HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-09-23 BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING
September 23, 1968
A regular meeting of the Lexington Board of Appeals was held on
Tuesday, September 24, 1968, at 7 30 p.m in the Selectmen's Room,
Town Office Building Present were Chairman Nickerson, regular mem-
bers Sheldon, Dawes, Abbott and Wadsworth
The following petitions were heard
Alvin L. Glick for a variance of the Lexington Zoning By-Law to
permit the construction of an addition to the house at 11 Russell Rd
that would have a 9' side yard instead of the required 15' on the south-
westerly border of the property
John H Asadoorian for a permit to build a swimming pool, size 20'
x 40' , at #1 Todd Rd , which will have a rear yard 7 1/2 ft on the south
side instead of the required 15 ft This variance is requested for safety
reasons
Radio Station WCOP for a variance of the Lexington Zoning By-Law to
permit the erection of a sign 3' x 3' plywood (non-illuminated) with a
10'0" clearance between the ground and bottom of sign, at 75 Concord Ave.
The sign will be 3'6" from the street instead of the required 30 0"
Vine Brook Swim Corp , for permission to install a swimming pool,
together with accessory buildings, on Lot 13, which is located on
Maureen Rd
Arthur F Douglass for a variance of the Lexington Zoning By-Law
to permit the location of chimney and trim with less than the required
50' from the lot line, namely 47 ft , in accordance with the plan sub-
mitted at the original hearing on December 19, 1967, for the Funeral
Home in C 4 District on Worthen rd (between First National store and
Grace Chapel)
Lexington Gardens Inc. , (John H. Millican, President) for per-
mission to sell at retail at 93 Hancock St nursery stock and allied
products including among others fungicides, insecticides, mulches and
fertilizers; hand gardening tools and equipment; sprinklers; plant con-
tainers and supports and deocrative items used in connection therewith;
wild bird feeders, food and houses; and, from December 10th to 24th
inclusive, Christmas trees, wreaths, etc
Oneida Corn , for a special permit to subdivide a tract of land
according to the planned unit development requirements of the Town of
Lexington The tract of land is located at 495 Bedford St , comprises
approximately 50 acres of land and is more commonly known as the
"Drummer Boy" land
Ill Akvin L. Glick - Granted
John H Asadoorian - Denied
RadiorStation WCOP - Denied
Vinebrook Swim Corp - Denied
Arthur F Douglass - Granted
Lexington Gardens, Inc - Granted ` —
Drummer Boy - Denied
Dorothy W. Savet, Clerk