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BOA Meeting March 24, 2016 2 <br />A Board member asked about #4 of the applicant’s answer to the question about <br />snowfall. (Ms. Pike answered that they park cars at end of driveway so they don’t get <br />plowed in. With the new garage, they will not have to park in the driveway anymore). <br />Ms. Pike presented a poster board showing photographs of the neighboring properties <br />and how they compare to their proposed plan. She stated that it will be 14 ft. to the <br />edge of the driveway. She also stated that the proposed garage will be 4.5 ft from the <br />edge of the property line. <br />A Board Member (Mr. Williams) stated that the length is very extreme. <br />Ms. Lion stated that although the plan shows the garage is far from the setback line, it <br />allows an even line with the other homes on the street. It’s not a possibility to fit a 2 <br />car garage on side of house. <br />Ms. Miljana Bovan, 9 Tufts Rd., owner of 12-14 Reed Street, stated that when they <br />tried to do a similar thing with a non-conforming structure, it was denied. She thinks <br />they have the right to build the garage they need but wants it noted that the property <br />sits near the wetlands. She is surprised at the procedure and double standard of the <br />request. <br />A Board Member (Mr. Williams) asked if they had applied to conservation. <br />The Chairwoman read the comments from the Conservation Administrator, Karen <br />Mullins which were stated on the Interdepartmental Recommendations sheet. <br />Ms. Pike stated that they had not been to Conservation about this yet but <br />acknowledged that they are 50 ft. from the intermittent stream. <br />The Chairwoman stated that whatever their decision, it will still have to go through the <br />conservation commission. <br />A Board Member (Mr. McCarthy) stated they may have another hurdle through the <br />conservation. <br />The Chairwoman closed the hearing at 7:45PM. <br />On a motion by Mr. Nyles Barnert and seconded by Mr. Edward McCarthy , the Board <br />voted 4-1 to grant a SPECIAL PERMIT in accordance with the Zoning By-Law <br />(Chapter 135 of the Code of Lexington) section 135-8.4.2 and 135-9.4.2 to allow <br />modification (addition) to a nonconforming structure. <br />Submitted by: Jennifer Gingras, Administrative Clerk <br /> <br />
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