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BA-1 to BA-12, Board of Appeals Minutes, 1929-1985
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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS <br />' June 19, 1975 <br />A regular meeting of the Lexington Board of Appeals was held on Thursday, <br />June 19, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. in the Selectmen's Meeting Room of the Town Office <br />Building. Present were four regular and one associate members: Chairman D. <br />E. Nickerson, Vice -Chairman G. Wadsworth, W. Brodhead and L. Clarke, and <br />associate member Thomas G. Taylor. Also present were a room full of towns- <br />people and a Minute -Man reporter in addition to petitioners or their attorneys. <br />Public hearings were held on the following petitions, notice having been <br />mailed as required by law to abutters, etc. and to town boards and officials. <br />Notices were published in the Lexington Minute -Man newspaper as required. <br />J. R. Sinek and Mary W. Sinek - special permit, pursuant to section 30, to <br />rebuild a garage on the property at 8 Robbins Road with a rear yard of 10'4" <br />instead of the required 15 ft. <br />Russell's Texaco Station - special permit under section 25 to install a Kold- <br />Draft ice cube merchandiser, model #38 single door model, directly adjacent <br />to the Russell's Texaco Filling Station Building at 400 Lowell Street, corner <br />of Woburn and Lowell streets at Countryside. The ice merchandiser will store <br />bags of ice cubes that will be available to customers only during the hours <br />that the filling station is open. <br />D. M. Gill - variance of section 27 to maintain an existing dwelling and <br />garage at 66 Spring Street with a 3.2 ft. more -or -less side yard instead of <br />the required 15 ft. <br />G. Ruth McCormack and Marvelene R. Dailey - special permit to erect and main- <br />tain a free-standing sign on the premises at 1620 Massachusetts Avenue, said <br />sign being approximately 3 ft. by 5 ft. and supported by two posts. <br />Nishan Haroian and Elizabeth D. Haroian, 353 Concord Avenue - site plan <br />review under section 13 of the zoning by-law for a special permit for a find- <br />ing and determination that the newly proposed development of Minuteman Village, <br />consisting of 86 units to be constructed and one existing unit to be retained <br />will constitute a duitable development and will not result in substantial <br />detriment to the neighborhood. The development is described in considerable <br />detail in materials submitted to the Board of Appeals and complies in all res- <br />pects with the requirements of the RM -Multi -family (garden apartment) district, <br />except, that certain variances are requested from the provisions of section 27 <br />of the zoning by-law (schedule of dimensional controls): to permit certain <br />rear yards to be reduced below 40 ft. and to permit the existing house to <br />remain on its present location, but having a front yard of less than 40 ft. <br />The land involved in this petition consists of approximately 7.9 acres, is <br />located off Concord Avenue and is presently known as 353 Concord Avenue. It <br />is wholly owned by the Petitioners. The land involved has a zoning classifi- <br />cation of RM -Multi -family (garden apartment) dwelling district, and the Peti- <br />tioners propose to erect thereon 86 housing units, consisting of 10 one -bedroom <br />units and 76 two-bedroom units together with a community center building, swim- <br />ming pool, appurtenant structures, including garages, roads and parking spaces, <br />all as appear on the plans submitted to the Board of Appeals. <br />Following the hearings the Board made the following decisions, all in open <br />public meeting: <br />
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