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Call to order 7:00 PM

Meeting Packet

1. 101 Willard Circle (continued from 4-15-20)

Application for a Special Permit under §8.5 to construct an addition with accessory apartment and Variance under §5.2 to construct the addition within the left side setback

2. 38 Alder Road (continued from 4-15-20)

Application for a Variance under §5.2.3 for retroactive approval of a series of retaining walls and fences that exceed 7’ in height within the front and side yard setbacks

3. 104 Beechnut Road (continued from 4-15-20)

Application for a Special Permit under §8.5 to construct an accessory apartment within the existing single family home. The application also requests Variances under §8.5.6.3 and §8.5.6.4 to construct the apartment over maximum square footage requirements and without 2 forms of egress

4. Other Business:

· Reserved for topics not reasonably anticipated to be discussed

Approval of Minutes:

2/13/20, 4/15/20

Upcoming Meeting (subject to change):

6/17/20, Remote Participation

Note: Agenda items and order subject to change

NOTE: Per changes to Open Meeting Law, effective July 1, 2010, notice of any meeting of public body shall include “A listing of topics that the chair reasonably anticipates will be discussed at the meeting”. Topics must give enough specificity so that the public understands what will be discussed, but not necessarily all items that may come up. Please list t