6|6|PPrsNNmnzg~`-,np5|5}-x-x)O+Ruv~258;11WW^H^G^_XXUS)t*tH G 99msww  ^@`Bv)u)~~~x~x%%ffKKi i vHvH`,b0$n$n `e_eDD21PRWWpo@a@a~IFddpp  yy22,,x/x/ J Jrr<<slsl99M!M!55++gdiZh[{Q|Qh"f!88ss : :2 1 .-^]UU  ??  ww::ooccJ^J]}~**#*#*a`fdOO9!9!:9cvcv*,3f4i??sought. King's proposal for an $86 million debt-exclusion overr |}EEFF/w/weeJIXX | |:9,,EA{{""  2U2U//__~=?3a3a<<dd++ji))tr~01%%L Lsr  <e?eK"M$~}ABkl  RARA[[|{ ,,MJ}5}5 cbFF<<UT##MM47qq||TRfe~~YYl<l<II:r:q&&''uuw]w]aaqq@@#Z#[kmz*y+m-l-LLUTsslk..SSbZd\=E=E1s0sFFYY8Y8X&&sqzoxn,@.C~}cd..cdwE}A   ? <NNccXKYM55xJxJhh""__ning by the 4-1 board has contributed to a growing public dissatUT* * 22))eTeT2Z2ZRQ, *s now decided not to run for re-election on April 5. So two new selectmen will be elected in April. A chance for those dissativ?v?::!;!;aawwectmen. Only those who return their nomination papers by next Tuesday at 5 p.m. will be candidates. If the total is nine, a pre66xx``""xtKO58FFLJllte on Wednesday left this impression : At 68,000, Framingham is AA#".D.D[[UU with a two-thirds vote needed, Town Meeting said you can have the property in Saxonville but not the building. So much for a br<;d-e-EF!s!sFGpvovih12$+%(me TM members wanted their abstention counted as no. The ballot RRzz  !"yz64zzbAaAjjMMmm,l,l<<TTUUk,k+nm55I I ZZRQ  ?5>5,*IKxz  ffttggG^F^7^7_mlvDvDMay 15. That could be achieved if the Board of Selectmen [5-0 in favor of the plan] supports the effort. That seems like a possibility. What happens next may depend on King, He supports the library in his grab-bag debt-exclusion override. And - don't forget, he has yet to unwrap his FY-06 budget. So again, there's a lot of uncertainty. HEY, NOT SO FAST - Precinct 7 Tom O'Neil doesn't like the sudden appearance of an OK to build the Wayside Youth & Family Network Services in his Lockland Avenue neighborhood. Tom is chairman of the Standing Committee on Planning and Zoning and he finds plenty of faults in the plans for the 12.54-acre just off Route 9. Six acres are unbuildable, the rest is wetlands, Wayside does not have the 150-foot frontage required, is not "town houses." The tallest building is 40 feet high compared to 25 feet for abutting houses, it will create unbearable traffic problems in this residential section, and Wayside does not earn the right to the Dover Amendment granting them educational advantages. And finally, as a contractor to the state, it will pay no taxes. O'Neil firmly opposed spending money on a branch library in Saxonville. He is a supporter of the 600-unit development in Saxonville. _______________________________________________- You can reach Bob Moore at edmoore4@aol.com Or at 1-508-620-1449. [Let it ring; he's slow.] To unsubscribe, send email to majordomo@syslang.net with body unsubscribe frambors (the subject is ignored). Please read the Frequently Asked Questions maintained online at http://frambors.syslang.net/faq/about.html before posting or replying.