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Minutes, August 12, 1985 page 5 detailed in the area, since lots 2 and 4 are also affected. The developer will provide more detail and the Board will act on the changes later. Lot 66 - Construction is proposed about 20 feet beyond the limit -of -work line. The Conservation Commission has disapproved and the Board agreed to do likewise. Lot 67 - The edge of the house falls on the limit -of -work line, and would entail some grading beyond the line. The Conservation Commission has approved the changes. The Board will recommend moving the limit -of -work back 15 feet at one corner. On the motion of Mr. Sorensen, seconded by Mr. Cripps, it was voted unanimously to approve the revision to Lot 67 with the limit -of -work boundary change. Mrs. Smith noted that the Board should not approve any lot disapproved by the Conservation Commission. 186. 188 Lowell Street: The Board approved the draft response to the letter from Erik Lund, re the use of an easement from Page Road to the property. The response calls for all documents referred to by Lund to be furnished to the Town Counsel who will advise the Board. It was agreed to include in the letter a suggestion to the developer that he may have to request an extension of the time limit so that the legal question of Page Road can be resolved. ' 187. Pelham Road: Roger Corbin informally presented a sketch plan of a subdivi- sion with a deadend street longer than 650 feet. There are also problems with providing sewer hook-up. The Board did not see how they could support the plan. REPORTS 188. Board of Appeals meeting of August 8, 1985: Mrs. Uhrig reported that the Board of Appeals granted all applications before them except that of Diane Jellis for a deck. They incorporated the recommendations submitted by the Board in the Special Permit granted to the Comeau/delicatessen. The Board of Appeals also added the restriction that no tables, benches or chairs be allowed. 189. Planning Director: Mr. Bowyer discussed the implications of the Federal Court -Needham -sign case which may require an amendment to the Zoning By -Law if Lexington wants to continue to prohibit political signs. The next meeting will be held on September 9, 1985. The meeting was adjourned at 11:30 p.m. 1 , Clerk