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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARSNG ' April 2, 1918 At 8:16 p.m., hearing was declared open upon the petitions of thirteen applicants for permission to erect dwellings the construc- tion of which would not meet the requirements of the Lexington Building By-law. In each case, the dwelling would be a copy of one of two types of houses designed by Mr. Charles M. Willis, Architect,:. i.e., either the aCape Cod House" or the "Saltbox Howe.° The thirteen applicants and the respective locations on which the petitioners wished permission to erect these houses are as fol lows: Joseph E. Belcher Leonard H. Brauer Joseph Connolly Mary H. Cornell Philip S. Gilman David G. Govan Charles D. Hufton Veteran's Lot #6 Hill Street Barrymeade Farm Development, Lot #3 Lincoln Street Veteran's Lot #11 Cedar Street Lot #42 Outlook Drive Veteran's Lot #7 Hill Street Veteran's Lot ,#20 Cedar Street Lot #3 on Burlington St. of land formerly owned by Jack and, Helen Johnson .� 9 A meeting of the Board of Appeals was called to order in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Friday, April 2, 1948. Chairman Locke, Messrs. Rich, Brown, Redman, and Houdlette were present. The clerl was also present. At 8:00 p.m. hearing was declared open upon the petition of George and Ocilla Tait for permission to erect, on No. 7 Carley Roadi Lexington, a single dwelling and a one -car garage which would not have the required side yard. Notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Brown. There were two persons present. Notices ofthe hearing had been mailed to the owners of all property deemed by the Board to be affected thereby as they a ppear on the most recent tax list. Mr. Theodore Custance stated that he was representing the Tails for this hearing. He explained that plans for the house and garage which he would like to build for the Taits at No. 7 Carley Road, located the building so that the rear corner farthest from the. street would be 13.33 feet from the nearest lot corner, as shown on the plot plan he submitted, instead of the required 15 feet. As the; prospective builder, he considered this layout a desirable one and ' was requesting permission to locate the proposed house and garage in accordance with the plot plan he submitted. Mr. Locke asked those present if there were any questions in connection with this application and, as there were none, the hear- ing was declared closed at 8:08 p.m. At 8:16 p.m., hearing was declared open upon the petitions of thirteen applicants for permission to erect dwellings the construc- tion of which would not meet the requirements of the Lexington Building By-law. In each case, the dwelling would be a copy of one of two types of houses designed by Mr. Charles M. Willis, Architect,:. i.e., either the aCape Cod House" or the "Saltbox Howe.° The thirteen applicants and the respective locations on which the petitioners wished permission to erect these houses are as fol lows: Joseph E. Belcher Leonard H. Brauer Joseph Connolly Mary H. Cornell Philip S. Gilman David G. Govan Charles D. Hufton Veteran's Lot #6 Hill Street Barrymeade Farm Development, Lot #3 Lincoln Street Veteran's Lot #11 Cedar Street Lot #42 Outlook Drive Veteran's Lot #7 Hill Street Veteran's Lot ,#20 Cedar Street Lot #3 on Burlington St. of land formerly owned by Jack and, Helen Johnson .� 9