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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ¢ C 84
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1, November 20, 1984
The regular meeting of the Board was called to order at 7:45pm in the
Town Hall, Present were the'folTowing: George H. Wojtkiewicz, Chairman,
Eric E. Butler, ;Clerk; 'Harold R. Collins; Conley, G. Eagan; Leonard F.
Flynn, appointed a voting a member in place of Americo P. Dei
The hearing for Joseph;;Lussier for a Variance from Section IV Schedule
B of the Zoning By -Law: to construct an addition to an existing single
family dwelling at 146 Pratt Street, the lot having less than 80 feet
frontage, said frontage being non - conforming in a Residence C Zone, 'began
at ,7 :45pm. The application was labeled as Exhibit "All the newspaper
advertisement as Exhibit "B", Plan of Land dated November 8, 1984
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prepared by David E. Grant, Registered Land Surveyor as Exhibit C,,
The Planning Board was recorded as being in favor of granting the Variance;
The hearing closed,.'_ at '7 :52pm.
The hearing for Richard E. Thompson for asVariance from Section III
Schedule B of the Zoning By -Law to convert from single 'family to two
family use at 958 Maple Street, said use being non - conforming in an
Agricultural Zone began at 7 :53pm, The Application was labeled as '
Exhibit "A ", the newspaper advertisement as Exhibit "B ",, Plan of Land
prepared by Sharon Survey Service, Sharon, MA, dated January i3, 1984
as Exhibit "C ". The Planning Board was recorded as recommending the
Variance be granted. Motion made by Mr. Eagan and seconded by Mr. Flynn
! to continue the ;hearing to December; 18, 1984 to allow the applicant
l time to apply for a Building Permit and speak to the Building Inspector
regarding his proposal,' All were in favor.
The hearing for Cal J. Vizedom, 70 North Main St, Mansfield for a
Variance from Section III Paragraph E of the Zoning By"Law to construct
an addition to an existing structure at_ 2 Stearns A ve_. "
s to be used
for retail sale of antiques said use being non - conforming in an
.Agricultural Zone began at A:12pm. The application was labeled as
Exhibit "A ", the newspaper advertisement as Exhibit "B ",, Plan of
Land dated November 1 ;1984 prepared by Hayward - Boynton & Williams
Inc,, Taunton as Exhibit "C ".` The ;Planning Board was recorded as
being in favor of granting the variance. :There was opposition noted
from abutters. The hearing closed at 8 :37pm.
The hearing for Daniel '& Alice Sullivan for a Variance from Section IV
Schedule B of the Zoning By -Law to construct an addition to an existing
single family home at 17 Hillside Terrace said lot having a rear yard
less than 40 feet, which is non - conforming in a'Residence A Zone, began
at 8:38pm.' The Application was labeled as Exhibit PA", the newspaper
advertisement as Exhibit "B ", Plan of Land dated October 15, 1984
prepared by Peter M. Ditto, Registered Professional Engineer as
Exhibit "C ". The Planning ;Board was recorded as being ` opposed to
granting the variance. The hearing closed at 8;45pm.
The hearing for James J. Pedro, 377 ;North Main St., Mansfield for a
Variance from Section IV Schedule 'B of the Zoning By -Law for a lot at
456 Fruit ;Street, said :lot having less than 120 -foot frontage, which is
non - conforming in an Agricultural Zone began at 8 :50pm.' The application
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was labeled as Exhibit "A", the newspaper advertisement as Exhibit "B"
Plan of Land dated November 25, 1980 prepared by RIM Engineering Co,,
Inc., as Exhibit "G'. The Planning Board was recorded as not making a
recommendation on this 'variance. They stated in their letter that the
creation of a substandard lot also 'requires a public hearing with the
Planning Board in accordance with the Subdivision Control Law.
Motion made by Mr. Flynn to continue the 'hearing until such time as
Mr. 'iPedro ; has an opportunity to meet with the Planning Board to decide
whether they have to have a hearing; or not or make a recommendation'
to us. Motion died for lack of a second. The hearing 'closed at 9;17pm.
Mr. ;& Mrs. William Verzola met with the Board regarding the Variance
granted to Anthony Pellegrini for an addition at 88 Angell Street.
They stated that the garage has not been removed as Mr. Pellegrini
verbally agreed to do, and that the addition is not a single story
four room addition as 'stated by Mr. Pellegrini during the hearing,
but a large two story addition. Motion made by Mr. Eagan and seconded
by Mr. Flynn to send a letter to the Builing Inspector, with a copy
of the hearing transcript and the minutes, and request that he make
an inspection to determine the validity of the!Verzola's
complaints, and report back to the Board at their December 4, "1984
meeting. All were in favor.
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Mr. 'Peter ,DeTrolio met with the !Board and stated he has been advised
that he needs a Variance to install propane tanks and sell propane gas.
The Board felt that this would be necessary since this is an expansion
{ of a non - conforming use.
Motion made by Mr. Collins and Seconded by Mr. Butler to grant the
Variance request for Joseph,Lussier. All were in favor.
Motion made by Mr. Eagan and 'seconded by Mr. Collins to grant the
variance for Cal Vizedom. No vote was taken pending wording of the
restrictions on the Variance.'
Motion made by Mr. Eagan and seconded by Mr. Collins to grant the
variance for Daniel and Alice Sullivan. All were in favor.
Motion made by Mr. Collins and seconded by Mr. Eagan to grant the
variance for James J. Pedro with the following restrictions: 1. That
the Variance be restricted to a single family dwelling. 2. That the
driveway be paved 150 feet from the street with asphalt, before the
Occupancy; Permit is issued. 3. That the applicant meet all other
zoning requirements. 4. It is recommended that the lot be assessed
on the basis of it having a'full 120 foot frontage. All were in
favor.
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The minutes of October 16, 1984 were read by Mr. Butler and approved.
Bills were signed.
Meeting adjourned at lOpm.
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Respect u�y bmitted,
Er c E. Butler, rk