Levesque v. Hudson

The permit allowed the erection and use in a Class A residence district of a bank building, octagonal in shape, with the opposite sides approximately 33 feet apart, together with twelve parking stalls on a lot owned by the defendants Smith, which was approximately 108' x 120' x 125' x 67'. The Court made the following findings of fact:

“The Nashua Trust Company holds an option to lease the premises, and, if the variance is finally approved, it intends to exercise the option, construct the building and parking stalls, and use the premises for branch banking. The Trust Company is to pay the…