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BOARD OF APPEALS BEARINGS
May 31, 1960
The Board of Appeals held hearings on Tuesday, May 31, 1960, in
the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on the following petitions:
Francis Napoli - to build an addition to store building at 6
North Hancock St. which would have insufficient side yard and would not
provide sufficient parking area. Addition to be used for storage only.
MITI Lincoln Laboratory - to vary the Building By-law in order to
erect a metal frame addition !6' x 9'6K x 8', to a present steel frame
building at 238 Wood St. which does not comply with the Lexington Build-
ing By-laws. Addition to be used for research and to house tools and
equipment.
M. J. McCormack - to subdivide parcel of land at 475 Concord Ave.
into two lots, one of which has three structures on it, and with the pro-
vision that the garage is to be removed. Both lots would have insuffi-
cient frontage and the dwelling has insufficient setback.
Elizabeth A. Edgar - to erect a carport to existing house at 30
Grassland St. which does not have required setback. Proposed carport
would leave insufficient side yard.
H. B. MacKay & Son - to operate a plumbing and heating contracting
business with office and display room at 166 Bedford St.
L. Priscilla Luther - to subdivide parcel of land at 160 Lincoln
St. into two lots, one of which has a structure on it, with neither lot
having required frontage.
Richard D. Hamilton - to subdivide parcel of land at corner of
Reed and Ash Sts. into five lots, one of which has a structure on it,
and none of which would have required area or frontage.
At the close of the hearings the following conclusions were reached
in Executive Session:
Francis Napoli - granted
MIT, Lincoln Laboratory - granted
M. J. McCormack - granted
Elizabeth A. Edgar - granted
H. B. MacKay & Son - granted
Priscilla Luther - granted
Richard D. Hamilton - denied
All pertinent materials with regard to the above petitions is on
file in each individual folder.
Ruth C. Brodhead, Clerk