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PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />' OCTOBER 233, 1939. <br />A meeting of the Planning Board was held at the Town <br />Office Building, October 23rd, 1939, at 7r30 P. M. <br />All members present with the exception of Mr. Kimball. <br />The minutest -of previous meeting were read and approved. <br />The matter of proceedure in subdivision of land <br />according to enabling act provision was re -discussed and Mr. <br />Greeley is to check our recommendations with those in effect <br />in Montclair, N. J., to see if our recommendations can be <br />bettered. Montclair has been operating under conditions <br />similar to ours for nine years. <br />Mr. Fellows and Mr-. Edwards of the Metropolitan Plan- <br />ning of the State met with the Board at 6:00 P.M. and dis- <br />cussed mutual problems until 9:30 P.M. They were able to <br />give us up-to-date information about the circumferential <br />highway and the Lowell Turnpike. Mr. Greeley suggested that <br />the Boards' opinion was that Route 128 might better be run <br />north of the Cambridge Reservoir and the Lowell Turnpike <br />to the south, rather than through the center of Lexington <br />Meadows. Mr. Fellows presented us with several copies of <br />Metropolitan Maps and concentrated statistics. The Clerk <br />was instructed to thank these gentlemen for their courtesies. <br />Mr. Gragg appeared at 9:30 P.M. to confer about a zone <br />change to permit light manufacturing by his concern in <br />approximately an acre of land on Watertown Street near the <br />Belmont line which he thought would necessitate a zone <br />change. He had a thoroughly designed plan for buying land <br />from the Robinson estate, building a small building with <br />all appearances of a house and performing his business' <br />which he says creates no smell, noise, or any nuisance. <br />After lengthy discussion the Board advised him to see first <br />if the Board of Appeals might not permit his use in an <br />R.1 zone, eliminating the necessity for a zone change. <br />Failing in this, to then ask the Board of Appeals if the <br />use would be permitted in some C.1 district which might be <br />satisfactory to Mr. Gragg. In the event neither request <br />was allowed, the Board advised Mr. Gragg to apply for a zone <br />change. <br />Next meeting, November 20, 1939. <br />' The meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. <br />Respectfully_ submitted: <br />,a i?,c am <br />Clerk. <br />Enabling <br />Act - <br />Chap.211 <br />Route 128 <br />and <br />:.Lowell. <br />Turnpike <br />Gragg re <br />Zone <br />change. <br />
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