HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-02-04MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 4,1999
PETITIONS HEARD:
their home. Certificate 99C -04.
Town of Lexington
Historic Districts Commission
Commissioners in attendance: Ian Adamson, Mark DiNapoli, Joann Gschwendtner, Lynn
Hopkins and Steve Politi; Associate Commissioners: Sara Chase, Elaine Doran, and Eleanor
MacQueen.
6 Parker Street — Peter Liano was unable to attend the meeting and requested that the hearing be
continued to the March 4 meeting.
1351 Massachusetts Avenue — Jeff Ellowitz and Cindy Schlessinger received approval to reroof
Christopher Skelly, Director of Local Government Programs for the Massachusetts Historical
Commission, meet with the commission. The draft of A Guidebook for Historic District
Commissions was discussed.
CONTINUED HEARINGS:
73 Waltham Street — (Bell Atlantic) - Jacques Fauteux reviewed plans for an extension of the fire
escape, removal of a door and work on the roof penthouse. The work was approved but is
subject to review upon completion. Certificate 99C -05.
6 Bruce Road — The Nusses requested a continuation of the hearing
1707 Massachusetts Avenue — (Colonial Shoe Repair and Colonial Tailoring) - The Commission
approved a projecting sign for the front of the store and a wall sign for the rear. Certificate 99C-
06.
10 Woburn Street — (Gingerbread Construction Company) — John D'Orsi requested the hearing
be continued.
Cindy Savage came before the Commission to explain the article on the Town Meeting warrant
which seeks to have the land at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue, Fletcher Avenue and
Woburn Street transferred to the Conservation Commission for conservation purposes.
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