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1.18.71 minutes (continued) -2 Board, as well as, the memo from the Planning Director explaining that EMERSON RD. the Grove subdivision was approved in 1961, while the special act author- (continued) izing reimbursement was not passed until 1962. Mr. Zaleski also believes that the developer had agreed to build 70 ft. wide street in exchange for the Town installing sewer in this subdivision. The Planning Director has reported this to the Town Manager. It was agreed to send a copy of Mr. Glovsky's letter to Mr. O'Connell. The Board of Appeals notices for hearings to be held January 26, 1971 B/A were noted as follows: HEARING Catalano - continue selling flowers, produce, etc. 643 Waltham St. NOTICES Smith - insufficient front yard Mystic Valley Mental Health Assoc. - remodel barn Wilson Farm Inc. - nursery to sell supplementary items Conroy - Heywood property, 12 Waltham St., for professional use Kraska - Lex. Chalet, signs McSweeney Bros. Trust - redivide lots on Eaton Rd. After discussion of petitions the Planning Board decided to oppose the following and asked the Planning Director to write letters for the reasons stated below: Conroy: Opposed because rezoning is pending for this and adjacent property. Kraska: Board recommends a reduction in size of the sign to avoid proliferation of large signs in that area. Eaton Rd: The legal status of the lots did not conform to zoning requirements in effect at the time of recording and were actually treated as one lot by building too close to and across the lot lines, the Board decided to suggest that the Board of Appeals obtain Town Counsel's advice because of the similarity of this situation to Morris Motors and other cases ruled on by Mr. Legro. Wilson's Farm: If granted, the permit should include an explicit statement of the supplementary items to be sold and conditions and limitations imposed regarding hours of operation, lighting, outdoor storage, parking, access etc., as well as, advice from the Traffic Committee or Town Engineer so as to avoid traffic congestion in the area. Noted by the Board was the following information: 1. The letter from Robert N. Morehouse, District Conservationist, to LETTER RE: the Board of Appeals, re: Chalet site. (Letter dated 12.19.69:) SOILS, 444 BEDFORD ST. 2. HUD Newsletter, especially the decision that the owner of a 221 HUD (d) (3) project may not evict a tenant even at the expiration of the lease, except for cause after a hearing. In effect, the decision gives tenants indefinite tenure unless misconduct is ' proved. 3. MHFA SEMINAR, sponsored by the Rental Housing Association, Feb. MHFA SEMINAR 16 at Newton Marriott Hotel. (Mr. Worrell read the topics to be covered at the seminar.)