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February 3, 1965 The Historic Districts Commission met at the time and place specified in the ~blic notice of the hearing on the application of Z. D. Tarlin, Trustee, ®f hens Realty 2'rust~ for certificates of appropriateness for the proposed building to be erected and proposed signs to be displayed on the premises which front on both Bedford Street and V6'orthen Road, which is within the Battle Green District. Present were Donald R. Grant, Chairman, rhilip B. Parsons, Secretary, Wilbur Jaquith George E. Craves and Associate Commissioner Carl E. Bryant. The chairman read the letter of application and the notice of hearing. He stated for those present that the commission had held previous meetings with the applicant although no aggeements had been made. Also present at the hearing w®re John Silva, Manager, rlanning 3. Engineering Department; Harold E. Fine, Vice 'resident Engineering Department; David Sawyer; Mr. Crowley and other representatives of Stop & Shop Inc. Mr. Fine and Mr. Silva presented the commission with an elevation rendering in color showing th•: supermarket and stores, plot plan, scaled drawings, and a sample of the proposed brick and a sample of the shingles to ba used in the supermarket building. Mr. Sawyer presented the commission with scale drawings of the proposed signs to be erected in connection with the building. The commission members asked the $top & Shop representatives many questions regarding the plans. Many abuttors were present at the hearing, and they xere given an opportunity to view the plans and drawings. There was no opposition to the application. The hearing was adjourned at 9:10 Y. 34i. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTy' to issue a certificate of appropriateness to L. D. Tarlin, Trustee of Athens Realty ~1'rust, with respect to the erection of a supermarket building and certain signs on the premises which face on both Bedford Street and Worthen Road, which is within the Battle Green District. Hearing. was held at 9110 r. M. on the application of Mark Moore, Jr., Trustee of Moore Realty Trusty for changes in the exterior architectural features in the dwelling to be erected at 11jt Hancock Street, formerly 42 Hancock street, which is within the Hancock-Clarke District. The chairman read the letter of application and the notice of hearing. He stated for those present at the hearing td~e background of the application and stated that the original certificate of appropriateness had been issued June 16, 1964. l~dr. Moore appeared in his own behalf and presented the commission w ith a set of scale drawings and a color sample of the paint to be used on the exterior of the dwelling. Many questions were asked by thr_ commission members and by those present at the hearing. There was no opposition to the application. Ths hearing was adjourned at 950 ii• Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was VOTED to issue a certificate of appropriateness to Mark Moore, ~r., Trustee of P:ioore Realty Trust with respect to changes in tt~ exterior architectural features of the single family dwelling with two-car garage which was aparoved by the commission on June 15, 1964, on the premises now known as 44 Hancock Street, but formerly known as 42 `Yancock Street, which is within ~he Hancock-Clarke '~istrict. The meeting was adjourned at 11~ 50 P.;~f. ~~~iy~ I Philip `arsons Secretary