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Selectmen's Meeting
June 6, 1994
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, June 6, 1994, in the
Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Dailey, Mr.
McSweeney, Mr. Busa, Mr. Penn, Mrs. Eddison; Mr. White, Town Manager; Mrs. Novak,
Assistant Town Manager; and Ms. Smith, Executive Clerk, were present.
Mr. Dailey asked the Board to recognize, along with the Nation, the celebrations going on
today, the 50th Anniversary of D-Day. He noted that former Selectmen Jack Eddison who
hosted a reunion about two years ago with the men he served with in the Pacific.
7:30 p.m. Public Hearing: New England Telephone and Boston Edison - 661-665 Lowell
Street.
Mr. Dailey opened the public hearing on the petition of New England Telephone and Boston
Edison Company for new electric service going underground to service 661-665 Lowell
Street. There were no questions from the Board or the audience and Mr. Dailey declared the
hearing closed.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the petition, plans and orders
for grants of locationfor conduit to be installed underground at 661-665 Lowell Street.
Personnel Advisory Board
Mr. Dailey thanked the Personnel Advisory Board for coming and acknowledged that he had
given them quite a mission. As a result of Town Meeting, it is the desire of the Board that
the Personnel Advisory Board take a look at the pay structures, both School and Town and
see how they stack up as to other towns; look at the positions that may be comparable and
see whether everyone is being paid fairly. If there are differences the rationale behind the
differences. Also look at pay scales and see whether they are appropriate; also benefits and
what the differences are. This was basically what the request was from Town Meeting.
Mr. Berger said the Personnel Advisory Board would be happy to help and said that it would
be possible for them to create surveys of this town and other towns and this town's school
system and other town's school system for the purpose of comparing wages and benefits with
the help of the Town and School system. Mr. Berger pointed out, however, that although the
Board has a great deal of expertise to provide analysis of the different job descriptions, this
would be an overwhelming job. He also pointed out that if the Town hired a professional
organization to do the job, it would cost between $20,000 and $40,000.
The Personnel Advisory Board was asked to think about what they will be able to accomplish
and come back to the Selectmen's Meeting on July 11.
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7:45p.m. Transfer of Common Victualler License from Versailles to Bertucci's
Mr. Busa excused himself from the meeting. Mr. Dailey explained that there was a public
notice on May 5, 1994, that the Board of Selectmen in accordance with the requirements of
the General Laws, Chapter 138, as amended, pertaining to the issuance of licenses for the sale
and service of alcoholic beverages, notice is hereby given that an application has been
received from Joseph Crugnale, President of Bertucci's Restaurant Corp., 14 Audubon Road,
Wakefield, MA 01880 for transfer of a Common Victualler Liquor License from Versailles
Restaurant Corp. to sell all kinds of alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premises at 1777
Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the request for transfer of
common victualler license from Versailles Restaurant Corp. to Bertucci's Restaurant Corp.
8:00 p.m. LEXPRESS Route Changes
Mr. Busa returned to the meeting. Sara Arnold and Barbara Lucas presented proposed
changes in LEXPRESS routes 2 and 5 to provide service to Lexington Ridge development on
Waltham Street and the Locke Village development to be built on Lowell Street. Mr. Fenn
joined the meeting at this point.
Upon motion dulymade and seconded, it was voted to approve the LEXPRESS route changes
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Mrs. Lucas explained the proposed increases in the FY95 LEXPRESS fares.
The adult pass fares would increase as follows:
6 months from $115.00 to $125.00
3 months from $ 75.00 to $ 80.00
1 month from $ 15.00 to $ 18.00
The student passes would increase as follows:
6 months from $100.00 to $125.00
3 months from $ 65.00 to $ 80.00
1 month from $ 14.00 to $ 18,00
The senior passes would increase as follows:
6 months from $ 60.00 to $65.00
3 months from $ 40.00 to $43.00
1 month from $ 9.00 to $11.00
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the LEXPRESS fare schedule
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Route 2A Update
Mr. Cook of the BSC group presented a brief report on the issues raised during the walking
site visit on May 14 of the Route 2A widening project area and what he has done to address
the questions raised at the May 14 walk. Questions were raised concerning the width of
proposed changes to Marrett Road and the necessity for the number of lanes proposed; the
need to signalize the Forbes Road intersection; the need to relocate the Sheraton Hotel
driveway to the Forbes Road intersection; the issue of the Mass Highway Driveway as to
whether that needs to be connected to Forbes Road immediate to Marrett Road or whether or
not there might be another route. He indicated those were the main issues and that there
were some other issues that were discussed and have been reflected in the correspondence the
Selectmen have been receiving subsequent to that walk such as the issue of speed. The road
has been designed for 40 miles per hour. The speed that will be posted will be around 35
miles per hour. There was discussion about the safety of pedestrians, bicyclists and at the bus
stops.
Mr. Cook said they were not successful with Mass. Highway Department in discussions about
the reduction of the lane widths. He said he made inquiries with Flatley Corp. relative to
their driveway and eliminating any access to Marrett Road and their response is that they do
not wish to give up their access to Marrett Road and would be receptive to access from
Massachusetts Avenue as a second entry point. He tried to get the Mass. Highway
Department to put in writing their position on their maintenance yard drive. They asked for
more information and left the issue open. Because of that Mr. Cook said he contacted
officials at the Loral Corporation to inquire whether they would be receptive to an easement
across their property in order to be able to provide access to the maintenance yard. The
gentleman who apparently can make this decision is out of the country. Mr. Cook said he
faxed information to him but has not heard back from him as yet. He said they were
scheduled to go before the Conservation Commission on June 14 for a continuation of their
hearing. Mr. Cook indicated that the state is the proponent of the project because it is a state
highway and that the state is exempt from certain local regulations including the Wetlands
By-Law of this community. He said he had copies of all of the correspondence the Board has
received concerning this project. Mr. Cook said he could go back to the Mass. Highway
Department concerning reducing the width of the lanes from 12' to 11'.
Mr. Cook was asked to come to meet with the citizens group before the Selectmen's meeting
on June 20 in order to be able to respond to their concerns and alternative suggestions. Mr.
Busa asked that the Police Chief be a part of Mr. Cook's meeting with the citizens.
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Lion's Club Carnival
Mr. White reported that the staff has reviewed the request of the Lion's Club and has made
some adjustments concerning traffic control and field maintenance and the Lion's Club has
responded faborably to these adjustments.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the use of the Center Fields
for the Lion's Club Carnival for:
Thursday, June 30 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Friday, July 1 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 2 from Noon to 11:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 3 from 1:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Monday, July 4 from Noon to 11:00 p.m.
Police Department Survey
Chief Casey reviewed the results of the citizen survey on police service to the community.
The overwhelming message of the survey is that, in general, Lexington residents feel that
their police department is serving them well. Citizens expressed a high degree of security
and sense of safety in their homes and in central locations in Town. When alone in more
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remote or isolated locations, however, citizens apparently felt less safe.
The Chief indicated it is encurnbent upon him and every member of the Police Department to
utilize the survey results and address areas of concern and build upon a strong foundation of
community support and take the next step to community policing. The Chief said it is his
plan to mail a copy of the summary to all residents. Another step is to have the Police
Department staff read the report in its entirety. The third step will be to develop focus
groups using Community Research Associates to assist the Department. He hopes to have an
open house in the renovated facilities when they are completed.
The Board thanked the Chief and all who participated in this tremendous effort.
Liquor License Transfer of Stockholders - Bel Canto Restaurant
Upon motion duly made and seconded, with Mr. Busa abstaining, it was voted to approve a
liquor license transfer of stockholders for Bel Canto Restaurant.
Class III License under Chapter 140, Section 5B - Diogenes Torres
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to grant a Class III License under
Chapter 140, Section 5B to Diogenes Torres of 19 North Street.
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Selectmen's Meeting Schedule - July and August, 1994
The Selectmen agreed to a summer meeting schedule of July 11, July 25, August 8 and
August 22. Mr. Busa indicated he would be on vacation the week of July 11 and Mrs.
Eddison indicated she may be out of Town on July 25. It was also agreed upon to suspend
the Selectmen's visiting hours for the summer months and start up again in September.
Approve Town Clerk's Performance Bond in the amount of $8,000
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Town Clerk's Performance
Bond in the amount of $8,000.
Minutes of Meeting of May 2, 1994
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the minutes of May 2, 1994.
Chapter 90 Borrowing
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve and sign temporary borrowing
notes in the amount of $166,000 in anticipation of Chapter 90 borrowing.
CATV Hearing f
Mr. White reminded the Board and the community of the importance of the CATV license
renewal hearing scheduled for Monday, June 20, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. in the Selectmen's
Meeting Room.
Sewer System Rehab Contract Award
Mr. White reported that three sealed bids were received and opened on Thursday, May 26 for
the rehab of the Town's sewer system. The scope of work includes the sealing of over 500
joints in various sewer mains throughout Town, the sealing of leaks in 150 manholes,
replacing 18 sections of sewer mains and 14 sewer services to dwellings. He asked that the
Board vote to award the sewer system rehab work to J. B. D'Allessandro Corp. of Avon, MA
in the low bid amount of $256,405.20
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to award Contract 94-5, Sewer System
Rehabilitation, to J. B. D'Allessandro Corp., 25 Grant Drive, Avon, MA in the amount of
$256,405.20, on the basis of their being the lowest qualified bidder, subject to Town
Counsel's approval as to bid form.
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Consent Agenda - Commitment of Water & Sewer Charges
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the following commitment of
water and sewer charges:
Commitment of Cycle 9 Water Charges - 5/11/94 $42,664.05
Commitment of Cycle 9 Water Charges - 5/11/94 $80,114.55
Commitment of Final. Water Charges - 5/27/94 $3,686.87
Commitment of Final Sewer Charges - 5/27/94 $6,124.84
Abatement of Water Charges - 5/25/94 $532.57
Abatement of Sewer Charges - 5/25/94 $1,051.14
Reserve Fund Transfers
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve a request for transfer from the
reserve fund in the amount of $40,000 for legal services; in the amount of $70,000 for Police
and Fire Medical expenses; and $490,000 for snow and ice removal.
Mr. White explained that a recent memo from the School Superintendent indicated that the
School Department is experiencing a net deficit of $300,000 in the area of special education
and is requesting a reserve fund transfer. He indicated that this request will compete with the
use of the Reserve Fund for snow and ice removal.
Municial Salary Adjustment Transfers
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The Board reviewed a list of municipal salary adjustment transfers proposed by Finance
Director and Comptroller John Ryan. He explained that the Town has not yet reached
agreement with the Police Union and that the remaining balance of $79,302 would be carried
over into Fiscal 1995.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the municipal salary
adjustment transfers as proposed except that $14,193 be transferred. to Department 1450.
Sewer Charge in Lieu of Betterment
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve and sign a sewer charge in
lieu of betterment to Peter Farfaras of 10 Wellington Lane Ave. in the amount of $904.37 and
Mark Moore or 24 Hayes Lane in the amount of $3,066.74. These charges are based on the
Town's current sewer betterment rate and practice.
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No Parking Signs-Massachusetts Avenue
Upon motion duly made and seconded, in accordance with Chapter 689 of 1986, it was voted
that the traffic rules and orders of Lexington, adopted by the Board of Selectmen on
November 13, 1967, are hereby amended as follows:
By deleting from Article V, Section 2, Schedule #1 the following:
Massachusetts Avenue, South side from Winthrop Road, 89' Easterly - No Parking;
Massachusetts Avenue South Side from Hunt Road, 60' Westerly - No Parking.
And by adding to Article 5, Section 2, Schedule #1 the following:
Massachusetts Avenue South Side from Winthrop Road to Slocum Road - No Parking.
Appointment to Recreation Committee
Mr. White indicated that with the resignation of Lynne Wilson he had a vacancy to fill on the
Recreation Committee. He asked the Board's approval of his appointment of Paul Keane of
17 Woodcliffe Road.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Town Manager's
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appointment of Paul Keane of 17 Woodcliffe Road to the Recreation Committee.
Munroe School
The Chairman said he thought it would be wise to let everyone know that the Board has
indicated to the people operating at Arts Lexington that they should continue with the summer
schedule; that we have given everyone at Arts Lexington assurance they will have the ability
to occupy space at Munroe School until the end of the summer so that they can complete the
summer program; we are unanimous that we should go forward with a request for proposal
and have directed the Manager to receive proposals to address the mission that the Board had
intended be carried out at the Munroe School and we are hopeful that it will involve
Lexington people. We have asked Dan Fenn to put together a committee to review the
proposals when they come in and Dan has indicated that Kerry Brandin and Sam Powers are
available with him to review those proposals. Mr. Fenn said he hoped to receive a number of
proposals and all of them from whatever source would be reviewed with equal intensity.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn at 10:05 p.m.
A true record, Attest
A. Smith
Exec rtive Clerk
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Selectmen's Meeting
June 20, 1994
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held on Monday, June 20, 1994 in the
Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building at 7:30 p.m. Chairman Dailey, Mr.
McSweeney, Mr. Busa, Mrs. Eddison; Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel; Mr. White, Town Manager;
Mrs. Novak, Assistant Town Manager; and Ms. Smith, Executive Clerk, were present.
7:00 p.m. Teleport Communications Fibre Optic Cabling
The Chairman opened the hearing of Teleport Communications application for a grant of
location to provide for the installation of fibre optic cable to be placed on New England
Telephone and Boston Edison jointly owned poles. At this time Teleport will be placing the
fibre optic cabling right through Town, along Spring Street, Marrett Road, Waltham Street,
Vine Brook, Winthrop, Fletcher, Sherman, Grant, East, Adams into Burlington.
Teleport in consideration of the inconvenience to the Town in the laying of the fibre optic
cable has expressed a willingness to contribute to the betterment of the Town by replacing the
sidewalks on Massachusetts Avenue between Waltham Street and the Decelle's building and
in front of the Post Office with brick pavers all in accordance with Town specifications.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the application of Teleport
Communications for a grant of location to provide for the installation of fibre optic cable to
be placed on New England Telephone and Boston Edison jointly owned poles over public
ways, as specifically set forth in the Petition.
7:03 p.m. Tree Removal
Brian Gilbert reviewed the hearings that were held on the removal of five trees in four
locations around Town, a Norway Maple at 81 Pleasant Street, a Sugar Maple at 69 Pleasant
Street, 2 Norway Maples at 31 Meriam Street, a Hickory at 45 North Hancock Street and a
Hickory at 39 North Hancock Street. He explained that the trees at both Pleasant and Meriam
Street represent a hazard and liability to the Town. The trees on North Hancock Street are in
line with a new proposed sidewalk and will be replaced by three trees when the sidewalk is
completed.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the removal of the trees and
the planting of the replacement trees as proposed by the Superintendent of Parks and Trees,
Brian Gilbert.
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7:30 p.m. Route 2A Widening Project
Mr. Dailey pointed out that Dan Fenn could not be present for the hearing tonight and wanted
very much to participate in the vote on the project. Therefore, it was the intent of the Board
tonight to acknowledge and accept all of the material presented both prior to this meeting and
tonight. It will be reviewed by the consultant and the Board members and the Board will be
prepared to take a final vote on the Route 2A widening project at the next meeting of the
Board on July 11.
Mr. Dailey outlined the procedure for the hearing. The Board will hear comments and
recommendations from members of the audience and Mr. Cook will attempt to respond. Mr.
Cook has been provided with copies of the written comments that have been received to date.
The Board has the reports of the Planning Board, the Design Advisory Committee, South
Lexington Civic Association, the prior report of Mr. Warner, Minuteman Bikeway Cormnittee,
Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School, National Park Service, a two page letter
dated June 20, 1994 from a group of residents, members of Boards, Committees, Town
Meeting, Neighborhood Associations, a letter from John Hayward dated June 20, 1994, and
previous information from the Route 2A Ad Hoc Committee.
Hubert Murray, speaking as one of the signatory's of the June 20 letter, reviewed the
recommendations contained in the leiter,
Dick Canale, speaking for the Planning Board, reviewed the recommendations of the Planning
Board.
.Kyles Bamert, Chairman of the Minuteman Vocational School Committee and the Lexington
representative, said the Committee feels the Minuteman School intersection proposal is really
less than what we would like but we were willing to accept the proposal as shown to us and
we are vehemently opposed to any further reductions. We don't think we can delay and
would oppose any direction which would delay the implementation of the plan and urge that
the plan go forward without further delay.
Resident Nell Walker expressed concern over any destruction of the landscape and preserving
it for future residents of the Town and urged the Selectmen to look closely at alternatives.
Resident and Precinct 9 Town Meeting member Jane Buckley pointed out a necessity for less
extreme solutions such as lowering the speed limit; an effort on the part of the Cranberry Hill
and Forbes Road people to stagger their business hours.
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Resident David Reiland spoke as signatory to the June 20 letter and stated that a great deal of
effort was put into the letter and it makes a good deal of sense. He said he felt it was
imperative to hear from the National Park Service fully before any decision is made. He also
expressed concern that the present plan is unnecessarily destructive and introduces more
transitions in changes of numbers of lanes.
Nancy Nelson, Superintendent of the National Park Service, reviewed her three page letter to
the Board.
Jackie Davidson, speaking as a resident of Spring Street, expressed concern over the impact
that five lanes of paved road with 6' shoulders will have on the speed of traffic in the area.
This impact would be overwhelming.
Chief Chris Casey reviewed the traffic accidents in the area and expressed concern over the
safety of police officers stationed in this area saying he wants his officers off this road.
Resident Nancy Madden expressed concern that the present plan won't make it safer and that
it will provide easier access to Hanscom and provide greater impetus to expand Hanscom.
John Andrews, Vice President of the Citizens for Lexington Conservation expressed shock at
the scope of the project. He expressed concern that we have a responsibility of stewardship
to the Minuteman National Park and the wetlands impact of the design.
Lisa Baci of the Conservation Commission indicated this project is being reviewed under the
State Wetlands Protection Act. This is in the Watershed Area which supplies Cambridge
drinking water. Ms. Baci indicated that while the Conservation Commission shares the
concerns about traffic safety, they want to make sure this project doesn't jeopardize other
kinds of concerns such as the quality of drinking water.
Chief John Bergeron spoke about the vulnerability of the area for a hazardous waste accident.
Paul Smiler, as a daily commuter of the area, presented a three page letter to the Board and
spoke of the need to do something now.
Fred Rosenberg spoke about his concern of overdesign of the project.
Mr. Cook reviewed the status of his negotiations on alternatives to the plan addressing the
concerns and questions raised. These negotiations covered the relocation of the Mass.
Highway maintenance drive and dealings with the Loral Corp., the Sheraton driveway and
dealings with the Flatley Co., the issue of a five-land roadway, can we eliminate signals at
Forbes Road, whether it is possible to reduce the lane widths, the design speed issue and the
question concerning the replication of wetlands issue.
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MI.. Dailey thanked Mr. Cook and everyone for coming and advised the audience that the
Board will consider all of the information received and will reach a decision at the meeting of
July 11..
Contribution to D.A.R.E. Program
Leo McSweeney asked Chief Casey to accept a $1,000 check from the new Concord
Cooperative Bank to the D.A.R.E. program.
CATV License Renewal Hearing
At 8:30 p.m. Leo McSweeney opened the CATV License Renewal hearing. He introduced
the members of the CATV and Communications Committee in attendance: Caleb Warner,
Jane Charibian, Ted Mairson, Jack Cunha, Martha Stanton, Julie Triesel, Lionel Fray, Bill
Spencer, Sara Schoman and Julie Longcope. David Green represented Cablevision. The legal
notice appeared in the June 2 and June 9, 1994 issue of the Lexington Minuteman, was
posted in the Town Hall and over Channels B2 and B12. The Board of Selectmen of the
Town of Lexington, as issuing Authority, has scheduled a public hearing to be held on
Monday, June 20, 1994, at 8:00 p.m., in the Selectmen's Meeting Room in the Town Office
building. Pursuant to federal law, the purpose of the hearing will be to examine the
performance of the cable television operator in Lexington, A-R Cable Services, Inc. under its
current license, as well as to elicit public testimony on the kinds of community facilities and
services that will be desirable during any future cable television renewal term. Public
testimony on any cable-related matters is important and strongly encouraged. Any
applications and/or reports filed with the Town are available in the Town Clerk's Office for
public inspection during regular business hours and for reproduction at a reasonable fee. For
further information on the hearing, please call the Selectmen's Office at 861--2708.
Mr. McSweeney explained the twofold purpose of the hearing was to identify future cable-
related community needs and review performance of Cablevision under the current license.
He further explained that since the most controversial issues concerning rates are controlled
by the State and FCC, they cannot be meaningfully addressed in the forthcoming license. He
did ask attendees to address this issue by filling out a questionnaire that has been distributed
throughout. Town.
Members of the Committee gave brief presentations on several issues: additional channels,
support for ancillary services, franchise fees, incentives for competition, public safety,
interactive and interconnection capability, tier make-up selection, and in-home controls.
The audience was given an opportunity to comment on these issues and were also encouraged
to comment on the performance of A-R Cable Services, Inc. the current cable licensee. The
public was informed that the record of this public hearing would be held open for a period of
14 additional days to receive further comments in writing. This hearing was taped in its
entirety and is available for review through the CATV and Communications Committee. 1
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Appointments to Town Celebrations Committee
Mr. Dailey indicated that the Town Celebrations Committee through its Chairman has asked
the Board to reappoint the following members for a three year term: Winston E. Flynn, Paul
W. Jenkins and Robert W. Schuster and further that the Board reappoint Julie Miller and
Marion H. Snow to the Sub-Committee for a one year term and further that the Board appoint
David C. Taylor of 7 Kimball Road to replace John J. Hayden on the permanent committee
for a three year term.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to reappoint Winston E. Flynn, Paul W.
Jenkins and Robert W. Schuster for a three year term to the Town Celebrations Committee.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to reappoint Julie Miller and Marion H.
Snow to the Town Celebrations Sub-Committee for a one year term.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint David C. Taylor to the Town
Celebrations Committee for a three year term.
Proclamation - Lexington Bicycle Safety Awareness Day
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to proclaim June 26, 1994 as Lexington
Bicycle Safety Awareness Day.
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Minutes
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the minutes of the meeting of
May 16, 1994.
Executive Session Minutes
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Executive Session minutes
of the meeting of May 16, 1994.
Entertainment License - Fiesta Shows and Lion's Club 4th of July Carnival
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve an entertainment license for
Sunday, July 3, 1994, for Fiesta Shows and the Lion's Club.
Use of Battle Green for Wedding Ceremony
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to grant permission to Ms. Alice LaPierre
to use the Battle Green for her wedding ceremony on Sunday evening, August 7, 1994, from
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. approximately.
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Use of Battle Green for Military Retirement Ceremony
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to grant permission to the United States
Air Force to use the Battle Green for a military retirement ceremony on Friday, July 29,
1994, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. approximately.
Appointment to Historical Commission
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the Town Manager's
appointment of Alfred Mattes to the Historical Commission.
Business Committee
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint Carla Fortmann, Larry Pruzak,
Frederick DeAngelis, Julian Bussgang, John Maloney, Elaine Doran, Ted Hansberry, Jan
Siren, Narain Bhatia, Dick Nolen, Fernando Quezada, Ed Grant and Mark O'Neal to the
Business Committee as proposed by the Town Manager.
Privatization Committee
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint Fred Bailey, Don White, Don
Wilson, Richard Michelson, Pat Carney, Nancy Cannalonga and Chuck Benson to the
Privatization Committee as proposed by the Town Manager. YYY
Minuteman Regional Vo-Tech Committee
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to appoint Judy Uhrig, Edward
McCarthy, Jacquie Ward, Nyles Barnert, Marita Hartshorn, Bill Welch and Richard Shea to
the Minuteman Regional Vo-Tech Committee as proposed by the Town Manager.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn at 9:50 p.m.
A true record, Attest:
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Phyla' A. Smith
Executive Clerk
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