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BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING AUGUST 9' 1932. A,joint meeting of the Board of Appeals and Board. of Selectmen was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building at 7:50 P.M. Meesrs. Baldrey, Custance and Glynn were present. Mr. C. E. Glynn was elected temporary Chair- man, The hearing was declared open on the application of Arthur R. Witham for permission to use the premises at 317 Marrett Road as a repair shop for automobiles. The Clerk read the notice of the hearing. The Petitioner stated: That he wished to annduct a general repair shop for automobiles; that he did not wish to sell gasoline or carry same in storage; that he *ould have on hand only small quantities of lubricating oil; that it was not his intention to store old cars or parts thereof outside the building. Miss Marshall, the owner, and representing Miss Adeline Marshall, Mr. Joseph Swanson, Mr. Albert Spencer, Mr. Thomas Whiting, and Mr. Marshall L. Tibbetts appeared in favor of the granting of the petition. Objections were voiced by two citizens whose property abutts the property on which the garage is located tendin to show that a repair shop for automobiles would injure adjacent residential property values, and that the noise would seriously interfere with their comfort. The hearing.was declared closed and the Board of Appeals adjourned to the Conference Room. At 8:20 P. M. the hearing was declared open on the application of Frank A. & Mary Napoli for a permit for a roadside stand on their premises on Middle Street near its junction with Marrett Road. The Clerk read the notice of the hearing. Mr. Napoli was present and explained that he wished to renew his previous permit under the same conditions. No persons appeared in opposition. The hearing was declared closed. At 8:30 P.M. the hearing was declared open on the petition of Harry F. Boinay fora roadside stand at 100 Pleasant Street. r The Clerk read the notice of the hearing. Mr. Boinay stated that he wished to conduct a road- side stand on the premises and would conform to the conditions imposed by the Board of Appeals including a setback of 30 feet from the street line which, however, he hoped would be reduced to 20 feet, and provisions for ample parking space for automobiles within his property lines. He stated that such a location would place his stand in the sun and he u 1 1