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the present location of the lights in that section and a recomrcendation for changinC; the lighting. This was refer- red to Mr. Gilcreast for his attention. Letter was received from the Boar=d of Selectmen of the Town of Belmont in which it was stated that they would be represented at the County Commissioners hearing on Feb. 20, at 10 A.M. at which time the hearing; will be held on the construction of Pleasant & Watertown Streets in Lexing- ton, and Belmont will endeavor to have the extension into Belmont consturcted also, under Chapter 90, General Laws. The Chairman reported that the Town Engineer found that the Bow Street sewer could be connected on the trunk line sewer in East Lexington without further assessment , and it was therefore voted to insert an article in the Town IV"rrant to install a sevier in Cliffe Avenue, Bow St. and Theresa Avenue, provided it could be done without fur- ther assessment. 519 Pleasant St.hearing Sewer, Cliffe Ave. Bids were received for the work at the house of Michael Bids,re- E. Duffy, 7 Tewksbury Street as follows: pairs to Duffy house Edward H. Mara $55.80 and 30V a roll for paper F. H. Tobin 45:00 it 20d ° " 11 e L. C. Bentley 72.00 all including; paper. It was left with the Chairman to check up on the number of rolls of paper to be used so the definite cost could be figured. Application for insurance to be placed for the town was receiv-d from Marguerite E. Walsh of 1508 Mass. Avenue. It was decided to ac'Tnowled-;e the application and place the same on file. It was voted to lay upon the t-b7e the placement of the insurance on the Shelales House located on the Cemetery Property. Edward W. Taylor, Chie' of the Fire Dept. came before the Board and presented drawings of a proposed fire station which he had made, shoriing a three door fire station. In reference to the location on the Phelps property on Bedford St. proposed b7'r the Board for a fire station, Mr. Taylor agreed that this location was satisfactory and that the turn at Elm Avenue and Bedford Street could be made by the fire apparatus. It was suggested that Mr. Ferguson take the drawings ' and make a study and recommend to the Board any changes he may offer. It was voted that the action of the Board taken at the Insurance Shelales Hous e Insurance Drawings of Fire Sta- tion