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1 �l Page 2 7.1.74 Plan submitted by Alfred P. Tropeano, Esq. for Roland M. Wardrobe, was FORM A74-19 reviewed and reference made to the B/A Special Permit dated May 7, 1974, granted to the Minute Men Inc., concerning the Wardrobe property at 1314 Mass. Ave. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED: The plan submitted with application Form A74-18, by Alfred P. Tropeano, Esq. for Roland M. Wardrobe on July 1, 1974, with application Form A74-19, entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", dated June 21, 1974, by Miller & Nylander, requires no approval under the Subdivision Control Law. The plan was so endorsed by members of the Board. Petition by Dr. Poling to the Board of Appeals toallow an animal hospital POLING ANIMAL on Lowell St. was considered. (B/A hearing 7/19) Impact of additional HOSPTIAL B/A traffic on Lowell St. was discussed. Planning Board letter dated June 3, 1971, concerning a similar petition by Dr. Chabot, was read by Mrs. Brown. The majority of the Board registered opposition to the proposal and Mr. Briggs was instructed to draft a letter to the B/A recommending disap- proval, but making mention of the split vote. At 9 p.m. Mark Moore of Spaulding & Slye, and Dave Peterson, Sasaki, DRUMMER BOY Dawson & DeMay Assoc., met with the Board by appointment to show sever- DEVELOPMENT al modifications to the Drummer Boy plans and to inquire if the changes (road width and allignment) are allowable under RD zoning. Topo map of the area was displayed and justification for the changes were explained. The Board was asked for view as to whether the modifications constitute "substantial" changes to the plan as it was presented to Town Meeting. The members were in general agreement that the redesign was of an im- proving nature and did not alter the plan to a substantial degree. The developers will return with plans in final form prior to forth- coming B/A hearing for finding and determination. Memo from the Selectmen, dated June 24, 1974, requesting Planning Board comments on the request of Edward Desmond to purchase tax title lot #45 on Avon St. was considered. Mr. Briggs will respond on behalf of the Board with recommendation that the L.H.A. be notified of existence of the lot for possible use for scattered site housing. The meeting was adjourned at 10:10 p.m. Paul J. cKenzLe, Clerk TAX TITLE LOT #45 AVON ST.