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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-01-08 BOARD OF APPEALS January 8, 1981 7 30 p m. The Board of Appeals held a regular meeting in the Selectmen's Meeting Room. Present Ruth Morey, Chairman Woodruff M Brodhead Irving H Mabee Natalie H. Rif fin Thomas G. Taylor Public hearings were held on the following petitions 1 Mariam St , Gracie's Restaurant, Grace E Bellino - special permit to operate a restaurant 18 Muzzey St. (rear) , Monument Realty Trust, John E. Boeing Co , Inc. - special permit to allow renovation of the second floor of the separate building at the rear (CB zone) so as to provide residential quarters for use by John E. Boeing, owner of the property and also for any variance necessary 10 Bartlett Ave , Frederick R. and Mary R. Murphy - variances to maintain existing house and garage as located and construct an addition 443 Lincoln St., Albert R. Piantedosi - variance and/or special permit to allow for the temporary parking of not more than 37 motor vehicles on the lot owned by the applicant This is a request for renewal of a permit which will expire on 12/28/80 Decisions filed with the Town Clerk 1 Meriam St. - SP granted unanimously with conditions 18 Muzzey St. (rear) - SP granted unanimously to use 2nd floor of separate building as residential quarters and - V unanimously granted from requirements of 5 4 3 landscaping, all subject to certain conditions 10 Bartlett Ave - V's granted unanimously 443 Lincoln St. - V renewed through 1/16/83 The meeting adjourned at 10 52 p m Respectfully submitted, Evelyn F Cole Administrative Clerk BOARD OF APPEALS January 20, 1981 The Board of Appeals received notice that the Selectmen have approved the Board of Appeals fee schedule The Board of Appeals Rules and Regula- tions and new Application Form were filed with the Town Clerk on January 21, 1981 kvi / POSTERNAK, BLANKSTEIN & LUND ATTORNEYS AT LAW 100 CHARLES RIVER PLAZA BOSTON,MASSACHI'SEITS 02119 (617) 367-9595 ERIK LUND NOEL G.POSTERNAK RICHARD K.BLANKSTEIN ROBERT T.HARRINGTON DONALD H.SIEGEL JOHN B.CONNARTON.JR GEORGE E.CHRISTODODLO SCOTT HARSHBARGER ROBERTA F BENJAMIN STANLEY N WALLERSTEIN January 13, 1981 MARINA PAIGE BARTLEY(Pa) DAVID J. HATEM IRA J. DEITSCH ROSANNA SATTLER FERDINAND ALVARO.JR. Ruth Morey, Chairwoman Lexington Board of Appeals Town Office Building Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 Re: Lexington Planning Board v. Lexington Board of Appeals Dear Ruth: This is simply to report that I have entered my appearance on behalf of the Board, have been in touch with Pat Hagedorn and obtained copies of the relevant information from her file, and am pressing Palmer & Dodge to agree to a factual stipulation so that this matter can be heard by the Court at an early date. My initial impression on a review of the papers and the relevant statute and provisions of the Lexington zoning by-law is that the Butts ' petition placed before the Board a question of fact, i.e. whether or not the adjacent lots had been combined, that the Board had the power to decide that question of fact, and that the decision made by the Board is justifiable. I would caution that this is strictly a preliminary impression, but I thought you would be interested to know that the case is not as clear-cut as Palmer & Dodge claims. I was also interested to discover that in June, 1967 the Planning Board's article to do away with the protection of the zoning by-law for these contiguous lots which were in a single ownership was presented to the Town Meeting by me. Since it failed, this probably accounts for my strong recollection of the event. 111 Best reg ds, Erik Lund EL:am