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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES <br /> MEETING OF JULY 10, 1996 <br /> The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in Room G-15, Town Office Building, was called to order <br /> at 7.37 p.m. by Chairman Davison, with members Canale, Colman, Planning Director Bowyer, and Assistant <br /> Planner Marino present. Mr Davies and Mr. Merrill were absent. <br /> *************************** PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT ************************** <br /> 135 Recent Activity <br /> a. 22 Revere Street Whitney Realty Trust. Sketch Preliminary Subdivision Plan. Rollout: Mr. Marino rolled <br /> out a sketch preliminary plan, for the 22 Revere Street development, that was submitted under Section 7 4.5, <br /> by Whitney Realty Trust on July 5, 1996. The staff has not reviewed the plan in detail yet. The time for action <br /> on this plan expires on August 5, 1996. <br /> h. Man 79 Lot 24 Valley Road and Myrtle Street. Mark Barons. New England Constriction Corp . <br /> Preliminary Street Improvement Plan: Mr. Marino rolled out a preliminary street improvement plan for property <br /> identified as Lot 24 on Assessors' Map 79 at Valley Road and Myrtle Street. The plan was submitted by Mark <br /> Barons on March 16, 1996 The staff has not reviewed the plan in detail yet. The time for action on this plan <br /> expires on August 15, 1996. <br /> c. Observations about Section 7 4.5 Reduced Frontage. Lots in a Small Subdivision: Mr Bowyer raised the <br /> question of how to decide which applications for subdivisions using Section 7 4.5, Reduced Frontage, Lots in <br /> a Small Subdivision, of the Zoning By-Law, to approve. Currently, there are four such applications before the <br /> Board. To avoid generating a sense of entitlement among the developers, he asked the Board to consider what <br /> criteria they will use to decide which applications fulfill the intent of that section. What objectives does it want <br /> to achieve? <br /> The Board agreed that the criteria should be added to its existing policy Mr. Canale suggested that a compliance <br /> plan based on the demolition of an existing house should not be acceptable if that same house is retained in the <br /> alternative plan. In addition to those already part of the regulations, Mr Bowyer suggested a procedure for <br /> polling the Town boards and departments listed in Section 9.6 of the Zoning Bylaw to determine what public <br /> benefits (improvements) are needed. <br /> ************ ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ************* <br /> PLANS NOT REOUIRING APPROVAL UNDER THE SUBDTVISION CONTROT T.AW <br /> 136. Form A/96-12. 30 Wachusett Drive. John and Rose Scamnini: The Board reviewed an Approval Not <br /> Required Plan for land at 30 Wachusett Drive. On the motion of Mr Canale, seconded by Mr Colman, the <br /> Board voted unanimously, 3-0, to endorse the plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, MA (Middlesex <br /> County)," dated July 3, 1996, prepared and certified by James R. Keenan, Registered Land Surveyor, <br /> Winchester, MA, with Form A/96-12, submitted by John and Rose Scampini, applicants, as it does not require <br /> approval under the Subdivision Control Law <br /> SUBDIVISION OF LAND <br /> 137 Granger Pond Way The Windermere Group. Waiver to permit issuance of Certificate of Occupancy. <br /> Mr Marino reported that the developer of the Granger Pond subdivision has requested a waiver to allow them <br /> Ito execute a closing with the purchaser of#2 Granger Pond Way The Board reviewed a draft motion. Mr <br /> Bowyer recommended that the waiver be granted because it is desirable to have finish paving done in cooler <br /> months. Without the waiver, the developer would be forced to pave the street in the hottest months when it is <br /> most vulnerable to heavy equipment. <br />
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