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Home My WebLink About1976-0231976-23/Family Entertainment Center, 1 In76 t s I II r i. i 9 0 A staff specially trained in the supervision of young people enjoy showing our guests how to play the games. Perfect for rainy day Oorafterdinnerfun. i i 2111pi FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 1' COIN OPERATED AMUSEMENT GAMES AO I t"QJ `t. 5 1 a s w e(Ce r a yY , as i' Y r r 7 Variety is the name of our game! All ages find Capetown Shopping Center clean fun in modern air conditioned comfort. New Across from the Cape Cod Mall England's largest shopping center arcade. on Route 132 - Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 Phone 617/775-5566 r A HYanno pal Ai, T A rpoH Q°.6CHOOL'S a a OUTP Rte.132 Re 132 Rte.28 From Boston f From lower Cape f To Fla.6 Cape Cod y Me, S e Zolor3ree, plav cottron-4 Pet at your motel or guest house and join us for F I - outstanding family recreation. Easy access from Route 132 Hyannis - across from the Cape Cod Mall. Ample, well lighted F MI a, FREE PARKING AREA is only steps away from scores of modern shops and restaurants. Local ownership/management III assures you of constant supervision of children on the premises. Fully airp•.; conditioned. Tournaments and contestsEr are conducted periodically. Special.ratespYp w fiforpartiesandgroups -so bring your IRN birthday party group on down! Gift coupons r • sold for that extra Christmas stocking or birthday present. w d Fun's in - School's out. Come one come all. Test your skill against the most exciting electronic games. Always a trained supervisor on hand to help you. Prizes to high scorers. Pub. by Photography by Lane, 1949 Falmouth Road, Centerville, Mass. 02632 dp MT Ea PRE[S.NC. T EL. 617-398-2288 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE a0 BASS RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS 02664 on the ocean December 17, 1975 Schools Out c/o Cape Town Plaza Route 132 Hyannis, Mass. 02601 Dear Sir: On behalf of us at the Blue Water and, more importantly, the children and parents who were able to attend the recent Cerebral Palsy weekend, may we extend our sincere thanks for everything you did to help make this weekend such a complete success. Santa Claus, .the Candy Man, the Happy Clown, the Magician, swimming in the indoor pool - all of these helped make it an unforgettable time for the children and a welcome "break" for the parents. Again, our thanks for your assistance in making it all possible. Sincerely, Blue Water Resort Hotel Cl CP" v• Richard V. Riley Manager r pW 4H E T0 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE i BA$ESTABL i NAM , PLANNING BOARD 0 SAY November 21, 1975 Mr. Joseph A. Williams, Chairman Board of Appeals Town of Barnstable Hyannis, Mass. Dear Mr. Williams: At a regular meeting of the Barnstable Planning Board held on Monday, November 17, 1975, it was voted by the Board to allow under section 20, Chapter 40A, the re-consideration of the application for variance of Chester Redman, his attorney having stated that there is new information to be presented, this together with your indication of willingness to re-hear this application, is the reason for favorable action by the Board. The Board also voted to allow the re-hearing of "School 's Out amusement center. Mr. Garnick, attorney for the petitioner having stated that there is further information which will be made available, and that there was a lack of communication with the first petition. Yours very truly William G. Howes, III, Chairman Barnstable Planning Board WGH 1 BOXWOOD by the SEA LATHAM ELMS East Brewster Brewster Cape Cod Massachusetts Officers Ned N.Boyaiy October 299 1975 President Berry Richardson Vice President Frederick Harney Mr, Bernard Kline Teasurer Gladys Curtis School's Out-Fun's In Assistant Treasurer Hyannis, Mass, Father George Morin Clerk Dear Mr, Kline: Directors Please accept my thanks for your gener- Attorney John R.Auchter osity in having our students use your facilities. Nathan Austin William Barnstead Clyde A.Eagles As you know, we are a non-profit school Hon.Tullio Francesconi for "special needs" boys and girls Who are in Dr.Charles Gadaire our care through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.Reverend John Knight Bernard McMahon John E.McManus It is my understanding that you have applied Captain Robert A.Meffen to the Town of Barnstable for permission to stayMerleMiller Joel O'Brien open on Sundays. I Would be more than happy toJo Dr.Edward Rohmer have the opportunity to support your request in Milton Shaw any way. possible. Paul E.Affleck I am available at 896-5987 if you or the Executive Director Board of Selectmen Wish to call. Yvon J. Letendre Business Administrator Very truly yours, Paul E A e PEA/ms Executive Director Telephones: Administration Office (617)-896-5987 Latham Elms 617)-896-5466 Boxwood by the Sea (617)-896-5986 I BOXWOOD by the SEA LATHAM ELMS East Brewster Brewster Cape Cod Massachusetts Officers Ned N.Boyajy President Berry Richardson Vice President Frederick Harney October 29, 1975 easurer Gladys Curtis Assistant Treasurer Father George Morin KlineClerkMrsBernardKline School's Out-Fun's In Directors Hyannis, Mass, Attorney John R.Auchter Nathan Austin Dear Mr• Kline William Barnstead Clyde A.Eagles Hon.Tullio Francesconi I would like to formally express our Dr.Charles Gadaire appreciation for your fine program. It has Reverend John Knight Bernard McMahon becomea weekly activity to which Our John E.McManus students look forward with great anticipa- Captain Robert A.Meffen tion and enthusiasm. Dr.Merle Miller Joel O'Brien Dr.Edward Rohmer It is .our hope that cooperation Milton Shaw between School's Out-Fun t s In and Boxwood will continue for the benefit of children. Paul E. Affleck with special needs. Executive Director Yvon J. Letendre Sincerely, Business Administrator Gi es Ibibault GT/ms ject O3r„/Dir. Treatment Telephones: Administration Office (617)-896-5987 Latham Elms 617)-896-5466 Boxwood by the Sea (617)-896-5986 l BOXWOOD by the SEA LATHAM ELMS East Brewster Brewster m Cape Cod Massachusetts October 29, 1975 Mr. Bernard Kline School's Out * Fun'ts In Officers Hyannis, Mass. Ned N.Boyajy President Dear Mr. Kline: Berry Richardson Vice President I am very happy to be writing this letter Frederick Harney to you and to personally Wnk ,You for your Teasurer continued cooperation and generousity towardGladysCurtisourstudents. Assistant Treasurer Father George Morin Clerk It is unusual today to find a business: such as yours that is willing at least to attempt understanding special needs students and theDirectors Attorney John R.Auchter problems that they have. Nathan Austin William Barnstead I am sure that all of the Latham's students Clyde A.Eagles and staff join me in thanking you for-the manyHon.Tullio Francesconi Dr.Charles Gadaire hours of enjoyment that you have been able to Reverend John Knight provide us• Bernard McMahon John E.McManus Captain Robert A.Meffen I certainly hope that the relationship that you Dr.Merle Miller have established with our school will continued to beJoelO'Brien Dr.Edward Rohmer fostered as well as with some of your fellow Milton Shaw merchants• Paul E. Affleck Ve tr Executive Director Yvon J.Letendre Business Administrator Matthew tJ aIN ara Director L thams School Telephones: Administration Office (617)-896-5987 Latham Elms 617)-896-5466 Boxwood by the Sea (617)-896-5986 THE FOLLOWING IS/ARE THE BEST IMAGES FROM POOR QUALITY ORIGINALS) I Am / C('J IL DATA i nmwhww 7xt MiMM # : if wig 1 C0wnor arnslableJ r. esa90hee2efiarlmeni NEIL A. NIGHTINGALE CHIEF OF POLICE Hyannis, Mass. August 31, 19 76 C,Ee\J ED S ABIE BQPR¢ 0pp?ats Mr. Joseph A. Williams Z 1 Chairman SEP Town of Barnstable Board of Appeals 397 Main Street Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 Dear Mr. Williams: In reply to your letter of August 30, 1976, please be advised that the records of the Barnstable Police Department indicate no official complaints concerning "School' s Out" being open on Sundays. Very truly yours Neil A. Nightingale Chief of Police v August 30, 1976 Chief Neil Nightingale Police Department Elm'Street Hyarmis, MA. 02601 Dear Neil: RE: School's Out Family Entertainment Center In a decision in May o, this year, the Board of Appeals allowed ehool's Out to operate on Sundays through Labor Day weekend with the understanding that if no prob,ems arose from this aunday operation, this permit .could be extended indefinitely. The time is fast, approaching when_a decision must be made regarding this extension. Therefore, the Board would appreciate a report from the Police Department as to whether or not there has been any nrobkem at School's Out on Sundaes during this trial period. Your, Bssistance in this matter is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, TON11 OF HAP-FT.nB BOARD OF APPEALS Joseph A. Williams Chairman JAW:msf cc: Gera'.d Garn1CK 1 s RECEIVED GERALD S. GARNICK, P.C. TOWN OF BARNSTABLE ATTORNEY AT LAW BOARD OF APPEALSTENEASTMAINSTREET POST OFFICE BOX 397 HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 TELEPHONE (617) 771-2320 August 19 , 1976 AN 2 3 I Joseph Williams, Chairman Barnstable Board of Appeals Town Hall Building Main Street Hyannis, Massachusetts Re: Family Entertainment Center, Inc. our file #4266-A Dear Mr. Williams : As you are no doubt aware, Family Entertainment Center, d/b/a School's Out, has been allowed to operate on Sundays until September 12, 1976. The decision, which was handed down by the Board of Appeals on May 5, 1976, does not state in what manner School' s Out may extend this privilege. I have been in contact with the manager of School' s .0ut, Mr. Kline, and he informs me that there has been no difficulty concerning the operation on Sundays- and would like to know how we can facilitate this matter as easily as possible in remaining in operation, as it appears that such operation on Sunday has not been harmful to the Town in any manner but has, in fact, been helpful as a source of entertainment. Please contact me and .infarm me as to how to best proceed. Your immediate attention and consideration on this matter will be greatly appreciated. Very truly yours , GERALD S. GARNICK, P.C. by: Gerald S. Garnick GSG/lt cc: Mr. Bernard Kline THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BOARD OF APPEALS May.19.....:............ 19 76 NOTICE OF VARIANCE Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 18 as amended) Notice is hereby given that a Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit has been granted To Family Entertainment Center, Inc. Owner or Petitioner Route 132 - Cape Town Mall Address------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hyannis, MA 02601 Cityor Town................................................................................................................................. Map 311 Lot 92 in Assessor's Records Identify Land Affected by the Town of Barnstable. Board of Appeals affecting the rights of the owner with Route 132_________________________Hyannis, MArespecttotheuseofpremiseson................... . Street City or Town the record title standing in the name of Lanning Corporation 950 E. 28th Street Grand Rap ids MIwhoseaddressis............... Street City or Town State by a deed duly recorded in the........................................County Registry of Deeds in Book Page................. ....................................................Registry District of the Land Court Certificate No------------ ---- ----------------Book ................Page................ The decision of said Board is on file with the papers in Decision or Case No._.1976-23 in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Barnstable. Signed this... l9th day of............May..............................1976 Board of Appeals: Chairman Board of Appeals Clerk Board of Appeals 19........ at..............o'clock and----- --------------------------minutes ....M. Received and entered with the Register of Deeds in the County of.......................................... Book........................ Page........................ ATTEST Register of Deeds Notice to be recorded by Petitioner I 1,"a__ j Co.-' j' ; - --,.-. --'.,'Z 1 -, rt.: ..-. ,- 1 . 7,.,_ 1, I.'.,.-._,,._7,--_.,..-,._-..,-*,,,.,-.. 3--'' I'.— I, T., J.-II. W,.,,_,..-.,,.,.,,`-11 I.,I 1976=23/Fam Yy'Entertainment Center; Ince i" The Tetitioner'`:-Family Entertainment Center, `Inc ,-",has appealed to the` Board of A eals .and. etitions for.:mo4 ficatian .of s e .ial;permit to;allow operation,`:PP P P of coin-operated amusement center on Sunday at Route 132, Hyannis in a „. Business ZoningfDistrict f z r 1^ y t w ,' J :_' - C 1 Y'F k Z a 1 ti. 4 Attorney .Gerald Garrick:represented Petitioner Since .the 'change _im 'management s of Petitioner, :,locus"has been made to operate "in a more desirable manner, with constant adult,;supervision, machines in good operating 'condition and,good conduct of the players maintained In, addition; there has,, een ''an increase in the number of biiusiness establishments which areAnow open on Sunday"in this shopping pYaza, which" reduces 'themisolation of;Iocus on-If Sunday It is a hardship to 'the Petitioner' to be unable to open on .,SundayY and "'Petitioner's past performance} , warrants 'giving. Petitioner, at °least aArial period of operation on Sunday f s c .. x 9 r s n Juvenile'. Officer James Flynn of the Barnstable Police Department stated that- although he did':not--favor allowing this ype of operation to open on Sunday.ZnY this ;i olated location, to date, there have been no complaints related to this r operation.; i P ,13 e t t, y r The Board-found that i:t. had originally imposed a .restrction tha1,1 t Petitioner could not` be open on Sunday due to the isolated location, .with ,few if. any k F"' stores in: the"'plaza open.on Sundays: However, there are now more.:ousnesses and ` restaurants open near Locus on and, due to"Petitioner's record_'of operation,: the ;Board: found that tb . restriction could,be removed"on a" temporary.basis. in order to give Petitioner an opportunity to demonstrate that the operation of this estabh.shment;'in this.- location on:Sunday, would not be detrimental to .the area involved Therefore.. the. Board,. found that '.this would o not-be in`derogation of the Barnstable Zoning.,.By Law and voted unanimously to grant this special .permit 'for operation on: Sundays subj:ect to. the , - , following restrictions 1) :Hours-,of operation shall be.no jear'i`ier than-1 pm and no later than- r 11 pm. 2) - Thispermit shall .be: e:ffective>'from date of. ssue to September 12',,.,1975; provided there. s. no detriment...to the area involved due:.to th"is 'operation and further provided this .trial period;. there -is no detrm!ent'-to the: area, thi's' permit may be extended. onx a. permanent basis.. . 5 _ i S: TOWN CLERK- BARNSTABLUMAS1,S.- TOWN OF BARNSTABLE ,76 MAY 19 PM 4 3Z, Board of Appeals 2AM11Y ANIART 901R, Rlqt Petitioner AppealNo. ....1916=Z3........................................... 19............................................... 1976 FACTS and DECISION Petitioner .....Yanil.y Enter.tainmeUt....C-CUUM-p 1n.Q*...... filed petition on .,March96.......... 19 76 requesting axxxjo=-permit for premises at Routl 1.3.2..................................................... Street, in the village of adjOiUiD- premises of. see attached abutters list I.................................................. for the purpose of ,operation of coin—operated amusement center on Sunday Locus is presently zoned in ..Business District........................................................................................................Zoning................... ..................... Notice of this hearing was given by mail, postage prepaid, to all persons deemed affected and by publishing in Cape Cod News a weekly newspaper published in Town of Barnstable a copy of which is attached to the record of these proceedings filed with Town Clerk. A public hearing by the Board of Appeals of the Town of Barnstable was held at the Town Office Building, Hyannis, Mass., at 3:00 X. p.M. ...........Aril 21 76, i........................................................ 19 upon said petition under zoning by-laws. Present at the hearing were the following members.Z5 n Jo"ph A* WILUams.......... Mary...Apn N S:F............Bu.fo.rd W......G.o.ln.s..................... Chairman r pi TO` C BOARD OF APPE LS ssaaer si, Q Yiva Appeal No. 1976-23 FsmiY Entertainment Center Tncw • Abutters List Air New England, Inc,; Larry & Josephine ntonell ; M. Hayworth Backus; Barnstable Fire District; Barnstable Municipal Airport; Barnstable Research; Park; Barnstable Meter Company; Hudson '& Banter; Nelson Bearse; Raymond & Elesnor Blackburn; George W. & Barbara E. Blanchard-, Raymond M. & Rachel M. Bourque; Edward P. Brow etali; Manuel J. Br to; Michael F. Burns; Margaret B. Byrne & Julia G. Powers, firs°; Cape Cod Bank & Toast Co.; Cape Cod Council Inc. , Boy Scouts of America; Caje Cod Leisure Enterprises, Inc.; Cape & Islands Flight Service; Cape & Vineyard Electric Company; Vincent J. Catania Hugh k. Farrington,$ Tzs.; Myron & Bernice Cohan; Corcoran Supply Co. of xyatoi.s, duel P. Correia; Edmun.d J. & Florence X. Coye, J. K. & Palmer Davenport & David. C. Mugar, Trs. Palmer Davenport & David G« Mugar, Trustees Mugar Group, Inc.;. John. G. Doherty; John Go & Katherine A. Doherty; Rene i,. F'oyant & Clifford W. Dow, Jr., Trs.; William D. Duchesney; Federated Department Stores, Inc.; Daniel J. Fern; Frances R. Fern, Tro; Robert E. French; Percy B. Hall; Robert F. Hayden; R ward Johnson Company; 11yannis Trust Co.; Samuel Ingram; Inland Marine Limited; Patricia A. Johnson; Allen F. Jones; William D. Jones; John F. & Ellen J. Reveney; Raymond G. & Frances 11 Lantery; Eleanor Re Lackey; Annie M. Lawrence; Martin I. Levitt; L. Grossman Stine, Inc.; Louis Paul & Lila, L Lorusso; Gerald & Francine 14aillet; Nelson IU & panne E. Malctmen; Marane nil Corporation; F'ran6is J. Mather; XpCusker Warehouses, Inc.; J. Craig & Barbara J; Nadeiros; Shirley J. Msdeiros . G. Winthrop Moore; Bernice Moriarty; Edward B., Jr» & Marion B. Nelson; Earl S. Opdyke; Elsie M. Otis; The Pancake Mang Inc,; Norman Wo Pemberton, Inc*; Penn Central. Railroad; George U. & Lydian M. Peters; John & Nicholas Minos Philogoulas; SLanley A. Ptak; Leonard E. & Louise B. Robaham; Joaquim J. Rosary; Dennis J 'Sanidas; John A Scott, Jr.; & Otto 1.. Kittila; William C. Scott et ali; Wiliiam.C. , William J., & Lincoln. D, Scott; Dora W. Jones & J. M. Shelby; Shell Oil Company; Harry Sher; John F., Shields; Lloyd L & Arne D. Smith; Orin E. & Evelyu C. Spooner; Joseph Ae Sullivan at ali; S*an ?and Developere, Inc.; Geroge C. & Joan M. Terkelsen; Dennis F. "Thomas Post 2578 VFW; Albert S. Karjori$ F. Tracy; 'Tracy Volkswagen, Inc,; Unifem, Inc.; Bernard & Elisabeth Wilbur and Dante & Roberti E. Bratt ; Yarmouth CMP Youth .Asoociation. e At the coil PlUsion of the hearing, the Board took sa petition under advisement. A view of the locus was had by the Board. On ................... MaY....`......................... 19 ..76.., the Board of Appeals found The Petitioner, Family Entertainment Center, Inc. , has appealed to the Board of Appeals and petitions for modification of seecial permit to allow operation of coin-operated amusement center on Sunday at Route 132, Hyannis in a Business Zoning District. Attorney Gerald Garnick represented Petitioner. Since the change in management of Petitioner, locus has been made to operate in a more desirable manner, with constant adult supervision, machines in good operating condition and good conduct of the players maintained. In addition, there has been an increase in the number of business establish- ments which are now open on Sunday in this shopping plaza, which reduces the isolation of locus on Sunday. It is a hardship to the Petitioner to be unable to open on Sunday and Petitioner's past performance warrants giving Petitioner at least a trial period of operation on Sunday. Juvenile Officer James Flynn of the Barnstable Police Department stated that although he did not favor allowing this type of operation to open on Sunday in this isolated location, to date, there have been no complaints related to this' operation. The Board found that it had originally imposed a restriction that Petitioner could not be open on Sunday due to the isolated location, with few if any stores open on Sundays in the plaza. 'However, there are now more businesses and restaurants open near locus on Sundays and, due to Petitioner's record of operation, the ,Board found that this reatriction could be removed on a temporary basis in order to give Petitioner an opportunity to demonstrate that the operation of this establishment in this location on Sunday would not be dettimental to the area involved. Therefore, the Board found that this would not be in derogation of the Barnstable Zoning By-Law and voted unanimously to grant this special permit for operation on Sundays subject to the following restrictions: 1) flours of operation shall be no earlier than 1 pm add no later than 11, pm. 2) This permit shall be effective from date of issue to September 12, 1976, provided there is .no detriment to the area involved due to this operation and further provided that if, during this trial period, there is no detriment to the aria, this permit may be extended on a permanent basis. Distribution:— Board of Appeals Town Clerk Town of Barnstable Applicant Persons interested Building Inspector Public Information By .............. . ..... .............. ................ ... .................. Board of Appeals Chi it an r GERALD S. GARNICK, P.C. ATTORNEY AT LAW TEN EAST MAIN STREET POST OFFICE BOX 397 HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 TELEPHONE (617) 771-2320 March 26 , 1976 Board of Appeals Town of Barnstable Barnstable Town Hall Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: Family Entertainment Center, Inc. Our File No. 4266 Gentlemen: I enclose herewith Petition to keep School' s Out open on Sundays, along with the list of abuttors and abuttors to abuttors. Would you please set up a hearing as soon as possible for sometime after April. 8 , 1976 . Very truly yours, GERALD S. GARNICK, GSG/rw by: Encls .Gerald S. Garnick r r TOWN CLER EtNEt Apped Vo. ........`. RARNSTAR!E, MASS. - w ffyouDateReceived ...... .:': ..'. I.......:................ HAH$STABL •fib APR -1 PM12 53 9, MAM O 1639• TOWN OF BARNSTABLE PETITION FOR VARIANCE SPECIAL PERMIT UNDER THE ZONING BY-LAW To the Board of Appeals, Hyannis, Mass. Date ,K'Mar<cY`....:2;6, 19 7.6.:........ The undersigned petitions the Board of Appeals to vary, in the manner and for the reasons hereinafter set forth, the application of the provisions of the zoning by-law to the following described premises. Applicant: ,,,,,,FAMI,LY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, INC. , Hyannis, MA Full Name) Winter Address) Owner: ...............Lanning Corporation, 950 E. 28th St. , Grand Rapids, Mich. Full Name) Winter Address) Tenant (if any) : Family Entertainment Center, Inc. , Hyannis , MA in. Full Name) Winter Address) 1. Assessors ma and lot number Map 311„r Lot.,.92p 2. Location of Premises Route 132, Capetown Mall Area ...............................................I.;........ .................................... Name of Street) What section of Town) 3. Dimensions of lot ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Frontage) Depth)Square Feet) 4. Zoning district in which premises are located ........................(See ,o,rig.ina.l application) 5. How long has owner had title to the above premises? ............... i.... 7. .n........(a)........................... ......... ......... 6. How many buildings are now on the lot? ....................4......................................................................._........................................................... 7. Give size of existing buildings ............(.gee Plan,,, in original, ,applic,ation) Proposed buildings none 8. State present use of premises ...... Coin operated amusements 9. State proposed use of premises ......Coin operated amusements 10. Give extent of proposed construction or alterations: ............................... none 11. Number of living units for which building is to be arranged .........,none 12. Have you submitted plans for above to the Building Inspector? ............not applicable 13. Has he refused a permit? ...............not....aP.P..1,icable................................................................................................................................ 14. What section of zoning by-law do you ask to be varied? .....................Sund. ay op.eration. . . . . . .............. ........ 15. State reasons for variance or special permit: lhe.....Qh. .g.e ..i51.....4p .ration of the plaza area from a weekday operation to a full week operation, and financial hardships arising out of a 6 day operation. Respectfully submitted, /47 Signature .......................................... 1 Petitionreceived by .................................................................................... Address,)'....62I.,Westminster Road Hearing date set for ...................................................... 19 .................. Cente rvi 1 le , PIA 02632 Filing fee of $25.00 required with this petition. This form may also be used for Appeals. OVER) The following are the names and mailing addresses of the abutting owners of property and the names and addresses of the owners of property abutting the abutting owners of property and the names and addresses of the owners across the street all with their corresponding map and lot num- bers according to the records in the Assessor's Officer at the date of this application: Tease type or print only. There must be submitted with the within application at the time of filing a plan of the land, in duplicate, (or two prints) showing: 1. The dimensions of the land. 2. The location of existing buildings on the land. 3. The exact location .of the improvements,sought to be placed on the land. Applications.filed without such plans will be returned without action by the Board of Appeals. t Z r 1 a N a o IL 6 pt 5 4 . . ._ , do h 6 L o w o . o o a s A} 47 Ao K 1 • rm r 1L:J Y•-MA7-T I 3f''. x' o SQ v .217ad.sg Fu,s 9000 sF t 94, 600 srCo y h F ,i s '''/ i•, • '\\'Z. `S a i' ,. ` 7 C.' wG - I' ' vF Itr3 wr r Q• - 1 r fopir7.!A s', S' F` tig0 V . s• Q• it t P•.N LL " + IC-MART g4, 5J0 S.F. FINAST Z9,25o tl 'J p r, - 1.N.0. P. z 00 RETAIL 95 250 IDS TOTAL F5LD6. AREA 224 C-00 o u, paRi4a16•t- 12-41 Uba5 uv.1 41 2,foo0 SF, I, :0 1f I `l A N D V C q 7.D It R D MANAGEMENT CORP. lV {c` (9. C Y l. t.. . r, 113 3 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAo jp V Y V WI •1d fi ., yv DATE J J J\ tl v.Ly 9 Pr 1l ift S S L i • • 3 1 NIL- ycmx, NE-rYORK 10036 j- /4 S E. CGR. IYANOUGH (AT 1321S. AIRPORT RD. c a ... ..._.-,•__• ._-. .. .ru.—.. ..-. ..-.v-..._.... I