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Whititit <br /> LEXINGTON HISTORICAL COMMISSION <br /> MINUTES <br /> OCT 20, 1988 <br /> Present: McKenna, Phillips, Witthoft, Hagelstein. Guest, R. Gubisch <br /> 1. MINUTES of previous meeting: add, Witthoft agreed to act as <br /> secretary. <br /> 2. WOOD ST. BARN. Gary Larson, of Larson Assoc, Arlington MA, <br /> landscape architects, acting for Joann Vilasi, current owner of the <br /> property, presented his plans for the site. The owner wishes to <br /> develop the property to include 5 apartments in the 3 existing <br /> buildings [which are only legally approved for 2 apartments, although <br /> 5 exist] , and to build additional dwellings on the land. Mr. Larson <br /> showed site plan including present structures and the barn, and a <br /> series of alternate development plans with and without retention of <br /> the barn, either as a barn or as a dwelling unit. The present <br /> tentative plan is to build 5 houses, one of which will be the <br /> remodelled barn, and to retain extant structures for housing. <br /> Summaries of previous letters were read for the benefit of the <br /> Commission's new member. <br /> McKenna stated that the previous owner of the barn had not made a <br /> "continuous effort" to save it, in accordance with the language of the <br /> Demolition Delay Ordinance, so the LHC will not sign o €—ei the <br /> property. 14tA14014d1wAlimut <br /> The commission indicated to Mr. Larson an informal, generally <br /> favorable, opinion of his plans, with the proviso that we will first <br /> investigate the legal issues of our continued supervision of mode of <br /> remodelling. "To cut in is demolition," which we control, and of <br /> course some changes in the building would have to be made if the barn <br /> were to be made into a house. <br /> 3. McKenna has not yet met with Town Manager about manner in which <br /> personnel change was handled. <br /> 4. The Allen—Swenson farmhouse is scheduled to be moved on Oct. 26. <br /> 5. East Village Historic District: Mr. Gubisch will provide a folder <br /> with all relevant materials to the commission. Gubisch also noted <br /> that the Lexington Inventory gives some recommendations for Historic <br /> District/National Register listings. Witthoft will call Mass. Hist. <br /> Comm. for forms for listing buildings. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 6. REQUEST FOR TOWN REPORT. Witthoft will draft a preliminary town <br /> report. Hagelstein will check building commissioner's office to find <br /> out number of buildings for which we 'signed off' in the past year. <br /> 7. The Commission decided that there was no need to ask to Town <br /> Meeting for special funds. <br /> 8. The members of the Commission thanked Mr. Gubisch for his service to <br /> the town. <br />
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