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. March 9, 1966
The Historic Districts Commission met at the time and place specified
in the public notice of the hearing on the application of Henri Hairstylists, Inc.
for a Certificate of Appropriateness ~i,th respect to-the erection and display of a
new sign at 31t Bedford Street, which is within the Battle Green District.
Present were Donald R•'Grant, Chairman, P hilip B. Parsons, Secretary,
Ruth G. Bevan, George E. Graves and Wilbur M. Jaquith and Associate Commissioners
Max H. Straw and Donald B. White..
The chairman read the letter of application a nd the notice of hearing.
Bar. John P. Sarasin appeared in behalf of the applicant and showed the commission a
drawl ng of the proposed sign. Mr. Passinnissi of Stop & Shop Inc. appeared and
stated that Stop & Shop had approved of the proposed sign, but would consider changes
in the sign. Mr. Sarasin answered questions asked by the commission members, and it
was agreed that he meet with the commission on March 16, 1966, at 7s15 P.M, and
submit to the commission three copies of tie scale drawing of the sign. The hearing
was adjourned at 8:25 P.M•
Hearing was held at 8s15 P.M. on the applica lion of ?doors Homes Inc..
for a Certificate of Appropriateness with respect to the erection of a dwelling on
Lots B & 3a, Eliot Road, which is within the Monroe Tavern District.
The chairman read the notice of hearing and the letter of application
received ffbm Mark Moore Jr. The chairman stated that he had talked with Mr. Moore
on the telephone regarding the application and that Mr. Moore would be out of town
on the date of the hearing, and he would be represented by a foreman. Mr. Moore s
foreman stated that the porch was in the process of being constructed. There were
many questions asked, and the question was raised if the porch would be visible from
any public street or way.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Cromwell of 9 Tavern Lane were present at the hearing
and stated that there were verydisappointed with the location of the porch.
It was agreed that the hearing be adjourned until +~a.rch 16, 1965, at which
time the applicant would have more complete drawings to t~nibmit to the commission.
Mr. White raised the question as to whether or not tY~ struct,ures on the
roof of Stop & Shop building were satisfactorily screened. Discussion followred,
Mr. Jaquith showed the coranission sketches of the proposed new districts
of the Historic Districts Commission.
The hearing was adjourned at 9:20 P _,C'~-~- (f~~~.~.,~
Philip B./Parsons
Secretary
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to act on the petitions oP
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