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Martin Bernard, developer of "Burlington Arcade" at the Burlington/
<br />Lexington line, met with the Board for preliminary discussion of pro-
<br />cedures for possible rezoning of the portion of his land in Lexington.
<br />The members recommended that effort should be made to formulate a
<br />design plan for the land with participation of residential landowners
<br />on Lowell St., Mr. Bernard, and the Planning Board. A meeting will be
<br />scheduled in about a month.
<br />BURLINGTON ARC.
<br />MARTIN BERNARD
<br />Mr. Melvin Kutchin presented a revised design for the Kitchen & Kutchin KITCHEN &
<br />office building at Hartwell Ave. and Hinchey Road, and explained imple- KUTCHIN F & D
<br />mentation of D.A.C. suggestions for redesign. Discussion of Hinchey Rd.,
<br />which will remain unaltered as suggested by D.A.C., followed. Mr. Briggs'
<br />draft letter to the B/A (hearing 9/3) was reviewed and will be revised to
<br />include D.A.C. recommendations. The letter will be approved and signed by
<br />the chairman.
<br />Minutes of Planning Board meeting of July 29, 1974, were approved as MINUTES 7.29.741.
<br />amended.
<br />Memorandum prepared by Richard Magnuson and John Davies, D.A.C. following
<br />review of Lexington Chalet Inc. plans for expansion, (B/A hearing 9/3) LEX. CHALET INC
<br />was reviewed. Number of additional units, architectural style, and F & D
<br />paved area proposed were discussed, as well as suggestion for provision
<br />of a master planting plan by the developer. Letter to the B/A will be
<br />prepared by Mr. Briggs for approval and signature of the chairman.
<br />Dr. Rodney Poling, veterinarian, met with the Board to discuss his R. POLING DVM
<br />petition to the B/A for Special Permit to allow an animal hospital at LOWELL ST.
<br />#519 Lowell St. Site plan and rendering of the proposed building was
<br />displayed, and type of operation described. A resident of the area
<br />(Mr. Frasier) expressed opposition on behalf of abutting and nearby
<br />neighbors. The position of the majority of the Board was in support of
<br />the proposal. Mr. Briggs will prepare a draft letter reflecting the split
<br />vote and noting concern for the residential character of Lowell St.
<br />Mark Moore met with the Board at 8:30 p.m. to present preliminary sub-
<br />division plans for land on Bedford St. and to describe his plan to in-
<br />clude single-family and duplex homes in the development. It was gener-
<br />ally agreed that B/A variance should be sought to allow 2 -family homes
<br />in RS zone, and the members expressed approval of the plan concept.
<br />D.A.C. representatives Davies and Magnuson concurred and agreed to
<br />review the site plan.
<br />Mr. Charles Wiggins, Spaulding & Slye, was present to request a written
<br />statement from the Planning Board indicating approval of the Drummer
<br />Boy condominium development, for transmittal to Mass. D.P.U. with res-
<br />pect to the proposed curb -cut at the Hartwell Avenue jug -handle for
<br />access to the development. Mr. Wiggins will be sent a copy of the
<br />Report of the Planning Board to the 1974 A.T.M. on the Drummer Boy re-
<br />zoning proposal, with cover letter confirming Planning Bd. unanimous
<br />support.
<br />CENTRE ESTATES
<br />SUBDIVISION
<br />M. MOORE
<br />DRUMMER BOY
<br />PLANNING BOARD MEETING
<br />August 26, 1974
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<br />The meeting of the Lexington
<br />Planning Board was called to order at 7 p.m.
<br />by the chairman Dr. Clarke with members
<br />S. Brown, L. Brown, Costello,
<br />MacKenzie, planning director
<br />Briggs and
<br />secretary Mrs. Snow present.
<br />Also in attendance were John
<br />Davies and
<br />Richard Magnuson, D.A.C.
<br />Martin Bernard, developer of "Burlington Arcade" at the Burlington/
<br />Lexington line, met with the Board for preliminary discussion of pro-
<br />cedures for possible rezoning of the portion of his land in Lexington.
<br />The members recommended that effort should be made to formulate a
<br />design plan for the land with participation of residential landowners
<br />on Lowell St., Mr. Bernard, and the Planning Board. A meeting will be
<br />scheduled in about a month.
<br />BURLINGTON ARC.
<br />MARTIN BERNARD
<br />Mr. Melvin Kutchin presented a revised design for the Kitchen & Kutchin KITCHEN &
<br />office building at Hartwell Ave. and Hinchey Road, and explained imple- KUTCHIN F & D
<br />mentation of D.A.C. suggestions for redesign. Discussion of Hinchey Rd.,
<br />which will remain unaltered as suggested by D.A.C., followed. Mr. Briggs'
<br />draft letter to the B/A (hearing 9/3) was reviewed and will be revised to
<br />include D.A.C. recommendations. The letter will be approved and signed by
<br />the chairman.
<br />Minutes of Planning Board meeting of July 29, 1974, were approved as MINUTES 7.29.741.
<br />amended.
<br />Memorandum prepared by Richard Magnuson and John Davies, D.A.C. following
<br />review of Lexington Chalet Inc. plans for expansion, (B/A hearing 9/3) LEX. CHALET INC
<br />was reviewed. Number of additional units, architectural style, and F & D
<br />paved area proposed were discussed, as well as suggestion for provision
<br />of a master planting plan by the developer. Letter to the B/A will be
<br />prepared by Mr. Briggs for approval and signature of the chairman.
<br />Dr. Rodney Poling, veterinarian, met with the Board to discuss his R. POLING DVM
<br />petition to the B/A for Special Permit to allow an animal hospital at LOWELL ST.
<br />#519 Lowell St. Site plan and rendering of the proposed building was
<br />displayed, and type of operation described. A resident of the area
<br />(Mr. Frasier) expressed opposition on behalf of abutting and nearby
<br />neighbors. The position of the majority of the Board was in support of
<br />the proposal. Mr. Briggs will prepare a draft letter reflecting the split
<br />vote and noting concern for the residential character of Lowell St.
<br />Mark Moore met with the Board at 8:30 p.m. to present preliminary sub-
<br />division plans for land on Bedford St. and to describe his plan to in-
<br />clude single-family and duplex homes in the development. It was gener-
<br />ally agreed that B/A variance should be sought to allow 2 -family homes
<br />in RS zone, and the members expressed approval of the plan concept.
<br />D.A.C. representatives Davies and Magnuson concurred and agreed to
<br />review the site plan.
<br />Mr. Charles Wiggins, Spaulding & Slye, was present to request a written
<br />statement from the Planning Board indicating approval of the Drummer
<br />Boy condominium development, for transmittal to Mass. D.P.U. with res-
<br />pect to the proposed curb -cut at the Hartwell Avenue jug -handle for
<br />access to the development. Mr. Wiggins will be sent a copy of the
<br />Report of the Planning Board to the 1974 A.T.M. on the Drummer Boy re-
<br />zoning proposal, with cover letter confirming Planning Bd. unanimous
<br />support.
<br />CENTRE ESTATES
<br />SUBDIVISION
<br />M. MOORE
<br />DRUMMER BOY
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