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<br />Monday, April 11, 1955
<br />' Present= Adms - Abbott, Grindles �thaways Irwins Jaquith - Snow
<br />Meeting opened at 7:15 o'clock.
<br />Form A #55-25, submitted on March.30 by Dianne Estate.B,s, Inc,,, Gerard P.
<br />Pres. "Subdivision of Lard Court PUZMZ91909 B, Land in Lexing-
<br />ton, Dass.," scale 1" - 101, dated March 16, 1955, Mi71er_& Nylander, C.E.'s.
<br />Feria #55-26, submitted on March 30 by Dianne Estates, Inc,,, Gerard P,
<br />Friel., Pres,, *Plan of Sand in Lexi.ngton,Mas^w scale in - 30',. dated
<br />March 16, 1955, Miller & N,ylander, C.E.ts.
<br />Form A #55-27, submitted on A 7 by Joseph A.,_., Buus.� "Plan of Land in
<br />Sengton, Mass.," scale 1" - Ot, dated April bp :19550 John C, Lichten-
<br />berg,, Delineator._
<br />Form A #55-28, submitted April 11, 1955 by Harold E.,Stevens for the Lex-
<br />ington Historical Society, "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass. to be com;r"d
<br />to Lexington s ocietye, scale 1" -.1.20T, dated March 30, 1955.
<br />Moved by Mr. Irwin, seconded by W. arirdle and
<br />VOTED; that above plans be signed bearing endorsement 'Lexington
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<br />Planning Board approval. not required under subdivision
<br />control law."
<br />Bills
<br />Hobbs & Warren, Inc., 1 record book $21.35; Lovdae D. Baker, sec-
<br />retarial service March 7, 14, 17, 30 0 $5, J20.00; postap, $4.44, notices
<br />on M-1 hearing, $3.50a total $27.91; Adams Press, lepl adv., $5.00; Foto -
<br />beam Inc. $3.75; Keller of Belmont, Lantern slides, 1.00. Unanimously
<br />voted the bills be paid,
<br />Since it was necessary for Mr. Adams and Mr. Abbott to leave to
<br />attend the town meeting, Mr. Irwin was elected to serve as Chairman pro
<br />tea and Mr. Hathaway as clerk pro tem.
<br />Hearing - Leeland Construction Co,
<br />A public hearing was held at 8:00 o'clock relative to the applica-
<br />tion for approval as a subdivision property -of Leeland Construction Co,,
<br />Inc, known as Section II, Robinson Rill, Approximately 25 citizens were
<br />present. A letter was read from Mr. Pierre Northrop advising the Planning
<br />Board that Diana Lane was under litigation. There was no objection to the
<br />development as such; however discussion was bald relative to exits and en-
<br />trances. There were objections to Diana Lane being the only entrance to
<br />the land on Robinson Hill which would probably be developed eventually and
<br />it was felt that the Planning Board should take this into consideration as
<br />an over-all plan for the future. If the streets are built as now laid out
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