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wished to develop his land and showed the Planning Board a plan he had submitted to the Board of Appeals indicating how he would like to lot the land. In petitioning for a variance in accordance with said re -lotting plan, Mr. Black said he was informed that the plan had first to be submitted to the Planning Board. He wished to know what he would be required to do in developing his land. Mr.Black was told that his plan constituted a re -subdivision in that there was no street actually in existence on the ground, and therefore no way to serve adequately proposed lots, none of which con- formed to the minimum requirements of the zoning by-law. It was stated that the Board would take the matter under consideration, and that Mr.Black would obtain from Mr. Snow the next day information as to what the Board would require in constructing the roads in the subdivision. Thereupons Mr. Black le;t the meeting at 9:30 p.m. In discussing Mr.Black's subdivision furthers it was decided that he would be required to comply with the Subdivision Rules and Regulations, the Town Engineer determining what drains and utilities would be needed in the proposed ways. , Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 9:45 P.M. OAK HILI, At 9:45 p.m. also, Messrs. Fulton and Wacombe, ESTATES representing the W7nwood Associates, Inc., came to _ the meeting to discuss with the Board what would be WYNWOOD required in developing the Oak Hill Estates sub - ASSOCIATES division, the preliminary plan for said subdivision having been tentatively approved by the Board on May 6, 1957. Mr. Fulton said that Wynwood Asso- ciates was considering purchasing from the Sandy Brook Corporation the land included in said proposed subdivision. The procedure of developing the subdivision by sections was outlined, including the Board's policy of limiting the length of dead end streets to be constructed to 500 feet until a second recognized means of access could be provided. The question of constructing roads all the way to the boundaries of the property were taken under advisement. The matter of size and location of drains were referred to the Town Ehgineer. It was recommended that the Associates confer with him on the engineering requirements of the development before further conferences with the Board. Thereupon, Messrs. Fulton and Wacombe left the meeting at 10:15 p.m.