Planning Board Minutes, 1991-02-04

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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 4, 1991 The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in Room G-15, Town Office Building, was called to order at 7 35 p.m. by the Chairman, Mrs. Wood, with members, Davison, Domnitz, Grant, Williams, Planning Director Bowyer, Acting Assistant Planner Marino and Secretary Peters present. *************************** REPORTS *********************************** 22. Planning Director a. Rollout. Munroe Village. Preliminary Plan The Board viewed, prior to staff review, a cluster subdivision plan for seven dwellings on land off Woburn Street, filed by Robert Cataldo January 25, 1991. ************** ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ********** PLANS NOT REQUIRING APPROVAL UNDER THE SUBDIVISION CONTROL LAW 23. Form A/91-1. 1780-84 Mass. Avenue. Anthony Mancini The Board reviewed a plan showing the division of a building into Lot C and Lot D, the premises being located in the Central Business District and conforming to the schedule of dimensional controls set forth in the Zoning By-Law for the district. On the motion of Mrs. Klauminzer, seconded by Mr Grant, it was voted 5-0 to endorse the plan entitled "Plan of Land 1780 - 1784 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, Mass. , dated December 6, 1990, by Otte & Dwyer, Inc. , certified by Theodore E. Dwyer, Professional Land Surveyor, with Application Form A/91-1, Applicant Anthony Mancini, as the plans do not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law. SUBDIVISION OF LAND 24. PUBLIC HEARING. Valod's Wav Definitive Plan Mrs. Wood opened the hearing at 7 45 by reading the Legal Notice and by outlining the order the Board uses for conducting a public hearing. Richard Waite, of Meridian Engineering, presented the Site Analysis Plan, Slope and Drainage plans and the Existing Vegetation Plan. He added that the existing slope is approxi- mately 14%, and that they are proposing a hammerhead turnaround for the two lot subdivision. The sewer will tie into an existing line on Concord Avenue Mr. Waite listed the waivers requested. 1. Section 7.9: requiring the installation of a fire alarm circuit within the subdivision; 2. Section 6.5.3. requiring a curve of not less than a 25 foot radius at the intersections of street lines; 3. Section 6 5 5 requiring a leveling area having grades not exceeding 1% for a distance of 25 feet from the nearer exterior line of the inter- secting street where the street grade at the approach to an intersection exceeds 6%; 4. Section 6.5 6 requiring the closed end of a dead end street to have a turnaround with an outside diameter of at least 120 feet;