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TOWN OF LEXINGTON 3 1
<br />Oct. 20-John T. FitzGerald
<br />To: Erect o single-family dwell ing on lot 4 and port of lot 5 Eastern Avenue said
<br />lots having o frontage of 75 feet and on area of approximately 8589 ~uore
<br />feet. Granted .
<br />Oct. 20-Robert E. Dean
<br />To : Erect o single-family dwelling the construction of wh ic h would not conform
<br />to the requirements of the lexington Bui ldi ng By-low on lots 23 24 and 25
<br />in Block 17 Bertwell Rood, said lots having o total frontage of 92.2 feet and
<br />on area of 14,960 square feet. Granted subject to specific conditions cov-
<br />ering the construction .
<br />Oct . 20-Molcolm E. Grof
<br />To : Erect o single-family dwelling and garage on lot 52 Cedar Street, said lot hav-
<br />ing o frontage of 95 feet and on area of 40,250 square feet. Granted .
<br />Nov. 1 0-John V. Harrington
<br />To: Erect a single-family dwelling end garage the construction of which would
<br />not conform to the requirements of the lexington Building By -law, on Lot 5
<br />North Street. Granted subject to specific conditions covering the construction.
<br />Nov. 1 0-John Busa
<br />To: Convert the existing sash-house at 36 lowell Street to o greenhouse. Granted.
<br />Nov. 1 0-Lester H. l. Olson
<br />To : Erect o sing le-family dwelling the construction of which would not conform to
<br />the requirements of the l~xi ngton Building By-low, on lot 94 Wochusett
<br />Drive. Granted subject to s pecific conditions covering the construction.
<br />Nov. 1 O-Donald H. Perkins
<br />To: Bu ild o sing le-fomily residence, using the so-called box frame constructio n, on
<br />lots 69, 70 71 Henderson Rood, said lots having o total frontage of 90 feet
<br />and o combined area of approximately 9990 square feet. Granted.
<br />Nov. I 0-Douglos W . Smith
<br />To : Bu ild o single-family residence, using the so-coiled box frame cons truction, on
<br />lots 78, 79, 80 Henderson Rood, said lots having o total frontage of 93.44
<br />feet and o combined oreo of approximately 9310 square feet. Granted.
<br />Nov. 17-Susan A. Spencer
<br />To: Establish o funeral home ot 52 Waltham Street, to be conducted by louis H .
<br />Spencer. Granted provided that vehicles used in connection with the business
<br />shall not be parked on Vinebrook Rood .
<br />Nov . 17-Wilbur R. Fletcher
<br />To: Erect o s ingle-family dwelling and garage on lot 14BA Grant Street, said lot
<br />having o frontage of 1 OS. 15 feet and on area of 10,940 square feet. Granted.
<br />Nov . 17-F. K. Johnson
<br />To: Build on addition, 12 feet by 1 B feet, a t the rear of the present building locat-
<br />ed 39-41 Bedford Street, to be used as o point shop. Granted.
<br />Nov. 17-Bettie D. Jellis
<br />To: Conduct a kindergarten doily from 9:00 to 12:00 noon, in the vestry of the
<br />Fallen Community Church, 755 Massachusetts Avenue. Granted subject to
<br />the condition that this use of the premises shall cease at the end of Moy 1950.
<br />32 ANNUAL REPORTS
<br />Dec . 15-M rs. T . A. Custonce
<br />To: Erect o single-cor go rage at the rear of the property ot 100 Bedfo rd Street one
<br />foot from the southeasterly lot line and one foot from the southwesterly lot
<br />line. Granted provided that the construction conforms to the requirements of
<br />the lexington Bu ilding By-law.
<br />Dec . 15-H. A. Wilson
<br />To: Erect o single-family residence with attached garage on Lot A Patriots Drive,
<br />said lot having a frontage of less than that required by the present Zon ing
<br />By -low. Denied.
<br />Dec. 15-Stonley F. Penkala (Roberts Realty)
<br />To: Erect 3 real estate signs, each six feet by six feet, on the property known as
<br />Fairlawn on the northeasterly side of lowell Street. Granted subject to the
<br />following conditions: 1) That the signs shall be placed not less than 1 00 feet
<br />from Lowell Street; 2) That the s igns shal l be ma intained in good order; 3)
<br />That they shall be removed not later than July 1, 1952.
<br />The Board is deeply grateful to Mr . Walte r C . Ballard, Mr. Elmer C. Houd ..
<br />lette and Mr. Henry J . Duffy, a ssocia te members of the Board of Appeals, for
<br />their valuab le assistance during the post year.
<br />Respectfully s ubmitted,
<br />ERROL H . LOCKE, Chairman
<br />LESTER T. REDMAN
<br />JOHN F. RICH
<br />THOMAS G. LYNCH
<br />AlDEN l. RIPLEY
<br />REPORT OF THE RECREATION COMMITTEE
<br />Honorable Boord of Selectmen
<br />Lexington, Massachusetts
<br />Gentlemen:
<br />December31, 1949.
<br />We hereby submit a report and recommendations covering the first full year
<br />of operation of the Recreation Committee .
<br />The Committee passed on applications filed for the use of facilities in 1949
<br />as follows : HIGH SCHOOL-Baseball 9, Track 3, Girls' Basketball 2, Girls' Field
<br />Hockey 3, Tennis 5 ond practice, Football 5. JUNIOR HIGH -Baseball 5, Track
<br />1, Football 4. BASEBALL-Paul Revere League 23, Sacred Heart 44, DeMoloy
<br />21, Individual 1. SOFTBALL-Softball League 86, Cub Scouts 35, Sacred Heart
<br />17, Individ ua l 1. TENNIS-Lexington Tennis Association 14, Indiv iduals 2 .
<br />FIREPLACES--Individuals and Organizations 13 . (limited by order of Fire De-
<br />portment. Many requests for Fireplace Permits were refused to non-residents.!
<br />Permits were also issued for the NEAAAU Swimming Meet, the N.E.A.A.A.U.
<br />Girls' Track Meet, the annual pilgrimage of the Boston Council of the Boy Scouts
<br />of America, and to the American legion for the July Fourth celebration.
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