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The Planning Board reviewed an excerpt of the Selectmen's <br />minutes of their January 9, 1957 meeting in regard to the proposed <br />Junior High School site and the Planning Board's January 17, 1957 <br />letter to the Selectmen in regard to said site and the proposed <br />adjacent Hawthorne Acres development. After discussing the prob- <br />lems involved the Board requested that Mr. Snow and Mr. Gayer confer <br />on establishing the easterly boundary lines between the proposed <br />school site and the Hawthorne Acres development so that Mr. Gayer <br />could prepare a Junior High School site plan on which would be <br />shown the bearings and distances of said common boundary lines. <br />Mr. Abbott returned to the meeting at 8.55 p.m. and re- <br />ported that no Board of Appeals hearing was held on the Associates <br />Realty Trust petition because the representative from the com- <br />pany which designed the sign the Trust proposed to erect, was not <br />present. <br />Nb% Jaquith returned to the meeting at 9:05 p.m. at <br />which time Mr. Raymond F. Boudreau and Mr. Nylander met with <br />the Board to discuss Mr. Edwin W. Hadley's December 20, 1956 <br />letter to Mr. Boudreau in regard to possible sale of the Alex- <br />ander lot on Garfield Street and the possible extension of <br />Sunny Knoll Terrace through said Alexander and Town -owned lots <br />to Garfield Street. <br />It was thought that if Mr. Boudreau could purchase <br />privately -owned lots on the northeasterly side of Garfield <br />street these could be exchanged for town -owned lots on the same <br />side of said street in order to extend Sunny Knoll Terrace <br />through to Garfield Street and thereby eliminate the necessity <br />of a turn -around on said terrace beyond the limit set by the <br />Planning Board. The Board decided that Mr, Boudreau would be <br />required to extend Sunray Knoll Terrace as a regular subdivision <br />street to the northwesterly boundary of his land but agreed <br />that Mr. Boudreau would only be required to rough out the road <br />to connect his subdivision road with Garfield Street. <br />Messrs. Boudreau and Nylander left the meeting at 9:25 <br />p.m. at which time the Board read, approved and had the Chair- <br />man sign a letter dated January 22, 1957 and addressed to <br />Chief Engineer Gray of the State Department of Public Works. <br />In said letter the Board referred to its December 18, 1956 <br />letter to Mr. Gray and his reply of December 27, noted that <br />rt". Gray's letter was dictated by someone else and made no <br />reference whatsoever to the information which the Board <br />sought, and requested an answer to said letter of December 16, <br />1956. <br />Shown to the Board was a plan entitled "Subdivision <br />Plan Peacock Farms Section Five Lexington, Mass.".. dated Dec. <br />17, 1956 and showing Compton Circle extending about 420 feet <br />beyond Station 23-26.21, the terminus of Peacock Farms Road. <br />It was stated that Mr. White of Constructors' Properties, Inc. <br />requested an informal approval of said plan so that he could <br />proceed with the preparation of a definitive subdivision plan <br />JUNIOR HIGH <br />SCHOOL SITE <br />HAWTHORNE <br />ACRES <br />PROPOSED <br />WOOD -TO - <br />BEDFORD STREET <br />ROAD <br />PEACOCK <br />FARMS <br />SEC. 5 <br />