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The Board reviewed the plan submitted with the application Form A71-7, FORM A71-7 dated May 11, 19715 by John J. Sullivan showing land of C. D. Canterbury SYLVIA ST. on Sylvia St. Mr. Sullivan was present and explained that no change in lot lines was involved and that the application was made for the purpose of clearing the title. Upon a motion duly made and seconded the Board VOTED: The plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass." dated April, 1971, by John J. Sullivan, Surveyor of Lot 11 & Pt. 10 on Sylvia St. requires no approval under the Subdivision Control Law. Three members voted in favor. Mr. Costello voted in opposition, pointing out that the lettering on the plan was smaller than 1/8" specified in written requirements of the Middlesex Registry of Deeds. The Board reviewed the plan submitted with application Form A71-8, dated May 17, 1971, by Alexander V. Zaleski, Planning Director, showing land located on Stedman Rd., Brookside Ave. to public way, which is to be added to other land of the Town of Lexington school site and not to be used as a separate building lot. Upon a motion duly made and seconded the Board unanimously VOTED: The plan entitled "Plan Showing Proposed Taking of a Portion of Stedman R., Lexington, Mass." dated December 2, 1970, by Miller and Nylander requires no approval under Subdivision Control Law. FORM A71-8 STEDMAN ST. The letter including a bill for $250.00 from Thomas Griffin Associates MEAGAERVILLE regarding the Meagherville Study was discussed. It was noted that the STUDY work had been completed, except for attendance at the Town Meeting, and ' that they had not been invited to this meeting although it was stated in the original contract. Also, that the original drawings and statistical data have not been turned over to the Town of Lexington. Mr. Lund recom- mended that a letter be sent asking that the original drawings and other data be sent which will then fulfill the original agreement. It was agreed that this letter be sent without further Planning Board approval. It was agreed that Art. 6 on rezoning should be presented at the Special ART. 6 Town Meeting on June 14th by the Planning Board. This article will appear REZONING in a more limited form in the Warrant, eliminating an easement which allowed access, from the the Article and will have to do only with rezoning of access to Vinebrook Village. 1 The Planning Board should make a recommendation on the Central Block pro- posals. Mr. Lund suggested that a discussion meeting be sponsored before the Town Meeting to enable the Board to arrive at a recommendation. The position of the owners and that of those favoring open -space would be dis- cussed. To conserve time it should be suggested to the TMMA that part of the evening of June 3rd, following the hearing on the M. Moore rezoning proposal, would be open for this purpose. The Appropriations Committee, Design Advisory Committee, the Board of Selectmen, the owners of property in the Central Block and the Planning Board should be present at this dis- custion meeting. Upon a motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously VOTED: CENTRAL BLOCK ARTS & CRAFTS That the Planning Board recommend to the Town Meeting under Article 7 that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to convey to the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society, a portion of town -owned land with a restriction