HomeMy WebLinkAbout1951-05-07' PLIMING BOARD M WING
Monday, May 73, 1951
Presents Adams, Irwin, Potter, Ripley. Johnson and Caduette at 9s009 Mr.
Stevens at 10x15.
Meeting called to order at 7:45 p.m.
Hewing - Silva
Mr.Joseph Silva appeared with petition to extend Sunny Terrace a
distance of approximately 4501 f5rom Sunny Knoll Ave. under subdivision
regulations of the zoning by-laws.
Altho Mr.Silva submitted plans for this street, he stated that
he believed it to be an injustice to have to build it for only one house
on his property, and asked if there could not be relief of some sort.
Messrs.Vernon Mosby, Charles Martel and Domenic deAmicis appeared
and wished to be recorded as being in favor of the street mvided it
would incur no expense to them, in the form of betterments, etc. They
also felt that a lordship was involved. The Board agreed to hold this
' over for discussion with Town Counsel. Ply. Stevens appearing later in
the evening was presented with the problem and said he would look into
the matter and see if there was any way in which relief could be afforded.
However, the petition as presented was approved by the Board.
Mr. Robert Ryder appeared with petition for extension of Sherbutne
Road, Colonial Acres, plans and profiles by Miller & Nylander, a distance
of approximately 250' in accordance with subdivision regulations of zoning
by-laws. He stated that Dane and Kendall Roads would be surfaced at the
same time. No objectors appeared and the Board approved the petition.
Pleasant Associates
Mr. Butler, Mr. Granger, and Mr. Graham, lawyer, appeared for in-
formal hearing on development on part of Wheeler Estate. They desired
the Board's approval of certain grades on three streets. The Board came
to the conclusion that as no preliminary plans as required under the Plan-
ning Board regulations were submitted, no action could be taken. However,
upon advice of Mr. Stevens, Mr. Potter moved and Mr. Ripley seconded the
motion that Pleasant Associates be notified that plans submitted to the
Planning Board for the development of a portion of their land on 1owell
Street are disapproved. So voted.
T.w_Patt�rson
A letter was read from Mr. T. W. Patterson submitting pries for
compiling a Master Map of the Town of Lexington. It was voted to notify
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Mr. Patterson that we were equipped at the present time with the necessary '
data.
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Bills were submitted as follows: Adams Press, advertising hearings
on Silva, Ryder and Site & Shelter, 9$10.02. Peter 2itso, rush aerial photo -
he service,, service, $220,00, Louise M. Baker, April stenographic service,
X16.88. Spaulding -Moss, 26 sq.ft.blue ozalids for population maps, $23.40.
It was voted to pay these bills, Mr.Adams not voting.
Minoti Ailliams & Hams
In reply to a letter it was voted to ask a representative of MiWt,
Rilliams & Bangs to be present at our next meeting on Monday, May 219 with
a view to discussing the parking problem.
Regulations
Mr. Burns, Town Engineer, stated that he felt we should draw up a set
of regulations for preliminary subdivision requirements and one for land
development construction requirements. Moved by Mr. Caouette and seconded
by h4r. Johnson that Mr. Burns be authorised to do this. So voted.
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m. '
W. S Caoustte,
Clerk
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