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11-10-58 the complexion of the street toward the Green and, , beeuase it would, the Town would not vote for the rezoning of said lot for parking or business pur- poses. Mr. Johnson filed with the Board a prelimi- nary plan prepared by New England Division Head- quarters of The Great A & P Tea Co., said plan be- ing dated July 18, 1958 and showing a proposal for adding to the present A & P store and parking facilities. After discussing this plan the Board indicated that it understood the problem and would study it further. Thereupon, Mr. Johnson left the meeting at 8:55 p.m. The Board's attention was called to the fact OAK KNOLL that upon satisfactory completion of the required SEC. 2 work to be done in the Oak Knoll, Section Two sub- divisions the Town had now received from the Oak OUTHET Knoll Realty Trust a grant of utilities installed REALTY by said trust in Peachtree Road. All other matters TRUST appearing to be in order, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously VOTED: to release the performance bond, dated March 11, 1958, filed by Ernest E. Outhet and Kenneth F. Blodgett, trustees of Outhet Realty Trust, as Principal, and the American , Fidelity Company, as Surety, in the sum of Eleven Thousand Five Hundred and no/100 Dollars--311s500.00)--to secure the per- formance by the Subdivider of its agreement in the form of an application for approval of a definitive plan, Form C, dated December 301 19571 to complete the work to be per- formed by the subdivider as shown on the sub- division plan entitled "Oak Knoll Section Two Lexington -Mass." and dated December 18, 1956. The Boardts attention was also called to the PHEASANT fact that the work to be performed in the Pheasant GARDENS Gardens subdivision had also been satisfactorily completed and Mr. and Mrs. Black, the subdividers, BLACK had conveyed to the Town the utilities in said sub- division. All matters appearing to be in order, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unani- mously VOTED: to release the performance bond, dated June 24, 1958, filed by Walter G. Black, as Principal, and Continental Casualty Co., as ' Surety, in the stun of fourteen thousand and 00/100 dollars--(14,000.00)--to secure the performance by the subdivider of his agree-