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E__ M__ M1 <br /> ♦ Development within the Groundwater The Zoning Board of Appeals heard a total of 52 <br /> Protection District. petitions in calendar year 2008. Petitions and abutter <br /> fees in the amount of $6,900.00 were collected in <br /> 3. To hear and decide Petitions for Variances as 2008. <br /> set forth in Chapter 40A Section 10. The <br /> Board may grant Variance relief from the fol- The Zoning Board of Appeals thanks the other <br /> lowing: Town Boards, Departments, Commissions and Agents <br /> for their outstanding cooperation. Meetings of the <br /> ♦ Setback requirements. Zoning Board of Appeals are held on the second and <br /> ♦ Frontage requirements. fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the <br /> ♦ Land space requirements. Town Hall. These meetings are open to the public. <br /> The Board may grant a Variance only if it finds Respectfully submitted, <br /> that the following three "Required Findings" have Robert G. Nelson, Chairman <br /> been found in the affirmative: Jonathan D. Furbush, Vice Chairman <br /> 0 That there are circumstances relating to James Reiffarth, Clerk <br /> the soil conditions, shape or topography William Blaisdell, Board Member <br /> which affects the subject lot and not the Jack Dorsey, Board Member <br /> district in which it is located. Peter Hinden,Alternate Board Member <br /> Lori A. Corsi, Office Manager <br /> ♦ That a literal enforcement of the By- <br /> laws would involve substantial hardship <br /> to the Petitioner. <br /> ♦ That desirable relief may be granted <br /> without substantial detriment to the <br /> public good and without nullifying or <br /> substantially derogating from the intent <br /> or purpose of the By-law. <br /> 4. To hear and decide appeals of a Decision of <br /> the Building Commissioner in accordance <br /> with Chapter 40A Sections 13 and 14. <br /> �l <br /> it <br /> 163 <br />
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