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163 BOARD OF APPEALS MING ' May ` 8, 1936. A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P. M. Chairman Maddison, Messrs. Glynn, rerguson, Robbins, and Kimball!..were present. The ''ecretary,was also present. Mr. Glynn moved that Mr. Arthur N. Maddison be elected Chairman of the Board. Mr. Ferguson seconded the motion and it was so voted. Mr. Glynn moved that Mr. Howard 1�. Robbins be elected Clerk of the board. Mr. Ferguson seconded the motion and it was so voted. At 7:30 P. M. hearing was declared open on the application of Guiseppe Cacciola for permission to maintain a roadside stand for the sale of produce grown on the property at 708 Marrett Road. The notice of the hearing was read by the Clerk. Mr. Cacciola appeared in favor of the petition. The Qhairman asked him where the property was in connection with 'the Martin farm and he replied that it was just opposite. The ' ffiairman asked him if he had ever raised vegetables there before And he said that he.had not inasmuch as he had moved in early last Fall. The `hairman asked him if he had ever had a road -- side ,stand before, and he replied that he had one in Concord. The chairman asked him if he would raise his vegetables or buy them, and he replied that he would raise all that he would sell. The Chairman asked him if it was good tillable soil and if it had been used fora garden before and he replied that it had not been used for this purpose for a great many years. The "hairman asked Cacciola what arrangements he had thought of making with regard to the parking of cars. He replied that there was ple}ity of space right in front of the house and on both sides. The Chairman asked him how near the house was from where he wanted to locate the stand, and he said that it was forty or fifty feet. There is a driveway all around the house. Mr. Ferguson asked how far back from Marrett hoed the stand would be apd he was, advised that it would be thirty-five or forty feet. 'here are twelve acres in the parcel. Mr. Glynn asked Cacciola howl long the stand would be and he replied that it would be eighteen or twenty feet long and twelve feet wide, with a roof. He said that he wanted to build a stand with a roof so that the vefetables could be put inside at night or when it was raining* he roof would be of roofing paper and the sides matched board or shingles all around. Where would be a door in the center with a window on either side. Mr. Ferguson asked him if he had a plan of the stand and he informed him that he did not. Mr. Kimball asked him if he was going to build it himself and he replied in the affirmative.