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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS
<br />' March 1, 1966
<br />A regular meeting of the Board of Appeals was held on Tuesday,
<br />March 1, 1966, in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building. Present
<br />were Chairman Nickerson, regular members Hoyt•, Sheldon and Wadsworth,
<br />associate member Mrs. Morey, and the secretary, Mrs. Macomber. At
<br />7:30 p.m, the following petitions were heard:
<br />Wilson Farm, Inc. - for permission to continue roadside stand
<br />adjacent to #6 Pleasant St.
<br />Lloyd H. Miller - for permission to continue operation of road-
<br />side stand at 973 Concord Turnpike, also to sell Christmas trees,
<br />wreaths, etc. in the appropriate season.
<br />Robert 0. Tillinghast - for permission to use premises at 177
<br />and 183 Bedford St. for a commercial garage for sale and repair of
<br />motor vehicles. Also to erect a free-standing sign approximately
<br />5' x 7' .
<br />Mark Management (Lexington Motor Inn) - for permission to erect
<br />a temporary enclosure 12' x 30' for storage use until April, 1966, at
<br />the Lexington Motor Inn.
<br />Dr. Leonard V. Short - for a Finding and Determination that the
<br />proposed construction of an office building to be located at 1050 Wal-
<br />' tham St., Lexington, will constitute a desirable development, not
<br />detrimental to the area.
<br />Hazel H. Woodberry - to vary the Lexington Zoning By-law in
<br />order to maintain house on recorded Lot #1 at 1454 Mass. Ave. and to
<br />permit building upon recorded Lot #2, 1454 Mass. Ave., neither of
<br />which has the legal frontage but does have the legal area.
<br />Ellwood C. Barrett - for permission to move printing business
<br />presently located at 21 Depot Sq., Lexington, in the C 2 - general
<br />business district, to #5 Wallis Court, Lexington, which is also located
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<br />in the C 2 general business district.
<br />William T. Hardy - for permission to raze present one-story
<br />masonry building located at 915 Waltham St., Lexington, which is being
<br />used as a gasoline service station and repair garage, and to replace
<br />it with a Phillips Petroleum Company designed Colonial -type two -bay
<br />gasoline service station with one bay extended to Massachusetts
<br />inspection size, complete with two pump islands, underground storage
<br />for gasoline, fuel and waste oil, perimeter lights, curb cuts, drives,
<br />etc. as shown on accompanying plans, said new improvements to be used
<br />as a gasoline and oil service station for the storage and dispensing
<br />of gasoline, oil, oil products, petro -chemicals, automobile tires and
<br />accessories, and other goods, wares and merchandise.
<br />Robert 0. Tillinghast - for permission to use premises at 177
<br />and 183 Bedford St. for a commercial garage for sale and repair of
<br />motor vehicles. Also to erect a free-standing sign approximately
<br />5' x 7' .
<br />Mark Management (Lexington Motor Inn) - for permission to erect
<br />a temporary enclosure 12' x 30' for storage use until April, 1966, at
<br />the Lexington Motor Inn.
<br />Dr. Leonard V. Short - for a Finding and Determination that the
<br />proposed construction of an office building to be located at 1050 Wal-
<br />' tham St., Lexington, will constitute a desirable development, not
<br />detrimental to the area.
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