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SET TMEN'S 16�r,'1'ING
July 27, 1959
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was
held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building, on
Monday, July 27, 1959, at 7:30 P.M. Chairman Maloney,
Messrs James, Adams, Ferguson and Mrs . Morey were pre-
sent Mr. Carroll, Superintendent of Public Works, and
the Executive Clerk were also present.
Mr. James J. Carroll, Town Clerk, met with the
Board for the drawing of two jurors . Jurors
Mr. John A. Nilson, 62 Adams Street and Mr. Austin
Maloney, 155 Blossom Street, were drawn for jury duty.
Mr. Carroll retired.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted Minutes
to approve the minutes of the Selectmen' s Meeting held
on July 13, 1959.
Messrs . Lipton, Bernt and Slovens of t'leBattle
Green Inn met with the Board
Mr. Lipton explained thPt he is still trying to
erect a sign of some description and discussed the
subject at length. He said that it is necessary be-
cause the Inn is losing business due to the fact people
cannot locate the building even when they are looking Sign
for it
Mr. Stevens, Town Counsel, arrived at the meeting
at 7:1j5 P.M.
Mr. Stevens explained that in order for the Inn
to have an overhanging sign, there would have to be
permission granted from both the Board of Selectmen
and the Board of Appeals. He said that generally in
the matters of the Zoning By-law, the first meeting
is with the Boad of Appeals .
The Chairman said that the Selectmen could not
grant permission for something to overhang the side-
walk when they did not know what it is .
Mr. Lipton said the only way he can determine it
is to say that it is a sign.
The Chairman stated that the Board understood the
problem, would discuss the subject and try to give Mr.
Lipton an answer .
The group retired at 8:10 P.M.
The Chairman agreed to contact Mr Lipton
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Mr. Stevens presented, for the Board' s signature,
a Sewer Easement in land of the Associates Realty Trust
of Lexington, as shown on a plan entitled "Plan of Sewer
Easement Off Northern Circumferential Highway (Route 128)
Lexington, Mass."
Mr. Carroll explained that the easement is necessary
to construct the sewer for Raytheon.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to sign the Order of Taking in the following form:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. Town of Lexington
At a meeting of the Board of Selectmen of the Town
of Lexington held on the 27th day of July, 1959, it is
ORDERED: Whereas at a Special Town Meeting duly called,
warned and held on September 15, 1958, in accordance with
the provisions of ]aw applicable thereto, it was unanimously
"VOTED: That the Selectmen be and they hereby are
guthorized to further extend to the general vicinity of
the intersection of Shade and Weston Streets, in such lo-
cations as the Selectmen may determine , subject to the
assessment of betterments or otherwise, the sanitary
sewer that it wa: voted to extend under Article ]LG of
the warrant for the 1958 Annual Town Meeting, in accord-
ance with Chapter 504 of the Acts of 1897, as amended, or
otherwise , and to take by eminent domain, purhhase or
otherwise acquire any fee , easement or other interest
in land necessary therefor; and to appropriate for the
construction of such extension and for land acquisition
the sum of $223,000.00 and to provide for payment thereof
by the transfer of *6800 00 from the Sewer Assessment Fund,
the transfer of *6200.00 from the unexpended balance in
the current appropriation for Interest on Debt that was
voted under Article 4 of the warrant for the 1958 Annual
Town Meeting, and the balance of *210,000.00 to be pro-
vided by the issue of bonds or notes of the town; and
that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen,
be and he hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of
*210,000 .00 and issue bonds or notes of the Town there-
for, to be payable in accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 44 of the General Laws, as amended, within a period
not exceeding twenty years from their dates.", and
WHEREAS the Selectmen have determined that in order
to install the said sewer it is necessary that the sewer
be locateu in the land hereinafter described.
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NOW, THEREFORE, we , the undersigned, being a majority
of the Board of Selectmen of said Town of Lexington, duly
elected and qualified and acting as such, do hereby, under
and by virtue of the provisions of Chapter 504 of the Acts
of 1897 and Chapter 79 of the General Laws, and all acts
in amendment thereof and in addition thereto, and of any
and every other power and authority us hereto in any way
enabling, take in the name and on behalf of said Town of
Lexington the perpetual rights and easements to lay, con-
struct, inspect, repair, remove , replace , operate and for-
ever maintain a sanitary sewer or sewers with any manholes,
pipes, culverts and other appurtenances, and to do all
other acts incidental thereto, including the right to pass
along and over the land for the aforesaid purposes, in,
through and under a certain strip of land in said Lexington
bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point in the common boundary
of Lot D, as shown on plan hereinafter men-
tioned, and land of the Town of Lexington,
which point is northeasterly and distant 16.55
feet from a Massachusetts highway bound; thence
running South 72° 40' 30" East along said com-
mon boundary, distant 20.82 feet to a point;
thence turning and running South 01°09'22"
West, distant 28.13 feet to a point in the com-
mon boundary of said lot D and land of theCom-
monwealth of Massachusetts; thence turning and
running North 41° 48' 43" West along said last
mentioned common boundary, distant 29.34 feet
to a point , and thence turning and running
North 01° 09' 22" East, distant 12.46 feet to
the point of beginning;
all as shown and marked "Sewer Easement" on plan entitled
"Plan of Sewer Easement Off Northern Circumferential High-
way (Route 128) Lexington, Mass .", dated April 22, 1959,
John J. Carroll, Town Engineer, to be recorded herewith.
And we do hereby also so take temporary construction
easements for use in constructing the sewer to be instal-
led in the permanrrnt easement above described in two strips
of land abutting upon and situated westerly and easterly
of said permanent easement, said strips of land being as
shown on said plan and marked "Construction Easement", and
reference to said plan is made and said plan is incorporated
he 'ein for a co^-plete and detailed description of said
strips of land
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The temporary construction easements herein taken
include the right to enter upon the land taken, to de-
posit earth and material thereon, and in general to
make all use necessary or desirable in connection with
the aforesaid sewer construction. The construction
easements shall terminate thirty days after the com-
pletion of the sewer construction, and, in any event,
not later than December 31, 1959 .
Said tights and easements in the land included
within the above descriptions are taken without inter-
ference with or prejudice to the rights of the respective
owners of the land, except so far as is reasonably neces-
sary in the exercise of the rights and easements hereby
taken, and there are reserved to the respective owners
and their heirs, successors and assigns all their re-
spective rights in and to the use of their lands for all
lawful purposes not inconsistent with the use thereof
for all of the purposes hereinabove mentioned.
On each occasion that the Town enters upon the land
in which the aforesaid rights and easements are taken
and performs any work thereon, it shall be the obligation
of the Town to remove all surplus material and to leave
the premises in reasonably the same condition as when the
entry was made
Any trees upon the land included within the above
described parcels are included within the taking.
The land in which the aforesaid rights and ease-
ments are taken is believed to belong to the following
named parties, but if the name of the owner of any of
said land or any interest therein is not stated or is
not correctly stated, it is to be understood that such
land or interest is owned by an owner or owners unknown
to us:
Lots as Shown On
Owner Aforesaid Plan
Nathan Pearson, Edmund F. Finnerty,
Gage Bailey, Owen Tudor, David U1 Sullivan
Philip W. Air, Arthur B. Bell, Mortimer A. "D"
Seabury, Jr. , John T. Lynch and James J.
MeGlame , Trustees of Associates Realty
Trust of Lexington
No betterments are to be assessed for this improvement.
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And said Board, having considered the question of
damages, hereby determines that no damages have been
sustained and none are awarded
Witness our hands at Lexington as aforesaid, this
27th day of July, 1959 .
/s/ William E. Maloney
Ruth Morey
Alan G. Adams
Raymond W. James
Gardner C . Ferrous on
Majority of the Board of Selectmen
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss . July 27, 1959
Then personally appeared William E. Maloney, Alan
G. Adams , Gardner C . Ferguson, Raymond W. James and
Ruth Morey, known to me to be a majority of the duly
elected, qualified and acting Selectmen of the Town of
Lexington, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to
be their free ant and deed and the free act and deed of
the Town of Lexington, before me ,
/s/ Harold E. Stevens
Notary Public
My commission expires September 16, 1961
Letter was received from Mr. Stevens , together with
instrument to be executed by the Board releasing Lot 2
on Land Court plan No. 25931B from the restrictions set Release
forth in a deed given by the Town to Benjamin H. Golini
et ux, dated January 10, 1955; said release authorized
by vote of the Town Meeting under Article 60 of the War-
rant for the 1959 Annual Town Meeting .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to sign the release , the original of which was taken
by Mr. Stevens
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Mr. Stevens presented, for the Board' s signature ,
an agreement between the Town and Hillcrest Village ,
Lexington, Inc . , whereby the amount of $50,000 for a
greement parcel of land in the easterly part of the Town, abut-
ting the Lexington-Arlington line containing 23 acres,
more or less, will be paid in four installments . He
explained that this is the same type of an arrangement
made in acquiring the Willard prop,_ rty.
Mr. Ferguson asked if the land was being taken by
eminent domain and Mr. Stevens replied in the negative .
Mr. Ferguson asked when the Town would obtain a
clear title to the land and Mr Stevens replied when
the Town received the deed.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to sign the Agt?eement in the following form: (See Page 226-A-)
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. Town of Lexington
At a meeting of the Beard of Selectmen of the Town
of Lexington held this 13th day of July, 1959, it is
ORDSHED Whereas by vote duly adopted by a Town
Meeting duly called, warned•_ and held on March 2, 1959,
namely at an adjourned seesion thereof duly held pn
March 16, 1959, in accordance with the provisions of law
applicable thereto, the Selectmen were authorized on
behalf of the Town of Lexington to purchase , take by
eminent domain or otherwise acquire for school, play-
ground or other public purposes, the land hereinafter
described, and an appropriation of money was made there-
for, as will more fully appear by reference to said vote,
an attested copy of which is annexed hereto
NOW, THEREFORE, we , the undersigned, being a major-
ity of the Board of Selectmen of the said Town of Lexing-
ton, duly elected, qualified and acting as such, do here-
by pursuant to said vote and under and by virtue of the
provisions of Chapter 504 of the Acts of 1897, Chapter
263 of theActs of 1926 and Chapter 79 of the General Laws
of Massachusetts, and all acts in amendment thereof and
in addition thereto, and of any and every other power and
authority us hereto in any way enabling, take in fee in
the name and on behalf of the Town of Lexington for sewer,
water, drain, street, school, playground and recreational
purposes the following parcel of land, with any building
and structures thereon, situated in the easterly part of
Lexington, abutting the Lexington-Arlington boundary,
and bounded and described as follows:
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AGREEMENT
I II Agreement made this 27th day of July, 1959 between the
Town of Lexington, a municipal corporation in Middlesex County,
Massachusetts, acting by its Board of Selectmen, who, however,
incur no personal liability by reason of the execution hereof
or of anything contained herein, hereinafter called the Town,
and Hillcrest Village, Lexington, Inc . , a corporation duly
organized and existing under the laws of Massachusetts and
having a usual place of business in Arlington, in said Mid-
dlesex County, hereinafter called the Party of the. Second
Part, which exp�sson albV, include its successors and as-
signs.
WHEREAS, by instrument dated March 16, 1959, the Party
of the Second Part, granted to the Town an option to acquire
at a price of $50,000 a certain parcel of land situated in
the easterly part of Lexington, abutting the Lexington-Arl-
ington line and containing 23 acres, more or less, which
option was duly exercised by the Town
NOW, THEREFORE, the said Town agrees that in consideration
of the delivery to it by the Party of the Second Part of the
deed to said land as provided in said option instrument, it
will make payment of said price of $50,000 to the Party of
the Second Part as follows:
1. Upon receipt of said deed, it will pay forthwith
the sum of $82mo,
2. On or about January 5, 1960, it will pay the
further sum of $14,000,
3 . On or about January 5, 1961, it will pay the
further sum of $14,000, and
4 On or about January 5, 1962, it will pay the
final sum of $14,000
IN WITNESS WHER3OF, the name of the Town of Lexington
has been hereto affixed and this instrument has been ex-
ecuted in its name and on its behalf by a majority of the
Board of Selectmen the day and year first above stated.
TOWN OF LEXINGTON
/s/Gardner C . Ferguson ByJ/ Ruth Morey
Raymond W. James Alan G. Adams
IIIWilliam E. Maloney
Majority of the Board of Selectmen
VOID
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EASTERLY by the Lexington-Arlington boundary by
two lines measuring respectively 1438.00
feet and 308.08 feet;
NORTHERLY by the southerly terminus of Daniels
Street, by lots 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
and 23, as indicated on plan hereinafter
mentioned, by the southerly terminus of
Sutherland Road, and lot 1 as indicated
on said plan, 711.48 feet;
WESTERLY by lots 141 to 169, inclusive , as indicated
on said plan, 843.73 feet and by lots 56,
54. 52. 50; Parcel A and lots OA and 47,
as indicated on said plan, by seven courses
measuring respectively 172.52 feet, 85.83
feet, 56.93 feet, 86.58 feet, 167.33 feet,
161 .52 feet and 150.00 feet;
SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts by two lines measuring
respectively 391.17 feet and 163.68 feet;
and
containing, according to said plan, 23.8 acres, more or
less
The above described lana is shown on plan entitled
"A Compiled Plan of Land in Lexington Mass .", dated March,
1959, John J. Carroll, Town Engineer, to be recorded here-
with.
There is included in said taking the rights of way
reserved for and made appurtenant to said land in deed
from Emma V Chenery to Rose Raphael, dated May 15, 1917,
recorded in Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds,
Book 4136, Page 165
All trees upon said land and buildings and structures
affixed thereto are included in the taking.
We award the damages sustained by the persons in
their property by reason of the tai. ing hereby made as fol-
lows : To Hillcrest Village , Lexington, Inc . , the sum of
One ($1.00) Dollar
In so awarding damgges we have awarded them to the
supposed owner of record of the land hereby taken as of
the date hereof, but if the name of the owner of any in-
terest in said land is not stated or is not correctly
stated, it is to be understood that such interest is
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owned by an owner or owners unknown to us, and in such
case our award is made to the lawful owner or owners
thereof.
No betterments are now to be assessed for the improve-
ments for which this taking is made .
WITNESS our hands and seals in said Lexington the
day and year first above written.
/s/ William E. Maloney
Ruth M„rey
Alan G. Adams
Raymond W. James
Gardner C . Ferguson
Majority of the Board of
Selectmen
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss. July 13, 1959
Then personally appeared William E. Maloney, Alan G.
Adams, Gardner C . Ferguson, Raymond W. James and Ruth
Morey, known to me to be a majority of the duly elected,
qualified and acting Selectmen of the Town of Lexington,
and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be their
free act and deed and the free act and deed of the Town
of Lexington, before me,
/s/ Hazel J. Murray
Notary Public
My commission expires:Nov. 21, 1961.
CERTIFICATE OF VOTE
July 13, 1959
I, James J. Carroll, Town Clerk of the Town of Lex-
ington, hereby certify that at a Town Meeting duly called,
warned anr' held on March 2, 1959, namely at an adjourned
session thereof duly held on March 16, 1959, in accordance
with the provisions of law applicable thereto, the fol-
lowing vote was duly adopted by more than a two-thirds
majority:
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"VO'T2D: That the Selectmen be and hereby are
authorized to purchase, take by eminent domain
or otherwise acquire for school, playground
and other public purposes a parcel of land in
East Lexington abutting the Lexington-Arlington
Town line and bounded northeasterly by the rear
lines of lots fronting on Aerial Street, the
southwesterly end of Sutherland Road and the side
line of a lot fronting on Sutherland Road; north-
westerly by the rear lines of lots fronting on
Tarbell Avenue and on Peacock Farm Road; south-
westerly by land of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
setts and south easterly by the Lexington-Arling-
ton Town line, and to appropriate therefor the sum
of $50,000.00 and provide for payment by transfer
from the Excess ana Deficiency Account. '
A true copy.
Attest:
James J Carroll, Town Clerk
The Chairman read a letter from John Modoono, 192
Woburn Street, relative to w.ter and sewer drain pipes
being put through his land.
Mr. Carroll presented a street construction plan Drain throt
and reported thAt t.. Modooto wasre(erring to a drain Modoono
which the lown proposes to build on Webb Street. He land
said that there is a low spot about opposite Dunham
Street and all the drainage, including Webb and Dunham
Streets has to be run through Mr. Modoonots land out
to Woburn Street. He reported that Mr. Higgins talked
to Mr. Modoono and also went to see him after receipt
of this letter.
Mr. Modoono admitted to Mr Higgins that he had
been advised of the situation and he also admitted that
he received a copy of the plan, and th t the letter was
written by his sister.
Mr. Carroll explained that there is no other possible
way to handle the problem. It will be a ten foot perma-
nent easement and a twenty foot temporary easement for
construction, and will actually tend to improve the
Modoono property.
The Chairman said he did not think there would be
much of a problem and he agreed to discuss the matter
with Mr. Modoono.
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` The Chairman read a letter from Ernest A. Giroux,
addressed to the Town Engineer, relative to the fence
along the driveway to the entrance of the municipal
parking area off Waltham Street. A portion of the pro-
perty bordering the entrance driveway is under agree-
ment to purchase and the buyer has inquired about the
fence .
Fence at Mr. James said that the fence was erected to pro-
parking tact people and where it becomes a matter of public
area convenience it can be taken down.
The Board agreed that there would be no problem
insofar as the fence is concerned if a new commercial
structure is erected on the property referred to by
Mr. Giroux.
The Chairman read a letter from the Board of
Fire Commissioners asking if any change had been made
in the policy for filling wells.
Mr. Adams asked if the people whose walls are
being filled are in reach of Town water and Mr.
Filling Carroll replied that some of them are and some of them
wells are not
Mr. Adams said it seemed to him that there should
be some fee for filling wells.
Mr. Carroll said he did not think it was enough
of a problem to make a charge , and they are billed
$3.00 minimum. He said it is a decreasing problem.
It was agreed not to make any change in the pre-
vious arrangement whereby requests are refereed to
the Water Department and if sanctioned by that De-
partment,
the wells are filled by the Fire Department .
Reference was made to filling private swimming
pools anc Mr. Carroll said that he does not want his
men to fill them as they are too busy. He reported
Swimming that on every call to have a private pool filled he
pools has asked why they cannot fill the pools themselves
and the answer has always been that it will take
three days .
The Chairman asked Mr. Carroll for his recom-
mendation and he replied that he definitely did not
think the Town should be expected to fill private
swimming pools .
It was agreed to accept Mr. Carroll' s recommendation
and not fill private swimming pools.
The Chairman read a letter from Rocco M. Frasca,
987 Waltham Street, asking to have the sidewalk bet-
terment assessment levied against his property defer-
red. Mr. Frasca met with the Board last year at which
time it was voted to reduce the betterment from $413 .50
to $250 and defer payment if he so requested
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Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted,
under the provisions of Chapter 159 of the Acts of Frasca
1950, to extend the time for payment of $250, without sidewalk
interest, until the land or any part thereof is built betterment
upon, sold or until the expiration of three years from
the date hereof, whiehever event occurs first .
Letter was received from the Mystic Valley Gas
Company requesting permission to relay and partially
relocate a 6" high pressure gas main in Preston and
Blake Roads.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted Gas main
to grant the request subject to the provision that
the work be done according to Mr Carroll' s specifica-
tions and to his satisfaction.
Mr. Stevens retired at 8 :40 P.M.
The Chairman read a letter from Edward B. Cass,
attorney for Mr. Cardillo, advising that he cannot
pay the price entertained by the Board for lots 90-911. Tax title
Albemarle Avenue, but would like an opportunity to
bid for them at a public auction if possible . He can
pay no more than $1500.
The Chairman read a letter from Busa Realty Trust
advising that they will pay the price entertained by
the Board for lots 90-94 Albemarle Avenue . Tax title
Upon motion dull made and seconded, it was voted
that a proposal to sell be advertised in the Lexington
Minute-man and that further consideration be given the
offer at the meeting to be held August 10, 1959 .
The Chairman read a letter from Mr. Alfred Busa,
38 Circle Road, acknowledging the Board' s letter of
July 14 advising that the Board is of the opinion that
it is in the best interest of the Town to retain owner-
ship of tax title lots on Circle Road. Mr. Busa owns
lot 206 and asked the Board to consider selling lots
200-205 inclusive on Circle Road. Tax title
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it wa:. voted
to advise Mr. Busa that the Board is not in favor of
disposing of any lots on Circle Road until such tine
as the road is laid out as a way under the Betterment
Act or under the Subdivision Control Law.
Mr. Carroll referred to the bids for street work,
Contract No. 6 and reported that J. A. Vitale was the
low bidder. Whitman & Howard have checked the totals Street
and they are correct. They have checked the financial contract
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statement and contacted the State Department of Public
Works, for whom Vitale has recently done three jobs .
Whitman & Howard recommends that the contract be awarded
to Vitale .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to award the contract for Street Work, Contract No. 6
to J. A. Vitale , the low bidder, at $92,400 .50.
Mr. Carroll reported that he had received bids
for a two and a half tong truck. The low bidder was
the Mystic Bridge Motors, $8682 for a Dodge . The
Truck bids next low bid was $8700 submitted by Truck Sales and
Service . He explained that he wrote quite lengthy
specifications in an effort to obtain competitive
bids and said he would recommend to the Board that
the lowest bidder meeting every specification be
awarded the contract. He reported that the low bid-
der did not meet all the specifications and he recom-
mended accepting the bid of $8700.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to accept the bid of $8700 submitted by Truck Sales
and Service, all specifications having been met, for
a two and a half ton Dodge .
Mr. Carroll presented each member of the Bpard
Bedford with recommendations for lighting Bedford Street from
Street Massachusetts Avenue to the First National Store . He
Lighting stated that his recommendation is outlined under Item E,
changing all lamps to 11,000 mercury vapor which will
increase the operating cost $605.40.
Mr. Adams asked if there would be any change in
pole equipment and Mr. Carroll replied that there will
be new brackets but no new poles .
It was agreed to accept Mr. Carroll' s recommenda-
tion and change all lamps to 11,000 mercury vapor from
the corner of Harrington Road to just beyond the First
National Store .
Mr. Carroll retired at 9:05 P.M.
Further consideration was given to the appointment
of a member of the Historic ]i ricts Commission to re-
Committee place Mr . Dexter Smith who has resigned.
appointment It was agreed to have the Chairman contact Donald
Hathaway to find out whether or not he would be willing
to serve on the committee .
The Clerk was instructed to notify the Planning
Board, Board of Appeals, Town Counsel and Superinten-
Meeting dent of Public Works that a meeting will be held in
the Selectmen' s Room on Monday, August 3 at 8:30 P.M.
for the purpose of discussing the current status of
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the plans for the proposed Waltham Street Apartment
District Development
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to grant Guide Licenses to David S. Michelson, 1 Mae
Road, Bedford, and Albert S. Woodhall, Jr. , 220 Lincoln
Street, Lexington Licenses
It was agreed that the Chairman would meet these
boys and present them with their license and badge .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to appoint the following Election Worlers for 1959-1960,
terms expiring September 1, 1960
.LECTION OFFICERS
1959 1960
R George E. Foster R Alice G. Marshall
10 Plainfield Street 9 Independence Avenue
R Ilda J. Field R Otis S Brown, Jr.
20 Chase Avenue 11 Diana Lane
D Mary W. Rowland R Sally S. Hooper
148 Lowell Street 282 Bedford Street
D Rose I . McLaughlin R Edna D. Ande,son
88 Oak Street 21 Leonard Road
R Mary E. Clifr'ord D Clarence E. Delp
54 Chase Avenue 18 Dexter Road
D Annie H. McDonnell D Joseph 0. Rooney
7 Curve Street 51 Grant Street
R Lena Rochette R Elizabeth Fardy
370 Marrett Road 40 Preston Road
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D Randall W. Richards D Mary J. Ferry
67 Farmcrest Avenue 50 Downing Road
D Mary G. Oliver D Carroll J. Ryan
610 Waltham Street 10 Bedford Street
D Elizabeth F. Downey D Mary A Spellman
4 Farmcrest Avenue 24 Shirley Street
D Henry P. Meade R Caroline F Deloury
144 Grant Street 99 Spring Street
R Nellie I. Batstone R Mary A. Hallett
49 Bartlett Avenue 2270 Massachusetts Avenue
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Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to sign an Order for the construction of a sewer in +
Sewer Weston Street from Lincoln Street a distance of 300 ' -
Orders southerly, and an Order for the construction of a
sewer in Lincoln Street from the intersection of the
center lines of Lincoln and Weston Streets a distance
of 110' - westerly and 180' ± northeasterly along
Lincoln Street.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to approve the petitions and sign the orders for the
following j/o pole locations, all having been approved
by Mr. Carroll
Constitution Road, northeasterly side ,
northwesterly from a point approxi-
Pole mately 85 feet northwest of Paul
locations Revere Road, --
Nine poles - Guy wire and anchor on 9th.
Ellison Road, easterly Side , woutherly
from a point approximately 20 feet south
of Roosevelt Road,--
Two poles. (Two existing j/o poles to be
removed. )
Benjamin road, southeasterly side , north-
easterly from a point approximately 20'
northeast of Concord Avenue ,--
Twelve poles
Buckman Drive, westerly side , southerly
from a point approximately 110' south
of Locust Avenue , --
Sixteen poles.
Sherburne Road, easterly side, northerly
from a point approximately 15' north of
Dane Road, --
Two poles.
Sherburne Road, easterly side , approximately
110' south of Winthrop Road,--
One pole
Field Road, northwesterly side, southwesterly
from a point approximately 20' southwest of
Concord Avenue ,--
Eight poles.
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Hutchinson Roa , northwesterly side , northeasterly
from a point approximately 20' northeast of
Concord Avenue , --
Eight pol= s
Mill Brook Road, southwesterly side , northwesterly
from a point approximately 25' northwest of
Adams Street,--
Two poles.
Red Coat Lane, southeasterly side , northeasterly
from a point approximately 140' northeast of
Burlington Street,--
Ten poles .
Guy wire and anchor on first pole .
Turning Mill. Road, southeasterly side , northeasterly
from a point approximately 100 ' northeast of
Robinson Road,--
Five poles - Guy wire and anchor on 5th pole
Leroy Road, northweste ly side , approximately i5'
northeast of Marrett Road, --
One pole .
Leroy Road, southeasterly side , approximately 185'
northeast of Marrett Road,
School Street, easterly side , approximately 180'
south of Massachusetts Avenue , --
One pole .
Battle Green Road, southwesterly side , south-
easterly from a point approximately 40' south-
east of Paul Revere Road, --
Nine poles .
Bates Road, southeasterly side , northeasterly
from a point approximately 25' northeast of
Wood Street, --
Three poles .
Bates Road, northwesterly side , northeasterly
from a point approximately 340 ' northeast of
Wood Street,--
Five poles .
Guy wire and anchor on fifth pole .
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The Chairman reported that he contacted Mr. Roeder 11relative to a Civil Defense Director and he has an
Civil individual, Mr. Arthur Burrell, whom he would like to
Defense present to the Board. It was agreed to invite Mr.
Roeder and Mr. Burrell to attend the meeting on August
10.
The Chairman reported that he discussed all night
parking on Bedford Street with the Chief who advised
that it has never been the policy to stop all night
All night parking in the Town during the Summer months . It is
parking enforced in the Winter because of snow removal opera-
tions If the Board desires to order no all night
parking in any particular area, he will enforce it
The Chairman reported that the Town of Winchester
is more than pleased with the new machine for preparing
tax bills . This is the first year a machine has been
Tax bills used and the Collector felt that the bills were a little
late going out the end of June . He borrowed $100,000
less in anticipation of collections, but payments did
not come up to his expectations He felt the billing
would have been more effective if the bills had been
sent out the middle of June .
The Chairman reported that he discussed Worthen
Road with Mr . Snow and no change has been made in the
Worthen location that was agreed upon by the Selectmen and the
Road Planning Board.
The meeting adjourned at 10:03 P.M.
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