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Jan-16-03
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Minutes of the Meeting of January 16, 2003. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman James F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Gregory L. Pando ALSO PRESENT: Susan Franco, Recording Secretary Mr. Carroll opened the Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Salah Hearing Room, Memorial Hall. Michael Razza - 104-106 Prospect St. Attorney Suzanne Matthews came before the Board informally representing Mr. Razza. She stated the petitioner has owned the property at 104-106 Prospect St. since 1978. The property consisted of a three-family house, a two-family house and a single- family house on a 27,000 s.f. lot. Presently there is the three-family and two-family homes on the lot, both of which are occupied. The petitioner wishes to raze both buildings and build new homes, however, wishes to build two three-family homes. The proposed three-family house to replace existing three-family house would need an extension of non-conforming use, the proposed three-family house to replace existing two-family house would need an extension of non-conforming building and variance. Attorney Matthews stated there is a parking problem there now, however, the petitioner is proposing to build garages underneath the new buildings, which would alleviate the parking issue. She stated the existing structures do not meet the front and side setbacks, but the new structures would be in compliance. She further stated the petitioner sent notification to his abutters of his proposal and has received no objections. The Board stated the petitioner would have to file for a formal hearing. Roseland Properties - Randolph St. Mr. Tom Connery, Mr. Bob Engler, Attorney Rich Gallogly and Mr. Fred Keylor came before the Board representing petitioner on the continued matter. Attorney Mark Bobrowski and Mr. Tom Houston were present on behalf of the Board.