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PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />May 19, 1969 <br />The Planning Board meeting was held in its office on May 19, 1969. <br />Chairman Lund opened the meeting at 7:30 p.m. with the following <br />members present: Messrs. Clarke, Graham, Worrell and Fowle and <br />planning director Zaleski and planning intern Yaffe. <br />A letter to the Appropriations Committee regarding an article for <br />the June 2 Town Meeting, initiated by the Planning Board, to con- <br />tract for the studies and plans for a "Traffic Operations Program <br />to Increase Capacity and Safety" of streets and intersections, was <br />read and amended. Mr. Graham left the meeting to meet with the <br />Appropriations Committee to discuss this matter. <br />The minutes of May 12, 1969 meeting were approved as corrected. <br />A letter of recommendation to the Board of Appeals opposing the <br />petition of Charles Cole II for a variance to build on a lot of <br />less than 15,500 sq. ft. was discussed and approved by the Board. <br />The plans of Americana Corporation were discussed. The Board <br />decided to prepare a letter to the Board of Appeals stating the <br />Planning Board's objection to the three stories of the proposed <br />building and the parking in residence district, recommending that <br />the Americana corporation meet the zoning requirements in these <br />respects. <br />In response to an invitation from the Planning Board, the Spring <br />St. and Juniper Hill residents, as listed in the appendix, met <br />with the Board at 8:00 p.m. The Board expressed its desire to <br />keep some of the area as conservation land and some as residential, <br />opposing any commercial zoning. The residents expressed a desire <br />to have this area zoned commercial, increasing valuation of the <br />property and allowing them to sedl`and move out. The traffic <br />problems, created by the structure of the intersection and the <br />presence of Kennecott Copper, Raytheon, Burroughs Corp. and the <br />Ginn Company construction, were discussed at length. The possibility <br />of taking a tour with a group of the residents of the area is being <br />considered by the members of the Board. The twelve residents of <br />the area were in favor of commercial zoning and asked the Planning <br />Board to keep an open mind on this matter. <br />APPROP. COMM. <br />TOPICS <br />MINUTES <br />B/A PETITION <br />CHAS. COLE II <br />B/A PETITION <br />AMERICANA CORP. <br />SPRING ST. AND <br />JUNIPER HILL <br />RESIDENTS <br />Mr. Carl Burrie met with the Board to present plans for his proposal CARL BURRIE <br />to divide his 2.8 acre lot at 32-34 Winter St. in two lots, one WINTER ST. <br />having two houses and neither having the required frontage. The <br />Board agreed to give Mr. Burrie its position in regard to this pro- <br />posal on May 27. <br />Mr. Irving Mabee of the Board of Selectmen met with the Board to <br />discuss the Douglass property to be acquired for open parking so it <br />' can be used for off-street parking, library expansion or other pur- <br />poses. It will require a 2/3 majority vote of the Town Meeting <br />members and the Selectmen would like unanimous support of the Planning <br />Board. The Board agreed to unanimously support this approach. Mr. <br />Mabee felt a meeting with the Library Trustees would be helpful to know <br />what they feel about this matter. The Planning Board asked if a <br />
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