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Home My WebLink About1979-03-29-BOS-min 198 SPECIAL SELECTMEN'S MEETING March 29, 1978 A special meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Select- men's Meeting Room, Town Office Building, on Wednesday, March 29, 1978, at 7 06 p m. Chairman Battin, Mr Busa, Mrs Miley, Mr Kent and Mr Crain; Mr Hutchinson, Town Mana er; Mr Cohen, Town Counsel, Mrs Nancy Banks, Assistant to the Town Manager, Mrs McCurdy, Executive Clerk, were present Bond- Chairman Battin requested approval of the Town Manager's bond Town Manager Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the bond for Mr Robert M Hutchinson, Jr , Town Manager, in the amount of $50,000 Special Chairman Battin read a recommendation from Police Chief Corr for Police the appointment of Special Officers for a term of two years Officers Mr Hutchinson said that he had talked with Chief Corr and some on the list are special officers, in some cases it is an honorary position, and others are used in the April 19th parade Chief Corr is now reviewing a statute which calls for a certain level of train- ing and, until we have a ruling on whether this applies to Special Police Officers, it is recommended that appointments be made for one year Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint the following as Special Police Officers for the Town of Lexington for a term expiring March 31, 1979 NOTE COMPLETE LIST TO BE TYPED INTO SELECTMEN'S RECORDS Auctioneer Chairman Battin read an application for renewal of an Autioneer's license Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the Auctioneer's license for Mr Arnold Clickstein, 318 Lincoln Street, to expire March 31, 1979 Cemetery Lots- Mr Hutchinson agreed to come back to the Board with additional Abatements information on the request from Mr McSweeney to abate the balance due on the sale of two Westview Cemetery lots Cary Hall Chairman Battin read a letter from Ms Laura C Stein, 9 Kendall Permit Road, submitting additional information on the previously tabled re- quest for the use of Cary Hall by the Sacred Harp singing group on September 30, 1978 The letter states that they are prepared to pay the $35 00 rental fee, custodial fee and any necessary fees for police and fire details Buses will be coming from many states and arrange- ments have been made with the First Parish Church for parking and having luncheon there There will be no admission charge and the public is invited to attend SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS 1978 199 ACHESON, Eugene A. 2634 Massachusetts Resident II BAILEY, Fred C 48 Coolidge Avenue Citizen BALLOU, Sidney R. 38 Highland Avenue Resident BARNES, Raymond B 59 Gleason Road Resident BARRETT, Elliott J 2 Bushnell Drive Resident BARRY, George C 36 Forest Street Resident BARRY, James E 241 Worthen Road Resident BARRY, John M. 34 Forest Street Resident BATTIN, Margery M. 15 Paul Revere Road Selectwoman BERGERON, John 20 Walnut Street Fire Chief BERMAN, Joel G 10 Crescent Hill Ave Resident BRIGGS, Kenneth G 100 Blossomcrest Road Town Planner BROWN, Otis S Jr 3 Bond Road Resident BRUCCHI, John W 31 Duren Avenue, Woburn Firefighter BUSA, Alfred S 38 Circle Road Selectman BUSA, William A. 38 Circle Road Resident CATALDO, James 43 Rindge Avenue Firefighter CATALDO, Robert 1970 Massachsuetts Avenue Resident CHALPIN, Peter M 11 Freedom Road, Woburn Traffic Engineer COLE, Lincoln P 16 Hill Street State Representative CONNOLLY, Charles E Jr 67 Cedar Street Resident CORAZZINI, Richard M. 40 Phillip Road Police Dispatcher CORR, James F 111 8 Park Street Resident I COSCIA, Emanuele, Jr 6 Millbrook Road Public Works COSTELLO, James T 34 Allen Street Police Cadet COSTELLO, Thomas F 36 Allen Street Resident CRAIN, James F 68 Ashbury Street Selectman DeFLICE, Dominic J 17 Larchmont Lane Resident DOOLEY, Henry W 77 Baker Avenue Resident DOUGHTY, George Jr 75 Paul Revere Road School Dept EMERY, Alan 441 Lowell Street Firefighter EMPEY, Warren A. 3 Eldred Street Public Works ERNST, Karl 37 Eldred Street Resident /Bail Commissioner/ FOSS, Robert N 8 Spencer Street Town Employee FREEMAN, George 13 Grant St , Concord Police employee GILMAN, Edward M 56 Bloomfield Street Firefighter GILMAN, Philip 129 Burlington Street Resident GRENIER, Louis F 147 Maple Street Town Employee 200 SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS 1978 HUTCHINSON, Robert M. Jr 51 Dexter Road Town Manager JACKSON, Lee B 62 Bow Street Resident I JEFFERSON, Charles E 8 Alcott Road Civil Defense JONES, Leonard N 71 Lowell Street Town Employee KELLEY, Kenneth P Jr 54 Ward Street Firefighter KENNEY, Allan F 10 Frost Road Resident KENNEY, Walter T Jr 16 Dane Road Resident KENT, Robert B 15 Patriots Drive Selectman LaROSE, Eric A. 17 Lockwood Road Police Cadet LITTLETON, Barry W 40 Cold Spring Rd Westford Dog Officer MacARTHUR, Lillian 33 Charles Street Resident MacLEAN, Ralph D 9 Spring Street Resident MARTIN, William J 31 Babicz Road, Tewksbury Public Works MARTINEZ, Daniel C 4 Macintosh Road, Bedford Citizen MAZERALL, Paul 20 Wilson Road Park Superintendent McCARRON, Francis 5 Hillside Terr Firefighter McSWEENEY, John 9 Tucker Avenue Dir , Public Works MERCER, Charles R. 6 Park Street Resident MICHELSON, Richard 54 Asbury Street Resident MULLER, Eugene T 24 Ewell Avenue Firefighter MULLER, Leonard E 19 Fairbanks Road Firefighter I MALONEY, William E Jr 59 Albermarle Avenue Citizen MANFREDI, Vincent A. 28 Taft Avenue Resident MALONEY, John W 157 Emerson Road Citizen MILEY, Mary W . 29 Robinson Road Selectwoman MULLINS, Donna C 156 Woburn Street Police Cadet ORMISTON, Stephen W 38 Charles St School Dept PAYNE, Robert M 15 Chase Avenue Resident PEKINS, George 28 Chase Avenue Firefighter PEZZULO, Michael 247 Marrett Road School Dept PERRY, Richard M. 16 Ellison Road Comptroller REDMOND, James F 9 Utica Street Firefighter ROONEY, Joseph 0 222 Waltham Street Resident SAMUEL, Frank T 8 Burnham Road Resident SAUNDERS, Robert W 295 Marrett Road Resident SAVAGE, David T 9 Manley Court Firefighter SCIGLIANO, Anne R. 3 Augustus Road Resident SILVA, Richard J 500 Lowell Street Resident SIMMONS, Robert G 82 North Street Police Cadet c SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS 1978 _ 1 SMITH, Howard A 16 Childs Road Resident STEVENS, Edward P 4 Chandler St , Salem School Dept STUCKE, Alden F 31 Hancock Street Resident SWAN, Duncan F 24 Bedford Street School Dept SWAN, Robert J 18 Bedford Street Police Cadet SWANSON, Patricia A 36 Charles Street Resident SWEET, Frederick B 133 Russell Street, Waltham Town Employee TRANI, Joseph A. 11 Slocum Road Resident TWOMBLY, Charles A 24 Woodcliffe Road Resident WEISINGER, Wallace 193 Bedford Street Resident WENHAM, Thomas 1 Frances Road Town Employee WHITING, William 341 Lowell Street Firefighter WRIGHT, Glenn 67 Simonds Road Resident YEWELL, Paul G 6 Leeland Terrace Resident ZUPPE, Joseph 12 Albermarle Ave , Waltham Library Custodian Ill 2o2 Special Selectmen's Meeting -2- March 29, 1978 Mr Buse suggested that a policy be established regarding the responsibility of fees involved in the rental of Cary Hall Also, to inform the applicant that with such a large group attending, a monitor should be stationed outside to make sure there is no impact on traffic and parking in the immediate area Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to grant per- mission to the Sacred Harp singing group to use Cary Hall on Saturday, September 30, 1978, from 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m , subject to the under- standing that parking be monitored in the immediate area Transfer- Mr Hutchinson requested approval of a request from the Public Acct 5450 Works for a transfer of $30,000 from the Reserve Fund to Account DPW #5450-Road Machinery Unexpected expenditures were incurred during the severe snowstorms and we have estimated DPW needs of $30,000 for the remainder of the year For the information of the Board, fuel costs from January 21 to February 6 were $6,223; February 6 to 21- $7,253; Chain repairs-$2,786, and repairs to equipment from January 21 to 28 $16,514 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to request approval of the Appropriation Committee of a transfer from the Reserve Fund to Account #5450 in the amount of $30,000 Girl Scouts The Board had no objection to the Camp Fire Girls selling stickers Permit to encourage residents to recycle, provided Mr Hutchinson investigates the possibility of a By-Law prohibiting the sale on the streets Hartwell Mr Hutchinson informed the Board that he had met with Palmer & Landfill Dodge on the landfill and had told them that the Board generally approved the timetable involved with Whitman & Howard A letter with supporting information on the timetable, will be sent to the State Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn at 7 20 p m. A true record, Attest t' Executive Clerk, Selec en