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1 1 Millican 8/31/65 -7- Nickerson: Would you be in favor of it if it was at 12 Maple St.? Lynch: I believe in letting people live. patricis Millican: I am in favor. Nickerson: Anybody in opposition? Soshnick: Is there some way we could submit to the Board - we could submit some suggested modifications? It is apparent that some restric- tions should be imposed. Would it be possible to work out some type of restriction that the Board could subscribe to? Perhaps we might come up with something that might be more palatable to all concerned. Nickerson: You request that we wait until seething more definite is done. But before you do this read these two old conditions. We en- deavor to say what he can sell. Now if you people want to emphasize pottery there is the place to put it. If you decide that you want to put a monetary maximum value on something there is the place to define it. Soshnick: I think some years ago Mr. Millican was not granted a per- mission but I think it was a variance. At this point it is very difficult to determine as zoning changes, to be able to define what one wants to sell. Think Mr. Millican went to your house to get an opinion as to hew the land lay and if he would have to do it formally. To get annual permission is a very difficult thing to do. Nickerson: You know tonight this Board is going to discuss this business and we are going to continue to issue permission. It is very improbable that we are going to discontinue it, but probably it is just as definite that we will issue it for a certain period. We issued it last for two years. In this interim period there is plenty of time to get definitive. We are going to talk about it but suppose we will issue this for a year with approximately the same conditions. Ibbody'in opposition. The hearing was declared closed at 9:40 p.m.