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SELECTMEN' S MEETING
October 30, 1961
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was
held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building,
on Monday, October 30, 1961, at 7:30 P.M. Chairman
Morey, Messrs . Adams, Ferguson, Richards and Cole were
present . Mr. Staples, Executive Assistant, Mr . Carroll,
Superintendent of Public Works , and Miss Murray, the
Executive Clerk, were also present .
Hearing was declared open upon petition of the
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for per-
mission to lay 17 feet of conduit in Marrett Road and
6720 feet of conduit and 7 manholes in Waltham Street .
Mr. Consilvio, representing the petitioner, Mr.
Conduit and Samuel S. Holland and another gentleman were present
Manholes at the hearing.
locations Notice of the hearing was mailed to the peti-
tioner, owners of property as listed on the petitioner' s
plan and also filed with the Superintendent of Public
Works .
Mr . Consilvio explained that this job is in con-
junction with the removal of the Bedford central office
to the new central office in Bedford which will give
more relief to the town of Lexington. He stated that
along Waltham Street the company has three overhead
cables and that is the maximum allowed. The company
would like to get the new cable underground and
eventually the three existing cables will be under-
ground because this conduit will give that relief.
He stated that the project will take about six weeks
and the company has assigned Mr. Coughlin as Inspector .
They hope to start work November 20 . He said if any
hot top driveway is opened, it will be replaced.
Mr. Holland asked if the road would be dug up
at all, and Mr. Consilvio replied tht the work will
be in the sidewalk section and there will be very
little taking in the travelled way. He stated that
about 98% of the work will be in the sidewalk.
Mr. Holland asked if any of the street would
be destroyed, and Mr. Consilvio replied that if it
is, it will be replaced as good as it is now . He said
they would not be going over any private property as
the entire work will be strictly in the public way,
and everyone will be able to go in and out the drive-
ways . He said there would be proper police protection.
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The other gentleman present asked if the children
going to and coming from school who use the sidewalks
would be protected.
Mr. Consilvio replied that the company very definitely
would have police protection.
Mr. Carroll explained that the company would pay
for a police officer during the construction.
The hearing was declared closed.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to grant the petition and sign the order for the follow-
ing conduit and manhole locations:
Marrett Road: From MH 54/66 at Waltham Street,
(State Highway) southerly approximately 17 feet
of conduit .
Waltham Street From Marrett Road southerly to
a point 130 feet southerly of
Concord Ave . , approximately 6720
feet of conduit, also seven (7)
manholes and enlarge one (1) man-
hole .
Hearing was declared open upon petition of the
Boston Edison Company and the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company for permission to remove and
locate one pole on Theresa Avenue . Pole
Mr. Serverson, representing the Boston Edison location
Company, and Mr. Consilvio, representing the telephone
company, Mr. John Bonasera, 24 Theresa Avenue and Mr .
Louis Ruocco, 28 Theresa Avenue, were present .
Notice of the hearing was mailed to the peti-
tioners, owners of property as listed on the peti-
tioners ' plan and also filed with the Superintendent
of Public Works .
Mr. Consilvio explained that the pole was being
relocated because it is in the way of Oxford Street,
and explained the proposed location by use of a blue-
print .
The Chairman questioned the number of crossings
and asked Mr. Serverson to find out why there were
four crossings .
Mr. Ruocco said it did not bother him where the
pole is located, but he was concerned about the light
shining in his children' s bedroom.
The hearing was declared closed and the group
retired.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to grant the petition and sign the order for the fol-
lowing j/o pole lucatirn: The petition and order to be
held until Mr. Serverson has a reply to the Chairman' s
question.
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Theresa Avenue , northerly side, approximately 150 feet
west of Cliffe Avenue , --
One (1) pole .
(One existing JO pole to be removed. )
Mr . Stevens met with the Board.
Mr. Carroll presented a plan entitled `Plan of
Sewer Sewer Easement Off Grove Street" . Upon motion duly
easement made and seconded, it was voted to adopt an Order of
Taking for the Grove Street sewer in the following
form:
COISIONT[nEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
MIDDLESEX, SS . TOIWN OF LEXIIAGTON
At a meeting of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Lexington held on the 30th day of October, 1961, it is
ORDERED: Whereas at a Town Meeting duly called, warned
and held on March 3, 1961, namely at an adjourned session
thereof duly held on March 20, 1961, in accordance with
the provisions of law applicable thereto, it was unanimously
"VOTED: That the Selectmen be and they hereby are
authorized to install a sewer main or mains in such lo-
cations as the Selectmen may determine from the vicinityof /"
of Turning Mill Road, subject to the assessment of better-
ments or otherwise , in accordance with Chapter 504 of the
Acts of 1897, and all acts in amendment thereof and addi-
tion thereto, or otherwise , and to take by eminent domain,
purchase or otherwise acquire any fee, easement or other
interest in land necessary therefor; and to appropriate
for such installation and land acquisition the sum of
$246,000.00 and to provide for payment thereof by the trans-
fer of $20,000.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account,
by raising $101,000.00 in the current tax levy and the
balance of $125,000.00 to be transferred from the unex-
pended balance of the appropriation for the installation
of a sewer main from the westerly side of the State Highway,
Route 128, to the vicinity of Westview Street voted under
Article 14 of the Warrant for the 1959 Annual Town Meeting."
WHEREAS the Selectmen have determined that in order to
install the sewer main from Justin Street to Burlington Street
Justin Street to Burlington Street and also to the vicinity
Burlington
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and also to the vicinity of Turning Mill Road it is neces-
sary that the sewer main be located in the land hereinafter
described.
NOW, TH W FORE, 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
forever maintain a sanitary sewer or sewers with any man-
holes, 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 the following strips of land in said
Lexington:
1. A strip of land extending easterly from Grove
Street and bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at a point in the northeasterly line
of Grove Street, which point is northwesterly
and distant 92.45 feet fro: the southeasterly
terminus of a curve with a radius of 1416.37
feet; thence running North 84046'28" East,
distant 906.53 feet to a point; thence turning
and running South 35°43 ' 09" East, distant 211.06
feet to a point; thence turning and running South
86°45150" Eat, distant 32 .75 feet to a point at
land now or formerly of The Whiter Trust and
The Greener Trust ; thence turning and running
North 18°04150" West by said land of said Trusts,
distant 21.47 feet to a point; thence turning
and running North 86045'50" West, distant 15.40
feet to a point ; thence turning and running
North 35°43109" West, distant 210 .64 feet to a
point; thence turning and running South 84°46'28"
West, distant 933.96 feet to a point in said
northeasterly line of Grove Street; and thence
turning and running southeasterly by a curve to
the left with a radius of 1416.37 feet, distant
27 .12 feet to the point of beginning;
all as shown and marked "20' Sewer Easement" on plan
entitled "Plan Of Sewer Easement Off Grove Street Lexing-
ton, Mass . " , dated September 11, 1961, John J. Carroll,
Town Engineer, to be recorded herewith.
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2. A strip of lana extending from the above de-
scribed strip of land northerly to the Northern Circum-
ferential Highway (Route 128) and bounded and described
as follows :
Comrrencing at a point in the northerly side
line of the strip of land described in para-
graph No. 1 above , which point is the end of
the first course in said description; thence
running South 35°43 '09" East by the north-
easterly side line of said above described
strip bf land, distant 7 .55 feet to a point;
thence turning and running North 02°29' 11"
West, distant 138 .22 feet to a point in the
southerly line of the Northern Circumferential
Highway (Route 128) ; thence turning and running
North 89°24'19" West along said southerly line
of said Northern Circumferential Highway (Route
128) , distant 20 .02 feet to a point; thence
turning and running South 02°29'11" East,
distant 130.83 feet to a point in said northerly
side line of the strip of land described in
paragrach No. 1 above ; and thence turning and
running North 84046' 28" East along said northerly
side line , distant 16.01 feet to the point of
beginning;
all as shown and marked '20 ' Sewer Easement" on the afore-
said plan.
We do hereby also so take temporary construction
easements, for use in constructing the sewer to be in-
stalled in the permanent easements hereinabove described,
in the following strips of land in said Lexington:
1. A strip of land having a uniform width of
ten(10) feet, measured at right angles between
side lines , and extending from Grove Street
along the full length of and abutting upon the
southerly and southwesterly side lines of the
first permanent easement described above , all
as shown and marked "10 ' Temporary Construction
Easement" on the aforesaid plan:
2 . A strip of land having a uniform width of
ten (10) feet, measured at right angles between
side lines, and abutting upon a northerly side
line of the first permanent easement described
above and extending from Grove Street to the
second permanent easement described above , all
as shown and marked "10' Temporary Construction
Easement" on the aforesaid plan;
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3 . A strip of land having a uniform width
of ten (10) feet, measured at right angles
between side lines, and abutting upon the
westerly side line of the second permanent
easement described above and extending from
the Northern Circumferential Highway (Route
128) to the first permanent easement described
above , all as shown and marked "10' Temporary
Construction Easement" on the aforesaid plan;
and
L . A strip of land having a uniform width
of ten (10) feet, measured at right angles
between side lines, abutting upon the easterly
side line of the second permanent easement
described above and the northeasterly side
line and a short northerly side line of the
first permanent easement described above, and
extending from the Northern Circumferential
Highway (Route 128) to land now or formerly
of The Whiter Trust and The Greener Trust,
all as shown and marked "10 ' Temporary Con-
struction Easement" on the aforesaid plan;
and reference to said plan is made and said plan is in-
corpor^ted herein for a complete and detailed description
of said strips of land .
The temporary construction easements herein taken
include the right to enter upon the land taken, to deposit
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 completion of the sewer
construction, and, in any event, not later than October
30, 1962.
S,,id rights and easements in the land included within
the above descriptions are taken without interference with
or prejudice to the rights of the respective owners of the
land, except so far as is reasonably necessary in the ex-
ercise of the rights and easements hereby taken, and there
are reserved to the respective owners and their heirs, suc-
cessors and assigns all their respective rights in and to
the use of their lands for all lawful purposes not incon-
sistent with the use thereof for all of the purposes here-
inabove mentioned.
On each occasion that the Town enters upon the land
in which the aforesaid rights and easements are taken and
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performs any work thereon, it shall be the obligation
of the Town to remove all surplus material and to leave
the premises in reasonably as good condition as when
the entry was made .
Any trees upon the land included within the above
described strips of lanc are included within the taking.
The land in which the aforesaid rights and easements
are taken is believed to belong to the following named
parties, but if the name of theowner of any of said land
or of any interost 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 Indicated
Owner on Aforesaid Plan
James J. Murphy and
Bertha J. Murphy, husband and Wife Lot 9
Ruth C . Johnson Unnumbered Lot
And said Board, having considered the question of
damages, hereby determines that no damages have been sus-
tained and none are awarded.
No betterments are to be assessed for this improvement .
WITNESS our hands at Lexington as aforesaid, this 30th
day of October, 1961 .
/s/ Ruth Morey /s/ Lincoln P. Cole, Jr .
Alan G . Adams Norman J. Richards
/s/ Gardner C . Ferguson
Majority of the Board
of Selectmen
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Mjddlesex, ss . October 30, 1961
Then personally appeared Ruth Morey, Alan G. Adams,
Lincoln P. Cole , Jr. , Gardner C . Ferguson and Norman J.
Richards, known to me to be a majority of the duly elected,
qualified and actin,_ 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 Lex-
ington, before me ,
/s/ Harold E. Stevens
Notary fub11c
My commission expires August 31, 1968
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Mr. Stevens mentioned a previous vote of the Board
to exercise an option to acquire lot 15, block 13, in
Meagherville for $100 as recommended by the Planning
Board. Sewer taking
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to adopt an order of taking the following form:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSSITS
MIDDLESEX, SS. TOWN OF LEXINGTON
At a meeting of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Lexington, held on the 30th day of October, 1961, it is
ORDERED: Whereas at a Town Meeting duly called, warned
and hel n March 6, 1961, namely at an adjourned session
thereof hdd on March 20, 1961, in accordance with the
provisions of law applicable thereto, the Selectmen were
duly authorized on behalf of the Town of Lexington to ac-
quire by purchase , eminent domain or otherwise for playground
and recreational purposes such land as may be included in
options obtained by the Planning Board of the Town of
Lexington and an appropriation of money was made therefor;
and
WHEREAS the land hereinafter described was included
in such an option obtained by said Planning Board.
NOW, THERb ORP , we the undersigned, being a majority
of the Board of Selectmen of the said Town of Lexington,
duly elected, qualified and acting as such, do hereby
pursuant to said vote and under and by virtue of the pro-
visions of Section 14 of Chapter 45 of the General Laws
of Massachusetts, and Chapter 79 of said 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 fee in the name and on behalf
of the Town of Lexington for playground and recreational
purposes the parcel of landsituated in said Lexington and
shown as lot 15 in Block 13 on plan entitled "Plan Of Lots
at Lexington Heights owned by M. C . Meagher" , dated July
1892, E. A. W. Hammatt, Civil Engineer, recorded in Middle-
sex South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Bock 77 as
plan 24, and bounded and described as follows:
NORTITE STERLY b-j ELT., Street, twenty-five (25) feet;
SOUTHEASTERLY by land of the Town of Lexington shown as
lot 16 on said plan, one hundred (100) feet;
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SOUTHWESTERLY by land of said Town shown as lot 34 on
said plan, twenty-five (25) feet; and
NORTHWESTERLY by land of said Town , snown as lot 14 on
said plan, one hundred (100) feet .
All trees upon said land and buildings and structures
affixed thereto are included in the taking.
We award the damages sustained by persons in their
property by reason of the taking hereby made as follows :
To Helen E. Carroll, the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) .
In so awarding damages 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
ownedby 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 to be assessed for this improve-
ment .
WITNESS our hands at Lexington as aforesaid, this
30th day of October, 1961 .
/s/ Ruth Morey
Alan G. Adams
Lincoln P. Cole , Jr.
Gardner C . Ferguson
Norman J. Richards
Majority of the Board
of Selectmen
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Middlesex, ss . October 30, 1961
Then personally appeared Ruth Morey, Alan G. Adams,
Lincoln P. Cole , Jr. , Gardner C . Ferguson and Norman J.
Richards, 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 j l
act and deed and the fr€e act and deed of the Town of Lex-
ington, before me ,
/s/ Harold E. Stevens
Notary, Public
My commission expires August 31, 1968
161Mr . Stevens reported his latest conversation with
Frederick Benkley, 35 Whipple Road .
M . Adams moved to settle the claim for $1300 rather
than become involved in eminent domain proceedings .
Mr. Ferguson said he would like to have an up-to-date
appraisal made .
Mr. Adams said he would go along with obtaining an Benkley
appraisal before ^aking a decision. Claim
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to settle for $1300, the agreement to be as previously
determined.
Mr . Ferguson was recorded in opposition.
Mr. Stevens reported that he received a telephone
call this evening from Mr . Mallen, at the Air Base, who Air Force
advised he had nothing definite to report on the status Contract
of the contract . The matter is in the Air Force head-
quarters, Washington.
The Chairman referred to the article on Buckman
Drive and reported that she had visited Mr . Luongo who
is seventy-three years old. He told her that he is Luongo land
farming his land to support his son' s children because (Buckman Dr.)
the son cannot support them. She said the Planning
Board had received two appraisals and she suggested ad-
vising Mr. Luongo that the Board was prepared to recommend
a figure to the Town Meeting.
Mr . Stevens advised against writing to Mr. Luongo
and it was agreed to recommend $10,000 under Article 5,
Buckman Drive for construction and land acquisition.
Mr . Carroll stated that about a year ago, a Town
truck struck a tree in front of Mr. Appleyard' s house
on Spring Street . He said the tree was repaired and a
good job was done . Mr. Appleyard called him a number Appleyard' s
of times and said the tree is diseased. Mr. Mazerall tree
says it has Oak Leaf Miner as has another tree in his
yard, and says it is possible that the damage to the
tree may have caused the Oak Leaf Miner . Mr . Appleyard
wants the tree removed and replaced with a four-inch
oak. Mr. Mazerall estimated the cost for a new tree ,
including labor, to be between $75 anc $80 and he recom-
mends planting a Maple .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to remove the diseased tree and replace it with a Maple,
subject to Mr. Appleyard signing a release of all damages .
Mr . Carroll stated that he now has two contracts
which are joint ventures and are proving to be unsatis- Bids
factory . He asked Mr. Stevens if it would be possible
in the future when asking for bids to state that no
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joint venture bids would be accepted. He explained
that on the joint contrLcts, there is a great deal of
difficulty because there is no coordination between the
partners and no direction.
Mr. Stevens said he felt the Board should have the
right to specify in the invitation that it will not
have to accept a bid on a joint venture .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to authorize Mr. Carroll to specify in future invitations
to bid on Town work that joint bids will not be accepted.
Mr. Carroll reported th3 t he had received notice
from the State of a taking in connection with the re-
location of Massachusetts Avenue in conjunction with
the widening of Route 128 . He presented a plan and
Mass . Avenue explained the proposed relocation and stated that the
taking proposal, 93T, is one for which the State is offering
the Town $1.00.
Mr. Richards suggested that Mr. Carroll call the
State Department of Public Works and ask to speak to
the right-of-way man as soon as possible . He said he
would probably come right out and Mr. Carroll should
tell him that the Board feels the settlement should be
$1,000.
Miss Lillian Viano' s request for an entrance to
the municipal parking area between Muzzey and Waltham
Streets was held over from the last meeting.
Mr. Carroll reported that he had looked at the
passageway and stated ti: a.t it would be impossible to
Entrance to get a snow plow in there and all the snow would have
parking area to be hand cleared.
denied Mr . Richards said he thought it wouldbe most un-
desirable and he was opposed to the Town inviting the
public in there because the area is so narrow.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to advise Miss Viano that it would be most undesirable
to invite the public to use such a narrow passageway,
and furthermore , it would not be possible to clear the
area with snow removal equipment .
Letter was received from Mr. Tropeano relative to
extension of a sewer to service Lot D, Waltham Street.
He contacted the other property owners, as suggested by
the Board, and asked them to sign a petition to have the
sewer installed under the Betterment Act, but they refused
inasmuch as they are not having any difficulty with their
present disposal systems .
Mr. Carroll presented a plan and indicated the lo-
cation of the trunk sewer and where the existing sewer
ends and explained that an extension of only about sixty
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feet is needed to service Mr. Tropeano' s lot but said
it would not be advisable to put in that sixty feet
without including the other two lots . Sewer for
The Chairman said she did not think the Board Lot D
would be justified in extending the sewer when only Waltham St.
one individual out of Lour is interested in having
it .
Mr. Richards said it did not seem advisable to
stub off the sewer which would leave one short section
not included.
Mr. Carroll st-ted that Mr. Tropeano could put
the sewer through an easement from Worthen Road and
pay a connection charge .
The Chairman suggested. and the Board agreed, to
advise Mr . Tropeano that numerous requests for sewers
are received and the Board has been limiting the. in-
stallations to those with at least 75% of the signa-
tures of the abutters . In this instance, only one
person wants the extension, but the Board would consider
a connection fee in lieu of betterments if Mr. Tropeano
wants to go through the easement .
Letter was received from Cabot, Cabot & Forbes
requesting the Board to plan and construct an alterna-
tive means of providing sanitary sewer service to the
Richards ' property. Sewer
Mr. Carroll said that basically Cabot , Cabot &
Forbes want to make sure that the sewer design is worked
up so they can talk on a more concrete basis with clients .
He stated that this sewer has to go to the Woodhaven
Trunk Sewer and cannot be handled by the Raytheon Sewer .
Further consideration was given to Dr. Pious ' re-
quest for permission to move a house from 8 Wyman Road
to the Concord Turnpike near Waltham Street. Permission
Mr. Carroll reported that he had looked at the to move
house with Mr. Staples and Chief Rycroft and recommended house denied
that the request be denied. He stated that he had not
gone into any of the details with the mover but the house
is very large ; 28 feet wide , 30 or 40 feet long with an
overhang, and almost 30 feet high. He said that it
would involve removal of several trees and traffic on
Waltham Street could not move in either direction. He
stated that Mr . Hanlon, of the State Department of Public
Works, said the State definitely would not grant per-
mission to move the building across State land.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to deny Dr. Pious ' request, on behalf of Temple Emunah,
to move the house at 8 Wyman Road to the Concord Turnpike .
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Letter from the Mystic Valley Gas Company request-
gas main ing permission to install a 4-inch main in Grant Street
was held over.
Mr. Carroll retired at 10:17 P.M.
Mr. Blaisdell, Mr. Battin and Mr. White met with
the Board to discuss proposed motions to be offered at
Civil Defense the Town Meeting next Monday .
articles Mr. Blaisdell advised that indefinite postponement
would be requested on the Civil Defense articles 15 and
16 unless more definite information is obtained from the
Director at a meeting scheduled for Thursday evening.
The group retired at 10:40 P.M.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was rioted
Minutes to approve the minutes of the Selectmen' s Meeting held
on October 23, 1961.
Letter was received from Robert L. Lyon advising
Tour that he desired to be recorded in favor of theHistoric
Train Tour Train as he will be out of Town the night of the
public hearing.
The Chairman read a letter from the Lexington
Detachment of the Marine Corps League advising that
Use of Hall the organization will be meeting in the American Legion
Building and will no longer need to use Cary Memorial
Building.
Mr. Richards suggested, and the Board agreed, to
United Nationssend a letter of thanks to theLexington Lions Club for
Flags the United Nations flags donated to the Town .
Letter was received from the Lexington Lions Club
requesting permission to use the High School athletic
Use of field field for the observance of July L , 1962.
It was agreed to advise the organization to con-
tact the Recreation Committee .
Letter from Mr . Chester Duval relative to a notice
issued by Mr. Byrne , Gas Inspector, was held over from
the last meeting.
The Chairman reported that she had talked to the
Department of Public Safety, Mr. Pierce of the Gas
Gas Code Company and Mr. Duval. She stated that Mr. Byrne
feels very definitely he does not want to be the indi-
vidual to qualify who is a master plumber. She said
Mr. Pierce told her Lynn is in the same position and
has taken the matter to court for a ruling and sug-
gested holding this over for a week or two.
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Letter was received from Chief Rycroft advising that
Mrs . Richard Nylander had resigned as a Policewoman at
the Adams School crossing. Resignation
Upon motion dulymade and seconded, it was voted to
accept the resignation.
Letter was received from Chief Rycroft recommend-
ing appointment of certain library personnel as Special Special Palace
Police Officers .
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to appoint the following individuals Special Police
Officers in the Town for terms expiring March 31, 1962.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted
to renew the following licenses :
Licenses
James J. Green 8 Fiske Road Peddler ren'wl.
John R. Holt 270 Chelmsford Rd.
Joseph A. Costa 58 Ivan Street Taxi dr _ver new
The meeting adjourned at 10:55 P.M.
A true record, Attest:
Executive /Clerk, Selectmen