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BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING
FEBRUARY 9, 1932.
Hearing at 8 P.M. Afterward, the Board in private session
appointed C. E. Glynn as Clerk Pro -tem and approved records
of meeting held January 29th.
The Quinn application was then considered and it was
voted that the application of Alexander Quinn for permit
to use the premises at 807 to 809 Mass. Avenue, for an
automobile show room be granted as follows;
The owner or lessee shall not park any car on Curve
St. No cars are to be displayed or stored on the lot outside
the building. No repairing of cars is to be done on the
premises. No gasoline shall be allowed in the tanks of
cars stored on the first floor. The stroage room in the
basement is to be fire proofed and to have an eight inch
terra-cbtta or similar wall without opening between it
and the fireroom and said storage room to conform in all
respects to the State and Lexington laws and regulations.
If any of the above conditions are not complied with
or if the premises are not made to conform to the above
requirements within six (6) months of the date hereof,
this permit shall become null and void.
The Board considered the petition of the A. G. Davis
Ice Co, for a permit for a public garage at 3 Grant St.
and it was voted that the petition be granted as follows:
Location to be as shown on blue prints of plans
prepared by G. R. Mitchell•, Architect, and T. Myrick
landscape architect, dated Jan. 19, 1932, and on file in
the Town Office. The exterior rear wall, abutting the town
property, and both side walls are to be constructdd of
field stone,
This permit is granted on the further conditInn
that the garage shall be completed within one ydar from
the date hereof.
A true copy, At
Clerk, Pro -tem.
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