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been held on September 16. After giving the Board a brief resume of said meeting the Board decided that with the exception of the September 30 meeting, the Board would hold its meetings on Tuesday evening for the duration of the series of forums in order that Mr. Snow could take advantage of the forums and also attend the Planning Board meetings. ASSOCIATES The Board took under consideration the building, REALTY site and plot plans submitted by the Associates Realty TRUST Trust for a determination by the Board that the build- ing and use, including the site plan and building design, constitute a desirable development in and will not be detrimental to the neighborhood. In view of the fact that the hotel was to be located in what the Planning Board proposes as a future historic district, it was decided to write the Trust requesting that they not use the name of "Pine Hill" for the name of the hotel but consider the name "Fiske Hill", this being the site of one of the important military skirmishes which took place on April 19, 1775. In regard to the hotel site plan, it was decided that this would be satisfactory except for some minor changes in number and size of parking spaces. There- upon it was moved by Mr. Jaquith, seconded by Mr. Burnell and unanimously VOTED: that the Board, under the provision of Section 5 (g) of the Zoning By-law, finds and determines that the hotel building and use, including the site, plans and building design, specified in the perspec- tive drawing site plans numbered 1 and 1-A, and building plans numbered A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5, A -b, A-7, A-102 S-11 S-21 S-32 P-1, H-11 H-2, E-1, E-2 and E-3, dated August 16, 1957, drawn by Arthur G. Manaselian and Associates, Architects -Engineers, proposed for the A 1 district described in Section 4 (g) 3 by Associates Realty Trust constitutes a desirable development in and will not be detrimental to the neighborhood,, and that, pursuant to said findings and determinations the Board approves said plan subject to the condition that parking spaces for not less than 110 automobiles, having a minimum width of 10 feet per space, shall be provided on the lot. At 9:30 p.m. Mr. Stevens came to the meeting at DIANNE which time the Board considered its letter of July 30, ESTATES 1957 to Dianne Estates, Inc. in regard to the work n 1 1