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The Appropriation -Committee held a meeting at 7:30 P.M., on Mon-
day, -March 6, 1972, in room 111, Town Office Building, Lexington.
Present were Edward E . Furash, Chairman, Jack L. Mitchell, Vice Chair-
man, Elizabeth M. Flynn, Secretary, Levi G. Burnell, J. Blaisdell,
Howard L. Levingston and Donald B. White .
It was reported that reimbursement for schools, this year, would be
about 8e of entitlement.
Also, a petition signed by about 50 voters was in circulation requesting
an inq,iiry into the School Committee and School Department handling of
available reimbursements for specific education costs, particularly
with relation to Learning Disability programs.
in Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED to ask the School Com-
mittee come in to discuss this matter.
EXECUTIVE SESSION was VOTED, at 8:30 P .M. , to meet with Conservation
Chairman Kassler, CC member N. Cohen and Capital Expenditures Chair-
man R. Kingston.
According to CC priorities; the Conservation Articles stand as
follows:
Arts . #60 & #61 Vine and Monroe brooks - $40,000. for Vine-
probably eminent domain: n $6,000. for Mun-
roe - probably eminent domain
Arts . #58 & #59 Ashley land - 20 acres - opinion of value
$75,000., including costs, acquisition and
easements
Art. #q5 Porter-Wa mint land - $75,000. - estimate of
value is A45,000. - probably eminent domain.
Chairman Furash suggested 470,000. based on
eminent domain problem
Art. #53 Hill-Meek land - negotiated price of $32,000.
Art. #54 Bevington-Stankard land - $25,000. - negotiated
Art. #56 Pinard land - negotiated price of 413,500.
Art. #57 Hamilton-Baldwin land - opinion of value-$85,000.
Chairman Furash stated that Appropriations would still recommend a
total of $200;000. from E &., D and if Town Meeting voted more, that
would go on the tax levy.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P .M.
Respectfully submitted,
Elizabeth M. Flynn
Secretary