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PLANNING BOARD MEETING January 27, 1964 A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held on Monday, January 27, 1961, in its office, Town Office Building, Lexington, at 7:45 p.m.. Present were Chairman Meyer, members Campbell and Greeley, and the secretary, Mrs. Macomber. The Board approved the minutes of its meeting of Janu- MINUTES ary 14, 1961. .Also approved were the following bills which had been presented: Louise M. Macomber, secretarial service Jan. 20,, BALS 1964-49:00; Colonial Supply Co., office supplies --$16.00. The Pinewood Section One subdivision plan was endorsed, PINEWOOD - there having been no appeal received during the 20 -day period SHIRLEY after notice had been sent to the Town Clerk. The Board executed a partial release from the pro- VINE BROOK visions of a covenant on Lot #16 as shown on subdivision plan MEADOWS, entitled 1�Vine Brook Meadows Section Two Lexington, Mass.?, SEC. 2 and dated June 12, 1960. ' Requests for hearings relative to rezoning proposals - having been received with the required number of signatures REZONING PROPOSALS attested by Town Clerk Carroll, the following were scheduled for Thursday, February 20, 1961, in Estabrook Hall: Rayco DATES FOR HEARINGS Realty `frust - 7:45 p.m.; I. W. Douglas - 8:00 p.m.; Russell Davenport - 8:15 p.m.; Planning Board proposals - 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Rawls, representing a committee who is surveying the general business district in the Center for the League of L. W. V. Women Voters, met with the Board for a brief discussion in re- gard to a questionnaire which is being prepared. She said she wanted the Planning Board to be informed as to what they were undertaking. They are also consulting with the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Rawls left at 8:30 p.m. At this time Mr. William R.-Whalon, representing Paino and LaCava, met to inform the board that their petition for REZONING rezoning for an A 1 district on Waltham Street had been with- PROPOSAL drawn; first because of a dispute about the Lexington -Waltham - line which affects them; and secondly, after research the PAINO-LACAVA area does not seem to them to be desirable for apartments. Referring to hearings to be held by the Board of Appeals on January 28th it was decided to oppose the petitions of Pine- BOARD OF crest Realty Trust for a nursing home, and Frank Walker for a PPEALS permit to build on Bacon Street, an unaccepted street. It was agreed to write to the Board of Appeals calling attention to the inadequacy of data, and especially of engineering information,