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October 14, 1976 (continued) Page 2 Conditions imposed on the Friendly Ice Cream Permit (continued) ' 3. The size, slope, type and class of all drains must be shown and approved by Lexington's Town Engineering Department. 4. Where damaged by the developer, the existing sidewalk will be replaced. 5. There shall be at least one parking space for every 150 s.f. of floor space or fraction thereof. 6. A strip of shrubs and grass 5 ft. wide shall be provided along the side of the property line adjacent to the G. Arnold Haynes Inc. property, as well as, plantings along Waltham Street from the property line to the sidewalk. 7. The smaller free standing sign shonw on sign drawing submitted is allowed (30 sq. ft.). The larger sign will not be allowed in Lexington. $. All lighting of the parking area and sign should be shielded and directed downward. 9. All rules, regulations and requirements of state and local boards of health must be met. 10. A victualer's license must be obtained from Lexington's Board of Select- men, who will set hours in this case. 11. The issuance of this permit shall not in any manner affect the require- ment that a building permit must be obtained from the Building Department. In accordance with State law, before this permit becomes effective notice that such a permit has been issued must be recorded at the Registry of Deeds by the Petitioner. Muzzey Corp. - granted unanimously, subject to the condition that a five foot strip around the sides and the rear of this parking area be planted with grass and shrubs and maintained as a buffer strip. Bolles and Briggs - granted unanimously subject to the following conditions: 1. That the variance be limited to the Petitioners. 2. That it be limited to a retail fabric store only in the existing house with no major structural changes. 3. That parking be limited to 5 spaces (substantially in accordance with the Planning Board plan) with the idea it can be altered to save the tree if desired and that 2 additional spaces may be added on the south side, if possible, and eliminate the curb. 4. Hours of operation will be from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 6 days a week. (This is one-half hour more per day than the previous permit allowed.) 5. Exterior lighting of the premises shall be terminated at 6 p.m. Joan B. Zachor - granted unanimously for 60 days. (Fire date was June 5) Other business: The Board accepted the new drawings of two signs for Lexington Savings Bank, Lowell and Woburn Street. Hearing on this matter was held August 12. The meeting adjourned at 11 p.m. Respectfully submitted, .�00 e,,t` Evelyn F. Cole, Adm. Clerk, APPEALS