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There were no abutters present. 116 Vine St . — The applicant was not present at the hearing. The following abutters and /or interested parties were present and spoke against a demolition of the house. Sean Kinneen, Harold Hemond, 104 Vine St., Petar Litchev, 121 Vine St. Mr. Litchev noted that the house was not secured as the basement appeared to have been left open one evening and remained open until morning. Photographs would be available he said. Mr. Kelland said he would speak with Gary Rhoads, Lexington Building Department, about the unsecured situation. A motion was made and seconded to continue the hearing until August 18 2011 the next scheduled meeting of the Historical Commission. The vote was 5-0 in favor. Other Business: Marilyn Fenollosa spoke briefly about her involvement with meetings associated with housing expansion at Hanscom AFB and the impact on the adjoining Battle Road National Historic Park. It was expressed that loss of vegetation is a concern that is not factored into expansion projects of this nature along with traffic concerns. A motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 9:22 p.m. with all in favor. Documents received: Existing conditions assessment [15 Dewey Rd.] from Javad Shokrollahi, registered professional structural engineer