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November 7, 1974 hearings (continued) -2 ' Maguire - granted unanimously, subject to the condition that construction must begin within one year from date. Modoono - granted unanimously, subject to the following conditions: 1. All provisions of Sections 25.33 and 40 shall apply to this permission. 2. No parking on driveways shall be permitted within 10 ft. of the rear of the properties on Webb Street. 3. No flood lights shall be permitted. 4. Hours of operation shall be 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., 5 days a week, one- half day on Saturdays, except 7 days a week during the Christmas season. 5. The sale of hardware and lawn tools, etc. are expressly prohibited. 6. No signs such as requested previously shall be permitted. 7. No trucking will be permitted in and out before or after the hours specified in condition No. 4. No trucks shall be allowed to arrive and stay overnight, especially with motors running. This is a roadside stand permission and should be regarded primarily as such. This permit shall expire on November 10, 1976. Piantedosi - granted unanimously, subject to the following conditions: that the cars shall be parked to the rear of the garage far back on the property and that this area be maintained in a neat and orderly condition. No signs nor lighting shall be permitted. Only cars damaged or owned in Lexington may be parked in this area. Also included are the following statements: It is believed by the Board that this would fill a much needed service to the Town. Insurance cases are not as rapidly settled as formerly and damaged cars must be stored until examined and the cases settled. This lot at 443 Lincoln St. is isolated, tra- versed by power lines and unsuited for agricultural use. No further residential use can be made on account of the power lines. Refusal of this petition would create financial hardship. There was no opposition to the petition and it is impossible for the Board of Appeals to believe that there will be detriment to the public good. This permit will expire two years from December 12. (12/12/76). Decisions were filed with the Town Clerk, as always. All pertinent material is on file in the Board of Appeals' office. A gentlemen's agreement to make all motions to GRANT petitions and let them be granted or denied from that motion was discussed by the regular members present and agreed upon by them. (This in preference to a vote to DENY and a possible 3 to 2 vote, with the question remaining as to whether this vote needed a 4 to 1 or majority vote, as does a vote to grant.) The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, C'a,r." \;r Cp&, Evelyn F. Cole, Clerk BOARD OF APPEALS