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Minutes of the Lexington Zoning Board of Appeals <br /> Selectmen's Meeting Room, Lexington Town Hall <br /> February 14, 2008 <br /> Board Members Present: Chairman — Arthur C. Smith, John J. McWeeney, Judith J. Uhrig, <br /> Carolyn C. Wilson, and David G. Williams <br /> Staff present: David George, Zoning Administrator <br /> Petition Address: 1726 Massachusetts Avenue, Map and Lot: 0089000049 <br /> The relief sought is for a special permit in accordance with section 135 -78D of the Zoning By- <br /> law (Ch. 135 of the Code of the Town of Lexington) to allow one temporary sign. <br /> The Chairman opened the hearing at 7:30 PM by reading the legal notices and described <br /> information received from the petitioner relative to the petitions. <br /> Prior to the hearing, the petition and supporting data were reviewed by the Building <br /> Commissioner, Conservation Administrator, Town Engineer, Health Agent, Board of Selectmen, <br /> Zoning Administrator, Planning Board and the Historic District Commission. Comments were <br /> received from both the Zoning Administrator and Historic District's Commission. <br /> Kajal K. Saini presented the petition on behalf of the business, Nikki's Liquors. Mr. Saini <br /> indicated to the Board that due to the ongoing construction of the adjacent Lexington Common's, <br /> there is uncertainty by customers, whether his business is open. Mr. Saini explained that the <br /> temporary sign adjacent to the construction would help avoid confusion regarding whether the <br /> business is still open. <br /> The Board asked Mr. Saini what type of vinyl sign he proposed. Mr. Saini stated the sign would <br /> be fixed to the wall and be the dimensions and type of sign as shown on the plan. The Board <br /> asked Mr. Saini if he considered installing a metal sign. Mr. Saini received approval from the <br /> Historic District's Commission to install either a vinyl or metal sign. Mr. Saini indicated that he <br /> may install a metal sign instead. The Board asked Mr. Saini how long he felt he needed the <br /> temporary sign. Mr. Saini indicated that he would need the sign for between 6 and 7 months. <br /> There were no questions from the audience. <br /> No one spoke in favor or opposition to the petition. <br /> The Chairman closed the hearing at 7:38 PM. <br /> The Board felt the temporary signage was appropriate for the location. The current construction, <br /> including the redirected sidewalk access, obscures the entrance to the business and may lead to <br /> confusion of whether the business is still open. <br />
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