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seconded by Mr. Abbott and unanimously VOTED: That the definitive subdivision plan en- ' titled "Green Valley Section Two Lexing- ton, Mass.", dated Mar. 12, 1957, which was submitted to the Board by Antonio Busa on March 26, 1956, accompanied by an application for approval of defini- tive plan, Form C, dated March 22, 1957s be and hereby is approved. FORM A Mr. Snow reported that he had conferred with Mr. Gould, attorney for Frances May Baskin, in regard to the ownership of the Baskin property shown on the plan accompanying Form A application #57-44 and had pre- pared the plan for endorsement accordingly. Thereupon it was moved by Mr. Soule, seconded by Mr. Adams and unanimously VOTED: That approval under the Subdivision Con- trol Law is not required on condition, as represented to the Board, that Lots A and C are to be conveyed to Frances May Baskin, the owner of adjoining existing parcel of land and that upon such conveyance said lots and parcel shall be deemed combined into one tract for all purposes under the I Subdivision Control Law. SUBDIVISION The Board next considered a draft of a memoran- RULES AND dum prepared by Mr. Snow incorporating suggestions REGULATIONS both he and Mr. Stevens had previously recommended to the Board to clarify difficulties arising from identi- fying properly various sheets of subdivision plans. After due consideration it was moved by Mr. Adams, seconded by Mr. Soule and unanimously voted to approve said memorandum. (See addendum.) ASSOCIATES Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 9:25 p.m. at REALTY which time the Board met with Messrs. Stephen Hopkins, TRUST President; Arthur B. Bell, Treasurer; and David V. Sullivan, one of the trustees of the Associates Realty Trust. Mr. Bell, speaking for the group stated that the Trust has received the Board's April 16, 1957 letter notifying said Trust of the Board's vote of April 15, 1957 that the design and type of architec- ture for the proposed hotel building of the Trust as shown in the sketch submitted to the Board on the latter date was approved. Mr. Bell stated that the Trust had met and decided to ask the Board for an additional letter in which it was stated that if the ' Trust revised its hotel plans in accordance with the memoranda it had received by the Board that said Board would approve the plans when submitted. Speak- ing for the Board Mr. Jaquith replied that what the Trust was seeking was assurance by the Board that it would approve plans it had not seen and that the Plan- ning Board proposed to take no action on said hotel