And our emergency services are quite familiar with our part of 117 since
there are so many accidents due to our bucolic scenery and other historical
roadways.

I especially find it fascinating that Lincoln was the first town in
Massachusetts to adopt two acre housing. So much history to be proud of!

On Sun, Nov 26, 2023 at 12:01 PM Ken Hurd <kenh...@keha.com> wrote:

> Sara,
>
> Your comment is very misleading.
>
> Cold Brook Crossing is not at all what one might see in Lincoln Station
> because of the controls that the Planning Board would have over any complex
> with the Site Plan Review section of Lincoln’s Zoning Bylaws that are
> already in place.
>
> Cold Brook Crossing is an example of Chapter 40B housing in which
> developers are allowed to bypass zoning when the SHI (Subsidized Housing
> Inventory) is under 10%.  These are two different animals.
>
> I’m sorry you felt you needed to resort to such a scare tactic in this
> discussion.
>
> Ken Hurd
>
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>
>
>
>
> On Nov 26, 2023, at 11:27 AM, Sara Mattes <samat...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 117 offers a lovely drive from Lincoln to Leominster, and a history lesson
> as you see the landscape and the towns change as you head west.
>
> Nearby, is a starling lesson.
>
> Just past Nine Acre Corner in Concord, and over the Sudbury line, on your
> right as you head west, you will see Cold Brook Crossing.
> It is a new housing development, many units completed and more under
> construction.
> It is a model for what we might see on Lincoln, esp. at the mall.
>
> Take a drive and see.
> Is that what we want?
> You be the judge.
>
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