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"1 .r, n t-T',I 3-' 9, 1926.
r s9L1ar meeting of th Board of .�electm.n was held
.a
Februr
y , 1920'�, at 7 "70 P. at the Uelectmants Room, Town
Hell, Lexin.°ton. The follo" in„ i emb rs of inlo Board ''ere present,
Lessrs . Hutchinson, Burnham, Iiles and rustence. The Supt . of
Public orks and 'l 'rk 'ere also present .
Hearing was declared open on the lay-out of Oakrnount Circle
from L erian treet a distance of 550 feet . ]less,- 'herburne U.
erescottTTnllie C . Blake, Robert C. Lerriara, Harvey `inlock and
Robert D.
-yo ,vere present to discuss the subject. Mr. Prescott
stated that he felt the roa3 should be pccepte5. No objections
were received and the petition of the abutting owners with the
st- ted amounts ar<ainst their names for the cost of the betterments
to be paid for ^ term of five years :las sent to Fr. Prescott for
him to scure the signatures cn the same.
Hearing ins declared open on the acceptance of Chase ,Avenue
from Taft to Tucker venue. Hr . . c"-Qnna; Hr. James L cCarthy
and ''lilliam D. Whipple were present to speak for the petition
and urge that the street be accepted . They were handed the
petition so that they mi'-ht sign their signatures on said peti-
tion stating that they would pay the amount set against their
name for the betterments received.
;, Common Vict._allers License was granted to I pier . Lord
of 84 -chooltreat, o 'urn ,end Henry . Porter of 11 ' lain
2treet, o -uric, to keep open the lunch cart in Grain 'ill _alley.
ITearin; on t . e petition of the Tion -dlectric Ill. Co. of
Poston for location of poles on 7or t ,ntrfet es granted. No
persons epee ring to object the Board voted to grant the petition.
Hearing 'MS ilso gr-need on petition of the -dison Tlectric
Ill . Co. , of -,o ton "or loc tier of poles on H Thland. n.vonue.
].o parsons appearing to object the licard voted to grant the
petition.
Abatements to the amount of ,, lO."8 ire si-ned for the
star Dep. rt. ent.
pylic tion for a' soline pumps with canncity of 2000
gallons ,errs s received from hdward r . I cLeod, same to be loca-
ted on lots ,r7,8, Rhodes -tr-et, T±;est 1,11. L"scLeod
was notified that the Lo-rd could not grant h ra his petition
for any business in this section ns it limas not in the business
district under the "on, ng Law.
Mr. Frgnk Hedley came before the Board in reference to the
license of the Le.7,inrrton Liotor ,-n'les Company t 119 Mass .
:venue nhich is Being held up by the Bo-rd. Tr. Hadley ob-
jected to the building being used for the storage of autos on
the 7,rou_nd ani first floors, end on account of the insurance
rqt in tht section bein,r- mere sed. l.r. Hadley did not
believe that the horsiness petitioned for should be allowed.
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The Board reque'-ted r. 'ndl ey to secure si,u turns of persons in
that vicinity where incur .nce r^tes Fere incrcnsed end is agreed to
do so. hr. Gear: an reported thnt the tote fire i. arshall had been
out to loo : over the premio es .1nd he irfcr- era the psrties running
the -ran -re thnt they could rnt h o Tasoli"o in t ^utomobiles
inside tI^ e buil 'ing, that it onl 9 1 nTrto e. drained cut .
1Totif1o.ntion from the 'mare` ,ry of tle tat '' s office that a
corporation of the name of The ,' osnchut etts no.ociation of Insurance
,gents is to bO tome ' r -ed omonm t1e persons ale,)lyinu for the same
was illnrd C. III].] , nnd ti cy re ,a ^1-e-d to :no-, from the Board Tin.
Fill ' s ,,,, rncter.
letter :Vo o received from the 'Boston L hambfer of Jo verce ask-
ing what the opinien of the Doa.rd no in rcgrrd to the Circumferential
Hi`h"ray proposed by the etropoliton _ lannin, Division for 1926.
The hoard eckno-rleih ee 1 receipt of their letter and informed them
that the ''pard w s in favor of t7 i s propo _tion.
ir. Jas 0. diehards and 1r ill am TT Lurress come before the
horor(1 ^o ink th- t i_ nr '9n ho. 7 and rt- ell ,o 1 oc ancepted . The
Board feels that these ^tr ets should b-e brought un to the grade in
accordance with iF rerul-tions of ties lin -rd of elects en.
The committee -ppointed fm: the c el ebrntirn of en ] 19th is
as follows
illiam . Young
Irving -. Pierc3
"7ini.-t r her
The Bosrd considered the propu 'ition of scow removal and
owing to the emer:ency soused by the gre t amount of now; voted
to nut1eorize the up erin`en i ent of Public orks to expend such
amounts os may be necessary to reeiove ti-e snow under authority of
General Laws, 'h.e'eter 44, esti on -1 .
true record, ttent
Clerk .