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ZBA-2-12-04
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Minutes of the Meeting of February 12, 2004. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman 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. Canton Fire Del~artment - 99 Revere St. Chief Tim Ronayne came before the Board with an informal request for temporary outside storage. Chief Ronayne stated their building is going to be renovated and as part of that process, he will need to store some of the building contents outside. He is requesting a 40' by 8' storage trailer to be located to the rear of the property. He stated it would be located 2' from the building. He stated the construction should start in May and he is hoping to have the trailer on site by March. The renovations should be complete by February of 2005. Mr. Pando moved the petition of Canton Fire Department for a temporary Special Permit for outside storage to allow a 40' by 8' storage trailer to be located to the rear of the building, as outlined in the submitted plan dated 2/12/04, for a period of one year from March 1, 2004, with the proviso that the Board would consider an extension if necessary. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to approve. Donald McNeice, Jr. - 141-143 Bolivar Street Attorney Suzanne Matthews and Don McNeice, Jr. came before the Board regarding a petition to add two, one-bedroom units to the rear of the existing apartment building. Attorney Matthews stated the petitioner received a special permit from the Board to erect two three-unit buildings at 133-143 Bolivar Street on two adjoining parcels. The two lots initially had a piece of land running between them. Mr. McNeice got a legal opinion in 2000 which determined the lots are adjoining parcels. He is in the process of deeding it into one parcel and will have to obtain an ANR from the Planning Board. Attorney Matthews stated they are assuming it is one single parcel at this point and she is requesting a modification of the special permits previously granted. She stated at the time the petitioner was granted the special permits, the zoning by-law required a lot