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October 5, 1971 hearings continued: Edward T. Donahue - unanimously denied. -2 Old Lexington Restaurant, Inc. - considered withdrawn. Nobody appeared on behalf of this petition. A "Certificate of Appropriateness" had been issued by the Lexington Historic Districts Commission for one sign, which would comply with the Lexington Sign By -Law and would not need approval of the Board of Appeals if it was erected as per drawings submitted to the Historic Districts Commission. Supreme Council and Masonic Library and Museum, Inc. - unanimously granted substantially in accordance with plans submitted and subject to the following conditions: 1. The permit is issued for the stated purpose only and no transfer, sale or lease of any part of the property, nor any change in use of the whole or of any part thereof, shall be permitted, except upon a new hearing and approval by the Board of Appeals. 2. No new construction or additions, no expansion of use and no major change of the exterior layout of parking, driveways or landscape features shall be permitted, except upon a new hearing and approval by the Board of Appeals. 3. The library, museum and auditorium shall be open and available to the public under reasonably acceptable terms and conditions, either free or upon the payment of a nominal fee consistent with the non-profit nature of the ownership. 4. The sewer, water connections, drains, driveways and outdoor lighting shall be subject to the Town Engineer's approval. 5. This permission shall also be contingent upon securing a certificate of appropriateness from the Historic District Commission and permission from the Historic District Commission to remove the old house and barn. All pertinent material is on file under the name of each petitioner. The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Evelyn F. Cole Clerk 1