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1 1 1 -2 research and development; is for the use of the present tenant, Data Resources, Inc.; and is shown as phase 3 on the plans submitted. The proposed use of the canopy for the building numbered 27 Hartwell Avenue is to permit passengers to enter and exit at the front entrance to Signatron, Inc. under cover. Following the hearings the Board made the following decisions, all in open meeting: James B. Catalano - granted unanimously subject to the following conditions 1. The premises shall be kept in a neat and orderly condition at all times. 2. No flood lights shall be used. 3. Sufficient parking space shall be provided so that cars shall not be parked on the street. 4. Only one sign shall be permitted. 5. This permit shall expire March 20, 1975. Waltham American Trust, c/o Cabot, Cabot & Forbes Compare - granted unanimously subject to the following conditions: 1. Oil and grease traps and catch basins should be provided in all parking areas to reduce pollutants intering the swamp. 2. Salt shall not be used to melt snow and ice in the wintertime. 3. Approved methods of erosion control should be used in all disturbed areas. 4. All provisions of the Hatch Act shall be observed. 5. Construction shall begin within one year from date. Robert A. Marasca - denied. The vote was 1 in favor, 4 in opposition to the petition, Mr. Sheldon voting in favor. Alden L. and Judith A. Webster - granted unanimously subject to the condition that construction shall begin within a period of 18 months from this date. The reduction of the side yard because of roof overhangs was also included. Lawrence G. Trebino, Trustee of Trinda Realty Trust - granted unanimously. The 115 Kendall Corporation - granted unanimously subject to the following conditions: 1. The present parking area may be grassed over and the whole parking area moved to the back of the lot as shown on the plan. 2. The drain line shall be shown as a straight line on the utility plot plan between the catch basins with inverts of 122.61 and 123.45. 3. The utilities should be labeled existing and proposed. 4. The construction of the above areas and utilities shall conform to the Engineering Department as to the exact location, size, materials and manner of installation. 5. Approved methods of erosion control should be used in all disturbed areas. 6. Oil and grease traps and catch basins should be provided for all paved parking areas to reduce pollutants entering the swamp. 7. Salt shall not be used to melt snow and ice in wintertime. 8. Construction shall begin within one year from date. All pertinent material is on file under the name of each petitioner in the Board of Appeals' office. The meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. Evelyn F. Cole Clerk