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u 1 Monday, March 1,1951 Present; Adams, Grindle, Hathaway., Irwin, Potter, Ripley — Jaquith, Stevens. Meeting opened at 7:45 o'clock. Bills Bill presented by Mr. Allen Benjamin, preparing Rules and Regula- tions for Subdivision of Land, $330.00. Dewell'Co., Boston, mimeographing- 200 imeographing200 copies Rules ind'Regulations, 500 Form A, 200 Form B D E -F, 200 Form C, 200 Form G - $126.25. Unanimously voted these bills be paid. ''Blackwell Letter received from Mr. Blackwell stating that he believed be- cause of the wide -spread interest in petition -as presented by him, that he should not bear the entire expense of $1.00.00, Mr. Potter moved, Mr. Hatha- way seconded, that previous action as to the amount of this bill be sus- tained. So voted. Bissette Plan left by Mr. Bissette for signature by Board as not requiring approval, land on Lowell and Summer streets. This was left for further checking. Board of Appeals Mr. Adams announced that of the several hearings to be held this coming Thursday by the Board of Appeals, the only one of interest was for permission to erect a hospital on southwesterly corner of Watertown street and Concord Turnpike. This might cause a traffic hazard if entrance is planned on Pike. A member of the Planning Board will attend the hearing. Meeting of Planning Boards Moved by Mr. Ripley, seconded by Mr. Hathaway, that the Board -in- vite the Planning Boards of Arlington and Winchester to meet with them to discuss the new proposed highway, date to be set at the convenience of all. So voted. Blackwell Discussion relative to Mr. Blackwell's petition. Art. 70. Altho there is not too much objection to this, there is the feeling ha there should first be specific plans and that the whole area should be given more study, and that this should be part of the work of the new consultant, Art. 71 and Art. 72 (oil storage and increase in height of storing and pro- cessing facilities7 Opposed. Art. 73. It was felt that this article too