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262 Porter, Board of Appeals applica- tion. SELECTMENIS MEETING MAY 9, 1933. A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Office, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, May 9, 19330 at 7:30 P.M. Messrs. Trask, Ferguson, Gilcreast, O'Connell and Lyons were present. The Clerk was also present. Mr. Fred Longbottom, Building Inspector, came before the Board in regard to his decision relative to Section 7 B of Area Regulations in connection with the application of Robert A. Porter of Lowell Street to build a house on lot of land not fronting on a street. He advised Mr. Porber to apply to the Board of Appeals, but the Town Engineer advised that Mr. Leonard Dunham who sold the property to' Mr. Porter intended to ask for a Board of Survey hearing for the approval of street upon which Mr. Porter's lot will face when laid out. Mr. Longbottom fdlt that even though a Board of Survey hearing was held that the Zoning Law called for a hearing before the Board of Appeals and he con- sulted the Town Counsel and he agreed that he was right. The Board, however, did not believe that it was necessary to have a Board of Appeals hearing provided the street was approved by the Board of Survey, and so advised Mr. Longbqttom. He was also advised to communicate with Mr. Dunham in regard to whether or not he intended to file his application for Board of Survey approval of plans of the layout. It was understood that he intends to sell other lots in this section of his land. Hearing was declared open upon the application of Michael J. Bresnahan for permission to maintain a two car garage of wooden construction at Lots 206 and 207 Bresnahan Rosemont Section of Lowell Street. Garage Mr. Alger appeared to represent Mr. Bresnahan and presented plans of the proposed garage. No persons appeared to object and it was voted to grant the permit subject to the approval of the Building Inspector. Application for the admission of Flora B. Day of Ward Street 0 the Middlesex County Sanatorium was approved. In regard to the payment of iter board, the Chairman agreed to see Mr. Day who is employed on the highway department, and endeavor to make some arrangement for hiij to pay for his wife's care. Letter was received from William D. Hagerty in which he enclosed bill in the amount of $24.67 for damage to his car which he alleged was caused by the condition that the Hagerty sewer department left Bedford Street in while the sewer claim has been constructed. He stated that since wtiting his letter calling attention to the condition that no effort had been made to improve the condition for travelling. Since Mr. Hagerty had been travelling over this street all during the installation of the sewer he knew of the n 0.11 1 1 1