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Minutes of the Meeting of July 24, 2003.

PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman
 James F. Fitzgerald, Jr.
 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.

John Doyle - 10 Colonial Lane

 Mr. Doyle came before the Board represeming himself. He stated he is seeking a
variance from the required from setback in order to locate an eight (8') foot by eight (8')
foot storage shed on his property. He stated the shed would be located approximately
ninety-five (95') feet from the from property line. Mr. Doyle explained there is no other
reasonable place on his property to place the shed because of the topography of the land
and the location of an existing garden to the rear.

 After discussion, Mr. Fitzgerald moved the petition of John Doyle for a Variance
to erect an eight (8') foot by eight (8') foot by seven foot five inch (7.5') storage shed be
grained. Said shed shall be placed in accordance with the submitted diagram dated
11/5/02 and the Board reserves the right to amend, modify or revoke if circumstances
warrant. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to grant.

David & Debra Peters - 10 Briar Road

 Mr. David Peters represented himself as petitioner. He stated he wishes to erect
an addition to his home which would connect the existing house to the detached garage.
He is also planning to add a second story over the existing home as part of the same
addition, however, does not need any relief for that part of the construction. He cited a
growing family as his reason for the addition. He stated he has shown his abutters the
addition plans and does not think anyone is opposed.

 After discussion, Mr. Fitzgerald moved to grant the petition of David & Debra
Peters for a variance for petitioner to construct a two-story addition to the home and
attach the garage, subject to petitioner submitting a certified plot plan showing that the