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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-09-27PLANNING BOARD MEETING September 27,1956 A regular meeting of the Planning Board was held Sep- tember 27, 1956 at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Engineer's Room, Town Office Building. Present were Chairman Hathaway, -Messrs. Adams, Burnell and Jaquith, the Planning Director and the secretary. The following bills were presented for payment: Spaulding -Moss Co., tracing and graph paper, $7.35 and $5.55; Samuel P. Snow, reimbursement for car mileage, postage, and mis- cellaneous office supplies, $16.13. It was moved, seconded and unanimously voted that the bills be approved for payment. The following Form A applications for determination of Planning. Board jurisdiction were taken under consideration: #56-71, sulmitted on September 20, 1956 by T. W. Khiralla; plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington Mass.", Scale: 1" w-401,, dated Sept. 8, 1956, Miller and Nylander, C.E.'s &.Surveyors, Lexington, Mass. It was brought to the attention of the Board that be- cause a garage existed on the proposed property line between ' Lots A and B, the subdivision of the Khiralla lot was in violation of Section 8 (g) 3 of the Lexington Zoning By -Law. Mr. Snow was asked to discuss the matter with Mrs. Khiralla, explaining, that -the garage should be moved so as to have the required 15 -foot set -back from the lot line and that if this were done, the Board would be able to endorse the plan sub- mitted. #56 -?3, submitted on September 27, 1956 for Salvatore Ricci, by his attorney, John Lewis Connolly; plan entitled "Plan of Land owned by Salvatore Ricci, Waltham Street, Lex- ington, Mass.", Scale: 1" = 601, dated Sept. 1956, Arthur M. King, C.E., Waltham, Mass. #56-74, submitted on September 27, 1956 for Edith L. Short by her attorney, John Lewis Connolly; plan entitled "Plan of Lots on Waltham Street, Lexington, Mass.", Scale: 1" = 60', dated Sept. 1956, Arthur M. King, C.E., Waltham, Mass. #56-75, submitted on September 27, 1956 by Marion E. Whiting, plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lexington -Mass.", Scale: 1" = 301, dated Mar. 1, 1949, Miller and Nylander, C.E.'s and Surveyors, Lexington., Mass. It was moved, seconded and unanimously r VOTED: that the plans accompanying applications #56-71, #56-74 and #56-75 be signed bearing BILIS �' ti the endorsement "Lexington Planning Board approval not required under Subdivision Control Law." VOTED: that the plan accompanying application #56-73 be signed bearing the endorsement "Lexington Planning Board approval not required under Subdivision Control Law" and the additional notation that "the area of Lot 1 does not meet the require- ments of Lexington Zoning By -Law." The minutes of the August 13, 1956 meeting was. MINUTES approved by the Board. Read was a September 24th letter from the Board of Health requesting a joint meeting with the Planning Board BOARD OF and the Selectmen to consider a long range plan for an over-all town sewer. It had not been possible to schedule HEALTH a summer meeting satisfactory to all three boards so Mr. Snow was asked to make an appointment for a meeting to take place as soon as possible. The Board of Appeals notices of public hearings to be held on October 16, 1956 were taken under consideration. It was decided to take no action on the petitions of Felix BOARD OF V. Cutler and Ethel P. Koester and to hold the petitions of APPEALS ' Charles C. Flanders and Mary Perotta for further study. "NOTICES In regard to the petition of William E. Fitzgerald for permission to have a trailer on his land as a temporary office -residence pending completion of a house, it was de- cided to write a letter --as was done on January 17, 1956 in regard to a similar case --stating the Planning Board oppo- sition to permitting house trailers in Lexington and to the granting of the petition. It was decided also to include a statement in regard to the status of the petitioner's sub- division plan and his request to approve said plan on con- dition that no building shall be erected or placed on any lot until the required improvements necessary to serve ade- quately such lots have been completed to the satisfaction of the Planning Board. After considering the James A. Carrig petition for permission to use 40 acres of his land for a golf course and accessory uses, it was decided to go on record as opposing the granting of this petition and to write a letter to the Board of Appeals setting forth the following reasons for the Board's position in regard to the matter. The use of the premises operated on a profit basis is not authorized in residential areas under the Town's Zoning By -Law. There is no known access on the property as shown on the map. The ' development would be a traffic hazard, create a nuisance, impair the status of the neighborhood and have no sewerage facilities available. All details being in proper order, the Board endorsed all the original sheets and prints on cloth of the following ADAMS definitive subdivision plans: "Adams Estates, Section Two", ESTATES dated Dec. 21, 1955; "Green Valley, Sec. 111, dated April 23, SEC..2 1956 and "Battle View Park, Sec. One", dated July 9, 1956. In regard to the Green Valley subdivision, the name "Anthony GREEN Road" was approved for one of the new streets shown on said VAILEY plan. The name "Rumford Road" was also approved for the SEC. 1 new road in Battle View Park subdivision, said road to be superimposed upon Fifth Street and to connect, when extended, BATTLE to Laconia and Woburn Streets. r,= PARR SEC. 1 The secretary left the meeting at 10:15 and the ZONING Board discussed proposals for revising the M-1 section of the PROPOSALS Zoning By -Law. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. &,v,' a7 �e Levi G. Burnell, Jr. Clerk CI C