Town Meeting OKs White House Stabilization, Other Capital Projects
A quick recap of articles and actions taken up during the sixth session of Lexington's annual Town Meeting, held Wednesday, April 11 at Cary Hall.
Capital projects and plans were the main business April 11 as Town Meeting appropriated funds to stabilize a portion of the White House and to improve streets and sidewalks around Estabrook School. Here's a quick recap of those and other actions during Wednesday night's sixth session of Lexington's annual Town Meeting at Cary Hall. Article 12 – Appropriate for Municipal Capital Projects and Equipment What it asked: To fund a number of capital projects, including What happened: The Estabrook off-site sidewalk and street improvements was pulled out as Town Moderator Deborah Brown recused herself from that item. All appropriations were eventually approved, after a few commenters lamented the town’s propensity to plan and a Grove Street …
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Dennis O'Donnell
10:00 am on Friday, April 13, 2012
I kind of feel the same way you do Mara, but when I moved here four years ago, I knew what I was getting into. While I cringe at my tax bill, I also walk with great pride through our terrific town, knowing that the citizens care about making it a world-class place to live for themselves and their neighbors. more ›