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PB-1 to PB-24, 1918-1988 Planning Board Minutes
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PLANNING BOARD Ir'iEETING <br />December 12, 1932 <br />A meeting of the Planning Board was held in the Conference <br />Room of the Town Office Building, December 12, 1932 at 8;00 P. M. <br />Messrs, Emery, IvIilne, Glynn and Scheibe were present. The Town <br />Engineer and secretary were also present. <br />tr. Emery read a letter from the Mass, Federation of Planning <br />Boards inviting one or more representatives to meet with them at their <br />next meeting on December 14, 1932. The Town Engineer was asked to Mass. <br />attend. A letter was also read regarding dues of this organization, Federation <br />and it was found that $15.00 was paid them in March, 1932 covering Planning <br />dues from October 1, 1931 to October 1, 1932 and it was decided to <br />wait until 1933 to pay the next dues. <br />The Town Engineer stated that he had talked with Yr. Lassoff <br />who owns the land on Silvia Street where the outlet from the Johnson <br />property would be and found that his price would be $500.00. It was Lex* <br />decided that a copy of the vote passed November 21, 1932 relative to Brick <br />the petition of Mr. Harry E. Johnson be sent to the Board of Survey. Village <br />The blueprints which Mr, Johnson sent to the Planning Board showing <br />the type of house he intends to build were also given to the Board <br />of Survey with the copy of the vote. <br />Yr. Cosgrove informed the Board that Mr. Trask had inquired <br />of him if the Planning Board had any project in mind for the unemployed Un - <br />engineers from the Emergency Planning & Research Corp., Inc. He also employed <br />stated. that he was to give word to the Selectmen the next night. Engineers <br />Nothing t^ras decided. <br />A plan was presented showing the proposed cut through the <br />Scheibe property on Lincoln Street The Town Engineer stated that <br />he had been into the Metropolitan Division of Planning and their Lincoln <br />civil engineer, P,r. Fellows, thought they should go out on the Street <br />ground to make a study. <br />Mr. Cosgrove stated that he had talked with Mr. Bowser who <br />owns thirty acres of the Vine Brook section which is to be developed. <br />He is not interested in the project at all. <br />The first step to be taken is the relocation of Grant Street. <br />There is a wall along Grannie Hill and thirty feet inside the wall <br />there is solid ledge which makes it impossible to build. He stated <br />that there is about 600 feet to be relocated. This cut would take <br />the Fogg property which has just been sold. It was suggested that <br />the street be put through the swamp land but Pair. Cosgrove stated <br />that it would be cheaper to take the property as the swamp would <br />have to be filled. This relocation will not change the line laid <br />down for the channel of the brook. It was proposed that 14illow <br />trees be planted along the proposed brook line where the road will <br />go • Vine <br />Fair. Emery informed the Board that he would confer with Mr. Brook <br />Shurtleff and. get the desired cross section area for the open sections <br />of the brook so that it can be determined where the planting should <br />4 be done . <br />
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