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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-02-261 1 PLANNING BOARD MEETING February 26, 1968. A regular meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was held on Monday, February 26, 1968. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Mrs. Riffin at 7:30 p.m. with members Fowle, Greeley, Lund and Worrell, and Planning Director Zaleski present. Minutes of meeting of February 19 were approved. Request of Pond Realty Trust for the release of Country Club Manor subdivision bonds was considered and the letter from the Town Engineer advising of items of work not completed read. It was unanimously voted to advise Mr. Taurasi that certain items of work (see addendum) have not been completed, that until they are completed the bonds can- not be released and to request prompt completion of all re- quired work. MINUTES COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - POND REALTY TR. Letter to Town Engineer and Town Counsel relative to Denver St. subdivision were read and noted. A letter from DENVER ST. Attorney B. Perry relative to Denver St. was read and it was decided to advise Mr. Perry that subdivision plans and appli- cation were now available for review at the office of the Planning Board. Letter from Nora Ford, Attorney for Raytheon, rela tive to the discontinuance of Spring St. was read and placed on file. Correspondence regarding the traffic problem at Tricorne Rd. junction with Marrett Rd. was read and the referral of complaint to the Selectmen for study and action approved. It was voted to endorse as not requiring approval the plan submitted with Form A application #68-6 as follows: #68-6, submitted Feb. 26, 1968 by Lexington Center Office Trust, Paul M. Dalton; plan entitled "A Sub- division of Land Court Case No. 1587+, dated January 11, 1968 by Miller & Nylander, C.E.'s'&-_Surveyors. (Forbes Rd. Lot 9) The report of the Planning Board relative to the proposed rezoning of Corazzini land for apartments was dis- cussed next. Mr. Fowle agreed to prepare a draft of the report. The Board then adjourned to a joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen, School and Recreation Committees to SPRING ST. DISCONTINUANCE TRICORNE RD. FORM A Lexington Center CORAZZINI JOINT MEETING 2-26-68 -2- the development of Lincoln St. recreational area. It was ' CENTER agreed to retain the concept of using the area for school PLAYGROUND athletic program and recreation and to investigate the cost of proceeding in four stages, three for the 17 acres to be used for athletic fields and the fourth stage to landscape and improve the remainder of the area. Resuming the meeting in its office, the Planning Board ZONING ARTICLES proceeded to the consideration of reports on zoning articles. Mr. Greeley agreed to rewrite the draft of report on Article 50. Articles 52 and 53 were approved and signed. Mr. Lund agreed to prepare a draft of report on Article 54. Mrs. Riffin read a letter from Richard and Frederick CORAZZINI Corazzini offering to provide two lots at Blossom St. and RECREATION Concord Ave. for a playground. It was decided to thank Mr. Corazzini for his offer, to ask for a legal clarification of the word "provide" therein and to suggest that he refer to it in his Town Meeting presentation. The Planning Director reported on two errors in the Warrant (Art. 49 -'wrong distance, Art. 51 - second line wrong) and it was decided to ask Town Counsel's advice in this matter. Mr. Tillinghast proposal for Board of Appeals variance , TILLINGHAST to permit two additional two-family houses at #465-475 Mass. BD.OF APPEALS Ave. was discussed again and the revised plans, dated Feb. 26, 1968, viewed. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m. Francis T. Worrell Clerk