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PLANNING BOARD MEETING March 3, 1969 The regular meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30 p.m. March 3, 1969 in its office. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Worrell. Other members present at this meeting were Mrs. Riffin, Mr. Clarke and planning director Zaleski. Chair- man Lund and vice-chairman Fowle joined the meeting at 7:50 p.m. The minutes of the February 25 meeting were briefly reviewed but approval was postponed. IJTNUTES After a brief discussion on Article 107 (Spring St. -Hamilton), ARTICLES 98, reports on Articles 98, 107, 106, which had been amended and 1062 107 approved at the previous meeting, were signed by members of the Board. Reports on Town Meeting aritcles prepared or amended by members ARTICLES were reviewed. After some discussion, a motion was made and 95,96 seconded and it was voted to approve the combined report on Articles 95 and 96. The report was signed by the members of the Board. Draft of the report on Article 101 was discussed. There was ARTICLE 101 some discussion of income range for families occuping the MOD. -INCOME apartment units. Mrs. Riffin revised the report, using figures ROUSING from the President's Committee on Urban Housing (Kaiser Com- mission) rather than the Commission on Civil Disorder (Kerner Commission used in the original draft. Chairman Lund arrived and Mr. Worrell turned the meeting over to him. After further discussion concerning the right-of-way and re- ARTICLE 101 visions in the wording of the report on Article 101, the Board approved the report as amended. Report on Articles 99 and 100 (Nursing Homes), prepared by Mr. ARTICLES 99, Clarke, was discussed and comments made regarding the continued validity of previously issued special permits for existing 100 homes. Chairman Lund suggested this article could be amended NURSING HOMES on the floor at the Town Meeting. Mr. Clarke moved that this report be approved as corrected and the motion was duly seconded and voted. Attorney Harold Stevens met with the Board to discuss Garden GARDEN CENTER Centers. Mr. Stevens wished to know if the Board had made any decision about the 5 acre limit. Mr. Lund spoke for the Board and stated the Board feels there is a need for a better definition of nurseries and would like to work with Mr. Stevens in drawing up something that would be acceptable for the next Town Meeting.