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Minutes of the Meeting of May 1, 2003. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman James F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Gregory L. Pando ALSO PRESENT: Sue Franco, Recording Secretary Mr. Carroll opened the Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Salah Hearing Room, Memorial Hall. Michael & Kathleen O'Lou~hlin - 9 Pleasant View Dr. Mrs. Kathleen O'Loughlin, petitioner, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, 6 Pleasant View Dr., and Attorney Joel Fishman, counsel for the Rogers, came before the Board on the continued matter. Mr. Carroll read into record a letter dated April 29, 2003, from Mrs. O'Loughlin stating she is no longer requesting an accessory apartment use because she is no longer using the apartment at her house. She stated the Building Inspector conducted an inspection and noted the stove had been removed. Attorney Fishman inquired as to what the mechanism is to appeal the Building Inspector's decision. He stated a young married couple moved in on Monday and he does not agree with the Building Inspector's findings. He stated there have been five cars parked at the O'Loughlin residence since Monday. Mr. Rogers stated new tenants moved in on Monday and there are four pick-up trucks, two of which are commercial rated, and one vehicle parked there. Mr. Carroll requested a letter be sent to the Building Inspector requesting he conduct further investigation in this matter to determine whether two families are living there. Mrs. O'Loughlin stated she has a couple living with her. She stated in the Zoning By-law under Sec. 2.12.1 .K.3, she is allowed to have two people unrelated to her living in her home. She stated she finds it stressful that one abutter out of thirteen is creating problems for her family. She stated they are good citizens and she is tired of having him