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1 <br />The Board reviewed the request by the developer of Farmhurst, <br />Sec. 5, for extension to June 11, 1974, Upon a motion duly <br />made and seconded, it was VOTED: <br />To extend to June 11, 1974, inclusive, the time on or <br />before which the Lexington Planning Board must act on the <br />definitive subdivision plan entitled "Farmhurst, Sec. 5 <br />in Lexington, Mass,", dated Jan. 11, 1974, as requested <br />by Diane E. Hamilton, applicant. <br />The Town Clerk will be informed of this action of the Board. <br />Eight residents of Oak Park II subdivision met with the Board at <br />9:20 p.m.,to present a petition, read by Dr. Clarke, that the <br />requirement for installation of sidewalks in the subdivision be <br />waived. Following discussion of requirements as stated in the <br />Subdivision Rules and Regulations, and possible future expansion <br />of the development and extension of the road which would <br />necessitate construction of sidewalks, it was agreed that effort <br />would be made to establish a Town policy on cul-de-sac sidewalks. <br />Mr. Davies, DAC, will give advice as to opinions on cul-de-sac <br />sidewalk construction in other communities, and Mrs. Brown will <br />prepare a memorandum on possible Town policy change to be sent <br />to other Town Boards. Town Counsel will be asked if surety can <br />be provided by current residents, to ensure sidewalk construction <br />in the future should need arise. <br />Mr. Briggs explained the proposal of Dr. Lucas to divide a 3 acre <br />tract at Bushnell Drive into two lots, for construction of an <br />additional house (which would have insufficient frontage) and a <br />driveway. The members were in general agreement that if Dr. Lucas <br />petitions the Bd. of Appeals for variance on frontage require- <br />ments, the Board would not oppose. <br />The TAMS plans for Bedford St. improvements were reviewed and <br />discussed. The Planning Director was instructed to prepare a <br />letter to the Board of Selectmen (for Dr. Clarke's approval), <br />reiterating the Planning Board position that a service road be <br />constructed to benefit the existing residence in the affected <br />area. Mr. Briggs will also provide the Selectmen with information <br />and documentation as to the specifics of the 200 foot setback re- <br />quirement on Bedford St. <br />The meeting adjourned at 11:30 <br />p.m. <br />PaulJ. cKenzie, Clerk <br />page 2 <br />5.13.74 <br />FARMHURST V <br />EXTENSION <br />OAK PARK II <br />SIDEWALKS <br />DR. LUCAS <br />BUSHNELL DR. <br />TAMS PLANS <br />BEDFORD ST. <br />
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