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5-19-5s ' like to suggest, however, that a relocation of Lot 7 approximately twenty feet easterly of the present site would perhaps cause less difficulty should you be able to arrange foran exchange of land with Mr. and Mrs. Cuzner, and at the same time would conform to the Planning Board's proposed location for Worthen Road. The Board's suggestion is shown on the attached print, a copy of -which is being sent to the Cuzners, together with a copy of this letter. Sincerely yours, LEXINGTON PLANNING BOARD Thomas S. Grindle, Chairman Dianne Estates,Inc. May 15, 1958 34 Revere Street Lexington 73, Massachusetts Re: Subdivision "Plan of Lots in Lexington, Mass. Owned by Dianne Estates, Inc., Lexington" dated October 19, 1955• Attention: Gerard P. Friel, President Dear Sirs: Upon the approval of the above captioned subdi- vision plan by the Planning Board of the Town of Lexing- ton on December 19, 1955s you became obligated as the subdivider to construct to the satisfaction of the Super- intendent of Public Works of Lexington, all the required improvements in the subdivision within one year from said date of approval. This obligation was secured by a surety company bond in the penal sum of $2,500 filed by you as Principal, and American Employers' Insurance Co., as Surety. As you know, you have never completed the required improvements to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Public Works. This has been the subject of discussion and of correspondence over a period of many months between the Planning Board and you and also your attorney, Alfred P. Tropeano,.Esq. On October 211, 1957, the Chairman of the Planning Board wrote Mr. Tropeano and enclosed a copy of a letter dated October 17, 1957,from the Superintendent of Public Works to the Planning Board explaining why the work was not satisfactory and setting forth alternative methods by which it could be corrected by you.