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MEETING OF PLANNING BOARD <br />' April 249 1933 <br />A meeting of the Planning Board was held in the Town Office <br />Building on Monday evening, April 24, 1933. Messrs. Duffy, Glynn, <br />Kimball, and Milne were present, also the secretary. <br />PROPOSED R-3 DISTRICTS <br />Continuing this subject from the previous meeting, it was felt <br />that Lexington will eventually be faced with the problem of suitable <br />locations for apartment houses, and therefore ought to be prepared <br />to meet it. Whatever policy is adopted, it should be sound and <br />calculated to afford adequate protection to the Town in later years. <br />Mr. Glynn expressed his opinion that unless the Planning Board <br />believes thoroughly in the wisdom of the amendment it proposes, it <br />should drop the matter for the present at least. Mr. Duffy recom- <br />mended that the Board recognize the problem resulting from vacant, <br />inclosed areas in certain sections of the Town, and should work out <br />some means of making them accessible or usable. If, in the case <br />under discussion, it seems inadvisable to promote the necessary <br />change in zone, Mr. Greeley ought to be informed promptly to that <br />effect. It was decided, finally, that the Board proceed with the <br />drafting of the proposed amendment. <br />As a method of procedure, Mr. Milne suggested:' <br />(a) That the Board make a finished draft of the proposed <br />amendment, embodying whatever restrictions are needed. <br />(b) That the Board vote whether or not to present the amend- <br />ment to the Town at this time. <br />(o) Ascertain whether Messrs. Greeley and Kraetzer are ready <br />to go ahead with their project, with such restrictions <br />in effect, under the proposed amendment. <br />(d) If the project can be carried out, present the amendment <br />at the next Town Meeting; if not, drop it for the present. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 11:05 o'clock. <br />Clark <br />