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r r . i ":A.: May 19, 1965 The Historic Districts Commission met at the tip and place spcc~:fied in the public notice of the hearing on the application of Paul Stetson, for a Certificate of ~ippropriateness for changes in the exterior architecture]. features of the existing dwelling at 33 Hancock 5treet~ which is within the Hancock--Clerks District, Present were vonald R. Jrant, Cgairman~ Philip B• Parsons Secretary Ruth Bevan, George E. Crraves and Wilbur M. Jaquith. The chairman read the letter o£ application. Mr. Stetson appeared in his own behalf and ansvrered questions asked by the Commission members. A set of five drawings was shown to the members, and the hearing was ad~ourncd at 8x20 P. M. Upon motion duly made and seconded,. it was VOTED to issue a certificate of ap propriateness to Paul Stetson with respect to the erection of an addition to the northerly elevation of the existing dwelling at 33 Hancock Streets which is within t he Hancock-Clerks District. Mr. Wilbur Jaquith was excused from the meetings and Associate Commissioner Max H. Straw was present for the remainder of the meeting. BQr. Raymond Scheublin, president, Lexington Trust Company appeared in behalf of the application of Lexington Trust Company for a certificate of appropriateness, the hearing of which was held on RRay 5, 1965. Mr. Scheublin presented the commission with a set of three scaled drawings of the propos~:d addition and alterations to the present bank building. ]dany questions were asked Mr. Scheublin and the hearing was adjourned at 8=45 r. "u. Upon motion duly made and seconded it was VOTED to issue a certificate of appropriateness to Lexington Trust Company with respect to the alteration and erection of an addition to the southwesterly end of the existing bank building located on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Bduzzey Street, which is within the Battle Green District. The meeting was ad3ourned at s3/5 PhiYip B. Parsons Secretary