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PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />Monday, Sept. 15, 1952 <br />Present: Adams, Hathaway, Irwin, Johnson, Potter, Ripley <br />Meeting opened at 7:45 p.m. <br />Bill <br />Bill presented by Mr. John Lichtenberg for $51.20 icor bringing popu- <br />lation map up to date. Unanimously voted the billbe paid,, <br />PUBLIC HEARING - JAMES A. CARRIG <br />A public hearing was held at 8 o'clock in the Engineer's $oosm, Town <br />iia71, on petition of James A. Carrig and others to amend the Lexington. <br />Zoning By-laws so as to change to a local business district a.section of <br />land at corner of Watertown.st. and Concord Turnpike owned,by James.A. Carrig. <br />In view of the large number attending, the meeting was adjourned to Cary <br />Hall, Mr. Daniel A. Lynch, attorney for Mr. Carrig, presented the petition <br />and stated what he believed were the advantages to be obtained from having <br />a shopping center in this area. He stressed the growth in population and <br />assessed valuation over a ten-year period, with the need for more business <br />area with adequate parking facilities; also a means of income other than <br />that of taxes from the homeowner. <br />Many questions and remarks were made by citizens attending. Among <br />the points brought out were that altho nearby cities and towns had more <br />business the taxes were just as high or higher; that it has been a matter <br />of policy of Le:dngton and neighboring towns to keep business off the Pike; <br />that once business is established in an area there is an insidiousEt' owth <br />and in a short time you no longer have a residential area; increased traf- <br />fic hazards; the desire to keep Lexington as free frown scattered business <br />areas as possible and thereby keep the rural atmosphere. <br />The only person speaking in favor of the petition outside of the <br />petitioners was Mr. Carl Johnson of Blossom street. On show of bonds there <br />were 8 in favor, 73 opposed. Those who specifically wished to be recorded <br />as against were: <br />Mrs. Fred Lynch, 56 Watertown St. Airs, John Judge, 112 Concord Pike <br />Karl Fredrikson, 48 Golden ave. Arlon Tibbetts, 7 Briggs road <br />Howard Baldwin, 1 Briggs road Max Lipson, Newton, representing <br />Herbert Woodruff, 7 Ellis st. Belmont Springs Country Club <br />George Zwicker, 17 Bowman st. Arthur Ferrara, 16 Bowman st. <br />John Stevens, 10 Briggs rd. Frank Grosser, 42 Golden ave. <br />Arthur Mason, Watertown st. George Fortunato, 11 Bowman st. <br />John Harkness, 34 Moon Hill Fletcher Ashley, 6 Moon Hill <br />Dr. & Mrs. Robert Schwab, 108 Pleasant Donald Clark, 25 Moon Hill rd <br />Frederick Childs Joseph Dahlstrom, 49 Golden ave. <br />Mario Pfaff, 1900 Mass.ave Mrs, Ingeborg Swenson, 145 Spring <br />Mr. & Mrs. Thwing, 3 Crescent st. Hildegarde McGonagle, 28 Watertown <br />Gordon Cunningham, 47 Golden ave. Mr, & Mrs. Arthur Ritchie, 37 <br />.- <br />Vachusett Drive (by mail) <br />
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