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I <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />Ptlay 16, 1941 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, Lexington at <br />8:00 P. Y. Messrs. Kimball, Robbins, Bowker, and Brown <br />were present. The Secretary was also present. <br />In the absence of Mr. Glynn, Mr. Kimball acted as <br />Chairman Pro -tem. <br />At 8:00 P. 1,1. hearing was declared open upon the <br />application of the David Buttrick Company for permission <br />to enlarge the existing roadside stand at 384 Bedford Street, <br />Lexington. Mr. Buttrick and five other persons were present. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by Clerk Robbins. <br />Mr. Buttrick said that when they had vegetables to <br />sell they would need more room. lie said he had added a <br />platform to the existing building, and desired to put a <br />roof over it. The platform is 12' x 181. <br />Mr. Kimball asked if he expected to have counters, <br />and Mr. Buttrick said that he had a license to sell <br />produce grown on the land, and he thought he might want <br />' counters. He said that he had built a barn which cost <br />about five thousand dollars. <br />Mr. Buttrick said that the matter of parking was im- <br />portant, and it was their desire to keep the cars off the <br />street. He said he might go to the expense of putting <br />a black top on more of his land, and this would make a <br />larger parking space. <br />Mrs. Eugene M. Commons of 402 Bedford Street said <br />that her property was next door to the Buttrick stand and <br />was in a residential zone. She thought an addition to <br />the vegetable stand would detract from the value of her <br />property. She said that traffic conditions were very bad <br />now and cars parked in front of her house. The driveway <br />to the stand is about 100' from her property, .and she <br />thought that there would <br />be addition al lights which would bother her very much. <br />Mr. Kimball said that the Board was concerned with <br />the extension of the building only, and not with the <br />question of flood lights this evening. <br />Mrs. Corrmons said that she was opposed to changing the <br />zone from business to residential. <br />L <br />239 <br />
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