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He stated that the street is about 30' wide and it would be a menace to traffic. In answer to Mr. Fawcett's statement regarding traffic, Mr. Napoli stated that last year they had no trouble with the cars coming in and out of the stand. Mrs. H. L. Jenks sent in a written protest. The hearing was declared closed at 8:35 P.M. At 8:36 P.M. hearing was declared open on the petition of Salvatore Ricci for a roadside stand on the premises owned by Alfred L. Short on Waltham Street. The Clerk pro -tem read the notice of the hearing as inserted in the Lexine ton Times -Minute Ricci hearing. Man. Mr. Ricci did not appear. Mr. Alfred L. Short stated that he offered the use of his land to Mr. Ricci to sell his products, but he did not own Mr. Ricci's house. This stand was about at the junction of Old County Road and Waltham Street. The Chairman asked Mr. Short if Mr. Ricci sold only the produce he raised on his property. Mr. Short stated that he only intends to sell his market products. Mr. Ricci has about 30 acres of land bgt no land fronting on Waltham Street. At present there is a stand there which was formerly the old "Mohawk Spa" and it has sandwiches advertised on it, but Mr. Short informed the meeting that Mr. Ricci intended topaint it and use it for his roadside stand. At present the same is on Town property, but Mr. Ricci will move it back. The stand is 10' x 12V. Mr. Short thought that automobilists wishing to purchase products could turn into the Old County Road, thus relieving congestion of traffic an Waltham Street. No-one appeared in opposition to the petition and the hearing was declared closed at 8:45 P.M. Hearing was declared open on the petition of Joseph V. Boinay at 8:46 P.M. The Clerk pro -tem read the notice of the hearigg as advertised in the local newspaper. In regard to the Boinay petition, it was decided to pass the following vote: Voted: That inasmuch as no-one appeared in Boinay appli- favor or in opposition to the petition of Joseph V. cation. Boinay for a roadside stand at 100 Pleasant Street, which hearing was called to be held June 6, 1930 at 8:30 P.M. the Chairman be instructed to communicate this fact to Mr. Boinay and suggest that if he desire_ s to be heard in the matter of his petition, the Board will be in session iednesday, June 11, 1930 at 8 P.M. The hearing was declared closed at 8:55 P.M. In regard to the permit granted to Peter and Semonian Martin Semonian to change from a one family house to house. a two family dwelling their house on Woburn Street, the Board decided to pass the following vote: