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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES OF JUNE 23, 1986 The Meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in Room G-15, and the Select- men's Meeting Room, Town Office Building, was called to order at 7:34, in Room G-15 by the Chairman, Mrs. Uhrig, with members Cripps, Klauminzer, Sorensen, Wood, Assistant Planner Rawski and Secretary Peters present. ***************** ADMINISTRATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS ************ PLANS NOT REQUIRING APPROVAL UNDER THE SUBDIVISION CONTROL LAW 152. Form A/86-11, 113 - 115 Concord Avenue: The Board reviewed a plan showing the division of a parcel into three lots, all having frontage and area on a public way conforming to the zoning requirements of the district where the land is located. On the motion of Mr. Sorensen, seconded by Mr. Cripps, it was voted unanimously: to endorse the plan entitled "Compiled Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass. (Middlesex County), dated May 19, 19862 by BSC - Bedford, certified by Roger M. Corbin, Professional Land Surveyor, with application form A/86- 11, applicant Roger M. Corbin for George Kazazian, as it does not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law. 153. Form A/86-12, Emerald Street: The Board reviewed a plan showing an adjustment of property lines between two lots whose frontage remains unchang- ed, and the area being removed from Parcel B and added to Parcel A allows Parcel B to continue to conform to the zoning requirements of the district the lots are located in. On the motion of Mrs. Wood, seconded by Mr. Cripps, it was voted unanimously: to endorse the plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.," dated May 29, 1986, by BSC - Bedford. certified by Roger M. Corbin, Professional Land Surveyor, with application form A/86-12, applicant Robert E. Phelan, as it does not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law. SUBDIVISION OF LAND 154. Dunham Road off Utica Street, Joel Greenstein: The Board reviewed a sketch plan showing a cluster development on an extension of Dunham Road that would go through to Woburn Road. The proposal was presented for Mr. Green- stein, the developer, by Guy Messier, of Miquelle Associates, architects, and Stephen T. Russian, attorney. In response to a question from Mr. Messier, the Board said a 50 foot right-of- way with 24 feet of pavement would be required for the road, meaning the developer would have to acquire more land at the narrowest point of the site to construct the road. Mr. Russian said they had entered into negotiations with the property owner. Mr. Messier said they have prepared a proof plan, and added that frontage for three new lots would probably be created on Dunham Road when the road is extended.