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1 1 1 Page 2 8.27.73 The Board reviewed a release from Covenant prepared by the Town COLUMBUS ST. Counsel to allow sale of lots at the Columbus St, subdivision. SUBD. RELEASE Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to endorse the FR. COVENANT instrument. A plan submitted by the Director of Public Works and Engr. with FORM A73-21 Application Form A73-21, showing land at Concord Ave. to be deeded CONCORD AVE. to the Town by the Comm. of Mass. for conservation, was reviewed. CONSERVATION UPon a motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED: LAND The plan submitted on August 23, 1973, by John J. McSweeney, for the Town of Lexington, entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", dated March 12,1973, by Miller & Nylander, showing land at Concord Avenue, requires no approval under=the Sub- division Control Law. The plan was so endorsed by members of the Board. It was agreed that the Planning Board meeting in the first week of PL. BD. MTG. September will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 4, because of the Labor SCHEDULE,SEPT. Day celebration, and on each succeeding Monday for the remainder of the month. The meeting schedule will be transmitted to the Town Clerk. Mr. Briggs reported on the progress of Jerry Martin with appli PHOTOGR. MAPS cation of lot lines on the photogrammetric maps of the Town. The LOT LINES Planning Board agreed to allow Mr. Martin to omit lot numbers on the maps, if necessary, to meet the agreed upon completion date. Mrs. Brown reported that the Burlington B/A hearing re land at BURLINGTON the Lexington/Burlington line, originally scheduled for Aug. 16 ARCADE B/A has been postponed until Sept. 6 because of a legality with respect HEARING to its advertising. The Planning Board position (to ask denial of the petition) will be stated by Mrs. Brown and Dr. Clarke, who plan to attend. The Board noted a letter dated August 10, 1973, from Michael Wein- JOHNSON BROS. mayr, 49 East St., requesting notification of time of Planning Bd. GREENHOUSE B/A discussion of B/A petition for proposed greenhouse construction abutting his property. Notice of Board of Appeals hearing on Sept. 4 on the petition to WOBURN ST.PIZZA allow a pizza house at 333 Woburn St. was reviewed. Resultant HOUSE B/A 9/4 parking and traffic problems were discussed. Mrs. Brown agreed to prepare a draft of a letter to the B/A, recommending approval, con - ditional upon a change in the parking area location and traffic pattern. Mr. Briggs explained the format of a Bicentennial Logistics Comm. report which contains policy questions for consideration of the Planning Board. Temporary use of Conservation land for tourist facilities was discussed. A letter will be written to the Conser- vation Commission, requesting that DNR be asked to give a ruling on the legality of such land use. Town Counsel will be asked if use of municipal land must comply with the zoning regulations of BICENTENNIAL LOGISTICS COMM. the district in which it is located. The School Committee is to be asked for its view on use of school lavatories by tourists. Dr. Clarke