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BOARD OF APPEALS PERMIT 50 c The Board of Apneals, acting under the Lexington Zoning By-law and General. Laws, Chapter 40 amended, having received , Sections 25 to 30A as by a written petition addressed to it Thomas M. and Irma K. Fords a copy of which is hereto annexed, held a public hearing thereon Of which notice was mailed to the petitioner and to the owners of all property deemed by the Board to be affected thereby as they appear on the most recent local the Lexington Minute-Mantax list and also advertised in which hearing was held it a newspaper published in Lexington, Building on the n the Selectments Room, in the Town Office fifth day of June, 1947. Appeals Wer® present at ve r egu ar members of the Board of hereto annexed. At this hearing evid.enceewasficate offeredfonotice behalfs Of the petitioner tending to shows Forde wished to erect a house on Loth #3 Th165sLincoln Street, Lexington, as shown on Plan of Five Forks Village in Lexington, Mass., dated Mar. 28, 1946 by Miller and Nylander, Civil Engrs., the construction of which was not specifically covered by the Building By-law of the Town of Lexington in that the construction of the first floor called for the use of precast reinforced concrete beams 8" by 6", and not over 12t long, and sectional precast re- inforced concrete slabs, in accordance with plans submitted by Giles Smith, Architect, dated February 201, 1947, and April 24, 1947, further referred to as Job. No. 4703. No one appeared in opposition. At the close of the hearing the Board in private session On June 5 1947, gave of the petition and. voted unanimously iinrfavor of the folation to the lowing findings: quested-sttHe#e�r a�� -se ed-bg-else-�aek#�rg-eg-Aske-exec teen-re— �ueseed. --a.-�k�a�-eke-exeepi��e�t-pee�t�eabe�-wl�� ta�-terms-'bc�-i�t��r blue-eteistts-e -blse-not 3. That the 6R&Alobe9uested will be in harmony general purposes and intent of the regulations in the Lexington® 29RINS By-law. Building