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10-20-58 -2- all lots shown on the subdivision plan entitled "Longfellow Estates Section One Lexington: Mass.", dated July 10, 19571 from the restric- tions as to sale and building specified in said conditional approval contract. After proper execution of the instr}iment, Mr. Snow was asked to forward it to Mr. Ribock. Mr. Stevens reported that at Mr. Snow's re- quest he had inquired of the Tower Estate Trustees POLLEN HILL if they would grant to the Town for recreation and LAND FOR other public purposes the remaining lands lying RECREATION southwesterly of the Follen Hill Estates develop- PURPOSES ment. Mr. Stevens stated that the trustees had informed him that it was their decision that they 'could not do this in protecting the interests of the heirs, some of whom it was understood were minors. Mr. Snow then asked if it were possible to purchase the remaining lands. It was decided that he should prepare for the Board's consideration, a plan showing the remaining portion of the estate which had not been sold before any further action be taken in regard to the matter. ' Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 8:55 p.m. Messrs. Abbott, Grindle and Soule reported on their conference with Messrs. McCormack and McCORMACK- Brun on Friday, October 17, 1958 at 4:00 p.m. in BRUN the Planning Board office. In addition to the above, SUBDIVISION Planning Director Snow was present as was Wilbur C. - Nylander, civil engineer, and Mark E. Gallagher, Jr. PROPOSED City Solicitor for Medford and understood to be an HARRINGTON attorney for Messrs. McCormack and Brun. The pur- SCHOOL pose of the conference was to review action taken RECREATION by the Board with reference to the McCormack -Brun AREA application for approval of their preliminary sub- division plan, dated Jan. 15, 1957 and prepared by Miller and Nylander. The series of events in connection with said application were discussed, it bedn g the Board's understanding that Messrs. McCormack and Brun be- lieved the Board had taken no action on the applica- tion within the period required by the Board's sub- division rules and regulations. Used as a basis for said discussion were excerpts from the Board's minutes, correspondence in regard to the case, and the following plans: the January, 1957 Nylander plan referred to above; the Board's undated 200 -scale study plan for the McCormack -Brun and surrounding