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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES
<br />MEETING OF TUNE 27, 2001
<br />The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board held in the Guard Room, Police Station, was called to order
<br />at 7:37 p-m. by Chairman Galaitsis with members, Chase, Davies, Harden, PIanning Director Garber, and
<br />Assistant Planner McCall- Taylor present. Ms_ Bridge - Denzak was absent_
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<br />Review of Minutes: The Board reviewed and corrected the minutes for the meetings of May 2 and May
<br />30, 2001. On the motion of Mr. Davies, seconded by Mr. Harden, it was voted unanimously, 4 -0, to
<br />approve the minutes, as amended,
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<br />SUBDIVISION OF LAND
<br />Old Smith Farm Cluster Subdivision, 160 -170 Wood Street, Stabile Cos., Naming of Streets: Ms. McCall -
<br />Taylor informed the Board that the developer has proposed the names Smith Garden Lane and Chestnut
<br />Lane for the two cul de sacs 1D the Old Smith Farm subdivision. Both names reference features of the site.
<br />After a brief discussion, on the motion of Mr. Harden, seconded by Ms. Chase, the Board voted
<br />unanimously, 4 -0, to accept the following names for the streets in the Old Smith Farm Cluster
<br />Subdivision: Road "A ": Smith Garden Lane; Road "B ": Chestnut Dane.
<br />DETERMINATION OF GRADE AND CONSTRUCTION OF UNACCEPTED STREETS
<br />I I Haskell Street, Request for Determination of Adequacy of Grade and Construction: Ms. McCall -
<br />Taylor informed the Board that Haskell Street, from Lowell Street to Crescent Hill Avenue, was
<br />constructed to Town standards in 1999 as part of the Winship Common cluster subdivision work. Mark
<br />Moore Homes' is now requesting a determination of adequacy of grade and construction for Haskell
<br />Street as it provides frontage for I 1 Haskell Street. The Town Engineer bas no problem with the condition
<br />of the street_ After a brief discussion, on the motion of Mr_ Davies, seconded by Ms. Chase, the Board
<br />voted unanimously, 4 -0, to determine that Haskell Street, as it provides frontage for number. 11, is of
<br />adequate grade and construction.
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<br />Met ro2ol i tan State Hospital Reuse Mr. Garber reported that the State Department of Capital Asset
<br />Management wants to convene the Tri -Town Met State Task Force but, so far, a date convenient for all
<br />parties has not been found. The purpose of the meeting would be to familiarize everyone with the current
<br />plan and develop a timeline of events: zoning action, transfer of land, utilities, and issuance of an RIP.
<br />M. Garber characterized this activity as "getting to the outer sphere of implementation."
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<br />SUBDIVISION OF LAND
<br />32 Roosevelt Ro ad Special Residential Devel opment Definitive Plan, North Shore Con and
<br />Developm PUBLIC H Present for this item were Mr. Ronald Lopez, North Shore
<br />Construction and Development, applicant; Mr_ Daniel Harrington, attorney: Mr..Edmund Grant: Attorney,
<br />M . Dylan James, of Meridian Engineering engineer: Mr. Richard Lakutis, LandTech, landscape
<br />architect, and Mr. Michael Abend, Abend Associates, traffic engineer_ There were a dozen people in the
<br />audience_
<br />Mr. Harrington described his Mr. Lopez's efforts to respond to the wishes of the Board at earlier stages in
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