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1 1 BOARD OF APPEALS HEAFaNGS March 28, 1961 The Board of Appeals held a regular meeting in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, March 28, 1961. Present were Chairman Nickerson, regular members Emery, Ballard and Ripley, and asso- ciate member Duffy. At 7:30 p.m. hearings were declared open upeni the following petitions: Harold C. Currier Jr. - to operate a retail specialty and building materia! siness at 394 Lowell St. Mary D. Guarino - to install a fire escape at the Carriage House Restaurant, 271Lincoln St., in place of a second interior stair- way. Lexington Coal & Oil Corp. - to remove existing coal sheds and garage and to erect a garage and storage building in other locations on the premises at 242 Bedford St. Albert W. Hanlon - to maintain the two dwellings at 33 and 24 Fletcher Ave. and to su ivide the one lot now containing these two houses into two lots, each containing one house, according to plans submitted. House at 22 Fletcher Ave. would not have sufficient area, frontage or side yards. House at 24 Fletcher Ave. would not have suf- ficient area, frontage, setback or side yards. Torsten H. Reenstierna - for approval under Sec. 5(g) 1. of the Zoning By-law of the Town of Lexington , as shown on plans filed with the Board of Appeals and being the major portion of the area set forth in See. 4(g) 4. of said by-law; and also approval of site plan, plans and building designs filed in accordance with the provisions of Sec.5 (g)A-1 districts 1 and 5 of said by-law. At the close of the hearings an Executive Session was held during which the following decisions were reached: Harold C. Currier - granted Mary D. Guarino - granted Lexington Coal & Oil Corp. - granted Albert W. Hanlon - granted Torsten H. Reenstierna - granted All pertinent material with regard to the above petitions is on file in each individual folder. Ruth C. Brodhead, Clerk 31'