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From Water and Sewer Authority director Brad Fisher, the council heard thaV water use in October was down, but ilir creased in November. 8i
Mr. Fisher, in his second role a»^‘ Town Treasurer, reported that the trea-.' sury had a balance of $24,278, with out-' standing bills of $778.89.
Reading and approval of the minutes, was postponed until after the executive session.
Mr. Wickens reported on the agenda facing the Planning Commission over the ' next several months: “We’re working on a ' list of things to consider, and hope to call' one public hearing for everything in late* January.” He said that parking require-' ments and bylaws were being considered, - and that the next regular meeting is Tuesday, Dec. 22.
Mr. Wickens expressed his distress . aSthe ptrtfMMd S*i hijMfesfr
between Washington wd SjfetfiffrHte: “Surely children are hungry and schools need hinds, more than we need this extravagant waste,” he said. “I know we have no jurisdiction, but I think the Town Council should go on record opposing this.”
“I feel totally different,” Councilman Peter Skowronsld replied. “It’s a dangerous strip of road. With the farm vehicles, truck traffic and wagons, I feel it should be widened.”
Since there was no consensus, the council passed over Mr. Wickens’ proposal.
The council also failed to reach philosophical agreement on a smoke detector
(See COUNCIL, p. 11)
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