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BOARD OF APPEALS <br />November 18, 1976 <br />The Board of Appeals held a regular meeting on Thursday, November 18, 1976 <br />in the Selectmen's Meeting Room of the Town Office Building. <br />Present were: George P. Wadsworth, Chairman <br />Ruth Morey, Vice Chairman <br />Woodruff M. Brodhead <br />Irving H. Mabee <br />Robert M. Gary, Associate <br />Public hearings were held on the following petitions, notices having been <br />mailed as required by statute and advertised in the newspaper. <br />Stephen I. Owren - special permit to erect and maintain a free standing sign, as <br />allowed under Section III, g., (1) of the sign bylaw, upon the premises at 1844 <br />Massachusetts Avenue, which are under lease by said petitioner. This sign is to <br />measure 3'6" wide by 4'11" high. <br />Brewster's Inc. - special permit under the provisions of Sections 30.3 and 12.2, <br />and other applicable sections of the zoning bylaw, so as to allow for the con- <br />struction of an addition to the existing building at 903 Waltham Street. The <br />proposed addition will be approximately eight feet (8') by fifteen feet four <br />inches (15'4") and will act as a wind -break at the front entrance. Also requested <br />is a variance from Section 27 to allow said addition to have a frontyard setback <br />of approximately 25 feet instead of the required 30 feet. The applicant is the <br />owner of the premises. <br />Dor% Greenhouses, Inc. - special permit renewal under Sections 25.33, 25.34 and <br />24.5 of the Zoning Bylaw, to continue the operation of a roadside stand for the <br />sale of flowers, plants and other nursery and farm goods on the premises located <br />at 150 East Street and also for the sale of Christmas trees, wreaths, etc., in the <br />appropriate season. The applicant is the Lessee of the premises. <br />Albert R. Piantedosi - variance form the Zoning Bylaw to allow for the temporary <br />parking of not more than thirty-seven (37) motor vehicles are..stored will not be <br />visible from the street. <br />The Board made the following decisions, all in open meeting. See permits <br />for details, all in Board of Appeals' files and also filed with the Town Clerk. <br />Owren - denied, unanimously. <br />Brewers - denied on a 3 to 2 vote. (Yes, in favor: Mrs. Morey, G. Wadsworth & <br />W. Brodhead; No, in opposition: I..Mabee and R. Gary). <br />Dorm s - granted, unanimously. <br />Piantedosi - granted, unanimously. <br />Other" Action: The Board by unanimous vote approved the contents of the proposed <br />report written for the 1976 Annual Town Report. <br />The Board voted unanimously to accept the request of Francis W. K. Smith, <br />' Attorney for Lexington Gardens, Inc. and voted unanimously the following: <br />"that the Special Permit of Lexington Gardens, Inc. granted October 15, 1974, <br />is hereby extended until the determination by this Board of the renewal peti- <br />tion of said Lexington Gardens, Inc. now pending before the Board of Appeals." <br />
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