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P L PLANNING BOARD 14EETING May 25, 1932 Present: Lessrs. Emery, Scheibe, Ivillne, and Glynn. Yr. Trask and the secretary were also present. 1:r. Trask stated that he thought people running road - side stands year after year should not be made to have a hear- ing each year and pay p10.00 for advertising and expenses when they are found to be carrying on this business ,,rithin the law. He thought that it was being unjust to charge some people for a hearing when others sell ;,kri.thout licenses. It is a question whether or not the Town should be made to carry the expense of these hearings. There are ten or twelve conducting business vaith licenses and twenty-five or thirty that have started since the zoning laws have been mad= that do it without licenses. These people should be notified that they are violating the law. The Building Inspector should go around Sundays and find the people who are selling without licenses. There are so many laws both State and Town that most of these people do not know they are violating them. It was suggested that the per -its be renewed at Town Iaeeting and, then if they were objectional, a rearing could be held. :clothing can be done to stop people from selling their produce on their own property but roadside stands are erected right on the street line and interfere with traffic. The Board felt that these permits should not be granted for more than one year at a time because if conditions in the Roadside Stands neighborhood should change in that time making the stand objectional, the permit could be discontinued after the year. Mr. Trask informed the Board that he wanted to see what they could do on the question of tourists. The Building