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12-16-2014 MINUTES

Planning · Source meeting date: 2014-12-16 · Record 47176

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TOWN OF CANTON 
PLANNING BOARD MEETING 
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2014 
SALAH MEETING ROOM 
7:00 P.M. 
TOWN HALL 
MINUTES 
Present: Jeremy Comeau, Chairman 
Michael Mitcheroney, Clerk 
George Jenkins 
Also present: Thomas Houston, Professional Services Corporation 
Karen Lawlor, Planning Board Administrative Assistant 
Chairman Jeremy Comeau called to order the Planning Board 
meeting of December 17, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. 
First Item on the Agenda — 6o HUDSON ROAD (Dedham St.), 
(Preliminary Subdivision Review for a three (3) lot subdivision) 
(Richard Staiti, Attorney) (Matt Smith, Norwood Engineering) 
Attorney Staiti introduced himself, Matt Smith from Norwood Engineering, Jay 
Bullen and Giorgio Petruzziello of Dedham. He explained that this parcel is 6.5 
acres and they are proposing to build three (3) residential homes located off 
Dedham Street at 6o Hudson Road. Each lot will be 30,000 square feet in size 
and notice was given to the Town Clerk, Board of Health, Conservation 
Commission, DPW, Fire Chief , and Police Chief. He read the letter dated 
December 4, 2014 from the Fire Chief into the record: "RE: 6o Hudson Road. 
Dear Chairman Comeau: I have reviewed a preliminary subdivision plan for the 
three lot development referenced above. As a result of my review, I have 
identified several items that should be addressed on the definitive plan: 
1. The definitive site plan shall include an analysis and evaluation of 
apparatus maneuvers throughout the development (including the cul -de- 
sac) created by swept path analysis and turn simulation software . (S -bus 
40 for comparison) 
2. The use of the opposite lane of travel in order to enter and exit the 
development is prohibited. 
3. The road shall have an unobstructed width or not less than 24 feet.