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KA <br />The minutes of April 19 were approved as amended. 4/19 MINUTES <br />' The Board discussed the questions submitted by the Lexington Minute -Man <br />on RH housing and the Planning Director's proposed responses. Mr. Lund <br />suggested several changes in the wording and upon some discussion, the <br />final text of replies was agreed upon by the majority of the Board. <br />Mr. Costello was recorded as opposed to the rezoning. <br />At 9:20 p.m. the Town Counsel and Town Manager met with the Board. Upon EXECUTIVE <br />a motion duly made and seconded the Board VOTED: SESSION <br />To go into executive session to discuss matters the disclosure of <br />which would adversely affect the financial interest of the town or <br />the reputation of any person. <br />After discussion of matters affecting the financial interests of the town, <br />the Town Counsel and Town Manager left the meeting and the Board resumed <br />open session. <br />Upon a motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously VOTED: IDYLWILDE <br />To extend to May 25, 1971, inclusive, the time for Planning Board SUBDIVISION <br />action on the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Idylwilde", <br />dated Dec. 29, 1969, if requested in writing by the applicant, <br />Trustee of JoJen Realty Trust on April 27, 1971. <br />Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously VOTED: DRUMMER BOY <br />' To extend to May 11, 1971, inclusive, the time within which the ONEIDA CORP. <br />Planning Board must act on the definitive subdivision plan entitled <br />"Drummer Boy, Lexington, Mass.", dated Aug. 18, 1969, revised to <br />Sept. 1, 1970, as requested by the Oneida Corp., Applicant. <br />Mr. Costello stated that the Supreme Court ruled that states may permit NEWSPAPER <br />voters to reject by referendum low-income public housing projects in ACCOUNT OF <br />their community. Mrs. Brown questioned whether an accurate inter- SUPREME CT. <br />pretation of this U.S. Supreme Court decision can be made from a brief DECISION <br />newspaper report. <br />Mr. Lund submitted his resignation as chairman of the Planning Board. <br />He was presented with a gavel in recognition of his services. <br />Mrs. Brown was elected to the chairmanship. Mr. Costello abstained from NEW <br />voting. CHAIRMAN <br />The meeting adjourned at 11:07 p.m. <br />11 <br />"Donald M. Graham <br />Clerk <br />
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