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Green. The Battle Green is the one thing that distinguishes it from any other place in the country, outside of Concord, and I think the gentlemen of the Board of Appeals should think about it very seriously, in view that it woudd detract from the Town in the future. Locke: Is there anyone else that wishes to speak? Anyone in opposition w Eoas not spoken, will they show their hands and be so recorded. Does as* member of the Board have any questions? _Em_ery� I would like to see a copy of the 1937 agreement, if Mr. Hanna wilesleave it here. LLnah: Would the church be willing to fence in the Foley side of the property? Hana: Within the limits of my authority, I would say yes. I would like to answer one point in one of the letters. In the first place, for the ordinary functions, the area in back of the church will be quite ade- quate and we could parr enough cars to take care of normal functions. What we are checking on here is the parking on'Sunday mornings. May: May I say a word about the agreement. The Rowse property consists of wo lots, on one of which we wish to have our parking. It also says that the front lot shall be used for a dwelling house for one or two families. There is no other agreement. The use of a driveway to enter the rear land ' would not be prohibited. Abuttor: Mr. Hanna at the Parish Meeting made the statement that the com E e who had been working on this proposition for some time was much more in favor of an entrance from Bedford St. and in the interests of pre- serving the Green they themselves would prefer not to put an entrance through Harrington Rd. Hanna: I am not sure whether the gentleman is arguing against Bedford St or sometning else. We felt that it would be more convenient to have an entrance from Bedford St. However the Planning Board has expressed its views and we are willing to go along with them. Abuttor: Is there any ruling on driveways as to side lines? (Rest of report is missing) Muriel C. Stone Clerk 1