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CL <br />Town of Reading, <br />Board of Cemetery Trustees <br />Wednesday, November 4, 1998 <br />Pursuant to a meeting legally posted, the meeting of November 4, 1998 convened at 6:00 P.M. in <br />the Berger Room, Reading Town Hall Annex, Reading, MA 01867 <br />Present: Daniel Driscoll, Chairman <br />Mary Vincent, Secretary <br />William Brown <br />Randolph Harrison <br />Roc O'Connell <br />Robert Keating, Superintendent of Cemeteries was also in attendance. <br />Review of Past Meeting Minutes <br />On a motion by Randolph Harrison, seconded by William Brown, the minutes were accepted. <br />Review of Parks/Forestry and Cemetery Division Consolidation <br />Superintendent Keating reported to the Trustees on his six-month review with Ted McIntire, head <br />of Public Works. Superintendent Keating asked and was granted a six-month extension before <br />making his job permanent. Superintendent Keating felt he had worked through the Spring and <br />Summer months, but wants to work through Fall and Winter. This time period would make a full <br />year on the job. <br />Wood End Update <br />Superintendent Keating reported to the Trustees that of sixty-six lots sold, five lots had been sold <br />to former Reading residents. The Trustees had asked him to keep track of how much demand by <br />former residents there was for Wood End lots. <br />Superintendent Keating detailed an irrigation plan for Wood End. This would consist of sprinklers <br />with a manual on/off system. This would greatly reduce the man-hours needed for hand watering <br />areas. It would be about $10,000.00 which could be paid from remainder of money funded for the <br />project. The motion was made and passed unanimously to install this system. <br />It will cost about $3,500.00 to finish the roads. The island wall at center front will also be <br />installed. Superintendent Keating is contacting the same people who did the front wall so that the <br />stone will be matching. <br />Receipts <br />Receipts were reviewed. The Urn Garden at Forest Glen has had numerous burials. <br />