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Attendance; Paul B. Carroll-Chairman, Greg L. Pando, John S. Marini, Kevin T. Feeney (Alternate) Recording Secretary: Heather Cahill Minutes of July 12, 2012 Hearing called to order at 7:00 PM by Chairman Paul Carroll. Chairman Carroll called hearing to order at 7:04 P.M. SCHEDULED HEARINGS Raymond R. Bass – 33C Rockland St. – 25-12-ENCB-SP-V Chairman Carroll read legal into record Raymond R. Bass, Petitioner (Owner) presented, requesting lot width through the building, Pre-Existing Non- Conforming Building, Special Permit and Variance if necessary. Petitioner lives in an existing split-level house in a General Residence District (10,000 square ft. lot), proposing to demolish existing home, and construction two-story home with a new foundation. Ed Walsh Building Commissioner recommended petitioner file for Special Permit and Variance for Lot width through the building of a pre-existing non-conforming building. Proposed construction will provide 25% more living space; new home will be in-line with existing homes on Rockland Street. Mr. Bass explained to the board the Canton Fire Department has asked to use existing dwelling for safety drills during the demolishment. Greg Pando – set back requirements have been met, recommends Special Permit and Variance for lot width through the building of a pre-existing non-conforming building. Paul Carroll - Proposed project is straightforward and would agree to allow Canton Fire Department use existing dwelling during demolishment for safety drills. Greg Pando - On Petition of Raymond R. Bass – 33C Rockland Street to Grant Special Permit and Variance for insufficient lot width through the building of an existing buildable lot. Reference Plan of Land by Leo Glover, dated June 17, 2012 with sustainable building plans by Pro Build Homes dated June 17, 2012. When project is completed certified As Built Plan is to be submitted to the Building Department. Seconded by John Marini Vote: Unanimous