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34 Chestnut Street application (002)Salem Historical Commission 98 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970  (978) 619-5685 Application for: Certificate of Non-Applicability - HCA-25-11 Date of Submission: February 18, 2025 Owner at Submission (from Assessor) SPNEA INC;HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND   Applicant name:Christina Pokwatka Owner (from Applicant) Applicant phone:(781) 635-5812 Owner Phone (781) 635-5812 Applicant email:cpokwatka@historicnewengland.org Owner Email cpokwatka@historicnewenglan d.org Address of Property: 34 Chestnut Steet, Salem, MA 01970    Declared District:  McIntire Year Built (From Assessor)1800 Occupancy (from Assessor) Zoning (From Assessor)R1 Building Type (from Assessor) Property Use (From Assessor) Type of Work:   Is work visible from Public Way?:Yes 4/15/25, 3:35 PM about:blank about:blank 1/3 Applicant's Description of Work:It is proposed to undertake an exterior preservation project on the Carriage Barn of Phillips House (34 Chestnut Street). Work is to occur on all four elevations of the structure and on the roof of the main block. The scope of work includes masonry, wood, window, and slate roof repairs, asphalt shingle roof replacement, and painting. A specific breakdown of the work is as follows: Masonry Repairs: Spot repoint four elevations and one chimney and spot replace bricks Wood Repairs: Repair various wooden elements, including window and door casings, doors, and window sills Window Repairs: Repair windows, including wood and glass repairs and re- glazing Slate Roof Repairs: Spot replace slate shingles on three slopes of structure's main block Asphalt Roof Replacement: Replace existing asphalt shingles with new asphalt shingles on one slope of structure's main block Painting: Paint all wooden elements All work will adhere to the Secretary of the Interior's "Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties," including ensuring as much historic material as possible is retained and replacing in-kind if replacement is deemed necessary. This work is partially funded by the Massachusetts Preservation Projects Fund through the Massachusetts Historical Commission and by the Community Preservation Act through the City of Salem.      4/15/25, 3:35 PM about:blank about:blank 2/3 4/15/25, 3:35 PM about:blank about:blank 3/3