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SELECTMEN+S 14EETING JUNE 7P 1932. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Custance, Gilereast, O'Connell, and Ferguson were present. The Supt. of Public Works and the Clerk were also present. in Mr. Fred Longbottom, Building Inspector came before thB Board and rer�orted that Tar. Bougie on School Street sent his little girl down to him for a permit for a build --7 ng. When he went up to the 7roperty, he found that the building was not as stated And he therefor gave them back their $2. and tore up the permit. They also were pu';ting in plumbing in the building without a permit from the Plumbing Inspector. Mr. Edward McNamara was the plumber. He desired to know what the Board wanted done about it. He felt that he should be given orders to tear the building down. He also reported a condition of a shack being built on Mass. Avenue opposite Sullivans house. He did not know the owner of the property, but he went up there and put up a notice and the next time he want up there the notice was torn down. He put a second notice up, and the next Building time he went up the notice was torn down and the building Lawoviola- was completed, and padlocked, and apparently someone had tions, been living in there. He had located the former owner of the property and stated that he would get the address of the new owner frnm1_him. It was his opinion that the building should be ordered torn down and the property put in condition it was in before the buildigg was built. He also reported another violation on Winter Street on the property of Victor Erickson who lives alone. He was rather doubtful about the status of this particular property inasmuch as three permits were taken out for that particular job. Mr. Custance went up there and viewed the property with Mr. Longbottom and he felt that Mr. Erickson could be ordered to demolsih the front of the building inasmuch as it was not done in accordance with the Building Laws owing to the fact that the work was done very poorly. The Bldg. Inspector wondered if the front of the building were taken down, it would be left looking in a worse condition. Mr. Custance felt that it would not be as bad as it is at the present time. After considering the matters, the Board voted to Instruct the Building Inspector to take immediate action for violation of the Building Law against Mr. Bougie and the owner of the property opposite Sullivants place. It was suggested that both of these cases might be taken up in Court on -the same day to save timc.: It was also voted that 'the Bldg. Inspector be instructed to notify Lir. Victor Erickson, advising him to tear down that part of the building which does not 'comply with the Building Law within thirty days. Mr. O'Connell called attention to a building back of Semonianis store which should be looked into by the Bldg. Inspector. He felt that it was in poor condition.