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6-30-58 <br />boundary and one hundred feet along the northeast- <br />erly boundary, both distances measured from the , <br />northerly corner of his property. The second parcel <br />to be asked for was a strip fifty feet wide parallel <br />to and northwesterly of the southeasterly boundary <br />of Mr. Benkley's land. <br />From 8:20 to 8:35 p.m. Mr. Benkley met with <br />the Board to discuss the above sketches. He agreed <br />to deed the parcels of land set forth above to the <br />DeVries Construction Co., Inc., it being understood <br />that said company would include the parcels with the <br />remaining Sun Valley land it was understood the com- <br />pany was to convey to the Town for recreation pur- <br />poses. Mr. Benkley stated that in his deed to De - <br />Vries he wished to include a covenant to the effect <br />that upon acquisition of the DeVries land by the Town <br />it would erect a fence along Mr. Benkley's property <br />line. <br />Mr. Stevens came to the meeting at 8:35 p.m. <br />He was asked to furnish the Board with copies of the <br />Herzog and Benkley deeds to lots 188 and 187 and <br />adjacent land in Section Fifteen of Sun Valley so <br />that the September 1957 Venne plan could be corrected <br />for use in connection with the transfer of the above ' <br />parcels of land. <br />Mr. Stevens was given the petition filed by <br />JOHNSON Frederic K. Johnson et als to rezone from R 1 to C 2 <br />REZONING use the lot numbered 25 Bedford Street, Mr. Stevens <br />PETITION being asked to render an opinion as to whether or <br />not the description set forth in the petition was <br />adequate for inclusion in the zoning by-law. It <br />was decided not to set the date for a public hear - <br />Ing until later. It was decided, however, to set a <br />fee of $30.00 to defray costs of advertising, mail- <br />ing notices, and secretarial services in connection <br />with said hearing. Mr. Snow was asked to notify Mr. <br />Johnson of the Board's decision. <br />The attention of the Board was called to the <br />PHEASANT fact that Walter G. Black had filed a bond in con - <br />GARDENS nection with his Pheasant Gardens subdivision. Said <br />bond having been approved by Mr. Stevens as to form, <br />and all other matters appearing to be in order, upon <br />motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously <br />VOTED: That the May 281 1958 vote of the Planning <br />Board disapproving the definitive plan en- <br />titled "Pheasant Gardens Lexington, Mass.", <br />dated. Feb. 17, 1958, be and hereby is re- <br />scinded. <br />