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time to construct a section of street to service four lots, he was told to bring to the Board a plan which ' included just this much of his proposed development. Messrs. Busa and Moore left the meeting at 9:10 p.m. after which it was moved, seconded and unanimously 1 VOTED: that the preliminary subdivision plan en- titled "Preliminary Sub -division of Land (off Rawson Ave. and A Street, Lexington, Mass.)", dated March 9, 1956, submitted on March 23, 1956, be and hereby is approved subject to the condition that A Street and Albemarle Avenue be relocated substantially as drawn in pencil on print of said plan on file in the Planning Board office, copy of said modified plan to be sent to subdivider. SUN VALLEY At 9:15 p.m. Mr. George DeVries brought to the SECS. 12 meeting definitive plans for Section 13 of the Sun and 13 Valley development, a Form C application for approval of said plan, designer's certificate, application fee and a December 19, 1955 letter of approval of said plans from Mr. Burns, former Superintendent of Public Works. After discussing the plans.with the Board, ' Mr. DeVries requested that a date be set for a public hearing upon the application. It was thought that this could take place on April 30. The plans were taken under advisement. Mr. DeVries then inquired if the DeVries Con- struction Co. could change its performance guarantee in regard to the Sec. 12 Sun Valley definitive plan from a conditional approval contract to a bond. The Board agreed to such an arrangement provided the bond was secured by a deposit, either cash or certified check. It was suggested that three weeks be allowed for this to be done in order to give the Town Counsel sufficient time to prepare the necessary instruments for the company and Board to approve and sign. Mr. DeVries left the meeting at 9:30 p.m. at which time the Board discussed the action it had taken as individual members on April 4. 1956 with reference to Section 11 of the Sun Valley development. A major- ity of the Board had signed two instruments: one en- titled "Release of Restrictions" to be recorded in the Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds and regis- tered in the Middlesex South District Land Registration Office; the second entitled "Release of Conditions of Planning Board Approval" required by the Land Court en- gineer. It was moved by Mr. Hathaway, seconded by Mr. Grindle and unanimously