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Zoning · Source meeting date: 2004-05-13 · Record 28057

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Minutes of the Meeting of May 13, 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 Police De[}t. - Banner Request

 Mr. Carroll read into record a request from the Canton Police Dept. to display a banner in
the usual location on Washington St. for the period of May 23rd through June 7, to advertised
seatbelt safety.

 Mr. Fitzgerald moved to allow the banner as requested. The move was seconded and the
Board voted unanimously to approve.

Paul Casev - 40 Industrial Drive

 Attorney Schneiders stated this is an informal request for advice from the Board
regarding a parking lot located in a residential district. He stated he is in the process of going
through prior town meeting records to see if the parcel was changed to industrial and has not
completed that process. He asked for a continuance to June 24, 2004.

Pine Street Realty Trust/Pickering - 340 Pine St.

 Attorney Schneiders stated the primary occupation at the premises is the paving
company, however, in the winter, the petitioner plows all during the night. He asked that the
hours of operation in the decision be modified so that the plowing could be incorporated. He
asked that the hours be written as 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except during snow plowing season.

 Mr. Carroll stated that would be a reasonable modification. Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr.
Panda concurred.

Canton Little League - 55 Pecunit St.

 Mr. Carroll read into record a written request from Attorney Richard Staiti for withdrawal
without prejudice. Mr. Fitzgerald moved to accept. The move was seconded and the Board
voted unanimously to accept.