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It was decided to hold the `& nmual. Town Election
Election
in the Cary J69wrial Ball rather than in the lower
part of the building where the November eleertivn was
REGULAR MEETING, FEBRUARY 26,_ 1929.
Letter "t received from the Board of Trade
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Parking
A regular meeting of the $surd of Selectmen was
Regulations
It was left with the Clerk and the Supt, of
held at the 5ol*sty en" , Room ,at Ti3G. P. 1, Sonars,:
Public Works to see that the proper form of regu-
Burakam, Ballard„ Custanee j Chanberlaia f:- and b4ftertw
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Letter was also received from the Board. of
*on were present. The ClerIg and the. 8tpt. of. Pabila
Trade in which they stated that the regulation
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Overhanging
Works were also present.
Sign
Sign Reg.
except that the construction of marquees over
"r`."arai40:4 vtr.^ y., ups'-4�a JU
theatres were designated as glass construction,
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Fulton,*° ret
pro* hing ft k"iseleli 3"MA412" s
Lexington. appeareed lbefore the board In rogakd is `tfteir
application fog► a chaste!_ Ln thea l Zoning- Law to all"#
them to carry out heir buoines-s of broadcast lag, - 'loch
they feat was for publie','Convanencee They stated
that for'sone M�eare ypast Iftbe, proper -they ooftpy+was
used ss ea bettitug werks rs -tome was fade'
it was also rued as a aanatseri�t;` they fa t 'thaat
the property had therefor bow asodtfor ba.at ee'poo-
vion.s to the massage; of jet, "y
The Board agreed to inserts,;slew as041e9 in OW local
paper as soon as the **Itten application is received
frown them,, set 't hat3 a -hoalltes NMI be ]geld.
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Milk
Yrs aafell'I.:Prentsiss a i'or thif djgl�o
Regulations
arA presented a form of- regelat2otlirela^tsive"t s; tKe
control of milk whjah be,explatoodwas aaceptod°rby
setal of the Tow 4n . the gapes Ne also Immed,plans
deatboatift the terul terry whe " all the mtbk tw
pasteurized or tuberculin tested.
In reading over the regulation, members of the
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Board questioned w r tate -rel, dlug Afteeld itsnlude
all the milk -b t [Ynto the yown,t the r
informed Mr. Frentlas tit't®heey were In favor of
aavepting a regulation which woUkd ooveer .the sttedidon,
but they would prefev to have Mlo ,censult witit We
Town Counsel and have the praperr .t"orm of regulat on
drawn up for the Boeard to sign.
Relief
It was 'decidea to give the Relief Oorp freer use
Corp
of the Cary Memorial HalI for February 22, 1929.
It was decided to hold the `& nmual. Town Election
Election
in the Cary J69wrial Ball rather than in the lower
part of the building where the November eleertivn was
held.
Letter "t received from the Board of Trade
in which they stated that the Parking Regulations
Parking
proposed by the Board were agreeable to them.
Regulations
It was left with the Clerk and the Supt, of
Public Works to see that the proper form of regu-
lation is drawn up for the Board to sign.
Letter was also received from the Board. of
Trade in which they stated that the regulation
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Overhanging
covering overhanging signs was agreeable to them
Sign
Sign Reg.
except that the construction of marquees over
theatres were designated as glass construction,
and this construction has been entirely done
away with.
It was decided to lay the matter of
' adopting this regulation over until some
future date.
Discussion arose.as to.the charge to be
made for the permit. The suggestinn of the
Board of Trade was that $1:00 be made for
the permit and 259� for renewals.
Application was received. fromRobeft Morrow
for a Pool Room License at 434 Massachusetts
Avenue, -this being a transfer of the ownership.
Three satisfactory letters of .recommendation
for the new owner were received, and the Board
voted to grant the license.
Letter was received from the Supt, of Public
Letter was received from Metcalf "& .
Eddy in which they stated that they would be
willing to continue the sewer survey in the
Town of Lexington at a cost of not exceeding
$3,000. providing the Engineer Department furnish
them with sufficient data.
It was decided: to notify Metcalf & Eddy
that the Town Engineering Department will furnish
the data and that the Town would not enter into
the extra expense of $1,500.'and have them furnish
this work.
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The Board discussed the letter that was
written by Mr. Custance to be sent to Mr.-
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Robert L. Ryder relative to his piggery, copy
of which letter had been sent to the Town. Counsel,
and. toe Town Counsel replied over the telephone
th?t he did not believe this form of letter should
be sent to Mr. Ryder, but that a conference should
be held with him.
The Board decided at the present time to lay
the matter -on.the table.
Letter was received from the Supt, of Public
Pool
Room
Application.
Sewer
Survey.
Ryder
piggery.
Buckley &
McCorm",k
c ompla ja%.
Works in regard to the complaints made by
Buckley & McCormack relative to plumbing permits
which have been granted, they claim in violation
of the plumbing laws and State laws relating to
the plumbing ordinances.
The Supt, of Public Works set forth the
report of his conference with Buckley & McCormack
and. the Chairman of the Board, also the dumbing
Inspector.
It appeared from the report that vi6lations
were evident, and it was voted to request the
Plumbing Inspector to answer in writing the
statemen*s made in the report of the Supt. of
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Public Works, numbered from one to eight.
Suggested notice was presented by the Supt.
of Public Works to be given to abuttors along
the line of the sewers who have not connected,'
Pool
Room
Application.
Sewer
Survey.
Ryder
piggery.
Buckley &
McCorm",k
c ompla ja%.
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It was decided to lay this matter on
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the table until such time as the former
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notice which has been sent out in earlier
Sewer
years, is brought before the Board.
Applications.
The Supt. of Public 'Works stated that
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there are 430 connections made in the Town
along the line of the sewers snl 162 con-
nections have not as yet been made.
Plans showing the intended location of the
Garage
garage of George E. Lakshewitz,of 7 Spencer
application
Street was received and the Board voted to
grant a permit to erect a garage on his
premises.
Letter was received from the Sup.t of
Public Works giving statement of estimate
of cost of doing the work along Clematis
Brook. He stated that the approximate
distance is more than three miles, and the
estimate of the cost of doing the work
Clematis
properly, building culverts, sloping
Brook.
banks, and not including any land damages,
is $60,000.
The problem of doing the work was dis-
cussed,'and it was decided to refer the matter
to the Supt. of Public Works to take up
with Metcalf & Eddy.
Canvas
It was voted to instruct the Supt. of
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for floor.
Public Works to purchase a canvas for the
Cary Memorial Hall.floor.
It was:decided to lay uon the table"
Moretti
the application of Pasquale oretti for
garage.
a permit to build a garage, until such time
as a report is received from Mr. Custance
upon the some.
Mr. CustAnce reported in regard to the
trees in front of the Viano Garage, 400 Massa-
chusetts Avenue, that he talked with Mr. Viano
and he is willing to move the trees if the
Viano Town will post them.
trees. The matter was referred to the Supt, of
Public Works to post the trees and to consult
with Mr. Viano in regard to removing them.
Mr. Burnham reported thQt he had consulted
with, Mrs. Alice H. Simonds in regard to the
sewer assessment tax against her property, and
Simonds she still felt that she is entitled to an abate -
sewer. ment.
It was decided to request the Supt of '
Public Works to have the Wngineerfs,measure up
the distance and bring in an abatement for the
Board to sign next week.
The weekly report of the Supt. of Public
Works is as follows:
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For the week ending February 23, 1929.
Highway Department
Sidewalk on Bedford Street was repaired with
gravel pea stone.
Surfaces on several streets were patched.
The removal of snow occupied the department during
the past four days.
Next week the Department will be occupied with
the regular maintenance work.
Moth and Shade Tree Department.
Gypsy moth nests treated with creosote
In Tower Park and the Town Moods off Lincoln
Street.
Park Department.
Regular maintenance work carried on.
Water Maintenance.
Installed water service for Heaney on
Chase Avenue; repaired break in main on the
Oakland Street extension; worked on paiting
of hydrants and equipment; worked on shoveling
snow from hydrants.
Regular rovitine work is planned for the
week ending March 9, 1929.
Engineering Department.
Miscellaneous.
Figured average cost of sewer for past
five years to be used as 1929 construction
estimate -x$.9777.
Work on Vaille Avenue and proposed street
in McPhee development.
Work on final tracing for Ryder takings at
Lowell and north Streets.
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Supt. of Public
Works report.
Additions and corrections to 400 Scale Town Map.
Information from Whitman and Howard in regard
to layout of Oakmount Park.
Very truly yours,
William S. Scamman
Supt, of Public Works.
The meeting adjourned at 10.45 P. . � ,�Q�,
A true record, Attest: IVY :
Clerk.#