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5-26-58 -2- Thereupon, upon motion duly made and seconded, I it was unanimously VOTED: that the Lexington Planning Board determines FLINTLOCK also read to the Board was the Town Counsel's RIDGE May 191 1958 letter to the Planning Director in re - SECS 1 & 2 gard to Sections One and Two of the Flintlock Ridge development. In the letter the Town Counsel stated that since the Town at the -1958 annual town meeting accepted Flintlock Ridge and Red Coat Lane in both sections of the subdivision, and thereafter took easements therein for town ways,'he.knew.'of no fur- ther easements that needed to be obtained by the ' Town. He further stated that unless the Planning Director knew of any such easements or other rights that the plans accompanyin Form A applica- tions #58-291 #58-30 and #5�8-31 do not re- quire approval and that said plans be signed bearing the endorsement "Lexington Planning Board approval under the subdivision Control Law not required." PHEASANT Read to the Board was Mr. William C. Martin's GARDENS May 191 1958 letter to the Planning Board together - with correspondence between the Planning Director and the Town Counsel in regard to said letter concerning the Blacks' application for approval of the Pheasant Gardens subdivision plan. In the correspondence the Town Counsel stated that he saw nothing in the Martin letter which called for reconsideration by the Plan- ning Board of the decision which it reached at its May 19, 1958 meeting in regard to said application. The Chairman telephoned Mr. Martin to inform him of (a) the receipt of his letter, (b) the Board's deci- sion in regard to the Blacks' application, and (c) Mr. Martin's right, should he wish to do so, to appeal the -Board's decision. , SUBDIVISION The attention of the Board was called to CONTROL Chapters 206 and 207 of the Acts of 19582 each of LAW which amends the Subdivision Control Law. Both AMENDMENTS cha tens were approved by the Governor on March 25, 195 and became effective 90 days thereafter. Chapter 206 sets forth regulations in regard to the submission of preliminary plans. Chapter 207 makes it necessary for the Town Clerk as well as the Plan- ning Board to endorse an approved subdivision plan, the clerk's endorsement stating in effect that no notice of appeal was received during the 20 days after receipt from the Planning Board of notice of approval of the plan. FLINTLOCK also read to the Board was the Town Counsel's RIDGE May 191 1958 letter to the Planning Director in re - SECS 1 & 2 gard to Sections One and Two of the Flintlock Ridge development. In the letter the Town Counsel stated that since the Town at the -1958 annual town meeting accepted Flintlock Ridge and Red Coat Lane in both sections of the subdivision, and thereafter took easements therein for town ways,'he.knew.'of no fur- ther easements that needed to be obtained by the ' Town. He further stated that unless the Planning Director knew of any such easements or other rights