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SELECTMENIS MEETING ' APRIL 21, 1936, A regular meeting of the Selectmen was held in the Town Office Building, Selectmen's Room, at 7:30 P,X, Chairman Ferguson, Messrs. Patter, GGiroux, :Clark an&Ross pore present. The Clerk was also present. The Building Inspector appeared before the Board to discuss with the Board the statement made by Miss Katherine Harrington that he had refused to grant her a permit to build a garage under the house and told her to put it in the rear of the property. Mr. Giroux stated that Miss Harrington bad spoken to Mr. Maddison who talked with Longbottom, and was advised that she coulU have put the garage under her cellar. Miss Harrington stated that it cost her $200, to excavate the bank and that it would cost her $50.00 to fill .in the hole and to put -back the stone wall. Mr. Longbottom said that Miss Harrington had been wanting to put up a garage for two years but could not decide where to put it. She talked with Mr. Maddison, Willard Brown and various other people about Complaint it. She requested him to go up there and advise her. of Miss He told her that if it was his, he would put the garage Harrington in the bank and he thought it would be cheaper even though re garage. she did hit ledge. If she put the garage under the house she would have to out into the bank, out through the Nall, etc. She has never applied for a permit but had a hearing on April 17, 1935, for permission to maintain the garage which the Selectmen granted. This was for a garage under the house. She has no permit at the present time. Mr. Giroux stated that Miss Harrington thought she should be reimbursed as she was wrongly advised by a Town Official. Mr. Longbottom stated again that he had never refused to give her a permit to build the garage either place. Mr. Giroux suggested that Mr. Longbottom talk with Miss Harrington and try to straighten the matter out and advise her that if she is still dissatisfied, she may appear before the Board. next Tuesday evening, and Mr. Longbottom agreed to do this. At 8:00 P.M. hearing was declared open on the application of Alice E. & Louis C. Marietta for per- Marietta mission to maintain a one car garage of metal construction Garage at 32 Hillcrest Avenue. Mr. Marietta appeared and pres- Hearing, ented plan of the proposed garage. No persons appeared in opposition. Mr. Clark moved that the garage permit be granted subject to the approval of the Building ' Inspector. Mr. Potter seconded the motion and it was so voted*