HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-05-14Monday - 14, 1962
Regular Meeting
The Board of Appeals held their regular meeting on Monday evening, May 14,
1962, at 7:30 P.M. in the Town Building. The following members were present and
voting: Daniel T. O'Leary, Chairman; Harold Morley, Secretary; Howard
Robert J. Burke and Associate Member Arthur Drummond who sat in place of Henry
Lurid.
1. HEARING: Salvatore Alaimo.
Mr. O~Leary read the legal notice which was in the appeal of Salvatore Alaimo
requesting a variation of Sec. 6, Para. 6.31 of the Zoning By-Law so as to permit
the subdivision of three existing lots, each 50' x 1OO~, into two lots, each 75' x
100~, on the premises located at east side of Harwood Street, known as 26 Harwood St.
Mr. Alaimo and his daughter were present and showed the plans to the Board.
There were no questions since everything was shown on the plans. There were no
abutters present and there was no opposition.
Mr. Burke made a motion to take the petition under advisement. Mr. Morley
seconded the motion and the vote was unan__~mous.
2. HEARING: Sherwood Homes, Inc. 7:45 P.M.
Mr. Morley read the legal notice of the Sherwood Homes, Inc. requesting a
variation of Sec. 6, Para. 6.31 of the Zoning By-Law so as to permit the erection
of a frame residential dwelling on the premises, located at the south side of
Gilbert Street; 211 feet from the corner of Patriot Street and known as Lot ~2 and
part of Lot 43, Gilbert Street.
Mr. John Shields and his son were present. The showed and explained the plans
to the Board. Mr. Shields sh=~ed a plot plan of record from the Registry _~_-~ has
an agreement with Davis and Furber Machine Co. There is water, gas and sewerage
and he will extend the water where needed. The lots are in accord with the neigh-
borhood. Approval of this variance will broaden the tax base for the Town.
Mr. Burke made a motion to take the petition under advisement. Mr. Gil_wmn
seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
3. HEARING.' Sherwood Homes, Inc. 8:00 P.M.
Mr. Morley read the legal notice of the Sherwood Homes, Inc. requesting a
variation of Sec. 6, Para. 6.31 of the Zoning By-Law so as to permit the erection
of a frame residential dwelling on the premises, located at the north side of
Francis Street, located 211 feet distant from the corner of Patriot Street and known
as Lot 32 and part of Lot 33, Francis Street.
Mr. Burke made a motion to go ahead with the hearing even though it was not yet
8:00 P.M. Mr. Drummond seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
The same information applied to this variance as to the previous one.
4. HEARING: Sherwood Homes, Inc. 8:15 P.M.
Mr. Morley read the legal notice of the Sherwood Homes, Inc. requesting a
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variation of Sec. 6, Para. 6.62 of the Zoning By-Law so as to permit to bring i~to
conformity of size, existing Lots of Record, indicated on Plan #2098, No. District
Essex Registry of Deeds, dated July 28, 1949, resulting in lots of not less than
10,OO0 sq. ft. and not less tken 100 ft. frontage on the premises, located at West
side of Patriot Street, from the corner of Belmont Street to the corner of Francis
Street, Lots 84-93, 46 & 47, 36 & 37.
Mr. Shields explained that this land was offered to the Town at last year's
Town Meeting, but the Town did not take it, so he purchased it from Davis & Furber.
Mr. Burke made a motion to take the petition under advisement subject to any
objections up to 8:15, since the hearings were going ahead of schedule. Mr. Morley
seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
Ther~ were no abutters present and there was no opposition.
The Board then discussed the petitions and made the followimg decisi~s:
1. Salvatore Alaimo.
Mr. Burke made a motion to GRANT the variance, Mr. Morley seconded the motion
and the vote was umamimnus. Permission is granted to allow the subdivision of the
lots as set forth on the applicant's plan. This subdivision complies with Sec. 6,
Para. 6.31 of the Zoning By-Law, all provisions of said section kg__v~ng been c~mplied
with.
2. Sherwood Homes, Inc. - 3 Hearings.
Mr. Burke made a motion to GRANT the variances for the three hearings. Mr.
Gil,~n seconded the motion and the VOte was UnaBtmmus. Permission is granted for
th~ lots as set forth on the applicant's plans, all provisions of Sec. 6, Para.
6.62 & 6.31 of the Zonin~ By-Law having been complied with.
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Board signed all of the plans.
Burke made a motion to keep the present Chairmsm and Secretary. (Mr.
Chairman and Mr. Morley, Secretary). Mr. Gilman secomded the motion and
was llllanimons.
Mr. Morley made a motion not to hold any ~;-~er meetings unless sometht-g
special comes up. Mr. Gilman seconded the motion -nd the vote was unanimous.
The Board signed a bill for Anna Donahue for $40.00.
at 8~%o P.M.
meeting adjouraed
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