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January 8, 1974 (continued) Page 2 Helen M. Millican - permit to continue swimming instruction (as in the past 13 years) between the months of April through October, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 90 Hancock Street. (ultimately withdrawn, see *) Following the hearings the Board made the following decisions, all in public meeting: Sokow - Granted unanimously with certain conditions, as follows: (1) that the house be located on the lot so as to face Valleyfield Street, as far as is reasonable. (2) Approval of the Board of Health must be obtained before a house can be built. (3) If there is a problem concerning the Wetland's Protection Act this matter must be handled with the Conservation Commission. Fairlawn Nursing Home - Granted unanimously with certain conditions as follows: It must be substantially in accordance with plans submitted and (1) Construc- tion and materials are to be similar to those of the most recent addition. (2) The building is to be fully sprinklered. (3) Lighting shall be kept to a minimum. (4) The number of bedrooms to be contained in the whole nursing home to be a maximum of 106. (5) Construction shall be started within 2 years from date. Note: All permits issued contain a facsimile of the following: The issuance of this conditional permit shall not in any manner affect the requirement that a building permit must be obtained from the Building Inspector and any other permit which might be required by statute. The petitioner shall have the obligation to record a notice of this permit as required by statute. * Helen M. Millican - After an hour of procedures of the hearing Mrs. Millican withdrew her petition. (Most of the overflow audience were present to observe this hearing). All pertinent material is on file under the name of each petitioner in the Board of Appeal's office. The meeting adjourned at 11:28 p.m. t Evelyn F. Cole, Clerk Douglass - Granted unanimously with certain conditions as follows: It must be built substantially in accordance with plans submitted and (1) That grease and oil traps be placed in the catch basins, and that use of salt and other chemi- cals for ice control be restricted. (2) All utilities must conform to Lexing- ton standards and specifications. (3) That parking stalls be 10' x 20' with 23' aisles. (4) Hours of operation, lighting, signs,.etc. shall be consistent with those of adjoining similar buildings. (5) All provisions of the Wetland Protections Act shall be complied with. (6) Construction must start within one year from date. Note: All permits issued contain a facsimile of the following: The issuance of this conditional permit shall not in any manner affect the requirement that a building permit must be obtained from the Building Inspector and any other permit which might be required by statute. The petitioner shall have the obligation to record a notice of this permit as required by statute. * Helen M. Millican - After an hour of procedures of the hearing Mrs. Millican withdrew her petition. (Most of the overflow audience were present to observe this hearing). All pertinent material is on file under the name of each petitioner in the Board of Appeal's office. The meeting adjourned at 11:28 p.m. t Evelyn F. Cole, Clerk