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1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />March 17, 1973 <br />The Planning Board met on Saturday, March 17, 1973, at 9:00 a.m. <br />in special session. Present were Lois Brown, Stanley Brown, <br />Eric Clarke and Donald Graham. Thomas Costello joined the meeting <br />later in the morning. <br />The Board discussed the revised layout of the Meriam St. parking <br />MERIAM ST. <br />lot extension Article 39). Mrs. Brown will draft a statement for <br />PARKING LOT <br />consideration on Monday's meeting, prior to the first session of <br />EXTENSION <br />the Town Meeting. The Board generally favors the proposal, in that <br />ART. 39 <br />parking spaces have been lost from the central business district <br />in recent years and future needs will require more rather than less <br />parking. However, (1) in the absence of any recent study of parking <br />needs in the entire business district, the board has no new data <br />from which to recommend how many new spaces are needed here or in <br />any other specific site, and (2) although Che revised design includes <br />a ten -foot landscaped buffer strip at the top of the proposed re- <br />taining wall along the rear property lines on Grant Pl., it is not <br />clear what design best protects the residential character of the <br />Grant Place homes. <br />The Engineering Departments new sewer map was displayed. It was SEWER MAP <br />noted that the identification types of certain sewer mains seemed <br />reversed on the map. The board supports the proposed construction <br />of new sewers, noting that little of the construction voted last <br />year has actually been completed. <br />The detailed plan for modification of the Old Res was examined. OLD RES <br />The Board will support. <br />Applications from the 115 Kendall Corp. and Waltham American Trust 115 KENDALL CO <br />for findings and determinations were reviewed, for which hearings WALTHAM AMER. <br />will be held on March 20 by the Bd. of Appeals. Drafts of letters TRUST <br />by the Planning Director were amended for clarity, and were F&D 3/20 <br />authorized as amended. <br />Revised wording of the note for clarification on Form A73-9 <br />3-9 <br />(Shanahan, 1037/49 Mass. Ave.) was approved on the advice of Town SHANAHAFORM A N <br />Counsel. This wording reads: "Approval under Subdivision Control 1037-104 <br />1037-1049 <br />Law not required because the plan shows the division of a tract of MASS. AVE. <br />land on which two buildings were standing when the subdivision <br />control law went into effect." <br />Mr. Clarke will rewrite the report on the Wetland Zoning Articles. WETLAND ART. <br />A housing policy statement drafted by Mr. Graham was discussed PL. BD. HOUS- <br />and generally approved. He will have copies of a completed draft ING POLICY <br />ready for Monday evening. <br />Draft of reports on the four housing articles were reviewed. The <br />board supports the Haroian (Minuteman Village) proposal unanimously, <br />opposes the Drummer Boy proposal unanimously, and favors by majority <br />vote both the St. Brigid and Flintlock proposals. Mr. Brown will <br />revise the Flintlock report; Mrs. Brown will revise the other three <br />and the Hartery CS proposal, to which the board is unanimously <br />opposed. <br />Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown and Dr. Clarke described a meeting last <br />Thursday afternoon of all boards and committees involved with <br />REZONING ARTI- <br />CLES: <br />HAROIAN,DRUM- <br />MER BOY,FLINT- <br />LOCK,ST.BRIGID <br />HARTERY <br />
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