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11-3-58 <br />Lot B will be increased approximately 1040 square feet and <br />the frontage on Waltham Street by about 16 feet. <br />Board of Selectmen <br />Town Office Building <br />Lexington 73, Mass. <br />Gentlemen: <br />Sincerely yourss <br />LEXINGTON PLANNING BOARD <br />(s) Thomas S. Grindle, <br />Chairman <br />November 5, 1958 <br />Re: Waltham Street <br />With further reference to the Planning Board's meeting with <br />you on October 20, 1958, attached herewith is a marked <br />print of a plan entitled "Pro Pt Widening of Waltham Street <br />at Worthen Road Intersection, said plan being dated October <br />311 1958 and drawn by Mr. Snow, Planning Director. <br />The Planning Board recommends that the Selectmen request the <br />County Commissioners to lay out a section of Waltham Street as <br />shown on the attached plan, the Planning Board obtaining from <br />Vine Brook Realty Trust an option to acquire Parcel A. It is <br />understood from conferences with Mr. Reenstierna, trustee of <br />said trust, that he will convey to the Town for $1.00 the land <br />necessary for said recommended widening. <br />The foregoing recommendation is based on the Board's major <br />street plan and traffic studies which indicate that upon com- <br />pletion of the proposed Waltham Street -Route 2 interchange <br />there will be a substantial increase in the number of motor- <br />ists traveling northward on Waltham Street and desiring to <br />make a left turn onto Worthen Road. A subsequent memorandum <br />will contain specific recommendations for the design of the <br />intersection. At this time, however, the Planning Board <br />desires that steps be taken for the widening to provide <br />space for the construction of said intersection and for an <br />extra storage lane for traffic desiring to make said left <br />turn. <br />Sincerely yours, <br />LEXINGTON PLANNING BOARD <br />(s) Thomas S. Grindle, <br />Chairman <br />cc: Vine Brook Realty Trust <br />1 <br />LI <br />F <br />