HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928-06-25 III LEXINGTON, 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
tre 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 . Whittemore, who has
the record.
The meeting was called to order at 8.20 P.M.
by W. D. Milne, 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.
Mr . 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 Walter
Ballard. The hearing closed at 8.50 P.M. 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.