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Bartlett J. Harrington Sidewalks S.28 per sq. ft. Ramps & driveways $.33 per sq. ft. George H. Lowe & Company_ Sidewalks $.28 per sq. ft. Ramps & Driveways $.35 per sq. ft. Simpson Bros. Corp. Sidewalks $.28 per sq. ft. Ramps & Driveways $.35 per sq. ft. A. A. Burgess Sidewalks $.38 per sq. ft. Ramps & Driveways $.48 per sq: ft. The bid was awarded to Hervey_.F. Armington, Inc. at their price of $.22 per sq. ft. for sidewalks and $.26 per sq. ft. for ramps and driveways. At 8 P.M. hearing was declared open on the ' application of A. M. Prendergast for permission to increase the capacity of'hts gasoline tanks located on the premises at the corner of Fottler Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue. Mr. James M. Prendergast appeared for his wife and presented a sketch showing the intended location of the tanks and pumps. Daniel J. O'Connell asked whether or not the Board was going to grant him a permit on the information that he had presented. Mr. Prendergast stated that the .reason he asked for an increase in the capacity of the tanks is that the business has increased so much that five times their tanks have been dry and cars have been in the yard and they were unable to serve them. He stated that his three pumps are now 301 from the line. He did not know whether it was the sidewalk line or the street line, but they were 30T back as required by the agreement that he signed. Mr. Daniel O'Connell asked the size of the lot. Mr. Prendergast stated that it was 12,600 sq. ft. in size. Mr. O'Connell asked whether or not there was some arrangement whereby he was to grant the Town some of the land. He stated that there was, ' whenever the Town gets around to take the land. Mr. Prendergast stated that the tanks were at least $Of from the street, the building was 55' from the street. He stated that the tanks were not under the pumps and they were not placed under the station.