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A draft by Mr. Zaleski of a letter to Mr. O'Connell prepared at the re- quest of the Selectmen regarding the environmental impact of the proposed relocation of Rte. 2 was reviewed. Mr. Pierce was asked for comments in behalf of the DAC. A letter from Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff, consulting engineers, to Mr. Cataldo was read. The draft was approved, with several changes in form and will be signed by Mrs. Brown after retyping. 2 RELOCATION OF RTE. 2 ENVIRONM. IMPACT Mr. Alfred P. Tropeano met with the Board at 8:00 p.m. by invitation to VINE BROOK discuss the status of unfinished work in the Vine Brook Meadows I and II MEADOWS I & subdivisions and infrom the members of his plans to complete this work. TROPEANO Correspondence between the Town Engineers and the Vine Brook Realty Trust regarding work to be completed before acceptance of streets in these subdivisions was reviewed. There was a discussion of the $1000 in security held by the Town for each subdivision and increase in price for completing work at today's prices. Mr. Tropeano will confer with the heirs of Mr. Reenstierna regarding the application of the securities to correct deficiencies and will meet again with the Planning Board at a future date for further discussion. There was a brief discussion of the Nylander/Tropeano land near the NYLANDER/ Chandler Leasing Corp. and its relationship to the proposed Hartwell Ave./ TROPEANO LAND Rte. 128 connector road. RTE. 128 CONN. Planning Board members, planning director Zaleski, secretary Mrs. Snow SELECTMEN and Mr. Pierce joined the Board of Selectmen and the Conservation Comm. EXECUTIVE in the Bird Room in executive session at 9:00 p.m. SESSION Following a discussion, the disclosure of which could adversely effect the financial interest of the Town or the reputation of any person, the Board returned to its offices and resumed open meeting. The discussion of planned unit development and cluster zoning, with PUD & CLUSTER Mr. Sandy attending, is to be postponed until Mr. Lund is present to ZONING TALK participate. The DAC is to be given copies of all current memos and POSTPONED information pertinent to PUD. It was voted to rescind the vote increasing the price of the Zoning Map ZON. MAP in view of President Nixon's "freeze" on price increase. PRICE VOTE RESCINDED Mr. Robert Colbourne's request for information as to Planning Board re- quirements on improvements to an access road leading to his land on which COLBOURNE he proposes to build one house was discussed. The members tentatively MOUNTAIN RD. agreed to recommending a 12 ft. width for this 400 ft. road with a widen- ing for a by-pass near the bend in the road. Ch. 41, Sec. 81R of the Subdivision Control Law was referred to regarding building on a private way and a turnaround was discussed. Mr. McSweeney is to be consulted as to standards for such a road and Dr. Bergmeyer and Mr. Hagenah, abutting neighbors, will be invited to the meeting of the Planning Board on Sept. 27 for an informal discussion. ' Notices for Board of Appeals hearings were reviewed. They include: BD. OF APP. Lumsden, 6 Lawrence La., re. 27' frontage setback. HEARINGS 10/5 Napoli, 10 N. Hancock St., re. parking area in CN district and reduction of lot size in RS district.