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Carroll (continued) -2 I Mr. Ginsburg: They come in on a small truck. Mr. Nickerson: Don't you shake the engines out? Mr. Carroll: I have to take the motor out but they don't have to take all the cars apart. Mr. Nickerson: The Building Inspector says there are complaints about the noise on crane. Mr. Carroll: one shake and it's out. Mr. Ginsburg: They should comply. The young man is twenty-four. We don't want the town to take away the use of the property that someone has had for over 100 years. Mr. Nickerson: Those who wish to speak in favor may do so now, those who have not signed the petition. Mrs. Parsons, 65 Allen St.: We have been neighbors for 15 years and border this property. The farm has been open to the children. We don't think a man's livelihood should be taken away. Taxes are high. They have to pay taxes. I'm very much in favor. I haven't heard that much noise. ' James Tatten, 29 Allen St.: In favor. They are trying to get it cleaned up. `I'm here to support them. I'm in favor. John Brucci: Within 24 hours cars are taken away. I'm in favor. I did quite a bit of work on this. Mr. Parsons: As far as pictures are concerned, any junk yard would look like that. No neighbors can see it. It's disagreeable (laugh), a junk yard, but I'm firmly in favor. They have left many open areas of green space. They pay taxes like everybody else (much hand clapping). I signed the petition. George Christopher Barry, Jr., surveyor, formerly of 36 Forest St., now a neighbor: I do a lot of traveling ---every day on Route 2. I've been a resident 30 years. Notice the Concord dump! (more clapping) I signed the last page. Glenda Goldberg, 16 Blossomcrest: We are the abutters with one of the largest areas near the Carroll's. Our property backs onto this property. No one can see what's there. I'm in favor of having used cars on the property and think it should remain as it is. My husband and I both signed the petition. William Cass, 73 Allen St.: I think most everyone is in favor and it's a ' majority vote. It's a big improvement from last year. The ten ft. stock- ade fence with green stain blends in. Nobody can complain about that. It looks neat. (more clapping) Mr. Nickerson: I've seen it. I know what it looks like.