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Route 3 Advisory Committee Meeting January 29, 1964 <br /> Committee members present Robert Cataldo, Otis Brown, Roland <br /> Greeley, Sumner Perlman, Natalie <br /> Riff in. <br /> Present from the neighborhoods Justin Murgolshee(Oak Knoll) , <br /> Donald Meals (Burnham Farms ) , Harry <br /> Derbyshire (Briarwood), Bill Harkens <br /> (The Glen) , Mary-Lou Touart (Peacock <br /> Farms ), Jerome Weinstein (Sun Valley) <br /> Robert Cataldo opened the meeting with a description of the <br /> January 27, 1964 meeting of the Lexington Board of Selectmen and <br /> the Chairman of the Lexington Planning Board with the new <br /> Commissioner of the State Department of Public Works, Mr Warner, <br /> and with Charles Witcomb of the Department of Public Works. The <br /> purpose of the meeting was two fold 1) to establish a friendly <br /> working relationship between Lexington and the new officials of <br /> the State Department of Public Works and 2) to suggest that Route 3 <br /> not be extended beyond 128 but that 128 and 2 be used instead. <br /> The representatives of the Department of Public Works offered <br /> the following information <br /> 1. If Route 3 is extended toward Boston prior takings <br /> in Lexington and Woburn (1953) will be used. The <br /> approximately two mile stretch extended from 128 and 3 <br /> across North Street, Lowell Street and ends in Woburn <br /> at Russell Street ( an extension of East Street) <br /> 2. A complete new study will be initiated by the State <br /> Department of Public Works because there has been so <br /> much new land development since the previous study <br /> was made. <br /> 3. Before any action is taken, public hearings for our <br /> officials and neighborhood representatives with the <br /> Bureau of Public Roads will be held to consider <br /> Lexington's suggestions. <br /> 4. The construction of Route 2 will not be affected by <br /> decisions regarding Route 3. <br /> 5. The priority schedule determining the timing of the <br /> construction of Route 3 will be available some time <br /> next summer <br />