HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928-06-25LEXINGTON, MASS.
Planning Board Public Hearing
June 25, 1928.
A public hearing was held at 8 P. M. in
the new Town Office Building, Lexington, Mass.
in regard to change in the zoning by-law to change
the existing two-family house district involving
Parker St., Forest St., Muzzey St., etc. between
the Playground park area, Waltham St. and Massachusetts
Avenue, to a single-family house district. The
hearing was called after public notice of fourteen
days, as required by the zoning by-law, had appeared
in the Lexington Times minute Man and was inserted
by Assistant Town Clerk, Mrs. VIhittemore, who has
the record.
The meeting was called to order at 8.20 P.M.
by W. D. 14ilne, presiding, and C. E. Glynn, acting
as clerk. No other members of the Planning Board
were present. Seven citizens were present. On a
call for showing hands, four citizens expressed
themselves as favoring the proposed amendment of the
by-law and one was opposed. Mr. Greeley, Mr. Bailey
and Mr. Mitchell all spoke in favor of the amendment.
fir. Ferguson had a slight objection to the change and
stated that he would not be personally affected.
Mr. Hunneman also favored the change as did ','falter
Ballard. The hearing closed at 8.50 P.M4, after
arrangement had been made for the presentation of a
motion under the article warrant for the town meeting
and an informal gathering of the citizens present.
W. D. Milne,
Clerk.
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