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PLANNING BOARD MEETING
October 12, 1976
The meeting of the Lexington Planning Board was called to order at 8:55 p.m.
by the chairman Mr. MacKenzie with members Brown, Friedman, Clarke, Zabin,
planning director Briggs and secretary Mrs. Snow present. Due to the fact
that the Planning Office was occupied by the Conservation Commission, as
previously scheduled, the Planning Board met in Room G-5.
Regarding the petition to the Board of Appeals of the Muzzey Corp. for
expanded parking area at 24-26 Muzzey St., previously discussed at the
meeting of October 4, it was decided, on the basis of conference by
the planning director with Town Counsel and additional information ob-
tained, to recommend that the petition be granted with the conditions
that a 10' buffer strip be maintained between Parcel "B" and the abutting
residential area, and that the restrictions re parking applicable in CG
Zone apply to the use of the parcel.
The Board reviewed a plan submitted with Application Form A76-22 by
Louis DiLuna to implement the 9/30/76 decision of the B/A, regarding
his three lots at the end of Wellington La. Ave. Upon a motion duly
made and seconded, it was VOTED:
The plan entitled "A Compiled Plan of Land Lexington, Mass.", dated
July 29, 1976, by Miller & Nylander, submitted with Application
Form A76-22 on October 8, 1976, by Louis DiLuna, showing land at
Wellington La. Ave., reouires no approval under the Subdivision
Control Law.
The planning director was authorized to endorse the plan on behalf of
the Board.
The chairman reported on inquiry by a local physician regarding possi-
bility of use of an elementary school building, which is slated to
be phased out in the future, for a medical building to replace the
existing facility on Clarke St. The Planning Board position, estab-
lished in 1972, that effort should be made to keep medical centers
in or near the Center, was referred to. Superintendent of Schools and
School Committee members will be consulted as to their views on feasi-
bility of such a proposal. It was decided that a subcommittee, com-
prised of individuals representing the merchants, legal and medical
professions and local residents, and chaired by Mr. Zabin, will be
formed for the purpose of drafting definition of a transitional zone
on the perimeter of the CBD.
The meeting adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
Manfred P. Friedman, Clerk
MUZZEY CORP
24-26 MUZZEY
ST. - B/A
FORM A76-22
DI LUNA
WELLINGTON LA.
CBD MEDICAL
FACILITY