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1r Reply from Mr . Holt, Moderator, the Committee had been discharged. The amain. motion for Indefinite Postponement was presented and carried for Indefinite '.Postpone- menti„„ . 10:11 P.M. ARTICLE -23. ,:; Mr.`, Fischer of School Committee'moves for Indefinite 'Postponement.:'"' Indefinite Postponement carried at 10:12 P.M. ARTICLE 27. Selectman Mr. Ferguson moves to take up Article 27, Mr. Duffy,. Chairman of Planning Board, offers the following: Voted that the Town amend the Lexington Zoning By- Law as follows: By inserting after Section 3, C. 1 Districts, Paragraph 30, a new paragraph which shallread, as follows: "30 (a. ) Upon the easterly side of Pleasant Street beginning at a point 100 feet southerly from the intersection of the Concord Turnpike extending 150 feet along Pleasant Street and of a depth of 200 feet throughout." Mr. Duffy readsreport of Planning Board. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING BY-LAW RELATIVE TO HENRY. S. MOODY PETITION Acting upon the petition of Henry S. Moody to amend the Lexington Zoning. By-Law and Map by changing the parcel of land upon the easterly side of Pleasant Street beginning at a point 100 feet southerly from the inter- section of. the. Concord Turnpike extending 150 feet along Pleasant Street and a depth of 200 feet throughout; from an R. 1to a C., l District, the Planning Board has, in accordance with the provisions, of _the._Zoning By-Law, held a duly advertised hearing and reports to the town as follows: The Board is of the opinion that at the present time no need exists for a business zone in this part of the town and it does not believe that such a zone would add to the general welfare or convenience of the citizens of Lexington. Whatever the future business requirements may become., along the new Concord Highway, there are at least four parties who have withheld petitions for zoning changes in this general area, pending action by the State Legislature relative to the regulation of business along this road. The Board therefore recommends that this proposed amendment be not adopted, at least until the State bill is acted upon. J. HENRY_.DUFFY. Lexington ROLAND B. GREELEY . LESTER F. ELLIS_ Planning SEI17ON A ROBINSON July 22, 1935 Board EDWARD W. KIMBALL General discussion., Messer: Cotton, Ferguson, Cutter, Ryder, Kimball, Hutchinson, Borden, Worthen and Lamont. A rising vote to amend the Lexington Zoning By-Law taken as follows: