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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 
MEMORIAL HALL 
801 WASHINGTON STREET 
CANTON, MA 02021 
TEL: (781) 575-6589 FAX: (781) 575-6574 
Minutes of the meeting of March 14, 2019 
PRESENT: Gregory L. Pando, Chairman 
John R. McCourt 
Charles J. Armando, Alternate 
Also Present: Amanda Smith, Recording Secretary 
Not Present: Paul B. Carroll 
Meeting Held in the Salah Hearing Room, 2nd floor, 801 Washington Street, Canton, MA 
Acting Chairman Pando opens the meeting at 7:00 pm and reads the agenda. Chairman 
Pando states that there will be four formal hearings tonight. He also states that the two 
continuations to be heard tonight have asked for extensions. 
Dillon Pleasant Circle Realty Trust 53-57 Pleasant Circle — 2-19-ENCB-SP-V(GP, JM, 
CA,) (continued from January 10, 2019) 
Attorney Paul Schneiders asked for an extension until April 11, but that date will not 
work, so it will have to be April 25, 2019. 
James Marinaro/Sarra Realty, Inc. — 62 Endicott Street — 43-18-ENCS-SP-V(GP, GV, 
JM, CA) (continued from October 25, 2018 and January 31, 2019) 
Mr. Scott Lenhart asked for an extension until April or the first meeting in May. He will be 
moved to the May 16, 2019 meeting. 
Town of Canton -314 Washington Street—10-19-ENCU-SP-V 
Chairman Pando opens the hearing and reads the petition. Chairman Pando also mentions 
the Board has a certified list of Abutters from the Town of Canton Board of Assessors. 
Town Administrator, Mr. Charles Aspinwall representing the Board of Selectman explains 
the intent of the application is to convert the Gridley School into a two-family unit. Mr. 
Aspinwall explains that 18 months ago the Board formed a study committee to look at the 
Gridley School. The committee chair, Mr. Charles Armando, recommended that because of 
a lack of use, they dispose of the building through a sale. They went to Town Meeting and