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85 TraeRoger Greeley Lester F, Ellis Edward W. Kimball D. E. Nickerson Edwin B. Worthen, Jr. Fred C. Newhall Carried Unanimously 11:00 P.M. Article 31. Presented by Fred C. Newhall. VOTED: That the Lexington Zoning By-Law be amended as follows: By changing under Section 3 (b) C.1 Districts paragraph 7, which now reads: TpUpon the northerly side of Massachusetts Avenue be- ginning at Vine Brook and extending westerly to the easterly line of Merriam Street, throughout its length extending northerly to the Railroad property," to read as follows: Upon the easterly side of Massachusetts Avenue be- ginning at a point southerly and distant 164 feet from the center line of Grant Street and extending northerly to the southerly line of Merriam Street, throughout its length extending easterly to the Railroad property. REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO Tl E T,R INGTON ZONING BY-LAW AS IT AP±'EARS UNDER ARTICLE 31 IN THE TON%i WAREANT FOR THE TO7N MEETING TO BE HELD MARCH 23, 1942. A public hearing was held February 13, 1942 after notices were given in accordance with the Zoning By-Law and the Planning Board now submits a final report with recommendations to the Town In the Zoning By-law the written descriptions of areas facing Massachusetts Avenue are, in all cases except one paragraph, referred to as being located on either the easterly or the westerly side of the Avenue, and the changes in this amendment are to bring the wording of this Paragraph into conformity with the other cases. There are no changes in classification or the boundaries of the area described. The Planning Board recommends favorable action by the Town. um. Roger Greeley Edward W. Kimball Edwin B. Worthen, Jr Lester F. Ellis Fred C. Newhall D. E. Nickerson Carried Unanimously 11:01 P.M. Article 32. Presented by Wm. Roger Greeley. VOTED: That the Lexington Zoning By-Law and kap be amended as follows: By changing under Section 3 (b) C.1 Districts paragraph 8, which now reads: