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Filed with Town Clerk: Hearing Date
Petitioner: The First National Bank of Yarmouth petition #
DECISION
The petitioner requested Vmxmftxt= a Variance and/or Approval of the Board
of Appeals to allow recently acquired land from Dorothy M. Otis to be
used for the parking of cars by the First National Bank.
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It appearing that noTi.oe of said hearing has been given by sending notice thereof to the
petitioner and all those owners of property deemd by the Board to be affected Lhereby,9
and that public notice of such hearing having been given by publication in the dupe Cod
Standard Tims on 6/24/65 7/1/65 the hearing was opened and held on
the date first above r tens �.
The follming appeared in favor of the petition:
The following appeared in apposition:
Reason for Decisions
John Harris, Nye Crowell, Richard Hal
S E E A T T A C H E D S H E E T
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Petition
�bmbers of Board voting: Harold L. Hayes, Jr. , in favor; George Waite, in favor;
:obert Sherman, in favor; Stuart Ryder, in favor, Emmanuel DiTiberio, in favor.
Therefore., the Mxxxffcccj4KxxP= is granted
Appeal A
And we authorize a variance 46: in accordance with petitioner's request. Appeal is
granted authorizing a variance to allow land recently acquired from Dorothy M.
Otis shown as Lot 3 on the aforesaid plan to be used for the parking of cars
by the First National Bank of Yarmouth.
No permit issued until 20 days from date of decisions
Reason for Decision:
It appeared that the First National Bank of Yarmouth requested
the right to use Lot 3 as shown on plan entitled "Plan of Land,
Yarmouthport, Mass. Scale 111 = 601, May 19, 1965, Subdivision of Lot 1,
Land Court Plan 23966-A, Dorothy M. Otis, Owner. The First National
Bank currently owns Lots K-1 and K-2 as shown on Assessors plan, Sheet
100 which is occupied by their bank and used for parking facilities
in connection with said bank. The land involved is immediately to the
South of the premises presently owned by the Petitioner. The growth
of the First National Bank makes it necessary for additional parking
to adequately serve the banking public.
A distinct hardship would exist were the Petitioner not allowed
to use this land in connection with its banking purposes. The land
will be used for additional parking facilities. The Board finds all
of the statuatory requirements as set forth in Chapter 40-A of the
general laws which are required for a variance. Therefore, the Board
grants a variance in accordance with Petitioner's request.