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N grp <br /> W <br /> Town of Reading <br /> Meeting Minutes RECEIED TOWS CLERK <br /> Board - Committee - Commission - Council: READING, MA. <br /> Zoning Board of Appeals Yll' SEP 19 PM 122 <br /> Date: 2019-08-07 Time: 7:00 PM <br /> Building: Reading Town Hall Location: Select Board Meeting Room <br /> Address: 16 Lowell Street Session: <br /> Purpose: Version: <br /> Attendees: Members - Present: <br /> John Jarema <br /> Robert Redfern <br /> Cy Caouette <br /> Erik Hagstrom <br /> Kyle Tornow <br /> Nick Pernice <br /> Members - Not Present: <br /> Hillary Mateev <br /> Others Present: <br /> Mark Dupell - Building Commissioner, Brian Learned, Lorenzo Colomba, <br /> Jamie Maughan <br /> Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Amanda Beatrice <br /> Topics of Discussion: <br /> Mr. Caouette opened the meeting at 7:OOPM. <br /> Case#19-13-26 Green Street <br /> The Zoning Board of Appeals held a continuance of a Public Hearing in the Select Board's <br /> Meeting Room at Town Hall, 16 Lowell Street,Reading,Massachusetts on Wednesday,August <br /> 7, 2019 at 7:00 PM on the application of Wade and Lorraine Wiliwerth,pursuant to M.G.L. Ch. <br /> 40A §9 for a Modification to the Special Permit granted in Case#11-11 or a new Special Permit <br /> under Reading Zoning Bylaw Sections 7.3.2 to convert storage space above the garage into a <br /> master bedroom with%bath to the existing single-family dwelling at the property located at 26 <br /> Green Street(Assessors Map 16,Lot 315) in Reading,Massachusetts. <br /> Mr. Caouette stated that the applicants requested a continuance of the Public Hearing to <br /> September 4th, 2019. <br /> Mr. Caouette went on to say that he had reviewed the previous discussion on the case which then <br /> resulted in a meeting with Building Commissioner Mark Dupell and Staff Planner Andrew <br /> MacNichol. A conclusion was made that a previous decision can be amended, where the <br /> referenced sections no longer exist, by referencing the new sections and paragraphs in the current <br /> Zoning Law. It was also determined that the Applicant did not require a Variance for their <br /> application. <br /> Page I 1 <br />