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PINI. BOARD :
I Feb.
The regular meeting of the P1 Board was held at the
10 Town Hall on Friday evening, February th at 7:48 o eioak, there
being present Messrs. Emery, L.S. and W.D. Brown, Dr. Tilton and.
Mr. Duffy.
The reactions to the published ByLaws which have bees in
the hands of the voters since last Saturday arsd which reactions
have been most earnestly and carefully considered in informal
conferences since they first began to come ins were taken up for•
sally and as a result it was voted to present at Town Meeting,
together with the proposed By .Taws, the following amendments:
a. To combine R 2 and R 3 districts so that Sec. 6 is eliminated
and Sec,. 8 becomes
Sec. 8 R 2 districts fMMONOMO twotasiily dwellings)*
All buildings and uses permitted under R 1 and the followings
1. Double dwellings
2. Two family dwellings
3. Hotels and boarding houses
II 4. Fire and police stations.
b. Sec. 7 becomes See. 8, the designation R 3 being omitted. "
c. Sec. 8 becomes See. 7, the designation R 3 beim omitted* °'"adµ,
d. Sec. 9 and Sec. 10 become Sections 8 and 9.
b. See. 11 becomes Sea. 10 and the designation R 3 is omitted:
the objection that 8000 sq ft. per dwelling was too drastic
not borne out by Mr. Duffy's figures which showed that in a
large group of cases checked up by him although the original
lot plats had been smaller Eifse only one ease in which
the small land owners had not purchased at least two parcels,
1 giving them in every case lots approximately 5000 ft. sq.
f. Sec. 12 becomes Sec. 11 and the designation R 5 is omitted.
Although our building laws allow second class construction to
°com►p, the entire lot, it was felt that despite objection
raised, the shading off of business into residential districts
M obtained under this section as written should be preserved.
g. Sections 15, 14, 18, 16, and 17 become Sections 12, 18, 14. 18,
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and 16 respectively.
h. Section 18 becomes Section 17 and the phrase in third line
reading.: "will tend to improve the status of the neighborhood"
amended to reads "will not tend to impair the status of the
neighborhood."
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is Section 19 becomes Section. 18 and owing to hardships *rising
under it and objections raised all but the opening paragra
ph
eliminated so that the section as amended will reed:
"Sooting 18 Sonroontorming uses. Non••eonfoiysing uses or
buildings shall not be altered or extended exeept upon
written approval of the PlanningBoard, a public hearing
duly advertised, and a permit signed by the Selectmen."
40 j. Section 20 becomes Sec. 19.
k. Section 22 eliminated altogether, it appearing wiser to
obtain releases in manner already proving so successful.
1. Sections 22, 26, 24, 28, 26, 29, 28 and 29 become respedtively
Sections 20, 21, 22, 26, 24, 28, 26, end 27 respectively.
Some objections having arisen as to the limited territory
offered for manufacturing it appearing that said territory ex.
tended some 1400 feet in length with a total width of 5004 ft.,
in all 420000 sq. ft. or well over 9 sores; and inasmaoh as no
other section suggested but would be injurious to nearby rest.
dential areas, it was decided to leave further additions open to
the desires of the citizens.
It also appearing that the land abont Grapevine corner owned
by Mr. McIntosh had already been restrisped for business to only
100 feet and that he bad already disposed of a 100 foot property
at the Spring Street junction foriness purposes, it was de.
aided to provide an additional buss sone- at this latter point
of 100 feet in length.
The Board feeling that the wishes of the citisens so far as
they bad been known had been most carefully eonsidered and prom*
posed amendments agreed upon to carry out the wishes of all
without endangering the benefits of the ordinances as .a whole ,
the meeting adjourned at 10:16.
Willard D. Brown,
Secretary.
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