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At 7:50 P. M. hearing was declared open on the appli-° cation of Ivar D. Johnson to maintain a one car garage .Johnson under the house at lot #88 Cary Street. The notice of the Garage hearing was read by the Chairman. Mr. Johnson appeared Hearing* and presented plan of the garage. No persons appeared in opposition, and it was voted to approve the application subject to the approval of the Building Inspector, (by Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Potter,) Letter was received from the Town Treasurer asking authorization of the Board to accept bids in anticipation Revenue of revenue for the amount of $150,000., the bids to be Loan. opened Sept. 3rd, 1935, notes to be dated Sept. 4th, 19355 and payable $75,000. January 30, 1936 and $75,000. March 269, 1936, The Board voted to grant the Town Treasurer author- ization to accept bids in anticipation of revenue for the amount of $150,000, bids to be opened, notes to be dated and made payable as listed above. Joint Hear- ing on Bradley Application for Gaso- line Sta- tion. Joint hearing before the Board of Selectmen and Board of Appeals was declared open upon the application of Mr. Charles E. Bradley, Jr., to maintain a gasoline filling station at the northwest corner of Marrett Road and Wal- tham Street. The notice of the hearing to be held before the Board of Selectmen was read by the Chairman. The Clerk of the Board of Appeals read the notice of the hearing to be held before the Board of Appeals. Mr. Charles E. Bradley, Jr., applicant for the permit stated that he has the property on this corner under lease with option to buy. He has a coneldiard3le investment in the property at the present time and he would like the gasoline station in order to increase the revenue. He stated that the location was in the business zone and he believed that an additional station would not hurt any- �pg;j$shgtside a I$M �tuham®d on streethonetheel17 abut -of ting the roadside stand. The station would be a fireproof building, 32 x 24 feet, built of cement block and probably would have a stucco finish. There would be an enclosed lubricatorium and three gasoline pumps. The Chairman of the Board of Appeals asked how far back from the street line the pumps would be, and he was advised- that they would be - fifty feet back from th . atreet, probably more. He then asked if there were any pla`i of the proposed station and he was advised that there were three sets of plans available but Mr. Bradley had neglected to bring them with him. Mr. George F. Swanson stated that he lived about 300 feet from the proposed building and he had talked with his neighbors, none of whom objected and he saw no objection whatsoever to having a station at this corner and he felt that an additional station, probably a fourth station, was needed. Mr. Clyde Steeves stated that there were no gasoline 1 1