Planning Board minutes 1989-07-31

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Minutes for the Meeting of July 31, 1989 2 this plan showing three nonconforming lots, per the Board of Appeals decision filed with the Town Clerk on May 31, 1989". On the motion of motion of Mrs. Uhrig, seconded by Mr. Sorensen, it was voted 4-0-0: to endorse the plan entitled "Compiled Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass. (Middlesex County)", dated May 30, 1989, by The BSC Group - Bedford, Inc. , certified by Donald J. Forand, Professional Land Surveyor, with application Form A/89-5, by Francois & Nicole Morel, as it does not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law, and to include a note, as stated above, on such plan RECOMMENDATIONS ON APPLICATIONS TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS 190. Hearings Scheduled for August 10, 1989: Mr. Sorensen gave an oral review of the following hearings scheduled to be heard by the Board of Appeals. 60 Maple Street, Margaret Bean-Bayog, renewal of SP, to use a portion of a residence as an office for individual psychiatric consultation: On the motion of Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Sorensen, it was voted 4-0 to recommend the special permit be renewed for two years , with the same conditions that were contained in the previous special permit. 321 Marrett Road, Glenn Comeau, Glenn Eric's Deli, renew of SP, with no changes except to add an oven: The Board agreed they had no objections to the installation of a small oven for baking. They recommended that a { condition be added requiring the operators of the stores and deli to keep the front and rear areas of the complex clean and free of litter, adding trash cans (if there are none there now). On the motion of Mr. Sorensen, seconded by Mrs. Uhrig, it was voted 4-0 to recommend the special permit be renewed for the same time period and with the same conditions as the permit previously granted, allowing the addition of a small oven; and with the added condition that the front and rear areas of the complex be kept clean and free of litter. 870 & 880 Waltham Street, Fine Homes Realty, Inc., SP, to construct a common driveway from Waltham Street to provide access for two dwellings: Mr. Williams suggested the application be referred to the Traffic Safety Committee. Mr. Sorensen reported the Building Commissioner said that permission might have to be obtained from the State before a driveway could be constructed on that portion of Waltham Street, and that this permission may not be given, because of the proximity of the proposed driveway location to the entrance of Route 2. The Board expressed concerns about the steepness of the site where the driveway was proposed, and its proximity to the traffic light at the corner of Waltham Road and Concord Avenue. On the motion of Mr. Williams, seconded by Mrs. Uhrig, it was voted 4-0 to recommend the special permit not be granted, and to recommend the application be referred to the Traffic Safety Committee for further study. 1