as follows: TOWN OF LEXINGTON RULES AND R}•,'GULATTONS GOVERNING THE PREPARATION OF PLANS SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD OF SURVEY. 1. Petitions for the approval of plans by the Board of Survey shall be made on forms obtained from the office of the Town Engineer, and shall be accompanied by plans. 2. Plans shall show scales, date, surveyor's name and address, north point, and names of abutting owners. All plans submitted to the Board for approval must be drawn to scale with waterproof ink on tracing cloth 20" high and 30" wide outside dimensions, with a 2 inch margin on each side except the left side whereit will be 12 inches wide. C! the Board was going to do about the street in front of Mr. Folgerts house. The Board informed him that they understood there was a petition being circulated for the acceptance of the balance of the street. What Mr. Audick was particularly interested in was in getting the grades of the street Tucker when it was finished so he could fix up his property to Avenue the grade of the street. The Board informed him that they would request the Town Engineer to get in touch with him and give him the grades and Mr. Scamman stated that it would be around the middle of June when he would get around to finishing up Tucker Avenue, The Coard discussed the complaint of Mr. Silvio Commeriere in regard to the water being drdned in on his land from the Town of Arlington and his not being able to do any farming on the land owing to the water being stagnant. Commeriere The Board felt that there was a great deal of other complaint brook work to be done in the Town that should be done as well as this work. It was felt that the work on the brook should be done for $50. and not over $100 and it was felt also that Mr. Commeriere could do the work himself if authorization were given him. It was voted to leave the matter with the Chairman to negotiare with Mr. Commeriere to do the work for an amount not to exceed $100. Supt. of Public Workst attention was called to the Lowell culvert near Lowell Street and a hole which is about two Street or three feet from the fence which needs to be fixed right away. Mr. Custance reported that he had viewed the Board of Survey regulations afid'rwith one correction recommended that the regulations with the changes as suggested by the Town Engineer be approved. It was therefor voted to approve the regulations as follows: TOWN OF LEXINGTON RULES AND R}•,'GULATTONS GOVERNING THE PREPARATION OF PLANS SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD OF SURVEY. 1. Petitions for the approval of plans by the Board of Survey shall be made on forms obtained from the office of the Town Engineer, and shall be accompanied by plans. 2. Plans shall show scales, date, surveyor's name and address, north point, and names of abutting owners. All plans submitted to the Board for approval must be drawn to scale with waterproof ink on tracing cloth 20" high and 30" wide outside dimensions, with a 2 inch margin on each side except the left side whereit will be 12 inches wide. C!