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332 S _C Tj.T ':NIS h7TI7D I march cd, 196_ A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building, on Wednesday evening, March 28, 1962, at 7 : 30 P.M. Chair- man Adams , Messrs . Burnell, Brown and Richards were present . Mm . St res sxecut ve ant, M . eve-.s ; To.an Counsel, Yr. John Car-oll, Superinte ^_dent of Public Works , .end the feting Clerk were also present . The Chairman read a letter from Mr. Stevens rela- tive to abatement of the betterment assessment on lot 11 Moreland ^venue , owned by Pasquale and Hermina LU.ongo. Mr. Stevens explained, by use of a plan, the lots owned by them. It was agreed with :°ir .May, :dr . Luonc,o ' s Abatement attorney, thatthe existing betterment on Moreland Avenue woadid be abated. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to abate the street betterment assessment, levied against lot 11 Moreland Avenue , owned by Herm..in_a and Pasquale Luongo, in the amount of 4350 in settle-.nent of claim for damages . Letter from John W. Rycroft, Chief of Police, was read by the Chairman. James R. Gannon, 517 Bedford Street, Lexington, and D' mond P. Nawoichik, Jr. , 16 Nichols Roa. , Lexington were both fined in the Concord District Court on Marchi 'Paring 26 for speedin8, and. fine 10 andsl5, respectively. Upon motion duly made and seconded., it was voted to hold a hearing _ the Selectmen` s Room, on Monday evening, April 2, to show cause why their licenses to on-rate a t -vi in Lexington should not be suspended or revoked . M,, . Stevens reported on an accident involving a station wagon owned by Gordon L . Marshall , which was parked on Robinson Road, near Turning Will Road , and a pickup trucke owned by the ToTan, operated by George Chickering; of the Department of Public Works . The brake on the truck was not properly adjusted, causing the truck to move forward and strike the station wagon. The damage w s87 .30 and Mr . Stevens would like authority to settle the claim. Upon motion duly madand seconded, it was voted to authorize Mr . Stevens to settle the claim of Gordon Marshall in the amount of ;87 .30.