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i..-13-59 -2- was to be done with his irregular parcel of land which was mostly land -locked but had some frontage on Lowell Street. He was informed that the Board had no plans for the development of said parcel. There being no further discussion in regard to the subdivision, an expression of opinion was asked of those attending the hearing. Two persons indicated that they were in favor of approving the subdivision plan, no one else indicated either approval or disapproval. Thereupon the plans were taken under advisement and the hearing declared. closed at 8:30 p.m. The Board endorsed the "Green Valley Section Four" and "Colonial Acres Section Four" definitive subdivision plans. Both plans were given to Mr. Stevens, the first to be recorded by him in the Registry of Deeds, and the second to be held by him for registration in the Land Registration Office at such time as he had obtained from the Colonial De- velopment Corp. grants of easements and utilities in the Colonial Acre development. In response to a telephone call from the chairman of the Lynnfield Planning Board with ref- erence to House Bill No. 27251 the Board discussed with Mr. Stevens what it was understood was the content of the proposed legislation and its impli- cations in regard to the rezoning of land. Mr. Stevens was asked to obtain a copy of the bill and to advise the Board on what action it might take in regard to said proposed legislation. After Mr. Stevens left the meeting, Mr.Snow called the Board's attention to the Third Urban De- sign Conference to be held by and at Harvard's Graduate School of Design all day Saturday, April 25, 1959. Since six large scale residential devel- opments were to be discussed by the conference, Mr. Snow said he thought members of the Board might be particularly interested in attending the sessions. The Board voted to reimburse Mr. Snow $5.00 for the conference.registration fee to pay for a copy of a resume of'the conference proceedings for the Board's use. Mr. Snow gave a report of his conference with Miss Constance Williams, Clerk of Senior Liv- ing, Inc., a Massachusetts corporation, one of ' whose purposes is "to provide elderly persons on a non-profit basis with housing facilities and services specially designed to meet the . . . needs GREEN VALLEY SEC. 4 BUSA COLONIAL ACRES SEC. 4 COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORP. PROPOSED LEGISLATION H.NO. 2725 URBAN DESIGN CONFERENCE SENIOR LIVING INC.