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<br />Minutes for the Meeting of January 17, 2018 Page 3 <br /> <br /> There was no communication from the developer until tonight and that has created a trust <br />concern. This is a critical issue and the water pressure is borderline and needs to be <br />addressed. <br /> <br /> Concerned only learned about this meeting on Friday; there is a steep grade and wetlands <br />in the abutter’s back yard and is worried about the runoff and will the water get into our <br />basement. <br /> <br /> Would like to see a concerted effort to work together to for a holistic approach. <br /> <br /> What are the waivers they may or may not ask for and why was notice so last minute? <br /> <br /> If a lot is shown as unbuildable who has the right to change that? Mr. Henry responded <br />that it is not a prohibition but is based on the bylaws at that time the plan is signed and <br />can change status, which will be determined by the Planning Board. <br /> <br /> All the streets leading up to this development should be accepted and be the <br />responsibility of the developer. <br /> <br /> Lexington is changing fast and this is a large area and once you remove the trees it will <br />completely change the topography and concerned about flooding; who would I call if my <br />basement floods after this project. Right now my basement does not get water. <br /> <br /> Concerned about the wildlife that is left. <br /> <br /> Will explosives be used on the granite for that site? Yes blasting will be the quickest way <br />to remove ledge and is controlled and safe, but depends on the final reports. <br /> <br /> There are safety issues with this project with maintenance of the roads. <br /> <br /> Concerned with the runoff once the trees are removed during a heavy rain. <br /> <br /> Concerned with the Ecosystem being disturbed. <br /> <br /> What is the benefit to adding this development to the Town? <br /> <br /> What will be done with the house at the bottom of Lincoln Street? The house will be <br />restored. <br />Board Comments: <br /> <br /> The developer should reach out to abutters and abutters should send their questions to be <br />discussed further. <br />On a motion of Mr. Hornig, seconded by Ms. Corcoran-Ronchetti, it was voted, 4-0, to accept the <br />applicants request to extend the action deadline for the decision to February 21. The project will <br />be taken up again on February 14, 2018. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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