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PLANNING BOARD MEETING <br />September 22, <br />1933 <br />A meeting of the Planning Board was held in the Town Office Build- <br />ing on Friday evening, September 22, 1933, the following being present: <br />Messrs. Duffy, Glynn, Milne, Scheibe, and Robinson; also the secretary. <br />O'CONNELL PETITION <br />Mr. Daniel J. O'Connell appeared before the Board in support of his <br />petition of May 5, 1933 for another hearing with respect to a change in <br />zone of his triangular plot of land at the junction of Woburn Street <br />and Fletcher Avenue. He stated that no new reasons for the change have <br />developed; but that he still feels that it is wise to allow business <br />development there as the area is unsuited to residential purposes and it <br />is unlikely that it will ever be used for that. If a business zone is <br />established, he intends to construct sidewalks on both the Fletcher ave. <br />' and Woburn Street sides of the plot, and provide proper lighting; this <br />making the whole location more attractive, and eventually resulting in <br />a property that will be of greater taxable value to the Town. Mr. Scheibe <br />told Mr. O'Connell that the Planning Board is endeavoring to abide by a <br />State-wide policy to prevent the location of filling -stations near schools, <br />churches, and othet public buildings, as is the situation here; and Mr. <br />OtConnell replied that he hoped the Board would consider what is best for <br />all concerned, bearing in mind that many prominent citizens have expressed <br />themselves in favor of his project. <br />Mr. Duffy questioned if it is fair to again bring this matter before <br />the Town, inasmuch as conditions are unchanged, and the Town has rejected <br />it so recently. Mr. O'Connell replied that he believes it is his right <br />' to present it as often as he wishes; that he intends to present it to the <br />next Town Meeting, and prefers to do it with the appoeval of the Planning <br />Board. Mr. Duffy expladned that Mr. O'Connell had requested action on <br />