HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-03 Community Planning and Development Commission Minutes293
Present: M. O'Brien
G. Hines
J. Sturm
C. Keller
October 3, 1977 R. Mayerson
Meeting opened at 7:30 P.M.
Zoning - '77 General Revision - Public Information Program
Progress report to Town Meeting is anticipated regarding by-law up-
date in November. Limited printing (36) should be prepared for dis-
tribution to members of all Boards and department heads. Informational
hearings will be held, probably late in November and in January.
Livable Cities Grant Application
Discussed. Board will request letters of endorsement from other
Boards, Departments and Agencies; Jaycees etc.
Board of Appeals - 588 Pearl St.
Board position is to favor strict adherance to Zoning by-law., Board
will request that a Bond or covenant be set up to assure construction of
Nelson Ave. extension, creating sufficent frontage and egress, so rear
lot is not land locked.
Finance Committee - Planned Capital Project
Boards term projects include the Dump Site, use and development;
Municipal space, and parking areas.
Walker Motion
Half hour meetings with other Boards should be scheduled, with topic-e.
to be discussed identified in advance.
Space Std
Postponed to next meeting
Warrant Articles Scenic Roads
Meeting next week with Conservation Committee, suggested by Lynn Staz,
was agreed to.
Sub Regional Meeting October 12th to be attended by Mr. Sturm.
Meeting adjourned at 9:20 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
C. Kelle~
Present: M. WBrien
J. Sturm
G. Paynter
R. Mayerson
October 11, 1977
Meeting came to order at 7:35 P.M.
Mr. Mayerson advised the Board that an applicant for the position
of Draftsman with unusual qualifications was available and recomended
that he be hired. After some discussion, motion was made and voted
that Mr. Leon Silviera be hired under the Ceta Program, contingent upon
confirming his record at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
At 8:00 P.M. the Board adjourned to meet jointley with the Conser-
vation Commission. The Commission Articles relative to Scenic Roads and
the Boards Livable Cities application were discussed, supporting the
Boards application.
The Planning Board then reconvened its meeting and approved the
submission of the Livable Cities application to the National Endowment
for the Arts. The chairman signed the application consistent with the
Boards vote.
The October 1st statement of the Planning Boards Accounts was re-
viewed.
All other business was tabled until the next meeting.
Meeting was adjourned 9:40 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
A V , I fzi
Gayllis Paynter