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Minutes of meeting held on June 9, 1971 - page 2
repairs to the roof at Bowman School, as follows:
Removal and Disposal 135,000.
Insulation 15,000.
Roof covering 45,000.
Roof drain & expansion joint flashing, etc . 10,000.
3105,000.
Plus 105 for plans, specs, bidding and
supervision and $500. for reproduction
and miscellaneous $116,000.
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10 Mr. Taylor stated that they are going out for bids now, and that it
will be about a month before bids are in.
Discussion on Articles:
Article #2 The Selectmen would like to present a favorable
motion-of 4400,000.- .2, 000. on the tax levy
and balance bonded for 4-5 years. Approps.
still recommends unfavorable action.
Article #8 Bowman School roof-Approps. still recommends-
postpone to time certain.
Article #9 Repair to High School due to fire-Approps.
still recommends-postpone to time certain.
Article #11 Amendment to Town Manager Act-upon motion
duly made and seconded, it was VOTED to
recommend Unfavorable Action.
The next meeting night is scheduled at 7:15 P.M., on Monday,
June 14 , 1971.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M., to attend the Warrant Informa-
tion meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
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Elizabeth M. Flynn
Secretary
The Appropriation Committee held at meeting at 7:15 P.M., on Monday,
June 14, -1971, in the office of the Comptroller, Estabrook Hall,
Lexington. Present were Edward E . Furash, Chairman, Jack L. Mitchell,
Vice Chairman, Elizabeth M. Flynn, Arthur T. Bernier, J. Harper Blais-
dell, Levi G. Burnell, Howard L. Levingston, H. Bigelow Moore,
Richard M. Perry, Comptroller and Donald B. White.
Meeting was he14 at this time, with Messrs. Page and Blackwood,
representing the Unitarian Church, with respect to Article #5,
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Minutes of meeting held on June 14, 1971 - page 2
purchase of the Harrington property. The Board of Selectmen recom-
mend the acquistion of this property. Appropriations will still
recommend unfavorable action on the request for 03,000. to acquire
the house and property.
Meeting was held at 7:L.5 P.M. with Jack Maguire, Chairman of the
School Committee, Rudolph Fobert, Superintendent of Schoo:L and Mr. Mac-
Inness of the School Department . With respect to Article #9-repairs
to the High School due to fire-the following estimates were presented:
Construction y 68,000.
Mov. Equip. & supplies 80500.
Architect 500.
Bids & Estimates 400.
01,900.
Estimates by Chstance Brothers
Bids to go out by July 21st.
The Insurance Company will examine the property after
bids are received
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED to approve
Article #2-acquisition of entire Central Block-with a small portion
on the tax levy and the balance bonded for not more than 5 years.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED to reaffirm un-
favorable action on Article #11-amendment to the Town Manager Act.
Members signed the Appropriation Committee Report to be submitted
to and filed by the Town Clerk.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 P.M., to the Special Town Meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Elizabeth M. Flynn .i
Secretary .
The Appropriation Committee held a meeting at 7:30 P.M., on Monday,
June 28, 1971, in the office of the Comptroller, Estabrook Hall,
Lexington. Present were Edward E. Furash, Chairman, Jack L. Mitchell,
Vice Chairman, Elizabeth M. Flynn, Secretary, Arthur T. Bernier,
J. Harper Blaisdell, Levi. G. Burnell, Howard L. Levingston, H. Bigelow
Moore and Richard M. Perry, Comptroller.
The following persons, interested in the Lexington Summer Cooperative