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Fj F 3-10-58 ment were opposed_ to the construction of a road across lots 150 and 151 believing people would use such a route as part of a short cut between Lowell and ioburn Streets. He requested that the Board eliminate the easement across his lots and also a cross Lot 150 owned by William E.Barnes. During the discussion rdich followed it was pointed out to hr. Blackstock that the approval of the Sun Valley Section Eight and Oak Knoll Section One definitive plans conformed to subdivision studies the Board had made a number of years ago, that these studies showed Appletree Lane extending through to Tyler Road, that said definitive plans which were approved by the Board made provision for this extension on the location recommended by the Boards and that the Outhet Realty Trust had constructed Appletree Lane to the rear boundary line of Lot 151. Mr. Blackstock was shown how the extension of Appletree Lane was de- signed so that Lots 150 and 151 would be subdivided creating an additional lot fronting on Appletree Lane, the remainder of Lots 150 and 151 still having the minimum area and frontage requirements of the zoning by-law. Mr. Blackstock said he wasn't interested in such a subdivision. He left the meeting at 9:30 p.m. In discussing the matter further the Board decided that it still wished to obtain easements across lots 150 and 151 for water, sewers drain, and public travels and requested Mr. Stevens to so notify Mr. Blackstock. The Board next took under consideration OAK KNOLL the applications for approval of the Oak Knoll SEC. 2 Section Two and Loring Hill Estates Section Two - definitive plans, performance guarantees i^ the LORING form of bonds having been filed with the Board. HILL In examining said bonds, Mr. Stevens found that ESTATES they were not in proper form and recommended that SFC. 2 the Board withhold action in regard to said applications. Mr. Stevens was asked to take the bonds with him and prepare them in proper form by March 121 1958 so that the Board might take action on the applications, the 45 -day period for such action expiring on said date. Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 9:30 p.m. The Board devoted the remainder of its WILLARD meeting to the consideration and editing of a PROPERTY draft of an article for publication in the March