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17 <br />BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />May 1, 1942 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, at 8:00 P. M. <br />Chairman Glynn and Messrs. T=Taddison, Brown, Bowker, and <br />seen were present. The Clerk was also present. <br />At 8:00 P. IT. hearing was declared open upon peti- <br />tion of Ari. L. Brown for permission to alter the dwelling <br />at 1099 Mass. Ave., Lexington, so as to accommodate two <br />families. Three men and three women were present at the <br />hearing. Mr. Brown did not appear until 8:20 P. 11. <br />The notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Bowker. <br />Mr. Brown presented blueprints showing the proposed <br />changes. He said that he wished to alter the building <br />to accommodate two families. He intended to tear down <br />the ell in the rear and take off the porch, but would <br />make no other changes in the exterior. One door in the <br />front would take care of both apartments. <br />The Chairman asked if Mr. Brown owned all the pro- <br />perty shown on the plan, and he replied in the affirmative. <br />The Chairman asked where the access to the house would <br />come, and Brown said he thought of using Rhodes Street. <br />The Chairman said that the house would have to have <br />frontage on some street. Brown said that the frontage <br />would be incidental to him if he could alter the house. <br />He said he would do whatever the Town required with re- <br />gard to frontage. He said that no changes would be made <br />in the third floor. <br />Mr. Nutthall asked what Brown would charge for rent, <br />and he said that depended upon how much the alterations <br />cost him. He also said he would have to consult a realtor. <br />He thought he probably could get 1,45.00 or $50.00 for <br />each apartment. Each apartment would have four rooms and <br />a bath. <br />T,"r. Green asked Brown if he had ever rented the house <br />since he owned it, and he replied in the negative. P.r. <br />Green remarked that Brown did not know how much he could <br />rent the house for as a single residence. Brown said it <br />would cost as much to put the house in condition for one <br />family as it would cost for two families. <br />Mr. Nutthall asked if the Government would allow hi4i <br />to make alterations, and he said he believed that he would <br />have no difficulty. Nuttall asked if he was going to put <br />in wall board partitions, and Brown said that there would <br />be very little change in the walls. <br />• <br />0 <br />
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