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9-22-58 -3- distance of 95.75 feet. Until this was done the Board decided that the Section 3 plan should not be approved. Action in regard to the Section 3 plan was held over for the next meeting of the Board. Excerpt fro -n. the Minutes of the November 13, 1956 meeting: VOTED: that the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Plan of Lots in Section Three, Robinson Hill, Lex- ington, Mass. owned by Leeland Construction Co., Inc., Camelia Place, Lexington," dated Aug. 17, 1956s which was submitted to the Board by Leeland Con- struction Co., Inc. on October 5, 1956s accompanied by an application, Form C, dated October 2, 1956, be and hereby is disapproved for the reasons that (a) all easements over the property have not been shown as required by the Rules and Regulations governing the Subdivision of Land in Lexington, (b) names of all abuttors are not shown as required by said Rules and Regulations and (c ) the plan indicates an exist- ing street in an area where no street exists. In November 8, 1956 issue of the Lexington Minute -man, the Board advertised a public hearing on its proposal to modify its approval of the Robinson Hill, Section.Two subdivision plan. In the Board's records is a copy of a post office stamped form showing that a hearing notice, similar to the one enclosed, was mailed to you and Mrs. McIntosh on November 16, 1956, as it was to all other abutting property owners. Mr. McConchie of the Leeland Construction Co. was the only person who attended the hearing which was held on the date as adver- tised. At a regular meeting of the Planning; Board held on February 18, 1957, the Board adopted a vote modifying the amending its prior approval of the Robinson Hill Section Two plan. At the same time a plan showing the modification, and a certificate to accompany said plan, was signed by the Board. The Town Counsel subsequently recorded the plan and certificate in the Registry of Deeds and had necessary references made on the Section Two plan as originally recorded. Enclosed herewith are marked prints of plans which it is hoped will explain to you more fully the action described above. You no doubt have a print of the plan of ,your new lot, 17A, with a frontage of 125 feet on Childs Road. The northeasterly sideline of your lot is the southwesterly side line of Lot 5 ' over which Mrs. Anderson has a driveway easement to land of the Leeland Construction Co. and thence to her residence. Sheet 1 of 3 of the Robinson Hill Section Three plan shows the