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Minutes for the Meeting of May 23, 1994 2 <br /> *************************** BOARD MEMBER CONCERNS **************************** <br /> 109. Property at Hancock and Adams Street The developers, John and Pat Austin, <br /> and the owner of the property, Dominique Bois, were present. Mr. Domnitz thanked <br /> them for coming and told them that the Board's invitation was very informal and <br /> was based on concerns the Board had heard from the neighbors about the Austin's <br /> plans to build a house on a newly created lot. Mr Domnitz assured them that the <br /> Board's intent was to discuss constructive alternatives to building another <br /> dwelling <br /> Mr. Austin noted that the Form A creating a second lot had been approved by the <br /> Board. The Austins currently have a purchase and sale agreement with the Bois. <br /> They want to live in the existing house and in order to finance it, the sale of <br /> the second lot is necessary He pointed out on the plan where the house, of <br /> approximately 3,600 square feet, would be situated. He also noted that a number <br /> of lots in the neighborhood were created by the approval not required subdivision <br /> process <br /> Some of the Board's suggestions to the Austins were to create a two-family house <br /> or an accessory apartment as a source of income. Converting the garage to a <br /> dwelling was also suggested. There was a brief discussion about traffic safety at <br /> the intersection of Adams and Hancock Street <br /> Later in the meeting, the Board discussed the importance of formulating a jumbo <br /> house setback amendment to the Zoning By-Law to limit the size of such houses <br /> ******************* COORDINATION WITH OTHER BOARDS, COMMITTEES **************** <br /> 110 nu Lexington Transportation Improvements Program Preparation of Planning <br /> Board Position The Board discussed their preferences in the redesign of the <br /> intersections of Route 2A with Forbes Road and Massachusetts Avenue. They tenta- <br /> tively agreed to the following, which are also included in the Design Advisory <br /> Committee's recommendations. <br /> 1. Access to the State Highway department maintenance drive should be from the <br /> driveway at the end of Forbes Road. <br /> 2 The second set of lights (at Forbes Road) is unnecessary. <br /> 3. The plan should be redesigned for a reduced rate of speed. This would allow <br /> the lanes to be narrower and make room for a bike lane. <br /> 4. Light standards and signage posts should be a compatible color with the <br /> National Park. <br /> 5. The driveway to the Sheraton Hotel should remain in its present location, <br /> with a second driveway to Massachusetts Avenue <br /> Mr. Canale and Mrs. Davison will draft a position statement for the Board to <br /> review at their meeting on June 6. <br /> ********************************** REPORTS ************************************ <br /> 111 Planning Board Subcommittees <br /> a. HATS Mr. Canale reported communi- <br /> ties' <br /> that there will be a meetingof the HATS communi <br /> ties' Planning Boards and Planning Directors to discuss HATS' role as a growth and <br /> development policy committee. <br />
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