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TOWN OF LEXINGTON 23 Damage by Dogs ................................ Selectmen's Office Rental -of Public Buildings .................... Selectmen's Office Building and Plumbing Permits ............ Building Deportment Zoning By-low violations .................... Building Deportment Sign violations .................................... Building Department Wire Inspections .................................. Louis W . Bills, LExington 9-0760 Subdivisions .......................................... Town Engineer Mosquito Control ................................ Robert W. Armstrong, Supt., Kirkland 7-6170 Ambulance .......................................... Fire Deportment, LExington 9-0270 RETIRED FROM MU NICIPAL SERVICE The Boord of Se lectmen wishes to commend t he follow ing in- dividuals who, after long terms of service to the community, have . retired during 1949. Nome Deportment Police Police Dote Retired February 23 May 12 Years of Service · John C . Russell James J. Limo Antonio Cataldo Rolph H . Marshall Henry J . Nutt Frederick J . Spencer Public Works Cemetery Pork Assessors May 1 June 1 June 1 November 17 39 23 23 11 43 37 24 ANNUAL REPORTS REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS December 31, 1949. To the Honorable Board of Se lectmen Lexington, Massachusetts Gentlemen : The Board of Appeal s report s that seventy-five hearings were held during the the year 1949. Following is o list of these hearings and the decisions rendered in each case: Jon. 6-John T . FitzGerald for Lexington Post 3007 Veterans of Foreign Wars To: Use the upper wooden porti on of the "Fire Station" located o n Meriom Street, to complete the erection of a building at 2 Hayes Lone, to be used as Post Headquarters. Granted . Jon. 6-Professor John H. Judge To: Operate on academy for the instruction of young men and women for the years equivalent to the third yea r of high school through the second year of college at the premises located at 114 Concord Turnpike, Lexington. Granted provided that the student body shall not be more than 10, of whom not more than 5 male students may reside on the premises and provided that the per- m it shall be valid only so long os Professor Judge resides there and continues to operate or continues to be directly connected and associated with the or- ganization. Feb. 17-Chester C . Duval To: Operate a sheet metal shop ot 4 Bow Street, for the fabrication of duct work used in connection with air conditioning, ventilating and heating installations. Granted subject to the follow in g conditions: 1) That loading and unloading of material being de livered to and from the building shall be done at o side en- trance and not while the truck is parked on Bow Street; 2) That the cars of employees shall be parked on the adjacent lot off the highway; 3) That no material shall be stored or fabricated outside the building; 4) That in the use of the premises the petitioner agrees to limit the noise to that which is normal, customary and incidental to the occupancy; 5) That this use continues only so long as the business is operated by the petitioner, Chester C. Duval. Feb. 17--0scar B. Kenrick T o: Erect a greenhouse, approximately I 0 feet by 25 feet, at 114 East Street, in accordance with the sketch submitted. Granted. March 4 -Lowrence P. Dorgie To: Redivide three lots on Shade Street, namely, Lots 212, 213 and 21 4 , each having a frontage of 50 feet, into two lots to hove o frontage of 75 feet each and depth os shown on sketch submitted of 400 feet. Granted. March 25-Leelond G. McConchie To: Erect single -family dwellings and attached garages on Lots C and D Blo ke Road, which lots did not hove the area required under the Lexington Zoning By-low, in accordance with plot plan submitted. Denied.