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BA-1 to BA-12, Board of Appeals Minutes, 1929-1985
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BOARD OF APPEALS M=h ING <br />April 30, 1937. 13 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Select- <br />men's Room, Town Office Building, at 8:00 P. 14. Chairman <br />kaddison, Messrs. Glynn and berguson and Associate Members <br />Errol H. Locke and John a. Lyons were present. `ihe Secretary <br />was also present. In the absence of Mr. Howard W. Robbins, <br />Mr. Glynn was appointed Clerk Pro -tem. <br />At 8:00 o'clock P. M. hearing was declared open on the <br />application of Calvin 4. Ghilds for permission to construct <br />and maintain a salesroom for motor vehicles in conjunction <br />with the gasoline filling station at the junction of Water- <br />town Street and the Concord Turnpike. <br />Notice of the hearing was read by the Clerk Pro -tem. <br />Mr. Calvin W. Childs spoke in favor of the granting of <br />his petition. He stated that seven months ago at the Sept- <br />ember Town Meeting it was voted to change the zoning at this <br />location and after the zoning change went through, he applied <br />for a permit to build and maintain a filling station. He <br />said that at the hearing in October and a meeting in November, <br />he was asked to restrict the property to satisfy the Board of <br />Appeals and he agreed to do so and in order to signify his will- <br />ingness to co-operate, he signed an agreement. 'phis agreement <br />restricted himself, his heirs and assigns. Mr. Childs read <br />that part of the agreement which stated that the land not being <br />used for a gasoline station would be used for purposes allowed <br />in an R.1 District, excepting that he reserved the right to <br />maintain a salesroom. Mr. Childs said that he had new plans <br />which includes a salesroom. He said that the outside appear- <br />ances and dimensions were the same as on the original sketch, <br />and he said that he would like a permit to erect the building <br />as shown on these plans. Mr. Childs said that he was in the <br />automobile business and not knowing much about law, he had <br />brought with him Mr. D^nforth W. Gomins, an attorney, to guide <br />him. <br />Mr. `'omins said that he became acquainted with the matter <br />only this morning. He said that he had been advised that this <br />was now a 0.1 District and that Mr. Childs wanted permission to <br />construct and maintain a salesroom. The Chairman informed him <br />that this was a hearing for a variance of the Zoning Law. Mr. <br />Comins said then as he understood it, a C.1 District was not <br />all inclusive and did not provide for the maintenance of a <br />salesroom for motor vehicles and the Chairman said that it did <br />not. Mr. Comins said that as the matter stood now, the pro- <br />perty could be used for any use that was allowed in a C.1 <br />District and the Chairman said that it could not according to <br />the agreement which Mr. Childs signed and filed. Mr. Gomins <br />
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