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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-06-16 Board of Selectmen Minutes June 16, 1986 �vJ The Board held a regular meeting on this date with 4 members present: Chairman Charles A. Salisbury, Christine M.Smith, Kenneth C. Crouch and Ramsey A. Bahrawy; Exec.Secretary Keith A. Bergman. Selectman Graham out of Town on business. The warrant was approved as presented; minutes of 6-2-86 and 6-9-86 were approved as presented. Fire Dispatchers Upon a motion by Bahrawy, seconded by Crouch, it was voted 3-1(Smith opposed) to authorize the Executive Secretary and Fire Chief to bring back a list of 6 finalists for the 4 dispatcher positions, ranked in order of preference, for the Board to appoint. Resignation of Assistant,Electrical Inspector The Board voted to accept with regret the resignation of Terrence Joyce as Assistant -Electrical lInspector and to advertise for applicants. Water Quality Update Tony Lally, environmental engineer, met with the Board to review activities with the water quality problems; 'reporting that choliform is still present in,-the water: He added that a meeting is scheduled with DEQE for Tuesday and iris hoped to obtain the criteria for lifting the boil order at that time; and that giardia samples continue to come back negative. Mr. Lally reported that the onzinator systems should be here during the first week of July. Executive Secretary Keith Bergman reported that the staff is working on erosion control and proposing amendments to the subdivision rules and regulations. As for funds needed to solve the water problem both the House and Senate have passed the supplemental budget for $2.5 million for the town. . Mr. Bergman added that no applicants were received from the Harvard School of Public Health for the health intern opening, and that an advertisement will be placed shortly in the Boston GLobe. Gayton Osgood of the Bd. of Health. reported that no samples have been taken to date from Stevens.Pond to determine whether or not to open the bathing beach. Retirement of Mary Hanover The Board unanimously accepted with regret the resignation of Mary Hanover as a crossing guard for 27 years for the Town; and to present her with plaque at a future meeting. LICENSING COMMISSIONERS Seanery, Inc. d/b/a Jasmine The Board held a public hearing on the application of Peter H. Wong for a restaurant all alcoholic license for Willow Tree Place, Turnpike Street. Mt. Wong reported that the family owns two other restaurants: Peking Gardens-in Lexington and Saugus, and have never had any violations. Mr. Wong further reported that the plans call for a seating capacity of 75, with a very small bar. Upon a motion by Crouch, seconded by Smith, it was voted to approve the license with.the following stipulations: that hours of operation be till 9:30 p:m. on Monday through Thursday, and until 11:00 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday; and that the lounge not be increased beyond its presently planned size; unanimously. Boston University: One Day License Requests The Board approved the following one day licenses, unanimously: June 19, 21, and 22, 1986. . Livery Service: Arthur Fisher Upon a motion by Smith, seconded by Crouch, voted unanimously to approve the operation of a private livery service within and through the boundaries of the Town and to notify Mass. Port Authority. Underground Fuel Storage: The Board held a public hearing on this date on the application to increauD the fuel storage of Kinsman Fuel Service, Chickering Rd. , from 16,000 gallons to 39,500 gallons and replacing the present tanks with new fiberglass tanks. Catherine J. Hicks, Secretary************************** Clerk June 30, 1986 The Board held a regular meeting on this date with all members present: Chairman Charles A. Salisbury, John W. Graham, Christine Smith, Kenneth Crouch, Ramsey A. Bahrawy; Executive Secretary Keith Bergman. The warrant was approved as submitted. Executive Session Collective bargaining and pending litigation were discussed. Veterans Agent Interviews The Board interviewed Ted Citron, Richard LaHaye, and Toni Lennon for the positin of full time veterans' district agent and graves registration officer for the Town. Upon a motion by Smith seconded bylBahrawy, it was voted 3-2(Salisbury and Crouch opposed) to keep the veterans agent '- in Town and to hire. Voted 4 for LaHaye and 1 for Lennon (Bahrawy) .