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PLANNING BOARD MEETING Monday, August 23,195 • Presents Adams, Grindle, Irwin, Ripley Meeting opened at 7:50 o'clock. Snow Mr. Adams reported that only two replies had been received to date from references on Samuel P. Snow, but that moth were highly satisfactory. It was noted that altho the ad called for salary of between $6000 and $6500, Mr. Spow asked for $7200. Mr..Adams talked with Mr. Snow by -phone and -he agre to come for $6500. On motion of Mr. Grindle, seconded by Mr. Ripley it was unanimously voted to employ Mr. Samuel P, Snow of Dorchester at the annual rate of $6500, effective approximately the first of September. Mr. Snow will be present at a special meeting to be held Monday, Aug. 30 at which time Mr. Burns will be present. Hearing - DEVRIES Public hearing was held at 8 o'clock on petition of DeVries Con- struction Co., Inc. for approval as a subdivision extension of Fairlawn Laxer, extension of Whipple Road, and Locke Lane, starting at a point on Whipple Road and continuing in a northerly direction approx. 12001. Mr. George DeVries was present as petitioner. No-one else present. No objec- tions, Mr. DeVries requested information on procedure re: proposed county road, land for which has been taken but nothing done as yet. He is desirous of building in that location soon. Was advised by Mr. Burns to go ahead with utilities and rough grading. Money has to be appropriated at Town Meeting before town can finish. Decisions on Hearings Ikeeland Construction Co. On motion of Mr. Irwin, seconded by Mr. Ripley, it was voted: that the definitive plan for Diana Lane,_ Robinson Hill be approved subject to notation that lots 6,_7, ]l, 1, 13, and 12 shall not be built upon without prior consent of the Lexington Board of Health." Dianne Estates. On motion of Mr. Grindle, seconded by Mr. Ripley, i was vo ed-7that the definitive plan for extension of Ledgelawn Avenue be approved subject to the notation that lots 2 and 6 shall not be 14uilt tpon without prior consent of the Lexington Board of Health." ' Colonial Development Corp. On motion of Mr. Grindle, seconded by ip ey, It was voted: "that the definitive plan for Colonial Acres be rejected due to the fact that a performance bond had not been received within the required length of time."