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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS May 8, 1975 A regular meeting of the Lexington BoardofAppeals was held on Thursday, May 8, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. in the Selectmen's Meeting Room of the Town Office Building. Present were: Chairman Nickerson, Vice Chairman Wadsworth, members: Ruth Morey and W. Brodhead, associate member Robert M. Gary. The petition of Dean H. Curtin, Curtin Realty Associates was withdrawn by the petitioner by letter. The Board acted on the following matters and made the following decisions: Board members present signed the Comprehensive Permit to be issued to The Planning Office for Urban Affairs (St. Brigid's Housing). The Board voted unanimously to approve the request of Mr. Ray Cone, Tektronix Inc., "to shift the access road to Hartwell Avenue according to their drawing B-75062" and directed the chairman to write a letter to that effect. The Board voted to accept the Town Counsel's advice and add the following to the Addendum to the Rules and Regulations of the Lexington Board of Appeals, after approval is obtained from the Board of Selectmen. "The filing fee required hereunder is not in lieu of any other fee required by law. If a permit is granted hereunder, the applicant shall pay the fee required for a building or other permit at the time of submission of detailed plans and specifications to the Building Commissioner." (See Selectmen's correspondence file for more data.) The petition which follows is the petition which was withdrawn by the petitioner after notices were mailed to abutters and abutters of abutters, etc. and after the notice had been published in the Lexington Minute-Manrnewspaper. Dean H. Curtin, Curtin Realty Associates - variance from Section 26.51 to build a house 33' x 28' on a 50 foot lot located at 23 Shade Street with 7'8" and 7'7" side yards in lieu of the 10 foot side yards required for a lot with more than 50 ft. frontage. The lot frontage is 51.20' by virtue of the fact that the street at this particular juncture is not perpendicular to the lot lines and in fact, the lot is a 50 foot lot. The majority of lots in the area are 50 foot lots, acoording to the petitioner. Subject property is presently owned by Peter G. Gaudun and under agreement to be sold to Curtin Realty Associates. Public hearings were held on the two following petitions, notice having been mailed to the abutters and owners of land next adjoining the land of the abutters and also owners of land in adjacent towns as they appear on the most recent local tax list and also advertised in the Lexington Minute -Man and copies were given to town officials and boards who will or might be affected by decisions made. Oneida Corporation - special permit pursuant to Section 38.2 of the Lexington Zoning By -Law for the development of seventy (70) dwelling units comprising the first phase of Drummer Boy Green, approved at Town Meeting on May 6, 1974. The development is described in considerable detail in the materials submitted to