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BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING September 12, 1946 A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Thursday evening, September 12, 1946. Chairman Bowker, l'ilr. Redman, Mr. Nickerson, Mr. J. Milton Brown and Associate Member Ripley were present at the hearing. The Clerk was also present. At 8;00 p.m., hearing was declared open upon the petition of Clifford B. Wildes for permission to alter a building into a single family residence. Notice of the hearing was read by Hr. Redman. Mr. and Mrs. lVildes and Clifford B. Wildes, Jr. were the only persons present at the hearing. At 8;16 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the peition of John L. Pichette, Bertha V. Pichette and Lillian D. Parks for permission to erect and main- tain a gasoline and oil service station on the premises owned by John L. Pichette, Bertha V. Pichette and Lillian D. Parks located at 847-855 Massachusetts.Avenue. There were 18 persons present at the hearing. The notice was read by Mr. J. Milton Brown. Mr. Alfred Tropeano, speaking for the petitioner, stated that he wished to vary the application of the Lexington Zoning Law. The land involved is a vacant lot on the corner of Curve Street, and the next two lots on Massachusetts Avenue upon which there are three Mr. Wildes stated that he owns the building now in question. It has been used as a hen house, is about six years old. Mr. Lindstrom stated that he could not issue a permit. imately 87 feet from any The building is approx- house. The lot line in back is about 30 feet. The lot has never been sub -divided. It is owned by Mr. Wildes and his two sons. This building will be for his son's use (an ex -G. I. who is getting married). Mr. Wildes would be satis- fied to have permit for five years. Mr. Nickerson stated that the question at issue is only sub- division of the lot. The hearing was declared closed at 8;15 p.m. At 8;16 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the peition of John L. Pichette, Bertha V. Pichette and Lillian D. Parks for permission to erect and main- tain a gasoline and oil service station on the premises owned by John L. Pichette, Bertha V. Pichette and Lillian D. Parks located at 847-855 Massachusetts.Avenue. There were 18 persons present at the hearing. The notice was read by Mr. J. Milton Brown. Mr. Alfred Tropeano, speaking for the petitioner, stated that he wished to vary the application of the Lexington Zoning Law. The land involved is a vacant lot on the corner of Curve Street, and the next two lots on Massachusetts Avenue upon which there are three