HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-03-16 a? cn 16, 1934
_. i 1 ._anin_r ,o .rd aeL_in. s ld in the 3o._ference room
n t { , iday, arch 16 , l9 4. L ers .
1. t '�: ' � it �.f.l_'��: t��1(1i . » arch L e�c.
uffT', ? aol-ason, 1 1:__, sci eibe , ureeley and ._imball were
present .
ioar'i or -ani.,ed . u1--nn nominated r. Luffy as
Cnairman a a' it as unanimousl-, voted and r. Greeley as Secre-
tarT- a lc it, also as a unanii:_ous vote . vote of thanks was
iao y to r. r obinson as past ,secretary.
T' warrant for the com- nt ' 0,-m heeting was discussed.
r. Luffy read the draft of the report to be presented on r._aes .
x_ven,_zc a_1r stated t t the total amount of area which is now
lair' out for h1, si.no ss in frontage is 23,09,3 feet and the total
estimated amount sctuall-r uses for business is 8,240 feet .
r . Greele-, ststed that according to statistics, Lexington
has - are t_1 a its onota fl'or t 1ese fi ""tires.
r . ;_ui'f- stated that the -Board had statements approving
the chat, e from the 1Aoard of selectmen, Dr. Barnes, and the
Baptist hurch and ap>>roval of hr . Thivierge if the others favored
it . r. C ' .,onlell made statements at Planning Board hearings
and To= :eetings tiat he favored the change but later refused Lass.
at the nenrin . The _ unt i_eirs aad is . _Leary are also opposed.
e px o ,ose a -endr:eats were discussed and it was moved Avenue
and seconc,ed that t 1e Loard report indefinite postponement in
respect to items C , ? . , ani ". under Article 38 of the warrant Amendments
for loin eetinr-, _arc 26, 1934, and it was unanimously voted.
1r_ re <sre to ection (h) apeearing under rticle 38 on
t _e arr tat, r ns on stated t -at hr. rartman 's opinion was
that once a r s anon h to are sent a petition unless some
c ianc,e ilrJ4 been lade in the status of the petition.
1_ reFr`dre' to the ne ; Uoncord „venue Iiighway, r. Glynn
sug• e stud t_1, t mar be s of 11 uln_inh Joard s of surrounding towns,
throe-b rick t is stre t is to run, be invited to meet to-
get' er -its. a ,A-,rte: e11qi Y_ee1 and settle the matter of gasoline
stations, cross roads am business districts . ne also felt Concord
tnat Le -inion stool ld have something definite in mind that
we r'a t, .1 opted nd -1Zre it r ;ac to ore sent, and made the follow-
ing, :ration - "'i at the flan in ,Joard favors the holding of Turnpike
such a -.:ami a, at i c a tee representatives from various towns
-ill be invites and "ill endeavor to 'ror1r u'- a program and twat
Lr. Greeley undertc. :e to bring' before the Loam some suggestions
along t_ie„a li.nes.” it as so voted.
1" e meetin, as adjourned at 10:00 P. .
he spectfully submitted,
r Oland B. Greeley (' igned)
Clerk