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PLANNING BOARD MEETING January 26, 1970 The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board, held in its office on January 26, 1970, was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Lund with members Fowle, Clarke and Graham and Planning Director Zaleski and the secretary, Mrs. Johnson present. Mr. William Sullivan, builder and developer of the Bushnell subdivision WM. SULLIVAN me with the Board to discuss a plan submitted by him for endorsement as BUSHNELL RD. not requiring subdivision approval. The chairman explained that there was a question of whether lot 7 could be endorsed since its only frontage was on Bushnell Dr. to which it had no legal access being not a part of the subdivision. It was suggested that Mr. Sullivan wait for one week. In the meantime, the Town Counsel would prepare a letter making lot 7 subject to the agreements for the subdivision. The Board reviewed the following plans submitted for endorsement as not requiring approval under the Subdivision Control Law: 1. "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", dated January 7, 1970, by Miller and Nylander, submitted by William Hamilton with a Form A application #70-7, showing lots located on Concord Ave. 2. "Subdivision Land Court Case No. 22262 in Lexington, Mass.", dated January 7, 1970 by Miller and Nylander, submitted by William Hamilton with a Form A application #70-6, showing lots located on Concord Ave. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, the members of the Board VOTED: ' That the above plans do not require approval under the.Subdivision Control Law. The Board so endorsed the plans. The minutes of the meeting on January 19, 1970 were approved. WM. HAMILTON FORM A #70-7 d. #70-6 CONCORD AVE. MINUTES The Board adjourned to Estabrook Hall for public hearings at 8:00 p.m. PUBLIC HEARINGS and 8:15 p.m. on articles relative to nurseries and nursing homes. NURSERIES AND Upon returning to its office at 8:30 p.m., the Board resumed its meeting.NURSING HOMES A letter was delivered by the Town Counsel expressing the opinion that WM. SULLIVAN lot 7, Bushnell Dr., owned by Mr. Sullivan, did in fact have rights in FORM X670-1 the subdivision because part of its frontage was in the subdivision. BUSHNELL DR. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, the Board VOTED: To endorse the plan submitted by William Sullivan entitled: "Plan of Land, Lexington, Mass.", dated January 7, 1970, by Miller and Nylander, showing lots located on Bushnell Dr. as 2A, 6, 79 8, and 9 as not requiring approval under the Subdivision Control Law. The plan was so endorsed by the Board. The planning director's letter to the Massachusetts Federation of MASS.FED. PL.BDI Planning Boards relative to underground wiring rates was approved by UNDERGROUND the Board and signed. WIRING RATES The letter prepared by the planning director relative to the definition DEFINITION OF ' of a professional person "residing in the dwelling incidental to such PROFESSIONAL residence" in the Zoning By -Law, addressed to the Board of Appeals, PERSON FOR B/A was reviewed and approved with amendments.