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SELECTMEN' MEETING
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'September 14,
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A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen" was held on Monday,
September 14, 198 in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office
Building, at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Eddison, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Bailey,
Mrs. Smith, Mr, McSweeney; Ms. Adler, Acting :'own Manager; Mr. Cohen,
Town Counse�; Mrs. Beshler, Pri Clerk, were present.
ADJOURNED PUBLIC HEARING NEW ENCLANB TELEP?OE` 'ALTHAM ^FEET
Mr. Edd i son opened a r ubli ., hearing on the petit of the New
England Telephone Company for permission to iodate 135 feet of conduit
in Waltham Street in conjunction with the i nstaly at i on of a sera i ng
area term ` & Anal , wL i oh would be p1a�ed near - i ntersect - i on of F orest
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and Wa .tham Streets, This hearing had been ad j o urned at the Selectmen's
Meeting of August 3.1, 1 .987 pending receipt of a%zld i t i onal i of ormat i on
from New Eu�.16 Telephone.
Mr. P:`. i l i p Dale representing the Telephone Company, presented
maps to the Board of a three year plan of 5 proposed sites of conduit
locations,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bussgang and Mr. Frank Cavatorta, abettors,
were also present!
An agreement was reached as to modifications of visual impact of.
the terminal to be placed at the Forest and Waltham Streets
n* ersec t;& on .
Upon motion duly made and seconded it was voted to grant
permission to New England Telephone to locate approximately ��5 feet of
1 o n rd u i - in the f Lo ri..1 o TT i j g location TT ♦ 1,f h m a xn ♦ m U m screening o f � e rm i n a- !
Waltham Street O the westerly side at exis manhole 54/72
located at the intersection of Forest Street, southerly approximate y
115' of conduit to the intersection of Park Avenue:
Park Avenue; - at proposed conduit located at the intersection of
Waltham Street, westerly approximately 20' of conduit to the
intersection of Waltham Street and one (1} serv ing area terminal.
TAX CLASSI` FI CATI ON HEARING
As requested by Ms! Adler, Acting Town Manager, a Public Hearing
+nf orma tion Sess +on on tax classi f +cation options wi. 1 be scheduled for
Monday, September 29, 1987, with an alternate date of October 5, 1987,
in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, at 8:00 p.m.
YOUTH C0MM ; ON REAPPOINTMENT
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the
reappointment by the Acting Town Manager of Ronald E. Marble, B Wilson
Rd. to the Youth Commission for a term of office to expire April 30,
1950,
HANB+CAFPED ACCESSIBILI RAMP HARRTNCTON SCHOOL
Ms. Adler explained to the Board the need for a variance to
construct a temporary ramp at the Harrington School which must be
constructed before the 1555 elections because of the State's rejection
of the Town's request for exemp of this site.
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Upon motion duly made and seconded, # t was voted to sign a request
for variance to constrllc t a temporary ramp for h and i capped
accessibil at th Harri School.
EMPLOYEE RECOSNTT'TON DAY
Ms. Adler reported on the proposed Emplovee Recognition ',av to be
heed on Thursday, October 29, 1997. Coffee and refre =hmen is will be
serve A in 'Cary Halms, from 3 to 5 p.m. for all emp +ogees a d a formal
presentation of gifts /letters ±o employees with 1 0+ years of service.
Iit %J t ASTE LLE TI N
A proposal of reinsti to ti on of a fee pol i Lip for the Household
'Hazardcus Waste Cow ect i on to be �c� +d=.icted cry Clctober 214 , 1 987 was
presex� ted by M A aver .
Upon Motion duiv Made and seconded by unanimous vote, that a
charge of $5.00 per household, policy be es iabl+ -shed for the Hazardous.
Waste Sol Iec t i on to be conducted on. October 24,
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A `S i NE�RMAT1 U14 BLI MAILTNC
Ms. Adler i of crmed the Board that the State �epartmen t cf Publ i c
Health will be sending an information mailing on A. ;.'.S. to all
residents.
MASEPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS / � ASQUELYN SMI
Chairman Edd i soon informed the Beard of the reappoint ;Rent of
Selectman Jacquelyn Smith to the Board of Directors of Masspor t . W; th
th reappointment, Mrs. Sm ith w ill serve h.er first f ull seven-year
term .
TOWN MANAGER CANDI DATE -- ADLER
The Board interviewed Ms= Susan Adler, 158 Summer St., Somerv
MA, a candidate for the position of 77own Manager. Ms. Adler has been
Assistant to the Town Manager in Lexington since 11 and has been
Acting Town Manager since Jug.y, 1987. I'he remaining three interviews
of finalists will be held on `�ednesday, September 16, 1987.
KIN A UGUS ' 11 19 '
IN TO
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve as
amended m of the Selectmen's Meet on August .21, 1987.
PROCLAMATION - EMERG MrD I CA L SERVT CES WyrK i.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to proclaim
September 20 through September 25, 1987 as Emergency Medical Services
Week,
CONSENT AGENDA
W�RL SEWER ABA TEMES
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve
abatement of Water and Sewer Revenue in the rota., amount of $122.40 for
incorrect readings of meters.
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Sei ectm en ' s Meeting
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COMMITMENT - OF STREET OPE�ITNt3 P'ERMTTS
Upon motion duly made and seconded it w
c ommitment �f Street as voted to approve
Opening Permits for the month of August 199' in
the total amount of $375.00. '
COMM? TMENT OF CATER I SEWER CHARGES
Upon motion dummy made and seconded it was v +
e � - ► voted ,.o approv
Commitment of mater Charges s F_na�. Bil in the to}aT amount o f
$1, 346.4 6 , Cyc".e 9 b i " s j n 'he total am u nf f
Commitment of Final Biy � 4 ,969.5 and
s for August 1.937 for Sewer C1`:ar es in the
total amount of s1 751.20.
ONE -DAY LIQUOR LICENSE - ARMENTAN STSTERS' AC Dru
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U pon Ot inn u+.►1. ma and se conded , ; t was v te� o _ r Y±'l7* h
apps i�at +�n f �r a One -day Li�u�r Li �ense - - r � _ exs � �: p �
�� Pey � e t..e
by ;�irmen��.� �ist A�ademy
ham Read, fir a �±nner Dance t� be hey � + s-
September 1967 _ �d �n �.a t�rday ►
fry. 6.� p.:. -- �.: 04 a.m.
ONE L FOR LI CENSE -- ST BR PAP?
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Upon motion du? y made and se it was
voted to approve the
app i c at in by St. Br +i.d's Parish, 200 Mass.
Liquor
� fe Ave, , �ejf &+.gton -F or a
One-Day , 1�►ense or an tai +an 'e �,
aTT, On Friday G t� a.� to be he..d at tie;? ty
.. y, October 2,
IR .:"+ FY POLE. VO TE - HELLMAN REf�E(zm
U pon .m.. t .� :l d Made and seconded ; t was A � + - �
September 3 f 96 , Ote� ra �:.; ; the
Poll Vote of
Cnsent to enter i nto a L icense
Agreement with ay M. a:d Barbara A. H_ t
Le:: i n ton .
A llman �� 99 Baskin Read,
, "e raf; W Saf e ty Advi spry Committee �r
and recommendations: review
The request of Lej: i n tin Historical •
a re loca torical Society, 13''0 Mass. or
crosswalk to be at Hancock CI ark a H ouse
Ave.,
The request of Parents of
students + e 95 Hancock S t.
en is who attend the Armenian
S , stern's - Academy , 2O Pelham Road for a t � -
in tersection of Mass. ram f s� na� at the
Ave. and P e�ham Road.
TRAFF; i T*:V;��' �` Ht�.'ti J� .Z m T+ T T �'I r
I K E CTTON
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pn moti du{y made and se it w
f of Towi n7 re uest� t + as voted ,� +�
refer th e
LEXINGTON TOYOTA AYD AC U'rSTTTCN
Otis Brown, Jr., representative of Lexington Toy
the Bard a request bV Lei n rtt presented t,
� on Toyota ��n�ern+ n� the purchase ase f rOm
MB'"A, a portion of the railroad right of way ay which a uts their
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pr Le : :inton Toyota needs to acquire more ire Tand for storage of
vehicles and has been asked by the META ► who has agreed to set
ascertain the Town's interests in the �, t�
not ablest to hand. The Planning Board dies
acquisition but requests that l
the acquiands
aTong the easement for the entire aping be provided
length �f the rear property Tine
conszstent with the pr�p�sed �.andsca a fan developed ,
Committee's landscape ar p p e.. sped by the B �. � epa th
��: i test and with the pr�vi s� ins �f Sept "
of the Zoning By-law. ion 1 .4 1
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Upon moti d my made and seconded, was voted to approve the
a �qu i s i t; on of the ra i +road right of way by : e x � ngton Toyota for th e
storage of veh icles and to notify the META that the Town had no
interest in the land and no objection to its arquis;tion by Lexington
Toyota sub ect to provision of Iandscapin';; as described above.
EYAEC �T I VV �7SS I ON
} r� ; A . made and seconded, i t - was v oted 5 - 0 by 2 Jl-1
�p�n 1ilzJ :' � milli c.+4� y ...
rtal 1 vote to go �n , to executive session . or discussi of. potentia
y i t 4 " a. - J ; . on , 'h no inte t o resume open session .
Ti pon mot i �_ a ul T made are 3 seconded ; t was voted to ad 4 o ur:� a Q s 5 P
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SELECTMEN MEETING
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s September 16, 1387
A meeting of "the Board of Selectmen was held on Wednesday, September 15,
1987, in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town office Building at 7 p.m. Chairman
John Eddison, Mr. Dailey, Mr. McSweeney, Mr. Matshail, Ms. Smith; Mr. Cohen,
Town Counsel; Sara Arnold, Town Manager Search Coordinator, were present.
REQUEST To USE TOWN SEAL ON GIFTS FOR EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION DAY
The Chairman called the meeting to order and presented the request from
Sara Arnold to use the Town Seal on employee gifts being purchased for long term
employees and to be presented at an Employee Recognition Day. Upon duly made
and seconded, it was voted to grant permission for the use of the seal for these
purposes.
TOWN MANAGER CANDIDATES
The Board interviewed three candidates for Town Manager. First they saw
Richard J. white, currently Town Administrator of Bedford, MA. At 8 p.m, they
interviewed Reginald Stapczynski, currently Town Manager of Wilmington, MA. At
9 p.m, they interviewed Wayne Marquis, currently Town Manager of Danvers, MA.
In all three cases, the Chairman opened the interview with standard questions,
that were the same for all three candidates. This was followed by each
selectman asking questions that often suited the individual candidate.
Each candidate expressed interest in the job and said he was prepared to
move to Lexington if offered the position. The Chairman targeted Septmmber 28
as the date when the Selectmen intended to vote on their selection.
The meeting was adjourned at 1 0:05 p,m.
Sara Arnold
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BOARD OF SELECTMEN
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Minutes of Telephone conversations
Held between September 17 and 28, 1987
Between September 17 and 28, 1987, individual members of
the Board of Selectmen called other members to report on
conversations with references and other persons knowledgable
about the candidates. As had been agreed in open session at
the meeting of the Board held on September 16, 1987 at which
three of the four finalists for the position of Town Manager
were publicly interviewed, individual members contacted the
references of one of the candidates and reported the results
to Jack Eddison in his role as chairman of the Board, and, at
times, to other members. Jacquelyn Smith contacted Richard
White's references; Leo McSweeney contacted Susan Adler's
references; William Dailey contacted Wayne Marquis'
references; and Paul Marshall contacted Reginald
Stapczynski's references. Several members also contacted
references for and acquaintances of candidates to whom they
had not been assigned and reported the results to other
members,.
In addition to reporting the results of their
conversations with references, some members recommended that
other members speak with certain references already
contacted. Members also telephoned one another to
communicate the reports of other members. Because each
member of the Board reported his or her contacts to Jack
Eddison, he conveyed much of the information to the others.
It was therefore not necessary for all the members to speak
with one another to convey the reference reports. In fact,
during the period between September 17 and 28, 1987, neither
Leo McSweeney, Jacquelyn Smith nor Paul Marshall spoke with
all of the other members.
During these telephone conversations, the members of the
Board of Selectmen did not attempt to influence other
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members' votes. They only reported what had been learned
from references and occasionally recommended that other
members follow up on several references.
A true record, Attest:
Marion H. Snow_ -Executive Clerk
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94 10A E TMEN' S MEETS N
q . S 21, .1387
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A regular meet �g of :e Board of Selectmen was heed on Monda,; ,
September 21, 987, in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office
Building, at 7 : 30 p.m. Chairman Eddison, Mr. Marshall, Mr, Bailey, Mr.
McSweeney; Ms. Ad -ler, Acting Town Manager; Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel,
Mrs. Snow, Executive G1 erk , were present,
PEV EaW COMMITTEE FOR FEAST B r r I TY STUDY OF EQUITY SHARING
Harvey Lowel an Rober Cushman Co - chairman of t.ha Human
Services Committee, and Steve Baran, Coordinator, were present for
discussion of the equity sharing concept ar A appointment of a committee
to advi } he Huma Servi ^es Cecmm and the Selectmen on t1ie
selection of a consultant, to develop a study of the feasibility of
equity shy ar i ng as a dev ice for enhancing the ava i l ah i l .i ty of of f crda' +e
Mr. rowel l referred to an KCJ grant of $31,000 awarded to f nut d
the study. He read a list of candidates. for appointment to the
committee whom Human Services had considered qualified for the purpose,
Mr. Edd . son noted t::e presence of women on the I i st, wh i uh he f e' t
balanced the composition of the membership and asked cont inued
attention to the appointment of women to Town agencies.
Mr. Cushman gave a brief a x: planat i on of the Equity Searing
Program For ea Lh un se =Fan i nvestors and one purchaser w oul d e
involved to divide the burden of the purchase price and minim +ze
investment. '.upon resale, investors would recover the r �. ni . al pa men t
and wo uld Sh are w ith the purchaser in any profit. At th point, the
program is geared for Emerson Gardens tenants but could, in the future,
he adapated for other such groups.
upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to create a
Review Comm for Feasib Study of Equ Sharing an to appoi
the f ol? owing to the Committee:
Paul Marshall, Board of Selectmen
William Hays, BexHAB
Nathan Becker, Tenants' Association, Emerson Gardens
Eleanor Klauminzer, Planning Bd. and Housing Advisory Committee
Robert Pressman, Fair Housing Committee
Gerri Weathers, Fair Housing Committee
Richard F. Ferry, developer
Keith Butters, Professor, Business Analyst
Robert Cushman, Human Services Committee {ad hocl
Harvey towel' , Human Serv Committee ( ad hoc)
The members of the Committee were also appointed as Special
M u n i c i p a l Employees,
The Charge to the Committee will he acted upon at th:e September
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28th meeting.
MINUTEMAN BIKEWAY
Mr. Eddison reported on a September 11th meeting with the State
Minuteman Bikeway Committee, at which Vollmer Associates, the
consultants chosen as contractors for the design of the bikeway,
announced that they will not have completed the design work until
August, 1988.
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94 10A E TMEN' S MEETS N
q . S 21, .1387
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A regular meet �g of :e Board of Selectmen was heed on Monda,; ,
September 21, 987, in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office
Building, at 7 : 30 p.m. Chairman Eddison, Mr. Marshall, Mr, Bailey, Mr.
McSweeney; Ms. Ad -ler, Acting Town Manager; Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel,
Mrs. Snow, Executive G1 erk , were present,
PEV EaW COMMITTEE FOR FEAST B r r I TY STUDY OF EQUITY SHARING
Harvey Lowel an Rober Cushman Co - chairman of t.ha Human
Services Committee, and Steve Baran, Coordinator, were present for
discussion of the equity sharing concept ar A appointment of a committee
to advi } he Huma Servi ^es Cecmm and the Selectmen on t1ie
selection of a consultant, to develop a study of the feasibility of
equity shy ar i ng as a dev ice for enhancing the ava i l ah i l .i ty of of f crda' +e
Mr. rowel l referred to an KCJ grant of $31,000 awarded to f nut d
the study. He read a list of candidates. for appointment to the
committee whom Human Services had considered qualified for the purpose,
Mr. Edd . son noted t::e presence of women on the I i st, wh i uh he f e' t
balanced the composition of the membership and asked cont inued
attention to the appointment of women to Town agencies.
Mr. Cushman gave a brief a x: planat i on of the Equity Searing
Program For ea Lh un se =Fan i nvestors and one purchaser w oul d e
involved to divide the burden of the purchase price and minim +ze
investment. '.upon resale, investors would recover the r �. ni . al pa men t
and wo uld Sh are w ith the purchaser in any profit. At th point, the
program is geared for Emerson Gardens tenants but could, in the future,
he adapated for other such groups.
upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to create a
Review Comm for Feasib Study of Equ Sharing an to appoi
the f ol? owing to the Committee:
Paul Marshall, Board of Selectmen
William Hays, BexHAB
Nathan Becker, Tenants' Association, Emerson Gardens
Eleanor Klauminzer, Planning Bd. and Housing Advisory Committee
Robert Pressman, Fair Housing Committee
Gerri Weathers, Fair Housing Committee
Richard F. Ferry, developer
Keith Butters, Professor, Business Analyst
Robert Cushman, Human Services Committee {ad hocl
Harvey towel' , Human Serv Committee ( ad hoc)
The members of the Committee were also appointed as Special
M u n i c i p a l Employees,
The Charge to the Committee will he acted upon at th:e September
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28th meeting.
MINUTEMAN BIKEWAY
Mr. Eddison reported on a September 11th meeting with the State
Minuteman Bikeway Committee, at which Vollmer Associates, the
consultants chosen as contractors for the design of the bikeway,
announced that they will not have completed the design work until
August, 1988.
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Effort w i l'. be made b
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soma construction work
A public i of ormat
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in ais+i is to be
M r. Eddison noted
Somerville in having a
Bikeway Project.
Vollmer to e..pedite the design process so that
can �e beg i n thie f all of 1998 .
ion meeting w th the mid- November
scheduled.
an expression of interest by the L i ty of
portion of its railroad ROW inc�uded in the
EYTRA W ORK ORDER - CO NTRACT 88
Upon mot ion duly made and seco ;Lad , i t was t o author; z
Extra Work Order #1 , Contract 88--1 , to H i way Paving , I Ic . { in th a
amount of $6 000 - -rader Rasurf a�+rig 23 of 1 9�`3 .
L,AT AFPR` VAS OF ST CK SATE
Ms. Adler noted the nand for a Public Hearing on a pe± i t i on for
sage of stock from Adams Russe','. to Lab lev i s : on Systems and asked the
Board's approval of scheduling it on November 2nd at 8:00 p.m.
Mr. McSweeney, Selectmen's Liaison to the ua a Committee, added I..r
that it had been decided at a meeting of representatives of both
companies with Mr. Eddison, Ms. Adler and hfimseyf that a pubic
information meeting prior to the November 2nd hearing, would }e
appropriate. He felt that as many issues as possible must be resol ved
bef the date of the information meeting, which wi.11 be heed un der
the auspices of
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to schedule a
Fublic Hearing on the petition of Adams Russel3. Cabs.evisio :r for sa�.e of
its stock to Lablevision Sy stems on November 2, . 987, at 8:00 p.m. The
Public i nformation Meeting wi11 be h on October 2 in Lary Hall.
UPDATE, BEDFORD STREET PLANS
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M r. Eddison reported on a meeting of Ms. Adler, Mr. Fields, Mr.
McSweeney, George Burnell, u }ul , an Sussgang , and himself with Mr. Cooke,
Boston Survey Consultant, on the stratus of the Bedford Street road
improvement plans,
!fir. Cooke had said that if Federa'. Highway Admin appro ;gal
of the 25% plans is not forthcoming, as eXpected, Mr. J oseph of the
Se ta t+e DPW, had felt that State money could be used..
Mr. Eddison referred to the State's position that its approval of
the 25% plan, which shows an opening into Eldred Street, is conditional
upon agreement by Lexington that this opening will be closed if it
proves to be hazardous. He felt that it would be necessary for the
Town to be informed of specific criteria for such action. Ms. Adler
will draft a letter to the State for the Board's approva+ , requesting MEW
this information.
There will be a meeting of the North Lexington Road Improvement
Committee fair another review of the 25% p'.an and, f ol�,owing that
meeting, Mr. Eddison and r . Burnell wilI meet with the North Lexington
Assoc y at i cn Executive_ Committee. Mr. Marshal I surges wed that a'.�.
Se 1 ec tmen attend the second meet i ny�
S el ectmen ' s Meeting - -e teethe
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it was agreed
he held on Friday,
O cto ber W5 + L
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that a Breakfast 'fee tig Of Committee Chairmen wil
t0be+ `n %4 . Regular Board Meetings will b held o ,
19, 17 tuber b, and November 2nd
Mr • B`dd i so n re por ted On a�ieet I ng wit 1� ,M L, y er and
a 3r
Harrington regarding their concerns with f irming u f "
�� r r,�y {� n �r �� �` re y� 3 p z na �� i a+ aspects
o t h e c onver s: on V V LrL� A om i. is i mils V� �1��i �J" ��ii Gardens. �Yr.
A. �Iey ha
requested a fate n W1.1 "t t� b ase L ?� _ 4-;
Ming �}�y T iii i �� lfahri �/i L ng Ming Lrr6 - ; of
eY ll�.r iV1i� f a]. Yll a i1 t h ey contin ae t o maintain that 1-h' w ill ii
not
at t U a. 11 y e . t any t . ar^h 1 , ; 9 9 ? , gas deters . new +
,�o be the
st art �.:i date for t1 i s per id .
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son had been asked i f the Bard '� �.
��tt � �+ }�� �1 y ��I r f Selectmen won.- d agree
V act i n ; as t:ie ondom i n 'y. m Conversion Board un i i..i,. su,"� V t
a.r ► a 1 lii a a
appi nt:en is to that Bard are made.
He had respon }
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is not w' " i ng to a ; tj:a t ra -?,; -
44 a t a ppointme
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Vale �o +t�� �on very ,Lon Ao 'De made o:, Se ptember 28,
EMERSON JARDENS
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R 'S? uN T ON T OWN REPORm rnMMT mm7E
'gyp -on motion dui. y made and sewn ded , i t was voted t�} a� �-
,�cept . e
res nat; ^� far th ur Kai;! ' ;. s Re �r ,� i t �► +± .�� ;,
�.. + i + r� v ,. _ u.r p � _ sn tee _ + e C �� � e
immediate +y.
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Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted t k
approve thle
petition, plans and orders of New England Tel e h one Company n n
Edison Company for the pu rp ose � p p��y a�� B
f transf err♦ ng ownership of six j
owned poles an Worthen R oad to the Bost ors Company
pang'
On -the wester +y side beg!. nn i ng alp the i n tersect i f ,
Road and Worthen Read n �tra ,- V.iam
three poles.
n the Easterly side hey ;nnins at the intersetin -
Road th of
Avenue and Worthen �f m
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i.f1,7 E AGRE' EAM,L' IN T +.�ASK 7 si11A E a *iAai _..L,
-fr. Cohen asked that Item c. of the Consent Agenda, � , of a
Tense Agreement anduitlaim deed terminating r��
� � portion �f a sewer
easement �n the
property f Jay HelZ man, 33 Baskin Road, he deferred
pending his review of the instruments submitted.
Upon motion duly Made and seconded, it was voted
8:22 p.m. to adjourn at
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A true record, Attest:
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M a r i on H. Snow
Executive 11 erk
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removed ani,-! need ffcx.- reta:..ning
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Mr. 'Marsls7 no a 4-"rd oution :�z no-
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option *2 (even. S.'de) whA;�.ch wou._'I',A be lon w,hilicl-1 wo SaIW;S-Fy
wa'Akers 4 , -.,, i: be served with on one street r o s s i L r T i n v o I •v e
IT
Nfarshal_'L resrp-1.1deld" to Mr. McSweene. h als-I th4 e wcrk
4&
n 4, r c th e 1 r 'u, 0 ua udaa�*j
44 " & A.
wit..-/h resi'd..enit.=_ who wo" 4 lose -Tees
4�-Wreer_- wol- e p a pr :Tate propert as rep 14. acemen s
e Inced
pal spoke of -14-hae %S---2! oo
n' n ept ' s
is Brid Schoo' Orinci 84
4 0 S.&
R d ores trees would e
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r e.m -0, v e d n A e r o p t c z 42 said 4W-% a t hiis pr-operv wo.....%" be Aevastat_�.
tl - -�at within the Art;r%le
Vi* &.V 1,6." vl� V J. %.a.&
t h i s a c tjion b the 'Owr Mr. F'elds no-.-Ad
4 " P; & nds T own= A. � g h 4- s t o ew whicl. -i t1he `.-- 'I-%Ia !.'- been appropriat tied the Tn has r 4..
w i r k w 4. t ; n I%: ah e Town Owned easement.
Mr. baseman Pro pect P471 Road noted 4- ha-t he wou 'A l o
;4 fi.. a se
s
S ; g n:fir-ar'- portimn of his fron.-'%-j yarc]. as a parent of sma""
Oren A6 &.6. V 4
was !,,n favor of the sidewalk He cbserve� heavv walker
t r a I F IF i j i: d an d was I. n d . i a v o r of si'.4,rewa'..k to avert Dotjent;a' aC"e-mtse
�John '�Javies, Prospect Rd., wl.-Io was ;,..n favor of sidewa],A
& -Front n-f the KermaA pr:.�per_ty.
a s A e d t h e w ;. d :.-d, f t'71 =I.- r a s s s r
ti
is W + .L i. i �-%e ':I Fez.". We.
He a ,,,s.,-) asked w!-iib the even. side s.6. dewaI.A ccI'..d ¬v- be .1onmer,
16
A. 4114 th
since $140,000 had been appr:,%priated. M r %Ce h a .1 p sai d that the
u
Dept, had been asked to report on si.4.ewai. k to Wac'L-;.se4.-t
r e o n 1 A.Y. M r IDavies fe.'It that the waI.IA shou.Id be as lon as
z.ossib.1e, wi-t� funds ava-,,.,ab.,.e.
Mrs. 0' Fie -i-1.1y 21 Prospeizt Hi.1.1 Rd., noted add itiona]. benefil.-Is of
a sidewalk to walkers to '.-i!�.e 01 d 'Res an i; to the bikepath.
Mrs. Her son , a fre walker, saw a safet problem ber..,,au'se.of
speedin and was fav o sidewalk eXtetided as far as poss]Ible to
Parrett Road*
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M r e o w ". %CF',%-J s e.].
Mrs. Snow
7-�,e=+�'ve "erk, were
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a c. h& is se e I_ "i C. -. r., e t o Ci u I .: I o o k ni r v e E I.: $ 4 0 1 0 0 C)
;-�iz e l7 e v, '-'
-1. 1.a 4 -
6 A''6 S' e r e a t
street "'rom Wach
ga- of trees to '-�e
P p' ans re d zu 4-r
A 4A. r&%L e d e a r s sl oJET J.
removed ani,-! need ffcx.- reta:..ning
u
Mr. 'Marsls7 no a 4-"rd oution :�z no-
46. -A V ♦
V.L
option *2 (even. S.'de) whA;�.ch wou._'I',A be lon w,hilicl-1 wo SaIW;S-Fy
wa'Akers 4 , -.,, i: be served with on one street r o s s i L r T i n v o I •v e
IT
Nfarshal_'L resrp-1.1deld" to Mr. McSweene. h als-I th4 e wcrk
4&
n 4, r c th e 1 r 'u, 0 ua udaa�*j
44 " & A.
wit..-/h resi'd..enit.=_ who wo" 4 lose -Tees
4�-Wreer_- wol- e p a pr :Tate propert as rep 14. acemen s
e Inced
pal spoke of -14-hae %S---2! oo
n' n ept ' s
is Brid Schoo' Orinci 84
4 0 S.&
R d ores trees would e
c V
M r X e rM-, a d Y 2 and w.i V
r e.m -0, v e d n A e r o p t c z 42 said 4W-% a t hiis pr-operv wo.....%" be Aevastat_�.
tl - -�at within the Art;r%le
Vi* &.V 1,6." vl� V J. %.a.&
t h i s a c tjion b the 'Owr Mr. F'elds no-.-Ad
4 " P; & nds T own= A. � g h 4- s t o ew whicl. -i t1he `.-- 'I-%Ia !.'- been appropriat tied the Tn has r 4..
w i r k w 4. t ; n I%: ah e Town Owned easement.
Mr. baseman Pro pect P471 Road noted 4- ha-t he wou 'A l o
;4 fi.. a se
s
S ; g n:fir-ar'- portimn of his fron.-'%-j yarc]. as a parent of sma""
Oren A6 &.6. V 4
was !,,n favor of the sidewalk He cbserve� heavv walker
t r a I F IF i j i: d an d was I. n d . i a v o r of si'.4,rewa'..k to avert Dotjent;a' aC"e-mtse
�John '�Javies, Prospect Rd., wl.-Io was ;,..n favor of sidewa],A
& -Front n-f the KermaA pr:.�per_ty.
a s A e d t h e w ;. d :.-d, f t'71 =I.- r a s s s r
ti
is W + .L i. i �-%e ':I Fez.". We.
He a ,,,s.,-) asked w!-iib the even. side s.6. dewaI.A ccI'..d ¬v- be .1onmer,
16
A. 4114 th
since $140,000 had been appr:,%priated. M r %Ce h a .1 p sai d that the
u
Dept, had been asked to report on si.4.ewai. k to Wac'L-;.se4.-t
r e o n 1 A.Y. M r IDavies fe.'It that the waI.IA shou.Id be as lon as
z.ossib.1e, wi-t� funds ava-,,.,ab.,.e.
Mrs. 0' Fie -i-1.1y 21 Prospeizt Hi.1.1 Rd., noted add itiona]. benefil.-Is of
a sidewalk to walkers to '.-i!�.e 01 d 'Res an i; to the bikepath.
Mrs. Her son , a fre walker, saw a safet problem ber..,,au'se.of
speedin and was fav o sidewalk eXtetided as far as poss]Ible to
Parrett Road*
E
r
- 2 -
n response to fir. Edd sort " s q�es t+ D:: rear+ + :stagy at +:=
"tea:: wiu'�ire" +due, • ! wh.aipi jai tat +^
�, are n ot,
very of fec t i ve auk f av- Cr e . . ire a f orcerea t of ti- e es peep
'fir watt Frospe RA. , fed} tha aie =ak ::: the e
numbered si made m re sense a�L was f a r y%s r -!of a " a t n p" gri a �
Uli tiOck an Prospect
Severa]. res i e � s e.: %res — sed r avor . f r sidewalk or tie ev en sI !.
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+ =i ! w.:. e ` i Lim of t 38tte; t'O the Maee . DF Concern 'n. tax e State's
approva' of the 25% plans for Bed f n rA tree t :i6runprovemenat,
was � � ted . The ;titter addressed tf e `rave ' s to Perna abc;:t condition O.
t he Mate' apprOva � r vowing potent � a, f .t �:re u � + r t :e '�. e ,...
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UpOn motion u�y made and see ni ed, it was voted to d�sso v . t�:e
ab a '�'e evi . �n A .spry .ttee an to create the !ab:.e Te +e �i s: +nn
and Communication. Advisory Commit tee .
ANNUAL AP P , C I N TMEANTq
M. , EIddisor read t1:e 1 ist of appo�:+ ±marts to �e cnns� dared, Mo s
wh ch were reappo namenis. He noted a departure frim usua=
pr : e ores � n th a ^asa � tie appo i n tment t } :` e ar Appeal
�► tC ari y , a red u�.ar me e of v t $card wo�7 d b e �h o5 en fr u `Le
y i st of Associate Members. He recommended the appointment of Francis
A . K, Sm + th , Attorney, , to reps. ace A ttorne j Thomas 'Tayr. or , wh � ha
served the ma:: i/mum nu� �4. ter ail owed. Mr s. Smith asked that, she
appointment + be voted upon separate +y and s to tee that she t��u +� abs to �.::
rO/ Y ot+ i g s
M r. Edd i son ref erred to th format under 2 1 1 997
r F" r M . of the Condom i n �, l:m .onvers }fin Board and read the list of
sand i dates presented, wh i �h h e ions i dered to be we�� qua1 i f i ed r
Regarding the vacancy on the "Taff i% Safety Advisory i..rommittee, he
recommended inclusion of a female member and proposed that My.1a Kabat--
Z i nn be appointed,
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BOARD OF APPEALS ASSOCIATE
William C. Hays
Eric T. Clarke
Susan S. Beck
Mary W. Miley
Robert V. Whitman
John J, McWeeney
ARTS COUNCIL
39 Locust Avenue
29 Moon Hill Road
17 Patriots Drive
29 Robinson Road
9 Demar Road
503 C cord Avenue
Term of Of f ice
1 year
2s
It
of
Kerry Brandin
Barbara Crane
Eunice A. Nicholson
BRIDGE CHARITA TRUST
John R. Packard
117 Shade Street
18 Hill Street
7 Sherburne Road
96 Meriam Street 3 years
2 years
DESIGN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
John Frey
Don H. Ol son
Richard S. Morehouse
Elizabeth Whitman
Robert Bradley
Norma Bogen
Walter Pierce
1133 Mass. Avenue
30 Forest Street
29 Moon Hill Road
9 Demar Road
15 Rockville Ave.
13 Barberry Road
1 Trotting Horse Drive
I year
t�
f1
�r
FAIR HOUSING COMMITTEE
Gerri C. Weathers
Robert Pressman
Fred D. Rosenberg
Muriel M. Spence
Leona Martin
William T. Spencer
Vidya Bhatia
Florence A. Baturin
James R. Brannon
GAMMEL LEGACY FUND
Leona W. Martin
r:liza.'o:� M, F lynn
14
Dr ummer Boy Way
1 year
22
Locust Ave.
it
155
Wood Street
to
171
Burlington Street
19
Thoreau Road
"
32
Hancock Street
'
8
Nickerson Road
'
11
Al Cott Road
380
Lowell Street
Term of Offic
19 Thoreau Read 1 Year
310 Concccrd A ,?
� a
l
HANSCOM FIELD ADVI COMMISSION
Peter H. Barker 17 Fuller Road
HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE
Sheila Martin 29 Dewey Road
Leonora Feeney 4 Moon Hill Road
Marion G. Shepp 68 Shade Street
LEXINGTON CENTER COMMITTEE
3 years
2 Years
of
William Bowen
118
Marrett Road
3 Years
Robert L. Gssman
35A
Wachusett Drive
If
Edward Barsamian
38
old Colony Rd.. Arl .
Grove Street
LEXHAB
Robert Trask
217
Sherry B. Edmonds
25
Pine Knoll Road
3 Years
PERSONNEL ADVISORY BOARD
oak Street
it
Elmer S. Guilmart in
16
Constitution Road
3 Years
POLICE MANUAL,, POLICY COM MITTEE
Planning Director
William J. Dailey, Jr.
1
Bushnell Drive
1 Year
William C. Hays
39
Locust Ave.
It
Gerald L. McLeod
71
Spring Street
Catherine M. Deans
Edith E. Flynn
32
Watertown Street
Capt . Philip Taylor
Lex . Police Dept.
TOWN REPORT COMMITTEE
Judith Dandison 65 Blake Road 1 Year
TR AFFIC SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Peter M. Chalpin
Engineering Dept.
1
Year
Eric T. Clarke
29
Moon Hill. Road
r'
William E. Mix
153
Grove Street
Robert Trask
217
W altham Street
to
Myla Kabat --Z inn
58
oak Street
it
Robert Rapo s a
Lex . Police Dept,
If
Robert' A. Bowyer
Planning Director
of
CONDOMINI CONVERS ION BOARD
Daniel J. Griffin, Jr.
4
Kitson Park Drive
3
Years
Catherine M. Deans
201
Lincoln Street
3
1'
Nathan M. Becker
28
Emerson Gardens
2
To
Diane T. Lund
23
Ni
Nickerson Road
2
if
Marjorie Weerts
1906
Mass. Avenue
1
Year
CABLE TELEVISI AND COMMUNICA ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Frank P. DiOiammarino 19
Dane Road
3
Stella Liu 25
Phinney Road
Years
3
Martha Stanton 22
Burlington Street
3
Kenneth E. Arnold 15
Washington Street
2
John E. Ward 15
Robinson Road
2
Theodore Mairson 29
Lawrence Lane
1 Year
William T. Spencer 32
Hancock Street
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staf f , He aLsv t ha:nked his f eL I our Selectmen f yr tie i r h ar a work in
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sta - ement.
A �.thvug�; Mrs. S:m l th had referred to many who had raved Ms .
er very .4;+gh.�y and at the top t:. ere were ma n r w had
ev.,Tressed to 1%lim Drioritmes a u ,- ,nr,,r the va nd . �a H added tha
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con f erred .
Mot +vn having been d u Y made and seconded it was unaniMvus I
Noted to appoint Richard White as Town Manager,
Mr. Marsha" added Ii is personal thanks to the Person ne]. Advi sory
card an d Vh a Sear oh, Commit .fee for the excell services preformed*
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Upon motion dul made and seconded, i t was voted to ad 1 vurn at
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Marion H. Snow
E C lerk
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