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Zoning · Source meeting date: 2009-07-16 · Record 40230

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Minutes of July 16, 2009 
Page 1 of 9 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Minutes of the Meeting of July 16, 2009. 
 
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, Second Floor, 
Memorial Hall. 
 
Mass Property Solutions – 190 Neponset Street 
 
 Mr. Carroll stated the Board has basically approved this petition after a reduction 
in size of the unit. He stated the main concern of an abutter, Ms. Ellen Arsenault, is the 
possible adverse affects of drainage onto her property. He stated the decision would be 
contingent upon the Board and Tom Houston approving the final drainage plans. He 
asked if the abutter had any further concerns. 
 
 Ms. Arsenault stated she has spoken to Tom Houston and he had not seen the 
results of the drainage testing the petitioner has done on the property. She stated she 
would like Tom Houston to sign off on the plans and would like any copies of the 
Board’s decision and site plans if possible. 
 
 Mr. Fitzgerald moved to amend the previously approved decision with the 
addition of Condition #9, namely that the petitioner and petitioner’s engineer will provide 
a final drainage plan to the Board to be approved by same and by Tom Houston. The 
moved was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to approve. 
 
Town of Canton / DPW – 500 Neponset Street 
 
 Mr. Carroll read into record a memorandum he drafted to summarize both sides of 
the petition. He requested the memorandum be incorporated into the findings and facts 
portion of the decision. He opened the hearing for questions. 
 
 Ms. Patricia Johnson, 1350 Washington Street, stated that she does not live in the 
neighborhood but she voted at town meeting for the PROSD district. She stated the