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PLANNING BOARD FETING Monday, May 21, 1951 Presents Adams, Irwin, Johnson, Potter, Ripley. Meeting opened"at 7s45 p.m. Hearing - Site -& Shelter A public hearing was held at 8 p.m. upon application for approval as a subdivision of a portion of the property located on Concord Avenue owned by Site & Shelter,Inc. known as Five Fields, together with the extension of approximately 2000 lineal ft. of street according to plats and profiles sub- mitted by Mr. Norman Fletcher of 36 Moon Hill Rd. In addition to the petitioner, there appeared Mr. Lloyd LeBoeuf of 19 Oakland St. and Mr. and Mrs. Gough of 451 Concord ave., all of whom were recorded as having no objections. Mr. Potter moved and Por. Johnson seconded that the plans be accepted as submitted subject to approval by Mr. Burns, Town Engineer. Parking - Mr. Howland Mr. Howland, representative of Minot, Williams & Bangs, appeared for discussion re: parking problem in Center. He stated that the property in the rear of their stores had been purchased with the idea that the major part would ' be used for parking, that they did not intend to erect any more buildings altho some of the present buildings might be extended. Asked if a town street there would help, he replied that it would in that it would help in providing light- ing and patroling. On the other hand, more parking space would be provided if there were no street. His Company would consider paving the area. He stated that his Company had been delayed in taking any action until the Town made a decision as to what they wanted and that they were willing to go ahead as soon as that decision was reached. The Planning Board thanked Mr. Howland for his views on the matter. Mfr. Slocum Mr.C.L.Slocum of 92 Blossom street appeared with preliminary plans for subdivision on Allen street. Some changes were suggested on a proposed street and he was given a copy of the Subdivision Rules and Regulations for further study. Bills The following bills were submitted and upon motions duly made and seconded all were unanimously voted to be paid: Rita McNamara, thing agreements, $6.00; Spaulding -Moss, 6 copies 24 sq.ft.blue ozalids, pop.maps, 422.35; Spauld- ing Moss, 2 copies 24 sq.ft.blue ozalids, pop.maps, $7.95. Custom Built Home Mr. Potter moved and Mr. Irwin seconded that the Planning Board approve the work done under the agreement of Custom Built Homes dated Deo.7,1949, sub-