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BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS
June 6, 1961
The Board of Appeals held a regular greeting in the Selectmen's
Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, June 6, 1961. Present were
Chairman Nickerson, regular members Ballard, Ripley and Redman, and
associate member Tacker. At 7:30 p.m. hearings were declared open upon
the following petitions:
Ernest E. Outhet - to install and operate a coin operated dry
cleaning establishment at 160 Bedford St.
Ralph E. Schwartz - to install a separate kitchenette on first
floor of dwelling at 16 Douglas Rd. Said quarters to be used by motherr
in-law and father-in-law.
C. H. McGee - to build an addition to existing building at 311
Marrett Rd. which would not have sufficient side yard or parking area.
Norman C. Dahl, William E. Haible and William Osborne - to
build two tennis courts on parcel of land consisting of 1-06/100 acres
with access on Moreland Ave. and located between #2 Moreland Ave. and
#4 Moon Hill Rd.
Hancock Congregational Church - to maintain free standing sign
4'6" x 7' on Church premises at 1y12 Mass. Ave.
/ Dr. Sherwood Marnoy - to practice medicine in his residence at
15 Douglas Rd.
John H. Millican - to construct an addition 69 ft. x 75 ft. to
existing greenhouses at 93 Hancock St.
James P. Cassim - to relocate house and stable presently front-
ing on 341 Bedford St. to parcel of land remaining after land-taking by
the State, which house and stable would have frontage on a so-called
street, "Brook St.", which has not been laid out, constructed nor ac-
cepted by the Town.
At the close of the hearings an Executive Session was held durr
ing which the following decisions were reached:
Ernest E. Outhet - granted
Ralph E. Schwartz - denied
C. H. McGee - denied
Norman C. Dahl et al - granted
Hancock Congregational Church - granted
Dr. Sherwood Marnoy - granted
John H. Millicaa - granted
James P. Cassim - denied
All pertinent material with regard to the above petitions if on
file in each individual folder.
Ruth C. Brodhead, Clerk