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ATTORNEYGENERAL °S APPROVAL
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 21, 1936
Selectman Charles E. Ferguson moves to take up Article 6, whereby
Mr. Lyon Carter offered the following motion.
Voted: That the Town amend the Lexington Zoning By-Law and Map
by changing from an R-1 District to a C-I District the parcel
of land described as follows :
At the junction of the Concord Turnpike and Watertown Street
the parcel bounded easterly by the curve at said junction 55.98
feet; southerly by said Turnpike 277.50 feet; westerly by a line
at right angles to said Turnpike 98.97 feet; northwesterly by a
line at right angles to said Watertown Street 98.97 feet; and
northeasterly by said Watertown Street 286.96 feet.
Mr. Carter asked that the privilege b-e granted Mr. Calvin W. Childs
to address the Town Meeting Members.
The Town Meeting Members having voted no objections , Mr. Childs
explained his proposition and reasons for his request.
Mr. Neil H. Borden, Chairman of Planning Board, reads report.
Motion of Mr. Lyon Carter seconded by Mr. William H. Ballard.
General discussion, following speakers , Dr. James J. Walsh, John H.
Devine, . William R. Greeley, Edwin B. Worthen, Robert L. Ryder,
Arthur F. Hutchinson, Ernest Cutter, Clarence Shannon.
Motion to amend Zoning By-Laws under Article 6 was put to a standing
vote as follows :
Yes Tellers No
25 George H.B. Green 7
89 Neil McIntosh 14
30 Charles M. Blake 2
144 2
Declared carried by two-thirds vote - 10:45 P.M.
Lexington, Massachusetts
October 6, 1936
I, James J. Carroll, Town Clerk of the Town of Lexington, Mass. , do
hereby certify that the above is a true and exact copy of Article 6
as passed at a special Town Meeting held September 21, 1936, and as
same appears of record.
James J. Carroll
Town Clerk
Boston, November 6, 1936.
The foregoing amendment to the zoning laws of the Town of
Lexington is hereby approved.
Paul A. Dever
Attorney General