Sudbury Planning Board to Hold Public Hearing on Zoning District
Sudbury Massachusetts Planning Board to hold a public hearing February 18 1955 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall. The hearing considers amending zoning by laws to establish a new Business District at the intersection of Boston Post Road and Landham Road including a described land parcel and updating the zoning map. Submitted by James Mercury and chairman Arthur H White with date February 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Boston Post Road
Landham Road
Boston and Maine
James Mercury
Arthur H. White
Town zoning amendment proposal on single residences
On February 18 1955 at 8 00 PM Article 60 seeks to amend Section 1 Subsection D of the Town Zoning By laws by removing the clause allowing single residences and their appurtenant buildings and adding a prohibition on single or multiple residences in any area zoned as Industrial District The proposal is submitted by the Survey Plan and Report Division of the Planning Board chaired by Arthur H White no action or vote is indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus
of Planning Board
Planning Board
Arthur H. White
Sudbury Article 61 Proposes New Industrial District
Sudbury Massachusetts Article 61 seeks to amend Section I of zoning to create a new Industrial District. The proposal defines a land area along the Boston Post Road bounded by Landham Road and the Wayland Sudbury town line, with specifics to the district’s Westerly and Easterly boundaries. Submitted by the Planning Board Survey Plan and Report Division, Chairman Arthur H White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Boston Post Road
Boston Post
Landham Road
Boston and Maine
Wayland-Sudbury
Sudbury to vote on zoning by law amendment for new industrial district
Sudbury Massachusetts February 18 1955 at 8 00 P M town meeting will consider amending section 1 of the zoning by laws to establish a new industrial district. the proposal would extend that district into the existing town map under the board of selectmen and planning office guidance with boundaries near the northern edge of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Olletes
Utherly Noe
Codger Lane Parcel Boundary Description
A legal description outlines the southerly side of Codger Lane near the NYNH&H Railroad, outlining a 300 foot offset from Horse Pond Road and 900 feet south of the B and M Railroad, forming a polygon to the Industrial District line. The plan is submitted by the Survey Plan and Report Division of the Planning Board on Feb 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codger
Boston and Maine
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Division of Planning Board
Planning Board
Arthur H. White
Sudbury Planning Board Proposes New District Boundaries
A survey plan filed by Arthur H. White, chairman, outlines a North Road side tract in Sudbury for a new business district. The plan sets the southerly line 300 feet from the road and describes a 600 by 200 foot parcel to be bounded by lines parallel and perpendicular to North Road. The notice forbids voting on the proposal until action is taken or the plan is submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
North Road
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Division of Planning Board
Planning Board
Arthur. H. White
Sudbury Planning Board proposes survey plan boundary description
The Sudbury Planning Board submits a survey plan and report for a parcel in the Westerly part of Sudbury. It details a boundary starting 200 feet east of Marlboro Road, with lines parallel and perpendicular to Hudson Road, outlining a 400 by 200 foot area and enclosing the site for Article 64 review.
Property Lines Defined Along Sudbury Roads and Hill
The description outlines a deeded boundary in the Southerly part of Sudbury Post Road and Goodman Hill, starting 300 feet west of Boston Post Road along Goodman Hill Road and extending 300 feet southerly to Boston Post Road. The text anchors property limits to specific road lines and distances.
Property boundary description submission by Planning Board
Thence Southwesterly by Boston Post Road 300 feet then NW parallel to Goodman Hill Road 300 feet then NE to Boston Post Road 300 feet to the point of beginning. Vote on action regarding this plan is not permitted. Submittal by Survey Plan and Report Division of Planning Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post Road
Goodman Hill
Division of Planning Board
Planning Board
Arthur H. White
Old County Road
Goodman Hill Road
Post Road
Old Colony
Pss
Aubrey Borden
Sudbury Zoning Map Adjustment Plan Approved
The Board of Selectmen directs incorporation of a zoning boundary into the town map along Haynes Road near the NYNH Hartford line. The plan describes a 300 foot easterly, 500 foot southerly, and 500 foot westerly corridor to the railroad track, based on a survey plan and report.
Property Boundary Description by Board of Selectmen
The article details a bounded land description at the Pratt Mill Road and Peakham Road intersection. It defines the southerly boundary 300 feet from the Peakham Road northerly line, running easterly along Pratt Mill Road to Peakham Road, then 200 feet southwest along Peakham Road and a northerly line back to the starting point.
Fragmented Sudbury land parcel description at Concord and Old Sudbury
A land area in Sudbury Centre at the Concord Road and Old Sudbury Road intersection is described with boundary lines and distances, including a 700 foot easterly measure from the Old Sudbury Road southerly line and a 1000 foot northerly reach to the roads, plus a 650 foot easterly leg and a straight SW return to the start, noting no vote or action. Submit to Division of Planning Board for February.
Planning Board boundaries establish North side of roads
Planning Board of Sbury Massachusetts describes a new boundary segment on the northerly side of Boston Post Road and Old County Road. The description specifies distances from Goodman Hill Road and parallel lines to define a triangular area and invites votes or actions on the matter. Aubrey Borden submits the proposal.
Sudbury Planning Board to Hold Public Hearing on By Law Amendments
Sudbury Mass Planning Board will hold a public hearing Friday February 18 1955 at 8 PM in Town Hall on amendments to Town By Law Article 10 Section 14 Limited Business District Set Back and Yards. Changes include increasing street center line setback from 50 to 65 feet and front yard depth from 20 to 35 feet. Arthur H White files the proposal on behalf of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town OF Sudbury Planning Board
Sudbury
Mass
Planning Board
Town OF
Boardsbury
Arthur H White
Arthur H. White
AL Ameines
Hali
Ploenning Board
Plannin Ordass
Sudbury Public Hearing on Zoning By Law Amendment
The town posts a public meeting Friday to consider Article 75 amending Section 1A 2a4 of the Zoning By-Law. The change allows the Board of Appeals to grant deviations from paragraph 4. The effect would be a strict exterior display rule with a one square foot nameplate indicating occupation. Submitted by Clerk Stephen M. W. Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Stphen M. W. Gray
Arthur H. White
Ploenning Board Proposes By-Law Changes on Residential Lot Sizes
The Ploenning Board will hold Article 76 and revise Town By-Laws Article IX Section 17. Changes set minimum lot areas for Residence Zones A B C with specified dimensions and allow existing plots to be used if setbacks are met. The current section remains in force until the proposed zones take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Arthur H. White
By Law Updates on Residence Zone Lot Areas
Planning Board submits a by law amendment detailing minimum lot areas for Residence Zone A B and C. It states 40000 square feet for Zone A, 180 feet frontage for Zone B, and 60000 square feet for Zone C. All new single family parcels after adoption to be in Residence Zone A.
Zoning Amendment Details for Single Residence Districts
The article outlines changes to Article IX Section 17 relating to land laid out after adoption. It specifies Residence Zone A B and C with minimum lot areas and setbacks. The present Section 17 remains until proposed changes take effect.
Planning Board Public Hearing on City Zoning Rezones
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing Friday on Article 78 rezoning of residence areas RB and C. The vote may rezone zones. current Section 17 stays in force until changes take effect. The proposal includes minimum lot areas of 22,500 square feet for single residence districts.
Slow Up Bon and Highway Facts From a Bygone Era
A Kansas City street corner sign warns drivers to slow down to avoid a run down feeling. The article notes that 1953 buses averaged 43.7 seats versus 40 in 1951-52, and discusses a hypothetical atomic powered car battery costing $8,000,000 and occupying 8000 cubic feet. It cites Changing Times and cites US trends: one in six businesses serves highway transport, 1900 roads could stretch New York to Boston, and more automobiles than telephones on farms.
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Kansas City
Changing Times
United States
New York
Boston
U. S
Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream Tops February Promotion
In February the ice cream flavor of the month is cherry vanilla named to honor George Washington. Oregon cherries flavor a pre packaged half gallon, widely stocked in self service cabinets as packaged ice cream outsells bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washam Lincoln
Oregon
Patch V At Concord Two Weeks Play
A fragmented note describes a school play titled Two Weeks Patch V At Concord with cast members Richardson Joe Ann Betty JoAnn Molly Willis and Molly II. The production involves Marlena Margaret Forbes and others and aims to be staged before the auditorium remains intact.
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Concord
Jones
Marlena
Kegaret
Forbes
Mrs. Ing
Richardson
Joe
Ann
Betty
JoAnn
Molly Willis
Emily
Molly
Molly II
Southern Illinois U boasts low costs for students
Carbondale Illinois SIU officials say a student can pay 798 dollars a year for room board and education. Breakdown shows 78 tuition and fees 576 for room and board and 144 for miscellaneous. Dorms fill early but private room and cafeteria meals cost about the same. The Air Force has 179 installations in 42 states and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinois University
SIU
University
Teen fatigue in adolescence a normal phase doctor says
Teena Tisea explains that teen tiredness on weekends often stems from growth, sleep needs, diet, and activity balance. Ensure medical checks, sunlight, outdoor exercise, and a proper timetable, and let them sleep late on Saturdays. Sponsored health column by local health boards and Middlesex Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisea
Teena
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
By Law Residency Zone A Planning Board Passage
A fragment indicates a by law to reside in Zone A and requires passage by the Planning Board. The text references a residency rule and a planning body approval process without full context. Entities referenced include Residence Zone A and Planning Board.
Sudbury Planning Board Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment
The Town of Sudbury schedules a public hearing Friday to consider amending Article IX section 17 of the zoning by-laws. The proposal would reclassify lands once owned by the Ford interests into Residence Zone C and place all other lands in Residence Zone A. Plans recorded by deed or plan before the amendment takes effect may be used with existing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Arthur H. White
NO RENT WARNS OF ROOM VACANCY CONFUSION
A New Britain telephone inquiry about a listed room for rent led to a confused reply claiming “have plenty of roomed with, and without.” The caller was redirected to the police station for clarification.
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New Britain, Conn
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New York, New Haven
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Pratt Mill Road
Peakham Road
Sudbury Centre
Concord Road
Old Sudbury Road
America
Dover
Del
Navy
Southern Illinois U
United States Air Force
Continental United States
States
District of Columbia
Knickerbocker
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