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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-01-28PLANNING BOARD MEETING ' January 25, 1965 The Lexington Planning Board held a regular meeting in its office, Town Office Building, on Monday, January 25, 1965• The meeting was called to order by Chairman Bryson at 7:35 p.m. with members Campbell, Meyer and Riffin, and planning director Zaleski present. Mr. Zaleski reported on his meeting with Mr. Brinkers of Metcalf and Eddy. Mr. Bryson said that he was contacted by the Capital Expenditures Committee and that a meeting will be held in the Planning Board office on Friday, January 29, 1965 at 8:00 p.m. with the Capital Expenditures Committee and Messrs. Woglom and Brinkers of Metcalf & Eddy. The question of Mass. Ave. widening was taken up and various members spoke in opposition to any significant con- cession as regards apartments in Hunt and Central blocks, since the previous arrangements involved the fair price of the land and the apartments are in addition to it. The minutes of the Planning Board meeting of January 18, 1965 were approved. The Board then went on to discuss the draft of the articles amending lot and yard regulations in C 1 districts. At 8:35 the Board attended a joint executive session with the Selectmen in their office. The discussion about the apartments in C 2 district and the additional payment to the owners of Hunt and Central blocks was concluded at 9:50 and the members of the Board returned to their office and re- sumed the meeting. It was a concensus of opinion that articles dealing with C 1 use, lot and building regulations should be post - pond. It was decided to move the hearings from February 11, 1965 to February 15, 1965. Planning director's memo of 12.16.196h regarding the use of Northeastern University students on cooperative plan was discussed next. It was decided to take no action. The preliminary sketches for the development of Fuller Hill area, if rezoned, were presented to the Board by the Planning Director and reviewed. The Board felt that a conser- vation easement and building placement such that roofs would not be visible from the easterly side of the hill, would be desirable. Notices of the following Board of Appeals hearings LONG RANGE FINANCIAL PLAN APARTMENTS IN CENTER MINUTES ARTICLES FOR WARRANT NORTHEASTERN COOPERATIVE EMPLO'.IIU NT FULLERS HILL -25-65 -2- were read and noted: BOARD OF APPEALS Barbara Miller Joseph Belotti Konrad Bloch Nicholas Cannalonga Emerson Gardens (1) Emerson Gardens (2) , Pond Realty Request from the Emerson Gardens Realty Corp. for the EMERSON release of next section of Emerson Gardens was tabled pend - GARDENS ing receipt of cost estimates from the Town Engineer. Minutes of Selectmen's meeting of January 11, 1965 were read and placed on file. COUNTRY CLUB Town Engineer's estimate of cost to complete Country MANOR Club Manor Sec. II (Augustus Rd.) was read and tabled pend- RTE.2 AND ing receipt of a request from the developer for the release. RTE. 3 The plan for the proposed exchange of land between the CASTOLDI Town and Mr. Castoldi at Suzanne Rd. was viewed by members of EXCHANGE OF the Board. Mr. Zaleski explained that the Planning Board had LAND requested the Selectmen to insert an Article into the warrant so that the 1965 Annual Town Meeting could approve the exchange. Reviewed by the Board was the following plan accompany - FORM A ing Form A #65-4 for a determination of Planning Board juris- diction: #65-4, submitted January 25, 1965 by Pond Realty Trust, , Pond Realty James Taurasi, Trustee; plan entitled !'Plan of Land in Lexington, Mass.", scale: 1" = 401, dated Jan. 21, 1965, Miller & Nylander, C.E.'s & Surveyors. It was voted that this plan does not require approval under the Subdivision Control Law, and the plan was so endorsed by the Board. Mr. Meyer reported on the meeting attended by him and RTE.2 AND Mr. Zaleski, between representatives of the Town of Lexington, RTE. 3 including Selectmen Cole, Cataldo, and Brown; Town Engineer Carroll; and State D.P.W. Associate Commissioner J. Warner in Mr. Warner's office, relative to plans for Rte. 3 exten- sion. Mr. Warner said that as of now the schedule of D.P.W. does not include any work on Rte. 3 and that Rte. 2 inter- change at Watertown St. will be constructed in 1965 or 1966. The meeting adjourned at 11:10 p.m. Natalie H. Riffin dlerk ,