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BOARD OF APPEALS February 19, 1976 ' The Board of Appeals held a regular meeting on Thursday, February 19, 1976 beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building. Present were: Chairman Donald E. Nickerson, Vice Chairman George P. Wadsworth; members: Woodruff M. Brodhead and Ruth Morey; and associate member Haskell W. Reed. Also present were: a reporter from the Lexington Minute -Man newspaper, a representative of League of Women Voters, and a room overflowing with spectators. Public hearings were held on the following petitions, notices having been mailed to the proper people and advertised in the newspaper as required by law: Lexington Golf Club - special permit under Section 25.24 and 30.3 (standard or par -three golf course) to construct a 10 foot by 36 foot addition to the existing clubhouse and kitchen area, and to construct a 30 foot by 40 foot storage garage on golf club property. The address of the property is 55 Hill Street. Millipore Corporation - finding and determination under Section 13, and other ap- plicable sections of the zoning by-law, that the proposed use of the premises at 35 Hartwell Avenue for the manufacture and/or assembly of laboratory apparatus will not result in detriment to the neighborhood. Millipore Corporation has an agreement to purchase the property. Brewster's Inc. - special permit under provisions of Sections 30.3 and 12.2, and other applicable sections of the zoning by-law, so as to allow for the construc- tion of a proposed addition to existing building at 903 Waltham Street. The pro- posed addition will be approximately 22'6" by 25'2" and will occupy the area at the ' northwesterly corner of the existing building, within the area now enclosed by a fence. The applicant is the owner of the premises. Richard R. Corazzini - renewal of a special permit for the retail sale of nursery products at 7 Blossom Street in accordance with the regulations set forth in the zoning by-law, section 24.5. The sales area will be in a portion of the existing building as shown on the plot plan submitted. Everett J. Tingley - special permit pursuant to Section 33 of the zoning by-law, to subdivide 28+ acres of land as a planned unit development. The land presently is owned by Trinity Covenant Church, is located at 44 Allen Street, and is the land shown on the Assessor's Map #16 as lot #53G. The petitioner, Everett J. Tingley, has an agreement to purchase all said land except that designated lot #4 on the plan submitted to the Board of Appeals and Planning Board, entitled "Blossom Hill Estates" drawn by Northeastern Engineering Associates of Burlington, Mass. It is proposed to divide the land into 26 building lots, one 4.5+ acre lot for the pre- sent church building, and 8+ acre lot to be dedicated to the Town ow Lexington for conservation purposes. The Board made the following decisions, all in open meeting with spectators remaining to hear the verdicts. Lexington Golf Club - granted unanimously. (plant quick growing shrubs for shield). Millipore Corp. - granted unanimously.("pad" location as corrected on plan). Brewster's (1) Inc. - granted unanimously, with conditions as follows: A fence shall be built from Concord Ave. to rear of parking lot. (2) No parking shall be allowed in residential area. (3) The disposal area shall be enclosed. (4) No extra -ordinary lighting shall be allowed. (5) There shall be adequate pick-up from the dumpster. Also see (6),(7),(8).