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Page 2 9.16.74 The Board noted a letter dated Sept. 6, 1974, received from Charles F. ' Kennedy, Water Resources Comm., encouraging attendance of members at an informal meeting on Sept. 18 at the Hartwell Avenue Sanitary Landfill site to review and discuss the Lexington D.P.W. landfill proposal. Eric Clarke, Lois Brown, and Paul MacKenzie plan to attend. Mrs. Frick, who joined the meeting at that time, explained procedures and gave history of D.N.R. in- volvement in the case. 1 SANITARY LANI FILL/HATCH ACT A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, 3 North St., dated 9/10/74, requesting BURLINGTON Sidewalk or bicycle path on Burlington St. for safety of children, was ST. BIKE PATE noted. It was decided to refer the letter to the Recreation Comm. An OR SIDEWALK explanatory letter will be sent by the Planning Director to the Jordans, and one the Mr. Buss, chairman of the Recreation Committee. Mr. Briggs reported on proposed installation of U.S. Postal Service Depot U.S.POSTAL on a 6 acre parcel at Hayden Ave., and pointed out the site on photogram- SERV. DEPOT metric map. B/A hearing for special permit and variance will be scheduled HAYDEN AVE. when plans are complete. The Board joined the Board of Selectmen at 8:45 p.m. to discuss the St. ST BRIGID Brigid housing proposal situation. Also in attendance were B/A Chairman HOUSING Nickerson and Mrs. Morey, who requested the Bd. of Selectmen for legal counsel in an attempt to have the Housing Appeals Court approval of St. Brigid's proposal overturned, by an appeal to the Superior Court. Dr. Clarke stated Planning Board position on the case and requested legal counsel for the Planning Board, as voted by the Planning Board earlier in the evening. It was agreed that the B/A will meet in executive session with the Selectmen on September 23 to arrive at decision on the matter of legal representation. The Planning Board will request a similar meeting. The Board returned to its office at 9:45 p.m. Petition to the B/A of Irving and Martha Mabee to separate land at #5 MABEE Tavern Lane into two lots, each of which would have insufficient frontage #5 TAVERN LA (hearing 10/15) was reviewed. Section 81R, Subdivision Control Law, which allows the Planning Board to waive frontage requirements in certain instances, was referred to. Dr. Clarke will request clarification of the Section by Town Counsel. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED: That the Planning Director will prepare a letter to the B/A, stating that the Planning Board does not oppose the granting of the petition of Irving and Martha Mabee to divid lot #5 Tavern Lane, as proposed. The meeting adjourned at 10:10 p.m. P.JJL�% • Paul J. MacKenzie, Clerk