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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1930-05-26 V I PLANNING BOARD MEETING Lexington, Mass. May 26, 1930. Present: - Emery, Glynn, Dutler, Milne, iltuffy,Town Engineer and Clerk. Eugene Kraetzer has asked to have the zoning Triangle at law on the triangle at Woburn Street and Fletcher Avenue Woburn St & changed from a single family dwelling to a business area. Fetcher ve . His idea is to build a block of stores and have the surrounding storekeepers move into the block. A letter was written him stating that he must file a petition for same. The petition from Mr. Floyd A. Bradstreet of Bradstreet Blossom Street to continue the manufacture •of soft drinks retnet was acted on. A letter was written him saying that we iti could do nothing about it until he petitioned the Board to change the zoning law of his district from an R1 district to a Cl business district. The Town Engineer was asked to have a topography layout showing the location for the new school house on Alen Street ready for the next meeting. Petition was received from Harriette W. Smith of 164 Bedford Street which had been signed by surrounding Harriet W. owners stating that they had no objection to having the Smith land at the Corner of Vglley Road and Bedford Street Petition placed in a business zone . A letter was written Messrs. G. F. & C. F. Smith stating that nothing further can be done until Valley Road is established as a Town Way. Mr. Daniel J. O'Connell, attorney for Ethel W. Bean, 241 Bedford Street, wrote a letter to the Board Ethel W. Bean expressing the desire of his client to have her land placed in a business zone. A letter was written him Petition saying that a petition would have to be signed by surround- ing land owners. Seeing that the last two petitions were requesting changes to be made on Bedford Street, it was decided that both hearings would be held on the same night . It was voted that people who petition for a 620.10 change of the zoning laws must pay a fee of 620.00. This Hea ,ing amount will go towards the cost of printing and registering Charge the mail notices of the hearings. Inith this charge, it is thought, that people will not petition these changes unless there is really something behind it. L p 2. Planing Board Meeting May 26, 1930 A petition has been received from Catherine F. Herbert to have the lot at the easterly corner of Catherine F. Mass . Avenue and Marrett Road placed in the business Herbert district . A letter was written informing her that a Petition petition must be signed by surrounding land owners and filed with a fee of $20100. Relative to a letter of February 19, from the Selectmen, inquiry to the status of the proposed extension Sherman St . of Oakland Street through to Sherman Street and Woburn Exterrs_'• on Street, the Town Engineer stated that the additional information called for at the March 3rd meeting was ready and will be presented at the next meeting. Relative to a letter of February 19, from the Selectmen, asking for some data on the Golden Guernsey Goldrnsey Farm development, the Town Engineer stated that the Levelonment owners had been told to present a development plan for approval of the Planning Board. :'.ater Supply Relative to a letter of May 10, from the Middlesex electmen, asking for recommendations O the layout Hospital Heights the street connecting Watertown Street to Liberty Heights for additional water supply of the Middlesex Hospital, the Town Engineer stated that, while not completed , the plans may be studied at the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 10:50 P . M. Respectfully submitted Secretary First meeting attended - C. C . Maguire