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Minutes of the Meeting of August 14, 2003.

PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman
 James F. Fitzgerald, Jr.
 Gregory L. Pando
 Robert J. Quigley, Alternate Member

ALSO
PRESENT: Sue Franco, Recording Secretary

 Mr. Carroll opened the Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Salah Hearing Room,
Memorial Hall.

Board of Health Banner Request

 Mr. Carroll read a written request for a banner to be located in the usual location
on Washington Street. The banner would advertise the Board of Health Fair and would
be posted from September 29, 2003 through October 17, 2003. Mr. Carroll moved the
banner request be approved. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously
to approve.

Pequit Village - Turnpike Street

 Mr. Carroll recommended the Board deny the comprehensive permit request
because the proposed development is inconsistent with local needs and for all reasons
listed in the decision prepared by Mark Bobrowski.

 Mr. Fitzgerald concurred and stated he believes the proposal is not consistent with
local needs.

 Mr. Pando stated he feels the proposal is inconsistent with local needs.

 Mr. Fitzgerald, therefore, moved the petition of Pequit Development Partners and
Whirlwind Capital, for a Comprehensive Permit under Ch. 40B, be denied as it is
inconsistent with local needs. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously
to deny.

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Zoning Board of Appeals
Minutes of the Meeting of August 14, 2003
Page 2 of 8

Pequit View - Waterman Rd.

 Mr. Carroll recommended to the Board that they deny the comprehensive permit
request because the proposed development is inconsistent with local needs and for all
reasons stated in the decision prepared by Mark Bobrowski and the Planning Board
report dated May 17, 2003.

 Mr. Fitzgerald stated he read the findings and he concurs that the proposal is
inconsistent with local needs.

 Mr. Pando stated that the last time the petitioner presented to the Board, they
presented a completely different scenario for traffic patterns than previously shown to the
Board, which would require further review. However, the petitioner did not attend any
further hearings.

 Mr. Fitzgerald moved the petition of Pequit Development Partners and Eagle
Farms II Realty Trust for a comprehensive permit under Ch. 40B in order to construct 90
condominium units on land off of Waterman Rd. be denied for the reasons given in the
decision. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to deny.

John Marini / Grover Estates

 Mr. Fitzgerald stated Mr. Marini proposed design changes to the development
which the Design Review Board reviewed. He stated the DRB submitted a
recommendation report to this Board. He has reviewed the recommendations and feels
the changes would be a minor modification to the site plan. Mr. Pando and Mr. Quigley
concurred.

 Mr. Fitzgerald moved the Grover Estates modifications to Buildings #2, #4, and
#5 be considered a minor modification. The move was seconded and the Board voted
unanimously to approve.

 Mr. Fitzgerald moved to approve the minor modifications to the site as presented.
The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to grant.

Mind/Body Connection - 401 Nel~onset Street

 Attorney Suzanne Matthews, Mr. Nick Marathas, Jr. and Ms. Ellen Spicuzza
came before the Board representing petitioner. Attorney Matthews stated the petitioner
is requesting a temporary Special Permit (Use) to allow a massage therapy business in an
Industrial district.