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PETITIONS BY ADDRESS Address Petitioner File # Abbott Rd – 7 Wellesley Trust Co. 55-68 Abbott Rd – 11 Human Relations Service 58-24 Amos Robey, M.D. 63-5 Salvatore & Mario DeFazio 70-54 Abbott Rd – 15 Lee Chevrolet 64-52 Abbott Rd – 16 Gerald & Linda Zukowsky 85-41 Gail Kingsley 94-4 " " 95-2 96-1 98-3 Abbott Rd – 19 Shelby Enterprises, Inc. 2016-37 Abbott Rd – 23 Maria & John Heywood 90-67 Paul & Barbara Calhoun 2002-73 " " " 2002-94 Abbott Rd – 26 James Batmasian/Catherine Hinds 83-14 Felizardo Villarino 88-28 Paul & Barbara Calhoun 2002-94 Jyotsna Sawhney 2003-20 Abbott Rd – 28 Paul & Barbara Calhoun 2002-73 Jyotsna Sawhney 2003-20 Robert Mandel, etal 2003-24 Jyotsna Sawhney – Board finding/parking ratio Filed with 2003-20 Abbott Rd – 29 Carroll Stewart 93-41 Veronica & Giovanni Castellucci 98-41 " " " 99-92 Abbott Rd – 30 Robert & Barbara Ronci 68-60 John & Elizabeth Selover 74-37 " " " 74-45 Haukur Thorgilsson & Ingunn Sturlaugsdottir 98-28 Abbott Rd – 31 Mark & Nancy Claflin 2002-71 Abbott Rd – 40 Maugus Corp. 53-46 Wellesley Hills Square Associates 73-54 Allen Hooker, etal 75-45 Maugus Club 77-10 Maugus Club – Barbara Bell 81-56 Maugus Club – Dorothy Guiffre 82-51 Abbott Seaward Ctr. For Child Development 83-61 " " " " " " 84-64 " " " " " " 86-14 " " " " " " 87-31 " " " " " " 88-39 " " " " " " 89-25 Supertots of Wellesley 89-60 " " " 90-83 Maugus Corp. 97-34 Abbott Rd – 43 John & Lee Jeffries 92-66 Jason & Andrea Auerbach 2007-72 Abbott Rd – 44 Howard & Alice Hands 59-75 Robert Ellis & Jennifer Cornelssen 2004-21 Abbott Rd – 48 rear R. Whitman Palmer 48-28 " " " 52-65 Abbott Rd – 75 Rome 2017-26 Abbott Rd – 86 Nick & Heather MacShane 2007-29 Ted & Roz Gutelius 2009-06 Abbott Rd – 90 Daniel & Sharon Kasper 2001-6 " " " 2004-93 Abbott Rd – 102 Alicia L. Abad Trustee, Alicia L. Abad Family 2019-97 Rev Trust Abbott Rd – 112 Jack & Linda Morgan 93-31 Abbott Rd – 113 Sumner Babcock 55-34 Abbott Rd – 119 Daniel Kasper/William Whitman 2006-46 Abbott Rd – 122 Isaac & Jan Schiff 2004-83 Abbott Rd – 133 Craig Byrnes 2018-66 " " 2020-77 Abbott St – 1 Eden's 2013-85 Abbott St – 6 Estate of Charles E. Holman 69-36 Abbott St – 8 Dana Angelo 2021-21 Abbott St – 10 John Worley 58-4 " " 58-44 Mary Wagstaff 62-25 Jeffrey & Kristin Bradach 2001-4 Abbott St – 11 Louis Zucchelli 62-2 Abbott St – 12 Mary Milne 54-31 John & Dorothy Milne 71-10 James Mealey 2009-69 Abbott St – 15 James MacFee 62-8 Abbott St – 16 John Worley 55-62 Abbott St – 18 Christopher Hall 2011-44 Abbott St – 19 Jeffrey & Catherine Cerio 2016-33 Abbott St – 20 Margaret Arnold 85-55 Aberdeen Rd – 5 Steven & Shaune Marie Berg 2007-26 " " " " 2007-44 Aberdeen Rd – 8 Elaine Ryan 99-38 Aberdeen Rd – 12 Frederick & Elinor Travers 84-35 Aberdeen Rd – 13 Phyllis & Marc Theermann 2014-73 Aberdeen Rd – 14 James & Mary Scardino 90-70 Aberdeen Rd – 17 Daniel & Letitia Clarke 84-5 Aberdeen Rd – 18 Matthew & Janelle Werger 2019-83 Aberdeen Rd – 19 Robert & Linda Buffam, Jr. 94-16 " " " " 97-20 Aberdeen Rd – 21 Geoffrey Watts 2021-06 Aberdeen Rd – 22 Elliot & Jane Miller 76-46 Aberdeen Rd – 25 Carl Danielson 50-43 Susan Parker 57-55 " " 58-70 Peter & Susan Nichols 88-20 McRae 2017-45 Aberdeen Rd – 26 Joseph & Phyllis Hanlon 76-24 Alba Rd – 2 Barbara Bachelder 52-36 Beth Hennessey & Stephen Stathis 90-92 Alba Rd – 18 Paul & Sarah Green 2011-10 Alba Rd – 54 Kenneth & Carol Hurley 94-20 Alba Rd – 70 Neeraj & Archana Aggarwal 2019-72 Albion Rd – 16 Brian Kavoogian 2011-41 Albion Rd – 105 John Gilmore 84-22 " " 85-14 " " 86-17 " " 87-36 " " 88-30 Albion Rd – 120 New Albion Road School 55-37 Alden Rd – 5 Daniel O'Connor 2010-93 Alden Rd – 12 Arthur Taylor 49-6 Alden Rd – 15 Edward & Mary McCauley 97-65 Alden Rd – 20 Patrick Ahearn 2010-91 Alden Rd – 21 John Sullivan 2009-49 Alden Rd – 24 Richard & Susan Little 89-21 24 Alden Rd Tr, Susanne Stauffer, Trustee 2001-52 Allen Rd – 17 David & Pamela Donohue 2019-92 Amherst Rd – 6 VW Builders 2010-24 Amherst Rd – 23 Samuel & Mary Hallbeck 53-13 D. Michael Collins Architects 2010-57 Amherst Rd – 26 Elijah & Elizabeth White 2015-24 Amherst Rd – 36 M. Mallory Gray 50-31 John & Lorraine Wilkins 2016-50 Amherst Rd – 47 James & Eleanor Langan 81-8 Appleby Rd – 16 Grennon/Breedis 2013-25 Appleby Rd – 19 Barbara Williams 98-1 " " 2007-61 Appleby Rd – 21 Ernest & Elsie Bleiler 47-8 Appleby Rd – 23 Elliot & Patricia Pratt 2002-16 Appleby Rd – 24 John & Karin Breedis 2012-22 Appleby Rd – 27 Thomas & Patricia Twining 2002-28 Appleby Rd – 28 John & Lorraine Cross 90-78 " " " 90-79 " " " 93-11 Appleby Rd – 32 Neil & Laurie Jacob 94-34 Appleby Rd – 36 William Carrigan & Laura Imperatore 2002-4 Appleby Rd – 37 Arthur Anderson, Jr. 48-4 Andrew & Ruth Frommer 2003-72 Arden Rd – 4 Carleton & Susan Bryant, III 98-74 Philip & Rebecca Ivey 2002-86 " " " 2002-103 Arden Rd – 10 Brady 2017-70 Arlington Rd – corner of Franklin Ruth Shepardson 63-24 Arlington Rd – 2 Peter Litman & Deborah Edwards 2012-32 " " 2012-66 Arlington Rd – 7 Patrick Ahearn 2010-61 Arlington Rd – 12 Louis & Margaret Ann Metzger 2000-93 Arlington Rd - 32 Warren 2017-31 Arlington Rd – 45 Donald Hollings & Martha Castro 98-19 Arlington Rd – 49 Hapet & Stephanie Berberian 82-22 Arnold Rd – 12 David Johnson 2010-96 Arnold Rd – 23 Richard & Susan Ruggiero 2010-19 Arnold Rd – 41 William & Laurianne Mitchell 95-27 Arnold Rd – 49 Linda Reineman 2007-84 Arnold Rd – 61 Brooke & David Atallah 2009-48 Arnold Rd – 62 Pamela Wilson 2008-16 " " 2008-22 Arnold Rd – 65 Robert & Phyllis Yawitt 89-62 Phyllis Yawitt 92-28 " " 93-42 " " 95-37 " " 97-38 " " 99-36 " " 2001-31 Arnold Rd – 82 Phillip Song & Karen Kim 2014-46 Arnold Rd – 97 J. Marshall Hamill & A. Seymour Parker 68-43 Ashmont Rd – 3,7,24, 28 J.D. Builders, Inc. 55-22 Ashmont Rd – 4 Harley & Rosalind Goldberg 77-21 Ashmont Rd – 28 Philip Ditch 56-49 Atwood St – 3 David & Susan Clapham 97-27 Atwood St – 7 Yang Song & Zhang Yun 2005-76 Atwood St – 10 Charles Wester 54-25 Atwood St – 17 Jodi & Bradley Prosek 2019-26 " " " 2019-99 Atwood St – 20 Donald & Andrea Giroux 2005-74 " " " 2006-21 " " " 2006-64 Atwood St – 22 Randall & Lydia Barrett 94-65 Atwood St – 25 William & Kristi Geary 92-10 Edward Hussey 2019-71 Atwood St – 26 William & Virginia Beck 66-45 Maureen & Charles Goheen 2019-33 Atwood St – 31 David & Ann Sanford 81-28 Atwood St – 33 Douglas Barrows 68-53 " " 69-73 " " 71-24 " " 72-59 Jane & David Pillemer 94-40 " " " 98-20 Gail Sewall 2001-18 Atwood St – 39 Anne & Robert Murray 2003-52 David & Myeong Coletta 2018-18 David Coletta 2021-33 Atwood St – 40 Margaret Spence & Alice Taylor 56-73 Atwood St – 41 Blair & Ann Melanson 90-72 Atwood St – 43A Vincent Juliani 42-3 Atwood St – 45 Mark & Ann DelVecchio 92-50 Atwood St – 51 Charney 2017-05 Atwood St – 52 Emma Poluzzi 55-53 Atwood St – 55 Michael Mabardy 2016-05 Auburn Rd – 2 Maryellen Jordan 2014-10 Auburn Rd – 6 George Rhinehart 73-43 Auburn Rd – 11 Wendy Barton 77-2 Auburn Rd – 22 John & Virginia Cloran 63-30 " " " 76-4 Audubon Rd – 7 Anna McCandless 41-3 Charles Keniston 56-28 Audubon Rd – 14 Leonard Sullivan 51-35 Priscilla Simon 52-11 Audubon Rd – 24 Wheeler Lane Realty LLC 2008-33 Audubon Rd – 57 Gary Lesanto 2011-08 Audubon Rd – 65 Michael Brown 75-22 " " 76-74 " " 88-73 Audubon Rd – 81 Joseph & Lynn Russo 2004-48 Donald Czerniach 2018-30 Audubon Rd – 88 Jaret Stickney 2015-46 Avon Rd – 1 Greg & Joanne collier 2006-11 Avon Rd – 5 Janet & Maynard Goldman 77-1 Avon Rd – 8 David & Jane Neilson 2001-26 " " " 2001-83 Avon Rd – 10 Timothy & Nora Phillips 2004-32 Avon Rd – 11 Mary Anderson 59-59 " " 60-4 Avon Rd – 12 David Rhodes & Deborah Harstedt 96-58 Avon Rd – 14 Derek & Susan Weycker 2018-56 " " " 2019-24 Avon Rd – 15 Robert & Florence Walsh 59-4 Eugenio & Julia Caruso 2000-44 " " " 2000-92 Avon Rd – 19 Jane Amara & Neil Simister 98-69 Avon Rd – 20 James Cerulle 93-24 Sharon Kessel 94-35 " " 95-42 Avon Rd – 21 Kraus Associates LLC 2016-24 Avon Rd – 23 Three C Realty Trust 94-42 Avon Rd – 24 Stephanie & Dean Anderson 2018-58 Avon Rd – 28 Philip & Carol Dover 97-86 Avon Rd – 29 Michael Casey 2003-14 Peter & Paige Fisher 2021-66 Avon Rd – 32 Frederick Jones 40-6 Ryan Lenhart 2012-27 Avon Rd – 33 Albert & Marion Rae Auburn 70-21 " " " 71-21 " " " 72-15 Avon Rd – 35 Sabatino D'Ortenzio 59-41 Avon Rd – 38 Robert & Beatric Seymour 81-65 Avon Rd – 39 David & Carolyn Morris 2018-26 Avon Rd – 45 Katherine Kamm 2015-66 Avon Rd – 47 William & Jenna Dickson 2019-46 Avon Rd – 57 Willis Parsons 92-42 Ayer Rd – 7 Winthrop & Alma Lewis 72-36 Babson College Campus Babson Park 48-1 Babson Reports 55-14 Carlson Corp. & Babson 73-39 Carlson Corp & Babson 78-52 Carlson Corp & Babson 79-10 ZBT Fraternity & Knight Auditorium 80-30 2 Dorms 84-3 56 Whiting Road 84-41 Campus (near Map Hill Dr) 84-42 Computer Ctr 86-2 Ctr for Executive Education 86-11 Babson – Athletic Facility 87-72 Bryant (West) Gate 88-25 Wellesley Ave & Forest St 88-26 Parking Lot Extension/Map Hill Road 89-34 Student Residence Hall/Map Hill Road 92-29 Knight Annex Addition/College Drive 93-12 Graduate Ctr 94-67 175 Wellesley Ave 95-4 Nichols Parking Lot 95-12 Athletic II Parking Lot 95-13 Campus Ctr/Theater/Chapel 96-16 Arthur M.
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