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2.1.71 minutes (continued) -2 ' Board, according to G.L., Ch. 41, Section 81-1, that the Selectmen intend WORTHEN RD., to lay out Worthen Rd. from Marrett Rd. to Sherburne Rd. The public SHERBURNE RD. street hearing will be held in the Bird Room, Cary Building, February 8 TO MARRETT RD. at 7:15 p.m. The Board noted the Conservation Commission's request for letters support- CONSERVATION ing their proposed conservation land purchases and agreed to comply. The COMMISSION Planning Director will prepare the letters. REQUEST The Board reviewed the plans for Denny's Restaurant adjacent to the Chalet DENNY'S Motor Lodge on Bedford St. and the proposed letter to the Board of Appeals RESTAURANT with seven recommendations of conditions and limitations for the special B/A PERMIT permit. Mr. Clarke expressed some reservations about insisting that the Chalet be made to relocate the waterpipes just to comply with the law. After discussion the Board agreed that the letter be signed as proposed. The Board of Appeals decisions on January 26 hearings were noted as B/A follows: DECISIONS Smith - insufficient front yard - granted Catalano - continue selling at 643 Waltham St. - granted Mystic Valley Mental Health Assoc. - remodel barn - granted Conroy - Professional Bldg. in RS district - granted McSweeney Bros. Trust - redivide lots on Eaton Rd. - not granted Wilson Farm - nursery to sell supplementary items - withdrawn ' Mrs. Brown, having attended the Board of Appeals' hearings, explained that the withdrawal by Mr. Wilson of his petition was a result of the way the Board of Appeals interpreted the Planning Board letter to the Building Inspector as regards restrictions applying to special permit uses. It was suggested that the meaning of the Planning Board's letter should be clarified in a discussion with the Board of Appeals. Mrs. Brown referred to the conditions imposed on the Conroy petition and reported that the neighbors were coneerned with road -side parking and the constant possibility of having their driveways blocked. Mrs. Brown reported that she had driven through the area of the Edward WINCHESTER Dr. subdivision in Winchester, subject of the Winchester Planning Board PUBLIC hearing scheduled for February 1. There was no information on the HEARING details to be covered at the hearing. Also noted by the Planning Board were the following: INFORMATION 1. The changes in the Planning Board budget recommended by NOTED the Town Manager reducing the amounts for professional services and furniture. 2. The letter from the Selectmen asking the Planning Board to advise them if any money will be required for Town Meeting Articles. A meeting with the Selectmen has been scheduled for February 8 to discuss this item and the ' Clarke St. parking lot. 3. The letter from Town Counsel with redrafts of Planning Board Articles 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 and 71.