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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS
August 26, 1954
A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the Selectmen's
Room, Town Office Building, Tuesday, August 26, 1954.
At 8:00 p.m. hearings were declared open upon the following
petitions:
Anne M. Elden - to erect a single family dwelling at 330 Con-
cord Ave. w c will be set back 27.52 from the street instead of the
required 30 ft.
James R. Bright - to erect an addition to the existing house at
56 Robbins Rd. which will not have the set back from the street as re-
quired by the Zoning By-law.
John E. Hossfield - to subdivide parcel of land located at 128
Reed St. into two parte s, designated as Lots "A" and "B" on plot plan
accompanying petition, and to maintain on each of the subdivided lots
the existing dwellings.
Robert F. Freda - to erect a two -car garage attached to the
' existing ouse all"1 Lincoln St. which would be set back 7'1" from
the northeasterly lot line.
Edward A. Bannon - to erect a porch attached to existing dwell-
ing at 56 Harding RJ. substantially in accordance with the plot plan
submitted.
Mrs. C. S. Broussard - to operate a Nursery School 5 days a
week for children age o 5 years, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 21
Butler Ave.
Madeleine C. Harrison - to continue operation of Kindergarten
for not more n ten c ren, five days a week, during the school
year, at 29 North Street.
Paul Alibrandi - to erect and operate a roadside stand at 565
Lowell St.
At the close of the hearings an executive session was held dur-
ing which the following decisions were reached:
Anne M. Elden - Granted
James R. Bright - Granted
John E. Hossfield - Granted
Robert F. Freda - Granted
' Edward A. Bannon - Granted
Mrs. C. S. Broussard - Granted -subject to conditions as set
forth in Permit Order
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Madeleine C. Harrison - Granted -subject to the conditions as '
set forthlin the Permit Order
Paul Alibrandi - Granted -subject to the following conditions:
1. That this permit shall expire September 1, 1955; 2. That there shall
be no floodlighting of the premises; 3. That the premises shall be
kept in a neat and orderly condition, and that only the products of the
land of the owner of the stand that is within the Town of Lexington shall
be sold.
Muriel C. Stone, Clerk
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