V O L U M E - City of Somerville

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The President, Alderman Palmer presiding.
Regular meeting of the Board of Alder-
men, March 12, 19^2, & p.m. City Hall,
Somervllle
Aldermen Kingston, Moynihan, Moran, Hall, Murray, Faulkner,
Stackpole,' McEvoy, Plckett and Vice-president Melley present.
Readlng-of records commenced; further reading dispensed with
under a suspension of the rules and records approved by yea and nay vote, Al-
dermen Kingston, Moynihan, Moran, Hall, Murray, Faulkner, Stackpole, McEvoy
Plckett, Vice-president Melley and the President, 11, voting in the affirma-
tive. . . • - . - -
- - HEARINGS -
Due'notice of "the hearings having been given by the City
Clerk in the manner provided by law and provided by ordinance, hearings were
given for all persons desiring to be heard on "the following,
Second He&ring change of zoning at ^55 Broadway
Boston Edison Co* underground conduits Washington 3t
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. storage of fuel oil at 1-23 Fltchburg St.
In the matter of the change of zoning at £55 Broadway, John
C. McGann of 51 Russell Rd.- Rev. David Fraser, Powder House Blvd.,Rt. Rev.
Monsignor Barry, 'Pastor St. Clements Church,- Rev. Howard Whitcomb, Rev. A.
Strait, Powder House Ter., Rev. Green, First Congregational Church, West Som-
ervllle, Mr. Miller, Vice-president Tufts College, b& Professors Row, Mr.
Gordon, 58 powder House Blvd., Mr. Reynolds, 32 Walker St., Mrs. Charles W.
Watson, 10 Powder House Blvd., John M. Dynan, 53 Bromfield Rd., John M-
Foster, 6l willow Ave., Francis McKenzie, 26 .Garrison Ave., Edward J. Klley,
I 1 * Powder House Blvd. Mrs.' Mulcahey, 1jfr Lowell St., James H. Buzell, 2S
Powder House Blvd., J- Arthur Garrett, 35 Powder : House Ter., R. C. Doncaster
3 Walker St., Mrs. E..M. Stanton, 7^7 Broadway, J. E. Lambert 1^5 College -
Ave. appeared in objection. '150 stood In opposition. Oscar P. Grove of 7
Henry Ave. appeared in favor. 13 stood as appearing in favor. Order was
placed on file.
In the matter of the.petition of^fhe Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co- for storage of explosives at 1-25 Fltchburg St. Thomas Mulcare of
66 Western Ave.'. Brighton, representing the petitioner, appeared in favor.
No other persons Interested, appearing and desiring to be
heard, the hearings were closed.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM HI'S HONOR THE MAYOR
Received from his honor the Mayor the following,