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4-16-58 ANN STREET Considered next by the Board was Mr. Frank DeFelice's application for approval of definitive PART OF subdivision plan comprising the construction of a LIBERTY portion of Ann Street located in the Liberty HEIGHTS Heights development. Mr. Snow reported that on April 14, 1958 Mr. DeFelice had filed a bond in DeFELICE proper form and had secured said bond with a de- posit. All other matters appearing to be in order, upon motion made by Mr. Burnell and seconded by Mr. Soule, it was unanimously VOTED: That the definitive plan entitled "Part of Liberty Heights Lexington -Mass.", dated Jan. 29, 19581. submitted to the Board on March 3, 19581 accompanied by an applica- tion for approval of definitive plan, Form C, dated March 3, 1956, be and hereby is approved subject to the following condi- tions: That the provisions of the rules and regu- lations of the Board are hereby waived in this instance only to the following extent: a. That the width of the roadbed be 18 ft. in width; b. That no drains need to be laid in Ann Street; c. That Ann Street need not be surfaced with bituminous concrete. That the plan be endorsed with the following notation: "Lots A and B do not comply with the minimum requirements of the Lexington Zoning By-law.' The Board then approved the draft of a letter in regard to the above action, said letter being addressed to the Board of Appeals. (See Addendum.) BLACK Mr. Snow reported that on April 16, 1958 he had endorsed the applications of Walter G. Black and PHEASANT Minola M. Black and the Sandy Brook Corporation for GARDENS approval of definitive subdivision plans, all neces- sary details having been completed by the r espective SANDY BROOK applicants. He stated that the plan accompanying the CORP. Black application was entitled "Pheasant Gardens Lex- ington, Mass.", said plan being dated Feb. 17, 1958; OAK HILL and that the plan accompanying the Sandy Brook Corp. ESTATES application was entitled "Oak Hill Estates Section SEC. 1 1 1 1