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We issued a permission on this some 5 years ago in 1967 to your father who was active in the business at that time. It was for a smaller one and it was never built. Mr. Barbieri: He will be doing the building. It's his building. It's his property. He will be the owner of the property. He is the owner of the business. I only operate the business. Chairman: You've confused me. Now, we are not talking to you, we're talking to Pasquale. You are his agent. He wants, from his retirement in Florida, to build this building and if he doesn't get a permission to build it this size (50' x 70') he's going to revert to his previous permission? (to build the same type building, except that it will be 50' x 50') Mr. Barbieri: Yes. I understand, we'll be able to do that. Yes. Chairman: Well, I don't know. We have adopted a practice of stating that ' any building like this should be started within one year and this has gone on for five years. It's highly debatable whether the Building Inspector would issue a building permit. However, we know you are acting as an agent for your father. Now, I have used a lot of words. Do you want to state your reasons why this repetitive petition and the reason for the larger building. Mr. Barbieri: The larger building will be 50' x 70', completely open. It will add additional space to increase service. The room we are doing business in now is very small. Chairman: The building you are now in is 50' x 40', is that right? You want a 50' x 70' extention of your present building? Mr. Barbieri: We're asking for a 50' x 70' instead of the 50' x 50'. It would be of concrete block, flat roof, a completely open area. Chairman: One-story, concrete block building, a service area to service automobiles. Mr. Barbieri: Yes, to bring your automobiles in for service. Chairman: Any questions from Board members? I think by determining the owner- ship and operation and all that that I've gone a long way in asking questions. ' Prof. Wadsworth: I'd like to know if there's any possibility of additional parking space without going 30 feet into an RO district? Mr. Barbieri: The reason for going to 30 feet? it Barbieri Hearing 10/17/72 (cont.) -2 Mr. Barbieri: He owns the property. I run the business. Chairman: Well, you've answered my question. Still in all, if that is the situation, if he's out of it except as the owner of the land you should have come before us in your own name with an agreement to show that you are run- ning this business under lease with him or whatever. We issued a permission on this some 5 years ago in 1967 to your father who was active in the business at that time. It was for a smaller one and it was never built. Mr. Barbieri: He will be doing the building. It's his building. It's his property. He will be the owner of the property. He is the owner of the business. I only operate the business. Chairman: You've confused me. Now, we are not talking to you, we're talking to Pasquale. You are his agent. He wants, from his retirement in Florida, to build this building and if he doesn't get a permission to build it this size (50' x 70') he's going to revert to his previous permission? (to build the same type building, except that it will be 50' x 50') Mr. Barbieri: Yes. I understand, we'll be able to do that. Yes. Chairman: Well, I don't know. We have adopted a practice of stating that ' any building like this should be started within one year and this has gone on for five years. It's highly debatable whether the Building Inspector would issue a building permit. However, we know you are acting as an agent for your father. Now, I have used a lot of words. Do you want to state your reasons why this repetitive petition and the reason for the larger building. Mr. Barbieri: The larger building will be 50' x 70', completely open. It will add additional space to increase service. The room we are doing business in now is very small. Chairman: The building you are now in is 50' x 40', is that right? You want a 50' x 70' extention of your present building? Mr. Barbieri: We're asking for a 50' x 70' instead of the 50' x 50'. It would be of concrete block, flat roof, a completely open area. Chairman: One-story, concrete block building, a service area to service automobiles. Mr. Barbieri: Yes, to bring your automobiles in for service. Chairman: Any questions from Board members? I think by determining the owner- ship and operation and all that that I've gone a long way in asking questions. ' Prof. Wadsworth: I'd like to know if there's any possibility of additional parking space without going 30 feet into an RO district? Mr. Barbieri: The reason for going to 30 feet? it