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July 27, 1971 (continued) -2 the required 15', subject to the following conditions: An easement for i sewer and water for the house and garage shall be granted over church property on Massachusetts Avenue. JoJen Realty Trust - permission unanimously granted to maintain the house at 41 Middle Street with a front yard of 26.1' instead of the required 30'. Anthony R. Cataldo - permission unanimously granted to continue to process and sell fruits and vegetables at 1265 Massachusetts Avenue sub- ject to the following conditions: 1. This permit shall cease 3 months from this date. (October 27) 2. Premises shall be kept neat and clean. 3. No exterior lighting or signs shall be permitted. 4. No fruits or vegetables shall be sold at retail. 5. No by-products from the use of materials shall be stored out- side the building. 6. Suitable screening of the processing building shall be installed, stipulated as condition (1) of July 1969, if not already done. 7. No trucks shall be permitted to enter or leave the premises after 5 p.m. or before 7 a.m., unless for emergency purposes. Minute Man Park Realty Trust - voted unanimously to defer its decision until the various objections could be further studied and the advice of Town Counsel could be obtained as to whether a 10 foot rear yard must be required. All pertinent material is on file under the name of each petitioner. The meeting adjourned at 10:40 p.m. Evelyn F. Cole Clerk The Board of Appeals posted, July 29, 1971, on the Town Clerk's Bulletin Board a notice that an adjourned meeting would be held at 8 a.m., August 2, in the Bird Room, Cary Memorial Building, for the purpose of rendering its decision upon the petition of Minute Man Park Realty Trust for its special permission. On Monday at 8 a.m., August 2nd, the Board of Appeals reconvened for the purpose of rendering a decision on the petition of the Minute Man Park Realty Trust for permission to build on its property at 1833 through 1851 Massachusetts Avenue, location as described in its petition at hearing held July 27, 1971. It voted 4-0 in favor of the following findings: