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u 6-16-58 Town Counsel was asked to notify Mr. Glass of the Board's decision and to prepare a new grant of ease- ment for execution. Discussed next with Mr. Stevens was Mr. Moore's request that the Board approve the Burnham Farms Section Two subdivision plan on the basis that Mr. Moore be allowed to construct the roads in said subdivision but not build any houses until such time as a road was completed through the proposed third section of the Burnham Farms development to Lowell Street. The possibility of a restrictive agreement and the terms of such an agreement were considered. Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 10:15 p.m. after a general discussion of various matters cur- rently before the Board. -2- BURNHAM FARMS SEC. 2 The Board then considered the notices of BOARD OF petitions to be heard by the Board of Appeals on APPEALS June 17, 1958. It was decided that no action be taken on said petitions with the exception of those of Fudge and McCormack. In regard to the latter two cases, the Board drafted for the Chairman's sig- nature letters to be sent to the Board of Appeals setting forth the Planning Board's opposition to these petitions and the reasons for said opposition. (See addendum.) The meeting adjourned at 11:00 p.m. Thomas S. Grindle Chairman Addendum 16 June 1958 Board of Appeals Town Office Building Re: David Fudge & Son, Inc. Lexington 73, Mass. Petition for permission to erect and maintain Gentlemen: undertaking establishment The Planning Board, at its regular meeting held on June 16, 19581 considered the petition referred to above, decided to go on record as being opposed to the granting