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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-07-27-BOS-min _ 5 SELECTMEN'S MEETING July 27, 1970 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Bird Room, Cary Memorial Building, on Monday evening, July 27, 1970 at 7 30 p.m. Chairman Cataldo, Messrs Mabee, Kenney, Greeley add Bailey; Mr. Legro, Town Counsel; Mr. O'Connell , Town Manager; Mr. Burke, Superintendent of Public Works; Mr McSweeney, Town Engineer, and Mrs McCurdy, Executive Clerk, were also present. Mr Heffernan of the State Department of Social Security requested the Board to sign a proclamation declaring the week of August 9 to Procla- August 15, 1970 as Social Security week in Lexington. mation Upon motion duly made and seconded it was voted to sign the pro- clamation declaring the week of August 9 to August 15, 1970 as Social Security week in Lexington in recognition of the 35th anniversary of social security Hearing was declared open upon petition of the Boston Edison Com- ' pany to locate conduit on Hartwell Avenue, southwesterly from Maguire Road. Notices of the hearing were mailed to the petitioner and filed with the Town Engineer Mr Pratt, representing the Boston Edison Company, was present and said that this is a revision of our petition and pjan submitted on April 6, 1970, whereby we would now come off a pole onto a right- of-way The Chairman asked if this is the same one that will eventually Conduit- serve the Campanelli building? Hartwell Mr. Pratt didn't know; he had heard that a petition is to be Maguire presented for 6 or 7 poles because the contractor does not want to go underground, but he hasn't seen the petition The Chairman said that he had received a couple of calls from the owners because the Selectmen had turned down the petition for poles; he had explained that we wanted it underground. Would this service that area? Mr Pratt couldn't say. The Chairman said that he, personally, wouldn't want to ap- prove this petition because we want to get as much as possible underground. Where are your poles now? Mr. Pratt said that they were on our private property The Chairman asked how they serviced Instrumentation Lab and if it was underground? Mr. Pratt didn't know. The Chairman asked other pertinent questions and Mr. Pratt was unable to answer them 16() Mr. O'Connell said that we have asked the Edison Company to have an engineer present to answer questions. Mr. McSweeney came into the meeting. The Chairman asked him if this power going into this conduit would be sufficient enough to service the Campanelli building? Mr McSweeney replied, no, this petition has nothing to do with it. They will be coming in again with a petition soon for 7 poles. Campanelli didn't want to go underground Boston Edison is relieving the pressure out there Mr Greeley asked if all of Maguire Road will be underground? Mr. McSweeney replied, yes, but not Hartwell Avenue. The Chairman asked if anyone had other questions on this propo- sal? Hearing none, the Chairman declared that part of the hearing closed. No one was present in favor or in opposition and the Chairman declared that part of the hearing closed. The Chairman asked the Board' s feeling on the petition. Mr. Greeley thought we ought to approve this but we ought to tell Boston Edison now that we are not going to look with favor on putting more lines above ground. The Chairman thought Boston Edison should come in with a plan on how they are going to service all of Hartwell Avenue. We could approve this, based on the assumption that the rest of Hartwell Avenue will go underground. If they service Hartwell Avenue dif- ferently, we should hold this We are saying we want Edison to go underground if this is going to be part of the service system. The Chairman asked Mr Pratt when he could submit that infor- mation to the Board? Mr. Pratt said that he will report back to the Edison engi- neers. We are starting to work on the Bedford Street end, with the revised plan coming down the grass plot. Mr Kenney asked what is the construction schedule? Mr. Pratt didn't think that holding up this petition would affect the schedule. The Chairman asked Mr. McSweeney to meet with Boston Edison on this. Mr. McSweeney said that he had met with Campanelli on the poles; Edison is coming down off the existing poles and go under- ground. Boston Edison hasn't come up with an answer on the previ- ous petition for 17 poles vs. going underground. The Chairman said that he had talked with Tropeano and had told him we wanted to go underground; Edison is asking for this piecemeal Mr Greeley recommended that this petition be held up until Boston Edison tells the Board of their long range plans Mr Pratt asked about the petition for 7 poles, which will be submitted shortly The Chairman thought that Edison would be wasting money and time to do so. We are looking for a master plan on the undergound system. obi Mr Pratt agreed to go back to the Boston Edison Company and in- form them that the Board requests a master plan of the underground system planned for Hartwell Avenue The Board agreed to take under advisement the petition submitted by the Boston Edison Company for Hartwell Avenue, at and southwesterly from Magui•re Road, a distance of about 225 feet - manhole and conduit. At the request of the Town Clerk, four jurors were drawn as follows Jurors Harris Feierstein 28 Lillian Road Paul Devlin 26 Normandy Road Carlo P Domenechini 4 Alcott Road Gordon .0 Lawson 362 Emerson Road Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the request of the Town Treasurer to borrow SI M. in anticipation of tax revenue to be dated July 30, 1970 and due November 6, 1970, and to Treasurer award the bid to the following banks Lexington Trust Company $500,000 4 90 discounted New England Merchants National Bank $590,000 4.95 discounted Mr. Legro requested the Board to sign the order of taking of the land off Utica Street owned by John Modoono, based on the option ex- ercised by the Selectmen on January 12, 1970 Modoono Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the Taking order of taking of the land, off Utica Street, owned by John Modoono. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the order of taking of the land owned by N. Conant Webb, Jr. and Susanne Webb S Webb, II Bennington Road. Taking Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the order of taking of the land owned by Alice E. Ashley and Rosamond Ashley Jean Ashley. Taking Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the order of taking of the land owned by Joseph R Cotton, 123 Marrett Cotton Road Taking Mr. Legro informed the Board that on two previous occasions he had asked the Board to sign the orders of taking for the land off Utica Street; the time had expired because he was unable to get sat- Steeves isfactory answers from the owners on the attachment He now re- Taking quests the Board to rescind the votes of June 15, 1970 and adopt the Utica St orders of taking; he has not seen the actual instrument releasing this land from the attachment but had a telephone call that the decree was in the court last week. X62 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to rescind the Order of Tak- vote of June 15, 1970 to adopt the order of taking, for playground ing Steeves and recreation purposes, of land off Utica Street owned by Walter Whitney Steeves and Walter Whitney; as authorized by the June 3, 1968 Town Recreation Meeting, Article 9 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to rescind the vote of June 15, 1970 to adopt the order of taking, for conservation Conserve- purposes, of land off Utica Street owned:by Walter Steeves and Walter tion Whitney; as authorized by the March 18, 1968 Annual Town Meeting, Article 69. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adopt the order of taking, for playground and recreation purposes, of land off Recreation Utica Street owned by Walter Steeves and Walter Whitney; as author- ized by the June 3, 1968 Town Meeting, Article 9 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adopt the Conserve- order of taking for conservation purposes, of land off Utica Street tion owned by Walter Steeves and Walter Whitney; as authorized by the March 18, 1968 Annual Town Meeting, Article 69. Mr. O'Connell discussed tax title lot 53 Valleyfield Street He said that the Board voted on July 13, 1970 to advertise the sale Leong() of this lot but, in the meantime, he has been informed that Mr Tax Title Luongo made an offer on this lot of $1500 plus betterments of approx- imately $859 and Land Court title costs of approximately $700-$800. The Assessors have verified the figure of $808 76 for betterments; $500-street; $50-sidewalk, $258.76-sewer The Chairman said that Mr. Luongo had probably figured the int- erest in addition to the betterment Mr. O'Connell recommended that the lot be sold to Mr. Luongo as he wished to annex it to his lot Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sell and con- vey tax title lot 53 (recorded lot 96) valleyfield Street to Anthony P. Luongo, 42 Valleyfield Street, for $1500 plus the unpaid better- ments, with the restriction that this lot 53 be combined with Mr. Luongo' s lot and not be used as a separate building lot Mr O'Connell showed a sample colonial style lamp to the Board and informed them that Boston Edison Company has offered to replace Battle the seventeen out-moded incandescent street lamps on Bedford Street, Green Harrington Street and Massachusetts Avenue to light the Battle Green Lights area Boston Edison said that this is the most appropriate lamp and it would be either 100" or 175w, based on the illumination need of the area. The installation cost of the new poles and lamps would be borne by Boston Edison; the operating cost of each lamp is estimated at about $100 per year, assuming it is 175w, vs. $60 per year for the incandescent lamp; this would be an increase of about $700 over the present operating cost per year of the seventeen units. We have discussed, informally, with Mr. Morey the possibility that there might be some fund to absorb all or part of this cost for 16: the improvement of the Battle Green area Mr. Morey believes that the Trustees would welcome a letter inquiring about the use of the George Gilmore fund, and this would require a vote of the Board; there is the sum of $7700 in unexpended income as of 1969 Mr. Greeley asked if anyone remembered what the general purpose is for beautification? Mr. O'Connell said, no, any Town purpose the Board feels is ap- propriate and chooses to vote. The Chairman asked if this is the fund we have been holding open for Town Celebrations? Mr O'Connell replied in the negative Mr Kenney asked about the cost Mr. O'Connell said that it was about the same cost per year using the same locations. Mr. Kenney asked about Historic Districts Mr O'Connell said that he had talked with them If this is an appealing project, he would ask Boston Edison to install one pole and one lamp and this is where we would want to ask Historic Districts for their formal approval Mr Greeley asked how high they would be Mr O'Connell said they would be 14' to 16' high The material is virtually unbreakable plastic panels with a variety of lenses 5o you can get the light directed the way you want it, also it is con- sidered rock-proof. The Chairman said that he had a photograph of the I800' s and this, in effect, is the same type and shape as the lamp of that era Mr. Mabee said that the way to find out if there is opposition is to put one up. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize the Town Manager to make arrangements with Boston Edison Company to install one new lamp and pole in the Battle Green area Mr Greeley asked if a letter should be sent to the Trustees of Public Trusts? The Chairman suggested waiting until there is a meeting with them to go over all the trusts. Mr. O'Connell said there are a couple of funds for the beautifi- cation eautifi- cation ofh t e green but none for lighting Mr O'Connell reported to the Board that Mrs McGonagle had called him about plans of the Red Cross to have a 2-day bloodmobile. They bring in a large van and the blood donation is made in the van She asked for the use of the parking lot behind the High School but that is not suitable now and she has asked permission for the drive- way behind the Red Cross headquarters The Chairman asked where the people would park? Red Cross Mr O'Connell said that he had asked that question and was told Blood- that everything is done by appointment and there would be no problem mobile They require rest room facilities and have the obvious overnight se- ll problem. There would be no rest rooms and he was concerned about the overnight security, in their own driveway, they would use the rest rooms at headquarters 164 Mr Greeley suggested the Meriam Street end of the Depot property. The Chairman asked where they had the van last year? Mr. Bailey thought it had been at the First Parish Church last year. The Board agreed that Mr O'Connell is to talk with the Red Cross and work out the details of an appropriate location for the Bloodmobile. Mr. O'Connell said that Manfred Friedman had made a recommend- ation concerning a salvaging company reclaiming paper at the Hart- well Avenue landfill This is being done in a number of communities and Mr. Burke contacted the Shaffer Company which is collecting paper at Acton, Concord, Billerica and Amesbury A commercial con- Newspaper tractor pays $5 a ton for the paper he collects He recommended Collection that the Town try it for 90 days A dumpster is delivered by the Hartwell collector It could be publicized that a dumpster would be at the Landfill landfill and the citizens would deposit newspapers in it, the col- lector monitors it and picks up when it is full and pays $5 a ton Mr Greeley asked how he would keep material other than news- papers out of the dumpster? Mr. O'Connell said that he would try to have a separation Mr Greeley asked who decided where the $5. would go? Mr. O'Connell said, to the Town Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize the Town Manager to make arrangements for a dumpster to be installed at the sanitary landfill on Hartwell Avenue for the collection of newspapers and the sum of $5 per ton is to be paid to the Town by the collector Mr. O'Connell said that a letter has been received from the American Foundation for Negro Affairs, addressed to the Mayor, Invitation inviting us to have representation at the 22nd biennial convention in Philadelphia on September 24 and 25, 1970 He thought the Board might wish to get comments of the LCSR It was agreed to send Mr Greeley a copy of the letter Mr. O'Connell informed the Board that he had written a memo, for information only, to bring the Board up to date on the status Fluoridation of the fluoridation study by Whitman and Howard and no action is matter required of the Town. To go to fluoridation is not a simple matter Safety and space requirements may be more significant than operat- ing; costs. Due to lack of space and below ground location, new stations would have to be constructed at 3 of the 4 locations Addi- tional land would be needed and this will produce a land acquisition problem Three of the present vaults which are used for calgon treatment are in poor condition and require renovation. Arlington remains unstudied and fluoridation of the supply for both towns would be more economical We are trying to get some action in Arlington and we will see what answer we get. 16 Mr O'Connell informed the Board that the real estate tax bills for citizens with names beginning with "A" had been sent out today Tax Bills and it will take four weeks to complete the alphabet, next year, we hope to meet the July 1 date; the tax rate was set earlier this year than last year Mr. O'Connell discussed the "oldies" and said that he had made a check to determine what the funding requirements would be after a few weeks of operation The cost of operation through last Saturday, July 25, was $3533 for personal services plus $366 for the night watchman Our estimate of additional cost through September 5 would be an additional $5430 making a total of $9329 We have $7260 in the budget, exclusive of $950 voted for night swimming at the pool . We estimated we would need an additional $5,000 but we have not had to employ the full time individual to police the swimming area and "Old Res" were able to police it with lifeguards, and would only need an addi- tional $2,000 Therefore, for the program to continue to September 5, an additional $2,000 would be required and we could request the Appropriation Committee for a transfer from E & D of $2,000 or we could request $ 1 ,000 and could use the $950 for the "old res" in- stead of the Center Pool as the money will not be used there because the lighting will not be proper for night swimming Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to request the Appropriation Committee for a transfer from the Reserve Fund in the amount of $1 ,000, and to use the $950 appropriated by Town Meeting for night swimming at the Center Pool by applying it to the Personal Services Account for the "old res," Recreation Account #2470. Mr McSweeney requested the Board to sign three copies of work claims compensation for extra work performed on Lowell Street by Lowell St. J.J. O'Brien & Sons, Inc., contractor for that project, in the Extra Work amount of $960. Claim #1 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the extra work claim #1 on Lowell Street by J.J. O'Brien & Sons, Inc., in the amount of $960. Mr. McSweeney requested that the Board grant permission to the Mystic Valley Gas Company to service the homes at 132, 134 and 137 Grant Street On July 13, 1970, the Board had granted permission Grant St to Mystic Valley Gas Company to install the main in Grant Street Permit but permission was not granted to connect the services to these three homes because it was thought that the new paving was installed in that area; it is not new paving and, therefore, permission could be granted. The Chairman said that Public Works may issuecthe street opening permit and the Mystic Valley Gas Company may go through the normal channels for a permit. The Chairman read a letter from Henning W Swenson requesting a further extension of his water betterment assessment in the amount of $ 1,066 50 166 Swenson Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to defer pay- Water ment for a period of three years, to July 27, 1973, the water better- Betterment ment assessment on the property of Henning W Swenson, 210 Marrett Deferment Road, in the amount of $1,066 50.. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the Inn-keeper Inn-keeper license issued to Lexington Chalet, Inc., 440 Bedford Street. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to certify Cert. of the character of Dr. Jan Hermann, 28 Tyler Road, who has applied Incorp. for a Certificate of Incorporation, "Austro-American Association of Boston, Inc." Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Minutes minutes of the Selectmen's Meeting held on July 13, 1970 The Chairman read a letter from William P Fitzgerald, stating that negotiations have been completed with Local 1491 relative to a Local 1491 1970 contract and the committee requests that it be discharged at Fire this time. Fighter The Board agreed to write to Mr Fitzgerald and request that Contract the committee continue to serve until this contract with Local 1491 is actually signed Mr Legro would like to meet with the committee for discussion of the contract, and after the actual signing of the contract, the Board will then take the appropriate action. The Chairman read a letter from the State DPW recommending that the officials of the Town approve an extension of time to J.J. Lowell St. O'Brien & Sons, Inc , Contractor on the Lowell Street project, from Contract June 30, 1970 to July 17, 1970. Extension Mr McSweeney informed the Board that the work has been finished but this extension is just to clear the contract. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the recommendation of the State DPW for an extension of time to J.J. O'Brien & Sons, Inc , Contractor on the Lowell Street project, from June 30, 1970 to July 17, 1970 The Chairman read a letter from the Editor of the Art Trader magazine, requesting permission to solicit door-to-door subscrip- Request tions in Town. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer the request to the Chief of Police. The Board briefly discussed the issuance of permits in Town and Permits it was agreed to request a report from the Town Manager regarding permits and licenses Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the sewer betterments assessments for the following streets 167 Adams Street Gould Road Bedford Street Hill Street Sewer Diana Lane Laconia Street Betterment Fessenden Way Marshall Road Assessments Glen Road South Woburn Street Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the abate- ments for sewer betterment assessment for Larry and Maude B Foster, Sewer 533 Bedford Street, in the amount of $558 58, as it was previously as- Abatement sessed on Bedford Street The Chairman informed the Board that the Planning Board has sent a letter regarding comments on the Worthen Road Policy Worthen The Board agreed to set up a meeting with the Planning Board to Road discuss the Worthen Road Policy Policy The Chairman informed the Board that a request has been received from Mrs John Kelley, 410 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting the pur- chase of a section of lot 305 on Town map 13 Mr Greeley said that there is a problem on that hillside and John the Town Engineer or the Planning Director ought to take a look at Kelley it for a solution Lot 305 The Board agreed to write to Mrs. Kelley and inform her that her request will be discussed with the Engineering Department and the Planning Board and she will be informed of the decision of the Board The Chairman read a report from the Traffic Committee regarding the proposed bus stop at Cary Memorial Library The report states that the relocation of the bus stop from in front of the Lexington Federal Savings & Loan Association to in front of the Library could Library be done on a trial basis. Crossing the Massachusetts Avenue traffic Bus Stop from Bedford Street to the Library could be done without particular difficulty; the relocation would free three prime parking spaces in front of two of the principal banks, the library would provide shel- ter for people waiting for the bus. Under present conditions, cars are often parked in the bus stop space forcing the bus to halt in the street and obstruct one lane of traffic The Chairman said that the Library Trustees have no objection if it is on a trial basis Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to accept the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee to relocate the bus stop from in front of the Lexington Federal Savings & Loan Associa- tion to in front of Cary Memorial Library on a 90-day trial basis, beginning August 15, 1970. The Chairman read a report from the Traffic Committee regarding the request of Dr. Singer for the installation of push-button cross- Singer ing lights at Muzzey or Munroe School , stating that the Committee Request recommends that Dr Singer be informed that his request cannot be complied with because the volume of pedestrian traffic using the 11 crossing outside the hours covered by a crossing guard does not meet state warrants for pedestrian lights. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to accept the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee and to so inform Dr. Singer The Chairman said that we have requested a report from the Winchester Dr Traffic Committee regarding the location of the sidewalk at Win- Lowell Side- chaster Drive and Lowell Street We made the statement at Town walk and Meeting that there would be pedestrian crossing lights at this Pedestrian intersection. The recommendation of the committee has been received Light but it is based on engineering and construction problems. We shall ask them again to submit a recommendation on the location of the sidewalk based on traffic and safety. The Board discussed the appointment of a 5-member committee on Committee street procedures and underground wiring. for Street Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to write to Procedure & the following nominees to see if they would be willing to serve on Underground the street procedures and underground wiring committee; Charles T Wiring Abbott, Hugh M Chapin, Herbert W. Eisenberg, Malcolm E. Graf and Mrs. Natalie Riffin Mr . Mabee reported to the Board that he had held a dog hearing on the written complaint received from Mr C.0 Hanson, 905 Massa- chusetts Avenue, against the St Bernard dog named "Yoge" owned by William McGonagle, 8 Spencer Street The dog hearing was held in the Town Manager' s trailer on July 21 , 1970 at 5 00 p.m. with Mr. O'Connell , Town Manager; Mr. C.C. Hanson; Mrs. William McGonagle, Sr representing Mrs. McGonagle, Jr ; Selectman I .H Mabee. Mr. Mabee presided at the hearing and examined the complainant under oath. Mr Hanson stated that, since 1968, the dog has caused raucous McGonagle noise all hours of the day and night; he has, in a nice way, tried Dog to find out why the animal has been allowed to cause so much noise. Hearing He had heard the dog this afternoon and there has been no change since the notice of the hearing. He also stated that he has not solicited the support of others about the barking problem. He sub- mitted a picture of the dog Mr. O'Connell said that a notice of the hearing had been sent to Mr William McGonagle, owner of the dog, and a reply had been received stating that "we will not be able to keep the July 21st hearing as we' ll be out of town during that time, and we are moving out of state the first of August." Mr. O'Connell read a letter of complaint he had received from Mrs. John H Bellinger, 922 Massachusetts Avenue, dated July IS, 1970, stating that the barking of a dog on Spencer Street is very disturbing, particularly to my husband who is under a doctor' s care. Mr McGonagle, Sr., said that her daughter-in- law attempts to keep the dog under control ; she brings him into the garage at night. Mr Belcastro, Dog Officer, was not present and submitted a report on July 24 as follows 69 December 8 1969, McGonagle dog barking, spoke to Mrs. McGonagle she promised to keep the dog from barking. December 13 1969 Another complaint from Mr. Hanson of dog barking; spoke to Mrs. McGonagle who said the dog belonged to her husband, and asked if husband could take dog to work December 22 1968 Another complaint from Mr Hanson; McGonagle dog still barking; spoke to Mrs. McGonagle and asked her to keep dog down in the cellar. December 30, 1969 Another complaint from Mr. Hanson; McGonagle dog still barking; told Mrs. McGonagle to please have her husband take the dog to work July 16 1970• Another complaint from Mr. Hanson; went down and the McGonagles were not home; found out they are moving; so called Phyllis Smith at the Town Manager' s office and said they are moving. The Board agreed to take the matter of the McGonagle dog under advisement Mr. Kenney informed the Board that the House of Representatives passed on July 9, Bill H-2349, which allows municipalities to pur- chase group health and life insurance policies without limits as to benefits, with an amendment that says local communities can ask the Bill H-2349 Group Insurance Commission for an opinion on any proposed contract Group The bill will be reported in the Senate next week and should be re- Insurance ferred to Ways and Means. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unanimously to be recorded in opposition to Bill H-2349 and to write to Senator Burke, Chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, and strongly urge the committee to vote unfavorably on this bill . Mr. Kenney said that he would like to bring to the Board' s atten- tion a matter concerning the Town Office Building and Civil Defense, we have had to displace the C D operating center from the basement due to the electrical design change and the net effect is, Mr Burrell is out of business except for the warning system. Civil Mr. Kenney was asked if the state and federal government would Defense participate in matching funds for the project? Mr. Kenney said that the point is, he wouldn't qualify The Board will have to take a stand on this; later on in the fall, we .will come up with a plan. Mr O'Connell informed the Board that he had interviewed three candidates for the position of Guide Director, Larry Whipple, Rev Handley and Neil Cronin Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint Rev Guide Harold Handley as Guide Director, effective August 15, 1970, for a Director term expiring on April I , 1971 . ISI Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the East Street petition to the Middlesex County Commission for specific repairs to East Street Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to go into Executive Session for the purpose of discussing, deliberating or Executive voting on matters, which if made public, might adversely affect Session the public security the financial interests of the Town or the reputation of a person. After discussion of matters of financial interest to the Town; it was voted to go out of Executive Session. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn at 10.40 P.M. A true record, Attest kfl / / Executive Clerk, xecuSelectmen 1