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REGULAR BOARD MEETING<br />

JANUARY 20, 1993<br />

TOWN HALL<br />

7:30 P.M.<br />

Supervisor Kennedy asked Counoilman Flowers to look into the<br />

installation of a Street Light at the intersection of Mill St.<br />

and the new Highway.<br />

Councilman Flowers attended the Southtowns Haz/Mat meeting,<br />

their budget for 1993 is fifty-six thousand, nine hundred<br />

dollars ($56,900.00). Every attempt is being made to contain<br />

the cost of operating the Haz/Mat Team. Should grant monies be<br />

received every effort will be made to keep the cost down to all<br />

the municipalities involved.<br />

Councilman Hohlhueter scheduled a meeting for the Solid Waste<br />

Committee for Thursday, February 11, 1993 at 7:00 P.M. at which<br />

time a representative from B.P.I, will be present.<br />

Councilman Wohlhueter attended a meeting of the Southtowns Solid<br />

Waste Board and the North East Board and they are considering<br />

merging. It has been unanimous that the two boards will merge.<br />

They feel that since the County has cut back on their personnel,<br />

they will do a better job by merging. A definite decision will<br />

not be made until the end of February.<br />

A request was made by the Boston Lion's Club to reserve the use<br />

of the Lion's Shelter and the Town Park for the Annual<br />

Oktoberfest from July 19 - 24, 1993<br />

A motion was made by Councilman Wohlhueter and seconded by<br />

Councilman Wittmeyer to grant permission to the Boston Lion's<br />

Club to use the Lion's Club Shelter and the Town Park for the<br />

Annual Oktoberfest from July 19-24, 1993.<br />

five (5) Ayes Carried<br />

Councilman Zimmerman in response to Bob Keel's letter that he<br />

wrote in late November, 1992 regarding additional space, to<br />

remind the Town Board that following this meeting we will be<br />

meeting with the Emergency Squad at their meeting room.<br />

Bob Keel, a representative from the Boston Emergency Squad<br />

presented the Town Board with a copy of their press release<br />

stating that the Boston Emergency Squad has established a<br />

special fund raising committee with a goal to raise $30,000.00<br />

during 1993 for the purchase of two new defibrillators and 45<br />

new pagers for Emergency Squad Activities.<br />

A motion was made by Councilman Zimmerman and seconded by<br />

Supervisor Kennedy to grant the Boston Emergency Squad<br />

permission to initiate a Fund Raising Activity.<br />

five (5) Ayes Carried<br />

Councilman Wittmeyer announced that there is a meeting of the<br />

South Boston Parks, Saturday, January 23, 1993 at 9:00 A.M.<br />

Councilman Wittmeyer reminded the Board of the inspection of the<br />

Sprague Mobile Home Community of Saturday, January 23, 1993 at<br />

10:00 A.M.<br />

Councilman Wittmeyer advised the Board on behalf of Traffic<br />

Safety, the condition of the Boston State <strong>Road</strong> in the Hamlet of<br />

Boston is in deplorable condition. He also, requested that<br />

Supervisor Kennedy include this matter in a letter to Mr. Gugino<br />

and ask him to comie out and see if possibly that portion of the<br />

State <strong>Road</strong> could be posted this spring until something is done<br />

to improve the conditions. Once the heavy trucks begin in the<br />

spring the road will be totally destroyed. The sewer runs down<br />

the middle of the road in that area and there is a lot of quick<br />

sand. The base of the road is deteriorating very rapidly.<br />

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