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PB-1 to PB-24, 1918-1988 Planning Board Minutes
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PLANI,7ING BOARD;E'ETI1G <br />June 28, 1932 <br />A meeting; of the Planning Board was held in the Town <br />Office Building, Tuesday,, June 28, 1932, at 8:00 P. Ivi. Liessrs, <br />Finery, Scheibe, puffy and Glynn Frere present. The Town Engineer <br />and secretary 1,rere also Present. <br />The oi�rn Fingineer• presented and explained plans of the <br />i.,rash property and Allen Street development. The matter was <br />considered and it ;!as decided that now is the time to lay out <br />-this entire section for future development. Mr. Emery stated that <br />this is an isolated development and has nothing to do with others <br />around it, and_ suggested that the Board refuse to accept the layout <br />until it is carried throwzh to the other three sections. There <br />Is ) vast area of land that has got to be developed and now is <br />the time to la ;r out the principal roads. <br />It w9 s voted to request the Town Engineer to consider <br />the larger area surrounding the 1,_orash property aad to plot the <br />best locations for throut-h roads In different directions tying <br />the properties in ,.rith the best through roads and those about <br />to be laid down by the State, together with the extension of <br />the so-called R-�*der development. It is also the feeling of the <br />Board that particular care should be exercised in the development <br />of the area of the adjoining tracts of the property under con- <br />sideration and the school house. <br />r. Cosgrove stated that it would take some tir-e to <br />do this work as there are about seventy acres in that section. <br />The plan in mind could be a rough piece of viork that would estab- <br />lish relations with the principal streets before anyt' ing is done <br />ori tulle T.loresh pr•opert�. <br />i'ne land o,,nv-r•s on Allen Street anDr•ove the layout but <br />are not int,_ -rested in the developn_ciit at the present time. <br />The vrhole ar-_a should be laicout so that .-ihen other <br />developers attracted by the school house start developing,, this <br />la -gout ,^rillshoir, them where the main streets are located. The Yorash <br />roads ought to be laid down and. tied up with State Road. If Development <br />the nErr date road is p _it through along Concord Avenue, it ori 11 <br />bring a lot of traffic out this way and invite developers. <br />The problem at the present time is the extending of <br />the high land from the school to Blossom Street and laying it <br />out with sufficient outlets to give opportunity to shape it up <br />at a later d.at;e . , t'.,_rcu7,h road_ coming in from *. a.lt.ham Street <br />,r-th some reasonably direct line into this development was suggested. <br />road cannot be laid do'✓,rn definitely in the low part until a <br />1:;7ay of dr'ainl.nl7 it is found. <br />Er. Duff,;r stated that sore time ago he suggested that <br />the area from the Tov!n Office Builcing to the High School was <br />going to be quite an important area and prophesied that the Russell <br />llolzse might be the key property in the consideration of the �rrhole <br />area. The Russell House is going out of business July 1st and <br />N,. Duffy thoucrht the matter should be investigated. The Town <br />
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