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293 PLANNING BOARD MINUTES MEETING OF JUNE 3, 1982 The business meeting of the Lexington Planning Board, held in Room G-15, Town Offices, was called to order at 9:45 p.m. by the Chairman, Mr. Sandy, with members Nichols, Smith, Sorensen and Uhrig, and Planning Director Bowyer present. Earlier in the evening the Board had conducted a public hearing in Cary Memorial Hall on a petition to rezone the Muzzey School property to the CD district. After the con- clusion of the public hearing, the Board reconvened in Room G-15 for its business meeting. DETERMINATION OF PLANNING BOARD APPROVAL 89. Barberry Road, Lots 66-A and 64-A, Form A-82/4 The Board reviewed a plan of land off Barberry Road, near Stonewall Road, which proposes to move the present lot line of Lot 66-A 25 feet into Lot 64-A in order to permit a proposed addition to have a 20 foot side yard. On the motion of Mr. Sorensen, seconded by Mrs. Nichols, it was voted unanimously: 1) The plan entitled "Compiled Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", dated May 24, 1982, by Miller and Nylander Company of Lexington, Mass., certified by Donald J. Forand, registered land surveyor, with application form A-82/4, by Samuel Berman, 11 Barberry Road, does not require approval under the subdivision control law; and 2) that a notation be placed on the plan that "Lot 64-A does not comply with the current provisions of the Lexington Zoning By -Law for lot area and may not qualify as a building lot for zoning purposes"; and 3) that the Planning Director is authorized to sign the plan in behalf of the Board after the notation is placed on the plan. SUBDIVISION OF LAND Al- Rlnfl Qnmrrnel Tr7nt OnA rnvmder e.FF rr .eie Ca.set. T�.de o,r Ya..kY ( . Hearings: Mr. Bowyer reported that definitive subdivision plans had been filed for the Blossomcrest Tract and for the land off Grove Street (the Grove Street land is proposed to be developed by Oscar Cormier). it was agreed to schedule a public - hearing on the Blossomcrest Subdivision for Monday, June 28, at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Sorensen said he did not like the idea of considering a subdivision plan while there is litigation pending against the Town on another subdivision plan on the same land. It was agreed to defer scheduling a public hearing on the Cormier Subdivision as Mr. Sorensen pointed out the definitive subdivision plan should not be entertained until the Board of Appeals had filed its decision on the special permit for the cluster subdivision.