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M'& IM2TING MAY 25, 1926 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Office at 7:30 P.14, Messrs. Custance, Burnham, Miles, Ballard, and Robertson. The Superintendent of Public Works and the clerk were also present. The application of 'k`rs. Ida H. B. Capper for a gasoline filling station at the corner of Waltham and ?Tiddle Streets was again con- sidered by the Board. ter. Ballard brought out the fact that the Plan- ning Board some time ago studied the proposition of drainage through "ars. Capper's land, and also that of extendin a street from the McIntosh Property over yrs. Capper's land to V'Ialtham Street. In view of the situation it was decided to request the Planning Board to come before the Selectmen at their next meeting; June 8th to discuss the advisibility of granting a permit for this filling; station, and also of securing permission of Mrs. Capper to extend a street across her land. The application of W. A. Granfield of 1 Spring Street for permission to locate a Sasoline tank on Spring Street near the junction of hiddle Street was considered, and the Board voted not to grant a permit. On the application of Maurice P. Ahern for permission to erect a filling tation at the corner of Woburn and Cottage Streets, it was decided to also refer this matter to the Planning Board to give their ' opinion on the location. The following licenses were eigned, Alcohol License, Standard Oil Co., Theatre License, William Viano. Hearing was declared open at8 P.Y. on petition of Frank Z. Hudson of Baker Avenue for permission to move his garage on another location on his lot. No persons a7)peared to object and it was voted to grant permission. Hearing was declared open upon petition of Ryder Stock Fara for permissien to install a gasoline tank of 500 gallons for private !.ase on the premieel- )n Maple Street, to re lace the former t1_nk of It was decided to grant the permit for private use only. At 8:15 P.I.T. Hearing was declared open upon a petition of the Lex- ington Golf Club for permission to install a 300 gallon gasoline tank on the premises for private use. No persons appeared to object and it was voted to grant the pe rmit. A hearing was also declared open upon the application of Louis '.7. bills for permission to install a 50C gallon �asoline tank on h' pre- mises f.t.73 Hancock Street for private use. t was voted to grant the permit, for private use only. The Board was notified of a conference to be held on. Wednesday, at 3. P.T.T. next at the office of the State Department of Public !''orks to consider the proposition of construutiun of `�edford and 71a.ltham Streets. "r. Custance, 31r. Burn'<<i�, _,nd "tr. Robertson agreed to attend the conference together with the Superintendent of Public 7'orks.