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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES <br /> MEETING OF FEBRUARY 12, 1996 <br /> The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in Room G-15, Town Office Building, was called to <br /> order at 7.40 p.m.by Chairman Davison,with members Canale,Davies,Grant,Planning Director Bowyer, <br /> and Assistant Planner Marino present. Mr. Merrill was absent. <br /> ************ ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ************* <br /> SUBDIVISION OF LAND <br /> 36. Bull Meadow Hill. Preliminary Subdivision Plan. William Hamilton. Public Informational Meeting: <br /> William Hamilton and Steve Hamilton, of Lincoln Park Realty Trust, the applicant, Richard Waitt, <br /> engineer,of Meridian Engineering Collaborative,Gary Larson,landscape architect,of Larson Associates <br /> and Frederick DeAngelis, attorney, were present. Many neighbors of the site were also there. <br /> Mr. Larson presented plans for a four-lot conventional subdivision off Flintlock Road, on 3.74 acres of <br /> land with frontage on Burlington Street. There is an existing house on the site as well as access to the <br /> Willards Woods conservation area. The new street, 307 feet long, would come off Flintlock Road with <br /> a maximum pitch of less than 8%. Mr. Larson described the grading that would be done and the general <br /> layout of the houses. <br /> Members of the Board expressed concerned that the plan shows little sensitivity to the natural features <br /> of the land. They asked why the applicant did not show what a cluster treatment would look like. The <br /> applicant answered that working in the 25% open space requirement produced a very contorted layout <br /> that he felt would not be attractive to potential buyers. Another question was why one side of the site <br /> is more heavily landscaped than the other. Continued access to Willards Woods was another concern. <br /> The Board wants to walk the site as soon as possible. Mr. Waitt, the engineer, said that they will stake <br /> the site when weather permits. <br /> Mrs. Davison made a plea for minimum clearing of vegetation as it will change the neighbor's views <br /> dramatically and the site is so near conservation land. She asked the applicant to consult with Brian <br /> Gilbert, Town Tree Warden. <br /> Comments from the audience included concerns about loss of privacy, uncertainty about the final design <br /> of the new houses,the possibility of increased water runoff onto adjacent lots,the design of the new road, <br /> increased traffic and a walking easement to Willard's Woods. <br /> 37 160-170 Wood Street Sketch Subdivision Plan. James Gaklis. Decision: The Board reviewed and <br /> revised a draft decision, dated February 12, 1996, prepared by the staff. On the motion of Mr. Canale, <br /> seconded by Mr. Grant, the Board voted unanimously, 4-0, to approve the wording of the decision, as <br /> amended. <br /> DETERMINATION OF GRADE AND CONSTRUCTION OF UNACCEPTED STREETS <br /> 38. Oakmount Circle Preliminary Street Improvement Plan.Richard Curtin.Direction to Staff: Richard <br /> Curtin, the applicant, was present. The Board discussed the preliminary street improvement plan <br /> presented to them by Mr. Curtin on February 5, 1996. Mr. Bowyer said that in preliminary oral <br /> comments, the Engineering Division said they would like to see more sanitary sewer capacity installed <br /> in the easement. He pointed out that once the trench is dug, the cost to increase the size of the pipe is <br /> L- negligible. He said the staff is waiting for the Engineering Division's written report on the plan. <br />
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