HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-05-12Monday - May 12, 1969
Regular Meeting & Hearing
The BOARD OF APPEALS held their regular meeting on Monday evening, May l2,
1969 at 7:30 P.M. with the following members present and voting: Arthur R.
Drummond, Chairman; Daniel T. O'Leary, Secretary; Donald J. Scott and Associate
Member James A. Glynn, Jr., Esq.
There were 8 people present for the meeting.
HEARING: Charles T. Perocchi, Jr.
Mr. O'Leary read the legal notice in the appeal of Charles T. Perocchi, Jr.
who requested a variation of Sec. 7.22 of the Zoning By-Law so as to permit the
erection of a home on a 5OxlO0 foot lot, with a 12 foot setback from the street
line, on the premises~ located at the west side of AutranAvenue at the corner
of Unity Avenue. He also read the Building Inspector's refusal. Mr. Arsenault
disqualified himself from sitting on this petition.
Mr. Perocchi spoke on his own behalf and explained that he hoped to erect a home
for himself and ~is family; that the house would conform with others in the area,
ranch type with one story. There are other lots of this size in the area and no
other adjoining lots are available for purchase. Two abutters who were not in
opposition but interested in the situation were present.
Mr. O'Leary made a motion to take the petition under advisement; Mr. Scott seconded
the motion and the vote was unanimous.
MEERIMACKMATERIALS, INC.
The report from the Builchtug Inspector was reed which stated he felt the
Board's requirements were not being met and he advised the Board not to renew
the permit. Mr. O'Leary made a motion to send a letter to Merrimack Materialst
Inc. informing them of the Building Inspector's report and that if they do not
comply before June 9th, the permit will not be renewed. Mr. Scott seconded the
motion and the vote was unanimous. It was also suggested that a representative
attend the Board's next meetLug in order to discuss the amount of the bond~ etc.
PEROCCHI:
The Board discussed and voted on the Perocchi petition. Mr. O'Learymade a
motion to GRANT THE variance; Mr. Glynn seconded the motion and the vote was
unanimous. Usual reasons. The members signed the plans.
The meeting adjourned at 9:OOP.M.
(Arthur R. Drummond)
(Anna Donahue)
Chairman
Clerk