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Upon a motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously VOTED: DRUMMER BOY To extend to August 3, 1971, inclusive, the time for Planning Board (cont'd) action on the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Drummer Boy", ' dated August 18, 1969, revised to September 1, 1970, as requested in writing by the applicant, Oneida Corporation. The report of the Planning Board on the zoning amendment contained in Art.6 Art. 6 of the Warrant for the June 14, 1971, Special Town Meeting was read and it June 14th was unanimously voted to approve this report. Town Meeting A letter to the Board of Appeals regarding the petition of Heritage Glass HERITAGE GLAS' 5 Mirror Co. with a Planning Board recommendation to deny the granting of PETITION the requested variances was read. It was unanimously voted to approve this letter as amended. The revised letter to the Board of Appeals was read supporting the granting DR. CHABOT of a special permit sought by Dr. Joseph Chabot. Upon a motion duly made PETITION and seconded it was voted to approve the letter. Mr. LUnd abstained. The reduction of bonds, Minute Man Hlds. IV was next on the agenda. Upon MINUTE MAN a motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously VOTED: HLDS. IV The construction of ways and the installation of utilities to serve lots on Barrett Rd, from station 1+28 to the end having been partially, but not fully, completed in accordance with the terms of the Agreement dated July 6, 1970, the obligation of the developer, Partridge Associates, Inc., under said Agreement and the penal sum of the Aetna Insurance Co. surety bond 5-695748, dated June 30, 1970, and reduced by vote of the ' Planning Board on April 19, 1971 from $33,000 to $10,000, are hereby reduced from $10,000 to $9,000, as recommended by the Town Engineer. An invitation to the Lexington Planning Board has been received from the Burl- ington Selectmen to attend a meeting on June 17, 1971, at 8 p.m. in the Main BURLINGTON Meeting Room, Burlington Town Hall, regarding the Burlington line strip. LINE STRIP Mr. Lund, Mr. Graham and Dr. Clarke expressed intentions of attending, if MEETING their schedules permit. The Planning Board recommendation on Art. 13 of the Warrant for the June 14 ART. 13 Special Town Meeting was discussed. Two residents of Carol Lane were presentJUNE 14th A revised plan which was submitted by Mr. Charles Cole, architect for M.MooreTOWN MEETING Jr., was examined by the members and visitors. Mrs. Brown referred to the Planning Board policy on apartment houses as stated in the Housing Policy of Spetember, 1970, "The Planning Board will support no apartment proposal which does not include the mixed income feature incorporated in the Town's recently created RH zone.". Mr. Lund's view was that any builder's incentive is the key element to subsidized housing. To vote to approve RM housing at this time would mean the end of subsidized housing in Lexington. The members agreed that the Planning Board should adhere to its policy supporting RH housing. A report is to be drafted stating that the Planning Board continues to believe that the loca- tion of the site off Bedford St. would be a good one for apartments but the majority cannot recommend rezoning to RM. Upon a motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously VOTED: ' To oppose the rezoning as proposed in Art. 13 of the Warrant for the June 14, 1971, Special Town Meeting.