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33 Letter was received from the Joint Committee on Municipal Finance of Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Boston Real Estate Exchange of 80 Federal Street in which attention was called to House Bill 1144 being a bill for the acquisition of land in the city of Somerville for park purposes at a maximum cost of $350,000 and from which an assessment will be made to the towns and cities in the metropolitan district. This bill has already passed the house and request was made that it be House opposed by our Senator. Bill The assessment to Lexington would be $1116.and it was 1144. voted to notify the Senator to oppose the bill. Letter+ was received from the Planning Board in which it was stated that a hearing will be held at the Selectments SELECTMENIS MEETING ' MAY 290 1934 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Office, Town Office Building, on May 29, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Gilereast, Ferguson, O'Connell and Lyons were present. The Clerk was also present. The following commitments were signed by the Board: Water Repairs and Miscellaneous Charges 68.13 Water & Water Rates, First Section 6767.46 Sewer Com - Sever Rates, First Section 580.59 mitmenta• Sewer Services and Rentals 13.90 Water Rates 10.00 Water Service Charges 48.20 State Aid Pay Roll in the amount of $16 was signed for the month of May. State Aid Sunday golf Entertainment License for all Sundays in Sunday Golf the month of June was signed by the Board, for G. W. Bean, Bean for the driving range on Bedford Street. At 8 P.M. hearing was declared open upon the applica- tion of Pasquale Luongo of 57 Pleasant Street for permission to maintain a two car garage of block construction at 57 Pleasant St. Mr. Luongo and his son appeared and presented plan of the proposed garage. No persons appeared to object and it was voted to grant the permit subject to the approval of ths. Building Inspector. A hearing was advertised on the application of Stanley E. Cliff for permission to maintain a two car garage at lots Cliff 15, 16 and 17 Simonds Road, Lexington. The applicant did Garage not appear, therefor no action was taken on the application Letter was received from the Joint Committee on Municipal Finance of Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Boston Real Estate Exchange of 80 Federal Street in which attention was called to House Bill 1144 being a bill for the acquisition of land in the city of Somerville for park purposes at a maximum cost of $350,000 and from which an assessment will be made to the towns and cities in the metropolitan district. This bill has already passed the house and request was made that it be House opposed by our Senator. Bill The assessment to Lexington would be $1116.and it was 1144. voted to notify the Senator to oppose the bill. Letter+ was received from the Planning Board in which it was stated that a hearing will be held at the Selectments