43-45 CHURCH STREET - BUILDING JACKET 43-45 CHURCH STREET
CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
z BUILDING DEPARTMENT
s --m_ 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3'm FLOOR
TEL:978-745-9595
FAY: 978-740-9846
KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL
MAYOR
THOMAS ST.PIERRE
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROPERTIES/BUILDING COMMISSIONER
Compliance Letter
43 Church Street
November 15,2012
43 Church Street
c/o Tim Dodge, General Manager
43 Church Street
Salem, Massachusetts 01970
Mr. Dodge,
This letter shall serve as notification that all alleged Chapter 304 violations and notices stated in our
Department's August 1, 2012 and October 3, 2012, re-inspection letters are no longer outstanding with
this Department. Your establishment is presently in compliance with the Massachusetts State Building
Code in reference to Chapter 304 of the Acts of 2004 (Fire Safety Act) , thus your card shall be issued
through this Department and the Salem Licensing Board notified of said compliance..
If you have any question please feel free to contact the Building Inspector's Office.
Respectfully,
Michael E. Lutrzykowski
Assistant Building Inspector
Cc: file, Jason Silva, Salem Licensing Board
e/fG�i 7�a� �7;a�uw,ezGa��l�uGQ2c/�aQP. d
d .
�y 4/ uAe:� t-�
syso
Deval L.Patrick
Governor ( qty yp y Thomas G.Gatzunis,P.E.
Commissioner
Timothy P.Murray
Lieutenant Governor e.76? 67//L/-06�� Thomas P.Hopkins
Director
Kevin M.Burke LOf.OffA /
Secretary
TO: Local Building Inspector Variance Number: 09 129
Local Disability Commission
Independent Living Center
FROM: ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD
RE: Lyceum Bar & Grill
43 Church Street
Salem
Date: 8/26/2009
Enclosed please find the following material regardiYDecision
e above location:
_Application for Variance of the Board
_Notice of Hearing _Correspondence
_Letter of Meeting
The purpose of this memo is to advise you of action taken or to be taken by
this Board. If you have any information which may assist the Board in reaching
a decision in this case, you may call this office or you may submit comments in
writing.
Deval L.Patrick
Governor Thomas G.Gatzunis,P.E.
6f17�7--0660 Commissioner
Timothy P.Murray Q"
Lieutenant Governor e7� v Thomas P.Hopkins
Director
Kevin M.Burke
secretary. l.LWffa'.fJl¢Qd' / '
NOTICE OF ACTION DOCKET#: 09 129
RE: Lyceum Bar& Grill, 43 Church Street Salem-
1. A request for a variance was filed with the Board by George Harrington (Applicant) on August 7, 2009
The applicant has requested variances from the following sections of the 06 Rules and Regulations of the Board:
Section: Description:
25.1 Petitioner seeks relief from having to provide access for person with disabilities at the Church Street entry to_
the Lyceum.
2. The application was heard by the Board as an incoming case on Monday, August 24, 2009
3. After reviewing all materials submitted to the Board, the Board voted as follows:
The Board determined that because the spending is not over 30% of the assessed value of the building the jurisdictional
trigger in this matter is 521 CMR Section.3.3.1 b work performed. In addition, because the work being performed at the
Church Street entry does not include any work that would remove and reinstall the Granite foundation stones only the
door that is beinq worked on must comply. Given the fact that they are replacinq the door to a wider on it appears
that the work performed will comply. The Board encourages the petitioner to follow the recommendation of the Local
Commission on Disability with their suggestions for a portable ramp at the Church Street entry and automatic door open
for the court yard ramped entry with interior and exterior actuator buttons.
The work to the ramp to bring it into compliance with the current 521 CMR requirements shown in "Proposed Ramp
Plan A1.1 and A1.2 dated 7/14/09 is required in that Section 3.3.1b requires that an accessible entry must be provided.
Any person aggrieved by the above decision may request an adjudicatory hearing before the Board within 30 days of
receipt of this decision by filing the attached request for an adjudicatory hearing. If after 30 days, a request for an
adjudicatory hearing is not received, the above decision becomes a final decision and the appeal process is through
Superior Court.
Date: August 26,.2009
cc: Local Disability Commission Chairperson
Local Building Inspector ARCHITECTURAL ACC BOARD
Independent Living Center
�/y,77r�e a Pz. 1`110
Deval L.Patrick `^� ' aade.�iaettd' 0p10w1exp - Thomas G.Gatzunis,P.E.
Governor (�J/ �iy yrrCommissioner
Timothy P.Murray ✓>'[alEPi �1yy q Thomas P.Hopkins
Lieutenant Governor .9 ,v ej7-/-O6e.F Director
Kevin M.Burke - - w .mass.gov/reps
Secretary
REQUEST FOR ADJUDICATORY HEARING
RE:
Name and address of building as appearing on application for variance
I, do hereby request that the Architectural Access Board conduct
an informal Adjudicatory Hearing in accordance with the provisions of 801 CMR Rule 1.02 et. seq. as I am
aggrieved by the decision of the Board with respect to Sections of the
Rules and Regulations of the Architectural Access Board, 521 CMR.
I understand that I may request such a hearing within thirty (30) days of receipt of the Notice of Action.
Date:
Signature
PLEASE PRINT:
Name
Address
City/Town State Zip Code
Telephone
PLEASE NOTE:
This form must be received by the Board within thirty (30) days after receipt of the Notice of Action.
Rev, 10/08
=— \ W E
ii
LYCEUM
MENU PLAQUE
I
ZCLEAR
GLASS
� �� y. �A:�������� ❑ — ;. v-v� fib:�v: ..
i
1-
i O O
I m
� O
3/4" MAHOGANY TRIM--,
RIM NEW 3'-0" X C-8"
5/4" MAHOGANY TRIM MAHOGANY EXTERIOR DOOR
FLAT PROFILE
MAHOGANY INSET PANEL
MATCH EXISTING EXTERIOR WINDOW -
PANELS FOR PROFILE - -
r� D
EXHIBIT 4
.'.'Lyceum Bar & Grill 43 Church St,Salem,MA Proposed Front Door
•Ateldtoctu a Scale:1/2"-t'-0" File Name:.
•Interior Design
Siemasko + Verbridge •Iandscape Architecture Date:7/1/09 Plot Dam:8/52009
a Decorating
126 Dodge St. Beverly,MA 01915 svdesign.com t 978.927.3745 f978.927.6365 Dorw by:. Project M:.
4. t"
t. s r "4 �;; kor l yYY' ry' �Y • • .
p'Sr .1 r' Yr' ✓ :° S
!T _ sem•' � J' .�H �" yy`` 3
� 3 ".a✓� - f�.a"r'S ' its M+'sF$P ;4C'3 ee smm,..ra.� A^ t
�.t*: r # � ry 't4'a-��i�'.14 r +y�e a.� fit.�J.1+.w4 •i.
xm
� • 1 �pi� 1 1 1 . 11
'lop, rr !
DY
/ "ter
e ;
3�\�ae«) ���e Pan , � •
.0�'ro'xra rr�.. � • 1 • 1 � . 1 • 1 1 . 11
tY
� Y �a
M M4
ROW
4 �
r2 L
VRI
Y•'R � t ��� ,W� 3 d1ta1SJ.
' s xYalydr ta£ � ti" r '
--�-
s
pi
It 43 I c
WIQ8m.a: q, s >: `C tiffs
^ a �
ytr.1 AM,
�hh +� +FPCC llTr it caM
S..r","i%u_3.w�' '°xx °Y.�»K.;.*�,,.�.^L�✓^,Kc.Y�st f �!">���' ;n,� p ..,s.�'w .`�,�v �$'�'..
1 ! 1 1 1
1 1 1 • . 1 / 1 1 • . me 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1
i
o
G
0
� ao
REMOVE ALL HANDRAILS t REPLACE E
EXTEND LEVEL LANDING W/ NEW HANDRAILS BOTH SIDES z Q
AT ENTRY DOOR B" EXTEND 1'-0" AT BOTTOM
6" TO ACHIEVE 2'-0" DIM SEE ELEVATION
FROM LATCH SIDE OF DOOR
CONCRETE, BROOM FINISH
NEW LEVEL LANDING AT BASE SLOPE MAX. 1:12 FROM GRADE TO 'l" Cd
CONCRETE. W/ BROOM FINISH CONCRETE RAMP W/ BROOM FINISH
� o
co a
O P C
A
DEMO TREE AND E
GRIND STUMP
FOR NEW LANDING H
_ ELEV. O'-l'
m r
ELEV. O'-O" !+ SLOPE 1:12 ` uq A w
to v s'CaO
v u c v y
DEMO HANDRAIL
r
� u • • N
� T
1-O"
I •ti o
71
r
NEW HANDRAILS
KEEP 1 1/2" CLEAR FROM FACE OF WALL J S
EXTEND 1'-0" TOP t BOTTOM t••� Q
SEE ELEVATION x ''
v
1.4
� v
w
h
m
EXHIBIT 3
SHEET B A L I
• I
L' m
Q
C I
O
lA
O
•'4
N N
W z A
� � s
• � w a
a�
i-Y •J P
NEW HANDRAILS, BOTH SIDES
GALVANIZED ALUMINUM, PAINTED BLACK G Ca
/ TOP RAIL s 36" ABOVE GRADE/RAMP SURFACE e
BOTTOM RAIL a 18" ABOVE GRADE/RAMP SURFACE
POST W/ OFFSET RAILSS----�� / - 1'-O
11/2" CLEAR AS REQ. \ END O r rn
I/2"D POSTS \\y RAIL a WALL
1 1/2" D RAILS - m oa a�
E
y a
♦ • V4 • N
P IIl P
POUR NEW 5'-0" LANDING •� o
CONCRETE W/ BROOM FINISH ;-1 u
NEW RAMP SURFACE
m
SLOPE 1:12
GRADE a
Q
M `u
1'-V 3'-0" 2'-0' -11-0. 5'-0" F+1
REQ. NEW CONCRETE RAMP SURFACE NEW LANDING
6'-6• v
LEVEL LANDING AT ENTRY DOOR - a
Eg\.: r- yo a A
F ,- pq
EXHIBIT 3
SHEET C A1 .2
a,ss�+vw,;aso mG
tl
Deval L Patrick
Govemor - /IJI/ �pj, .may yO��O Thomas G.Gatzunis,P.E.
�J'ROlC6 7�-/L/ Commissioner
Timothy P.Murray �y y�+� p``
Lieutenant Governor 'F. 61/-/L/-Of70J Thomas P.Hopkins
Kevin M.Burke / - Director
Secretary - [O'C06l1.AC¢dd�Ofi -
TO: Local Building Inspector Variance Number: 09 129
Local Disability Commission
Independent Living Center
FROM: ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD
RE: Lyceum Bar & Grill
[43"chu�cti$treet_7
Salem
Date: 8/11/2009
Enclosed please find the following material regarding the above location:
Application for Variance _Decision of the Board
_Notice of Hearing _Correspondence
_Letter of Meeting
The purpose of this memo is to advise you of action taken or to be taken by
this Board. If you have any information which may assist the Board in reaching
a decision in this case, you may call this office or you may submit comments in
writing.
Tgc e"V"s""N 14 H"Md44ts
Uf ,x� - o� Docket Number
1
A Ate.
0w,,�,�uAX"U,% Mao Roo«. 1310
f�j
Deval L.Patrick a^' UIKI M""641%W4 02109-1619 Thomas G.Gatzunis,P.E
Governor p401-9 1-800-828 X212 Commissioner
Timothy P.Murray Thomas P.Hopkins
VY 617-M-0011
Lieutenant Governor Director
Kevin M.Burke 617 /C� w .mass.govrdps
Secretary I' vvw
APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
In accordance with M.G.L., Chapter 22, Section 13A, I hereby apply for modification of or substitution
for the rules and regulations of the Architectural Access Board as they apply to the facility described
below on the grounds that literal compliance with the Board's regulations is impracticable in my case.
PLEASE ENCLOSE.
1) A filing fee of$50.00 (Check/Money Order) made payable to the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, four original copies of the application for variance and all supporting
documentation, Le all plans in 11" x 17" format, photographs (all in color if submitted as
such), etc. In addition, the complete package (including plans and photographs) must be
submitted via one compact disc.
2) If you are a tenant seeking variances, a letter from the owner of the building is required,
authorizing you to apply on behalf of he/she.
1. State the name and address of the owner of the building/facility:
George Harrington and Robert Bramble
Salem Church Street Realty Trust
43 Church Street, Salem, MA 01970
Tel: 978-745-7665
2. State the name and address or other identification of the building/facility:
Lyceum Bar and Grill,
43 Church Street,
Salem, MA 01970-3738
3. Describe the facility: (Number of floors, type of functions, use, etc.)
Two story brick building plus basement which functions as a restaurant and bar catering to
everyday dining as well as hosting private functions. The basement floor is limited to storage
space with a small office and prep kitchen.
4, Total square footage of the building: 12,907 s.f.
Basement is total 4,160 s.f.,
First Floor is 4,587 s.f.,
Second floor is 4,160 s.f.
a. total square footage of tenant space (if applicable): Not Applicable.
5. Check the work performed or to be performed:
_New Construction _Addition X Reconstruction, remodeling, alteration _Change of Use
6. Briefly describe the extent and nature of the work performed or to be performed: (Use
additional sheets if necessary).
The nature of this project is to refinish the interior of the first floor dining and bar spaces to
improve business. The design intent is to highlight the existing architecture and history of the
building. Major work is as follows:
1) Construct new, fully accessible men's and women's toilet rooms.
2) Remove existing Church Street entry vestibule to improve entry circulation and flow.
3) Extend existing bar top, modify existing back bar and construct new built-in back bar to match.
4) Construct new partial walls, ceilings, soffits and glass panels to define dining spaces.
5) Repaint interior walls and ceilings.
6) Replace all flooring with new wood, carpet and tile.
7) Replace existing light fixtures and add new light fixtures.
8) Modify existing mechanical system to improve air circulation.
7. State each section of the Architectural Access Board's regulations for which a variance is
being requested:
7a. Check appropriate regulations:
1996 Regulations 2002 Regulations_X_2006 Regulations
SECTION NUMBER LOCATION OR DESCRIPTION
25.1 Church Street entrance not accessible due to original
6" granite foundation step.
8. Is the building historically significant? _X_yes no. If no, go to number 9.
8a. If yes, check one of the following and indicate date of listing:
National Historic Landmark
Listed individually on the National Register of Historic Places
Located in registered historic district
Listed in the State Register of Historic Places
Eligible for listing
8b. If you checked any of the above and your variance request is based upon the historical
significance of the building, you must provide a letter of determination from the Massachusetts
Historical Commission, 220 Morrissey Boulevard, Boston, MA 02125
9. For each variance requested, state in detail the reasons why compliance with the Board's
regulations is impracticable. State the necessary cost of the work required to achieve
-2-
bompliance with the regulations. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU SHOULD SUBMIT WRITTEN
COST ESTIMATES AS WELL AS PLANS JUSTIFYING THE COST OF COMPLIANCE. Use
additional sheets if necessary.
Variance #1 521 CMR 25.1.1
First built in 1831, the Lyceum building has historical significance as one of the country's oldest
Lyceum's and is best known for hosting Alexander Graham Bell's first live demonstration of the
telephone in 1877 (Photo #4). The building has been operating as the Lyceum Bar and Grill under
current ownership since 1989. In effort to improve business, the owners seek to refinish the
interior of the first floor public dining spaces which includes a bar dating back to 1935 (Photo #5,
Exhibit#1, existing floor plan)
The goal of this remodeling project is to respect the architecture and history of the building while
rejuvenating the interior decor. The total project budget is $160,000. The majority of the work
focuses on new accessible toilet rooms, interior finishes, and replacing light fixtures (Exhibit#2,
proposed floor plan).
The building has two public entrances, one located at Church Street along the North elevation
(Photo #6) and a courtyard entrance off the Cervoni Walkway, a wide pedestrian route, along the
east elevation (Photo #7 and #8). In 1989, the owner was granted approval by the City of Salem to
install an accessible entrance ramp at the courtyard entrance on adjacent town land (Photo #9).
The restaurant has since operated with the courtyard entrance as the only accessible entrance
without complaint.
For this project, we have maintained the current condition of having the courtyard entrance serve
as the accessible public entrance and have taken the following steps to ensure it is up to current
code and equivalent to the Church Street entrance. First, the existing ramp is being re-built to
meet all 521 CMR 2006 requirements, including extending the landings at the top and bottom of
the ramp, installing new handrails and resurfacing the ramp, (Exhibit#3 sheets A-C and cost
estimate for ramp modifications). This work is currently under construction (the restaurant is
closed). Second, new signage will be mounted on the southeast corner of the building to more
clearly identify the entrance in effort to attract customers from the Cervoni Walk to the courtyard
entry. Third, at the interior of the courtyard entrance, the existing staff prep area will be removed
and replaced by a large coat closet, (refer to Exhibit#2 proposed floor plan). These steps will
enhance the aesthetics of this entrance and improve its use for all patrons.
At this time, the owner would like to include in the scope of work the installation of a new door at
the Church Street entrance, (refer to Exhibit 2, and Exhibit 4 proposed exterior door). The existing
double 2'-0" wide door is not code compliant, is awkward to use and does not reflect the new
image of the restaurant. We understand that work to the Church Street entry would require us to
modify it to become accessible. However, we have investigated making the entrance accessible
and found it to be both cost prohibitive as well as disruptive to the preservation of the historic
fagade for the reasons described below:
As visible in photographs#6, as well as photos #10 and #11, the buildings along Church Street all
have original solid granite foundations, extending 6" above the current sidewalk grade, creating a
step at the entrance. There is no opportunity to install an accessible ramp at the exterior of the
building since the building is situated directly adjacent to the public sidewalk. Therefore, the only
option available is to remove the existing granite curb and install an accessible ramp on the inside
of the restaurant as shown on the attached floor plan labeled, Exhibit #5: Compliance Option.
-3-
Removing the granite curb is not in keeping with our efforts and the efforts of the Salem
Redevelopment Authority to preserve the historic character of the building. This building is located
within the Downtown Salem National Register District(Exhibit-,#6: Historic District Map) and is
considered an important part of the area's historic architectural fabric. Note also that this design
takes up considerable waiting area space, preventing the install of any waiting room seating, and
disrupts traffic flow between the dining room and bar area creating a congested hallway during
peak business hours.
Furthermore, the construction cost of Compliance Option is out of proportion to the cost of the
project. The existing granite foundation supports not only the entry door structure but also extends
under the adjacent structural brick walls on either side. Removing the granite would require an
engineered shoring process known as 'pinning' whereby the two story brick fagade is temporarily
supported by drilling through and installing a complex system of steel braces and beams. These
beams would also require additional supports by temporary columns and concrete footings. The
adjacent sidewalk would have to be partially removed, excavated and replaced including any
affected underground utilities in this area in order to remove the large granite block.
In addition to the costs at the exterior of the building, the work requires extensive relocation of
existing pipes, ductwork and equipment of the prep kitchen located directly below this area in the
basement. The granite foundation is also part of the first floor framing support system and its
removal would therefore require modifications to the first floor framing and temporary supports
during construction. Due to the difficult structural conditions involved the work is estimated to cost
$138,000 which is close to the total project cost. The construction estimate for this scope of work
is attached, Exhibit #7: Lyceum ADA work cost estimate and accompanying letter.
Due to the reasons outlined, the modifications required to make the Church Street entrance
accessible are not feasible. We would propose to improve the current condition by replacing the
existing Church Street door with a 3'-0" wide door. The 3'-0" wide door would meet the required
clear opening dimensions of Section 26.5 and improve accessibility. For reasons of safety and
convenience, we propose to recess the door an additional 1'-3" to allow the door to open 90
degrees without overhanging the public sidewalk. Refer to Exhibit #8; Proposed Entry
Improvements.
Note that the following modifications which improve accessibility are within the project budget and
are currently under construction: fully accessible men's and women's toilet rooms, removing the
existing vestibule which was difficult to maneuver within, and bringing the accessible courtyard
entrance up to 2006 requirements, as well as to enhance this entry for all patrons
Therefore we respectfully seek the board's approval to allow replacement of the existing double
2'-0" wide front door at the Church Street entrance with a new 3'-0" wide single door. We also
request permission to pull the new 3'-0" entry door an additional 1'-3" back from the sidewalk to
prevent the door swing from extending beyond the face of the building These two revisions would
improve non-wheelchair accessibility of the entrance. We hope that the board will consider
granting a variance for these modifications without requiring the entrance be made accessible
because it is cost prohibitive and goes against efforts to preserve the historic qualities of the
Church Street facade.
I
4-
_ _ .,...,_...s...........___....ca..fi.,w.'rcmala.:,..:.v..w..-i,..,............_._.... . .<.m...w...._..__......_....aNw<n..-yn'vrteJt;..::.>.u...rw.....o.....�,_
10. Has a building permit been applied for? Yes
Has a building permit been issued? Yes, excluding work involving Church Street door
revisions.
10a. If a building permit has been issued, what date was it issued? July 6, 2009
10b. If work has been completed, state the date the building permit was issued for said
work:
11. State the estimated cost of construction as stated on the above building permit:
$160,000
11a. If a building permit has not been issued, state the anticipated construction cost:
12. Have any other building permits been issued within the past 36 months? No
12a. If yes, state the dates that permits were issued and the estimated cost of
construction for each permit:
13. Has a certificate of occupancy been issued for the facility? Yes
If yes, state the date: 1989
14. To the best of your knowledge, has a complaint ever been filed on this building relative to
accessibility? yes —X—no
15. State the actual assessed valuation of the BUILDING ONLY, as recorded in the
Assessor's Office of the municipality in which the building is located: $684,800
Is the assessment at 100%? Yes
If not, what is the town's current assessment ratio?
16. State the phase of design or construction of the facility as of the date of this application:
Demolition complete, construction started for approved work.
17. State the name and address of the architectural or engineering firm including the name of
the individual architect or engineer responsible for preparing drawings of the facility:
Thaddeus S. Siemasko
Siemasko + Verbridge
126 Dodge Street
5
'Beverly, MA 01915
Tel: 978-927-3745
18. State the name and address of the building inspector responsible for overseeing this
project:
Tom St. Pierre
Building Commissioner, City of Salem
120 Washington St. Salem, MA 01970
Tel: 978-745-9595
Date: g oz?
Signatur of o er or authoriz d gent
PLEASE PRINT:
CsevrU
Name
Address
SQA" nf64 bk9 -70
City/Town State Zip Code
-781 - �oS — 9073
Telephone
DEPA RTn+ _•,.'*'n�Pi iaLI0 SAFETY
h
i
j! AUS 7 2009
f
6
,yµ4.
.r
�. Ja
yam..>.�...�. • . ._,_. .s-;:r
f
• 1 1 1 '
r r
Ir
1
• 1 1 1 1 1 /
4
Nq N
n
r s 1EMIMMw'
• 1 1 1 1 1 1
ti 1
in �l 3
k i p r
y? <fAry ,:.v+�. ,ry'Jh3♦ 4 .A , V{] �V ���r'�,
kk
.� r..♦ r
✓ . 1
TOM . 1 1
49
b' m R
s 1r
. a
riy W +-
Photo 1ExistingRwnp at / 1 Entrance
Y �
R_L 4'_J anti
' M.Ib4'W aiw f z u
.+.z.:a......c-s..�v..-...w-.�-'w„ :��2b'SA'. 'Y k ww'MS'm�.y�K,� + ��" •II
Bat
y A"". 'aaS✓��� +�.,Pi Y 'y1
L IL
big
MW
NI
.3 0 ,• .,ra ,,� .,•r..yR 1 .�vi 1 1,✓ {'d'1 tli s. _ .o ._ P wr�w ^.
F�y, .�- "1.F; a _^ e�"`i'� } �r.,..;,P.r:.,5,.s-�.1�.�-r,+..L"$c+✓Yiy- +f tw`-Ys�*L�,...a ,n,.... � ,
,...0 :. y + ot'V'�..::. "Y'Y"."r - '�wr wd+.f..r •r-^�cw
.�a_.�.,=,c-.x-^ �S,"� L� . .. ."�'.='.r„_..w....r�_.!^"^_""`- � urtaa�ya..� ♦�4
v ��y
i'y1"
Y
..- +Rwnwue......r........a�#F4h4'MM1#�i°.[d•SiMfH'iAYF�Y'.iWi...:... . .
4'~T
1. 78k
t -
AL
X r+
Photo #5 - Bar
This is the original bar and back bar dating back
to 1935.
Varianry 4nnliratinn T vrPrnm Rnr JE (;rill
YM
a
.x. 1
Photo 1
Existingentrance1
ff Church Street
showing granite curb along and double 1 1 ' doors
1
+ •9 J 1. 1
n
�y r
l
cTP _
..0 O
«.�.• - ��� �k `tri,� ���`.
B GEVonST
,
f ,r;�f FSE
DE T IUR
C�aa �
k h
Legend
r, r National Register Districts
,
BRIDGE STREET NECK
CHARTER STREET
OT
G r b C
CHESTNUT STREET
a;
CROMBIE STREET
Ward,Joshua w
DERBY WATERFRONT
Dant Budding w 3
N' 1 Ti A T,T n S m'�d�.' DOWNTOWN SALEM
ESSEX CNN.BLDG,COMPLEX
43 Church Street is located in the Downtown Salem
�/:
National Register District. ;,�,�,, ESSEX INSTITUTE
As taken from the City of Salem Map of National Register FEDERAL STREET
Districts and Landmarks
CITY of SALEM, MA '' "`
,,,y,r,.,�� HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES
NATIONAL REGISTER ' PEABODY MUSUEM
HISTORIC DISTRICTS
& LANDMARKS oLDrowNHAu
` '
SALEM COMMON
vW �0NDIrf
SALEM WILLOWS
MOWWINTERISLAND
��hINB
* NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMAF
11,�..W In,w..nlas.rai Z m
Map nwwulol,03
EXHIBIT 6 `
Vnrianra AnnIi,'516nn I urvnm Rar .0 C:rill
o F s
------= - - - - - WOMEN - - - -,
BUILT-IN
N
C
0
� J
U -
Li
I I I i
UP
I I I I I I •� � O
I I
REDUCES WIDTH OF ENTRY HALL y
TRAFFIC FLOW IMPAIRED V
DURING PEAK HOURS ( o
-
1I
WAITING N
3
I I I I I I e
E
HALF WALL E tc a
I II I r-o• � I r e � � s
I 1!9 EL. 100'-0' 1:12 v y
E
.� SLOPE EL. 99'-6" c
U -
+I
cd
P
(�f u
m
N
� V W
x V1 "
ELIMINATES WAITING AREA
AND ANY WAITING SEATING ' ..
NEW FRONT DOOR
OFF CENTER DOOR J SWINGS OUT ONTO
NO SYMMETRY AT SIDEWALK
68 S.F. OF BASMENT LEVEL CHURCH STREET FACADE jdqj�, EL. 99'-6"
SPACE BELOW NEW RAMP
DISRUPTED AND UNUSABLE
CHURCH 5TREET SIDEWALK EXHIBIT 5
Lyceum ADA work cost estimate at front of building-Prepared By Groom Construction 8-4-09
I General Conditions
Permit $ 1,400
Porta John 280
Site Trailer-Storage 600
Licensed Supervisor-full time as required 6 weeks 14,400
Project Manager Part time 4,800
Surveys-field engineering 2,500
Utility Bills 100
Final Cleaning 500
Structural Engineering Services 3,500
Trucking-hauling 2,500
Police Details-1 officer(sidewalk blocked) Est.6 weeks 10,800
Non Reusables 700
Laborer/Fuelfrrucking/Parking/Phone Etc. 4,500
Subtotal $ 46,580
11 Sitework(Demolition
Demolition $ 2,500
Concrete/Granite cutting 1,800
Shoring-Pinning using steel-thru wall 18,600
Sitework-excavation, prep,fill, rough grade 4,500
Repairs to sidewalk and curbing 2,400
Underground utilities Contingency Allowance 8,000
Subtotal $ 37,800
III Concrete
Footings(4 temps for shoring) $ 1,600
Footings for lowering Floor frame x4 $ 1,600
Concrete Pumping x2 1,500
2"rigid insulation and water proofing 300
Concrete Slab repairs in basement 600 i
Subtotal $ 5,600
IV Masonry
Brick Repairs and Foundation alterations Allowance $ 4,800
Subtotal $ 4,800
V Metals
4 lally columns-installed and welded 1,000
Subtotal $ 1,000
VI Carpentry
Rough Labor $ 4,000
Rough Material 1,100
Finish Labor 1,200
Finish Materials 400
Subtotal $ 6,700
Vll Thermal 8 Moisture
Insulation-combo urethane and Fglass $ 250
Subtotal $ 250
Vlll Doors B Windows
Remove and reset Door $ 300
Subtotal $ 300
IX Finishes
Board/Plaster 8 Durock repairs $ 1,300
oak flloors repaired and stained-2nd floor 1,200
Painting-Interior Only touch-ups 800
Paint Exterior at doorway 200
Subtotal $ 3,500
X Specialties
Grab rail for ramp $ 1,600
Subtotal $ 1,600
Xf Equipment _
special $ -
Subtotal $ -
XV P1umbing1HVAC
Plumbing-Labor&Mat. $ 3,800
Plumbing Fixtures Allowance -
Reroute heat pipes 2,500
Relocation of ducting 3,700
Relocation of sprinkler piping 1,700
Subtotal $ 11,700
XVI Electrical
Labor&Materials Allowance $ 2,900
Light fixtures none $ -
Central Alarm (Burglar&Fire) Allowance 500
Subtotal $ 3,400
Total Costs $ 123,230
Overhead&Profit 12% 14,788
TOTAL BUDGET $ 138,018
Lyceum Restaurant
Mr. George Harrington
43 Church Street
Salem, MA. 01970
Dear Mr. Harrington,
In response to your request for a cost estimate to redesign/reconstruct the Church
Street entrance in order to meet AAB standards, I can offer you the following. The
current entry door is set 6% 7" above the adjacent sidewalk on solid granite that is
integrated into/part of the original building foundation. The existing door unit sits directly
on this block which also extends beyond the existing door opening on both sides i.e.
under the structural brick wall. (Note: this is not a veneer brick wall) Removing this
granite is a very complicated structural task requiring an engineered shoring process
known as "pinning" whereby the two story brick fagade is temporarily supported by
drilling through and installing, a complex system of steel braces/beams. These, in turn,
are supported by temporary columns and concrete footings. It would then be
necessary to somehow remove the large granite foundation block and infill it with a
smaller block or concrete in order to make the threshold level with the sidewalk. We
feel this would be best accomplished from outside the building as there is little space to
do this from inside the finished basement. In order to remove and replace the granite
block, the sidewalk would have to be removed, excavated and then replaced in the
affected work area. The shoring must also be clear of the sidewalk during this process,
Which further complicates matters. Also note that there would be significant damage to
the historic brick fagade during this process and I am uncertain of our ability to match
the original brick.
Another unknown is exactly what municipal utilities located under the sidewalk and
possibly in our way. Finally, the first floor framing is tied into this area, requiring us to
build temporary supports in the basement. There are major interior mechanical and
electrical runs impeding our ability to operate in that area of the basement. We would
have to disassemble the finished area and reroute these mechanicals which is a vexing
problem given the limited space. Assuming this can be done then we then would
reconstruct the actual interior floor frame in your vestibule to create the interior ramp.
Again, there is a 10x10 main girder flanking both sides of the entry right where the ramp
would have to be. Consequently, the ceiling height in the basement work area would
have to be lowered by approximately 8%18" or more and render the space below
unusable. Assuming this can be done, and I have shared my concerns above, the
total cost would be in the area of$138,000. and would take approximately 6 weeks to
complete if we don't run into any major underground utility work.
Kind regards,
David Groom, Principal
96 Swampscott Road • Salem, MA 01970 • tel: 781.592.3135 • fax: 781.593.1480
www.groomco.com
2'-2 1/2' 1'-1 1/2'
rn
X oN
Cf) O v — — — — —'— — — — — — —
O N
n m
O
Z C
A xW
n s'-2' o
^ = m
n N x
-1 n c
70 m v
70 m
n --1 I <
n c rn
I (P
D ^
(� E m rn
r
w
r- to i
m O O
rn o x
Z
� m
7U
i
4'-0[ 1/2' V-2.
70
j
O — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —
O
c O
rn
u
o
70
_ n_
A A
70 A M m M
LP
M O o rn
i O
N(f) 3'-0' x C-8' O nm
DO
E Nm
rn D r--N+
r---i
3 O' rn
rn 70 r-Am 05XOM
rn e noxorn
AOW tnE ZAN + I_J� n1
Om� MA2<m
0 OrTIO
M;U=rne rz0-10 -
--I 0. 0 z 0< 0
O O A A
M A Z
W P
0
Lyceum Bar & Grill43 Ch
e urch Street,Salem,MA Proposed Entry Improvements Revisions
p CeccnP�ion Dele 9y
.Arc
• hiteemne Scale:I/2"=1'-0" File Name: .
Siemasko + Verbridge interior Design
Landscape Architecture Date: Plot Date: .
•Decorating
126 Dodge St. Beverly,MA 01915 svdesign.com t 978.927.3745 f978.927.6365 Drawn by:SL
r .
t
t
—IRI 2 zPr
RIN z QO< e
RI A O RI
D 3r
00 D e
D"O
O NAz
ADP
p:3>
O
M
r
In w mm=
O 0 OMz
iOzA
0 TOD
y i N
5 30 O
5-2• m m z
- -<
- AZ-1
I
mIII
Oo
II
II'
III I
! I J
SII
r -
DO
zrn ' „
i
w
m I
i N
N ! I
I .
l '
I
i 1
I
M
< d
0 I
I
z�O �
nt z A
p00
0
Nr-D
In-1
A<0
rnm=
D ROI m
OO
=T
00
0
O
^ A
AX O
M N �
O
y �
e
Lyceum Bar & Grill43 Church Street,Sal
Existing Ramp Plan Revisions
Salem,MA • Dr...�wlD•,• By
•Architecture
~t •Interior Design Scale:1/2"=1'-0" File Name: .
• Siemasko + Verbridge •Landscape Architecture Da[e:7/14/09 Plot Date: .
F� •Decorating v
�� 126 Dodge SL Beverl ,MA 01915 svdesign.com t978.927.3745 f978927.6365 Drawn by:SL
s COURTYARD
I$EL. 99'-5' C
O
>
O R
II ------ --------------------------- -------------------------------
EL. 100'-0-
cd
a
!FUNCTION ROOM: : PREP TABLE BACK RM DINING t- ;
O
NO
MEN- O z
-------------------------------- ---------------- - a
----------
---------------II - q
A II
N � t3tl
W A
N Q Q
KR v v+
b
NOT IN SCORE � Q .. r
N
E mQ a
DINING A;o
BARpUB DINING
WOMEN
Q
CLOSET Q�
v + E
0 WAITING RECEPTION
U EL. 100'-0' m
ES f"
UP 6' =—_
(2) 2'-0' X C-8' GRANITE STEP
m
USE GROUP A-2 ASSEMBLY
... -.-• ..n_�.�..:._ --s1is:. _-..,.may_ . .. -.:=.rc. wAw •e•fR'.pa,- - _ +�..
COURTYARD OCCUPANCY - 150 PEOPLE
NEW CONSTRUCTION
MODIFY EXIST. RAMP
TO BRING UP TO CODE
INCLUDING EXTEND LANDING - m
-771
ALL AREAS EXCEPT KITCHEN o
TO RECIEVE:
FRAME OUT---
UT NEW FLOORING a0i %
COLUMNS NEW WALL PAINT OR TILE C
-- — — REPAIR ! PAINT CEILING OR
0 Q -- ---- -- NEW GWB HARD CIELING
L
NEW LIGHT FIXTURES
NEW COAT _-----...---
__ _ - — CLOSET .' .
;FUNCTION ROOM: : CAFE DINING p E
z Q
...._.. -.- - ENLARGE MEN'S
. . nen15
ROOM t BRING, NEW INTERIOR
---- UP TO CODE - - -'. PARTITIONS
:
: 0
---------------
0D- ---- -
NEW WALL t
..__..-- 3'-O' DOOR -
! KITCHEN -------- ------- ---- <
E Al
` v a
ENLARGE WOMEN'S `" '= `o
ROOM t BRING UP TO CODE v $ `o'e °+
yyyy __.
M L
O O U n r
I _ I E
NEW BUILT-IN BAR i u
LOUNGE -
Q DINING o
O F
/ NEW COAT c .
cv CLOSETS ;NEW
W J ;GLASS J m
PANELS
U — r WAITING
NEW GLA
5S N
r� IPANEL NEW EXTEND BAR U o
SE_A_T_ING
ADD DRINK RAIL ==— '
PROPOSED NEW 3'-0' AT EXTERIOR WINDOWS
DOOR - RECESSED
PENDING APPROVAL BY AAB
- EXHIBIT 42
- CHURCH STREET VARIANCE A1 . 1
OSiemu4n.Ve.bi v
a
y
C
O
� 8
Cd
U ti
W z o
f+. d
CC
� o
pi o ti
i+l a
0 r F
NEW HANDRAILS, BOTH SIDES
GALVANIZED ALUMINUM, PAINTED BLACK
TOP RAIL 9 36' ABOVE GRADE/RAMP SURFACE e
BOTTOM RAIL a IB' ABOVE GRADE/RAMP SURFACE
POST W/ OFFSET RAIL
1 1/2' CLEAR AS REQ. END O �
11/2'D POSTS RAIL • WALL u
1 1/2' D RAILS - - N �,�
V
V • /�� N
V � a
m
POUR NEW 5'-0' LANDING o
CONCRETE W/ BROOM FINISH {-I
NEW RAMP SURFACE 5
SLOPE 1:12
ry�,+
--- - V
- - - - GRADE _
a
W � i
3'-O'- 2'-0' l'-O' 5'-0' m
REQ. NEW CONCRETE RAMP SURFACE NEW LANDING CIS
61-0
LEVEL LANDING AT ENTRY DOOR U N o
EXHIBIT 3
SHEET C A1 .2
m
o"
O
N
REMOVE ALL HANDRAILS t REPLACE
EXTEND LEVEL LANDING W/ NEW HANDRAILS BOTH SIDES Cd
AT ENTRY DOOR B' EXTEND 1'-0' AT BOTTOM 114
z O
9' TO ACHIEVE 2'-0' DIM SEE ELEVATION v o
FROM LATCH SIDE OF DOOR
CONCRETE. BROOM FINISH -
NEW LEVEL LANDING AT BASE SLOPE MAX. 1:12 FROM GRADE TO +l' LIZ
W/ BROOM FINISH CONCRETE RAMP W/ BROOM FINISH
o
i�l N C T
A
n �
- - -- - -- -- - - - -.. ....._ - -- -- I .2 �; 3
DEMO TREE AND
GRIND STUMP 5'-p'
FOR NEW LANDING
J ¢ al
r
L N
iv ELEV. O'-l' _ I „ ma
ELEV. O'-O', v 3 SLOP
DEMO HANDRAIL in v $
a
N
� P
U
V
.ti
v
P
NEW HANDRAILS + o
KEEP 1 1/2' CLEAR FROM FACE OF WALL ¢
EXTEND 1'-0' TOP 1 BOTTOM
SEE ELEVATION M A�
W rii >
� v
Ld m
N
IT
L
U � o
.rrte^^ O
Vl �
N
EXHIBIT 3
SHEET B A L I
W E
to
I I
-- LYCEUM -
-- MENU -- --- - PLAQUE -
---- -- CLEAR -- — m
GLASS AW _
.__ U O.
LL J h
0
oc
r
-3/4' MAHOGANY TRIM NEW 3'-0' X 6'-8' - -
5/9' MAHOGANY TRIM MAHOGANY EXTERIOR DOOR
FLAT PROFILE
MAHOGANY INSET PANEL
MATCH EXISTING EXTERIOR WINDOW -
PANELS FOR PROFILE - \
EXHIBIT 4
Lyceum Bar & Grill 43 Church St,Salem,MA Proposed Front Door
. . . . •Architecture
.,...e..... - ,.
. .,.v. .. .� - ._.-....� Scale 12'-1'-n"i-- FJe Nemc. -
•Landsc Design
Siemasko + Verbridge •LandsctincA chrtcdure Dam,,,,,oy ptd Detc'ff5/2009
.Decorating -
126 Dodge St. Beverly,MA 01915 svdesign.com t 978.927.3745 0978.927.6365 Drawn by:. pt9lca n. ,t .
Gw AIWA
Mr. George Harrington August 6, 2009
Lyceum Restaurant r
43 Church Street
Salem, MA. 01970
Proposal to remove and rebuild accessible ramp in rear of building.
-Remove existing ramp.
-Excavate and pour new concrete ramp as per Siemasko Verbridge plans.
-Install new code compliant hand rails system. Paint grade galvanized.
-Repair brick pavers.
-Paint handrail.
Total cost: $5,200.
Note: Price does not include removal of tree which is owners responsibility.
Respectfully submitted by:
David Groom
96 Swampscott Road • Salem, MA 01970 • tel: 781.592.3135 • fax: 781.593.1480
www.groomco.com
CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
BUILDING DEP_ARITILN 1'
120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3'"" FLOOR
Tet.. (978) 745-9595
FAX (978) 740-9846
KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL
MAYOR "fHOatA, ST.PfERRI::
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PRO�PERTY/BUILDIAG CO1>1A11,>I()NER
March 30, 2007
Church Street Realty Trust
43 Church Street
Salem Ma.01970
Re: 43 Church Street
Dear Owner
Your attention is hereby directed to the provisions of Section 12-56 of the Code of
Ordinances, City of Salem, Massachusetts on file in the office of the City Clerk in City
Hall.
Pursuant to the provisions of said sections, you are herby notified that a certain unsightly
condition exists on premises specifically described as graffiti which injures neighboring
property and the public health, safety and welfare. You are therefore noti fled at once and
in any event within 30 days from the date of this notice, to remove said unsightly
condition from the property and hereafter to keep the said property free there From.
In the event you fail to complete such work within the time hereinabove mentioned, the
undersigned shall cause the same to be removed and you will be responsible from the
cost of removal of the condition from the property.
Since y,
f GZf7�i7
Thomas St. Pierre
Building Commissioner
Zoning Enforcement Officer
cc. Jason Silva, Mayors Office
L
3S �o )
Plans must be filed and approved by the Inspector before a permit will be granted.
No. /�"�y City of Salem Ward_
IS PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE
HISTORIC DISTRICT? Yes_No—
IF SIDING, HAS ELECTRICAL
PERMIT BEEN OBTAINED? Yes No Home Phone #
APPLICATION Bus. Phone #
FOR
PERMIT TO ROOC,,,,�EROOF RINSTALLSIDING
,
TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS:
The undersigned herebv applie for a permit to build Vcrding�°the fol1 rng specific�u�ons:
Owner's name and address __ 1 G rc� _ / P.S Cy<c c'�/ C ,IJ CSO rte_ �G-✓�i 4�MI� ti�
Architect's name
Mechanic's name and addre c/ ?q rS!, C LJ 66 Ila So,
Location of building,No' C r v! c 5 J< J—, 4�--
What is the purpose of building,?p��� _
Material of building? —k �J t Asbestos?
If a dwelling,for how many families?_ �—
Will the building confonn to the requirements of the law?
Estimaked cost O� Contt i S
Signature of applicant
nSIGNED UNDER THE
`6M�!KS PENALTY OF PERJURY.
No. /' 7 Ward
APPLICATION FOR
PERMIT TO ROOF
REROOF OR INSTALL SIDING
Location
PERMIT GRANTED
1993
App ved ^�
�� l u ding /nsp tor�
BUILDING DEPT
f
OCT 13 1145 AH 089
RECEIVED
CITY OF SALEM,MASS.
i
[2 n,22'
i
--
zz Go CA�u _a✓�Z-_- •�o�i � .TU�%Vi --___ ._--
SLG .C� i':7/' —� .TO ✓i 3
/ LQ!D Cc/i�=gni/vn0_�JS fXT1Y�bui --
J
J-
2 H
_fLF//_-T/U t/
mac
— --- c--�3 cif u 2ch-sty •
SCALE:, 9 APPROVED BY:
:L� ORT wN BT
DA re:
2 Z. S /✓7,07,
DRAWING NUMBER
f
!. l /
r
t
��• I : ! I . i _ I _.. I I zx/� ' 361 -
-: I I
Da,
r
-R- or I C.PS FYi 7/�/ G.✓c !vont w/ �'. / - .
GE
Doo -
!
I I --_:.� GEORP
CHRIS �G
ICY
SCALE: APPROVED BY: DRAW.br
REI�SED
NX 9
;
Q
t
�} GD
5• r
c
1
� � J
_ F
5
P
p 's
_ o
>' C
v
c ,
/'
3
C ,
Jr(' til V/
,
t
' n
ii S s
f
fs n
{
K
r: g
f
ff�
':.
`
t
F!
2{ 5
F'tf. 1
c r n s a
I
t
—1112L-
7
t.
2
I ,:
f � ,
t F.
/ .CNA ; ,. . tt� F
i
�aPc• !� _� ISTtN
r,
cF s,N
f
J�'
A
,
l x
,Y
2t
a,
Z
i� �
,
3
`7
5 .,n
i
Q
� `t7 E F
�=- Btc a .s
ou � tdM�F /in r,, L 'al
t
1
2
I
F. o
1 c cEt kA�c
1 , r c L �1�� rArCr
f
S '
r
c
tiG u N T
i W 2 A
FA-
• j :., .roc � :. s :.�+�..,uu..�wxrna.r w..rwa+awn.v.+„e. s..,..nre.
. E r
J w
f
C
i JA
� 7
I � �
i
1 _
NG
t
1 1
S t.�4 ` f
_
a w
n
G E v
I!
}fEj'-..ama ..nen.. w....�.� ....... . ,,.,.. .....�.. w W .�... ...,w.,
..`Y'@'f'K � ! W V'1+MmeYi,eMk„HFnYR�•A"rF.ttn,`.M/.wv...�ff M+4,�wTM "1.�!isrrx.wn• �ry �rvcv......:s. a
O ..
i
i
O
di
�
sN
!
t
Z
T
F'VC' C >r-o 7
O
�../
7
a
1 „
l
M
r
,
t
t
!
i
r O V ;
w : :
2
c
11
s
Y�
t
.. APPROVED. .. : DRAWN Y f
SCALE. z:. ,... : 0
6
a DATE: C7
a
J E (A
k ,
p x
S
Fl...l.NG h,
IQ 1. 4 -
1
1
i
BUILDING DEPT
'7 p
CITY OF SALEM HEALTH DEPARTMENT OCT 18 / 47 QM �8J
BOARD OF HEALTH RECEIVED
Salem, Massachusetts 01970 CITY OF SALEM,MASS.
ROBERT E. BLENKHORN 9 NORTH STREET
HEALTH AGENT
(617) 741-1800 October 17, 1989
Lyceum Restaurant
43 Church Street
Salem, MA 01970
Attention: George Harrington
Re: Proposed Renovations
Dear Mr. Harrington:
During our September 28, 1989 plan review for compliance with 105 CMR 590.000.
State Sanitary Code; Chapter X "Minimum Sanitation Standards for Food Establish-
ments" the following was discussed and/or noted.
Handwashing facilities shall be installed according to applicable law
and shall be conveniently located in each food preparation area to
permit use by all employees in food preparation and warewashing areas.
Each handwashing facility shall be accessible to and useable by employees
at all times.
You stated floor will be covered with quarry tile and serviced by drains's.
All equipment and utensils shall be constructed and repaired with safe
materials and shall be corrosion-resistant, and non-absorbent, smooth,
easill. cleanable, and durable under conditions of normal use.
There shall be a sufficient number of containers to hold all the garbage
and refuse that accumulates. Garbage and refuse,.shall be disposed of
often enough to prevent the development of okjectionable odors.
All construction must meet code requirements set forth by the Building,
Fire and Electrical Departments.
The September 19, 1989 compliance review was maimy focussed on surface
materials and placement of required sinks (warewashing, and sinks, etc.)
contact this department for future inspections to ensure compliance with
all aspects of 105 CMR 590.000.
The Health Department appreciates your cooperation.
If you have any questions please contact this office.
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH REPLY TO
�� e `
ROBERT E. BLENKHORN, C.H.O. WILLIAM T. BURKE, III, R.S.
HEALTH AGENT SENIOR SANITARIAN
REB/m
cc: William Munroe, Building Inspector, Paul Tuttle, City Electrician
P Captain Turner, Fire Prevention
�
`1EPT CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
t en
w i w h ONE SALEM GREEN
R EC_IVE1 01970
CITY r (508)745-9595, EXT.311
October 26, 1989
William Munroe
Building Inspector
One Salem Green
Salem, MA 01970
RE: Lyceum Restaurant — Handicapped Ramp
3
Dear Bill:
C-9,—
Cl-/vfcc f �
On Monday, October 23, 1989, the Salem Redevelopment accepted the
Design Review Board's recommendation to approve the installation of a
handicapped ramp at the rear exit of the Lyceum Restaurant.
Sincerely,
Beth Debski
Assistant City Planner
cc: George Harrington
CL206
CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7111 e n
ub
ONE SALEM GREEN
R E C H 1SCI01970
CITY (508)745-9595, EXT.311
October 26, 1989
William Munroe
Building Inspector
One Salem Green
Salem, MA 01970
RE: Lyceum -Re-st-aurant--=-'Hand icapped Ramp
�3 C veCH .r
Dear Bill Y` y
On Monday, October 23, 1989, the Salem Redevelopment accepted the
Design Review Board' s recommendation to approve the installation of a
handicapped ramp at the rear exit of the Lyceum Restaurant.
Sincerely,
Beth Debski
Assistant City Planner
cc: George Harrington
CL206
COPp��
O�
a� � 31j11 LA t! J c
}Y
CITY OF SALEM BOARD DEPARTMENT
OA D O
Salem, Massachusetts 01970 yA QA$�_
ROBERT E. BLENKNORN 7 9 NORTH STREET
HEALTH AGENT
16171 741-1800 September 14, 1989
Lyceum Restaurant
43 Church St—re e_t
Salem, MA 01970
Attention: George Harrington
Re: Change of ownership/renovations
Dear Mr. Harrington:
As per our September 11, 1989 telephone conversation, the Health Department
kindly requests you submit to this office the following information in accordance
with 105 CMR 590.000: - State Sanitary Code; Chapter 10 "Minimum Sanitation
Standards for Food Establishments".
A floor plan of the food preparation area/areas detailed types of equipment
(i.e. handsinks, warewashing sinks, fryolators, etc.) and the arrangement
of the equipment. Include adequate spacing for cleaning when designing
floor plan and calculating exhaust hood dimensions.
Materials to be used on floors, walls, and ceilings. (Location of
floor drains) .
Method for holding and disposing of trash.
All construction must meet code requirements set forth by the Building, Fire and
Electrical Departments.
Representatives of this department are available to meet with you or your staff
to review the plans and discuss code requirements.
The Department appreciates your anticipated cooperation in this matter.
If you have any questions kindly contact this office.
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH REPLY TO
ROBERT E. BLENKHORN, C.H.O. WILLIAM T. BURKE, III, R.S. C.H.O.
HEALTH AGENT SENIOR SANITARIAN
REB/m
cc: William Munroe Building Inspector'
ector'v
Paul Tuttle, City Electrician
Captain Turner, Fire Prevention
Lt. Andre' Ouellette, Licensing Agent
x
i'
6'
,?y (1r,.a. e,4
DATE: October 19, 2011
TO: Tom St. Pierre
FROM: CHERYL A. LAPOINTE, CITY CLERK
RE: Sign Removal
This office has received notification that the sign for The Lyceum
Name of Company
located at 43 church St. has been removed. Please verify this
Address of-Company
information and respond to this office so we may cancel the bond.
----------------------------------------Please cut and return bottom portion---------------------------------
TO: CHERYL A. LAPOINTE, CITY CLERK
FROM:
Please be advised that this office has verified that the sign for
Name of Company
located at (has) (has not) been removed.
Address of Company
It will therefore (be) (not be) in order to cancel the bond.
SIGNED:
DA'1'1,,'D:
f
� Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America
TRAVELERS J
Hartford,CT 06183
Date: September 09,2011
CITY OF SALEM Office at: 770 Pennsylvania Drive,Suite 110,
120 WASHINGTON STREET EXTON, PA 19341
SALEM,MA 01970
CANCELLATION NOTICE License No.
RE: LYCEUM RESTAURANT BAR& GRILLE
43 CHURCH STREET
SALEM,MA 01970
Bond No. 104343706
Former Bond No.
Type of Bond/Policy: Sign Permit
You are hereby notified that this Company elects to cancel the above captioned bond required by the
CITY OF SALEM
This cancellation is to take effect on October 14,2011 , in accordance with the terms of said Bond or Policy.
Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America
By:
Attorney-in-Fact
F-129-P(8/00)
Rev.2/05