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PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />' April 7, 1958 <br />A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning <br />Board was held in the Town Engineer's Room, Town <br />Office -Building, on Monday,April 7, 1958 at 7:35 <br />p.m. Present were Chairman Grindle, Members <br />Burnell, Jaquith, and Soule, and Planning Director <br />Snow. <br />The Board approved the minutes of the Feb- <br />ruary 17 and 18, March 24 and 26, 1958 meetings. <br />The Board approved also the following bills <br />which had been presented for payment: Foto Beam, <br />Inc., drafting supplies --$1.55 and $3.39; Hobbs & <br />Warrens Inc., record sheets $7.65. <br />Considered next by the Board was the petition <br />of James F. Corr, Jr. for a variance tos ubdivide <br />land bounded by Weston and Lincoln Streets and <br />Route 128 into six lots, none of which would con- <br />form with the minimum requirements of the zoning <br />by-law. The proposed lots were shown on a plan <br />previously left at the Planning Board office by <br />' Lt. Corr, said plan being entitled "Plan of Pro- <br />posed Lots in Lexington Mass.", dated Mar. 17, <br />1958, Scale: 1" = 401, Miller and Nylander, C.E.'s <br />and Surveyors.- Noting that each proposed lot was <br />larger than those then fronting on Shade, Weston, <br />and Lincoln Streets, it was decided to take no <br />action on the petition to be heard. However,wi_th <br />regard to the discussion which the Board held with <br />the Selectmen at their March 25,1958 meeting, the <br />Planning Board discussed various possibilities of <br />locating across the Corr land a road from Weston <br />to Lincoln Street for the purpose of providing a <br />future means of access from`the proposed regional <br />shopping center through the Hayden land. <br />At 8:05 p.m. Lt. Corr and Mr. Robert Cataldo <br />met the Board, they wishing to know if the Planning <br />Board had any objections to the granting of a <br />variance for subdividing the land shown on the plan <br />described above. At this time they were informed <br />of the Planning Board's interest in acquiring for <br />the Town an option to purchase land for a road <br />across their property, the possible need for said <br />road being stated above. <br />Lt. Corr said that if a road were to be lo- <br />cated anywhere across the parcel of land he would <br />not wish to build a home on any of the remaining <br />MINUTES <br />BILLS <br />BOARD <br />OF <br />APPEALS <br />ACCESS TO <br />PROPOSED <br />REGIONAL <br />SHOPPING <br />CENTER <br />PRO JEC T <br />