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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-05-18PLANNING BOARD MEETING May 18, 1964 - A "regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, May 18, 1964. The meeting was called to order by chairman Meyer at 8:00 p.m. with members Campbell and Riffin, and planning director Zaleski present. The minutes of the board's meeting of May 11,-1964 MINUTES were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed by the board and it was voted to authorize their payment: Minute -man Publications, BILLS advertising --$91.14; Ken -Kaye Krafts Co., drafting supplies -- $1.80. Taken under consideration were'the following Form A applications for determination of planning board jurisdiction: FORMS A #64-28, submitted May 11, 1964 by Frank M. Hodgdon; Hodgdon plan entitled "A Compiled Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass."., scale: 1" = 40'; dated May 75 1964, Miller & Nylander, C.E.'s & Surveyors. #64-29, submitted May 14, 1964 ty Town of Lexington Town of Lexington by R. L. Higgins, Asst. Town Engineer; plan entitled "Plan of Land off Valleyfield Street Lexington, Mass.", scale: 1" = 40', dated May 1, 1964, John J. Carroll, Town Engineer. With reference to Plan accompanying Form A #64-28 sub- mitted by Frank M. Hodgdon, upon advice of Town Counsel, Mr. Legro, who came to the board'a meeting'to reply verbally to the board' -s letter to him about this plan, upon ;motion duly made and seconded unanimously VOTED: that said plan requires approval under the subdivision control law for the reason that it does not have front- age on a street as defined in Lexington's zoning by- law. Upon motion duly made and seconded it.was VOTED: that plan accompanying Form A #64-29 does not require approval underthesubdivision control law and that said plan be so endorsed. ' The plan was endorsed by members.of the -board. ' Upon a motion duly made and seconded, and at a written request of the applicant, the time for action on "Plan of lots 5-18-64 -2- GLEASON TERRACE on Gleason Terrace" dated March 3, 1964, was further extended to and including June 2, 1964 by a unanimous vote. , At a written request of applicant, Westchester Estates, SANDERSON RD. Inc., upon a motion duly made and seconded, the board unanimously WESTCHESTER VOTED -'that the time within which the planning board must take ESTATES final action regarding the definitive -subdivision plan en- titled "Extension of Sanderson Rd., Lexington, Mass.", dated January 28, 1964, be further extended to and includ- ing June 2, 1964. The Covenant given by trustees of Pond Realty Trust with COUNTRY CLUB respect to Country Club Manor Section I3 definitive -subdivision MANOR, SEC.2 plan was reviewed by members of the board and accepted. Upon a - motion duly made and seconded, the board unanimously POND REALTY TR. VOTED: to approve the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Country Club Manor Section Two Lexington, Mass.", dated January 4, 1964, Albert A. Miller and Wilbur G. Nylander, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, subject to terms and con- ditions of Covenant given in accordance with Section 81-U, Chapter 41 of General Laws and subject to the condition that no building or structure be built on lot 17-A and on lots 29 through 35 without prior approval of the Board of Health. Correspondence regarding the reduction of surety and re - ' GLEN ESTATES lease of lots in Glen Estates subdivision was reviewed by members - of the board. It was unanimously WAYMINT REALTY TRUST VOTED: that the construction of ways and the installation of municipal services in accordance with the terms and con- ditions of the Agreement dated May 9, 1960, as amended, having been partially completed to the satisfaction of the Town of 'Lexington Planning Board for that portion of the land shown on the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Glen Estates Lexington, Mass.1}, dated November 9, 1959, referred to in said Agreement of May 9, 1960, the penal sum of the Aetna Casualty Company Bond 6863579, furnished as surety for said construction and installation, be here- by reduced from $50,000. to $2,500. It was also decided to request the town counsel to pre- pare a supplementary agreement or a rider to the original surety agreement and bond dated May 93, 1960, for the release from the restrictions of the Covenant of lot 3 Rolfe Rd. subject to the terms and conditions of the original surety agreement. Notices of Board of Appeals hearings to be held June 2, 1964, were read and placed on file. ' A"discussion followed regarding the proposed nursing home on Lowell St. now pending action by the Board of Appeals. 5-18-64 -3- Planning director was requested to outline board's views in a letter to the Board of Appeals. A copy of a letter from Winifred Friedman to Board of Selectmen relative to Highland Farm roadside stand was read and noted. At 9:00 p.m. chairman Meyer attended a meeting of the Appropriations Committee to discuss the various appropriations to be considered by the Special Town Meeting on June 8. The meeting adjourned at •30 p.m. R. E. Meyer Chairman 1 1