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114 Mr. Pryde, the builder of the Ide house, stated ' that he had not thought of obtaining a Building Permit, and had poured the concrete for a stone foundation, when the Building Inspector happened to call at the house. The Building Inspector informed him that inasmuch as the location of the proposed structure was not ten feet from the lot line, he would have to have a hearing to vary the Zoning Lair. The proposed building is 9' x 13*. - The Board advised Mr. & Mrs. Ide that it would take the matter under advisement and inform them as to the decision. The Chairman stated that there might be no objection to the structure until the Town laid out the street to the lot line, and that the Idets lawn extends about ten feet into the road. The Chairman stated that he was in favor of granting the petition. Mr. Glynn stated that he would like tc see the property before making up his mind. It was duly moved and seconded that action on the matter be deferred until the next meeting of the Board, which will be held on June 7th, and it was so voted. The records of the Boardvs meeting held on May 10th ' were approved. BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MAY 17, 1935. ' A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 8:00 P.M. Messrs. Maddison, Glynn, Kimball, and Associate member Clyde E. Steeves were present at the meeting. Howard W. Robbins was unable to be present, and Charles E. Ferguson was delayed, but was present at the second hearing of the evening. The Secretary was also present. Mr. Glynn acted as Clerk Pro -tem. The hearing was declared open upon the application of Carolyn D. & Edwin B. Ide for permission to erect a small summer house on their property on Summit Road, Lexington. The notice of the hearing as printed in the Lexington Minute Man was read by the Clerk Pro -tem. Mrs. Ide presented a sketch of her property, showing proposed location of the summer house, and also a picture showing what the completed building would look like. She would like to erect a small, screened -in pergola. Mr. Pryde, the builder of the Ide house, stated ' that he had not thought of obtaining a Building Permit, and had poured the concrete for a stone foundation, when the Building Inspector happened to call at the house. The Building Inspector informed him that inasmuch as the location of the proposed structure was not ten feet from the lot line, he would have to have a hearing to vary the Zoning Lair. The proposed building is 9' x 13*. - The Board advised Mr. & Mrs. Ide that it would take the matter under advisement and inform them as to the decision. The Chairman stated that there might be no objection to the structure until the Town laid out the street to the lot line, and that the Idets lawn extends about ten feet into the road. The Chairman stated that he was in favor of granting the petition. Mr. Glynn stated that he would like tc see the property before making up his mind. It was duly moved and seconded that action on the matter be deferred until the next meeting of the Board, which will be held on June 7th, and it was so voted. The records of the Boardvs meeting held on May 10th ' were approved.