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SELECTMEN'S MEETING July 13, 1992 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, July 13 1992, in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town office Building, at 7:30 p.m. Acting Chairman Eddison, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Dailey, Mr. McSweeney; Mr Cohen, Town Counsel; Mr. White, Town Manager; Ms. Radway, Assistant Town Manager; and Mrs. Peters, Executive Clerk, were present. 7 : 3 , m . PL3B IC H ARING BOSTON EDI SON 2 H BUN RQ_A Mr. Eddison opened a public hearing on the petition of Boston Edison to install approximately nine feet of conduit in Sherburne Road. Edward Chisholm, representing Boston Edison, said that the work was necessary to increase the electric service at #22 Sher- burne Road. Mr. Eddison noted the favorable recommendation from Richard Spiers, Director of Public Works. There being no comments or questions, Mr. Eddison declared the hearing closed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the petition, plan and order for a graut of loction to install conduit on Sherburne Road. 7; 3 5 , m. UBL I C H RI G N. E ONE HAYDEN AVENUE Mr. Eddison opened a public hearing on the petition of New England Telephone to install 2217 feet of conduit in Hayden Avenue, and two additional manholes along this new conduit route. Robert Boudreau, representing New England Telephone, said the work was necessary to ensure continued service in the area. Mr. Eddison noted the favorable recommendation from Richard Spiers, Director of Public Works. There being no comments or questions, Mr. Eddison declared the hearing closed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was vested to approve the petition, plan and order for a grant of location to install 2217 feet of conduit in Hayden Avenue, and two additional man- holes along this new conduit route. CONTINUED UB IC EARING BOSTON E ISON CO. N.E. T L PH NE WAL HAM S Mr. Eddison opened a continued public hearing on the peti- tion of New England Telephone to place anchor guys on existing poles #81 and #82 on Waltham Street. Mr. Boudreau, representing New England Telephone, reported that company engineers have been working on another solution to the leaning poles, which had been deemed unacceptable by the Town, and would be presenting new plans in the near future show- ing a solution that it was hoped would be acceptable to the Town. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to dissolve the continued hearing, and act on this problem when a new formal proposal is brought before the Town by New England Telephone.