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An informational meeting with the Mass. Port Authority was held at Hanscom HANSCOM FLD Field and representatives of various communities attended. Mr. Ed King and MASS. PORT other Mass. Port Authority officials were present as well a members of the AUTHORITY Air Force administrative staff who explained the purpose and the scope of work being done on hangars and runways at Hanscom Field. Mrs. Brown referred to need for a priority in the construction of the Hartwell Ave. Connector over the construction of the Hanscom Field loop road. Mr. O'Connell left the meeting at this time. It was agreed to keep the official minutes limited to actual decisions, votes and specific facts without recording conversations or quoting opinions or MINUTES statements, other than policy decisions. CONTENT The minutes of July 26, 1971, were approved as amended. Dr. Clarke will preside at the August 30 meeting of the Planning Board. It DR. CLARKE It was decided that the first meeting in September will be held on AUG.30 MTG. Wednesday, the 8th. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to authorize Donald MORELLI Graham, Clerk of the Planning Board, to execute a Certificate of Compliance C. OF C. for the building at 89 Hill St. owned by Edmund Morelli. It was voted to approve payment of the bill for $250 from Thomas Griffin Assoc. for a special report, completing the work under the terms of the MEAGHERVILLE Agreement for engineering service for the Meagherville Study. T. GRIFFIN The Board of Appeals notice of special permit, dated 8/2/71, for construc- CENTRAL BLOCK tion in the Central Block was noted as well as a letter from Mr. Giroux, B. OF A. dated 7/31, containing a resume of planning for this building. PERMIT The following Board of Appeals notices of hearings were noted: B. of A. HEARINGS Dayton, reduction of front yard at 16 Slocum Rd. Myers, reduction of front yard at 11 Constitution Rd. Antonucci, addition to premises at 16 Green Lane. No comment was made by the Planning Board on these petitions. Mr. Fennessey's report on 4 possible sites for a recreation area was dis- RECREATION cussed and the qualifications of each pointed out by Mr. Fennessey. It was AREA agreed that Mr. Fennessey will furnish additional data re. the cost of earthwork required on each site. A Superior Court decision regarding the Planning Board of Natick vs. United SUPERIOR CT. Reis Homes, Inc. was commented upon briefly by Mr. Lund. DECISION - NATICK P.B. Mrs. Brown and Mr. Zaleski reported on a meeting at DPW district 4 office on July 28, regarding "Urban Highways" network systems. It was decided that Mr. Zaleski will write a letter conveying Planning TAX TITLE IAND Board recommendations against the sale of tax title land on Valley Rd. VALLEY RD. A lengthy discussion of scattered site housing and the problem of public SCATTERED SITE accaeptance of multiple dwellings and subsidized housing followed. Mrs. MULTIPLE Wendy Pease, a member of the Scattered Site Subcommittee of the Lex. Comm. DWELLINGS on Suburban Responsibility, reproted on the first preliminary meeting of