Planning Board minutes 1989-07-31

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Minutes for the Meeting of July 31, 1989 5 2) that this amount is based on construction costs at the time of the original surety deposit on March 10, 1989 is determined to be sufficient through March 13, 1990 only. If the subdivision is not completed by that time, the amount of surety needed will have to be reevaluated to determine its relationship between the then applicable construction costs and the work remaining to be completed. If little or none of the work that remained, at the time this surety was reduced, is completed by March 13, 1990, and the current costs of the amount of work to be completed has increased, the amount of surety will be increased to reflect the costs of completing the work and the developer will be required to furnish additional surety to the Planning Board. 3) that the Planning Board votes to reduce the amount of surety to $22,405, which is 15% of the total "Cost to Construct ($158,069)," as the amount necessary to hold until the completion of the community facilities and the subdivision. ********************* ARTICLES FOR 1990 TOWN MEETING *********************** 196. Zoning Amendment Filed by 10 or More Registered Voters: The Board discussed a proposed amendment filed by Ephraim Weiss, and 10 registered voters, on July 19, 1989, that would amend the definition of "Accessory Build- ing", and further restrict the construction, installation or use of any tank or vessel for the storage of a chemical or fuel, as specified in Line 18.4 of Table II in Section 4 of the Zoning By-Law. *****************fie******** REPORTS **********************************, ******* 197. Assistant Planner a. Pheasant Brook II, Setting of Fees for New Submission: Ms. Nordby reported that there has been some confusion about what the fees should be on the new filing. Mr. Sorensen and Mr. Williams believed this was not a new submission, warranting the smaller fee, and Mrs. Klauminzer and Mrs. Uhrig believed it was a new submission warranting the larger fees. The Board did not agree on what portion of Section 8 of the Development Regulations, dealing with what fees, applies to the defini- tive plan filed on Pheasant Brook II, and they agreed to postpone any decision until a full Board can act. 198. Planning Board, Subcommittees a. National Park Service Plan: Mrs. Uhrig reported on a memo, dated July 6, 1989, from Frederick A. Szarka, Superintendent of the Minute Man National Historical Park, reporting on a "Record of Decision, Finding of No Significant Impact, Minute Man National Historical Park General Management Plan", which documents official National Park Service decisions. She expressed disappointment that the traffic problems on Battle Road were not addressed except in a most general way. The meeting was adjourned at 9: 55 p.m. (1)17X2'I6 David G. Williams, Clerk