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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-01-04-BOS-min 40 SELECTMEN'S MEETING January 4, 1971 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held in the Bird Room, Cary Memorial Building, on Monday evening at 7 30 p.m. Chairman Cataldo, Messrs Mabee, Kenney, Greeley and Bailey were present. Mr Legre, Town Counsel , Mr. O'Connell , Town Manager; Mr. McSweeney, Town Engineer and Acting Superintendent of Public Works and Mrs. McCurdy, Executive Clerk, were also present. Jurors At the request of the Town Clerk, four jurors were drawn as follows Harold W Eklund 24 Preston Road David M. Hamblin 7 Winston Road William R. Page 25 Oakland Street William K. Brown 127 Bedford Street Mr O'Connell informed the Board that the Town Engineer has written him reporting that he has signed the offer and acceptance form on the State and Federal grants on the Hamilton Road relief sewer. The grant offers an estimate of $597,000; on the basis of that estimated cost, which is subject to change, the Federal grant offers $298,500 and the State offers $149,250, leaving the appli- cants' share, Lexington and Bedford, of $ 149,250. On December 30, Hamilton 1970, we received preliminary plans and specifications on Contract Relief No. 1 and we are presently completing the second stage. Sewer The Chairman said that a letter from the State was received today. Mr. O'Connell recommended that the awarding authority set a date to advertise the bids as soon as possible. Also, you will note an additional 10 percent will be granted by the Housing and Urban Development, which will add $29,850. This leaves only the date to authorize the bids. The Chairman said that we have applied for a HUD grant and we are not sure of it; we have a commitment on the others. We will discuss this whole issue later on. The Chairman read a letter from Mrs. George Laurendeau, 33 Bellflower Street, requesting that Crosby Road be made one-way Traffic during the hours when children are brought and picked up at the Request Maria Hastings School Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to refer this request to the Traffic Committee for recommendations. Common Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the Vict. Common Victualler licenses for the following (approved by the License Board of Health.) 34 . Bellino' s Bakery, Inc. 114 Massachusetts Avenue Folsom' s Seafoods 182 Bedford Street George R. Reed & Son 1721 Massachusetts Avenue Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize the Chairman to sign the Liquor Identification Card for Nancy Joan Doyle, I .D Card 823 Massachusetts Avenue. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Minutes Minutes of the Selectmen's Meeting held on December 28, 1970 The Chairman read a letter from the Planning Board stating that the portion of Worthen Road across the Bowman School land should be built within the 70' layout as a standard subdivision street with a 30' wide bituminous pavement and a sidewalk along one side. Either the typical cross-section for arterial street - modified as shown on the 1965 standard specifications of the Public Works Department or a special cross-section may be utilized, the latter being a little less expensive to construct The details of construction and the limits of peat excavation shall conform to the above standard specifications and to the Rules and Regulations governing the subdivision of land in Lexington. Since the road corridor easement across the Trinity Coven- ant Church land will have to be definitely located and shown on the development plans, it will be necessary to determine the best location therefor prior to the approval of the final plans some time in 1971 (assuming the passage of the rezoning at the January II , Special Town Meeting) The Chairman said that this letter is in reply to one we sent Worthen them after receiving one from Norman Richards, who is representing Road the Trinity Covenant Church. He asked if the Board agrees ( I) this section of Worthen Road should be built to these specifications or this width? (2) or consider the idea of the Town building the road? Mr Kenney asked, you mean paying for it, too? Mr Greeley approved ( I) building the road to these specifica- tions and (2) if the zoning change is approved at the Special Town Meeting. I think we ought to take immediate steps to offer to build the road, subject to reimbursement by the developer at 100 percent of the cost. The Chairman said we should meet with Norman Richards to square away what we are going to pay for; they should understand what they are going to pay for Last year, we said to build to a 44' width with our own money Mr. Greeley said that now we are saying to take Chapter 90 money elsewhere If you say it will be extraordinary width, it invites questions of the townspeople The Chairman said he certainly questions one sidewalk and ques- tions not putting the base in for a 44' width. Mr. Kenney agreed with Mr. Greeley on a 30' subdivision width. 34 Mr. Greeley said he wouldn't fight one way or another on the sidewalk Mr Bailey said that it would be in the meadow; a sidewalk on the East won't carry anybody. The Chairman said that we are talking about 190 families and as I understand the plan, they are going to hook onto this section We are coming into the school area and the Planning Board says to have a sidewalk just on one side The children hade to have a crossing and there are going to be 190 families there. Mr. Kenney asked if it is on the school side, wouldn't that suffice? The Chairman replied that we don't want to have to ask for another traffic woman I am saying on the school site, there ) should be two didewalks. I would hate to have the Town have to' come in afterwards and put in a sidewalk. Mr Kenney asked if we want this particular piece, should we pay for it? Mr. McSweeney came into the meeting. The Chairman asked Mr. McSweeney if we paid for one of the sidewalks on Worthen Road? Mr. Mabee said he believed the subdivider paid for the differ- ence, what he would normally pay in a subdivision. Mr Greeley said we used to require two and now we require only One sidewalk The Chairman informed Mr McSweeney that the recommendation of the Planning Board is for a 30' pavement and a sidewalk on one side and it is laid out to 70 feet We are asking should we have a sidewalk on both sides? Mr Greeley feels we should discuss making it to the 30' subdivision width Mr. McSweeney asked what if we increase it to the full width and have a layout at a later time? The Chairman thought it could be done. Mr Kenney said you wouldn't rebuild it to 44' width; I wouldn't want to spend the money now. Mr Mabee said we are talking about building from the subdivi- sion to Marrett Road. We have had every extreme on Worthen Road; why not make a decision on this tonight? The Chairman said we have agreed from Marrett Road to Colonial Acres to buy land; also, we agreed to leave a corridor from Goffe Road to Marrett Road 100' wide. Mr Greeley added in case some day it may be necessary to con- struct it. The Chairman agreed; now we are asked to build a section of that road which we had left a corridor. Mr. Mabee said that you certainly are not going to build this now to the full width. Mr. McSweeney said if you do it on that basis, "in case," you are asking the Clematis subdivision to do something less than you required Duffy to do. ��4 3 ' Mr. Greeley agreed and said we changed our policy; we revised our policy on Worthen Road last summer and I think we should stick to it The Chairman said he would not like to see us go in there and excavate this peat, with the depth of 20' , and have to go in again in five years and excavate again; in the point of good construction, we should go to the full Width Mr Greeley said that we should excavate to what is the appro- priate width to get an adequate base for a 30' pavement. The Chairman explained that we would probably have to excavate to a width of 80' to 100' wide, anyway for the 30' pavement What I would like to see us do is excavate the whole thing for a good solid base so the road base won't shift as it did up at the High School area, but I think it is in the best interests of the Town to excavate it to that width It was the sense of the Board to excavate for the 50' layout. Attorney Norman Richards met with the Board The Chairman informed Mr. Richards that the Board had received a letter from the Planning Board in reply to one we sent after re- ceiving yours As far as the access road to the subdivision, we would like to have a basic understanding on who is going to do what It is the Planning Board's position, and the Board concurs, that the road be extended to a 50' layout and built to specifications. The Planning Board is asking for one sidewalk and we question whether one or two sidewalks. Is it the feeling of your people that you would design and survey to the location the Town Engineer specifies and, at that time, if the Town Engineer approves the specifications for the layout, we put it out to bid and you deposit in escrow with the Treasurer and the road will be built at no cost to the Town? Mr Richards said, first, it was the understanding of the Church that the Town would have it laid out and had done some prepar- ation for Article 22 of the 1969 Town Meeting, which laid out the road, and there would be no money for construction. I had not con- cerned myself with the engineering I do know that the Bowman School property had been engineered by Whitman and Howard for sewer lines and in my discussion of Article 22, engineering data for the road was available, assuming it was going to be extended to 70 feet wide One of the problems that had arisen in discussion by the townspeople was whether this would be the logical place for the second access or whether theee were other avenues to explore other than the low areas Also, there is some feeling it shouldn't be built on Bowman School property However, in discussing it with the Architect, this would be the logical place and would open the area down through the Bowman School . In the letter to the Board was the amount of money that would be placed with the Town and the Town would do all the work as they would under Chapter 90 I have heard about conditions at the Bowman School , I don't know how bad the bottom is but Whitman and Howard does and if it gets into an astronomical fee, it would be advisable for the Church to look into this matter and other areas for access. 344 The Chairman asked if he understood the part the Town would play in it? Under Chapter 90, the County surveys it, the State de- signs it and puts it out to bid and awards the bids We would just inspect the project and make the payments Mr Mabee asked what has the County done? Mr. McSweeney said they did some survey work in the area, no borings, just some preliminary surveys. The Chairman said there is no question the Town would make information available to you We are in no position to undertake the design of this project Mr Richards said we would design it as a subdivision, it would be built to specifications and I don't know what adjustments the Town would make if we had to construct and install services to a greater width The Chairman said it would be designed and built as a normal subdivision street with no requests for services or pavement of a greater width. Mr Greeley said it is our recommendation to do exactly what Mr Richards and the Church recommended; they expect to construct the street as a normal subdivision street except the bids would be taken and let by the Town. Mr. Mabee said that they would handle it as a normal subdivi- sion and you would engineer it and put the money in escrow and we would build it. The Chairman said as the Planning Board letter reads, you are giving the Town an easement for a corridor for the extension of Worthen Road Mr Richards said the question came up on an easement; there is the improbability of building a road across which would go out to Marrett Road, the road would not follow that course when on the Church' s land, this would go across as it was originally laid out. If it is Conservation land, you would have difficulty getting across Conservation land. Mr. Legro said it would be almost impossible. Mr Richards said we would put up the money and it would be engineered; we wouldn't expect the Town to employ Whitman and Howard The Chairman said that the Board would be the awarding au- thority of the bid. Mr. Richards agreed and retired from the meeting The Board discussed the Articles to be inserted in the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting on March 15, 1971 . The Chairman said that Articles I through 30 will have the same numbers as last year, except Article 23 (permanent street con- struction), which was left out last year; last year, it was Chapter 90. Bevington Mr. Mabee said that the Board asked him to check with Mr Bevington, as we had talked about acquiring the land for the purposes 34 we acquired the Tower property, as opposed to Conservation purposes Mr. Bevington is willing to sell for either/or but with one stipula- tion, he doesn't want any buildings there. Mr Legro asked if he is making a concession in price for other purposes? Mr Mabee said he wasn't asked to talk price and he didn't Mr Bevington doesn't care if there is a road there or not; I think he is worried about a subdivision and he did say "no buildings there " The Conservation Commission would withdraw their Article for Conservation purposes if the Selectmen wanted to put it in for gen- eral purposes. I suggest we discuss acquisition with respect to all acquisition. There is no option at the moment and recommend that the Selectmen have an option to purchase this land over the next 15 months for the next Town Meeting; there should be two Articles. Mr Greeley asked why do we have to insert the Conservation Commission's Article? Mr Mabee said because they want to make sure it is brought up as a matter of issue at the Town Meeting; they don't want to see it go down river with no action Mr Bailey said that our general purposes action would accom- plish that Mr. Mabee agreed The Chairman thought we should insert two Articles and if we get an option signed by them, we can vote to delete these two Arti- cles We will vote to insert Article 54 for the acquisition of the Bevington land for general purposes Mr. Legro said you spoke of acquiring for the same purposes as the Tower land was acquired and that included for school pur- poses; also, for playground and recreation purposes I will be drafting the Article soon and as long as the acquisition is limited to these purposes Mr Mabee asked if it is agreed to have a road through? The Board agreed. Mr York met with the Board to discuss the Red Cross Article. The Chairman said that Mr Kingston as a member of the Red Cross, is asking for this Article to be inserted for plans and specifications for the remodeling of the Red Cross Building. Mr. York said that Mr. Kingston asked him to be here; it is obvious this work needs to be done. Red Cross Mr. Greeley said that in reading the letter on this, he didn't quite understand what Mr Kingston was saying as he said the first estimate will cost $ 18,000 and agreed that is too much and hopes we can do it for a lot less The Chairman said that Mr. Muirhead' s educated guess is $18,000 and if they find out they can do it for $ 10,000 or $12,000 This is his thinking Mr Kenney asked Mr Greeley if he thought the facility was worth that? Mr. Greeley replied, no. 346 Mr Kenney said he would have no compunction about inserting the Article, but not support it Mr Greeley and Mr Mabee agreed with him Mr York said that when working on the Visitor' s Center, our Committee gave serious consideration to wiping out the Red Cross build- ing You will run into an objection from the Historical Society for not taking care of the building. The question is, do we put money into it? The Chairman said that is your feeling. We would like to see the building maintained At the Town Meeting, we don't want it in- terpreted that we don't want the building Say we put in the Arti- cle and because of the economy, the Appropriation Committee rejected it and Town Meeting voted it down? Mr Mabee said if we put the Article in because it was re- quested by a Town Meeting Member, we are in favor of it, but not this year because the deterioration is not so bad. Mr York said the only way we can find out what we are all talking about is we ought to have an investigation. The Chairman said it doesn't necessarily mean to cost the Town $12,000. If it fails, then we should try a Trust Fund to find out how to have this study The day we went to the meeting, the Red Cross was going to pay for this study. Mr York said they have money for Red Cross use, but we don't own the building . The Chairman said if we charged $40 a month for the building, we would have it in 40 months I would hate to go to Town Meeting and have it killed. The Chairman told Mr Kenney that he should not vote to in- sert an Article if he didn't want to support it This is a request from one individual It has been the Board' s policy that Articles be inserted either as Citizens' or Selectmen's Articles We would be deluged with requests from Town Meeting Members every year. Either you insert it as a Selectmen' s Article or you don't insert it at all . Mr Bailey agreed to support the Article; Mr Mabee and Mr. Kenney, also; the Chairman also said he would support the Article at Town Meeting Mr Greeley said he would not agree to support it but will agree to put it in as a Selectmen' s Article The Chairman said that a letter has been received from the Fire Department requesting two Articles be inserted; one for the renovation Fire Articles of the Central Fire Headquarters in the amount of $51 ,000 and the other for a replacement of Engine #2 in the amount of $57,000. Mr O'Connell said that he would talk with Chief Spellman. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to deny the request of the Fire Department to insert two Articles Bowman The Chairman asked about the Bowman School roof? School Mr O'Connell said that he had talked with the School Department 347 and they said the school hasn't been accepted and, therefore, it is still up to the permanent Building Committee. Mr Kenney asked if the roof would be capable of going through another winter? Mr O'Connell replied, yes, with a patch here and there. The Chairman said that 7 Citizens' Articles were submitted. One was on the use of Chapter 90 money on Worthen Road but the peti- tion asks for insertion in the January II , 1971 Town Meeting - not Citizens' for the March meeting Article Mr. Greeley said that we are putting an Article in the March Chapter 90 Town Meeting to use the money for another purpose Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted not to insert the Citizens' Article on the use of Chapter 90 money on Worthen Road because the petition was for the January II, 1971 Town Meeting. The Board agreed there would be 6 Citizens' Articles inserted. ( I) An Article submitted to release the restrictions on the land bought by Mrs Domings on Valleyfield Street. (2) Petition to approve and transmit to the Governor that property taxes are among the highest in the nation and to petition the Great and General Court for early adoption of a revised tax pro- gram. (3) An Article submitted by Mark Moore to amend the zoning by- law to include parcels under RH-Subsidized Housing Districts, on the Citizens' Bedford Street side. Article (4) An Article submitted that the Viano property on Vine Brook be rezoned to CG area (5) An Article submitted to rezone on Bow Street to RH area. (6) An Article submitted on the change in the by- law on the use of sidewalks. The Chairman said the School Committee has one Article for reno- vations to incinerators to comply with requirements of the Metropoli- School tan Boston Air Pollution Control District Article Mr. O'Connell informed the Board that he had received a report covering the survey of the Center Pool We had $ 1200 to conduct a survey and found a substantial number of serious leaks and concluded that the present filtering system was inadequate and the concrete Center was in need of repairs; the filters are illegal under the rules of Pool Public Health. For minimum patching and repair of the major leaks in order for the pool to continue to operate, it would cost $ 11,500; $56,000 for the complete removal of the structure and replacement of the filtering system. The Chairman asked if he had any information to make repairs? Mr O'Connell said that the minimum to get by would cost $11 ,500, we face some cost to put the pool back in operation as- a result of the survey One possibility would be to ask for an Article in Town Meeting and ask if that is the right thing to do 348 Mr Greeley asked could you have a recommendation by Town Meet- ing time? Mr O'Connell replied, yes, he could have it by next week. Mr Greeley said, then, why not put an Article in The Board agreed to include an Article for the Center Swimming Pool under the Recreation Articles The Chairman said that Article I will include the Vocational School and the insurance question Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert the following 52 Articles: ( I) To choose by ballot Town Officers Vocational School Insurance Question (2) Reports of Boards and Committees (3) Cary Lecture Committee (4) Apropriations for Expenditures (5) Approval of Town Treasurer to borrow money (6) Transfer of unexpended appropriation balances to E & D (7) Raise and appropriate money to pay unpaid bills (8) Appropriate money for Reserve Fund (9) Director of Accounts of State for audit ( 10) Funds for pensions for Police & Fire Department ( II) Appointment of Selectmen to Board of Appeals ( 12) Supplementary appropriations for installation or construction of Water mains, sewers, drains etc. ( 13) Street lights ( 14) Appraisals & Options ( 15) Westview Cemetery Development ( 16) Curbings Articles ( 17) Drains ( 18) Water Mains ( 19) Sidewalks (20) Sewer Mains (21) Trunk Sewers (22) Highway maintenance - Chapter 90 (23) Permanent Street Construction (24) Public Works equipment (25) Streets - Engineering services & plans (26) Eradication of mosquitoes (27) Board of Health - Mystic Valley Children's Clinic (28) Cary Library - State aid (29) Sewer mains - Engineering services & plans (30) ,Reimburtang sdmdi''ri'ders (31) Acquisition of Ashley-Steeves property for general purposes (32) Acquisition of Ashley-Steeves property for conservation purposes (33) Layout of Worthen Road - Marrett Road to Sherburne Road (34) Chapter 90 - Highway construction - Worthen Road - Marrett Road to Sherburne Road 349 (35) Authorization to use Chapter 616, 768 money - 1968 Chapter 90, 1966 Massachusetts Avenue Chapter 90 on East Street (36) Authorization to use 1969 - 1970 Chapter 90 money on Worthen Road - Marrett Road to Sherburne Road (37) Cary Library - plans and specifications (P.B.0 ) (38) Town Office Building Access and Parking Area (39) Police Station Air conditioning equipment (40) Town Office Building - F.E & F (41) Local Disaster Preparedness (C.D ) (42) Data Processing Study Committee (43) Automatic Data Processing Equipment (44) Purchase voting machines (5) (45) Vocational School (VRSDPC) (46) Photogrammetric Survey & Maps (47) Lincoln Street - further development (48) Purchase Harrington property (Mass Ave. at Clarke Street) (49) Easement at Lincoln Street & Marrett Road (Tocci ) (50) Amend Article 4 June, 1969 Meeting (Minority workers) (LCSR) (51) Abandon rights appurtenant to Hamilton property (52) Annuity for Mrs Benjamin Day Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert the Article for plans and specifications for the remodeling of the Red Red Cross Cross Building. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert the Article for the acquisition for general purposes of the land owned Bevington by Alfred J Bevington Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert 5; Articles on Recreation in the Warrant for the 1971 Annual Town Recreational Meeting. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert I School Committee Article in the Warrant for the 1971 Annual Town School Meeting Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert 5 Conservation Articles in the Warrant for the 1971 Annual Town Conservation Meeting. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert 8 Planning Board Articles in the Warrant for the 1971 Annual Town Planning Meeting. Board Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to insert 6 Citizens' Citizens' Articles in the Warrant for the 1971 Annual Town Meeting. Articles The Chairman read a letter from TMMA informing the Board of an informational meeting to be held on Wednesday evening, January 6, TI+IA 1971 , at the High School . Meeting 350 Mail Box The Chairman read a letter from Postmaster Walker stating that Mass. Ave we will be advised at a later date regarding our recommendation to Pleasant move the mail box on Massachusetts Avenue at Pleasant Street. The Chairman read a letter from Mr. Legro regarding the re- quest of Robert 0 Tillinghast, 183 Bedford Street, for a sewer connection. We thought we had an agreement with him to run his two services into a manhole at the edge of the Town property at the DPW Building and we would consider from that manhole to the Tillinghast lateral on Public Works' property a Town lateral and would request Sewer the granting of an easement over his property to service this lateral Mr Tillinghast has filed and recorded a grant of ease- ment on the whole section and it is Town Counsel' s recommendation that we again vote not to accept the easement. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to decline to accept the grant of easement, 20 feet wide and extending along the entire length of the rear lines of both lots 2 and I, from Robert 0. Tillinghast The Board agreed to so inform Mr Tillinghast and request him to contact the Town Engineer with a plan of easement to be ap- proved by Mr McSweeney and Mr Legro Town Meeting For the Board' s information, the Chairman read a letter from Vote Mrs. Earsy regarding a special form for the Town Meeting Members Tallies to record their own votes at Town Meeting; these forms would be collected and tallied by LWV and published in the Minute-man. The Board discussed the Warrant for the January II , 1971 Special Town Meeting Article 3 Stedman Road The Board agreed the motion will be drawn appropriating $200. Article 4 Sewer - Hamilton Road to MDC sewer line. The Chairman said that we met today and should ask for total authorization of $750,000 project, and a cash Articles appropriation of $100,000; in 1968, we appropriated $575,000 and $25,000 in cash. We feel the position should be total authorization of $750,000; raising $75,000 from taxes and burrowing $ 100,000. Mr. Greeley asked if the $75,000 will be out of the 1971 tax levy? The Chairman replied yes The motion will read to ap- propriate the additional sum of $ 175,000 Article 5 Hunting The Chairman asked Mr Legro for an answer to John Groden' s letter to the Board questioning whether the by- law change intends to prohibit a person from shooting on his own property with no danger to neighboring or abutting 351 .find referring to destructive gray squirrels, skunks, etc Mr Legro replied that we aren't doing anything different with respect to pro- tecting your own property than is imposed by the by- law in its present form Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 5 Article 6 Fire Department Personal Services Mr. O'Connell recommended $4,000, which represents money equivalent to the cost of services of two firemen plus the increase in supervisory costs I have had calls from Town Meeting Members and it is significant if we do some- thing like this for the two months, at the end of March, the Town' s obligation, moral-wise, expires and the whole question can be presented to Town Meeting as a new matter Mr. Greeley asked if he were prepared as to the fact that this in no way commits the Town after April I (the effec- t1Ve date of the new budget)? Mr. O'Connell replied, yes. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board unanimously voted to support Article 6 Article 7 Warrant mailing to each dwelling Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board unanimously voted to support Article 7 Article 8 Zoning By-Law Amendments Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unani- mously to support Article 8. Article 9• Gift of $300 from Georgie Burr Smith Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unani- mously to support Article 9. Article 10 Gift of $ 1500 from Katharine Harrington to establish a seedling forest Mr. Greeley asked what are we prepared to do? The Chairman replied, that we have to find a location for the forest Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unani- mously to support Article 10 Article II Tennis Courts (Potter' s)': Mr. Mabee didn't think the Board has to take a stand on this Mr. Greeley asked if this is an amendment to the general text of the By-Law on R- I zone? Mr Legro said, yes, this is to change the zoning; it is to be operated by a corporation for a profit Mr. Greeley said he disapproved it. The Board agreed not to take a position on Article II 352 Article 12 Clematis Brook re-zoning -wxd The Chairman asked how much for these apartments? Mr. Greeley replied that 25% are low rent. The Chairman said that the Planning Board won't support luxury apartments and this may come in at $ 185 a month. Mr Bailey said that the rents are based on the cost of operation You can't guarantee rents unless you are going to be subsidized The Chairman said he would be reluctant to vote this project as he sees it designed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sup- port Article 12. Mr. Cataldo abstained. The Chairman said he didn't know how he will go. Mr Greeley said he will get some estimated rent figures for the Board. Article 13 Mea9 herville Mr Greeley said LCSR agreed last week we are opposed at this time The Chairman asked Mr McSweeney for information on the connector at Route 128 as he wants to see where it Isc going and who it affects. The Chairman reminded the Board that the meeting next Monday even- ing is to start at 7 00 p.m because of the Special Town Meeting. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to go into Exe- cutive Session for the purpose of discussing, deliberating or voting Executive on matters which, if made public, might adversely affect the public Session security, the financial interests of the Town or the reputation of a person After discussion of a personnel matter 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 45 p.m A true record, Attest Execu�lerk, Selectmen 1