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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS ' August 3, 1965 A regular meeting of the Lexington Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, August 3, 1965. Present were Chairman Nickerson, members Abbott, Hoyt and Ripley, and associate member Dawes. At 7:30 p.m. the following hearings were declared open: Harv_ez W. New en�t - to vary the Lexington Zoning By-law in order todivide two lots at #56 and #58 Reed St. into three lots, two of which will not have the required area or frontage. Shell Oil Co. and Lillian M. Lo - for permission (1) under the Lexington—Zoning-By- w o erect operate a retail automobile service station on a parcel of land situated at the southeasterly corner of Lincoln St. and Marrett Rd. in a C 1 district, and numbered 286 and 266 Lincoln St., the service station building now existing on a portion of the parcel to be demolished and the new service station building and structures to be located substantially as shown on plot plan submitted; and (2) under the Lexington Sign By-law to erect and maintain in con- nection with said service station one standing sign. Evangelical Covenant Church - for permission to erect a free- standing wood sign for temporary use, 67" x 390 on property located at 50 Allen St. at intersection of Allen St. and Clematis Lane. Matic Valley Mental Health Association, Inc. - for permission to provide temporary oeffice space at t rear o 12Muzzey St. while plans for permanent quarters are being pursued, by locating there a "McCarthy Mobile Office." This would be 35' x 81, 9-1/2' high, wheels removed and mounted on cinder blocks, with no plumbing or water connections. Electricity and gas would be provided by teraporary connections from the building with approval of the Building Inspector. Dudley H. Chute - to vary the Lexington Zoning By-law in order to construe a single family dwelling at lots 41, 42 Charles St. with a set- back of 20 ft. instead of the required 30 ft. Alice P. Ramsdell - to vary the Lexington Znning By-law in order to erect a porch a tion to house at 28 Ewell Ave. which would have a side yard of 8.2 ft. instead of the required 10 ft. Albert H. Amiro - to vary the Lexington Zoning By-law in order to build an addition on Ehe back of existing house at 905A Massachusetts Ave. which would have a side yard of 7 ft. instead of the required 7-1/2 ft. Joseph F. Hill Jr. - for permission to erect a free-standing sign with dimensions of 51211 by 3'6" to be located at 176-178 Lowell St., site ' of "Hancock House" nursing home. At the close of the hearings an Executive Session was held during