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45' <br />tonight, but he called me'about 7 o'clock and said <br />he could not`'oome. Now you speak of this as a <br />C-3 district. The C-3 district that 'we are ob- <br />jecting to has restrictions fess severe,tbou yours <br />For example, we are objecting #o :four, acres; <br />and this asks for five. We are ob'jedting to sixty <br />feet setback and this asks for 100 ,with flower gardena; <br />Nov. Mr. Russell instructed me to say that he <br />hoped that you would distinguish between this type :of <br />a'district and the C-3 that goes with ours. Other- <br />wise., we will have to appeal this, likewise, to the <br />Attorney. General, <br />Mr. BIAKELY` Of course, we, as owners,, you <br />see, are: willing to take a much more restricted use <br />because we do not intend some of the uses that would , <br />be done on the property you 's peak of. 3o we, as owners , <br />owning all of the land or rather, ,not owning, we only <br />own a small part of it, we would not object to those, <br />but 1 think ;the Planning Board should answer that, <br />question. <br />The CHAIRMAN, I thinkthelast speaker is <br />talking; about M-1,9 and we are talking about speoial <br />C-3 districts here, and they are two different things. <br />Mr. LINEHAN. M-1 depends on its rights'. R-1 <br />