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ELEMENTARY Read to the Board was a January 13, 1957 letter from the SCHOOL Elementary School Facilities Committee, signed by Mr. Robert C. FACILITIES Jackson, Secretary of said committee, and addressed to Nr. Snow COMTTEE requesting that he meet with the committee some Thursday even- ing or Saturday morning and give the committee details in re- gard to the location and size of residential developments now in progress and possible future developments. After discussing the matter the Board drafted a reply to Mr. Jackson, in which it was stated that (1) in keeping with a policy adopted several weeks ago by the Planning Board, Mr. Snow had referred to the Board, as he was requested to do so I$r. Jackson's January 13, 1957 letter addressed to Mr. Snow; (2) this was done because the volume of requests for Ioir. Snow's time had increased to a point where he had little time left for the pursuit of the duties the Planning Board had assigned to him; (3) at its meeting January 22nd the Board had dis- cussed 1r. Jackson's letter and suggested that he and the Committee, or such members as -are able to do so, meet with the Board on some Mon- day evening in the near future to discuss such matters concerning which the Committee is seeking information; (u) a convenient appoint- ment for all concerned could be arranged by calling the Board's office in the Barnes Building. PIr. Snow was requested to have the draft typed the following day for It% Hathaway's signature. SEAMY LAND Read to the Board, approved by the same, and signed by the FOR PLAY- Chairman was a letter dated January 17, 1957 and addressed to the GROUND AND Selectmen requesting that they place an article in the warrant for ' RECREATIONAL the town meeting asking the Town to purchase the land described and PURPOSES for the price specified in the conformed copies of instruments be- ing enclosed with the letter, the first instrument being one in which Nr. and 1Irs. Seabury granted to the Town an option to purchase land for playground and recreational purposes, the second in which the option purchase price of $1160 was set forth. ASSOCIATES Also read to the Board, approved by the same and signed by REALTY the Chairman was a letter dated Jan. 22, 1957 and addressed to the TRUST Associates Realty Trust requesting that, at or before the public hear- ing on the Trust's application for a Planning Board determination in regard to said Trust's proposed hotel plans, the Board would like to have submitted the following additional information and material; (1) A second set of building plans; (2) Sketches and/or per- spectives showing the contemplated exterior of the building as viewed from the direction of the Route 128 Massachusetts Avenue and Route 128-11arrett Road intersections, the points of view from which said sketches or perspectives are taken to be located on the site plan; (3) On the previously submitted or on a new site plan: (a) The bound- aries of the present A 1 district and the boundaries of the parcel of land on which the proposed hotel is to be built; (b) the location and size of the proposed water main which will service the facilit3r; (4) a detailed sewer plan including building plans and elevations of the pumping station, consulting with the Superintendent of Public Works before submitting this plan; (5) renewals from the State Department of Public Works of Permit #4-3229, dated August 3, 1955 and Permit F-13151, issued September 23, 1955