HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-02-27BOARD OF APPEALS HEARINGS
IFebruary 27, 1968
A regular meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the
Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Tuesday, February 27, 1968.
Present were Chairman Nickerson and regular members Dawes, Sheldon and
Wadsworth and associate Brodhead; also the secretary, Mrs. Macomber.
Hearings were called to order at 7:30 p.m. as follows:
Vernon and Olivette Rice - variance as it applies tbethe
residential dwelling at 21 Hayward Ave., Lexington, by allowing said
dwelling to continue to exist despite a nine foot side yard on the
westerly side of the premises instead of the required ten foot side
yard, and a twenty-six foot setback instead of the required thirty feet.
Instrumentation Laboratory, Inc. Thomas A. Rosse, President,
in connection with the building which is being constructed,at 113 Hart-
well Ave., Lexington, to be allowed to build one large room containing
19,000 sq.ft. without a dividing partition. This undivided area would
be in excess of the area limitations set forth in Sections 1 and 2 of
Art. X of the Building By -Law.
Lloyd H. Miller - permission to continue operation of a
roadside stand at 973 Concord Ave., Lexington.
' Wilson Farm, Inc. — permission to continue operation of a
roadside stand at #10 Pleasant St., Lexington.
Albert B. Levin - variance for the purpose of constructing a
two -car carport -garage at 18 Peacock Farm Rd. which would have a 20 -ft.
setback from Peacock Farm Road instead of the required 30 feet, and a
10 ft. setback from Trotting Horse Dr. instead of the required 20 ft.
Robert 0. Tillinghast - variance to permit two 2 -family units
in rear of 465 and 475 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington.
Ida G. Krebs - permission to erect a dwelling on part of Lots
Al2, A5, A6, said dwelling to be used as a school for tutoring students
with a maximum of 32 students at any one time. (Concord Ave.)
Donald B. MacKay - for permission to construct at 162 Bedford
St., Lexington, a 10' x 30' aluminum framed fibreglass awning to be
attached to the right hand side of building and supported by four posts
at the outside edge. This awning would be over an existing chain link
fence.
Following the hearings an executive session was held during
which the following decisions were made:
Vernon and Olivette Rice - granted
Instrumentation Laboratory, Inc. - granted
Lloyd H. Miller - granted