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t.ay 10, 196'4
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:-'ui f-r, ''lynn, r_i Jar'', a-ad Greeley.
_.rlin.:ton 1_innintr 1)0-.1.rd
L.:st -r . Collins, , _1E' ir,ean
erJert . utenler, .Decretar;,T
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., al_ la s . _ac illin
';i-- ,r(i . ,_,'ltnil
'eltront i. 1annin_ ,oard
^ssrs. c1_,a11 1-lin mac. „ronin
o• n -in, i neer oodfall
uoncorri la.1 :i.n i:oa.rd
Ivan i_). ..ervias, Lnairman
Lt ,er L. L;7airr, uo cretar-
_arold 1 , Jud175.ns
_enr-- __:1 Cider
t.eg' acid 1 . ori-,an
r . 1- ard T . T art Tian, ,. ass . Lept . of Public ,,elfare ,
I Division of ' ousing and Town
1 1anuiale,.
I_r. 0 . L . J.'ellor s, En,_._neer, etropolitan Planning commission.
_r. Luff-,: called tie meeting to order, and explained the pur-
pose of the meetin: -tad the )robler_s to be solved.
_r. art ;an, 11 ;on r . Luff--1s su- 'estion, made a few intro-
/11131 or-,- r''rlar 's, st t5-n`- 1-Ji t the hi ,hwav problem blas such that v'e
n_ecded ,1 eonriete no-" set-u-D, e -'no 'rerinT the Lepartrlent of Public
,orlrs to control the 1 .nd borderin`, o-h Jtate 1 ighways. lie pointed
o It t -iat '!ore sl'.ou1r be no develonm_ nt frontinf'' on state .i`twaT;s,
e"ce et "as '1. cl coninnient stations at ver-- i'afrequent intervals,
(f'; ; les o,. mo.. e ) ar__ t 1 such stations mi-rht well be located on
iSlctrdS "let' een t -e t o roar- 'T"-s no'T deemed advisable . lie advocated
vrT- fe- Inters cti .1 stre ts, clainill, ti-at houses should front on concord
intJrcentin,r stre :ts •,a a e llin,r t h e
r 1l� Mate t.i gh^ray.
._ . 11o'Ts stated tL, t- there oxisted ,at present, no means
},__ •' ich the t t:� eoui.f control -'ro- erty d veloprent alon,, estate
Iii- -rs. elmLal.s. zed the value of center Planting strips in
hate ..5_'h ra -s . j suer .ested that ownership h ,owns of a very
"?arl o stt i'1 of 1, ltd' on ,0th sides of the .)tate iligilvlay might help Turnpikein brin._:in, bout t le c esired -irotection.
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1 r . ;;ervias -ointed out that the uoard of purvey can control
tae location of streets. c e Presse, the opinion that we should
atter-,jt to folio- t u evd.r, le set by ,estchester County, as regards
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the p,'ctect; on of ain tr•.ffic arteries.
Igen att ntio i as turned to 0,-isting conditions of zonint ,
1 r las :)oi-Ited out i- t , e -cent for sot Le uerreral F esidence area in
---,e1*",o t , t ue'r -i- r ''a to )ass er_tirel•* tiroa„'n sin„le residence
zcnes.
1 i . _art ,an onservei t ia.t , e vra-' side stands usually allowed
in sin. 1e r Sice.le ., zones ere ob-loci-ioi-lable on a ('freeway” of this
t-Tno . . ---, -1-.4 '7 r , u. ,ed t _ a- man- of these ra ysidc stcu 9 s <nre
ionstrosi 1 s, a_ r S_:( t '1^ Question of ossi.ble Co0uer tive marts .
It as reported thL t t le Concord 1 laming Hoard was in favor
of sticin to the nres.,nt zoninr- conditions 201 fet-back, sins-le
family cy-,!ll l n s, no f'. llin"' ste ti ons. ( there is now a filling
1 statio _ near t le '0sterl'- ter: inus of the nroeosed highway; and it
El-' ;t be advisa )1r to alto' one :.;ar Lake alden. )
t 1-b:is point the Helmont deleg& tes asked to be excused .
'II-les, J:7- Dressed t ler selves of being in favor of - the center strip,
t iron. nol't 1- ie 1e-- ti, of the proo -losed nign."ay; a ;_:rou.yin` of
'-l"sine ss o_ "' s1de sl-nnd ent"r-ori ses into small business zones,
the dOOrer_e. 1.7*c 'or :i 1, o7 t of a plain or t ,,e development of the
rorosed ni'n'. a--, 1' -!i^11 plan ri'ht be '-nken back to the Planning
oOards, and n•oai s of t,..o',oals of to r snective t0wns c0ncerned.
I ( elr'nnt dele`atcs depart . )
r . .ervais moved that
" II or er to Protect t :e new State hi -nv:a-, it is the sense
of these asse _bled jo rds that *e s -!.a1 stand together on existing
zonins , 0 )pose spot zoning, and, b" influencing Boards of .,urvey,
atter -,t to limit the number of entering roads to proper distances.”
as led unanil _oust-*.
i' . L.ollins then moved that
If ,_1P Uev:,r' 1 it nrtinr .oar' s assembled here each appoint one
member to serve on a re 'ional planning board , said board to meet
within t- O '•'ee's tO r'iscuss this situation. zils0 that !' r. Hartman
"nrl representatives oi. theLclront Planning Hoard and the Lincoln
Board of oeloctren serve on that recdonal planning board. The first
meeting of the region, 1 pl< nnin_* board snall be called by hr . Luffy."
Passed unanimously.
It "as sur'--ested t-iat the secretary cornnnunicate with the
nrorer authorities in __:elront :nd Lincoln in regard to this matter .
._ -_ '' i-1t"rEstili_ , n;IL e sin t_n.c1 narrnnious meeting was then
' ad iourned . hespectfully submitted,
Roland B. Greeley (signed)
Clerk
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Lifter group :Lan in oard meeting.
i'resent - i.r1.11['to-a t lanninr, ,Darr
uff-, r l,rnr_, ip'b-11, and ureele'-
_rlin 1-o .i lanning t card
iollins, utc_aer, rs . heed , I. ac.. illin and Lninn
r. .,ollins called tl_e two boarr' °i together to discuss the
Nast Le2:in?ton ,. r,d0' s e i '-11 �i on. J 3,culaine d that the Lexinn'ton
13oarc of 'iblic oL '-s had Tyro ,osed to the, _rli_ngton Board of r-ublic
or' S a ^:r re O1 the ne' sickle Brook Oetlet near the lower dam
of the ,-root _ r o' s, i*” yi ch outlet grade '.''ould be too hi,<;n to allow
of complete Oral nin o' the me doffs at 1 ter date '.' thout doing
the wor•'- all over a,,ein.
i r. ,_ toff' faointed out t_l t 1.12 present drainage -problem was
to take care of nurel-- local dr'iina •e )owe, and to the southwest of
the dor
r. .,ollit_s e -pressed the oninion, that, in the future , the
tel
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ole r^_ - codl- s '.i a ruff oft eacil-- be core. drained. Great
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., r. _ufi-- said t at he felt t tat there were many practically
botto .1_ ss pits of nuc' and - t in the readows area.
it As felt ti-, t t_e, l_rreat .. -ado' s eroblem was one that must
be settle( bet' 'een the: Le7:in.'t0:1 am 1 lington I. lanning 3oards, and headows
1- 1 t t„e Le,o2'in"ton i-lennin7 hoard mi.r'h1; e meet; to leer iron the
•r li-a -to -I Ll .nnin'T �,o rd in t--ie n_ arJfuture .
L ,e ,_,ecret, .r-- of the Lexington lanning Joard was instructed
to cher r ' 'itf, .,o•;-1 _ngi.neer Joegrove in regard to the exact level
of the era dosed ,r rtes, and in regard to what had transcribed be-
t",een the Los): s of ublic oris of Lexington and :,rlington.
,eetinr' 'as ed iourned .t 10:,.30 r . -u'.
t espectfully subr'iitted,
noland 3. Greeley ( aigned)
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