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1"70 MEETIE G . APRIL 29v 19240 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen wan held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Pall, Lexington, on Tuesday, April 29, 19249 at 6:00 P. L. The following membere of the Board were present; namely, Ikkessre. Burnham, hutchinson, Youlton, C;ustance and Miles. The Town Counsel and Town Slerk were present. The hearing which was postponed from last :reek so that the Planning Board could Ret in touch with the owners of property near the Brown estate on aancock Street, whiMa Mr. Wadman Is con- templating buying; and developing, wan again postponed until "ay 6, so that the Planning Board would have further time. Hallie C. Blake, former Selectman, presented to the town four portieres to be hung in the balconies over the stage in the main hall. The Board gratefully accepted Lr. Blakete gift. 1 Mr. A. S. Kempton, 8 otate St. Cambridge, keeping a dog kennel at 305 Maee. Avenue, came before the Board to see if he could still keep the kennel under the existing Zoning Laws. He was informed by the Town Counsel that it was necessary for him to have a kennel license. but that under the Zoning Law , he could continue to put buildings already used for kennel purposes to those same uses. James A. Bean of Parker Street, came before the Board to see whether or not he needed a licence to conddet a public garage. He was informed that it was necessary for him to make an application and to hold a hearing on same before he could obtain a license to operate a public garage. Mrs. Flora B. Doyle owner of property at 241 Masa. Ave. where she desires to erect a house, came before the Board to see about the revocation of her permit to build. She claimed that the Board had no right to stop her; that she had a Parcel of land and not a lot, ando therefore, the Board could not revoke her permit. The Town Counsel requested her to have her Uncle, who. she said vas a Judge, come to ree him about the matter. to and the be Amo® Holman and Edward Bunzel came before the Board relative securing their slaughter licensee. They believed the amount charged them last year was excessive they were not willing to pay the amount. The Board informed them that they could do nothing about matter until they had a town meeting to see how much could appropriated. Application for a two flat house to be erected by Frederick Lundergan at 15 Sylvia Street, was received by the Board. Under the Zoning Law two flat houees were not allowed in thin section and Mr. Lundergan therefore wanted a hearing upon same. 1