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March 14, 1955
The meeting was called to order by the chairman at 7:30 p.m.
Me~oerspresent were ~. Whipple, Mr. Alvino, Mr. Nicetta,
Mr. Lurid, and ~. Perrone. Mr. I~ipple designated Mr. Perrone
as a voting member at 'this meeting.~
This wasa Puo]ic Hearing on the application of Mr., E.J. Dudley applying
for a permit to erect and opera'be a gasoline station on Osgood Street
(across frown W.E.).
Mr. Dudley was present at this hearing and stated he had nothing fuTther
to add to,hat was contained in his application.
There were no opponents to this petition.
Mr. Nicetta moved thismatter be taken into consideration by the Board.
~is ~ootion was seconded by Mr. Lund and unanimously passed.
Mr. Perrone made the motion that action be postponed with reagrd to this
pelion until the next regular meeting. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Nice'tta and unanimously passed by the Board
~he meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
Signed Secretary
Signed Clerk
4pril ll, 1955
The meeting was called to order by the chair~]an at 7:30 p.m. Members
present were Messrs. Whipple, Alvin% Lund~ Perron% Finck, Nicetta
and Smith ~5~. Perrone was designated as a voting ,~mber at this meeting.
Mr. George Hayes of First Street, snbni'tted a plan of a proposed garage.
The cle~¢ was ~!irected to send i~. Hayes a letter gtating he must submit
the correct nUmber of copies of the plan before the Board may act on his
request.
The application Of E.g. Dudley for approval of a pe~'mit to erect and operate
a gasoline static;n, on which ax p~zblic hearing was held on March lb, 19~5
was considered. ~. LundL ~ made the motion that the permit be granted
subject to th~ $Q~,r~'S%approval of plans of the l~yout and landscaping and
the building itself.' Hbfore the p<~rmit is issued these terms must be
complied with by the petitoner. The motion was seconded by Mr. Perrone
and unanimously passed by the Board.
Mr. Dudley was present at this meting and informed the Board ti~at the terms
set down are agreeable to him.
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The applicaticn of D~.Buckley who was represented by Atty.
Edward Lanigan, for the erection of a single £amily dwelling
on a lot not conforming with the zoning ordinance was discussed.
~.~. Lanigan and Mr. Buckley were both present and MW. Lanigan
informed the Board that unless the Board granted this variance
the land ~ould prove useless~ due to thelot~s unuauat shape.
Mr. Lanigan informed the Board the lot is recorded and was 6one
so in 1920,
On motion of Mr. Nicetta seconded by Y~. Lurid the Board uananimously
voted to take the mtMr under advisement.
Motion was made by Mr. Sm! th seconded by Mr. Perrone that the
variance be grsmted. The Board uauanimously approved the
granting of the variance and stated the following reasons:
1. The ~lad is duly recorded prior to effective date of
the By-Law.
2. The ~lot is narr~w and cannot meet the requirements of
Article ~, Section 2~ paragraph B and Section 3 of
the By-Laws.
The petitioner has done the best he can to locate the
dwelling as closely as possible incompliance with the
By-Laws.
It. dOe~; not appear that sny bu~l~ing will be able to be
erected on the lot unless the variance is granted.
On ~otion cf Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr, Alvino, the Board unani~aously
voted to adjourn at 9:30 p.m.
Meeting was called to order by the chairman at 7:30 p.m.
present were Messrs. Finck, Lund, Boeglin, and Nicetta.
Chairman
Members
A hearing date of May 24thwas set fer the petition of Daniel
Valpeyof Green Street.
Meeting adjourned at 8:30p.m.
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