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1 C 1 page 2 3.5.73 This offer replaces the stated course of action as presented at the public hearing on Feb. 15, 1973. The developers wish to cooperate with the Planning Board and Bd. of Selectmen to arrive at recommend- ations for land use at the Bedford St. site. They also displayed a revised site plan for the Drummer Boy land. Road design and traffic problems at the Bedford St. Hartwell Ave. intersection were discussed. Mr. John Rinehart, Mass. Port Authority, Hanscom Field, was present to participate in discussion of the "Flintlock" rezoning proposal. He expressed concern that future residents of Flintlock will have cause for complaints about noise from air traffic on runway 4129 which is nearby and gave statistics on use of the runway. Copy of Mr. Rinehart's letter dated March 1, 1973, to Mr. Barber, proponent of the development, was noted. Mr. Rinehart will communicate with the Planning Board re noise abatement procedures following his review of a sonic study planned by Mr. Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grammont, prospective buyers of land at Jean, Morgan and Aaron roads, were present for continued discussion as to status of Aaron Rd. Mr. Briggs' March 2, 1973, memorandum with info- mation as to street classification, (1968 Planning Board Survey and Listing) and work sheets were noted and Mr. Briggs reported on telephone conversation with Mr. Zaleski on the matter. Classification of Aaron Rd. as a "paper" street was determined. Mr. Cohen, Town Counsel will be asked for written opinion that lots on Aaron Rd. lack status as buildable lots. The Grammonts were advised to submit a Form A application and plan showing division of 3 lots on Morgan and Jean Rds. DRUMMER BOY FLINTLOCK HANSCOM FLIGHT PATH JEAN,MORGAN & AARON ROADS Mrs. Ruth Mitchell met with the Board for discussion of definition of HOME OCCUPA- "home occupation" as stated in the Zoning By -Law. Mrs. Mitchell's TION letter to the Planning Board, dated 2/21/73 with respect to Bd. of Appeals petition regarding a sign at the International Conservatory of Music, 375 Lowell St. (hearing 2/20/73), was reviewed. Mrs. Brown will request a ruling from the Town Counsel on the matter of definitions of "home occupations" and "school" and discussion will be continued following his response. Progress with the Wetland Zoning project and revision of maps to identify the three areas to be proposed were discussed. Overlays of lot lines from Town Property Maps will be made to ascertain affected landowners who will be contacted by the planning director. Drafts of letters responding to written comments by residents on the proposal will be prepared by Mrs. Brown. It was agreed that purchase of blueline and sepia copies of revised wetland maps will be made. Agenda for the Saturday, March 10 meeting of the Planning Board was discussed. The meeting was adjourned at 10:50 p.m. t -x ✓ 'max. Thomas F. Costello, Clerk WETLAND ART. MAPPING