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IJuly 12, 1965 A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, July 12, 1965. Meeting was called to order by Chairman Bryson at 7:30 p.m. with members Campbell, Fowls and Greeley, and Planning Director Zaleski present. At 8:00 p.m. a duly advertised hearing was held on the petition of Joseph P. and Anne Spinelli for the approval CARY ACRES SEC. 4 of a subdivision plan entitled "Cary Acres Section IY," - dated February 13, 1965 (Phinney Rd. extension to Fairbanks SPINELLI Rd.) Messrs. Burton Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Smith of 10 Phinney Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petersen, Joseph LaFauci and Joseph Moreau, Harold Schneider and Robert M. Lurie were present. There was no one representing the applicant. The chairman read the notice of the public hearing and explained the reasons for the hearing. After a brief discussion in the course of which no valid objections were brought up, the hearing was declared closed. Mr. Joseph E. Deignan and Architect Arthur H. Brooks CARRIAGE HOUSE Jr. met with the Board relative to a proposed building on - the site of Carriage House at School and Lincoln Sts. Mr. DEIGNAN Dei.gnan proposed to have a drystore, a grocery store, a beauty salon and a photographic supplie s store; his plan At 7:30 Attorney Norman Richards and Messrs. Kenny and Roberts met with the Board relative to the development FULLER HILL of Fuller Hill south of Rte. 2 -Rte. 128 interchange and ex- REZONING tending to Waltham line. Mr. Richards exhibited two plans - of the "Country Office Site -Lexington" labelled *Design AN RICHARDS- and "Design B" by Fulmer and Bowers. Mr. Richards asked ROBERTS for the Board's reaction to a 70 ft. access right-of-way consisting of two pavements of 22 ft. each and to a pro- posed 100 ft. buffer strip along the property line at the top of Fuller Hill. Mr. Richards also mentioned the possi- bility of limiting the height of industrial buildings so as to make them invisible from the Five Fields area. Mr. Bryson stated that the Board was generally in favor of the layout proposed and would presumably support the rezoning of Fuller Hill land owned by Mr. Roberts et al to C 3. It was suggested that the buffer strip could be in the form of a conservation easement. Mr. Richards stated that they would limit the rezoning proposal solely to the Roberts property. Mr. Richards also asked whether the property could be divided in advance of rezoning and of the Planning Board action. It was the opinion of the Board that the northernmost portion of the property would require approval as a subdivision including the approval of a way to be builttotown specifications. At 8:00 p.m. a duly advertised hearing was held on the petition of Joseph P. and Anne Spinelli for the approval CARY ACRES SEC. 4 of a subdivision plan entitled "Cary Acres Section IY," - dated February 13, 1965 (Phinney Rd. extension to Fairbanks SPINELLI Rd.) Messrs. Burton Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Smith of 10 Phinney Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petersen, Joseph LaFauci and Joseph Moreau, Harold Schneider and Robert M. Lurie were present. There was no one representing the applicant. The chairman read the notice of the public hearing and explained the reasons for the hearing. After a brief discussion in the course of which no valid objections were brought up, the hearing was declared closed. Mr. Joseph E. Deignan and Architect Arthur H. Brooks CARRIAGE HOUSE Jr. met with the Board relative to a proposed building on - the site of Carriage House at School and Lincoln Sts. Mr. DEIGNAN Dei.gnan proposed to have a drystore, a grocery store, a beauty salon and a photographic supplie s store; his plan