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r <br />1 <br />r <br />PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />April 5, 1978 <br />The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was called to order at 7:09 p.m. <br />by the chairman Mr. Zabin with members Sandy, Friedman, Wheaton, Nichols, <br />planning director Briggs, and secretary Mrs. Snow present. Also in atten- <br />dance was Ted Osborn, D.A.C. <br />Dr. Friedman presented amendments to the motion on Article 61 (revision ART. 61 <br />of Section 25) as suggested by Dr. Bussgang. Following review, it was SECTION 25 <br />agreed (1) to add the word "resident" after"family" which was inadvertent- <br />ly omitted in subsection 25.9.1; (2) to wait for future revision of Section <br />25 to add "and storage sheds" in subsection 25.3.2; and (3) not to change <br />the word "no" to "SP" under CR zone in subsection 25.7.3 and not to change <br />the word "NO" to "SPS" under CM zone in subsection 25.9.11. Dr. Friedman <br />will communicate the Board's position on his suggestions to Dr. Bussgang. <br />William Dailey, Esq., Hayg Boyadjian, and Norman Dahl, representing WILSON LAND <br />Meadowland, Inc., met with the Baord to present a plan of the Wilson land <br />showing 3 lots, one fronting on Moreland Ave., with common driveway for <br />the two rear lots. The Board of Appeals has been petitioned for variance <br />on frontage requirements. The remainder of the property was shown as con- <br />servation land, acquisition of which is subject of Article 39, 1978 A.T.M. <br />The members expressed general approval of the plan and advised the propo- <br />nents that subdivision procedures under Sec. 81-R of Ch.41, rather than <br />B/A variance regarding frontage requirements on the 2 rear lots was the <br />proper process to follow. The Planning Board will support Article 39. <br />Mr. Briggs reported that all work items except for the retention pond LOWELL EST.II <br />which is under Conservation Commission Order of Conditons has been com- SURETY <br />pleted in Lowell Estates II subdivision. Developer Stoico's request for <br />release of interest accrued on the $21,000 balance of surety held for the <br />subdivision was considered. Upon a motion duly made and seconded, it was <br />unanimously VOTED: <br />To act upon the request of Village Development Corp., Louis Stoico, <br />President, by releasing from Savings Bankbook #10506449 of the Newton <br />Cooperative Bank, funds above the amount of $21,000 which is the mini- <br />mum amount to be retained to ensure completion of construction at <br />Lowell Estates II subdivision. <br />Report of Asst. Town Engr. Martin, updating the cost estimate at $14,000 IDYLWILDE <br />for completion of work at Idylwilde Farms subdivision, was noted. Demand FARMS SURETY <br />by Charles M. McDermott, as discussed at meetings on March 13, and 27, <br />1978, that Bass River Savings Bankbook #67992836, showing a total amount <br />of $1,797.54 representing interest on surety for Idylwilde Farms subdivi- <br />sion be released, as recommended by Asst. Town Engr. William J. Martin. <br />Comments of John Crowe, D.A.C., on the site plans proposed under Article 69 ART.69 <br />(Powder Horn Village Condominiums) were reviewed. Mr. Crowe's recommenda- POWDER HORN <br />tions will be included in the Planning Board's statement on the Article. <br />Mrs. Wheaton proposed a change in the motion for Article 67 (HUD Flood ART. 67 <br />Insurance). The motion will be amended to add a third sentence under HUD FLOOD <br />