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Minutes, October 7, 1985 Page 3 ************************* ZONING MAP ****************************************** 224. Unaccepted Streets to Appear on the Zoning Map; discussion: Mr. Bowyer reported the staff has received feed -back from within the Engineering Department and from former Planning Board member Frank Sandy who had been asked to share his knowledge of streets in town. Now the staff needs to hear comments from the Board before proceeding to a vote on the revision of the Zoning Map. Mrs. Smith was surprised at the number of streets that were still unaccepted by the Town. Mrs. Uhrig asked how just parts of streets are accepted. Mr. Bowyer commented it depends on what segments of streets meet Town standards, and if only part of a street is proposed to Town Meeting for acceptance, that is all that is voted. He noted that a lot of the unaccepted streets are old sub -divi- sion streets. Mrs. Flemings felt that condominium drives should be shown on the Zoning Map. Mr. Bowyer explained that the purpose of the Zoning Map is to show zoning infor- mation such as what streets provide frontage for a lot. One reason for not showing condominium drives is to confirm that they are not intended to be Town Streets, as represented in the rezoning action. 225. BIDC, Hartwell and Wood Street; finalize Planning Board Thoughts: Mrs. Smith thinks that the draft is ready for distribution to the Selectmen with a few revisions to the Introduction portion. In answer to a question from Mr. Cripps, Mr. Bowyer reported that the "time clock" begins when BIDC files with the Board ' of,Appeals, who then have 40 days to reach a decision; nothing has been filed yet. On the motion of Mr. Cripps, seconded by Mrs. Flemings it was voted unani- mously to approve the draft, with corrections, for circulation to the Selectmen and Town Counsel. ***************** ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ************** 226. APPLICATIONS TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS Mrs. Flemings presesnted an oral review of the following cases before the Board of Appeals: Hearings of October 10, 1985 196 Woburn Street, David Modoono; SP, temporary use, transport service: Mr. Modoono is applying for a one year temporary permit. He hopes to relocate the business out of Town in that period. On the motion of Mr. Cripps, seconded by Mrs. Uhrig it was voted unanimously to make no comment on the application for a one year temporary permit. However if it comes back next year they will be opposed to granting the special permit. Hearings of October 24, 1985 2 Forbes Road, Honeywell; SPS, small addition: The applicant has applied for a permit to construct an 1,000 foot storage building for chemicals. They have all the permits from Town departments that are required. On the motion of Mr. Cripps, seconded by Mrs. Uhrig, it was voted unanimously to make no comment on the application.