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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES <br /> MEETING OF JUNE 6, 1994 <br /> The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in Room G-15, Town Office <br /> Building, was called to order at 7 42 p.m. by Chairman Domnitz, with members <br /> Canale, Davison, Grant, Merrill, Planning Director Bowyer, and Assistant Planner <br /> Marino present. <br /> 112. Review of Minutes The Board reviewed the minutes for the meetings of April <br /> 11, 13 and 25 and May 2, 9 and 16, 1994. On the motion of Mrs. Davison, seconded <br /> by Mr. Grant, it was voted unanimously to approve the minutes of April 11, May 2 <br /> and May 9 as amended and the minutes of April 13, April 25 and May 16 as written. <br /> ************************ PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT *********************** <br /> 113. Recent Activity <br /> a. Colloquium on Assisted Living Mr Bowyer reported on a day-long conference <br /> he had attended, along with Mrs Davison, on Friday, June 3, sponsored by the <br /> Council on Aging. Mr. Bowyer had given a presentation based on Volume 1, Popula- <br /> tion report and former Secretary of Elder Affairs, Paul Lanzikos, spoke on the <br /> need for assisted living options and service support housing for elderly people. <br /> There are many elderly people who do not need all of the medical support provided <br /> in nursing homes, but who could live independently if other help, with house <br /> cleaning and personal hygiene, for example, was available. After the presenta- <br /> tions, the audience toured three assisted living centers in Salem, Wenham and <br /> Beverly <br /> Mr. Bowyer suggested that the size of site needed, from three to eight acres, and <br /> the physical appearance of such centers, which have a residential, not institu- <br /> tional appearance, make them a desirable kind of housing for Lexington. <br /> The Board discussed the concept of assisted living in relation to Lexington, in <br /> particular the Armenian Sisters property off Pelham Road, and the Met. State <br /> Hospital site. <br /> Mrs Davison said builders should be encouraged to consider the construction of <br /> these centers. Other members of the Board questioned whether the Planning Board <br /> could or should encourage the development of this kind of housing <br /> ***************** ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ************ <br /> SUBDIVISION OF LAND <br /> 114. Dana Court Acceptance of Surety Release of Lots On the motion of Mr. <br /> Grant, seconded by Mr. Canale, the Board voted unanimously to accept surety in the <br /> amount of $125,000, in the form of Depositors Trust Company passbook number 402- <br /> 9951, and to release lots 1, 2, 3, and Parcel A of the Dana Court Subdivision. <br /> 115 Monroe Village. Woburn Street Sketch Plan The Planning Board gave <br /> direction to the staff for the preparation of the decision on the proposed sketch <br /> plan. The Board asked the staff to prepare the decision for review at their June <br /> 13 meeting It should inform the applicant that the Planning Board does not <br /> Lapprove the proposed cluster design for this site and recommends that he submit a <br /> plan for a conventional subdivision. <br />
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