HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-11-17 • November 17, 1961
The Historic Districts Commission met at 8:00 P.P.Q. in the
Selectmen's Office, Town Office Building.
Present were Donald R. Grant, Chairman, Philip B. Parsons,
Secretary, Wilbur M. Jaquith, Ruth Bevan, George E. Graves and Associate
Commissioner Carl E. Bryant.
The Chairman stated that he had received a telephone call from
Mr. Ivan W. Douglas, President, Sanscott Corporation, who expressed a
desire to meet informally with the commission withr egard to his property
on Bedford Street, which he has leased to Stop and Shop. It was agreed
that a meeting be held at B:00 P.M. on Tuesday, December 8, 1964, in
the Selectmen' s Room, to discuss this matter.
Further discussion was held on the problems of Mark Moore, Jr.,
with regard to his property at 42 Hancock Street. Summaries of the
case were given by the chairman and Wilbur M. Jaquith. A photograph of
the Hancock-Clarke House was viewed by the members of the commission.
Also present at the meeting was Mr. Francis Worrell, 183 Cedar
Street, Lexington.
It was agreed that the Chairman write a letter to Robert E. Meyer,
Chairman of the Planning Board, in which he state that the Commission has
an interest in the subdivision of the old Jackson p roperty on Hancock Street
and that the commission have a print of any definitive subdivision plan which
may be approved by the Planning Board.
It was further agreed that the Chairman talk to Mark Moore, Jr.,
with regard to placing blinds on the rear elevation of the house on Hancock
Street. The blinds are to be similar in design to those approved for the
other elevations.
The meeting was adjourned at *' I P
i- iilip B. arsons
Secretary
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