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<br />PLANNING BOARD MEETING
<br />October 18, 1976
<br />The meetina of the Lexington Planning Board was called to order at 7:30 p.m.
<br />by the chairman Mr. MacKenzie, with members Zabin, Friedman, Clarke, Brown,
<br />planning director Briggs and secretary Mrs. Snow present. Also in atten-
<br />dance was Anthony Casendino, D.A.C.
<br />The minutes of September 27, 1976, were approved as written.
<br />Letter dated October 1, 1976, from Joel Lerner, Executive Office of
<br />Environmental Affairs, acknowledging receipt of Lexington's"Master
<br />Plan for Open Space and Recreation", was read by the chairman. Require-
<br />ment of additional information to supplement Lexington's application for
<br />funding was discussed. Request by the Bd. of Selectmen for summary of
<br />the study was noted, and it was that it will be transmitted to the
<br />Selectmen through the Recreation Committee, at the appropriate time.
<br />MASTER PLAN
<br />RECR.& OPEN SP.
<br />The Board reviewed a plan showing four lots at Paul Revere Rd. (and an FORM A76-23
<br />additional "Parcel A" which is to be subdivided in the near future), sub -PAUL REVERE RD.
<br />mitted by Mark Moore, Jr. with Application Form A76-23. Upon a motion MOORE
<br />duly made and seconded, it was VOTED:
<br />The plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", dated October 13,
<br />1976, by Miller and Nylander, submitted on October 18, 1976, by Mark
<br />Moore, Jr., with Application Form A76-23, showing Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and
<br />Parcel "A" at Paul Revere Rd. requires no approval under the Subdivision
<br />Control Law.
<br />Board of Appeals notices for October 28, 1976, were noted. No Planning B/A HEARINGS
<br />Board comment will be made on any of the petitions. 10/28/76
<br />Mr. Briggs reported on the request of David Rogers to purchase tax title TAX TITLE LOT
<br />Lot #184 for combination with his lot at 118 Reed St. As decided at the #184, REED ST.
<br />meeting of October 4, 1976, when request by Dean Curtin to purchase the ROGERS
<br />same lot was discussed, Mr. Briggs will inform the Selectmen of Planning
<br />Board recommendation to allow the purchase by Mr. Rogers.
<br />Request by Kate Fricker for letter to the Bd. of Selectmen expressing REF.QUESTION
<br />Planning Board support of Referendum Question #6, ban of non -returnable "BOTTLE BILL"
<br />containers, was considered. It was voted by the majority that a letter
<br />in support of the bill be written on behalf of the Planning Board by the
<br />planning director. Mr. Brown voted against expression of support.
<br />CHARGE TO
<br />Mr. Zabin's draft memo to the Planning Board, outlining purposes, func- CBD REZONING
<br />tions of a subcommittee to be formed for the purpose of defining a SUBCOMMITTEE
<br />transitional zone, hopefully for 1977 ATM action, from CBD to abutting
<br />residential zones, was reviewed, amended and approved.
<br />B/A decisions of September 30, 1976, were noted.
<br />Letter from the Conservation Commission to the Bd. of Selectmen, noting WHIPPLE HILL
<br />that commercial vehicles are being stored in access road to Whipple Hill ACCESS
<br />and on adjacent residential land, and requesting action to make the
<br />access more useful and attractive, was discussed. It was agreed that
<br />as zoning enforcement officer, the planning director will resolve the
<br />zoning violation with respect to residential land, and that trespassing
<br />on Town owned land should be dealt with through the Bd. of Selectmen.
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