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VOTED: that the definitive subdivision plan en- titled "Adams Estates Section Two Lex- ' ington, Mass.", dated Dec. 21, 1955, which was submitted to the Board by Louis M. Nystrom on February 27, 1956, accom- panied by an application for approval of definitive plan, Form C, dated January 10, 1956, be and hereby is disapproved f or the reasons that the statement on the application as to title is in error and that the Board is unable to find that the applicant is the owner of the land. COMPLETION Mr. Snow asked Mr. Stevens what action the Board OF WORK could take in regard to cases where the Board had ac - UNDER SUB- cepted a conditional approval contract as a perform - DIVISION ance guarantee and subdivision work had not been com- REGULATIONS leted within a year as agreed in Paragraph 6 of the Form C) application for approval of a definitive plan. Mr. Stevens said he thought the Board should take some action when the time work should have been completed had expired and that in such a case the Board had the rigght to rescind its approval of a sub- division plan. In cases where a bond had been filed as a performance guarantee and the bond mentioned ' liquidated damages, Mr. Stevens said that the Board can try a case and bring a suit against the subdivider for the sum of the bond. He suggested that Mr. Snow keep the Board informed of all those who have not completed work in the various subdivisions being developed so that letters could be written stating the work had not been completed. In cases where bonding companies are in- volved, letters can be sent to then as well as subdi- viders stating that unless something is.done to complete the necessary work, the Board will take appropriate action. FRISSORE Mr. Stevens left the meeting at 10:55 p.m. at which - time Mr. Snow asked the Board to reconsider its action BATTLE VIEW of the previous week in regard to its informal opinion PARK Mr. Frissore had requested of his proposal for a road between Laconia and Fifth Streets.- Mr. Snow had pre- pared several studies indicating possibilities for development of the area as a whole in order to deter- mine what he thought would be the most desirable de- velopment of Mr. Fri'ssore's property in relation to adjacent parcels of land. As a result of these studies, he suggested a road relocation on the print Mr.'Frissore had submitted. To accompany the print Mr. Snow also prepared for :the Boards consideration'a letter addressed ' to Mr. Frissore and dated April 9, 1956. The Board approved the letter and it was signed by the Chairman. RECREATION The Board considered next the preliminary plan of AND SCHOOL Techbuilt to extend the Middle Ridge subdivision. Dur - SITE ing the discussion Mr. Snow said that he had examined