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To: Boston From: Boston Re: 194A-BS-96065, 5/5/2006 b6 b7C b7D Joyce requested an opinion from the State Ethics Commission on his representation of private developers in Milton, and received a favorable opinion. In May 2005, he spoke before Milton Town Meeting on the controversy, defending his position as a private attorney, and certifying that he did not appear on clients' behalf before Milton town boards or officials. Milton Center LLc, has submitted a. b6 *(duy) stesodotd noy nsenbay s,umo? dy? butmottoj uetd auaudoteaep b7C All proposals have to be presented to the Board of Selectmen, then the Town Planning Board, then be voted at Town Meeting. Joyce has aya) sgegotggo umo? Aue uo anuantgut anpun Aue bugnxaxe peguep Selectmen or Planning Board Members) to fast-track his clients proposal. Investigation by this office has not resulted in information uncovered which is evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Joyce may be proffering Ibusiness card unwisely, but no one has reported. b6 any type of insinuation or threat connected to the sale of their b7C homes. MEG'S LANE This is a spin-off of information related to the Randolph. Avenue homes sold to developer. This may be/may not be. b6 related to Senator Brian Joyce's real estate activity on the street. b7C Beside the (still owned by b6 b7C is a right of way, i.e. a non-buildable parcel. Norfolk County Registry of Deeds records reflect that. b6 b7C b6 b7C 3