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24: cn r.� SELECTMENIS MEETING MAY 220 1934 A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was held at the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, May 22, 1934 at 7:30 P.M. Messrs.'Trask, Gilereast, Ferguson, Lyons and O'Connell were present. The Clerk was also present. At 8:00 F.M. hearing was declared open upon the ap- plication cf Anna N. Lane for permission to erect a one oar garage of cement blonk construction at 51 Waltham Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lane both appeared and presented plan of Lane the proposed garage. No persons appeared to object and it Garage was voted to grant the permit subject to the approval ©f the Building Inspector. Mr. H arry Johnson did not appear in 30eference to his application for six garages, therefor no action was taken. Mr. John A, Ricker of Medford, appeared on behalf of his wife Minnie H. Ricker, in reference to the hearing advertised to be held last week on her application for per- mission to maintain a one car garage at Block 15, Eaton Road 4-5 and a of 3 lots. Mr. Ricker presented plan of the pro Rcker posed garage and it was voted to grant the permit subject . G11rage to the approval of the Building Inspector. ' Hearing,was declared open upon the application of the Lexington Gooperative.Bank for permission to main- tain a one car garage of frame construction on the former Jaynes Property on Hayes Lane. Mr. Couette appeared representing the bank and pre- sented plan 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. Mr. Guiseppi Chiuccarriello of Bow Street came be- fore the Board about his lot of land upon which work is now being done on the #stallation of the sewer. He mentioned the fact that he did not claim damages but he did want to be able to build a house on his land. He stated that the land was assessed for $300 and that he had paid more than that amount in taxes. The Chairman informed him that the brook would be moved and the lot would be fixed up for him so that he would have ample room for a house on the lot. Mr. Leo Bornstein of Sylvia Street came before the Board with his attorney Mr. Murphy relative to the visit of the Building Inspector to Mr. Bornstein in reference to Mr. Governar's complaint that Mr. Bornstein was violat- ing the zoning law in that he did not have a funk yard there prior to 1924. Lex. Coop. Bank Bow St., Sewer