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Mr. Boinay stated that the Building Inspector came there bbout two months ago, it might be three, but not over. I said to him, "I will give you the W10, but how am I going to go down there thirty feet. If I do go down further I will have to have a building. He stated he would find out, and I didn't hear anything further." Mr. Boinay inquired if he could get a p rmit, and if he could put up some kind of a shelter. The Board then discussed with Mr. Boinay the possibility of setting back thirty feet. Ydr. Boinay felt that he had his driveway for parking and them was room enough for three of four cars to park there easily, and the land is open for 600 feet. He stated that he has two signs there for people to drive into his drive. he stated that there was a wire fence that separated his property farther down on Pleasant St. Mr. Boinay stated that if the permit is granted he would level the land in front of the stand and construct a driveway for parking of cars. Mr. Boinay felt that there was sufficient room without setting back thirty feet for people to come into his property. He stated that Ur. Holland suggested his putting up three signs. He felt that there was room for fifteen or eighteen cars without setting bac thirty feet. Mr. Glynn drew a sketth of the location and there was a general discussion about setting back the stand and the access to it. Letter from Mrs. Emily N. Saul was read by the Board, also a letter fro-. Lucy D. Walsh in opposition to any change in the Zoning By-laws. No one else appeared in opeositien. The hearing was then declared clos-d at 8:52 1.M. The Board then discussed the application. The Chairman stated that the Town Uounsel informed him that the Board of Selectmen authorized him to get an Injunction against Mr. Boinay, Mr. Boinai1s counsel had discussed the question and agreed that Mr. Boinay would apply for a permit this '-ear, and apply again next Tr ear. rye thought they had in mind setting back about twent'r feet. It was the sentiment of the Board'that this now be referred to the Chairman and the '-Cown Coun'et.' to draw up such terms and conditions as they feel will be proper and binding. b(r. Uustance suggested that the Town Engineer go down to Mr. 3oinay's and set stakes ten and twenty feet back from the street line maki_n€; a total setback of thirty feet. The Board might vieW the stskes.