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ZBA-3-25-04
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Minutes of the Meeting of March 25, 2004. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman James F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Gregory L. Panda 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 Pot} Warner - 100 Dedham St. Mr. Timothy Brooks, president, Canton Pop Warner, came before the Board informally representing petitioner. He stated the petitioner would like to erect approximately twenty banner signs on the back inside fence at the Salah Field behind the Kennedy School. The banners would be vinyl and would advertise the Pop Warner corporate sponsors for the 2004 season. The banners would be hung in August and taken down in October. The banners would use approximately 100' of area. After a brief discussion, Mr. Fitzgerald moved the petition of Canton Pop Warner for a Special Permit (Sign) to allow twenty non-permanent vinyl banners to be erected along the inside fence at the Salah Field behind the Kennedy School, to advertise 2004 corporate sponsors, be granted, for the period afAugust 1, 2004 through October 31, 2004. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to grant. OHC Indian Woods LLC - Indian Woods Way Mr. Carroll reported that Mr. Mark Richardson of OHC came before the Board at the prior hearing to seek approval for the appointment of CHAPA as the agency to handle the affordable units at the Indian Woods development. At that time, the Board asked that the Canton Housing Authority be given the opportunity to become involved with the affordable units, if they so desired. Since that hearing, the housing authority has responded back to the Board stating they are not interested in becoming involved in the managing of the affordable units. Therefore, Mr. Carroll asked that the Board re-affirm their vote of March 11, 2004, to appoint CHAPA as the agency to handle the affordable units for Indian Woods. The move was seconded and the Board voted two yeas (Mr. Carroll and Mr. Panda), 0 nays, 1 abstention (Mr. Fitzgerald) to approve.