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61-323 <br />Selectmen's Meeting Minutes <br />March 1, 1999 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, March 1, 1999 in the <br />Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Enrich, Mr. Fenn, Mr. <br />Busa, Mrs. Eddison, Mrs. Krieger, Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel, Mr.White, Town Manager and <br />Ms. Smith, Executive Clerk were present. <br />Appreciation of Outgoing Selectmen Busa and Fenn <br />Selectmen Dan Busa and Dan Fenn were each presented a gavel by Neil Cronin who had made <br />them from the limbs of an elm tree that had fallen on the Battle Green from the storm of May 9, <br />1977. Mr. Cronin said he had fashioned them but that they were being presented to them by their <br />colleagues on the Board of Selectmen and "all you people from Lexington that they have served <br />for the last six years". <br />Representative Kaufman read a proclamation from the House of Representatives congratulating <br />them on their service to the Town. <br />Mrs. Krieger in presenting her colleagues with Lexington Golf Shirts told them how over the <br />past year she had grown to have a great deal of respect and admiration for them. She spoke of <br />how important what the Dans were thinking about meant to her and the other Board members. <br />How Dan Busa during the discussion of the Webb Street issue had said how important it was to <br />give a message to the developers in Town who are abiding by the laws of the Town. She praised <br />the work of Dan Fenn with the Lexington Education Fund and the Fund for Lexington and his <br />work for HATS. She expressed admiration for their commitment, dedication and wisdom on the <br />Board. <br />Mrs. Eddison presented each of them with flags that had flown over the Battle Green today and <br />said if they have a pole as big as the one on the Green they would be able to fly the flag. She <br />gave them many many thanks from everyone on the Board and in fact everyone in Town. <br />Mr. Enrich in presenting them with Paul Revere bowls added his praises for their service on the <br />Board over the past six years. A couple of things that came to his mind when he thought of both <br />of their leaving at the same time was the very close relationship they have built that is a <br />testament to both their depth of character, warmth and humanity. Like Jay Kaufman it struck me <br />you both brought two different views to the Board. Dan Busa, I have valued your ability to put <br />some perspective on what we do and to remind us often through your humor and often through <br />the questions you asked about the relatively limited place that the public sector plays in making a <br />Town like this work and reminding us that we aren't the center of the universe, that we shouldn't <br />try to be the center of the universe. Part of our job is to stay out of the way. Dan Fenn on the <br />other hand has brought a kind of seriousness and sophistication about the way one runs a public <br />sector operation. The good piece of news is that you are both going to be continuing on as Town <br />Meeting Members and hopefully be joined by Mr. McSweeney as well. <br /> <br />
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