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' TOWN OF LEXINGTON <br />Massachusetts <br />02173 <br />MINUTES of April 2, 1998 <br />Commissioners in attendance: Ian Adamson, Richard Bechtel, Mark DiNapoli, Joann <br />Gschwendtner, Stephen Politi; Associate Commissioners: Walter Bergler, Elaine Doran, Eleanor <br />MacQueen <br />PETITIONS HEARD: <br />HISTORIC DISTRICTS COMMISSION <br />1874 Massachusetts Avenue - This hearing on the Library addition was continued from the <br />October 2, 1997 meeting and began at 7:00 p.m. in order to accommodate a thorough discussion <br />of the issues. Many issues, such as windows, the ramp in front and the mix of colors and materials, <br />remain to be resolved so the hearing will be continued. Volunteers from the Commission will <br />contact Walter Pierce to continue the discussion. <br />794 Massachusetts Avenue - Commissioner Bechtel stepped out for this hearing. Michael Keegan <br />presented plans for an addition to the rear side which were approved. Certificate 98C -25. <br />16 Belfry Terrace - Omar Khudari is doing dcicading at this property and will be dipping the <br />casement windows and will be replacing the rest. The proposal was approved. Certificate 98C -26. <br />5 Hancock Avenue - The Whitmans presented plans to replace the brick steps and landing with <br />wood and Trex. Approved. Certificate 98C -27. <br />36 Bedford Street - Commissioner Bechtel stepped out for this hearing. The team of Tom Fenn, <br />Jim Silvia, Jerry Frank, Tom Scott, Steve Shirrard, and Frank Stewart presented plans for an <br />expansion and remodeling of the Stop and Shop store. The Commission felt that the concept was <br />fine but more refinement was needed. The hearing was continued. <br />1761 Massachusetts Avenue - Various signs for the BankBoston office were proposed and <br />approved. Certificate 98C -28. <br />1666 Massachusetts Avenue — Spaulding Management applied for a sign for Scoops Ice Cream. <br />It was approved. Certificate 98C -29. <br />1557, 1661, 1693, 1875 Massachusetts Avenue — George Woodbury presented several plans that <br />the Town is considering. The Visitor's Center trim will be repainted the same color so no <br />approval is required. The Boston Edison lot will be enlarged for use during the library <br />renovation. Work will not begin until the construction of the library is approved. The approval is <br />good for three years. Certificate 98C -30. <br />Possible changes to the Fletcher Street lot were shown on an informational basis. Mr. <br />Woodbury also reported on plans to replace the parking lot attendant shed. <br />