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4-28-58 —2— zoning by-law to permit a regional shopping center. The ' Board requested Mr. Snow to make this material available to Mr. May, arranging a convenient time for him to examine the data in the Planning Board office. BURNHAM At 8:00 p.m. Mr. Mark Moore, Jr. met with the Board FARMS to discuss definitive plans for Burnham Farms, Sec. 21 said SEC. 2 plans nearing completion for submission to the Board. He stated that he had obtained agreements to purchase land for the extension of said subdivision to Lowell Street. He pointed out that with the exception of Emerson Road there was 2100 feet of road to be constructed in Section Two and 1200 additional feet to Lowell Street. Mr. Moore asked if, in view of his being able to obtain a second means of access to Lowell St. the Board was still going to require him to construct Emerson Road to East Street. (See Minutes of February 17, 1958.) Mr. Moore was told that the Board would require him to construct said Therson Road from his land to East Street. It was pointed out that there might be unfor- seeable delays in the acquisition and subdivision of the land Mr. Moore proposed to purchase for access to Lowell St. It was suggested that Mr. Moore have a preliminary plan prepared showing how he proposed to subdivide the ' land between the Burnham Farms Section Two subdivision and Lowell Street. Other matters Mr. Moore discussed were those of obtaining some indication of when he would be able to develop Section Two of Burnham Farms, and of constructing the Vine Brook cro3sing. He asked if the Board planned to withhold approval of the Section Two plan until the Town obtained an option to acquire Kendrick land for street purposes or actually owned said land. He also asked if arrangements could be made wherein the Town shared some of the cost of constructing the 70 -foot wide box culvert across Vine Brook. Mr. Moore was told that as soon as the Board ob- tained a detailed plan of said land to be acquired, it was planned to discuss with Mr. Kendrick the obtaining of a street option. Mr. Moore was told also that other matters discussed would be taken under further considera- tion by the Board. At 8:30 p.m. Mr. Moore left and Town Counsel Stevens came to the meeting. MILLYAN Mr. Snow reported that Mr. Millyan, accompanied ' by his lawyer, Mr. Green, and Mr. Carrig, came to the office on April 251 1c158 and signed an application for a determination of Planning Board jurisdiction, the plan accompanying said application being the one described in the minutes of the Board's December 2 and December 9,