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PLAN"TING BOAP.D 2i7ETIn?G April 25, 1960. A regular meeting* of the Lexington Planning Board was held on Mondays April 25, 1960 at 7:30 p.m, in the Planning Board's office, Town Office Building. Present were Chairman Burnell, members Grindle, Mabee, Meurer and Soule, and Planning; Director Snow. The Board apnroved the following bills which had been presented for -payment: Samuel P. Snow, car allowance for April --$20.00; George Smith, drafting su plies --$,7.16; Graphic peproductions, white prints -3.86; Colonial Paner Co., onionskin -47.50; Min- ute Tian Typewriter Service, cleaninc* office type- writer --X3.50; pegional Plan Assn., Inc., book -- $3.50. Likewise approved by the Board was a bill from Chester A. Little, maps for existing land use, said maps to be included in Planning Board's report and to be paid for from unexpended 1950 funds -- S282.00. '.-lith reference to the application for approv- al of the Loring Hill Estates, Section 3 definitive subdivision Plan, all matters appearing to be in order, upon motion duh,* made and seconded, it was unanimously 710TED: that the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Loring; Hill Estates Section Three, Lexing- ton, Mass.", dated Oct. 10, 1050, which was submitted to the Board by Kenneth E. Blodgett and Frnest E. Outhet on Febrrary 8, 1960, accompanied by an application for approval of definitive plan, Form C, dated February 5, 1960, be and hereby is approved. From 7:4.5 to 8:15 p.m, all members of the Board and the Planning Director met with the Board of Selectmen to hear representatives of the Mass. 7at-ional Guard present a proposal for an armory they would like to hive located in Lexin7ton. (For the details in regard to said proposal see the min- utes of the Selectmen's meeting of Anril 25, 1960.) 'lith reference to the presentation for a pro- posal for an armory, the Planning Board when it re- turned to its meeting decided to make a study of the ' mattes and to present to the Board of Selectmen a report in regard to the nroposal and the nossibili- ties for a site for said armory. BILLS LORTNG HILL ESTATES SEC. 3 OUTHET RR^LTY TRUST NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY