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6 SELECTMEN'S MEETING December 5 , 1983 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Select - men's Meeting Room, Town office Building, on Monday, December 5 1983 at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Politi, Mrs. Battin, Mr. Sacco, Mr McLaughlin; Mr. Hutchinson, Town Manager; Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel; Miss Adler,. Assistant to the Town Manager and Mrs. Snow, Acting Executive Clerk, were present, In his opening remarks, Chairman Politi,expressed his appreciation in being accorded the priviilege of chairing the Board of Selectmen. He recalled the experience of growing up and being educated in Lexington and the benefits realized from this experience during his college years and beyond. He noted.his involvements through the years with various Town Committees and finally as a Selectman as a means to help to ensure that the climate of the Town, which he has always ,enjoyed would be continued. He looks forward to continuing in his role as Selectman and to successfully carrying out his responsibilities. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Board of Selectmen voted its intent to lay out the following streets as public ways in the Town of Lexington: Subdivision Streets Battleview Circle -- 265' from Young Street to end. Kitson Park Drive -- 735' f rom Concord Avenue to end. Crest Circle -- 336'+ from Blossomcrest Road . to end. Ingleside Road -- 400 from Clyde Place to end. Construction Streets Emerald Street - 490 from Asbury Street to Belliflower Street Ellis Street - 210' from oak Street to Taft Avenue Norton Road - 280' from Brandon Street to end. Tower Road - 575'+ from Locust Avenue to Independence Avenue Sunnyknoll Ave - 609'+ from Bedford Street to Reed Street Intent to lay out streets The Chairman opened the Public Hearing on the-Application of Gasoline Henry L. Almquist Assoc. acting for Texaco USA for permission and license storage hear for removal of four underground gasoline storage tanks with a total ing - Texaco capacity of 24,000 gallons and replacement with two-10,000 gallon; one USA 12,000 gallon underground gasoline storage tank and additional installa- tion of one 8, 000. underground diesel fuel storage tank. Total storage capacity on the premises, including tanks - containing 1,120 gallons of fuel and waste oils, will be 41,120 gallons underground. The chairman noted that a slight error which had appeared on the application and in the legal ad had been corrected to read as stated above.