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PLANNING BQARu MEETING ' March 2, 1964 A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, March 2, 1964 at 8:00 p.m. Present were Chairman Meyer, members Bryson, Oampbell, Greeley, and Mabee, and the secretary, Mrs. Macomber. At 8:00 p.m. a hearing was declared open on a proposal to see if the Town would vote to change to Holmes Road the name STRrZT NAME of Alcott Roaa for that part of an accepted way extending from CHANGE HEARING Burroughs Road a distance of 1,546 feet, more or less, westerly to Thoreau Road. No one appeared either for or against, and ALOOTT ROAD TO the hearing was declared closed at 8:03 p.m. It was moved, HOLMES ROAD seconded and voted that the Board support this change. The Board approved the minutes of its meeting of Febru- MINUTES ary 24, 1964. Also approved were the following bills which had been presented: Louise M. Macomber, secretarial service February 24 BILLS and 26--$18.00; Hobbs & Warren, Permanent Record Book --$26.95. considered next were the following Form A applications ' which had been presented for determination of Planning Board FORMS A jurisdiction: #64-7, listed week of February 24th. #64-9, submitted February 25, 1964 by Joseph Augustine Jr.; plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", Scale: 1" = 201, dated Feb. 7, 1964, Miller & Nylander, C.E.'s & Surveyors. #64-10, submitted February 27, 1964 by Edward T. Martin for John H. Devine; plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lex- ington, Mass., owned by: John H. Devine; Scale: 1" - 40', dated September 14, 1964, Joseph W. Moore, Inc... Bedford. #64-11, submitted March 2, 1964 by George W. Forten; plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", Scale; 1" = 40', dated Feb. 29, 1964, Miller & Nylander, C.E.'s & Surveyors. Upon motions duly made and seconded, it was unanimously VOTED: that the Lexington Planning Board determines that the plans accompanying Form A applications #64-7 and #64-11 do not require approval under the subdivision control ' law, and that said plans be so endorsed. VOTED: that the Lexington Planning Board determines that the