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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946-07-16MEETING OF PLANNING BOARD I July 16, 1946 Present: Messrs. Worthen, Richards, Houdlette, Cromwell Voted To authorize the purchase of two reams of tissue paper to be used by the Planning Board. Cutler Farm It was noted that Mr. Ferguson had attended the hearing, on the Cutler Farm property, which was adjourned for two weeks. Suns The Board had been asked to express its thoughts on how to clarify or change Article 19 of the building code in respect to advertising signs on business properties. After considerable discussion it was concluded that it would be best to let the article stand as at present. The Board believes that signs attached to buildings should lie flat with the fact of the buildings and project not more than six inches irrespective of whether the building is back from the street ' line. The Board realizes that an even more serious problem exists concerning advertising signs that are not attached to buildings but for the present is undebided as to what attitude to take because of the difficulty in differentiating between signs that are objection- able, in this category, and others that are not. It was decided to write to the Selectmen in the above vein. Home Trailers The Selectmen have asked the Planning Board to express an opinion upon methods of regulating or controlling the use of trailers for living quarters on land awned or leased by the occupants of the trailers. (This is distinct from the problem of regulating so-called trailer camps.) The Planning Board after considerable discussion concluded that there must be regulatory powers under the rules for health and sanitation that would permit effective control. However, it decided to investigate the matter further, by communicating with the State Planning Board and otherwise before replying to the Selectmen. Parking Lot Problem ' The Board considered the parking lot problem but arrived at no conclusion. Fe7 tfullysu