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Town of Reading <br />Board of Cemetery Trustees <br />Tuesday, July 12, 1994 <br />Pursuant to a meeting legally posted, the meeting of July 12, <br />1994 convened at 7:30 P.M. in the Berger Conference Room, Reading <br />Town Hall. <br />Present: John Silvaggi, Chairman <br />Daniel F. Driscoll, Secretary <br />James J. Sullivan <br />Mary Vincent <br />Robert Keating Supervisor of the Reading Cemeteries was also <br />present. <br />1. Secretary's Report <br />On a motion by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. Silvaggi, it was <br />unanimously voted to accept the Secretary's minutes of the June <br />7, 1994 Trustees meeting. <br />2. Franklin Street Project Update <br />Mr. Keating furnished the Trustees with copies of his Development <br />Projections including projected costs, contract services and Sale <br />of Lots projections. He outlined the first four phases of En- <br />gineering Services: <br />1.) Field survey and mapping. <br />2.) Preliminary design - obtaining permits from the Conservation <br />Commission and Board of Health. <br />3.) Preliminary Costs. <br />4.) Final design and costs after imput from the Conservation <br />Commission. <br />Mr. Keating felt that after the Engineering Services were com- <br />pleted, a presentation could be made at the Fall or Spring Town <br />Meeting. A request would be made for a Capitol outlay or a bond <br />issue in the amount of $315,000 to complete the entire four acres <br />of the Cemetery including $35,000 for a wall along Franklin <br />Street. <br />Mr. Keating gave a five year projection on the Sale of Lots. By <br />selling 200 graves a year, the revenue in five years would <br />eliminate the debt. <br />On a motion by Mr. Sullivan, seconded by Ms. Vincent, it was <br />unanimously voted to allocate $10,000 of the Capitol Outlay for <br />Phases 1, 2 and 3 as outlined above. <br />3. Receipts <br />Supervisor Keating furnished the Trustees with copies of the <br />receipts for Sale of Lots and Miscellaneous charges for FY93 and <br />FY94. They reflected an increase in revenue for Miscellaneous <br />charges of $30,524. This was due to an increase in fees. <br />