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446 0.10 SELECTMEN'S MEETING April 17, 1961 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building, on Monday, April 17, 1961, at 7:30 P.M. Chairman Morey, Messrs. Adams, Cole and Richards were present. Mr . Stevens,. Town Counsel, Mr. Carroll, Superintendent of Public Works, and the Executive Clerk were also present. Mr. Stevens referred to petition filed in the Land Court by Mr. Alexander Palladino, 201 Massa- chusetts Avenue , for registration of his land. He recalled that the Board had decided that Mr. Stevens was to find out if Lot 7-A had been registered, and Palladino he found out that it had hot been registered. The Land Board' s feeling, when this originally came up, was that if Lot 7-A was registered, it would go along with the straight line as indicated on the plan pre- sented at that time . Since it has not been registered, he checked with Mr . John Carroll for recommendations . Mr. Carroll reported that he had scheduled a meeting with Mr . Fred Joyce to see if he could find out exactly what the details are . Mr. Stevens mentioned the MDC sewer assessments and explained that under the provisions of Chapter 230 of the Acts of 1961, the MDC is authorized to NDC assess- change the percentages if they find inequities and ment must do so prior to December 31, 1961. He reported that it appears now that possibly Lexington will re- ceive a small reduction. Mr. Stevens retired at 8:00 P.M. Mr. Carroll reported that he had a conversation with Mr.Paul Shepard of C .C . & F. on the dump site and the C-3 zone . He presented a plan,. given to him Dump site by Mr. Shepard, and indicated sites #10 and #8. He pointed out three buildings they propose to erect along Hartwell Avenue and indicated where the Town would like access across C . C . & F. land. He stated that Mr. Shepard' s feeling was that there is a pos- sibility C . C . & F. would let the Town acquire all of the land they own between Hartwell Avenue and Site #10. Mr. Richards said that as near as he knew, with- out looking at the taking, it could be used for pur- pose of travel or agriculture.