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HEARING - COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Public hearing held on petition relative to the application for appro- val as a subdivision the property of C61oni.a.1 Development Corporation as follows: The extension of Dane Road and Foster Road westerly from Sherburne Road for a distance of approximately 2000_feet. Mr. Frank Capaldi,_206 Dexter Ave., Watertown, petitioner, was present; also -Mr. Rhodes, 5 -Dane Rd. and Mr. Frank K01ter, 5 Foster Rd. There were some questions as to drainage and sewage which were satisfactorily answered. No objections. Collins Mr. Timothy Collins, 10 Tremont St., Boston presented Plan and Form This land is situated on Webb St. On motion of Mr. Brindle, seconde Mr. Irwin this plan was endorsed and signed "Approval of the Lexington•Plan- ning Board not required under subdivision control law on that part of the p1�n showing land situated westerly of the line shown on the plan as bearing 57 251 00" E." Peacock Farm Letter of approval received from Board of Health on Peacock Farm, Phase 3. It was voted ,that the definitive plan for Phase 3, Peacock Farm,Inco submitted on June 28, 1951 be approved." Peterson William and Roy Peterson of 25 Blossom st. were present for discus- sion re: endorsement of plan for lot containing house off Blossom st. Were advised that the Planning Board could not endorse the plaa as presented. Al- ternative method of handling the problem suggested by increasing lot size and showing required frontage on Blossom st. Snow Mr. Samuel P. Snow of 52 Withington St., Dorchester present as appli- cant for position open on P1an;5i.ng Board. Qualifications are filed on applica- tion. These seemed to be most satisfactory -to the Board and this applicant appearsto be the best qualified of those interviewed to date. It was'sug- gested that Mr. Benjamin interview Mr. Snow before the next meeting and re- port his opinion at that time. CO G� present. In the first place it would be too expensive. Mr. May opposed the plan until such time as there is another entrance, altho not opposed to the development of Robinson Hill as such. Dr. and Mrs. Ruge are not opposed to present plan if limited to such but would be concerned if there were further development. They are mainly concerned with the question of sewage disposal. They were advised to write the Board of Health and ask to be present at their formal meeting. Mr. Hanson, 70 Hill St. also asked about sewage and Mr. Adams explained the rules regarding this - that ab4tors are protected as well as homeowners. Mr. Hanson wished to be recorded as opposed to one entrance. Mr and Mrs. Max Straw, 88 Hill st. wished not to be recorded as to opinion. Mr. Straw stated they had confidence in ability of towri officers td protect pub- lic health. HEARING - COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Public hearing held on petition relative to the application for appro- val as a subdivision the property of C61oni.a.1 Development Corporation as follows: The extension of Dane Road and Foster Road westerly from Sherburne Road for a distance of approximately 2000_feet. Mr. Frank Capaldi,_206 Dexter Ave., Watertown, petitioner, was present; also -Mr. Rhodes, 5 -Dane Rd. and Mr. Frank K01ter, 5 Foster Rd. There were some questions as to drainage and sewage which were satisfactorily answered. No objections. Collins Mr. Timothy Collins, 10 Tremont St., Boston presented Plan and Form This land is situated on Webb St. On motion of Mr. Brindle, seconde Mr. Irwin this plan was endorsed and signed "Approval of the Lexington•Plan- ning Board not required under subdivision control law on that part of the p1�n showing land situated westerly of the line shown on the plan as bearing 57 251 00" E." Peacock Farm Letter of approval received from Board of Health on Peacock Farm, Phase 3. It was voted ,that the definitive plan for Phase 3, Peacock Farm,Inco submitted on June 28, 1951 be approved." Peterson William and Roy Peterson of 25 Blossom st. were present for discus- sion re: endorsement of plan for lot containing house off Blossom st. Were advised that the Planning Board could not endorse the plaa as presented. Al- ternative method of handling the problem suggested by increasing lot size and showing required frontage on Blossom st. Snow Mr. Samuel P. Snow of 52 Withington St., Dorchester present as appli- cant for position open on P1an;5i.ng Board. Qualifications are filed on applica- tion. These seemed to be most satisfactory -to the Board and this applicant appearsto be the best qualified of those interviewed to date. It was'sug- gested that Mr. Benjamin interview Mr. Snow before the next meeting and re- port his opinion at that time.