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Zoning · Source meeting date: 2008-01-24 · Record 40198

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Minutes of the meeting of January 24, 2008 
 
PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman 
 James Fitzgerald 
 Gregory L. Pando 
ALSO 
PRESENT: Robert Quigley 
Velma J. Coffey, Recording Secretary 
 
 
Chairman Carroll opened the meeting at 7:05pm in the Salah He aring Room, Memorial 
Hall. 
 
Allan & Patrice Fillebrown – 10-07-ENCU/B – 40 Downes Ave. (PC,JF,GP) 
 Atty. Paul Schneiders represented the petitioner. One abutter has moved. He would like 
his client to meet with the new abutter. If it goes to March, it’s ok with him. Chairman 
Carroll told Atty. Schneiders if they continue this hearing, please let us know what date 
they anticipate. He should call ahead so we don’t fill up the agenda. They will need 
relief. Hearing continued until the April 10, 2008 meet ing. 
 
Shawmut Park LLC –14-07-Mod/SPA – 65 Shawmut Rd. (JF,GP,CA) 
Continued to Feb. 7, 2008 meeting. 
 
Shawmut Park LLC –14-07-Mod/SPA – 75 Shawmut Rd. (JF,GP,CA) 
Continued to February 7, 2008. Mr. Armando not available to vote on this hearing. 
Continued as noted. Counsel noted that the outside storage has been removed. All 
remaining trailers will be registered by this time next week, per Mr. Khoury. There will 
be 17 trailers. 
 
Metro PCS – INFORMAL (JF-PC-GP) 
Mark Cook appeared before the Board on behalf of the wireless carrier. They operate in 
10 cities right now, and they are working on 6 other cities in the next 12-16 months. 
They are interested in the 868 Turnpike St site. Also known as 20 Industrial Drive. 
AT&T is vacating this space, and Metro PCS would like to locate here. There is a flush 
mount proviso for future tenants, as opposed to platform design. They understand this. 
And if they require expansion, they will require a Special Permit and go before the 
Zoning Board of Appeals. Chairman Carroll asked if the AT&T shelter was going to be 
removed. Mr. Corkery (who owns this site) said that it is able to be used by others. Mr. 
Fitzgerald asked, again, if this is to be removed by AT&T. There was a discussion