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i <br />SELECTM EN'S MEETING <br />: October 1, 1984 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's <br />Meeting Room, Town Office Building -, on Monday,. October 1, 1 at 7: p .,m. <br />Chairman Battin,.Mr.- Sacco, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Eddison; <br />Mr. Hutchinson, Town Manager; Mr. Cohen, Town Mrs, Snow, Executive <br />Clerk, were present. <br />Mrs. Battin noted a letter from James W.' Segel, Executive Director of Tax Cut <br />the.Mass. Municipal.Association, requesting the Board to express its views & Local Aid <br />to our legislator on the Governor's vetoes of the additional $31 million Legislation <br />local aid Bill and of tax cut legislation which would have increased personal <br />exemptions for some families and reduced taxes on the investment income of <br />certain elderly taxpayers. <br />The $31 million in local aid was to, be distributed .to. municipalities based <br />on $35 for each school age child. The'Governor's reasons for veto and indi- <br />cations of the sentiments of the majority of the Association for overriding <br />the veto, were noted. <br />Regarding veto of the legislation for a tax cut measure attached to the <br />1984 supplemental budget, Mr. Segel expressed support of the veto, based on <br />the proposal's effect on allocation ' to , cities and towns of local aid. <br />Motion was made by Mr. McLaughlin, seconded by Mr.' to support <br />override of the Governor's veto of the local aid legislation. The motion did <br />not carry, with Mrs. Battin, Mr. Marshall and Mr. voting in opposition <br />to override of the veto . <br />Motion was made by Mr. Eddison, seconded, by Mr. Mars -hall, to support the <br />;�► Governor's vetoes on both issues. <br />It was voted, three to two, with Mr.-Sacco and Mr. McLauglin voting in the. <br />negative, to support the Governor's veto of the local aid /school aged children <br />legislation. <br />It was voted unanimously to support the Governor's veto of 'the tax cut <br />legislation. <br />Representative Doran will be informed of this action. before the session of <br />the Legislature on October 2. <br />Appointments to the Cable TV Advisory C-ommittee and decision on length of CATV Comm, <br />terms of its members were deferred pending receipt. of recommendations on those Appts <br />matters by the Cable Committee Chairman. <br />Upon motion duly. made and seconded, it was voted to expand membership of Human Svs. <br />the Human Services Committee from eight to mine members, as recommended by Comm. Appts <br />Selectman Marshall, who noted an increase in work load of the Committee. & expansion <br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, 'it was voted to. appoint the follow- <br />ing to membership in the Human Services Committee, for terms of office to expire <br />on September 30, 1986: <br />David W. Budding 59 York Street <br />Chang Chih Chao 4 Page Road <br />Sheila D. Martin 29 Dewey Road <br />Leonora Zola 4 Moon Hill Road <br />�► Mr. Eddison noted need for appointment of one additional member to the Pine Meadow: <br />Advisory Committee on Conservation Purchases and Acquisition of the Pine Comm.Appts. <br />Meadows Golf Course to fill the last vacancy, and gave his recommendation. for <br />approval of the appointment of Eleanor Yasaitis to that Committee. He briefly <br />stated her qualifications and background, noting that she is a resident of the <br />