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i ~ <br /> N <br /> HCSTORIC DISTRICTS COMMISSION <br /> A meeting of the Historic Districts Commission was held on Thursday, <br /> June 1, 1972. At the request of the Town Manager the meeting was adjourned <br /> from Room G15, Town Office Building, Lexington to the Selectmen's Meeting <br /> Room, Town Office Building, Lexdngton. Present were Commissioners Wilbur <br /> M. Jaquith, Chairman; George E. Graves; Donald J. Shaw; and Associate Com- <br /> missioners Albert T. Pitt and S. Lawrence Whipple. Mr. Pitt was appointed <br /> to sit for Philip B. Parsons who was unable to be present and Mr. Whipple <br /> was appointed to sit for Geoxgia H. Williams who was unable to be present. <br /> It was moved, seconded, and unanimously VOTED that Mr. Graves serve as Sec- <br /> retary Pro Tem. Also present was Mrs. Judith Uhrig of 15 Vine Brook Road, <br /> representing the League of Women Voters Observer Corps. <br /> A hearing was held at 7150 P.M. on the application of Keith W. and <br /> Marilyn M. Harrison for a Permit for Demolition or Removal of the garage at <br /> the rear of the property at 72 Waltham Street and far a Certificate of Ap- <br /> propriateness for blacktopping said rear pram' es. Mr. Jaquith read the i <br /> legal notice and application. Mr. Harrison part of the Board of Appeals <br /> Permit of January 4, 1972, submitted a sketch by Miller & Nylander showing <br /> plot plan, and photographs of the house and garage. The Board of Appeals, ~ <br /> in granting permission for the property to be used for business purposes, ~ <br /> required that five parking places in the rear and two on the south side of <br /> the building be installed. Mr. Harrison said that at the Board of Appeals <br /> meeting the neighbors stated objections to having an "asphalt jungle" in <br /> that area and would like to have the large tree in the rear of the property ~ <br /> preserved. He submitted three scale drawings showing the house, garden, <br /> lawn, tree, and proposed six parking spaces; four in the rear and. two on the i <br /> side. He also submitted one drawing of a slat fence proposed and three i <br /> drawings of proposed planting. The fence is to be 2/3rds on their boundary <br /> line and 1/3rd on the Orcutts property which is to the rear on Vine Brook <br /> Road and then the fence turns the corner. They propose to use a Butternut <br /> Brown stain by Cabot on the fence and the existing frame which is white will <br /> be stained the same Butternut Brown. Mr. Jaquith asked if there was any <br /> possibility of renting the upstairs, and Mr. Harrison said that the Board of <br /> Appeals had specified that the upstairs could not be rented. Mrs. Uhrig was <br /> asked if she had any comments and she said one, "save the tree". The hear- i <br /> ing was adjourned at 9+55 P.M. <br /> <br /> i An informal meeting was held with Roger Zorn of 10 Tavern Lane who sub- <br /> mitted an application for erection of an open deck on his dwelling which is <br /> in the Munroe Tavern District. He also submitted plot plans showing the <br /> location of the proposed deck and sketches SK156, SK157, and 5K158. <br /> Mr. Jaquith submitted a bill from Barbara Gilson, Clerk, for May 1972 <br /> for $67.65 ($66.25 for clerical services and $1.40 for postage). It was <br /> moved, seconded, and unanimously VOTED to approve payment of this bill. <br /> - - - - - ~ <br /> <br />