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BOA Meeting February 25, 2016 2 <br />A Board member asked how the applicant planned on controlling the trash pickup and <br />would he object to a condition that there would be no trash pickup and large truck <br />deliveries between 6:00 and 9:00 am. (He will control delivery times and he would <br />have no issue with that condition on the special permit.) <br />It was also asked about the donuts being delivered every day at 6:00 am. (They are <br />delivered in a van.) <br />Another Board member had questions regarding the curb cuts and if they would be <br />able to comply with the state requirements. (The curb cuts are existing and will not be <br />changing. They will be working with the state and the Town of Lexington to widen <br />them.) <br />A Board member asked if the applicant has met with the neighborhood. (Mr. Erickson <br />has been in touch with many of the neighbors and has reached out to a few that he <br />has not heard back from. He is trying to be a good neighbor and address as many <br />objections as possible.) <br />The Chairwoman asked about the possible sidewalk extensions and how that would <br />impact his deliveries. (He will need to work with the town on this. The large gas trucks <br />trucks would have a difficult time delivering if the sidewalks were expanded.) <br />A Board member confirmed there would be no deliveries before 6:00 am. (Yes.) <br />Joanne Flannagan of 7 Dee Road was concerned with traffic and asked if there had <br />been a traffic study done. (A traffic study was not required.) (It was explained that <br />traffic studies are required only with large projects, this is a very small project with no <br />increase in square footage.) <br />Ms. Flannagan also asked about lighting (not changing) and if there would be more <br />dumpsters. (No) <br />Jennifer Breen of 68 Gleason asked to clarify the use of the dumpster, how and when <br />are donuts delivered and does the Board have an option to condition a traffic study. (It <br />was explained under the Lexington By-Laws traffic studies are required only with large <br />projects, this is a very small project with no increase in square footage.) Ms. Breen <br />was concerned with the increase in traffic. <br />The Chairwoman asked the applicant how much of an increase did he expect. (The <br />traffic for the gas station is down considerably and the peak time for donut sales will be <br />from 6:00 am to 9:00 AM, gas sales’ peak time is 3:00 pm until 7:00 pm. He thinks <br />there will be only pass by traffic. He commented there are so many Dunkin Donut <br />establishments that people do not need go out of their way to pass one.) <br />Thomas Whelan of 2 Ballard Terrace also spoke of the traffic concerns <br />Dick Friedson of 8 Balfour Street asked if the Board could ask for a traffic study. (The <br />Chairwoman explained the Board did not have jurisdiction to do that because it is not <br />required in the By-Laws. <br /> <br />
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