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238 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />November 20, 1936. <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's <br />Room, Town Office Building, at 8:00 P. M. Messrs. Glynn, Kim- <br />ball and Robbins and Associate Members Lyons and Steeves were <br />present. The Secretary was also present. <br />Mr. Glynn acted as Chairman Pro -tem in the absence of <br />Mr. Maddison. <br />At 8:00 P. If. hearing was declared open upon the application ` <br />of Charles E. and Charlotte.E. Hadley for permission to main- <br />tain a carpenter shop at 6 Oak Street, Lexington, Mass. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by the Clerk, Mr. Robbins. <br />Mr. and Mrs. Hadley appeared in favor of the petition. <br />Mr. Hadley stated that he wanted to put a wood -turning shop <br />in where the printing establishment used'.to be. He -said that <br />Frank Thompson of Smythe Street was going to run the shop. <br />The Chairman pro -tem asked what Mr. Thompson made, and Mr. <br />Hadley said that he made screens, doors, and`was engaged in ' <br />general furniture repairing. The Chairman pro -tem asked if <br />Mr. Thompson was going to establish a sort of factory, and <br />Mr. Hadley said that he was not but that he would do the <br />same work that any carpenter did. The Chairman pro -tem <br />asked Mr. Hadley if he knew what kind of machinery Mr. Thompson <br />was going to have and Mr. Hadley said that he was not going <br />to have much as he was going to get his power from a light <br />socket. He said that the building was sixty feet by thirty <br />feet and 1hompson would not occupy all of it. There is hot <br />water heat which is run by oil. The Chairman pro -tem asked if <br />the heating plant was in the basement and Mr. Hadley said that <br />it was but was not under the shop. The shop will be unheated. <br />The Chairman pro -tem asked how safe a thing a stove in a car- <br />penter shop would be. Mr. Hadley said there would be plenty <br />of room to put the shavings away. The Chairman pro -tem asked <br />if Mr. Thompson planned to keep all of his lumber and unfin- <br />ished materials inside of the building and Mr. Hadley said that <br />he did and that there would be no materials outside. <br />Mr. George F. Mellick of 252 Mass. Ave. was present at <br />the hearing. He said that he did not want to oppose the <br />petition in any way but wanted to get some information on a <br />non -conforming use and Mr. Glynn explained the matter to him. <br />Mr. Lyons asked if there would be any saws or noise from <br />the saws. The Chairman pro -tem said that all the machinery <br />would be run from one light so there would be no large power <br />machinery. �. <br />The hearing was declared closed at 8:15 P. M. <br />
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