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283` <br />BOARD OF APPALS LEFTING <br />September 5, 1941 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Sel- <br />ectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on September 5th at <br />8:00 P. 11. Chairman Glynn and Messrs. Kimball, Robbins, <br />Locke, and Brown were present. The Secretary was also present. <br />At 8:00 P. Iii. hearing was declared open upon the petition <br />of Henry DeVincent for permission to maintain a roadside stand <br />on land owned by Candida DeVincent and located at the corner <br />of the Cambridge -Concord Turnpike and Pleasant Street. <br />Mr. & Tubs. DeVincent and their son were present at the <br />hearing. The notice of the hearing was read by Clerk Robbins. <br />Pier. DeVincent said that he wanted to sell produce grown <br />on his land; that he wanted a building twenty to thirty feet <br />square, with the usual doors and windows; that he owned the <br />land on both sides of the Turnpike; that the building would <br />be set back as far as necessary, with an entrance from the <br />Turnpike and onto Pleasant Street. The stand would be open <br />from twelve noon to nine or ten o'clock in the evening, and <br />would necessarily have to have lights. It would be one story <br />' in front, on slanting land, and would have a basement and an <br />entrance from the rear level. The building would be of wood, <br />and would have a concrete block basement. <br />hlr. Kimball asked if the building would have an overhang- <br />ing roof, so that the vegetables would be protected from the <br />sun and rain, and DeVincent said it would have a four or five <br />foot overhang. <br />&;r. Kimball asked if he had obtained a permit from the <br />State Highway Department to have his entrance from the Turnpike, <br />and 1r1r. DeVincent said he had done nothing about that yet. <br />No other persons wishing to be heard, the hearing was <br />declared closed at 8:13 P. Is. <br />The records of the meeting held on August 1st were declared <br />approved. <br />At 8:30 P. M. hearing was declared open upon the petition <br />of R. Lockwood Tower, et al, for permission to maintain a real <br />estate office and sign on Lot 51, Follen Road, Lexington. <br />Mr. W. S. Caouette appeared for the petitioner. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by Clerk=tobbins. <br />Pair. Caouette said he wished a renewal of the permit granted <br />last year, and the only change was that he wished the building <br />placed on lots 51A and 52A rather than on Lot 51. <br />No persons appeared in opposition, and the hearing was <br />' declared closed at 8:32 P. 'H. <br />
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