ZB06-23-11

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Zoning Board of Appeals 
June 23, 2011 meeting 
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Present: Chairman Paul B. Carroll, Greg Pando, John Marini. 
Alternate: Kevin T. Feeney, and Velma Coffey, Recording Secretary. and Admin. Asst 
Chairman Carroll called hearing to order at 7:0 5 P.M. 
SCHEDULED HEARINGS 
AT&T – 20 Industrial Dr – 25-11-SP-V 
Telecom Tower – modify previous decision. Ken Adam appeared before the Board and 
referenced that they recently appeared before the Board and received a decision at 140ft on the 
pole. They do not need that now. They are at 155ft at this tower, based on the new design they 
don’t need the 140ft location. Chairman Carroll said the net result is you are reducing the 
equipment. YES. There is no change to the shelter, equip? Mr. Adam stated it is all within the 
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shelter. Mr. Pando said in order to keep track of this: in Fe. We approved a 4 location, rescind 
issuance of prior decision and allow this change. Nick Corkery stood in favor (his family owns 
this location), but had a question: he would like an as built, when available. Ken Adam gave one 
to Nick at the meeting. Mr. Pando made a motion to modify the existing site plan, and modify a 
special permit to modify the exi sting telecomm equipment, replace telecomm antenna currently 
permitted at 155ft elevation and add equipment within the existing shelter on the site, in 
conformity with plan from SAI Communication of Salem, NH dated 3/31/11 (revision date), 
since previous petition at 140ft is no longer necessary, incorporated in this order is rescinding 
petition of Feb. 24, 2011. It is clear by this decision only 3 carriers located at 20 Industrial Dr. 
Voted 3-0 to approve. 
Quincy Home Improvement/Gerald MacDonald – 255 Revere St – 26-11-SP-V 
Outside storage – granite slabs. Suzanne Matthews represented the owner, Gerry MacDonald, 
who was also present. They would like to modify a site plan, ENCU-outside storage. In 2004 
ATM changed the zoning to GR from Industrial. The business previously located there, bought 
and sold marble. This will be the same now, only granite. It is an odd shaped lot, no space for 
enclosed area, and meet zoning requirements. Short discussion on whether it is I or GR district. 
Chairman Carroll discussed parking (more than adequate parking). The racks will be 3x8x2x40 
racks. He also asked if it was included in the request to modify parki ng? If it increases, they will 
need to remove the outside storage. Ref: Section 6.4.2 if Industrial). The number of spaces is 
based on a formula, and the size of the business. Mr. Pando said the plan they submitted is from 
a 1983 plan, which was submitted for reduction in parking from 3.5 to 3.1 acres. Car spaces 
were 184. orig. bldg. had 84 and a future of 102. – not detrimental to use. Allow 16 more spaces. 
Gerry Macdonald said this is a warehouse, not many employees, Mr. Marini asked what kind of 
storage, GM said marble/granite in containers. Chairman Carroll said it is a screened/wooded 
area. He said he is hesitant about allowing outside storage, but it would have to be removed if the