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430 ConM X for renewal. It listed the way the insurance had been I allotted. Mr. Clark moved that the policy be renewed and that the prevailing arran ements for distribution be con- tinued. Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted. Letter was received from the Chief of Police rel - Complaint ative to the complaint of Newell V. Barrett of Saugus. re The Chief said that he had talked with Patrolman George officer. C. Barry who was the officer that Barrett complained of and Barry denied that he had any unnecessary talk with Barrett. Letter was received from Robert C. Lee of 18 Lock - Insurance wood Road requesting that he be allowed to write some of the Town's insurance. It was decided to place the letter on file for future consideration. Commitment of Water Liens in the amount of $38.17 Commitment. was signed by the Board. Upon motion of Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr. Giroux, I the following licenses were granted: Letter was received from the Town Counsel relative to a surety bond to guarantee for a term of years the quality of sidewalks built for the Town by private contractors. Mr. Wright ington said that he found no Statute prohibiting this and the By-laww provide that the Town may require a bond with satisfactory sureties for the faithful performance of any contract. Mr. ' Bonds for Wri htin ton said that the contract could include a g g sidewalk promise by the contractor that the quality of the work construction. would be such that no defects would appear for five years and then a surety bond guaranteeing performance of that clause could be required. The Chairman had asked Mr. Wrightington if the Town could enforce a surety bond given at the beginning of the year by a private contractor guaranteeing the performance of any con- struction that might be awarded to him by the Town during the year. He saw no reason why a bond of this character should not be enforcable. Mr. Giroux moved that the matter be referred to the Supt. of Public Works to see how much it would cost and if,i would be pradatieable, Mr. Clark seconded the motion and t was so V e . Letter was received from James Irwin offering to Purchase buy certain lots on Charles Street and lot 50 on Bowker of lots. Street. It was decided to hold the matter over for one week to find out what the lots were last assessed for. Commitment of Water Liens in the amount of $38.17 Commitment. was signed by the Board. Upon motion of Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr. Giroux, I the following licenses were granted: