BOS-03-08-2005

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BOARD OF SELECTMEN
MARCH 8, 2005
7:00 P.M.
MEMORIAL HALL
SALAH MEETING ROOM

PRESENT: John 1. Connolly, Chairman; Avril T. Elkort, Vice-Chairman; Robert E.
Burr, Jr., Clerk; Victor D. Del Vecchio, Member; Gerald A. Salvatori, Jr., Member; and
William T. Friel, Town Administrator.

Chairman Connolly called the meeting to order at 7:08 P.M.

Public Hearing - Class II License - Pheasant Hill Auto Sales: Steve Riley:

Motion was made to open the Public Hearing:

Motion: Mr. Burr Second: Mrs. Elkort VOTE: 5-0

Mr. Steve Riley was present as the owner of Pheasant Hill Auto Sales, business to be
conducted at 60 Walpole Street. Mr. Riley resides in Westwood requesting a new license
for the Walpole Street location. Ed Walsh, Building commissioner has approved the
location for wholesale business only with the condition that there will be no display of
vehicles for sale and parking spaces are limited to six (one parking space for his personal
vehicle and five spaces for storage of vehicles).

Common Victualler License - CC's Cafe located at 120 Jackson Street: Beth
Hughes:

A request for transfer of the Common Victualler License #1423 from CC's Cafe to Savoy
French Baker, Inc. d/b/a CC's Cafe & Catering, 120 Jackson Street. Beth Hughes of
Savoy French Baker, Inc. was present to request the transfer.

Motion: Mr. Burr Second: Mrs. Elkort VOTE: 5-0

Operating Budget Summary/Overview: Town of Canton Budget Reportfor FY 2006:
William T. Friel, Town Administrator; James Murgia, Finance Director: Chief
Berkowitz; Chief Ronayne; Tracy Kenney, Town Clerk; Diane Tynan-Corletto,
COA; Mark Lague; Buddy Fallon; and Jeff Kaylor:

James Murgia, Finance Director: Chief Berkowitz; Chief Ronayne; Tracy Kenney,
Town Clerk; Diane Tynan-Corletto, COA; Mark Lague; Buddy Fallon; and Jeff Kaylor
were present for the overview. Mr. Murgia focused on the departments with the largest
request for increases - Fire, Police, Library and Recreation. Several departments were
also requesting increased staffing. The Board expressed their concerns regarding