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PLANNING BOARD MEETING
June 2, 1975
The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was called to order at 7:32 p.m.
by the chiarman Dr. Clarke with members Zabin, MacKenzie, Costello, planning
director Briggs, and secretary Mrs. Snow present. Also in attendance was
Manfred Friedman, Conservation Commission.
The minutes of Planning Board meeting of April 28, 1975, were approved as MINUTES 4/28
amended.
In response to the request of the Board of Selectmen, recommendation for
appointment to LCSR was considered. Mr. Brown, current representative
and chairman of LCSR, indicated willingness to continue. It was voted
to recommend to the Bd. of Selectmen that Stanley A. Brown be appointed
as representative to the Lexington Committee on Suburban Responsibility
for a term of one year, ending June 30, 1976.
LCSR REPRESEN-
TATIVE 1975-6
Recommendation on the nomination of representative to MAPC was tabled MAPC REPRESEN-
until December, 1975, at which time the term of Lois Brown, current rep- TATIVE
resentative, will expire. Mr. Costello expressed interest in serving in
this capacity when the matter is again considered.
Contract between the Planning Board and the Planning Services Group,
consultants selected to prepare a study on recreation, was reviewed.
was voted to amend Article IX of the contract to include reference to
the importance of the time element in completion of the study. Upon a
motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to sign the contract as
amended.
At 8:10 p.m., the Planning Board held a public hearing on revisions to
the plan for Ingleside subdivision.
Abllowing the close of the hearing at 9:15 p.m., the regular meeting
was resumed.
RECREATION
It STUDY
INGLESIDE
PUBLIC HEARING
Revised plans for Minuteman Village, (B/A hearing June 19) submitted on MINUTEMAN VILL
June 2, were reviewed and changes, as suggested by D.A.C., noted. A HAROIAN
letter in support of granting variances will be drafted by the planning
director. It was agreed that the Fire Chief will be asked for a state-
ment as to the adequacy of the access and internal roads for fire appara-
tus.
Dr. Clarke reported on the formation of an Advisory Committee on Recre-
tion and listed the members appointed thus far. A "Goals Committee",
consisting of 9 members is also being formed, comprised of Town officials
and members of Town Boards and Committees. The committee will work with
Charles E. Downs, consultant in preparation of a Goals and Objectives
study.
The meeting adjourned at 9:55 p.m.
Albert P. Zab , Clerk
ADVISORY COMM
RECREATION