HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-06-18-STM-WARRANT 297
TOWN WARRANT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex , ss .
To either of the Constables of the Town of Lexington , in said
• County , Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts , you are
directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Lexington ,
qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs to
meet in the Cdry Memorial Building , in said Lexington on
TUrSDAY , the EIGHTEENTH day of June , 1929 , at seven thirty P . M.
Art . 1 . To receive the report of any Bonrd of. Town Officers or
of any Commitee of the Town , and to avnoint other Committees .
Art . 2 . To see if the town will rescind its vote adopted
March , 1929 authorizing a certain conveyance of land to Lillian
G . and Lois M . Marshall and in substitution therefor will vote
to sell and convey to the said Lillian G . and Lois M . Marshall
the following describedland of the town :
A certain parcel of land situated in Lexington on the
southwesterly side of Massachusetts Avenue and bounded and
described as follows :
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly side line of
samd Massachusetts Avenue at the boundary line between land
of the Town of Lexington and land now or formerly of Lillian
G . and Lois V . Marshall , thence running northwesterly by
Massachusetts Avenue eight and. fifty hundredths ( 8 . 50 )
feet to a point ; thence turning and. running southwesterly by
other land of the Town . of Lexington sixty-nine and ninety -
seven hundredths ( 69 . 97 ) feet more or less , to land now or
formerly of Lois M . Marshall ; thence turning and running south-
easterly eight sand twenty- eight hundredths ( 8 . 28 ) feet by
said land now or formerly of. Lois M . Marshall to said land now
or formerly of Lillian G . and Lois M . Marshall ; there turning
and running northeasterly by said Lillian G . and. Lois M . Marshall
land seventy ( 70 ) feet more or less to the point of beginning .
Said parcel of land is shown on a plan entitled , " Plan of
Land conveyed by the Town of LeeKington , M ^ ss , " dated April 13 ,
1929 , by John T . Cosgrove , Town "ngineer , and contains , according
to said nlar ,, five hundred eighty - seven ( 587 ) square feet of land.
more or less .
Art . 3 . To see if the Town will vote to authorize the School
Committee to make expenditures to repair and make alterations
at the High School Building , appropriate money for this purpose
by transfer from other accounts , by issue of bonds or notes , or
by direct appropriation ; and authorize said Committee to exend
any balance from such appropriation to make such repairs or
alterations as they may deem necessary in any of the schools
in the town .
Art . 4 . To see if the Town will vote to establish as a town way
or to , accept the layout of Coolidge Avenue from Adams Street ape
proximately 545 feet , all as laid out by the Selectmen , and shown
upon plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office .
Art . 5 . To see if the Town will vote to establish as a town way
or to accept the layout of Bertwell Road from North Hancock Street
to Williams hoad , all as laid out by the Selectmen , and shown upon
plan on file in the TownClerk ' s Office .
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Art . 6 . To see if the Town will vote to establish ss a
town way or to acnept the layout of Harding Road from
Bedford Street to Williams Road , all as laid out by the
Selectmen , and shown upon plan on file in the Town Clerks
Office .
Art , 7 . To see if the Town will vote to establish as a
town wy or to accept the layout of. Hillside Terrace from
North nancock Street approx imat mly 294 feet , all as laid out
by the Selectmen , and shown upon plan on file in the Town
Clerk ' s Office .
Art . 8. To see if the Town will vote to establish as a
town way or to accept the layout of Hill Top Avenue from
Kendall Road approximately 710 feet , all as laid out by
the Selectmen , and shown upon plan on file in the Town
Clerk ' s Office .
Art . 9 . To see if the Town will vote to establish as a
town way or to accept the layout of Fottler Avenue from
Cliffe Avenue approximately 610 feet westerly to Massa-
chusetts Avenue , all ns laid out b -- the Selectmen , and shown
upon plan on file in the Town Clerk ' s off i ce .
Art . 10 . To see if the Town will accept the gift of
the late Edith C . Redman and assume the obligations of
the trust set forth in the bequest contained in her will ,
provide for the disposition of the said gift and take any
other action in relation thereto .
Art . 11 . To see if the Town will accept the deed and
conveyance of about 323 square feet of land at the inter-
section of the southerly line of Marrett Road. , with the
easterly line of Waltham Street , from Jennie M . cartridge .
Art . 12 . To see if the Town will vote to appropriate
money for the construction of the following streets :
Coolidge Avenue , from Adams Street apnrox imate ly 545 feet ;
Bertwell Road from North Hancock Street to Williams Road ;
Harding Road from Bedford Street to Williams Road ; Hill -
side Terrace from North Hancock Street approximately 294
feet ; Hill Top Avenue from %ndall Road approximately 710
feet ; Farmcrest Avenue from Waltham Street to Allen Street ;
Fottler Avenue from Cliffe Avenue approximately 610 feet to
Massachusetts Avenue , by transfer from other accounts , by
issue of bonds or notes or by direct appropriation .
Art . 13 . To see if the Town will vote to install street
lights in Vnille Avenue and in Grassland Street .
Art . 14 . To see if the Town will vote to transfer the
fees obtained from the County for the licensing of dogs
to the Cery Memorial Library Account .
Art . 15 . To see if the Town will adopt amendments to the
Lexington tc
oning y_ Law proposed by the Planning board to
correct typographical errors and omissions and make clarifying
changes in the amendments to the said Zoning By- Law adopted
at the annual town meeting of 1929 , a copy of which proposed
amendments has been filed with the Town Clerk and is open
to public inspection .
Art . 16 . To see if the Town will amend the town Building
By-Law by adding the following paragraph to Article X ,
section 1 :
" The foregoing provisions of this section shall not
apply to signs , advertising devices , clocks , marquees ,
permanent awnings and other like structures projecting
into or placed on or over public ways in the Town which are
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placed and maintained under permits issued by the
Boar ; of Selectmen under General Laws , Ghnpter eighty-
five , sections eight and nine , and arts in amendment
thereof' and in addition thereto . "
Art . 17 . To see if the town will amend section 4 of
Article 11 of the Building By_ Law of the Town by
substituting in line 9 for the word " selectmen " the
words " a board of appeal appointed for that purpose
by the selectmen" , and in lines 13 and 17 by sub -
stituting for the word " selectmen " the words " such
board of appeal " , or by any other means to provide
for a board of appeal under the town Building By- Law .
Art . 18 . To see if the Town will vote to authorize
the Committee appointed to establish a permanent memorial
to Vet ^ rans of all wars to install a tablet in memory
of the men of Lexington who lost their lives in the
World War , and appropriate and assess , or transfer sums
of money for such purpose .
Art . 19 . To see if the Town will vote to apnropriate
and assess a sum of money to be expended by the Committee
apnointed to " establish a permanent memorial to the
Veterans of all wars in securing suitable designs , or act
in any manner relating thereto .
Art . 20 . To see if the Town will vote to install
automatic traffic signals at any and all of the following
intersections : Mnssachus,ntts Avenue at Waltham Street ;
MQ- sc• achusetts Avenue at Clnr"re Street ; Bedford Street
6. t Elm Avenue : Waltham Street at Marrett Road and Woburn
Street at Lowell Street , apnropriate money for same by
direct apnrooriatinn , or by transfer from other accounts or
by issue of bonds or notes .
Art . 21 . To see if the Town will vote to install sewers
in the following streets : Belfry Terrace , a distance of
approximately 280 feet ; Massachusetts Avenue , from Audubon
Road a distance of approximately 1025 feet and Oak Street
from Baker Avenue a distance of approximately 160 feet ,
and appropriate money therefor by issue of bonds or notes
or by direct appropriation , or act in any manner relating
thereto .
Art . 22 . To see if the Town will vote to appropriate money
by direct appropriation , issuance of bonds or notes , or by
transfer from Excess and Deficienby Account , for the following
accounts .
Massachusetts Avenue Land Damages
April 19th Celebration
Sidewalks ( Where abuttors will pay one- half the cost )
Sidewalks
Granite Curbing
Town Clerk
' Fire Department •
Boned of Appeals
or act in any manner relating thereto .
Art . 23 . To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen
to enter into negotiations with owners of land adjacent to
the entrance to the Parker Field to purchase a portion of
said land for the purpose of widening said entrance , app-
ropriate money for this purpose by transfer or direct approp-
riation , or act in any manner relating thereto .
Art . 24 . To see if the Town will authorize the Board of
Selectmen in the name of and in behalf of the town to enter
into a contract in writing under the authority of Statute
1927 , Chapter 323 , with the United States Veterans � bureau
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to supply water to the Veterans ' Bureau Hospital
in the town of Bedford . ria
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Art . 25 To see if the Town will vote to install an
additional water main from the Arlington line to the
Bedford line in the Northeasterly part of the town ,
and pay for the same by the issue of bonds or notes or
by direct appropriation , or take any other action in
relation thereto .
Art . 26 . To see if the Town will vote to construct
a water main in the town of Bedford from the Lexington
line to the United States Veterans ' Bureau Hospital
in the said Bedford under the authority of Statute
1927 , Charter 323 , and provide for same by the issue
of bonds or notes or by direct appropriation , at the
expense of the United states of Am&rica , or take
any other action in relation thereto .
Hereof , fail not , and make due return of this
Warrant , with your doings thereon , to the Town Clerk ,
or before the time of said meeting .
Given under our hands , at Lexington , this fourth
day of June , A . D . , 1929 .
Albert H . Burnham
Clarence Shannon Selectmen
Hallie C ., Blake of
Francis (chamberlain Lexington .
Theodore A . Custance
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Lexington , Mass .
dune 11 , 1929.
To the Town Clerk :
I have notified the inhabitants of Lexington by
posting printed copies of the foregoing Warrant in the
Post Office , in the vestibule of the Town Office
Building and in six other public places in the Town ,
and by mailing a printed copy of the same to every
registered voter in the town , seven days before the
time of said meeting .
Attest :
James J . Sullivan
Constable of Lexington .