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BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING <br />I <br />March 7, 1947 <br />A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the <br />Selectmen's Boom, Town Office Building, on Friday evening, <br />March 73, 1947. Chairman Locke, Mr, Nickerson, Mr. Redman <br />and Associate Members Ballard and Ripley were present at <br />the hearing. The Clerk was also present. <br />At 8;06,_,P.M., hearing was declared open upon the <br />petition of Edward A. Larner for permission to alter the <br />garage located at 53 Hancock Street into Living quarters. <br />Notice of the hearing was read by Mr. Ballard. There <br />were seven persons present at this hearing. Notices of the <br />hearing have been mailed to the owners of all property <br />deemed by the Board to be affected thereby, as they appegr <br />on the most recent tax list. <br />The petitioner stated that he has a large garage on <br />his property which is very heavily'constructed. He would <br />like to use it as living quarters for his son. He has <br />approximately three acres of land. He was granted a permit <br />about a year ago for a dwelling provided that he was able <br />' to get the stated amount of land. He was unable; however, <br />to get the required frontage. Consequently he is now <br />faced with a situation of trying to find something for <br />his son. He will be out of a home the fifteenth of April. <br />The building in question is a very desirable one and it would <br />seem that when fixed up it would improve the appearance of <br />his land, and provide suitable quarters for his son. It has <br />water, sewer and lights, and he understands at one time it <br />was used as an apartment. <br />Plans were submitted by Mr. Larner to the Board of <br />Appeals'to give1-them an idea of what the building would look <br />like when fixed up. <br />Mr. Locke asked what buildings were on the property. Mr. <br />Larner said a house, garage and a small wood shed. Mr. Locke <br />asked about the changes contemplated, and the petitioner said <br />changes would be made from within. Outside there would be a <br />new chimney and a few windows, with the possibility of a few <br />other minor changes. The heating plant would be in the base- <br />ment. <br />Mr. Redman asked if they would use the present driveway. <br />Mr. Larner answered in the affirmative. <br />1 <br />
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