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87 FEDERAL ST - BUILDING JACKET �� 1 � �� ; � ; t �j �� y� �� © � S � � � -� `�� " � �� . �� s � . �z ��,� . s`� , „ � 4 CIT,OF SA:LEM a� BUILDING'ZEPARTMENT P 921. 991 534 z CITY HALL ANNEX - Sp�FM U5.P05TAGE4 g ONE SALEM GREEN t ((j� SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 1 SEP14i 93 �� 0 2r2 9 t MA7, I�MCTER 412154 +t r ' qEi� wte 'E"'DEa o °44A , : �.. .j ..- 87 Federal S ;v{okip. _� Salem, MA 01970 lst Notl RE: 47 Bridge St. f�K�`�Nobca I � r i� SENO R • Complete items 1 and/or 2 for additional services f also wish to receive the I� ISII II 4 Complete Proi t yourpatio and address on the reverse pf this form so that ya,can p pre this cavi following services(for an extra fee): t� P to You 1. ❑ Addressee's Address . Attach this form to the front of the rnilpiece,or on the back if space does not permit. * Vento"Return Receipt Requested"ou the mailpiece below the arras number. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery _. The Return Receipt Fee-01 provide you the sgrwture of the person delivered to Ind the date of delivery. Consult postmaster for fee. 18.Article Addressed to: _ 4a.Article Number uNEt. II W► nnyni Yuunr P 921 991 534' m 97 Federal l St. 4b.Service Type � r� Salem, tali 01970 > CERTIFIED o RE: 47 Bridi is SG. in in 7.Date of Delivery ph 5.Signature—(Addressee) 8.Addressee's Address m {ONLY if requested and fee I pard) I y 16.Signature, —(Agent) I I I PS Form 3$11,November 1990 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT I r I % I I Certificate Number: B-2014-0620 Permit Number: B-2014-0620 Commonwealth of Massachusetts City of Salem This is to Certify that the Multifamily 3+ Building located at Building Type 87 FEDERAL STREET_ . . ..__... . . ..... .. .. ....... in the ....._.... .. ... ..City_ofSalem Address Town/City Name IS HEREBY GRANTED A PERMANENT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY unit #1 This Permit is granted in conformity with the Statutes and Ordinances relating thereto, and expires Not Applicafile_....... ......_"". unless sooner suspended or revoked. Expiration Dale Issued On: Monday, January 12, 20.15 Certificate Number: B-2014-0620 Permit Number: B-2014-0620 Commonwealth of Massachusetts City of Salem This is to Certify that theMultifamily 3+ Building located at .......... ........................ ..._... Building Type 87 FEDERAL STREET in the City of Salem .................................... ........................ ..... .. . . _.. __ ....._ ._....... Address Town/City Name IS HEREBY GRANTED A PERMANENT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY unit#2 This Permit is granted in conformity with the Statutes and Ordinances relating thereto, and expires Not Applicable unless sooner suspended or revoked. Expiration Date Issued On: Monday, January 12, 2015 Certificate Number: B-2014-0620 Permit Number: B-2014-0620 Commonwealth of Massachusetts City of Salem This is to Certify that the Multifamily 3+ Building located at Building Type 87 FEDERAL STREET in the City of Salem Address Town/City Name IS HEREBY GRANTED A PERMANENT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY unit #3 This Permit is granted in conformity with the Statutes and Ordinances relating thereto, and expires ..............................Not Applicable.,,... unless sooner suspended or revoked. Expiration Date Issued On: Monday, January 12, 2015 60� l� SENDER: COMPLETE THIS SECTION COMPLETE THIS SECTION ON DELIVERY ■ Complete items 1,2,and 3.Also complete Si item 4 if Restricted Delivery is desired. ❑Agent ■ Print your name and address on the reverse Xin ❑Addressee so that we can return the card to you. B. cc or d a G. Date of Delivery ■ Attach this card to the back of the mailpiece, -+ , or on the front if space permits. D. Is delivery a Mergp mm.�Yt 17 IJ Yes 1. Article Addressed to: If VES,enter ry a s below; ❑ No 7-4 �0 N �\ d � 3. Service Typ ❑Certmed M Fxpmss M V ❑ Registered ceipt for Merchandise ❑ Insured Mail ❑C.O.D. 4. Restricted Delivery?(Extra Fee) ❑Yes 2 Article Number r�O ^ l o oOO �j, ' (transfer Number service label) d1� fq PS Form 3811, February 2004 Domestic Return Receipt 102595-02-M-15411 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE First-Class Mail "Postage&Fees Paid USPS Permit No.G-10 • Sender: Please print your name, address, and ZIP+4 in this box City Of Salem Building Department 12� 'Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 ( ftp of 'atem, Alag!5arbU'5Ptt!5 Public Propertp Department 36uilbing Department One sealent Oreen - (978) 745.9595 Cxt. 330 Peter Strout ' Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer July 27, 1999 tJ Raymond Young 87 Federal Street Salem, Ma. 01970 RE: 8 '/2 Herbert Street Dear Mr. Young: Your property located at 8 '/2 Herbert Street is in violation of Massachusetts State Building Code 780 CMR, Section 1010.1, which references the number of exits required for each unit. Peter Strout and I talked to you about the porch construction and the need for a set of stairs several months ago. To date, nothing has been done. Therefore, you are directed to obtain a building permit and construct the stairs within thirty (30) days upon receipt of this letter. Failure to do so will result in legal action being taken against you in Salem District Court. Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Thomas St. Pierre Assistant Building Inspector LINDA HiCKMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW E EMAIL:Ihickman@nlsma.org' 1 37 FRIEND STREET PHONE: 781-599-7730 SUITE 300 EXT: e421 LYNN. MA 01 902 FAX: 781-595-2022 TTY:781.477-6001 1 WWW.NF:IGHBORHOODIAW.ORG TOLL FREE:800-747-5056 or++�olr CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3RD FLOOR a SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TELEPHONE: 978-745-9595 EXT. 380 tPrB FAX: 978.740-9846 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR May 10, 2007 "ECE ED MAY 14 2007 E:� Moms L. Schopf,RA CITY OF SlkLEw One Cambridge Street 130ARD OF HEALTH Salem, Ma. 01970 PIE: Yau e $7 FederalStre�et�j� L _, - — Dear Mr. Schopf: Following our meeting Iast week, I have again considered your code compliance alternative requiring the second egress for unit#2 at 87 Federal Street. In your letter, you state that the unit predates the State Building Code. This is true, however the City of Salem Building Cade required 2 egresses back into the sixties. This Department has consistently required two means of egress for each unit. In the ten years i have been an inspector in-Salem, I ave not wavered from this-position. Therefore, I am not accepting an egress, through an adjoining space, as a viable second. egress. If you wish to appeal this decision you appeal is to the Board of Building Regulations and Standards in Boston. If you need further information, please contact me directly. Sinc y, j(Af __ Thomas St. Pierre t Building CommissionerCe µo (`,��R cc: health Department -.�,_.__... Fire Prevention R�[3ERT S. LCWE ATTORNEY AT LAW 16 FRONT STREET, 4203 SAFEM, MA 01970 TEL: (97S) 740-1OSC FAX: (97S) 740-6736 Email: Robert@1)rcbertsl4)we.Com January 17, 2007 Joseph Barbeau Asst. Building Inspector City of Salem 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: 87 Federal Street Dear Mr. Barbeau: Please find the requested architect's opinion. Please contact me after you have had the opportunity to review the letter. Very truly yours, Robert S. Lowe encls. To Ckck vyi oto t��o<C �v fGc 61 nc•Clfr5 T/c IS'j le✓ Vic ✓ t� 'cSwl , tie -�1� �k 1'G�Ytc v✓j 4 7l1�✓� SS o - A �h 4 r7ec e�,ec� ;go G f� o �UvTG ( <�v— c-C -> �.�.M.) �-��'S a..f :G Yl.t S� e L<s�...s,i( tuC. C�v1 Ep7�,.(�^�F.�i' G�ct�.,l vti,.�(,:,:•,.,�". s �W7 �Q� 1 tMN^ S� ��Y�" � �t �XI�H✓ � OOLY ) b all ck U -Cf,.0)C`'(C�..�W CC-E W U�y Gt4outi I�st� -�J E Ct{t,� J i S o 0 54 A., ceu ck c{(A L4 vis' bi ct--m r,,V lo ? i DonaIdE. Cushing Electrical Contractor Inc. 101 Baker Avenue Beverly, Ma (11915 978-922-3250 decushln�(a?cocas stet December 22, 2006 Property at 87 Federal Street, Salem, MA Tenant. Hansen. Apartment #2 After inspection of the Electrical System the following was found L Bathroom wall Light Fixture'needs to be replaced 2. More Electrical Outlets need to be installed in the Living room. (Extension Cords run around the room from the Kitchen. 3. Basement light wall switch is defective. (Needs to be replaced) Thank You Donald E. Cushing COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ss. Trial Court of the Commonwealth (2--71 Department Le—z-,-yc.' Division Docket No: n2oo� sc iiia /vs. Substitute Docket Form: In the above-referenced matter,the following docket entry(ies)shall now be made by the Clerk Magistrate: 02iWiLt--x�. Y (/ . ✓yY � e z y x_171 c9- Ltiv LzAu By the Court: Continuation Date:�,_� -h10 J INSTRUCTIONS:This form may be used when the original docket is not in the court room.The Clerk Magistrate shalt immediately transcribe this information onto the case's regular docket and take such other action as set out on this form.This form shall be retained in the case file thereafter,. August 7 , 1996 Leo E. Tremblay Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings City of Salem Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr .Tremblay: Re: 79 Bridge St . , Salem, MA. This letter is to inform you and your office that 79 Bridge St . , Salem, 1st floor left has been vacated. Therefore, thee are presently only four (4) tenants, the required number of units for that building. incerely, Raymond L. oung RLY:m Business Certificate o Citp of 6aiem, Ansarbugettg cam�,ip �rmes+�• DATE FILE1) Y r/ acre Type: ,� New Expiration Date0 Renewal,no change Number- 000 ISo 0 Renewal with change In conformity with the provisions of Chapter one hundred and ten, Section five of the Massachusetts General Laws, as ame*nded,the undersigned hereby declare(s) that a business is conducted under the title of: at %a St�, `t" . SA L:F t Y1 111A Tel �,Lq4 (�s type of business MU N s. QIECCVVMW , P41 rITC G— by the following named person(s): (Include corporate name and title if corporate officer) Full Name Residence Tel'# _____________...---_,._---.--_-___••_------____....___------ ---------------------------------'-------------------- S�4 r1 a on 49--:—the above named person(s) personally appeared before me and made an oath that the foregoing statement is true. eO ----------------------------------------------------- - - '------------------ --- ----•------------------------ CITY CLERK Notary Public (seal) Date Commission Expires identification Presented State Tax I.D. # S.S. # 02--9 _� — sac( ,— (if available) In accordance with the provision of Chapter 337 of the Acts of 1985 and Chapter 110, Section 5,of Mass. General Laws, business certificates shall be in effect for four(4) years from the date of issue and shall be renewed each four vears thereafter. A statement under oath must be fried with the town clerk upon discontinuing, retiring, or withdrawing from such business or partnership. Copies of such certificates shall be available at the address at which such business is conducted and shall be furnished on request during regular business hours to any person who has purchased goods or services from such business. Violations are subject to a fine of not more than three hundred dollars ($300.00) for each month during which such violation continues. . o Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction Alteration ❑ Demolition 0 Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 87 Federal Street Name of Record Owner: Raymond Young Description of Work Proposed: Replace first floor bath window with antique window with stained glass as already installed. Dated: January 6, 2000 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: rte/ The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. Salem Historical Commission CITY HALL. SALEM. MASS. 01970 �� 1r p�aIMM6�� CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [ ] ; reconstruction [x ]; demolition [ ] ; moving [ ]; alteration [ ]; painting [x ]; sign or other appurtenant fixture [ ] work as described below in the . . . McIntire Historic District. (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 87 Federal St. Name of Record Owner: R. Paul & Mary S. Young DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Repainting of house in existing colors. (Cape May, New London Burgandy, Saccoro) Repair of wrought iron fence by welding original 5' section to section already existing. Non-applicable due to being an in kind maintenance/repair. No changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Applicant's request to install ballastrade was verbally withdrawn by Mary Young through a telephone conversation with the Clerk of the Commission on 3/31/94. does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act (MA_ Gen. Law, Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings prior to commencing. Dated: March 31, 1994 SALEM HISTORICAL COMM ION By h a CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS e BOARD OF HEALTH 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 4TH FLOOR SALEM, MA 01970 TEL. 978-741-1800 FAX 978-745-0343 Kimberley Driscoll WWW.SALEM.COM Mayor JOANNE SCOTT, MPH, RS, CHO HEALTH AGENT January 23, 2007 Mr. Raymond Young 87 Federal Street#1 Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Young In accordance with Massachusetts General Law, section 122,a recent re-inspection was conducted of your property located at 87 Federal Street#2,conducted by John Gehan,Sanitarian and Janet Dionne Sr. Sanitarian of the Salem Board of Health on January 23 2007. Temperatures of the unit were as follows: Bedroom—73.7° F Sunroom—74.0° F Living room—74.4° F Bathroom— 72.1° F The violations noted in the inspection report on January 18, 2007 by Sanitarian David Greenbaum accompanied by Sanitarian John Gehan have been corrected. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. For the Board of Health Reply to:// Joanne Scott, John Gehan Health Agent Sanitarian Cc: Tom Watkins, Ward Councilor, Building Department, Fire Prevention and Sharon Felton . ONDIT,{ CITY OF SALEM9 MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3RD FLOOR SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TELEPHONE: 978-745-9595 EXT. 380 �y0 FAX: 978-740-9846 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR May 10,2007 Moms L. Schopf, RA One Cambridge Street Salem, Ma. 01970 RE: Young Property 87 Federal Street Dear Mr. Schopf: Following our meeting last week, I have again considered your code compliance alternative requiring the second egress for unit#2 at 87 Federal Street. In your letter, you state that the unit predates the State Building Code. This is true, however the City of Salem Building Code required 2 egresses back into the sixties. This Department has consistently required two means of egress for each unit. In the ten years I have been an inspector in Salem, I have not wavered from this position. Therefore, I am not accepting an egress, through an adjoining space, as a viable second egress. If you wish to appeal this decision you appeal is to the Board of Building Regulations and Standards in Boston. If you need further information, please contact me directly. Sinc y, r4A n��_ // Thomas St. Pierre Building Commissioner cc: Health Department Fire Prevention °- CITY OF SALEM I! PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR 720 WASHINGTON$'IREET* SALBM,n'I ASSACH UtiFfC501970 TEL:978-745-9595 ♦ FAx:978-740-9846 *Wfr.'� February 28, 2007 BBRS 1 Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston, MA 02108 Dear Sirs; Please accept for review the enclosed packet concerning the property located at 87 Federal Street in Salem. This office has determined that the current secondary egress path is through an adjoining space, and that this space is not accessory to the space served due to the fact that it is entirely within another unit. We have deemed this use hazardous due to the potential for locking. The property owner and his architect purpose that the installation of alarmed panic hardware will serve to allow egress through this space in an emergency and the alarm will prevent unauthorized non-emergency access through this door at other times. Due to the lack of better options to alleviate this situation within this Historic Property, this office is considering whether or not to accept this proposed fix, and would appreciate the input of this Board in our decision. As this matter came to our attention due to a Court Complaint by a current tenant, your expediency would be greatly appreciated. If you have further questions or comments please call this office at (978) 745 - 9595, ext 5640. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. Si erely, o eph E. 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CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS BOARD Or HEAtYH 120 WASHINGTON STREET,4TH FLOOR _ SALEM, MA 01970 TtL.978.741.1800 Fax 978-745-0343 WWW-SALEM-COM Kimberley Driscoll JOANNE SCOTT, MPH, RS,CHO Mayor HEALTH AGENT December 12,2UU6 Raymond Young 61 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear SL/Madam. In accordance with Chapter lit,Sections 127A and 127B of the Massachusetts General Laws, 105 CMR 400.00;State Sanitary Code, Chapter 1:General Administrative Procedures and 105 CMR 410.00:State Sanitary Code,Chapter 11:Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Habitation,an inspection was conducted of the property at 87 Federal Street 211 occupied by Marietta Hansen conducted by John Gehan,Sanitarian,Tuesday,December 12,2008. Notice:if this rental unit is occupied by a child or children under the age of 6 years,it is the property owner's responsibility to notify tenants of lead related reports and taGtc;and to ensure that this unit complies fully with 105 CMR 460:000:Regulations for Lead Poisoning Prevention and Control. For further information or to request an inspection,contact the Salem Board of Health at 978-741-1800. You are hereby ORDERED to make a good-faith effort to correct the violations listed on the enclosed inspection report. Failure on your part to comply within the time specified on the enclosed inspection report will result in a complaint being sought against you in Salem District Court. Time for compliance begins with receipt of this Order. Should you be aggrieved by this Order,you have the right to request a hearing before the Board of Health, A request for said hearing must be received in writing in the office of the Board of Health within 7 days of receipt of this Order. At said hearing,you will be given an opportunity to be heard and to present witness and documentary evidence as to why this Order should be modified or withdrawn.An attorney may represent you. Please also be informed that you have the right to inspect and obtain copies of all relevant inspection in investigation reports,orders and other documentary information in the possession of this Board,and that any adverse party has the right to be present at the hearing. Please be advised that the conditions noted may enable the occupant(s)to use one or more of 01e statutory remedies available to them as outlined in the enclosed inspection report form. For the Board of Health Reply to: ,s�`a ne Scott ' John Gehan Health Agent Sanitarian J5/hl fi:Wahl t:auni3k,r Scnl crrlilial nrul 71NIi 182(1(I1N10 X814 177U 0087 FEDERAL STREET TENANT SPACE City of Salem �7 F1�1 tFI Sfvzz l �-7 rdei r, r 5'f a� ( � c)i�7c Mass Housing (Health) - Inspection 5<L�,,,, /),?/I 01 f 7c Compliance? Code lntlFxt Floor Unit No Area Repair Code Repair By Owner/Manager: Raymond Young 410.351(A) Interior 2R Bathroom Violation:Sinks,tubslshawers,tol ets,heating equipment,gas ppes,water heating equipment stove and ovens,electrical fixtures- , and wiring.The above equipment is maintained and in good working order. Parcel Id: #f of Units: 26--0498 Notes:The balhmom sink is slowto drain. Cleardrair so sink operates correctly. Inspector: Owner to correct vdlh in 14 days._ John B. Gahan _....__ .. __ Status: 2. 410.450 Interior 2R Livingrocm Open Violation:Dwelling and rooming units have adequate number of egresses n accordance with Mass. State Building code Date &Time Requested: Notes:The second means of egress off of the living rwm goes through an adjacent apartmeptd— Dec 12, 2006 at \�r� Date Of Inspection: The building Inspector has been notifed(12A2105)of rnis violation. Owner to correct within 14 days. Reinspect By: 3. -- 410.500 Interlor 2R Livingrocm i Thursday, JanuarY 11,2007 Vitiation:Windows,floors,doors ceilings,roof in good condition I Reason For Inspection: jNotes:Living room has visible wale r damage on the tail ng. Find source of leak and repair. Owner to correct within 14 days. 4. 410.500 Interior 2R Livingrocm Violation:Windows,floors,doors,callings,root In good condition 7 Notes: Owner: Notes:Living morn has loose and chipping paint on the ceiling. Scrape and repaint wriace. Raymond Young Owner to correct within 14 days. z 87 Federal Street —... - -- -- --. ._ . . .------ .—._. _ ...._ . .. ° Salem, MA 01970 r Tenant: Manette Hansen ° 67 Federal Street 2R 120 w'ashingtua Street,4th Floor•SALEBI,MA"Ph o ne:(M)741-0800•Fax:(978)745-0343 u GeaTNIS')i 2006 Des Laurier.Municipal Solutions,Inc. Page I of 2 f CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS �# PARK, RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES 5 BROAD STREET, POST OFFICE BOX 465 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TEL. (978) 744-0180 OR(978) 744-0924 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL FAX(978) 744-7225 MAYOR DBOLLEN@SALEM.COM DOUGLAS)BOLLEN DIRECTOR January 17, 2007 To: John Giardi,City of Salem Electrician 44 Lafayette Street Salem,MA 01970 From: Sharon Felton,LSW City of Salem Park, Recreation, and Community Services 5 Broad Street Salem, MA 01970 978-744-0924 Re: 87 Federal Street#2 Landlord-Raymond Young Tenant-Manette Hansen Dear Mr. Giardi, I am writing to alert you to the situation at 87 Federal Street#2 and ask for any assistance your department maybe able to provide. I will also Cc.this letter to the persons listed below for their assistance. After meeting with the tenant, Manette Hansen, on the property listed above, I contacted the Board of Health on 12-11-06 to request a home inspection. Ms. Hansen listed a number of issues I felt needed to be inspected(no heat,plumbing, and electrical problems). On 12-12-06,John Gehan from the Board of Health did an inspection-copy attached. One area Mr. Gehan stated they could not inspect was the electrical concerns and recommended I contact the city electrical department. Both you and Mark Rochon explained to me how you were unable to go onto private property without the landlord's permission. You then informed me that Ms. Hansen could have a private licensed electrician evaluate her concerns and then forward that information to you,the Building Inspector,Fire Prevention, and the Board of Health. Attached are two evaluations Ms. Hansen obtained. One electrician,Donald E. Cushing,was very general. The other, Franco DeSimone,went into great detail listing a number of safety issues. I would also like to note Ms. Hansen has complained about no heat since she moved in March of 2006. When Mr. Gehan was doing his inspection,the heat was on. Ms. Hansen does not have access to a thermostat; it appears the landlord regulates it. Ms. Hansen also had a plumber come out today to evaluate the heating situation-attached is his note. I thank you for your professional knowledge and assistance with this matter. If you should have any questions or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact me at the above number. Sincerely,0 )6UOK LSOi Sharon Felton,LSW Cc: Tom Watkins,Mayor's Office Fire Chief David Cody,Fire Prevention Bureau John Gehan, Board of Health Tom St. Pierre, Building Inspector Carol MacGown, Salem Housing Authority Attorney John Ford,Neighborhood Legal Services Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ ConstructionC� Moving ❑ Reconstruction /\' Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 87 Federal Street Name of Record Owner: Raymond L. Young Description of Work Proposed: Revision of window alteration plan to add matching stained glass windows (per sample submitted) in location noted on revised plan. Trim to match all new and existing windows on first f oor. Commissioner Mangifesti delegated to determine height and specific placement of windows. Dated: March 21, 2002 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: 67"��L The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. C vQ' s Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT 311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction X Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 87 Federal St. Name of Record Owner: Raymond Young Description of Work Proposed: Removal of two windows on first floor rear addition facing driveway. Replace with two wood, true divided light 8 over I windows which replicate the window sets on the first floor of the main house utilizing same spacing and trim. New window head heights to align with those on first floor of main house. Paint to match existing. Re-installation of balustrade above front entry. Balusters to copy shape and spacing of those at the front door landing. New corner posts to match %posts on house in width, height and detail. Top rail to match first floor rail. Paint to match existing. Removal of rear deck and rebuild in kind from deck floor to ground. Railings &pergola review continued until the meeting of 4/18101. Dated: April 5, 2001 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: \ The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. CO V� n 29 �HIN600�� Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT.311 FAX (978) 740-0404 NOTICE OF DENIAL OF APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS RE: 87 Federal Street On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, the Salem Historical Commission unanimously voted to deny an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness without prejudice from Raymond Young for rear deck railing alterations and pergola/trellis. The denial was due to the applicant not being present and the Commission being required to act within 60 days of receipt of the application. Unless/until a new railing design is submitted and approved, the existing rear deck railings must be replaced in kind. I attest that this is an accurate record of the vote taken, not amended or modified in any way to this date. May 22, 2001 J A. Guy Clerk of the Commission cc: Building Inspector City Clerk Names of Individuals vho Resided at 87 Federal Street Salem, Massachusetts SOURCE: Polk's City Directory YEAR RESIDENTS 1943 Fellows, Joseph 1944 Fellows, Joseph Lord, Alice W. 1945 Fellows, Joseph Lord, Alice W. 1959 Orr, Erving Merrill, E. Gertrude Fellows, Joseph 1960 Orr, Erving Merrill, E. Gertrude Fellows, Joseph 1961 Orr, Irving F. Merrill, E. Gertrude 1962 Nevins, Norman Jamieson, Sydney G. 1963 Nevins, Norman Jamieson, Sydney G. Denis, Rebecca L. 1964 Jamieson, Sydney G. Denis, Rebecca L. Bradley, Mary E. 1965 Jamieson, Sydney G. Denis, Rebecca L. Bradley, Mary E. APPLICATION qq� ADULT NUMBER Trial Court of Massachusetts FOR COMPLAINT Ct JUVENILE District Court DepartmenthJ ❑ ARREST x L HEARING IJSUMMONS ❑ WARRANT COURT DIVISION The within named complainant requests that a complaint issue against the within - .k named defendant,charging said defendant with the offense(s) listed below. Salem DistrictCou" DATE OF APPLICATION DATE OF OFFENSE PLACE OF,OFFENSE 65 Washinlgton Street 10/7/()3 1 Q/ 474Rridge Strad SBtem, MA 01970 NAME OFICOMPLAINANT NO. OFFENSE G.L. Ch. and Sec Rx Zoning. Enforcement Officer, City of Salam ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE OF COMPLAINANT City of Salem Zoning One.,Salem Green, Salem, MA 01970 Ordinance, Permitted use. , t 2 P NAME,ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE OF DEFENDANT s Raymond Young 3. 87 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 T4 COURT USE A hearing upon this complaint application ATEOFHEA NG TIMEOFHEARING COURT USE ONLY will be held at the above court address on AT ( *--ONLY CASE PARTICULARS — BE SPECIFIC NAME OF VICTIM DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY VALUE OR PROPERTY TYPE OF CONTROLLED NO. Owner of property, Goods stolen,what Over or under SUBSTANCE OR WEAPON person assaulted,etc. destroyed,etc. $250. Marijuana,gun,etc. 1 2 3 a OTHER REMARKS: Illegal use of a six (6) unit dwelling. X '� SIGNATURE OF COMPLAINANT DEFENDANT IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION — Complete data below if known. DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER SEX RACE HEIGHT WEIGHT EVE HAIR OCCUPATION EMPLOVERISCHOOL MOTHER'S NAME(MAIDEN) FATHER'S NAME O O i a r a 2 a z N n O t DC-CR2(3/88) Cite of �&a lem, fUa!5!5ACbU,5ett!5 11 Public Propertp Bepartment 3guilhing Department One 6alent green (978) 745-9593(ext. 380 Peter Strout Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer July 27, 1999 Raymond Young 87 Federal Street Salem, Ma. 01970 RE: 8 '/2 Herbert Street Dear Mr. Young: Your property located at 8 '/2 Herbert Street is in violation of Massachusetts State Building Code 780 CMR, Section 1010.1, which references the number of exits required for each unit. Peter Strout and I talked to you about the porch construction and the need for a set of stairs several months ago. To date, nothing has been done. Therefore, you are directed to obtain a building permit and construct the stairs within thirty (30) days upon receipt of this letter. Failure to do so will result in legal action being taken against you in Salem District Court. Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Thomas St. Pierre Assistant Building Inspector �ONDIT Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT. 311 FAX(978) 740-0404 November 3, 1999 NOTICE OF VIOLATION Raymond Young ,Q�-_7—Federal-Street `Salem, W 01970 Dear Property Owner: Recently, it has come to the attention of the Salem Historical Commission that work, including window replacement, is being undertaken at your property at 87 Federal Street which is located in a local historic district. According to our files, there is no approved Certificate for either Appropriateness, Hardship or Non-Applicability for any work to be done. Please cease and desist all exterior work, read the enclosed information and kindly file the appropriate application or return the property to its prior condition within 30 days. If you need assistance, please contact our staff person, Jane Guy, at the Salem Planning Department, One Salem Green, Salem, NIA (745-9595, Ext. 311). Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, HE SALEM HISTORICAL CONIlSUSSION Lance Kasparian Chairman cc: City Clerk Building Inspector ((*4?QDMWaF of igmirm, massar44uwltts Publir Propertg i9epartment Nuilbing Department (Ont dalem i9reen 500.745-9595 fxt. 300 Leo E. Tremblay Director of Public Property Inspector of Building Zoning Enforcement Officer June 11, 1996 William G & Nancy J . Rowe C/o Raymond L. Young 87 Federal Street Salem, Mass . 01970 RE : 79 Bridge Street Dear Mr . Young: Thank you for being so prompt in addressing building code violations at the above mentioned property. This department appreciates your willingness to cooperate, however the illegal apartment still exists and no papers have been filed with the City of Salem Board of Appeals as of June 11 , 1996 to legalize said unit . Please inform my office within ten ( 10 ) days of your course of action in this matter . Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter . Sincerely, Leo E . Trembal ' Inspector of Buildings LET: scm cc: David Shea Jane Guy Norman LaPointe Councillor Flynn, Ward 2 June 18 , 1996 Leo E. Tremblay Director of Public Property Inspector of Building City of Salem Salem, MA Dear Mr. Tremblay: This is in response to your letter of June 11th regarding 79 Bridge Street , Salem, MA. After much thought and speaking with my attorney, I have decided not to apply for a variance in regard to this building and considering that the building is zoned - B4 , it might lend itself more profitably to a business. I have notified both tenants on the first floor of my intentions and in all fairness to them, I am waiting for their leases to expire; therefore I respectfuly ask for 90 days to complete the eviction process. I will notify you if this is accomplished sooner than that period. nk you '4�21 aymond You RY:m s Titg of A:ttlem, massar4usetts Public Propertg Repartment iluilding Department (One dalem (6reen 500-743-9595 Ext. 300 E. Tremblay ector of Public Property ,pector of Building ling Enforcement Officer August 9 , 1996 William G. & Nancy J . Rowe c/o Raymond L. Young 87 Federal Street Salem, Mass . 01970 RE: 79 Bridge Street Dear Mr. Young: Thank you very much for your response to the letter dated on June 11 , 1996 regarding the above mentioned property. An inspection was conducted and found all violations corrected. This office will notify all the appropriate departments and the Ward Councillor that this situation has been brought to a satisfactory conclusion. Sincerely, Y Leo E . Tremblay Inspector of Building LET: scm cc: Dave Shea Jane Guy Councillor Flynn, Ward 2 ' BUTTERWORTH & Q'TOOLE, INC. ADJUSTER&IAPPRAISERS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES ONLY TELEPHONE (617) 969-6370 P,O. BOX 238, NEWTONVILLE, MA 02160 FAX (617) 969-3135 Febuary 28, 1992 Form of Notice of Casualty Loss to Building Under Mass. Gen. Laws, Ch. 139, Sec. 3B T0; Building Commissioner or Board of Health or Inspector of Buildings , Board of Selectmen Town Hall ) ( Town Hall addresses Salem, MA } ( Salem MA ? t RE: Insured: Raymond Young Property Address: 87 Federal St. Salem, MA L� Policy No. Norfolk & Dedham Mutual N203065 Loss of Fire Damage 2-27-92 File or Claim No. 23-254 Claim has been made involving loss , damage or destruction of the above captioned property, which may either exceed $1 ,000.00 or cause Mass.Gen.Laws, Chapter 143, Section 6 to be applicable- If any notice under Mass.Gen.Laws, Ch. 139, Sec. 3B is appropriate, please direct it to the attention of the writer and include a reference to the captioned insured, location, policy number, date of loss and claim or file number. If no reply is received from your office within ten days, we will assume you have no liens of any type against this property and we will recommend to the insuring company that this claim be paid. David Maclennan Adjuster Speed Letter@ 44-902 Speed Letter�� Toter' SuhJect 2 f -wa o4 mF01P MESSAGE �u Datej a? 9 `rte-- REPLY Date Signed WilSonJoneS RECi PI{,21:T—RETAIN WHITE COP':. FETU=. P,!. :NAYI IN FORM 44W2 I'RARI - 1184 B4 1P&l-VRMTEOINU 5 A --. . t . .., � ,. Salem Historical Commission CITY HALL. SALEM, MASS. 01970 744-4580 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction ( ) ; reconstruction ( ) ; demolition ( ) ; moving ( ) ; alteration ( ) ; painting (cx) ; sign or other appurtenant fixture ( ) work as described below in the . . . _ McIntire Historic District (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 87 Federal Street Name of Record Owner: Raymond YOun2, R. Paul Young, Mary Young DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Paint colors: Body - Cape May - Guild's Historical Society Colors Trim - Socorro - Guild' s Historical Society Colors Door & Shutters - Benjamin Moore He-61 New London Burgandy will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic Districts' Act (Federal Laws, Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Dated: July 10, 1989 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By- YZ 4�� L`> Chairman ,Goa, Tito of '�$Uletn, ttssar4usQtts Ti�•,, ��:,; ,� � �uliMnlilc�}}�y`�r,yu��tex�;yt��{�T�p�e�s�tt�rtjment ." �t1T� jj�H4tAi 11N.( JI.14i.Hi�1.44=t1 Richard',T. McIntosh One Salem'Green 7454213 February 16, 1983 Caroline Barker, 87 Federal Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 RE: 87 Federal St. . R-2 Zoned District Dear Ms. Barker: . Records on file in this office indicate that the above referenced property is a three (3) family dwelling and has been for the past twenty five (25) years or so. 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In your letter, you state that the unit predates the State Building Code. This is true, however the City of Salem Building Code required 2 egresses back into the sixties. This Department has consistently required two means of egress for each unit. In the ten years I have been an inspector in Salem, I have not wavered from this position. Therefore, I am not accepting an egress, through an adjoining space, as a viable second egress. If you wish to appeal this decision you appeal is to the Board of Building Regulations and Standards in Boston. If you need further information, please contact me directly. Sinc y, Thomas St. Pierre Building Commissioner cc: Health Department Fire Prevention Schopf Design Associates Architecture, Interior Design and Space Planning One Cambridge Street Salem,Massaclmsetd 01970 978-741-0410 January 15,2007 Joseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Assistant Building Inspector City of Salem, Massachusetts Re: Violation Notice property located at 87 Federal Street, Salem Massachusetts The building is a contributing historic structure in the Macintyre Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts. The building is a non-conforming 3 family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. The use group R2 CMR 780 310.4 puts the traditional 3 family house in the same category as a 100 Unit apartment building. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. 310.4 Use Group R-2 structures:This use group shall include all multiple dwellings having more than two dwelling units,except as provided for in 780 CMR 310.5 for multiple single dwelling units,and shall also include all boarding houses and similar buildings arranged for shelter and sleeping accommodations in which the occupants are primarily not transient in nature. Two and three family houses that are historic and pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As long as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. . Chapter 34 of the Massachusetts State Building Code is unique to Massachusetts. It gives the Building Official flexibility in approving existing or alternative compliance in the case of buildings 3400.1 General: The provisions of 780 CMR 34 are intended to maintain or increase public safety, health, and general welfare in existing buildings by permitting repair, alteration, addition, and/or change of use without requiring full compliance with the code for new construction except where otherwise specified in 780 CMR 34. 3400.2 Compliance: Repairs, alterations, additions, and changes of use shall conform to the requirements of 780 CMR 34. Where compliance with the provisions of this code for new construction is required by 780 CMR 34, and where such compliance is impractical because of construction difficulties or regulatory conflicts, compliance alternatives as described in 780 CMR 3406.0maybe accepted by the building official.T L` f TFFIDAVI r.- - - I , the Undersigned Svdney Jamieson , state as follows : ' I purchased from Joseph Fellows property at 87 Federal Street , Salem, Massachusetts , as a three ' (3) family on July 1 , 1961, ana sold sar:e as a ;three (3) family in 19,81 . Sydnl' G / aii7ies�n In Witness Whereof , I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day. of January 1983 . � v,) i-ly commission expires : + , s Notary Public a+ January 17 1986 tt j t x.. r r 4 ' r ,. Tina Stoner,B.S. Personal Coach and Life Catalyst "Cast a Glown Across thiWfave" Nutritional Counseling Sbamballa Energy]sealing ADD Combing,and Telecoaching ,* 1 Butsum Street Salem,MA 01970 975-.744-2024 !' Call for Complimentary Session Schopf Design Associates Architecture, Interior Design and Space Planning oae Cambridge street setem,massachusem 01970 978-741-0410 January 15,2007 Joseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Assistant Building Inspector City of Salem,Massachusetts Re: Vi.Qlation Notice propgn located at 87 Final Street. Salem, Massachusetts The building is a contributing historic structure in the Macintyre Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts. The building is a non-conforming 3 family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. The use group R2 CMR 780 310.4 puts the traditional 3 family house in the same category as a 100 Unit apartment building. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. 310.4 Use Group R-2 structures:This use group shall include all multiple dwellings having more than two dwelling units,except as provided for in 780 CMR 310.5 for multiple single dwelling units,and shall also include all boarding houses and similar buildings arranged for shelter and sleeping accommodations in which the occupants are primarily not transient in nature. Two and three family houses that are historic and pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As long as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. Chapter 34 of the Massachusetts State Building Code is unique to Massachusetts. It gives the Building Official flexibility in approving existing or alternative compliance in the case of buildings 3400.1 General: The provisions of 780 CMR 34 are intended to maintain or increase public safety, health, and general welfare in existing buildings by permitting repair, alteration, addition, and/or change of use without requiring full compliance with the code for new construction except where otherwise specified in 780 CMR 34. 3400.2 Compliance: Repairs, alterations, additions, and changes of use shall conform to the requiremews of 780 CMR 34. Where compliance with the provisions of this code for new construction is required by 780 CMR 34, and where such compliance is impractical because of construction difficulties or regulatory conflicts,compliance alternatives as descn'bed in 780 CMR 3406.6 may be accepted by the building official. 3406.1 General:Where compliance with the provisions of the cock for new construction,required by 780 CMR 34, is impractical because of construction difficulties or regulatory conflicts, compliance alternatives may be accepted by the building official. The Owner proposes to address the conditions sited in the Violation Notice of January 3, 2007 in the following ways: 1. Lack of CO detectors(Nichole's Law non working and improperly located Smoke alarms. 918.4.7 Use Grasp R-2:An automade ire detection system shall be installed and maintained throughout all occupancies in use group R-2 and in accordance with table 918. New detection devices that provide for both smoke and CO detection have been installed in all three Units at 87 Federal Street They are a part of the pre-existing_hardwired . automatic fire detectiongystem that was installed and is maintained in alternative compliance to the public safety intentions of section 918. 2.Lack of Means of Egress lighting 1024.1 Artirkial lighting: All means of egress in other than occupancies in Use Group R-3 shall be equipped with artificial lighting facilities to provide the intensity of illumination herein prescribed continuously during the time that conditions of occupancy of the building require that the exits be available. Lighting shall also be provided to illuminate the exit discharge.Means of egress lighting in occupancies in Use Group R-2,other than lighting within a dwelling unit,shall be wired on a circuit independent of circuits within any dwelling unit. The disconnecting means and ovacument protection device shall not be located within a dwelling unit or such that access to such devices must be obtained by going through a dwelling unit. 1024.2 Intensity of illumination: The intensity of floor lighting sball not be less than one footcandle(11 lux)except as provided for in 780 CMR 1024.3. Owner Er__poses the instillation of 2 battery emergency lights in the conungn hall which provides the Rrim=egress path for the ARartments on floor 2 and floor 3 To be installed within 30 days of the gpprpval of this alternative compliance 3. Secondary means of egress is locked (unusable by tenant)and is through an adjoining space. 1010.1 General: The general requirements of 780 CMR 1010.0 apply to buildings of all use groups. Where more restrictive requirements are provided in 780 CMR, such requirements shall take precedence over the general provisions of 780 CMR 1010.0. 1010.2 Minimum number. Every floor area shall be provided with the minimum number of approved independent exits(2)as required by Table 1010.2 based on the occupant load,except as modified in 780 CMR 1010.3. All three Units located at 87 Federal have two means of gpress the configuration of which Lire date the provisions of the building code The prim= means of egress is through-a common rear hall that is also the principal entrance for the Units on the second and third floor. The second means of egpess is through the principal Unit Unobstructed access is provided in that Unit which is occu ip ed by the owner of the building, 1006.2 Arrangement: All required exits shalt be so located as to be discernable with unobstructed access thereto. 1006.21 Egress through adjoining spaces: Egress from a room or space shall not open into an adjoining or intervening room or area, except where such adjoining room or area is accessory to the area served,is not a high-hazard occupancy and provides a direct means of egress to an exit. A maximum of one exit access shall be permitted to pass through a kitchen, storeroom, restroom, closet or similm space provided that passage through such space is not the only means of access to an exit. An exit access shall not pass through a room subject to loclang. Means of egress from dwelling units,rooting units, guestmoms and dormitory units shalt not lead through other such units,or through toilet rooms or bathrooms. It is not feasible for the Owner to remedy the pre-existing condition where the second means of egress for the second and third floor Units is through the primary Unit. To do so would represent an unreasonable hardsbip. Qwner proposes the continued use of these two means of egress for each Unit where the path through the Owner's Unit is unobstructed, of adequate width and leads directly to the exterior of the building Tenants are provided a key to the second egress door which projects their privacy while making emergency access available. On February 21, 2006 the City of Salem Board of health issued certificate of fitness#68- 06 citing compliance with 105CMR 410.000 On December 13, 2006 the Salem Housing Authority inspected the building. It received a yestpass in all categories including items 8.1 Access to Unit and 8.2 Fire Exits. The dwelling located at 87 Federal Street building is a non-conforming 3 family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. Historic Two and three family houses that pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As Iong as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. 1 orris L. Sch pf, / Massachusetthitect 5125 r; a CITY OF SALEM PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT KINMER1.I Y DRISCOLL MAYOR 120 WASHING'I ON S'IREEI ♦ SALUA,MASSACIWSETIS 01970 "CEL:978-745-9595 ♦ FA�x:978-740-9846 February 28, 2007 BBRS 1 Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston, MA 02108 Dear Sirs; Please accept for review the enclosed packet concerning the property located at 87 Federal Street in Salem. This office has determined that the current secondary egress path is through an adjoining space, and that this space is not accessory to the space served due to the fact that it is entirely within another unit. We have deemed this use hazardous due to the potential for locking. The property owner and his architect purpose that the installation of alarmed panic hardware will serve to allow egress through this space in an emergency and the alarm will prevent unauthorized non-emergency access through this door at other times. Due to the lack of better options to alleviate this situation within this Historic Property, this office is considering whether or not to accept this proposed fix, and would appreciate the input of this Board in our decision. As this matter came to our attention due to a Court Complaint by a current tenant, your expediency would be greatly appreciated. If you have further questions or comments please call this office at (978) 745 - 9595, ext 5640. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. Si erely, i o eph E. Ba , Jr. Local Inspector CC: file a CITY OF SALEM PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT KIN11WRLE'.Y DRIS(OLL MAYOR 120 WASIi1NG1'0N$'CREE'r+ SALEM,MASSACHUSF:1'I'$01970 't)-L:978-745-9595 ♦ FtvX:978-740-9846 February 28, 2007 F�� BBRS COPY 1 Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston, MA 02108 Dear Sirs; Please accept for review the enclosed packet concerning the property located at 87 Federal Street in Salem. This office has determined that the current secondary egress path is through an adjoining space, and that this space is not accessory to the space served due to the fact that it is entirely within another unit. We have deemed this use hazardous due to the potential for locking. The property owner and his architect purpose that the installation of alarmed panic hardware will serve to allow egress through this space in an emergency and the alarm'will prevent unauthorized non-emergency access through this door at other times. Due to the lack of better options to alleviate this situation within this Historic Property, this office is considering whether or not to accept this proposed fix, and would appreciate the input of this Board in our decision. As this matter came to our attention due to a Court Complaint by a current tenant, your expediency would be greatly appreciated. If you have further questions or comments please call this office at (978) 745 - 9595, ext 5640. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. Sincerely, Joseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Local Inspector CC: file CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS o ; BOARD OF HEALTH a 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 4TH FLOOR SALEM, MA 01970 TEL. 978-741-1800 FAx 978-745-0343 Kimberley Driscoll WWW.SALEM.COM Mayor JOANNE SCOTT, MPH, RS, CHO HEALTH AGENT January 23, 2007 Mr. Raymond Young 87 Federal Street#I Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Young In accordance with Massachusetts General Law, section 122,a recent re-inspection was conducted of your property located at 87 Federal Street#2,conducted by John Gehan, Sanitarian and Janet Dionne Sr. Sanitarian of the Salem Board of Health on January 23 2007. The Salem Building Department has officially taken over the second means of egress violation. All other violations noted in the inspection report on January 18, 2007 have been corrected. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. For the Board of Health Reply to: Joanne Scott, John Gehan Health Agent Sanitarian Cc: Tom Watkins, Ward Councilor, Building Department, Fire Prevention and Sharon Felton CITY OF SALEM + a PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPARTMENT KIMB RLE'Y DRISCOLL MAYOR 120 WASHINGTON S7REEr t SALEM,MASSACHt;SEI S 01970 TEL978-745-9595 • FAX:978-740-9846 VIOLATION NOTICE PROPERTY LOCATION 87 FEDERAL STREET January 3, 2007 ILE Raymond Young UP 87 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Young; The above listed property has been found to be in violation of the following State Codes and/or City Ordinances: Lack of CO detectors(Nicole's Law), non working and improperly located Smoke Alarms violates 780 CMR, State Building Code, Section 918. Lack of Means of Egress Lighting violation of 780 CMR, Section 1024. Secondary Means of Egress is locked(unusable by tenant) and is through an adjoining space, violation of 780 CMR, Section 1010 and 1006.2.1. Said violations must begin to be corrected, repaired, and/or brought into compliance within 2 days of your receipt of this notice. Failure to do so may result in further actions being brought against you, up to and including the filing of complaints at District Court. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact the Building Inspectors Office at (978) 745-9595, extension 5643. Sincerely, oseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Assistant Building Inspector CC: file, Mayor's Office, Councilor Pellitier, Fire Prevention, Health, Electrical Small Claims DOCKET NUMBER Trial Court of Massachusetts DOCKET 200636SCO01115 District Court Department CASE NAME CURRENT COURT MANETTE HANSEN vs. RAYMOND YOUNG Salem District Court 65 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970-3572 ASSOCIATED DOCKET NO. DATE FILED DATE DISPOSED (978)744-1167 06/21/2006 00/00,0000 PLAINTIFF(S) PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY P01 MANETTE HANSEN PO BOX 8244 SALEM, MA 01970 DEFENDANT(SyOTHER SINGLE PARTIES - DEFENDANTS ATTORNEY D01 RAYMOND YOUNG 87 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MA 01970 NO. ENTRY DATE DOCKET ENTRIES 1 07/03/2006 Statement of Small Claim entered on 06/21/2006 at Salem District Court. 2 07/03/2006 Filing fee of$30.00 and surcharge of$10.00 paid(G.L.c.218§22;262§4C). 07/23/2006 MAGISTRATE TRIAL SCHEDULED for 08/15/2006 09:00 AM.Agreement filed in mediation financial aspects have been � I negated in this case. 4 07/03/2006 iSmall claim notice of trial issued to plaintiff(s)by first class mail,and to defendant(s)by first class mail(Uniform Small Claims Rule 3(a)). 5 08/16/2006 PAYMENT REVIEW SCHEDULED for 10/10/2006 09:00 AM. 6 10/10/2006 10.10-06 at first call of list NP appeared on further call pitf.appeared and deft.defaulted. 7 10/10/2006Capias issued for DOt RAYMOND YOUNG;arrest after sunset has not been authorized;(G.L.c.224§18; Uniform Small Claims Rule 7)(Cometta,Hon.Robert A.);sent to P01 MANETTE HANSEN for service. A TRUE COPY, CLERK-MAGISTRATE/ASST,CLERK DATE Page 1 of 2 ATTEST: x Date/Time Printed: 12/26/2006 02:28 PM DOCKET NUMBER DOCKET CONTINUATION 200636SC00111S - - - NO. ENTRY DATE I DOCKET ENTRIES $ 10/10%2006 Case Inactivated:No future events scheduled. L .._ _ —... 9 12/2212006 'Order(Cometta,icon.Robert A.);parties notified. �T �.�.—. 10 12122/2006 PAYMENT REVIEW SCHEDULED for 01/03/2007 09:00 AM. �l A TRUE COPY, CLERK-MAGISTRATEIASST.CLERK DATE Page 2 of 2 ATTEST: X Date/Time Printed: 12/28/2008 02:28 PM Civil DOCKETNUMBER Trial Court of Massachusetts DOCKET 200636CV001486 District Court Department CASE NAME CURRENT COURT MANETTE HANSEN vs. RAYMOND YOUNG Salem District Court 65 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970-3572 ASSOCIATED DOCKET NO. DATE FILED DATE DISPOSED (978) 744-1167 12/1212006 12/1912006 PLAINTIFFS) PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY P01 MANETTE HANSEN 87 FEDERAL ST SALEM, MA 01970 DEFENDANT(SyOTHER SINGLE PARTIES DEFENDANTS ATTORNEY D01 RAYMOND YOUNG 87 FEDERAL ST SALEM, MA 01970 NO. ENTRY DATE DOCKET ENTRIES 1 12/26/2006 Complaint fled on 12/12/2006 at Salem District Court. 2 12/26/2006 Indigency affidavit and request for waiver,substitution or payment by the Commonwealth of fees/costs filed by P01 MANETTE HANSEN(G.L.c.261 §27B). 3 12/26/2006 Indigency request for waiver,substitution or payment by the Commonwealth of fees/costs entered on 12/12/2006 allowed(G.L c.261 §278)(Paratore,Domenicl. ). 4 12/26/2006 Temporary restraining order returnable on 12/19/2006:SEE CASE(Mass.R.Civ.P.65(a))(Paratore, Hon.Domenic.). 5 12/26/2006 Case Inactivated: No future events scheduled. I I __III A TRUE COPY, CLERK-MAGISTRATE/ASST.CLERK DATE Page 1 of t ATTEST: X Date/Time Printed: 12/26/2006 02:36 PM J TRIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT SALEM DIVISION 65 Washington Street, Salem, MA 01970 Essex, SS CIVIL DOCKET No. 200636cvl486 Manette Hansen Plaintiff Tennant VS. Raymond Young Defendant Landlord GRANT OF TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER, NOTICE OF PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION HEARING AND SUMMONS It appears from the specific facts set out in the verified Complaint filed with the Clerk of Courts that immediate or irreparable loss or damage will result to the above referred to Plaintiff. Accordiniy, at One O'Clock p.M. , ' this twelfth day of December , 2006 , the above referred to Defendant and his/her/their employees and agents and each and every one of them are ordered t desist and refrain from: Fur-ther- excluding- the- Plaintiff-from-the- premises and/or from-recovering or— attempting to recover possession of the premises, except pursuant to valid court order. ZFailing to restore and/or to provide utility services (heat, gas, electricity, hot water, and/or water.) For good cause shown, I order that no security be given by the Plaintiff for the issuance of these orders. This Temporary Restraining Order EXPIRES 10 days from the date and time it was granted, BUT IT MAY BE RENEWED in the form of a preliminary injunction. At the Plaintiffs request, a hearing to decide if a preliminary injunction should be issued has been scheduled for the nineteenth day of December 2006 at 10:00 o'clock^M. Upon 2 days notice to the Plaintiff, the Defendants may apply to the Court to dissolve or modify the Temporary Restraining Order. Further, ,the Defendant must Answer (respond to) the Plaintiff's Complaint within 20 days of the date on which this Summons and copy of the Complaint are received. the Answer must be in writing and must be filed with this Court and delivered to the Plaintiff. Failure to do so shall result in the entry of a default judgment against the Defendants for the relief requested in the Complaint. NOTIFICACION PARA LAS PERSONAS DE NAB A H15PANA: St USTED NO PUEDE LEER INGLES TENGA ESTE DOCUMENTO LEGAL TRADUCIDO CUA 0 ANTES. Judge/Clerk of the Court ® di TRIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT Salem Division 65 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Essex, SS. CIVIL DOCKET No. Plaintiff Tenant VS. Defendant / andlord VERIFIED COMPLAINT, AND MOTIONS FOR TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION FOR UNLAWFUL EVICTION, UTILITY TERMINATION OR BREACH OF QUIET ENJOYMENT G.L. Ch. 186 Sec. 1 1 . NAME OF PLAINTIFF (the tenant) l�11 ADDRESS (of apartment or rental house: Telephone number: — 2.._ NAME-OF DEFENDANT/-GS he- -1�ydl�ord.) : -- - ADDRESS: � �C /LL C TELEPHONE NUMBER: AL �z�n�a (0 3. A. On or about date the Defendant (landlord) : Locked me out of the premises or otherwise attemptd to regain possession of those premises without judical process. 4= d o or failed to resto the utility service heat, gas electr'city, hot te Otherwise directly or indurectly interfered with my quiet enjoyment of the premises. ti- Sp. cifically explaip what happened: (usP1 -,zie addition 1 pages of necessary. ) u / r ` / 1 r aU4 - Lr l � � b � ��.� cA r By engaging in the above acts, the Defendant Landlord has owed me the following sums f money (fill this in only if tenant to calim specific money losses) : List of Expenses / Property loss: Item AMOUNT 19 �_ oA Jl� E'iac n $ $ $ c�= TOTAL: $ C. My landlord is therefore liable to me for three times the amount or three times my monthly rent, $ f '7 .0C) 6—d _(enter_ wh_ichev_er_is_ larger._ (G_L. .186 Sec-.- -14, Sec.—]5F.. _ PART 4: THEREFORE, I ask that the Court: A. Issue a Temporary Restraining Order, Preliminary Injunction and Permanent Injunction restraining and enjoining the defendant from (Check where appropriate) : Denying me possession of the premises; Depriving me utility service; Denying me possession of my personal belongings ; Otherwise interfering with my right to quiet enjoyment of . the premises. B. Award me money damages in the amount of $3 �g d0 J (the greater of three times monthly rent or actual damages) plus costs. C. Award such other relief as the Court deems appropriate. Issue a Short Order of Notice. E. Schedule a Preliminary Injunction Hearing prior to the expiration of any Temp ary restraining Order that bay be granted. Respectfully submitted, Plaintiff's Signature NAME (please printf PO -60K 'K?- E12-1 Address c ZS-- 7L6 7 <" Telephone VERIFICATION ..have personal knowledge of all the facts 'stated above and hereby swear under the pains and penalties of perjury that all of those facts are true and accurate. DATE S GNATURE --- DOCKET NUMBER Trial Court of Massachusetts a ORDER 200636SC00111S District Court Department CASE NAME MANETTE HANSEN vs. RAYMOND YOUNG PARTY TO WHICH THIS COPY OF NOTICE IS ISSUED CURRENTCOURT Salem District Court COURT COPY 65 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970-3572 (978) 744-1167 ATTORNEY FOR PARTY TO WHICH THIS COPY OF NOTICE IS ISSUED COURT COPY ORDER 12-19-068P present-O/S capias is recalled. Based upon parties stipulation of judgment on 8-15-06 the following shall now be ordered: 1.1-andlord claims unit has been inspected & passed by SHA.2.Tenant claims to be witholding rent.3.On basis of above -matter is continued to 1-3-07 &the following shall be complied with. A.Landlord shall provide updated written confirmation of units Compliance w/state sanitary code by City of Salem.B. Pltf shall bring to court money order of $205.00 representing alleged witheld rent.C.Landlord shall be sure that the tenant has key to second means of egress from apt. as required by IaW.D.lnsofar as parties dispute regarding lease renewal, parties may pursue their respective remedies at law. Cornetta, J. NOTICE OF ENTRY OF ORDER Pursuant to Mass. R. Civ. P. 77(d) and 79(a), this Order has been entered on the docket on the "Date Order Entered" shown below and this notice is being sent to all parties. DATE ISSUED JUDGE ISSUING ORDER CLERK-MAGISTRATE 12/22/2006 Hon. Robert A. Cornetta C-M Robert F. Arena Date/Time Printed 12/22/2006 02:57 PM COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT SALEM DIVISION Docket Na MEMORANDUM OF MEDIATED AGREEMENT OR SETTLEMENT Plalntiff(s) Defendant(s) ?o tarI< e2 tit Tel/: 9Jy'� .3`��/ !rl �+ Tel: (X/)Mediated Agreement ( }Private Settlement by the Parties: IT IS AGREED THAT: ( ) As a result of a mediated agreement between the parties,the Defendant agrees to pay the Plaintiff the TOTAL sum of$ to include costs and attorney fees. ( ) Defendant will pay the total amount by (date), ( ) Defendant will make payments of$ ( ) per week ( ) per month, starting on / (date). Payments will be made each consecutive weeklmonth until paid in full. ( /) Other agreed terms: Jr / Fc 1a1,1 IYN 4- T4�C> Lls.Y/pJ rN !- u -- kUe5 rl ;e Ao e 1a4ell/4 04,t .Cz.•},ed/ C,"dJ1i1, 77e,- 5f 4YC--tares &A,,e .S' ,26, �hic�' Insi � � 30 Please c eck one of the followincr choices. 42 ey, C1gE- ( ) Both sides agree that the case wilt be dismissed and cannot be refiled as a new case. or ( ) Both sides agree that judgment will be entered in favor of the Plaintiff/Defendant (circle one), and that this Agreement will be considered as an Order of the Court. Both sides have, through mutual consent and their own free will, created the terms of this Agreement. North Shore Community Mediation,.Inc._is not responsible for the enforcement of this Agreement. If the parties agree that judgment should be entered, the Court will review this case in .z months, upon the request of either party. The requesting party should notify the other party and the Clerk's Office of the Salem District Court, (978) 744-1167, to request a review. All parties and the Court must be notified. The date of review,when both parties may return to Small Claims Court,is on Tuesday, at 9 AM on .c /C ZGo DATE 15 Ido©(� i PLA[ F C ��I`Pnn _-- DEFEN APPROVED BY �/�/' `� ,' urt Official's ' re �, .,�, tvuo ua:as yItl"I44-/ZZ`J SALEM COUNC ON AGNG PAGE 02/08 DEC 19 2006 By kjov Q ? c . .RAYMOND L.YOUNG Tel: 978-745- 1572 87 Federal Street,Salem, MA 01970 December 2,2006 Ms. Minette C. Hansen 87 Federal St. 2"d floor rear Salem,MA Dear Minette: Received your note regarding your issues and as far as your belongings are concerned,they are neatly stacked behind the bushes to facilitate snow removal for this winter.Nothing is missing because nothing was taken. I do not need or desire any of your belongings. As far as the key is concerned,the tenants on the 3`4 floor have complained that the back door is left open and unlocked. As I expressly told you when you first moved in, this door was to remain locked. We no longer feel safe or secure. Also, it has come to my attention that you have moved a male into my building which is not acceptable to me which is not included in your lease. As you seem to be a stickler in regards to your rights,I am certainly going to be — - - - - -- ----- one in regards to mine As you are well aware,we all wish to feel safe and secure and the unlocked doors are a concern for we tbree who live in this buildings. I have all our best interests at heart in regards to this matter. As far as the other issues,the plumber will be there next week and we would like easy access to the bathroom and the radiators in the sun porch,as are not basically furniture movers. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Raymond L. Young ? P.S. I willl need proof that you are holding the balance of your rent i an escrow account. Cc: Housing Authority l�e �ob N-'s s k&ad �'. I t-.� iziiyizane 09: b1 978-744-7225 SALEM COUNC ON AGNG PAGE 04/08 ------------ .- - L+4 .... .__ t ........ .. . .... .. ........ ilk ...... .. .... ... fz �._. 12/19/2006 ay:oi REMOVE THis STUN BEFORE CASHING rA M1TeBf X g6(v•6I aW9mo _�TfOi to Fqf ,T vx. 'fX�RMf W A MXMMMI AMWJIT COX AMDT fK,ANDiMO Tmss WITU NS 4'Ol#N ATS ACC>pY�--7 Mo�► i�i.� (. {?�3 naMe' fd�ent ��nam+a 14CT, CR t'. T P Y LY• Is' OUNT n rJ vrr to Tm (. &' . �.. !h��q .. ansa aw ��11!j��fjII _ w K?Rf NKX OFFO US 9621420�3970D$ f t }:09 &9005331:481 598083890 90 1'1/1'y/LYJtlb 17`j:51 y/tl-144—![[5 SALLM UUUNU UN HUNG HAUL b6/08 John A.Boris,Chalrma� rotor K Strout,Vice Chairman Jnaeph K O'Neill,Saotd Vice Chairman SALEM HOUSING Robert J.Assistanibcrr,t Trcmurcr Kelly R O'Neill,AaistRnt Treasurer A U T H O R I T Y Carol A.MReGown,Executive Director o� 3CsCaa///S December 7, 2006 MANETTE HANSEN 87 FEDERAL ST. t12R SALEM, MA 01970 Dear Ms. HANSEN, It has been brought to the attention of the Salem Housing Authority, Section 8 Program, that your landlord, RAYMOND L. YOUNG will not be renewing your lease which expires on Enclosed please find a Request For Tenancy Approval and a Rent Roll which you will need when you locate another apartment. If any claims are made against you by the landlord, these claims must be satisfied by you. If you should have any questions, please call me at 978-744-4431 ext. 102. Sincerely, Alexandra Rodriguez Federal Housing Assistant cc: file landlord Enclosure arrenew 12/19/Y00b b9: 51 978-744-7225 SALEM COUNC ON AGNG PAGE 07/08 -RAYMOND L. YOUNG Tel: 978-745- 1572 87 Federal Street,Salem,MA 01970 December 2, 2006 Salem Housing Authority 27 Charter St. Salem,MA 01970 To Whom It May Concem: Re: Tenant Manette C. Hansen 87 Federal St Salem. MA 2n4 floor rear We will not be renewing this lease for Ms.Hansen as it is my intent to to have my elderly parents move into my home under my care, and I will need this unit to give them a semblance of privacy. ymon . Young A dt - ' Ylr ` 111 1,! 11 111 II 1 111 1 1 1 1 ! • i v ' 1L/LJI ZGGO GJ:Ol J/O-1YY-/GL'J JNLCI9 �.��nu �� nunu r.u� •+•+. •++ CITY OF ALEM, MASSACHUSETTS PARKCREATION &COMMUNITY SERVICES 5-.5 AD STREET,POST St1LEM MASSACH 5ETT5OFFIC0197p 465 V V TEL. (978) 744-0180 OR(978) 7440924 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL FAX(978) 744-7225 MAYOR W 0LLEN@SAtrU.00M DOUGLASIBOLLEN DnW-CTOR December 18,2006 Re: Manette Hansen attachment Ms.Hansen moved into 87 Federal Street during March of this year. She reports, shortly after moving in,the heat was not working. She notified the landlord,Raymond L. Young. He did not respond, so she contacted the Board of Health. She said they did not follow through either. She continued addressing this issue with the landlord and informing him of electrical and plumbing problems too. Ms. Hansen decided to go to Small Claims in October. She started paperwork,but did not have Mr. Young served. Before taking this step, she thought she would first try withholding the rent. A copy of her December I,2006 letter is attached. She then received a letter dated December 2,2006 from Mr. Young. In the last paragraph he addresses a plumber coming. He also mentions how he wants proof her rent is in an escort account. Ms. Hansen then sent another letter dated December 5,2006 in response to Mr. Young's. She also sent along a copy of her money order-copy attached, On December 7,2006,the Salem Housing Authority sent Ms. Hansen a letter stating her landlord was not renewing her lease-copy attached. She feels this is retaliation for her withholding the rent. Lastly,Ms. Hansen received a letter postmarked December 13,2006,but dated December 2, 2006 from Mr. Young. He states he in not renewing her lease because he is moving his parents into his home. Again, M.S. Hansen feels he is retaliating. On December 13th, Ms.Hansen did follow through on the Capias and had Mr. Young served-copy attached, Ms. Hansen would like to know what kind of legal.assistance she could receive. Any questions,please feel free to contact me 978-744-0924. Sincerely, Sharon Felton, LSW COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Essex. SS. / Salem District Court C.A. No. U `Y 36.CV I' " o�G /� A(lG� v' �•�t�fZ -li Plaintiff VS. - �Qj�y�rlrG-� Defendant NOTICE OF APPEARANCE To the Clerk of .the Above Named Court: - Please enter my appearance as attorney for In the above entitled case. Dated ( �/ 20,x( Attorney for ,,. Address Tel . No. �` 7Y� ./� fd0- CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH ?lt 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 4TH FLOOR SALEM, MA 01970 ge�rrn"� TEL. 978-741-1800 FAX 978-745-0343 Kimberley Driscoll WWW.SALEM.COM Mayor JOANNE SCOTT, MPH, RS, CHO HEALTH AGENT CERTIFICATE OF FITNESS CERTIFICATE # 68-06 DATE ISSUED: 2/21/06 Property Located at: 87 Federal Street UNIT# 2R Owner/Agent: Raymond L. Young Address: 87 Federal Street City/Town: Salem, MA Zip Code: 01970 24 Hour Phone: 745-1572 An inspection of your,vacant Dwelling/Rooming Unit at the above address has been approved and is in compliance with 105 CMR 410.000: Massachusetts Stale Sanitary Code, Chapter II" ----- —Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Hablfation". Therefore, this Certificate is issued by the Code Enforcement Division of the Salem Board of Health and the unit may now be rented and/or occupied. Maximum Number of occupants, must comply with 105 CMR 410.000. Certificate valid for one year from date of issuance or until the current tenant vacates, whichever is later. - This Certificate of Fitness is valid only if there is a valid Certificate of Occupancy. FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH (J J2:=, MPH, RS, CHO HEALTH AGENT CODE ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR /� r //':{ June 20, 2006 Manette Hansen PO BOX 8244 Salem, MA 01970 Ray Young 87 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Young, Dealing with my tenancy issues becomes increasingly more difficult and confusing as you have again directed me to contact your representative agent, Mr. Thompson, and when called on, he has directed me back to you, for problems. However, in reference to your letter I just received dated June 9, 2006, I found the contents to be retaliatory, discriminatory and most dishonest! • Fire Alarms were not working when black smoke filled the apartment and halls due to an aged and way-below-code dangerous electric wiring system that blew my nearly-new microwave due to power surges. You know that I have never called the fire department although I should have! You had already threatened to evict me if I ever called anyone to come here for any __problem_or.reason_(your quote on several occasions), which is not legal for you to do and I do not appreciate threats, even from "a hot-headed Italian." (again, your quote) • The Fire department responded only to a call from Gem Plumbing Contractors concerning gas odor from an old, dangerous, improperly working gas stove in my apartment, as they are required by law to do. The new stove replacing the old one is a much safer contribution and I am sure your parents would have been more severely distressed by a house fire here, caused by either faulty hazardous electric wiring or a gas leak from faulty equipment. One of my P.C.A.'s is still concerned about the smell of gas in several places in the back of your house. All this is documented by Gem Plumbing Contractors and Salem Fire Department. • Windows - improvement, however there are still nine (9) windows unable to be opened in the sunroom. • Lighting Safety— exterior lights in the rear of house where my entrance is to my apartment may be operational, but I have no known access to their operation, and as they are always turned off at all times, I have not found that they have yet contributed to my safety, which, again has caused me several more falls, as I am disabled and cannot see in the dark. Page I of 3 • The issue we discussed of better lighting for safety, going from your driveway and into the back yard towards my doorway entrance now needs to be addressed as I fell in the darkness twice this past week: once falling into a large lawn mower that I could not see and landed on in pain. • I also fell down the bottom five steps in the hallway staircase when my heel caught in one of the holes in the stair treads. These tears and holes are a threat to the safety of anyone going up or down the stairs. • Problems with the electric lighting in the basement, bathroom and kitchen; especially the kitchen as the lights flicker and several appliances blown. • Kitchen sink garbage disposal not working properly since newly installed. • I would appreciate a safety grab bar installed as a reasonable accommodation for safety, at my doctor's request, as I would be less apt to fall or slip in my shower/tub. • The light in the front hall has not gone on for over a week which keeps the whole hall downstairs in darkness when entering or leaving at night which is unsafe. • I shall expect you to completely respect and honor my adamant request that you address all issues and concerns relating to my tenancy to me. The friends and/or people employed to assist me as P.C.A.'s, etc., would be violating their professional confidentiality commitment if forced to discuss or answer any questioning that personally relates to me and/or my tenancy or privacy. This practice on your part has created anxiety and concern on the part of my employees to date. • If, as you and your representative have stated, there has been little or no upkeep, maintenance and/or cleaning of Apartment 2R, 87 Federal Street., for at least the past seven (7) years, there is, understandably, some catching up that needs to be done, especially in an older house. After stating verbally and in my lease, that the apartment would be cleaned and up to "code" of minimum standards for health and safety and habitability before I moved in, it was necessary for me to spend over $500.00 out of pocket to cleaning companies in order to make the apartment minimally habitable and clean. There is also still more to do in that regard. Page 2 of 3 • I would much prefer to speak to you personally concerning any of these or other issues and problems either of us has regarding my present tenancy, but that cannot happen if you issue orders, demands or questions and then walk away and close the door when I am mid-sentence in a response. I believe mutual respect is essential in any situation to resolve issues in a way that is satisfactory to all concerned, and I expect no less. It is difficult for me to respond positively to your threats of eviction, or "having Mr. Fomico" "sic"ed on me and/or my service animal/companion, or ordered to silence on the above problems, but that is what I am attempting to do here. Hopefully we can resolve all housing concerns of either of us in an effaceable way, now and in the future, so that we may all enjoy the benefits of our mutual habitat. Thank you for your attention and time regarding the resolution of the above stated matters. — —Manette-Hansen- — -- Page 3 of 3 Manette Hansen PO BOX 8244 Salem, MA 01970 Ray Young 87 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 / Dear Mr. Young; After residing here at 87 Federal Street, Salem MA for about ninety (90) days as a tenant, I am requesting resolution to the following concerns: • Fire Alarm(s) not working as shown by none going off yesterday, May 24, 2006 at noon when there was a kitchen fire caused by the faulty electrical wiring which blew my nearly-new microwave oven which resulted in an apartment-full of black smoke: an electrical problem! • No Heat in the apartment during an unseasonable cold season these last three months. _ • The bathroom sink and tub continue to be clogged and blocked continuously, a health issue; plus leaking hot water faucets. • Windows that need to be opened for ventilation. • By thirty (30) days as a tenant, I need to have the information provided concerning my security deposit bank account, number, interest accrued and amount. • Please reduce the excess security deposit received from me in your possession since February 1, 2006 from $1,200.00 to $995.00 and put the $205.00 difference towards my part of the June 2006 rent, and return the balance to me by check or money order as we agreed A.S.A.P. • I would appreciate a screen being placed in the small bedroom window where there is none presently. Page 1 of 3 • Carpet "installed" was "new"; maybe twenty years ago and is now full of mold and mildew. Tear holes were in the carpet when I first inspected the apartment in January and was noted by your representative, Mr. Thompson, my P.C.A., as well as by the St. Pierre Movers before they brought any items in . They were concerned for their own safety and had to be extra cautious. Also documented by other tenants in the building were the tears and holes and filth previous to my move. • Kitchen sink garbage disposal has again been reported to you as not being operational.. • Bathroom sink is still totally stopped up and smells of mold and mildew as it did when we discussed this issue before I moved in. The tub is still nearly as bad. No wall electric outlet in the bathroom is still a concern. As for the lease issues: • The lease states, as did you verbally, in front of three (3) other witnesses that you would have the apartment clean(ed) before I moved in and when you did not comply, it cost me over $500.00 to hire help to get it cleaned enough to be habitable before the movers came the next day, as scheduled. This cleaning effort was necessary in great part due to the filth left behind by the recent former tenant and her five (5) pet cats. The cat hair and claws all over the apartment did not seem to affect your health adversely at all, at the time, as well as so many years of grime and filth to wade through. - -- - - • -My dog-is-a legal-service-companion animal; my-cat-is-my-one pet.. As-your - — -- - agent representative, Mr. Thompson was always aware of my cat and assured me that "she would be fine, no problem," especially as the tenant before me had had so many. I am surprised that your mother is not aware of your "severe allergy" to cats, as she has had cats until recently and is most fond of them. Also when others were doing repairs/maintenance in my unit, you were right in here with them most all of the time. • Any "personal items" are much less "dangerous" or prolific than those of any other tenants here, and stating otherwise is discriminatory. • You have several times promised the return of the money that belongs to me and others in need, in front of witnesses" also stating that "it is in the mail", to us. The withholding of our money is as theft, as well as illegal, under Section Eight regulations. As it has been held by you over two months now, I am requesting a reasonable amount of interest on that money as well. • As I also previously have stated in writing in a letter dated May 315`, 2006, you may deduct my portion of my June rent from the total amount that you owe me. You may not just keep my money for added fees and rent that are not included on my lease, per regulations of Section Eight as well. Page 2 of 3 • Before and since I moved in, you have met four (4) of my P.C.A. workers, and you know that Section Eight partially covers my expense ($1,200.00) for a "two bedroom" apartment only because of my qualifications for P.C.A care, including nights, ongoing. My P.C.A. workers are with me as much as possible, but they do not reside with me; they have their our residences to go home to. I must say that I wonder and I am concerned at your stating that you believe to have knowledge about what goes on in my private residence "24 hours a day, seven days a week" especially as you are often not at home yourself. That seems to be a gross invasion of my privacyjand stalking is illegal. • You did not mention my ongoing problem of having no heat in my unit these past 3 '/z months of unseasonably cold and damp and rainy weather. As you, only, control the thermostat and the heat, or lack thereof I would consider it only fair that you compensate my extreme difficulty and health hazard from the above, financially to me, as I am sure it was a savings of much greater than $50.00 a month to keep my apartment from getting any available heat since I moved in. • I have also spent hundreds of dollars on rugs for my unit, as you requested at my expense, for you to have "more quiet". • If Mr. Thompson is, in fact, your agent/representative, then his assuring me in front of others of an on-the-property parking space should have been adhered to and still should be, especially as I am disabled. To haul in an old car and change that agreement the morning I came to sign the lease and had - - - — -- to move in-was and-is;-most unethical. --- - -- - • Again, as I have requested, "all communications with me" means just that- and your further abuse and interrogations of my friends and threatening 1?.1vA. workers the other day in front of witnesses, was totally unacceptable. As you may know by now, I am not an easy quitter and these above concerns and problems notwithstanding, I am still most hopeful and anxious to work them out to our mutual satisfaction. A lovely street and neighborhood with wonderful neighbors, as well as the nice features of the house and garden make it a worthwhile endeavor to overcome,any/all obstacles. Thank you, Manette Hansen Page 3 of 3 S'lATENIE :T OF SNI Aa L CLA use onlyt !DOCKET MG 53 � -a' 0¢AND NOTIC ter TRIAL � .�� Small Coat ns Ses iw 00636�cU15-. _ PAS f,..CJ BOSTON MUNICIPAL X� DISTRICT COURT G HOUSING COURT COURT _Salem _ Division _ Division PLAN IF 'SNAME,AO R�55,ZIPC�]W AND PHONE PLAINTIFF'5ATFC+nN€Y(d 3ny) Name'-__...�.__ _�.. PApT h 6� �� f/ _1..._l___..— Address:.-_...._.—.__.__.—.. 2 5'7Q PHONrNo /c�' PHONENO 06594000046/21/06SM LAIMS 30.0 .. H o�f�/{/e NTSNAM ADr,R ss G' "ODEND° ONE coir - n,rFF N Anr,0859A004006/moi/�i7iSK( f �GO.i) E` _. ��y. G_......-_ lt� �..<`-7 Name.--... _ ._-f--• .. ...____..._ _�..._.—. 3 r t PHONENO.:..» .,__.-,.. ...».�..__..,_,_..__.....a.�..m. PHONE NO _ _> Pi.AINTI -F'S CLAIMt7 i f:e defendant owes t_?--�C .�a�il ,y _4f�a 0 C�t;ourt c1stslor ht�"�olloW47g reasons: Give the date of the event that is the basis of your Claim. - s ART ._v {.�`&tG�.. l.e ..f ._._._-___ f - — - ✓ s _ // L SIGNATURE OF PLAIN TIFF X MEDIAT 0 c Mediation th' claim maybe available p I o trial if both parties agree to discuss tho ma;ter Ith a"m_e llator, PANT whowill assist the parties in rying to resolve the dispute on mutually agreed to terms.The plaintiff must notify the court it s he or she desires mediation;the defendant may consent to mediation on the trial date.. The plaintiff is willing to attempt to settle this claim through court mediation MILITARY AFFIDAVIT: The plaintiff States under the pains and penalties of perjury that the: PART C above defendant(s)is(are)not serving in ❑ above defendant(s) is (are)serving in 6 the military and at present live(s)or work(s) the military at the above address. AA 19 JJf 0 ��q 292 4-kIGNATDRE OF-PLAINfiFf DA' NOTICE TO DEFENDANT* NAMEAND.40DRESSOFDOURT14 , t4 You are being sued iA Small Claims Court by the above 6OTN TH€ A t- named plaintiff. You are directed to appear for trial of this Salem District Court PLAINTIFF p O claim on the date and time noted to the right. 65 Washington St. DEFENDANT ANDTHE a W If you wish to settle this claim before the trial date you Salem, MA 01970 Musr -t t„d y r y APPEAR AT should contact the plaintiff or the plaintiff's attorney. DATE AND TIME OF TRIAL. THIS COURT ON THE DATE AND 0 '^3 SEE ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ON THE SACK OF THIS FORM 8/15/2OW 9.00 a.m. TihtE nom,• � IRSTJUSTICE CLERK-MAGISTRATE QR DESIGNEE DATE + TIMEE SPECIFIED -4 Robert A. Cornetta Robert F. Arena RooMNo. Session II INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILING A SMALL CLAIM -- You must complete Parts 1-6 of this form. See instructions on reverse. (41102) A7EW,?0 : ESTE ES UN AVISOOFICIAL DE LA CORTE.Al IIATFn un c.ec t—. 11— t.. ,,.-__..., . J Schopf Design Associates Architecture, Interior Design and Space Planning One Cambridge Street Salem,Massachusetts 01970 978-741-0410 February 5, 2007 Joseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Assistant Building Inspector City of Salem, Massachusetts Re: Violation Notice property located at 87 Federal Street Salem Massachusetts The building is.a contributing historic structure in the Macintyre Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts. The building is a non-conforming 3 family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. The use group R2 CMR 780 310.4 puts the traditional 3 family house in the same category as a 100 Unit apartment building. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. 310.4 Use Group R-2 structures:This use group shall include all multiple dwellings having more than two dwelling units,except as provided for in 780 CMR 310.5 for multiple single dwelling units,and shall also include all boarding houses and similar buildings arranged for shelter and sleeping accommodations in which the occupants are primarily not transient in nature. Two and three family houses that are historic and pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As long as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. Chapter 34 of the Massachusetts State Building Code is unique to Massachusetts. It gives the Building Official flexibility in approving existing or alternative compliance in the case of buildings 3400.1 General: The provisions of 780 CMR 34 are intended to maintain or increase public safety, health, and general welfare in existing buildings by permitting repair, alteration, addition, and/or change of use without requiring full compliance with the code for new construction except where otherwise specified in 780 CMR 34. 3400.2 Compliance: Repairs, alterations, additions, and changes of use shall conform to the requirements of 780 CMR 34. Where compliance with the provisions of this code for new construction is required by 780 CMR 34, and where such compliance is impractical because of construction difficulties or regulatory conflicts,compliance alternatives as described in 780 CMR 3406.0 may be accepted by the building official. 3406.1 General: Where compliance with the provisions of the code for new construction,required by 780 CMR 34, is impractical because of construction difficulties or regulatory conflicts, compliance alternatives may be accepted by the building official. The Owner proposes to address the conditions sited in the Violation Notice of January 3, 2007 in the following ways: 1. Lack of CO detectors (Nichole's Law, non working and improperly located Smoke alarms. 918.4.7 Use Group R-2: An automatic fire detection system shall be installed and maintained throughout all occupancies in use group R-2 and in accordance with table 918. New detection devices that provide for both smoke and CO detection have been installed in all three Units at 87 Federal Street They are a part of the pre-existing hardwired automatic fire detection system that was installed and is maintained in alternative compliance to the public safety intentions of section 918. 2. Lack of Means of Egress lighting 1024.1 Artificial lighting: All means of egress in other than occupancies in Use Group R-3 shall be equipped with artificial lighting facilities to provide the intensity of illumination herein prescribed continuously during the time that conditions of occupancy of the building require that the exits be available. Lighting shall also be provided to illuminate the exit discharge.Means of egress lighting in occupancies in Use Group R-2, other than lighting within a dwelling unit, shall be wired on a circuit independent of circuits within any dwelling unit. The disconnecting means and overcurrent protection device shall not be located within a dwelling unit or such that access to such devices must be obtained by going through a dwelling unit. 1024.2 Intensity of illumination: The intensity of floor lighting shall not be less than one footcandle(11 lux)except as provided for in 780 CMR 1024.3. Owner Proposes the instillation of 2 battery emergency lights in the common hall which provides the primary_egress path for the Apartments on floor 2 and floor 3. To be installed within 30 days of the approval of this alternative compliance. 3. Secondary means of egress is locked (unusable by tenant) and is through an adjoining space. 1010.1 General: The general requirements of 780 CMR 1010.0 apply to buildings of all use groups. Where more restrictive requirements are provided in 780 CMR, such requirements shall take precedence over the general provisions of 780 CMR 1010.0. 1010.2 Minimum number: Every floor area shall be provided with the minimum number of approved independent exits(2)as required by Table 1010.2 based on the occupant load, except as modified in 780 CMR 1010.3. All three Units located at 87 Federal have two means of egress the configuration of which pre-date the provisions of the building code. The primarymeans of egress is through a common rear hall that is also the principal entrance for the Units on the second and third floor. The second means of egress is through the principal Unit. Unobstructed access is provided in that Unit which is occupied by the owner of the building. 1006.2 Arrangement: All required exits shall be so located as to be discernable with unobstructed access thereto. 1006.2.1 Egress through adjoining spaces: Egress from a room or space shall not open into an adjoining or intervening room or area, except where such adjoining room or area is accessory to the area served,is not a high-hazard occupancy and provides a direct means of egress to an exit. A maximum of one exit access shall be permitted to pass through a kitchen, storeroom, restroom, closet or similar space provided that passage through such space is not the only means of access to an exit. An exit access shall not pass through a room subject to locking. Means of egress from dwelling units, rooming units, guestrooms and dormitory units shall not lead through other such units,or through toilet rooms or bathrooms. We fully understand your concerns about guaranteed access to the existing non- conforming second egress path at 87 Federal Street. The building is a contributing historic structure in the Macintyre Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts and it is not feasible for Mr. Young to remedy the pre-existing condition where the second means of egress for the second and third floor Units is through the primary Unit. To do so would represent an unreasonable hardship but we propose the following to address your concerns. Owner proposes the continued use of these two means of egress for each Unit where the path through the Owner's Unit is"unobstructed, of adequate width and leads directly to the exterior of the building". In order to insure "that passagethrough such space is not the only means of access to an exit. An exit access shall not pass through a room subject to locking" 10062. and to guarantee that both the second and third floor Units will have continuous and unimpeded access I have asked Mr. Young to fit each of the doors in question with a paddle actuated emergency alarm latch We hope that inclusion of panic hardware on the second means of egress doors at 87 Federal Street will satisfy the requirement that the structure maintain alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. On February 21, 2006 the City of Salem Board of health issued certificate of fitness#68- 06 citing compliance with 105CNM 410.000 On December 13, 2006 the Salem Housing Authority inspected the building. It received a yes/pass in all categories including items 8.1 Access to Unit and 8.2 Fire Exits. ,. . i The dwelling located at#87 Federal Street building s a non-conforming 3 family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. Historic Two and three family houses that pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As long as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. 0i"11 f *,A&S, Mom . Schopf, ssachusetts ArchitM 5125 4rG �YASS L.. C/) q M 4?�4. 51toAl Aft Schopf Design Associates fir` Architecture, Interior Design and Space Planning One Cambridge Street Salem,Massachusetts 01970 978.741-0410 February 4, 2007 Joseph E. Barbeau, Jr. Assistant Building Inspector City of Salem,Massachusetts Re: Violation Notice pronertv located at 87 Federal Street, Salem. Massachusetts Thank you for returning my telephone call on Friday February 2. We fully understand your concerns about guaranteed access to the existing non-conforming second egress path at 87 Federal Street. The building"is a non-conforming3family, which pre-dates the establishment of the building code. The use group R2 CMR_780 310.4 puts the traditional 3 family house in the same category as a 100 Unit apartment building. Clearly the enforcement of the code in long existing historic 'structure like this one is impossible. To do so would place on the Owner an unreasonable hardship where literal compliance is often impossible. Two and three family houses that are historic and pre-date the current provisions of the Building Code are common in Salem. This does not mean that these Units are unsafe or a hazard either to their occupants or the public. As long as the structure maintains alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. Chapter 34 of the Massachusetts State Building Code is unique to Massachusetts. It gives the Building Official flexibility in approving existing or alternative compliance in the case of buildings The building is a contributing historic structure in the Macintyre Historic District of Salem, Massachusetts and it is not feasible for Mr. Young to remedy the pre-existing condition where the second means of egress for the second and third floor Units is through the primary Unit. To do so would represent an unreasonable hardship but we propose the following to address your concerns. Ownei proposes the continued use of these two means of egress for each Unit where the path through the Owner's Unit is"unobstructed of adequate width and leads directly,to the exterior of the building". In order to insure "that passage through such space is not the only means ofaccess to an exit An exit access shall not pass through a room subject to locking" 1006 2 1 and to guarantee that both the second and third floor Units will have continuous and unimpeded access I have asked Mr. Your to fit each of the doors in question with a-paddle actuated emergency alarm latch. 1 r i We hope that inclusion of panic hardware on the second means of egress doors at 87 Federal Street will satisfy the requirement that the structure maintain alternatives that address the intentions of the code and where the public safety and the safety of occupants is not compromised. If you have any questions please feel free to give me a call. i' J Mo L. Schop f Massachusetts Archit 5 5 2 The Commonwealth of Massachu,eits ht 7R t Board of Budding Regulations and St.ndalda I NII S'Il'll' \III 1 NLISSachnScrlS SMC Building Code 7SU CAM 7 ' edition r . r" I tit 1� Building Pemw Application To Construct. Repair. Renosutr Or Demoli,lt a K, n,,Fl,n::,•n One- „ Tani-Vomih Dat elfin r C60 This Seinen For Official Use Only —� _Building Permit Numbe : --- Date Applied: -,n } 6f Building Cui ..unrt•ii (n,p cfor it Bu JJmgs Duly j -- — SECTION 1: SITE IN'FORNIATION 1 1.1 Property Addresp: 1.2 u sseors Niup & Parcel Ninnib rc r '7 s�Jr�� I.l is teThio un cp,ed succi ! yrs nu Map\uinhcr __— t'.u..I \wuh�,- j 1.3 Lining tr:°or autiott 1.4 Property Dimensions: [ur i1) D: t Ci: Pr.,rtaeJ t au - i ire' a ti 1,5 iSaikF'i.ra Setbacks(ft) Front )'aril Side Yards Rear '(.od RmyuiieJ Pnivi Lied Reclined Provided wred Piuidcj 1.6 SVater Sappey: im G 1.c 10, §Sol 1.7 Flood Zone Information: 1.8 Sewage Disposal System: Public G Prnate L7 Zone: Outside Flood Zone7 ,Municipal Cl Onsite dispu;al s,,tciu ❑ Check if yesf3 -- - SECTION '.: PROPERTYOWNERSHIPi ---- -- i O-Aner of Record: --......_ N,uo Pr" AJdrei, ;orr SSei v ice: Sign lore _— �.�.__...__. Telephon`.—._._ SECi'1 t: DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WORK$Icheck all that apply) �F';v. Holl _ G� ' er; 1, rxninfl p rltrue „n 0 AJ, O j r rrJ:4 -r laid D .4e: } g ° 1 Number of Units_ ufi Other Q Spt :____ is Brier c e ii ,i;w a Proposed Work':_-_ -------- -- -- ------------- _ SECTION d: ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTIGN COSTS Estimated Costs: Item tL.ahor and Nlaterlal9t Official Use Only _ I Building '$ I, Building Permil Fee. S Indicate hosv tee i.,detci mrind: j ❑Standard City/Town Application Fee Electrical S ! , - —i O"Fowl Project Cost (item 6) x multiplier $ n r �. 1'lumbm, E _. Other Fees: .3 � S- 4. HN'ACI 'S(Fire ,� Total :1U Fces:S--- Check No Cheek :Amnune ('.i.,h -lnn,unl b I"elt, Iect Cost i /(J�-;.,,+ G Paid In Fuji ❑Outstanding Balance Dire t 1'; F i SEC'T'ION 5: CONSTRUCTION SERVICES --a t j5.1 Licensed Construction, u erv/isor ,)GSIF �JJ1 (p -2/ ;- L rt�,•n,e S.mie tit CSL IluWcf �•' 1 —� !.i>i('SI.Tt po 1'Cr hclnn) :7— tc siptu�n._ 1ddrCss Ue ...T.`. R ReNtnetrd I Yt_' Z=,rnoh Durl{mc — St %la"muN Oniti —/--t3-- -'" RC Rcsi&tinal Ruahue Ilii cane fclephtnir Vl") ftc.iJrnu at lllnda it crud SF Re.idenu,d Solid Fuel lAnnnia \Ltan._fil, .a ji art, 17 Ide,idauu,d Dcinulrtwn A2 Registered Home Intprocement Contractor(1110 / ^ HIC C•utnpany `ante r t IC Registrant Nam— ` J —.� I v Cn�in Numb-r-7 _ --c -�' ianrrn D t: Signature Telephone SECTION 6: WO ERS' CJAIPE,NSA T if,N INSURANCE AFFIDAVIT i M.G.L. c 152. § 25C(6)) Workers Compensation Insurance alfidavit must be completed and submitted with this application. Fadurc ni post ide this affidavit will result in the denial of the Issuance of the building permit, Signed Affidavit Attached'! Yes .......... ❑ No .— . . Q SECTION 7a: OWNER AUTHORIZATION TO BE COMPLETED WHEN — OWNER'S AGENT OR CONTRACTOR APPLIES FOR BUILDING PERMIT _ L G'v as Owner of the subject Art pert)` hereby to act on my behalf. in .r?I niattciN j 'elll[I v? to w.ft c authorized by this building permit application. I I $ignamrc of Ow r __.._�.__.—._.._.. Da[ -------_.—.___ E ' 7h: O�WN�F�R7' OR AUTHORIZED AGENT DECLARATION <,/ _��... r1f ck -" ,as Owner or Authorized Agent hereby decLue t that the srotements and information on the ti,regoing application are true and accurate, to the best of my knuwledke and I behalf. r�/ rGIt4 zpc Print.Name .-^-- .Signature of Owncr or;%urhoneed .. 'ent -- Date --- (.Si ned under the rams and penalties of rer'ur)) NATES: � L An Owner who obtains a building permit to do his/her own work,or an owner +k ho hires in urneeutered crmira,io, (not registered in the Home Improvement Contractor CHIC) Program), will not have access to the Ilhol:uhm j program or guaranty fund under M.G.L. c. 112A. Other important inhumation im the HIC Program and Construction Supervisor Licensing (CSL(can be found in 780 CbIR Regulation, I MR6 and 1 IO.RS. re,pecusclN When substantial work is planned,provide the information below: — Total tltays area tSq. Ft.) (including garage, finished basemerrUnttics.deckN or pinch, ( Gross living area rSq. FL) ._ }dubitable room roum Number ri(fnrplaces_„— Number of hedruums Number or hathroonts Number of li,dllhath, f�pe of ha.rnna Svstcm Number tit decks(pi+rrhes -____________. _ 'type it aoohng Scstem_.. �— •LnclnSed t)pcn ) "Total Project Square Footage" stay be substituted tier 'Fofal Project C,ist- . , • '��'`�-- I �-( �. �Z -� _> �- . . � �3 ► y � g�� 7 � �b � Che Conunomvealth of Massachusetts CI'fY OF .��, Board of[3uilding Regulations�nd St�ndards Sr\LE�bI � i I �lassachusetts Stare Buiiding Coda, 730 CMR Revi.sed.Llur 2DlI �(� h Building Permit Application To Construct, Repair, Renovate Or Demolish a ~ /p��.f 5 '�I L�17 1 I, Une-nr Tiva-Fmnily Divellin,q �� STR�T �'�11_.iE_ ThisSectionForOfficialUseOnl � /1 l3uildin� PermitNumbnr: D teApplied: "Z � l � � � -- DuilJing 01'ticiu!(Print Name). 161I�111I0� . �� C � SECTIO� L•SITE INEOR�� ATfO`F I.I Nroperty Address: 1.2 Assessoro binp 3� Pnrcei�umbere � Map Number Parcel Number I.la Is this nn xcepted street?yes i�o i.s Luning iuiorn:,:iiais: I.J Property Dimenslons: , , Lot Area(sy tl) Frontage(It) �� "Luning Dislrict Irupused Use � I.5 �uildingSetbncks(ft) Front Yurd SiJe Yunls Rear Y:ud ReyuiR� Provided Reyuired ProvideJ Required Provided 1.61Vater Supply:(M.G.L c.40,§Sd) l.7 Flood Zone Informatlon: L8 Sewnge Disposnl System: Zane: _ Outside Fiuod Zone? Municipal�On site disposal system ❑ Public� Private❑ Clieck if es� SECTIONZ: PROPERTY0IVNERSHIP�` � 2.1 Owner of RecorJ: � �� S��p � �� Z o /.?.�YM�?/l"A� G7( �me(Print) � T— City,Slate,ZIP f'� �¢/X�CG�� S� '�� o.C• B��a �C/�� Nu.miJ Strect Telephona Gn�il rWdresg SECTION J: DESCRIPT[ON OF PROPOSED 1VORK'(check nU that�pply) New Construction❑ ExistinS Buildin Owner-Occupied ❑ Repairs(s) 0 Alteration(s) Addition ❑ Demolitiun Jlu Accessory BIJg.❑ Ntunber of Unit9� Other ❑ Specil'y: �rief Description of Proposed Wurk': '; °"`S ` '�" I ! . .. rS � � - 1��li ov--s , L' � � SECTIOY�: ESTtAIATED CO�STRUCT[ON COSTS � Escimated Cosis: OPOcial Use Oniy � Itcin L:�bur ond blaterials) . I. Lluildin; $ �30� 1. Duilding Permit Fee:3 Indicate how f'ee is detennined: � ❑Standard Ciry/Tyan Applicatiun F�e �. F�«uk,�� -Z+ B�� p Total Project Coxt�(ftem 6)s multiplinr s 3. Plumbing S !s•(fTI� 2. O�her Fees: S %/J�� l. \Icehanic;il (HV;\C) $ � LiSL' ��•. i. \(xhanic:il (I�irc ,� futal All fces: 5 Su �rci�iun) �j Check Yu. Check Antounk C�sh:lmuwtt: (,.'1'ut:il Pro,jcct CusC —°'/`'B"� �� ❑Paid in Full ❑Outstanding 11al;mce Duc:_ �Y�� db C�� , - sec•r�o�s: co�vsrauc�r�o�sH av�ces 5.1 Cunstru.tion Super � ur Liccnse(CSL) ' - 7S" � U � . y Liccnsc Numbcr '. pira wn Date Nm ie C ffoldcr List CSL'fype(s¢e bcluw) �7 ��/ �� Type � Descriplion No. ,nd Succt c.-� U Unreslricled Uuildin s u to 35,000 cu. fl.) �/�/jr7 /�� R Restrichd 1 Pt2 Famil D�vellin City/fuwn,State,ZIP �N Wason RC Raotin Cuvcrin WS 1VinJuw and SiJin SF Solid Fuel Durning r\ppli;uices I Insulatiun �� iii�z �inail uJJrese D Uemuliliun 5.2 Rcgistered Home Improvement ContracMr(HIC) FIIC Ragistr�tion Number G.rpirution U.ite . � i IIC Cump:my Yamc ur HfC Registmr,t N:une \ No. anJ Strcet Emuil aJJrese � Cit /Tu�vn,State ZIP 'fcle hone SECT[ON 6:WORKERS'COMPENSATION IIVSURAIVCE AFF[DAVIT(61.C.I:.c. 152.4 25C(�).. Wurkers Compensation Insurmce affidavit must be completed and submitted with this application. Failure to provide this nftidavit will result in the denial of the Is�uance of the building permit. Signed AtTidavit Attached? Yes ..........❑ No...........❑ S ECTION 7u:O�VNE R AUTHORIZATION.TO BE COIVI PLETE D W k!EN: : . ONNER'SAGENTORCONTRACTORAPPLIE9FORIiUILDINGPERl1(IT I I,as Owner oFthe subject property,hereby nuthorize - t9 ut on my behalf,in all matrers relutive to work authorized by this building permit application. I Print O�mer's N:m�e(Electronic SiE;nalurc) Date SECTIOY 7b: OW�ER�OR.\UTHORIZED ACENT DECLARATION Oy enterin�my nnme below, I hereby attest under the pains:uid penalties of perjury that all of the informntiun cunt�ined in diis ap lication is true nn nccurate to the best of my knowledge and understanding. .L Gf � Print O�vncr�ur Autl�vizeJ AgenPs Num• Electronic ignalure) D;�to iV0'PES: I. An Owner who uhtains a buildinS permit ro Jo his/her uwn�vork,ur an owner who hires an unregistered cuntractor (nut rcgistered in the Flome Improvement Contrxtar(H(C) Progr:im),will nn�have access ta qie arbitration program or�uarmity Fwid under:bI.G.L.c. I�?A.Odier important inFormation on ihe HIC Progmm can be Cound at ww�v.masi. •uy �:bc;i Informatiun un Ihe Constructiun Supzrvisor Licensa r.m be Found at n�o�v.m:ui.��o�:'dLs • � �. 1Vhen substantial�vurk is pl;umed,proviJa tlu infonnntion below: futal fluor orea(sy. R.) (including gamge, tinisheJ 6asement/attics,daks or purch) I Oruss living ore�(sq. it.) Habitable raom count �um6cr uF tireplaees Number aF bedrooms uumbcr uF b:ithruums Numbar uf h:dt%baths 1'ype uF hcating;ystun �umber uF dcck�/purchcs 1'ypoofcuulingsy�tcm �ncluicd Opcn.. i. "P�.�hd Project Syuare FouL�gc„may bc substitutcd t��r"futal Projcct CosP. I •/.�c� • , l�E i Y �� Ji11.L',141� LV�IJSi'11..L7LJE 1 15 . �: .. � 3�p �t;r �, L3L'I1,UI�G DEP�R'C�(E.`iT �i'�1 5� I?O C�I.��NC�IGTON$TREET, 3�O FLOOR �.,�"'�' ' 'I� (978) 7i5-9595 �� F.�r(978) 74Q-98�6 KI�CpFAI.EY DRISCOLL �Y.iYOA ' � . THORUISST.PiE.BRfi DIRECTOR OF PC9LIC PROPERTY/BL'II.DI\G CO�LtilISStONER � �Vorkcrs' Compensation insurance AfEiduvit: Builders/Contractors/Electricians/Plumhero Applicant Infnrmrtin�n Plcatie Print i,epiblx V(Iilll' (13usinc+.vO�ganilatiom'Individual): AJdress: City/Statc/7.ip: Phone it: Are ynu an cmployerl Check the appropriate buY: � '1'ype uf proJect�(requlred): L� I �m o employer wi[h �. � 1 am a general cuntracior and I 6. ❑New cunswction employe�s(full anJ/oc part-time):• have hired Ihe sub-contracmn ? un a solc proprietor nr p:utncr- list�d on the attached ahect.� 7.'�Aemodelin� �ihip and havc no employces These sub-contraerors have tl(Q nemolition Iwurking ti�r mc in any capaciry. wm�kzrs'comp. insutanca y, � Ouilding additiun � �No worken comp. i�surancc 5. ❑ We are a cornoration mid i�s . rcyuired.] ofticers have exercised their �0. 6lecrrical repairs or additions I J�I om a hoincuwner duing all worl< cight of exentpliun pr.r MGL 1 I. Piumbing rcpuirs or udditions mytelf. [\o workera'cump. c. 152, §I(4),and we have nn 12.0 Roof repairy insuranet rtyuired.J t emplayeea. (No workcrs' . �g Q Olher - cump. insurancenyuircd.J . � 'n^y�ppl'a:mt tlut checke bux nl muxt alsu fill uw ih¢ned;un bcluw showing iheit woden'wmpensmion pulicy inliirmaliun. �I L+m�•owM�n whu whmil Ihis slTdivil indicaling ihry arc doinu all work md Ihcn hirC uutbide coNmctars mmt nihmil a ncw aflidaril indipting xuch �<'nnim.wn�hul ch�ck thi�bua mmt aitazh.zi an r�Lliiimwi.hcet shnwinp�Im mm�e of thc iubtoNneton anJ ihcir worktta'comp.pulicy infumimion. /une un empluyer�lm!is providinK�vorkers'contptusadun iiisurance jor my einpluyees. !Teluw Is fhe pollcy mtd Jub silp ;��f�,�,,,u��.,�. Insurance Company Vaine: ._._.._ Paliry N or Sdf-iity. Lic. t�; __.,,_ Enpiralion Dale: � y lub Si�e AJdress: - City/State/Zip: � ,11l:Wch a cnpy uf!he �rorlters' compensatton puliey de.larutlon paKe(shawing the pulicy number and exp(ratton date). F'ailure w securo cover,�ge as mquireJ unJcr Scelion 25A of�iGL c. 152 c�n IeaJ to�he imposi�ion of crintinal penalties oFa tine up to$I,SOU.UO und/or one-year imprisonmen4 as wcll�s civil penalties in thu fonn uf u STO?WORK ORDER aru a fine nFup ro S'_�0.00 u Jay �gainst iht viularor. 13e adviscd that a�c�py uf ihis statcmcnt may�: funv�rdcd to Ihn OI'licu of Invcstigwiuns af tlic nIA For insurence urvcrogc vcritientiun. - . I do lrerrby crrrij rr�hr p�irtr a+J i�u!(lr.�'ujpery'ary f/m(dm iufurnm7iva pruviJeJ uGuve is Irur wtJ correeL . ��.��. � u/ Uatr. � �Ci . �/�-✓' �l Phunc 1: OJ)icrui rue mily. Do nu�ruriu in�lris u�ru,m be cou�pleled by ciry ur mivn nJJiciuL � Citynr'fuwn: _..__.. . .__ Prrm{t/I.Imneek ' . � -- ----.. . ........-- Itsuing Aulliurily(cirdc unc): I. 6uard uC Ilcalih 2. Iluilding Ucparlincnt .l.Cilylfurvu Clcrk -0. Electrical lnspcctur 5. Plumhiny; fuspccmr � 6. O�hcr I Cuiiiact Pcrsnn: ' ____ Phonc B: ----- � --._.-�_—._.-------�--- —_J � ,:!�� , CITY OE S.�L.E1,f, ti�:1SSACHGSETI'S a � � , �: �CILD4\G DEP.�R'I1lE`�T �;�� ` l?01(/.�SHC�IGTOV STREET, 3�D FLpOIt �'�.� ��;;�� a� �3s-��s�s F.+x��a� �-w-�eas K1\iHERL.EY DIiISCOLL ;b��YOR 1'�[o�c�.s ST.P�.uts DIRECTpA UF PI;BLlC PROPERIY�HCIIDL�IG CO�L�((J5IOVER �,'onstructiun De�bris Disposal �ftidavit (reyuirad for all dcmolition and renuvation work) [n accordance with the sixdi edition of the 5tatn Bui(ding Coda, 730 CMR section t l 1.5 Debris, ;uid die provisions of�iGL c 40, S �4; Building Permit ik is issued with the condition that the debris resulting from this work shall be disposcd oF in x properly licensed waste disposal facility as defincd by �bfGL c l 1 l, S I SOA. "I'hc dcb�s will be transportcd by: � y C°fJkCo (nome oFltauler) � 'I�Ite ilebris will be disposed of in : r. � - �� _S�_. 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Fx. � � � ex. ex. i,_2 " � ` ��SriN� EATING Q � Q a � �, i s'�i4-- � � `� NOOK DECK BELOW � � � � � A �' + �b`e '�/t l ' 1�1 � Y � I 4�_�" I 8�_9��_ I 5'-0" 4 �?� m A L1 48�_8�� ' ROOF I �=2�„ � ��u 4 � PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN ///�''�� „ � W SCALE: I/4"= I'-0" � J ; L _ - ---- -- _ --- -- -- __ _ _—_ ___ __ ; ___ ---- ---_ — ---- -- -- -- _ _ -- ____ - --- ' �.- i 'G i Salem Historical Commission 120 WASH1NGj Clio S1 REET. SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 0 970 (978)61c,' 5685 FAX j978i 740 04014 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ✓ painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C)and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntyre r Address of Property:87 Federal Street Name of Record Owner:Bagel Lieberman Description of Work Proposed: • Repaint house in kind to match existing colors There will be no changes in color,mater* design, location or outward appearance.Non-applicable due to work being in-kind painting. Dated: February 13,2019 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. Once completed,please submit a photographs)of the final result(maximum of four-Le. one photograph of each a,f)`ected fafade). THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings(or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work.