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delineated that to 40,300 sq ft). Mr. George asked Mr. Borrebach to describe the area on the map (in the north central portion of the property). Mr. George asked Mr. Borrebach if the one acre is closer to the Allen St/Pitcairn PI area or the Blossomcrest Rd area (Allen St/Pitcarin PI area). Mr. George asked Mr. Borrebach if the map is consistent with the map he marked up today in preparation for tonight's meeting (the figure shows the area affected by the release. It has no effect on the acre). Mr. George stated he has been out to that site for several years. He has observed the site and has found that the one acre site is consistent with the plan in the application and the site is in compliance with the Special Permit decision. Ms. Wood asked Mr. Dailey if there is a plot plan on file. (Mr. Dailey stated that Mr. Carroll's recollection is that there was a plot plan done many years ago. The stakes around the one acre were put in 20 or more years ago and Mr. Carroll believes that those stakes mark the 1 acre area). Mr. Parsons asked Mr. Borrebach and Mr. George if they are certified surveyors (Mr. Borrebach responded he's not a registered land surveyor, he is a professional engineer). Ms. Wood stated that the point is that the markers were put there from the plot plan that is believed to be on file. Mr. Williams stated that he read the report from OHI Engineering and it is his understanding that they may never have the permanent solution and a temporary solution is a permanent solution (Mr. Borrebach stated that some sites never make a permanent solution because of the limits of the regulations. A temporary solution is not necessarily a bad thing). Mr. Williams asked Mr. Borrebach if the abutters could sleep well at night knowing there is a temporary solution (yes). Mr. Dailey asked the Board to reflect on the property that has been there for years. Mr. Borrebach has been able to provide good information to the Board. The zoning enforcement officer has been there many times and there have not been any negative reports. Mr. Dailey asked the board to renew the Special Permit for a 5 year period. Ms. Wood asked Mr. Dailey what the hours of operation are (8am —5pm on Weekdays, 8am — 1 pm on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays). On a motion made and seconded, the Board closed the hearing at 9:33 pm. On a Motion by Jeanne K. Krieger, and seconded by Ralph D. Clifford, the Board voted 5-0 to waive the requirement of a certified plot plan. On a Motion by Jeanne K. Krieger, and seconded by Ralph D. Clifford, the Board voted 5-0 to approve A SPECIAL PERMIT RENEWAL in accordance with the Zoning By-Law (Chapter 135 of the Code of Lexington) section 135-9.4 to renew the Special Permit to allow the acquisition and storage of vehicles with the following conditions: 1. The hours of operation will be 8am —5pm on Weekdays, 8am — 1 pm on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays. 2. The conditions on the previous decision dated August 8, 2013 will apply.