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FLANR�G�lBOARD MEE`F�AIG
Monday, May 10, 1954
Present: Grindle, Hathaway, Irwin, Jaquith - Adams 9:15 - Stevens, Burns
Meeting opened at 7:45 ofolock. Moved`by Mr. Hathaway, seconded by
Mr. Jaquith and duly voted that Mr. ?-win act as Chairman pro tem.
Yw, Jaquith reported informally that on hearing of Barbara Andersaft
for permission to build on lot without frontage'on accepted street, there
were no objections recorded and it has been subsequently reported that the
petition was granted.
Baskin
Mr. John Baskin appeared with request that letter be written the land
court confirming the fact that on property of W. John and Frances May Baskin
on Wyman Road, plan already approved by Planning Board and filed in Land
Court, has not been rescinded, modified or changed in any way.
Dianne Estates
Moved by Mr, Hathaway, -seconded by Mr. Grindle and duly voted that
subdivision plan dated March 15, 1954 covering lots on Quincy Ave. on Form C
of Dianne Estates submitted March 29; 1954, public hearing having been held,
approval of Board of Health received., approval and acceptance received from
Superintendent of Public Works, and a bond with assurety in the amount of
$9000 having been received, be approved. Plan signed.
Potter
Plan presented by Mr. Potter for signature by Board, Land Court x#15980
lots 16 and 17 on Grove St, Plan signed by Board bearing the endorsement
"Lexington Planning Board approval under subdivision control law not required."
Lexington Construction Co.
Plan presented by Lexington Construction Co, for signature on addition
of lots to land of Rinaldo and Dearborn, Stratham Road, Plan signed bearing
endorsement "Lexington Planning Board approval under subdivision control law
not required."
Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin's proposal was discussed.
Requirements for permanent man listed as follows:
1. First choice Planner Engineer with degree in both
2, Professional Planner with architectural or landscape background
3. Engineer with Planning experience, minimum of 2 years, preferably in
Metropolitan -Suburban town.
Mr. Hathaway to contact ferry Norton, Mr, Grindle to contact Roland
Greeley and Harvard College, the Board authorizing them to present requirements
if persons available, the salary to be $6500.00 annually maximum.
It was decided to write Mr. Robert S. Bryant, the first choice listed '
by Mr. Benjamin.
While the Board'feels very fatorable toward Mr. Benjamin, it was felt b
that others also should have the opportunity of bidding. It was agreed that
Mr. Greeley and Mr. Burnham Kelly should be asked.
Blackwell
It was moved by Mr. Irwin, seconded by Mr, Hathaway, that a letter be
written Mr. Blackwell asking that he attend to the matter of his overdue bill
immediately inasmuch as the Board had authorized publishing and notifying in-
terested persons in order to expedite the matter of the hearing.
Meeting closed at 9:45 otclock.
Wilbur M. Jaqui
Clerk
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