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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES MEETING OF MAY 28, 2014 A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board, held in the Selectmen’s Meeting Room, was called to order at 7:09 p.m. by Chairman Charles Hornig, with members Nancy Corcoran- Ronchetti, Richard Canale, Greg Zurlo, and Timothy Dunn and planning staff Maryann McCall- Taylor, Aaron Henry, and Lori Kaufman present. *********************************MINUTES ************************************ On a motion duly made and seconded, it was voted, 5-0, to accept as edited the minutes for May 7, 2014. ***************************SPECIAL TOWN MEETING*************************** 430 Concord Avenue, PSDUP updates: Ms. McCall-Taylor spoke with Mr. Grant regarding the changes to the PSDUP, which will be discussed in full detail on June 4 at the continued public hearing. **********************DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION*********************** CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING Edna Street extension, definitive subdivision plan continued public hearing: Mr. Hornig called the continued public hearing to order at 7:13 p.m. There were 4 people in the audience. Mr. David Burns of Debco Properties, the applicant, and Fred Russell, project engineer, were present and updated the Planning Board. Revised plans, list of waivers and drainage calculations were submitted. Mr. Russell said Edna Street would not continue through to Emerald Street, but instead would have a hammerhead turnaround using dimensions provided by the Fire Department and Engineering, the existing road was super elevated and the street extension would match the existing road, there would be planting of additional street trees, the existing street would be centered within the right of way (ROW), and the developer would provide an eight inch water main line from Emerald Street and be stubbed by the developer at the hydrant and the Town would complete the looped water main at Homestead Street at a later date. The path chosen to Emerald Street was selected to preserve more trees and the electrical would run underneath it.