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Hearings, February 19, 1976 (continued) -2 Brewster's Inc. conditions (continued) ' (6) The premises shall be kept neat and clean. (7) A permit must be obtained from the building department. (8) Any other permits required by statute must be obtained. Corazzini Bros. - granted, on a vote of 4 to 1, Mrs. Morey voting in opposition, a special permit until September 1, 1976 for the retail sales of nursery products at 7 Blossom Street in the portion of existing building as shown on plan and in accordance with regulations set forth in 24.5. The following conditions are imposed: 1. The sales area will be limited to 5,000 sq. ft. 2. The hours of operation will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and no selling on Sundays. 3. There shall be no exterior lighting. 4. The only place open to the public will be the sales area. 5. Parking will be limited to 25 cars. 6. No customer's cars shall be parked on Blossom Street. 7. The parking area shall not be blacktopped. 8. There shall be no outside sales or storage of materials permitted. 9. Only items permitted under section 24.5 shall be sold, except Christmas trees and wreaths shall not be sold. 10. This permit is granted until September 1, 1976. 11. The area along Blossom Street along the buildings and where the parking lot will be, shall be put in a neat and clean condition no later than May 1st. and a line of shrubbery or low trees shall be planted along the side of the parking lot to act as a screen. Everett J. Tingley - petition granted unanimously, subject to the following con- ditions and the statement added below: 1. Three 10' strips between lots must be provided from the street to conser- vation land, and one bridle path 4' wide along the line between lot #4 and the rear of adjacent lots. 2. All unsubdivided land is to be conveyed to the Town of Lexington for con- servation purposes as provided in subsection 33.32 of zoning by-law. 3. All utilities shall be installed underground, including street light foundations with power in place. 4. A request for determination under the Wetlands Protection Act shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission (site plan showing contours), as some of the site may be subject to the Act. 5. All unsubdivided land shall be left in its natural state except that any holding area therein shall be planted and otherwise restored as far as ' possible to its natural state. 6. The basement floor elevations for all structures shall be at least four feet above the subsurface static water level and the surface high water