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Planning Board
Lexington, Mass.
!Jinutes of the Meeting
Members present: Fmeij, ,Milne, Bowers.
October 7, 1929.
Hearing before Planning Board on Five Forks Corner
proposition as to whether this section should be a business
section or whether it shall be decided to recon -.end that this
be restored to a strictly residential section.
Meeting called to order by Chairman Finery; at 8.15 P. M.
Mr. Emery explained the purpose of the meeting.
Mr. George H. McDer.r:lott asked about a section of the
Zoning Law having to do with Five Forks. He also wanted to
know if this meeting was called by Planning Board or b7T fifty
per cent of those owners near Five Forks. Tor. Emery answered,
°By both".
Mr. Heaney objects to Five Forks becoming residential. He
loses his temper several times and is told to sit down by Chair-
man.
Mr. Miller speaks in favor of having residential section.
I,Zr. Scheibe
in favor of residential section.
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Frank Goldman representing Innes and P:4cClellan, argues that
his clients %%ill suffer --that his clients bought land and gave a,
seven foot strip of land to the town on School Street on strength
of a part of the land being in a business section.
Mr. McDermott also makes same objections as Mr. Goldman. Mr.
McDermott is interested in Innes and McClellan property as a mort-
gagee. He holds a first mortgage of X13,000. given on Oct. 15, 1928
which was raised to "'13, 600. in June 1929.' George Ii. Ie7cDermott is
located at 75 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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October 7, 1929.
Mrs. Sarano objects to having business property in vk inity
of her home.
Mr. Heaney in favor of any business that wants to come to
Five Forks. Fie does not favor any change in Toning Law.
Mr T;Iill.er does not object to any business being at Five
Forks. He signed petition for change at Pair. Sarano's request.
Chairman Finery objects to conduct of opposition and
adjourns sheeting.