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<br />BOA Meeting December 12, 2013 3 <br /> <br /> <br />soil; how far the trees would be apart; how they are to be watered; what was the rate <br />of growth on the proposed trees and the placement of wheel guards around the trees. <br /> <br />John Frey, Chairman of the Tree Committee and a retired registered landscape <br />architect, spoke on behalf of the Tree Committee. Mr. Frey spoke of the <br />recommendations that were approved by the Tree Committee at a meeting held in the <br />morning of December 12, 2013. <br /> <br />Gerald Paul of 43 Highland Avenue, also on the Tree Committee, said the number one <br />concern of the Committee was the need to plant where the other trees had been for <br />screening purposes. He presented pictures to the Board showing trees planted that <br />were planted with space between them. <br /> <br />Donna Bosco of 410 Massachusetts Avenue spoke of her concern for the health of the <br />trees to be planted with the soil toxic from the poison used to remove the old trees. <br /> <br />John Bartenstein of 46 Sanderson Road and a town meeting member from Pricinct 1, <br />spoke in opposition to any modification to the Special Permit. <br /> <br />Chris Smith of 418 Massachusetts Avenue recently moved there and was upset to see <br />the trees had been removed. <br /> <br />Andrew Gubisch of 430 Massachusetts Avenue encourages replacing all 10 trees <br />since that serves the purpose of the intent of the special permit. <br /> <br />Dawn McKenna of 9 Hancock Street, a Town Meeting member from Pricinct 6 and an <br />advoate for Business in town for many years spoke in support to the landscape design <br />submitted by Lexington Toyota. <br /> <br />Attorney Farrington spoke of the 1988 decision and purpose of the trees, the <br />screening changes that will be made with a better selected tree. <br /> <br />The hearing was closed at 9:08 pm. <br /> <br />On a motion by Jeanne K. Krieger and seconded by David G. Williams, the Board <br />voted 5-0 to grant a Modification to the Special Permit granted in January of 1988 in <br />accordance with the Zoning By-Law section 135-9-2-2, 135-9.4.1 and 135-9.4.3 to <br />allow modifications as per landscape plans dated November 12. 2013 with the <br />following conditions: <br /> <br />1. Street trees on the right side of the lot are increased from 5 to seven trees. <br />2. The caliber of tree shall be 4 to 4 ½ inches <br />3. Structured soil shall be used to replant trees <br />4. The applicant shall install a tube used for an irrigation system for manual <br />watering. <br /> <br /> <br />Submitted by: Dianne Cornaro, Administrative Clerk <br /> <br />
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