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The Chairman said that in submitting Grove Street, it does not necessarily bind the Town, and the street may be changed should it be decided to do some other one. He explained that his main object was to give the Town a free hand in any direction it wanted to go. He asked the Board's approval of his action. Mr. Potter moved that the Chairman's action be ap- proved. Mr. Locke seconded the motion, and it was so voted. A letter was received from Mr. Stephen C. Garrity, State Fire Marshal, stating that a hearing would be held on Tuesday, August 19, 1941 at 11:00 A.M. at Commonwealth Pier, Boston, on the anplication of Edward J. Sheehan for reinstatement of the license granted by the Town of Lex- Gasoline ington on July 10, 1928, to install a 500 gallon gasoline license tank for private purposes on the premises of Dana F. Ward at Eliot Road, corner of Pelham Road. Unless valid ob- jections were made at the hearing and sustained, the li- cense would be reinstated. The Board had no objections to the reinstatement of the license. A letter was received from Mr. Wrightington relative to proposed changes in the Rules and Regulations of the Police Department. A letter was also received from Chief Sullivan stat - Ing that he had no recommendations as to any changes in the Police Rules and Regulations. Rules & Mr. Rowse moved that any action pertaining to this Regula - matter be held up until Mr. Wrightington returned from tions his vacation at which time he and Chief Sullivan will be Invited to meet with the Board. Mr. Potter seconded the motion, and it was so voted. The Clerk reported to the Board that the V.F.W. had requested to change the date of the Carnival permit from Carnival August 4-9 to August 18-23. permit Mr. Potter moved that the request for the change in the date of the Carnival be granted. Mr. Rowse seconded the motion, and it was so voted. A letter was received from Mr. Thomas J. Donnelly,Jr. Salary advising that he would be willing to serve on the Salary Committee Committee. A letter was received from the Appropriation Committee stating that that group would meet tonight at which time consideration would be given to requests which have been made for transfers. There were no matters that the Board had to take up with the Appropriation Committee. A letter was received from Robert C. Merriam advising that he would be unable to accept the appointment of Warden in Precinct Three.