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<br /> ,r • • <br /> HISTORIC DISTkICTS COMN1233ION <br /> A meeting of the Historic Districts Commission was held at 7,45 P.M. <br /> on Wednesday, May 2, 1973, in the 9eleetmen•s Meeting Room, Town Office <br /> Building, Lexington. Present ware Commissioners Wilbur M. Jaquith, Chair- <br /> man; George E. Gravest Donald J. Shaw; Georgia FI. Williams; and Associate <br /> Commissioner Royston T. Daley. Mr. Daley was appointed to serve for Com- <br /> missioner Philip B. Parsons who was unable to be present. Mr. Shaw moved <br /> and Mr. Graves seconded the motion that Mrs. Williams serve as Secretary <br /> Pro Tem. So VOTED. <br /> Prior to the meeting, the above mentioned members of the Commission <br /> and Associate Commissioner S. Latarenee Whipple met at Cary Memorial Library <br /> with Robert Hilton. Librarian, and A1.bert.Anderson, Architect. Mr. Hilton <br /> stated that the house at 12 Clarice Street would be demolished after the <br /> work was completed. It is proposed to enlarge the parking lot to a width <br /> large enough to hold thr®e rows of cars and to ..eliminate the driveway off <br /> Massachusetts Avenue which would be grassed over. All service vehicles and <br /> parking would enter from Clarke Street. The concrete wall at the side end <br /> of the property would be retained to prevent use of the parking area as a <br /> throughway to the private parking areas off Muzzey Street. Mr. Shaw sug- <br /> Bested that this concrete wall be extended or that the single rail fence be <br /> heightened to prevent oars using that area as a throughway. Mr. Hilton <br /> pointed out damage to the chain link fence from cars.. Mr. Anderson said <br /> that they need to move one vent and add one hatch to the roof. It was de- <br /> termined that the two changes in the roof would not be visible from street <br /> level. In addition to those two changes the location of cables for lights <br /> ing fixtures and the ramp will be changed and also the parking lot will be <br /> increased in size. The last three items will require a hearing before the <br /> Commission. <br /> The members of the Commission then went over to view the Lexington <br /> Mews Trust building under construction at 1012 Muzzey Street. <br /> A hearing adjourned from April 25, 1973 was bald at 8,00 1'.M. with ~ <br /> Elizabeth Flemings of Books on the Green, Inc.. Mr. Jaquith read the legal <br /> notice and the letter of application from Ernest A. Girowc on behalf of the <br /> applicant. The aign is to match in size and design of letters those now <br /> erected on the Central Block and is to read "BOOKS on the GREEN". Mrs. <br /> Flemings stated that their attorney had agreed that the word "inc." could <br /> be omitted. The hearing was closed at 8,05 P.M. <br /> A hearing adjourned from April 25, 1973 was held at 8,05 P.M. with <br /> Gardner Ertman. Mr. Jaquith read the legal notice and application for the <br /> sign for the office at 8 Wallis Court. Mr. Ertman stated that he had met <br /> with the Building Inspector who felt that they would need Board of Appeals <br /> approval to hang the sign so the sign will be attached flush to the build- <br /> ing which will eliminate the need for brackets. Mr. Ertman resubmitted the <br /> same scale drawings submitted at the hearing on April 25, 1973. He said <br /> that there would be approximately if 2" between the sign and the building. <br /> The sign would have bevelled edges and would be centered vertically on the <br /> right side of the door. The hearing was closed at 8,10 P.M. <br /> <br />
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