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REGIONAL he stated that he was commissioned by the Department SHOPPING of urban Studies of the University of Pennsylvania , CENTER to prepare, for teaching purposes, a case study of PROPOSAL the current regional shopping center proposal in CASE Lexington. Mr. Norton further stated that he would STUDY like to meet with the Board or some members of it, to discuss briefly the kinds of reactions and re- sponses which it had seen emerge as the proposal progressed. It was decided not to hold a discussion of this nature until after the conclusion of the Annual Town Meeting. Mr. Stevens came to the meeting at 8:25 p.m. VETERANS He discussed with the Board a certificate LOT 11 which he had prepared for the signature of the CEDAR Clerk of the Planning Board with reference to the STREET February 19, 1957 request of Miss Spencer of the law firm of Bicknell and Smith for such a certifi- cate. (See addendum.) It was noted that the Selectmen had conveyed to Mr. and Mrs. Banseverino a certain parcel of land situated on Cedar Street, and known as Veterans Lot ll, and had imposed cer- tain restrictions on the land, a certificate of the Planning Board clerk being sufficient evidence of compliance with one of the restrictions. Upon sign- , ing and notarizing the certificate, it was given to Mr. Snow for mailing to Miss Spencer. BLACKSTOCK The Board discussed next with Mr. Stevens the _ status of the matter in regard to obtaining ease - SUN ments shown on the definitive subdivision plan VALLEY entitled "Section Eight of Sun Valley Lexington, SrC. 8 Mass.", dated June 231 1955 and approved by the Board on September 6, 1955. It was pointed out that on October 22, 1957 Mr. Stevens had sent to Yr. George J. DeVries, President of the DeVrIes Construction Co., Inc. a memorandtn enclosing three instruments to be executed for the purpose of granting from the owners of Lots 150 and 151 (L.C. Lots 19 and 20, respectively) an easement across said lots for all purposes for which town ways are commonly used. It was reported that Mr. Blackstock, owner of Lot 151, not wishing to grant an easement for public travel, had conferred with Mr. Stevens and inquired whether or not the Town was insisting on said easement. In order that the matter could be discussed in detail with Mr. Blackstock, Mr. Stevens had arranged for Mr. Blackstock to meet with the Board at 8:30 p.m. , Mr. Blackstock came to the meeting and stated that he and many residents in the Sun Valley develop-