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PLANNING BOAPD MEETING May 13, 1963 A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, May 13, 1963 at P:00 p.m. Present were Chairman Mabee, Members Campbell and Meyer, and Mr. Snow, Planning Director. The Board began its meeting by first meeting with the Board of Selectmen with reference to the EMERSON AND width of pavements of Emerson and 13orthen Roads. WOP,THEN (See minutes of Planning Board meeting of May 6; see ROADS also minutes of Selectmen's Meeting of May 13 for transcript of Planning Board's meeting; with the Board of Selectmen.) It was the concensus of the Planning_ Board that Mr. Blake's report was so significant and so well presented that the Selectmen ought to hear it also. Mr. Mabee said he would try to arrange an appointment with the Selectmen for such a presenta- tion by 3,?r. Blake. The Planning Board arnroved for payment the followinf* bills which had been rresented: Samuel P. BILLS Snow, car allowance for April, 1063--x'20.00; L. M. Foster, tynewriter ribbons_= 3.65. Considered next were the following Form A arnlications for determination of Planning Board FO'3MS A jurisdiction: ' 463-35, orevi ously listed. 763-36, submitted May 9, 1063 by Estate of From 8:30 to 9:45 n.m. Mr. Carl Blake, chair- man of the Poute 3 Committee of the Town MeetinM Mem- T.M.M.A. hers' ^ssociation, met with. the Planning Board to - present a detailed verbal report of the findings of FO?1TP 3 this committee. (A more menerai written report, dated April 10, 19(,3, had been given to members of the Board; see addendum.) Mr. Blake recommended that a special agency be created by a town meeting to act in behalf of the town in an attempt to have 7 oute 3 not located through Lexi_n Rton . Fe recommended that such a com- mittee have funds arnronriated for its expenses and be em_nowered to emn_lov consultants to assist in its word -i. It was the concensus of the Planning_ Board that Mr. Blake's report was so significant and so well presented that the Selectmen ought to hear it also. Mr. Mabee said he would try to arrange an appointment with the Selectmen for such a presenta- tion by 3,?r. Blake. The Planning Board arnroved for payment the followinf* bills which had been rresented: Samuel P. BILLS Snow, car allowance for April, 1063--x'20.00; L. M. Foster, tynewriter ribbons_= 3.65. Considered next were the following Form A arnlications for determination of Planning Board FO'3MS A jurisdiction: ' 463-35, orevi ously listed. 763-36, submitted May 9, 1063 by Estate of