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PLANNING BOA RU MEETING I February 1, 1965 The Lexington Planning Board held a regular meeting in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, February 1, 1965. The meeting was called to order by Vice-chairman Campbell at 7:35 p.m. with members Greeley, Meyer and Riffin, and Planning Director Zaleski present. Planning Board "Highlights" were reviewed and approved HIGHLIGHTS for publication with minor changes. After a brief discussion it was voted to authorize the Town Counsel to prepare the release of all lots in the Country COUNTRY CLUB Club Manor Section II upon furnishing to the Town Counsel of MANOR SEC. 2 surety in the amount of $15,000.00 as recommended by the Town Engineer. Upon a written request of the Emerson Gardens Realty Corp. it was voted to authorize the Town Counsel to prepare EMERSON the necessary instruments for the release of the next section GARDENS REALTY of Emerson Gardens to Station 9+55 Emerson Rd. upon the furn- CORP. ishing of a satisfactory surety by the developers. A public hearing for the Outhet subdivision "Pine PINE KNOLL ' Knoll Sec. One" off Marrett Rd. was set for March 1, 1965. Upon a written request by Ralph H. Hall, Trustee of the S & A Trust, the time for Planning Board action on "The THE ORCHARD Orchard Sec. One" subdivision (Bloomfield St. extension) was extended to and including February 8, 1965. At 8:00 p.m. an advertised public hearing was held on the petition of Robert Carrig, Trustee of Girrac Realty Trust MINUTE MAN to rescind the approval by the Planning Board on May 27, 1963 HIGH LANDS SEC. 4 of the plan of Minute Man High Lands, Section IV, dated Feb. 27, 1963 and revised May 14, 1963. Mr. Robert Carrig and Mrs. GIRRAC REALTY Richard Morehouse of 37 Moon Hill Rd. attended the hearing. Mr. Greeley reported on the meeting of the committee on the study of the Central Business District at 4:00 p.m. February 1, 1965 Mr. Campbell read the correspondence on the acquisi- tion of Lidberg land at Adams St. for Emerson Rd. right-of-way. Letter from the Framingham Planning Board regarding a Bill #1147 to make the submission of preliminary subdivision PRELIMINARY plans mandatory was read. After a brief discussion it was SUBDIVISION decided not to support Bill #1147 and to reply that the Plan- PLANS BILL ning Board appreciates the usefulness of preliminary plans and would support the proposed bill only if the Federation of Plan- ning Boards would discuss and favor it.