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Board of Appeals hearings - February 23, 1978 -2 IThe aforesaid request to withdraw received unanimous approval;, motion to accept made by Thomas G. Taylor. Clarence D. Turner seconded the motion. Two hearings had been scheduled for this date, notices having been mailed for both and hearings advertised in the Lexington Minute -Man newspaper as re- quired by statute. A public hearing was held on the following petition: Donald W. Wilson (Wilson Farm, Inc.) - to renew special permits for 10 Pleasant Street as follows: (1) to continue to operate roadside stand, pursuant to Sec. 2-.33 and (2) to continue seasonal sale of Christmas trees and greens, pursuant to Sec. 25.34. The Board made the following decision: Wilson Farms - granted unanimously subject to certain conditions. The Board discussed current proposed zoning by-law changes, especially centering their attention on the new propose (by the Planning Board) Section 13, dated February 21. It was generally agreed that the insertion of the new 13.2 heading "Special Permits with Site Plan Review (SPS)" provided the clarification necessary if ' 12.2 is moved to Section 13. It was further agreed to oppose the second paragraph of the proposed 13.1.1 which appears as number 7 in Article 66. The Board .wants no part in judging; diversity of services. In response to a letter from the Planning Director inviting the Board of Appeals to a joint meeting on Saturday, March 4, at 9:30 a.m., fort discussion of Special Permits, Section 25, and Use Variances, it was ascertained that some of the Board of Appeals members expected to be present and would attend the March 1 hearing of the Planning Board in regard to special permits. The meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m. 1 Respectfully submitted, Evelyn F. Cole Administrative Clerk