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4 Cn not be an asset to the community, He stated that there were approximately 250,000 gallons of gasoline sold on the corner in the course of a year and he thought the sales would increase in the future.. Mr. Scribner stated that in regard to Mr. Hinckley's opposition, he could not see why another building built around the corner and almost in the rear of the present one, should be objectionable to the Hinckley's. Mr. Kimball asked if a traffic count had been made and Mr. Scribner stated that there have been five counts made in the last three years and that the traffic on Route #128 exceeded the traffic on Route #2 by far. A count is now being made and the figures will be available this week. He stated that the traffic on Route #128 was heavier now than in the past three years. No other persons wished to speak in favor or in op- position and the hearing was declared closed. At 8:40 P. M., a representative of the Wolcott Realty Co. appeared before the Board with reference to that companyts application for permission to maintain a one car garage of frame construction at lot #D Hancock Street. The hearing on the maintenance of this garage was scheduled Wolcott for 7:45 P. M., but the representative stated that he was Garage unable to be here at that time, The notice of the.hearing Hearings was read by the Chairman, A plan of the garage was shown, and as no persons appeared in opposition, Mr. Ferguson and Mr, Potter voted to grant the application subject to the approval of the Building Inspector. At 8:45 P. M., an informal hearing was declared open Informal on the acceptance of Moreland Avenue and Swan Lane. Hearing on Mr, Henry Flynn of Oakland Avenue stated that he had Acceptance talked to quite a f ew of his neighbors in the bicinity and of Moreland they all wanted to have Moreland Avenue from Fern Street Ave. & Swan to the foot of Oakland Avenue, accepted. Lane. Mrs. Bridget Leary appeared before the Board with re- ference to her property on vine Street, The Board of Health had received a complaint because of an overflowing cesspool on the property. Mrs. Leary stated that she was Leary and willing to connect with the sewer rather than have.any Kinneen mor® -trouble over the matter. She stated., however, that Property, the had always had trouble with the Kinneen_family living Vine Street. next door and that was.the reason the complaint had been made. She informed the Board that Mrs, Kinneen's brother was living in a small shack in the.rear of the Kinneenre house and that there were no facilities of any.kind in the shack and bhe'thought that the Board should investigate the matter, The Chairman advised her that both the Building and Health Inspector would be sent down.to investigate the matter and report on it. At 8:45 P. M., an informal hearing was declared open Informal on the acceptance of Moreland Avenue and Swan Lane. Hearing on Mr, Henry Flynn of Oakland Avenue stated that he had Acceptance talked to quite a f ew of his neighbors in the bicinity and of Moreland they all wanted to have Moreland Avenue from Fern Street Ave. & Swan to the foot of Oakland Avenue, accepted. Lane.