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PB-1 to PB-24, 1918-1988 Planning Board Minutes
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PLANNING BOAED MT ING <br />April 5, 1932 <br />A meeting of the Planning* Board was held in the Confer- <br />ence Room of the Town Office Building, Tuesday, April 5, 1932, <br />at 8:00 P. 11. Messrs. Scheibe, Milne, Glynn, Cutler and Duffy <br />were present. The Town Engineer and'secretary were also present. <br />&r. Duffy was elected Chairman for the evening. <br />Mr. Scheibe informed the Board that he had called the <br />meeting to discuss the subject of town forests. he has talked <br />with Mr. Trask who said that if the Planning Board recommended <br />a town forest, he would see that the Selectmen would take care <br />of the details and pass it on so that the plotting may be done <br />in time for planting this year. The State is willing to supply <br />TOWN <br />20,000 trees if we set aside a section and call it a town forest. FOREST <br />The trees are four *ears old, have already been transplanted <br />two or three times, and could be set out by the unemploved <br />men of the town. 'l'he State supplies 1,000 trees to an acre <br />/ and two men can plant that number in a day. <br />The land at the rear of the Franklin & Parker Schools, <br />Tower Park, around the old reservoir, at the rear of Westview <br />Cemetery, bowman Park, Center Playground, Town Farm and the <br />land in back of the Lincoln Street dump were all suggested <br />as being suitable ground to start this project. The trees <br />at Bowman Park are thinning out and this is good ground for <br />pine. The Westview Cemetery tract consists of about forty <br />acres and they have only worked on about one-half of it. <br />There are about seven acres around the reservoir. <br />
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