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It you want this receipt postmarked'stick the gummed stuff on the left portion of the address side of the article,leaving the recelpt a0ad�red;and present the article at a post office service window or hand it to your rural carrier.{no extra charge) 2. If you do not want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub on the left portion of the address'. side of the article,date,detach and retain the receipt,and mail the article. - 3. If you want a return receipt,write the cerfified-mall number and your name and address on a return receipt card,Form 3811,and attach it to the frontof the afdcle by means of the gummed ends if space permits.Otherwise,afix to back of article.Endorse front of article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED adjacent to the number. - - 4. If you want delivery restricted to the addressee,onto an authorized agent of the addressee, endorse RESTRICTED DELIVERY on the front of the article. 5. Enter fees for the services requested in the appropriate spaces on the front of this receipt.If return receipt is requested,check the.�plicable blocks in Item 1 of Form 3811. 8. Save this receipt and present it if yourmake inquiry. t No. 449278 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL (See Reverse)_ MT STREET-AND NO. d P.O.,S ATE A ZIP CODE POST $ y CERTIFIED FEE 6 ILLY SPECIAL DELVERY G p y RESTRICTED DELIVERY G LL W W ¢h SHOW WHOM ANp> > PATE DELIVERED LIVERED Q I¢Iyy I¢Wy tO N SHOW TO WHOM,DATE, N < p AND ADDRESS OF 6 A. O V DELIVERY 4 6 DELDIVE TO WHOM AND DATE ED WITH RESTRICTED S G R DELIVERY _ = SHOW TO WHOM,DATE AND Q CADDRESS OF DELIVERY WITH Q RESTRICTED DELIVERY TOTAL POSTAGE AND FEES $ � POSTMARK OR DATE - c a M D a. STICK POSTAGE STAMPS TO ARTICLE TO COVER FIRST CLASS POSTAGE, CERTIFIED MAIL FEE,AND CHARGES FOR ANY SELECTED OPTIONAL SERVICES.(see halo . - 1. If you want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub on the left portion of the address side of the article,having the receipt attached,and present the article at a post office service window or hand it to your rural carder.(no extra charge) 2. If you do not want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub on the left portion of the address side of the article,date,detach and retain the receipt,and mail the article. 3. If you want a return receipt,write the certified-mail number and your name and address on a return receipt card,Form 3811,and attach it to the front of the article by means of the gummed ends if space permits.Otherwise,afix to back of article.Endorse front of article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED adjacent to the number. 4. If you want delivery restricted to the addressee,or to an authorized agent of the addressee, endorse RESTRICTED DELIVERY on the front of the article. 5. Enter fees for the services requested in the appropriate spaces on the front of this receipt.If return receipt is requested,check the applicable blocks in Item 1 of Form 3811. 6. Save this receipt and present it if you make inquiry. No. 449280 Pori RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL NO INSURANCE COVERAGE-PROVIDED— NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL (See Reverse( SENTTO 't)5 61 J� _ CoVCC-LA 10 "Dt L. STREEJ P.�O�..�ST�TATi ANC.�50 ,�/J POSTAGE 4- $ y CERTIFIED FEE Q W WW SPECIALDELIVERY Q p RESTRICTED DELIVERY Q LL W W 1QY SHOW WHOM AND >F > GATE DELIVERED Q ¢Iyy W to '. SHOW TO WHOMESS1 GATE. N < G AND ADDRESS OF Q O Z W DELIVERY 6 O W SHOW TO WHOM AND DATE , G DELIVERED WITH RESTRICTED Q p G DELIVERY SHOW TO WHOM,DATE AND V SADDRESS OF DELIVERY WITH Q RESTRICTED DELIVERY 70TAL POSTAGE AND FEES S -� 0 POSTMARK OR DATE lY Q a ;@ fi -; o STICK POSTAGE STAMPS TO ARTICLE TO COVER FIRST CLASS POSTAGE, CERTIFIED MAIL FEE,AND CHARGES FOR ANY SELECTED OPTIONAL SERVICES.(see front) 1. If you want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub on the left portion of the address side of the article,leaving the receipt attached,and present the article at a post office service window or hand it to your rural carrier.(no extra charge) 2. If you do not want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub on the left portion of the address side of the article,date,detach and retain the receipt,and mail the article. 3. If you want a return receipt,write the certified-mail number and your name and address on a return receipt card,Form 3811,and attach it to the front of the article by means of the gummed ends if space permits.Otherwise,afix to back of article.Endorse front of article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED adjacent to the number. 4. If you want delivery restricted to the addressee,or to an authorized agent of the addressee, endorse RESTRICTED DELIVERY on the front of the article. 5. Enter fees for the services requested in the appropriate spaces on the front of this receipt.If return receipt is requested,check the applicable blocks in Item 1 of Form 3811. 6. Save this receipt and present it if you make inquiry. r COMMONWEALTH OF �!ASSACHUSETTIS WETLAND PROTECTION ACT G.L. C. 131. s.40 EXTENSICN PERMIT DATE October 1, 1976 FILE NO. 64-1 PROJECT LOCATION23 Glendale St. TO: CERTIFIED MAIL NO. This document extends the order issued to Dion's Yacht Yard for a period of one year, from the date of termination of the last order issued in regard to this project or extension of same which ever is the later date. Si to a of Istuing Outhority On this 27'th,day of September 19 76, before me personally appeared the above Salem Conservation Commission members to me known to be the personsdescribed in and who executed the. foregoing instrument and .acknowledged thattheY executed the same their unu,iiry,„ as 1ii-& free act and deed, Don ld F. Hunt �'%•'.;� 2 ver Street, Salem, :„lass, 01970 r: :•:: `` MY COMMISSION EXPIRES &dk�g�� MARCH 7, 1980 Nota Public My commission expires . j • N N ( Palmer8 AREA FoR/� . CrrYof SALEM Cove Rip RAP J ( sewer trestle SALEM WILLOW AVE.. wer easamerr — \' SALEM PalmerISPt. HARBOR 175, 7xisting wood HARBOR c c c ulkhead Locus 0 0 3 0 ? storage ExiSting� shed 1 dockext(Bwidth) U m u iw 7-ExistingFloats( 7x25}� float J a1 q z ( C C ty LIC2551 ( U.SC.S. Pickering's �D10N'S Chart 240 Pt� :3 ock Lic.1�60_'• . YACHT YARD ' C; Area' too be dredg ,to 150 scale 1 • „ A� I=-' � q / , tj, o.i'8(tat' MLW.% 20000 P roPos e d GLENDALE — - - roposed sewer easement Fingar pi¢r St¢¢I bulkth)d �6..,' ST. - - - - - - - ro (124' I¢ng .�`�ro i,�.\� raliwa f�J r ,T y �� THO?IP.S 'c H Iic, 1290 c Leo Dion yURPHY y e W ih•t,f Scale Ain = 100 f t 1. CPM ---Pss� 1 l 200. 50 100 ro ( i O F SHEET 1 of 3 v ¢ m PLAN A OMPANYING PET1 OF i M rp — �LEO ) �D I O N . TO MAINTAIN PROPOSED and E_(1STIN.G 5T CTURES, CONSTRUCT TRAVELLIFT FIN GERPIER, STEEL BULKHEAg and to DREDGE- in SALEM HARBOR a UNE 1974 � k �� k . >� o » . �j / § . /� 2 § . � . �� m - \�� § 1� r �6 arl March 31, 1978 Mi:, John B. Powers _,Building Inspector. One Salem Green Salem MA 01970 RE: Bulkhead and pier repairs at Dion's Boat Yard, Glendale St. Dear Mr. Powers: At a regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Board, March 23, 1978, it was determined that the reconstruction work at Dion's Boat Yard, due to damage o.ccuring in the Feb.0 th storm, does not constitute substantial improvement: and that the reconstruction work that will take place is not . in violationof the Wetlands and Flood Hazard District Ordinance and does not require filing;for a ;permit provided that only reconstruction and repair of previously eicisting,.'structures will take place and that there will be no further:'e4cpansion. of facilities or additional filling of wetlands. This Determination'. 'io b'ised `on the following information: 1. Explanation--of reeonstructio-n work to take place for the storage shed bulkhead and.'pier �preserite'&by .the Planning Board Aide. (Based on site visit March 15, 1978) ' . 2. Discussion with Mr. Dion. ahout proposed reconstruction work. 3. . That.;approval' for` the'r'e'construction is not required by the Army Corps of Engineers b'ecaUso� the facility was in existence before December 16, 1968 _(befnr'e' licen'sing) , provided that there will be no further expansion of. facilities and no filling of Wetlands. (Confirmed by phone conversation`:with-Briair` Valiton' (3/13/78) at the Enforcement Division of the Regulation Branch`'of the Army, Corps.) 4. That approval is not='required by the Department of Environmental Quality Engineerdredginging (Confirmedthhyt` there will be nj' filling of wetlands or g g P y..- phone conversati n with Ray'Marino 3 :13%7 ,,at; x DEQE in Tewksbury) D � APR 41978 SgIEM CONSERVAll COMM. 'j • Page 2 5. That a Determination of Non—Applicability has been issued by the Conservation Commission (site visit 3/12/78) because there will be no additional filling of wetlands and only reconstruction of structures previously in existence before the Feb. 7th storm will take place. Sincerely, 9f Walter Power III MM/sm Chairman " Conservation Commission Salem. Massachusetts 01970 March 13, 1978 ON SITE INSPECTION REPORT MR. LEO DION"S BOAT YARD GLENDALE STREET, SALEM MA As a result of an on site inspection taken on March 12, 1978 by several members of the Salem ConCom the following observations were made: a. Floor of boathouse and riprap to the side of the boathouse located on the northeast section of the property needs replacing. (note #1 on accompanying sketch) b. Pier, pilings and dolphins located on the northeast section of the property needs replacing. (note #2 on • attached sketch) c. Bulkhead located on the southeast section of the property needs replacing. (note #3 on attached sketch) The proposed action was decided upon: a. An ' Emergency Order' cannot be issued at this time because Mr. Dion will have to have to have more than 50% replacement which was not previously liscensed under MGL #91 . b. At the next Conservation Commission meeting, scheduled at 8:00 P.M. on March 21 , 1978) , a "Determination of applicability" of Chapter 131 , Section #40 will be made. It is anticipated that a decision of non-applicability will be made relevant to the work proposed for the floor of .the boathouse, riprap, pier, pilings and dolphins since the replacement of existing structures only is is planned. c. ' A Notice of Intent will be required for proposed work on bulkhead since Mr. Dion indicated that the new bulkhead will be constructed in a different place from the existing one. • it -2- At the Conservation Commission meeting of March 21 , 1978, Mr. Dion • stated that the bulkhead .(#3 on the sketch) will be repaired by placing a new bulkhead in front of the damaged one and that no filling will be done. For this reason, the repair of the bulkhead will not require a Notice of Intent since the replacement of existing structure, only, is planned Members present at the March 12, 1978 inspection were Commissioners: Bradford C. Northrup Brian E. French James Rienhardt David Devoe Pawl Willis Submitted By: • F' Joseph F. Antonelli Conservation Aide • J Cons °� Commission r. = Sabin. Massachusetts 01970 Y/fi'ZI� �A) ,�� fli,ccKNZGt� - �, \ Lol�eh'�4 �� \ A-rJs7 u�r=1�HCLci I \\ d�6W 6LU 7CN%AD ��,�.CMlDIT J ;� (1�un5erfr�tiun �Iammi�siun A ,,,�.�.� � �ttlem, ��ttsstttllusP##s Notice Of Public Hearing Subjects Dion's Yacht Yard 23A Glendale Street Salem, Mass. 01970 Department Of Natural Resources Files 64-1 Dates Tuesday, February 18, 1975' Times 7s30 P.M. Locations South Branch Library 47 Ocean Avenue Salem, Mass. The Salem Conservation Commission in accordance with the provisions of The Wetlands Protection Act (General Laws, Chapter 131 , Section 40 & amended by Chapter 818 of 1974) will hold a public hearing at the above time and place for the purpose of informing the public concerning plans to construct and/or maintain a travel lift finger pier and a steel bulkhead retaining dredged material and to dredge an area 285 feet long and 5532- feet wide to an eleva- tion of 8 feet below mean low water between existing marine railways. 4lDard F,man . _. 4.. a yy M1• ._ x • . - May 9. 1976 ; Mr. John J. Hannon' Chief of Engineers Dept. of Environmental `'Quality, Engine,ering ' Division of Waterways 4 100 Nashua Street Boston, Mass. 02202 Re1,' Dion's Yacht Yard Salem, Mass, r r. . Dear Mr. Hannone " On or about day 4, '1976,,`ihe Salem Conservation Commission issued a 'cease and desist order t0' DiOl1'3 Yacht Yard which was ` in .the process. of dumping approximately. 1,500 cubic. yards .(Dion's - .figures) of rip, rap' to strengthen the pier which supports the metal storage shed'.at the 'foot of Willow Avenue in Salem, Mass. - Dion's Yacht Yard had not filed' a Notice Of,Intent under the Wetlands Act ,(131s4O) . "This'work is1neither described in DNR file ' 64-1 under which we issued our Order of Conditions on `3/9/75 nor in the Division Of Waterways Environmental- Assessment Form under-. Project I,D s :,73W-;1486 On+May ,7,, '1976, I' :discussed the rip -'rapping of the storage shed support pier with engineer Mario Cenci of your. department. Please investigate this matter as. soon as` possible and telephone me if necessary. "Is it possible- to include this work under the division's.'present five yea'r. permit? What is the permit number? Thank you very much. Sincerely, ., �Donald F. Hunt ' 138 Federal Street Salem, Mass. 01970 Tel. 744-5967 P. S. :A Copy of Cease and Desist will ",be mailed under separate, , cover. DFHsesh p xp g. Telephone (617) 744-0844 DION'S YACHT YARD } 23A GLENDALE STREET FOUNDED 1914 (Complete Repair Facilities) (Dockage fS Fuel) Salem, Mass. ............................1`.'1 LY...4................... 197..6.... Mr. Richard Morton, As per our telephone conversation 5/4/76, I request an extension on my existing permit ##DNR 64-1 incere1 , Leo A. Dion P.S. In the future, I request such an extension each year, so that I won't run into this kind of a problem again. c % MOM NOUVA83SN03 W31VS 9L6! AV" VV1 .V �4.CONUIj,4 Calm er�ztfi Lill &111116E"Sirfil 'r.�° Rrg �2i�EItI� c'�ci$Sct'C��IiSE"t�$ _ WETLANDS REPORT FORM How reported: _ �y N0/V-f- P&k pr p(q (by phone? by who ?) Date: LW .3 /w Time: Place: Iv eLLuw Z1V4 ni01J'S j3igpr Ward:_ -5 — 1MA<T-jw24U . Board of Assessors Map No; �3 Lot No. ( $� Name of owner(s) : -w(3.,a(2T 'D/oay - Mailing address: 7i2J GLe'vol F,—G 57 Ae-we4 (if different) Person(s) reviewing site; aj ji,4ap 440 f2j-w y f4UL tit i ZLis Photographs taken: � -e_ J J 'Z Number; J Z i Samples taken: Anayls.is needed: Jy� People seen: o �V Site remarks :_ 1iap/g� d(�V�J� p/aZT- Determination:_ j7v12S A'pp' "�-o Se4f 9 Action taken: A-9!�jueaTlmn 00v-Y'L'.a.0 J Other: Signed: 6Turtserfrtt#fart ��mmtsiutt July 299 1974 ?fir. George A, Au'bertln 17 Saltonstall parkway Salems tease« 01970 So s Dion"s Yacht Yard Dear George s Uhler Legal Notices in the Salem Neu'es ayo July 2% 1974s there appeared notice of a Dept. of Public Works$ Division Of waterways hearing in Boston on 8/1/7 4 for Dion"s Yacht Yard.# please contact Leo and offer h1m our servAoes.. 7 wmsgd, like you to set up the long overdue metland hearing when. Lea Dion is ready. Thank yom very! much. Donald F. Rant Rlrman DPP a esh *as on"s Yacht Yard r' WETLAND PROTECTION ACT MASSACHUSETTS G.L . C.131 s. 40 NOTICE OF INTENT ALL PARTS OF THIS FORM .SHALL 3E COMPLETED UNDER THE PAINS AND PENALTY OF PERJjR'� INCLUDING THE ENVIRONMENTAI. DATA FORM ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREO_ 00 THE FILING MAY BE CONSIDERED INCOMPLETE. / DATE 1. Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of G.L. C.131 s. 40, that the proposed activity as submitted herein falls within the jurisdictio: of said statute, and is located in the City/Town - �C e��/ r E/✓- Z��a �`� Street Recorded at the Registry of ,Book Page - , Certificate (if registered) 2. The name(s) , address and telephone number of owner (s) of the subject land are: NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO. V 3. I have filed identical Notices and plans by Certified Mail with- the. following: Conservation Commission. (original) Date Mass. Department of Natural Resources 100 Cambridge St. , Boston (3 copies) Date Mass. Department of Public Works 100 Nashua St. , Boston (1 copy) Date 4. Have all permits, variances and approvals as required by C. 131 s.40 been obtained? (yes or no) . Attach copies to original Notice of Intent. 5: Enclosed is Statutory Filing Fee of $25.00; payable to City or Town. 6. The name, address and telephone number of -the owner' s representatives (if any) are as follows: NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO. Attorney Engineer _ Agent 4 7. The purpose of the uro ec is: (Use additi nal sheets if necessary) \ B. Owner ' s (or agent ' s signature) ( �7 24 _ WETLAND PROTECTION ACT '1 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA FORM 1. All parts of this form are to be filled out by the applicant or his acent under the provisions of G.L. CH. 131 s . 40. 2. Where a section is not relevant to the application in question, the words "Not applicable" should be entered on the appropriate line. NAME OF APPLICANT r� ` ADDRESS OF APPLICANT MUNICIPALITIES WHERE ACTIVITY IS PROPOSED AND NOTICE IS FILED. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY INVOLVED IN APPLICATION (including the dimensions of any existing buildings, decks, marinas, . existing cesspools) DESCRIPTION OF .MODIFICATIONS PROPOSED ON THE SITE, including grading, dredging, removal of vegetation, etc. - ` A. SOILS 1. United States Department of Agriculture Soil Types (show on map) 2. Permeability of soil on the site. (Dates of testing) 3. Rate of percolation of water through the soil. (Dates of testing) B. SURFACE WATERS 1. Distance of site from nearest surface water (Date of measurement) 2. Sources of runoff water 25 _ _ 2 3. Rate of runoff from the site Destination of runoff water 5. Chemical additives to runoff water on the site . C. GROUND COVER 1 . Extent of existing impervious ground cover on the .site 2. Extent of proposed impervious ground cover on the site 3. Extent of existing vegetative cover on the site 4. Extent of proposed vegetative cover on the site D. TOPOGRAPHY 1. Maximum existing elevation on site a� 2. Minimum existing elevation of site 3. Maximum proposed elevation of site 4. Minimum proposed elevation of site 5. Description of proposed change in topography E. GROUND WATER 1. Minimum depth to water table on site (at time of filing) 2. Maximum depth to water table on site (at time of filing) 3. Seasonal maximum ground water elevation F. WATER SUPPLY 1 . The source of the water to be provided to the site 2. The expected water requirements (g .p.d. ) for the site .�. . rr"HE usCs to w-ich water will be but 3 G. SEWnGE D=SPOSAL 1. Sewage disposal system (description and location on the site, of system) 2. Expected content of the sewage effluents (human waste, pesticides, detergents, oils, heavy metals, other chemicals) 3 . ,. Expected daily volumes of sewage H. SOLID WASTE 1. Estimated quantity of solid waste to be developed on the site 2. Method for disposal of solid waste 3. _ Plans for recycling of solid waste I. BOAT YARDS, DOCKS, MARINAS 1. Capacity of marina (number of boats, running feet) 2. Description of docks and floats (site, dimensions) + 3. Description of sewage pumpout facilities (type of waste disposal) 4. Description of fuelling facilities and fuel storage tanks 5. Description of fuel spill prevention measures and equipment J. IMPACT OF PROPOSED ACTION APPLIED FOR 1 . Effects on plant spec _s (upland an;--, 2. Effects oal r;arine species (shellfish, finfish) �` r 27 - 4 _ ,T- 3. Effects on drainage and runoff 4. . Effects on siltation of surface waters 5. Effects on y--oundwater quality 6. Effects on surface water quality K. ALTERNATIVES TO PROPOSED ACTION 1. Describe alternatives to the requested action 2. Describe the benefits of the requested action over the alternatives 1 28 - ,'... � � `� vJ � c�.., � � �� -� COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY/TOWN OF CONSERVATION COMMISSION REQUEST FOR COMPLIANCE' -MASSACHUSETTS G.L. c.131 §40 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT PROJECT LOCATION- End of Willow Ave. DATE: May 4, 1976 Map 33 Lot 750 TO: Dion ' s Boat Yard Robert Dion 23 Glendale Salem, Massachusetts After all inspection of the project indicated above, it has buen determined that, the area upon which work is proceeding is potentially essential to public or private water supply, ground water supply, flood control,storm damage prevention, prevention of pollution, protection of land containing shell fish or the protection of fisheries. Therefore, the hereby makes the following request that: 1. The owner of the subject property, his agents and employees and parties entering the premises pur- suant to a contract with the owner or his agents and employees immediately cease and desist from any and all removal, dredging, filling or altering of any bank,flat, marsh, meadow or swamp bordering on the ocean or on any existing creek,river,stream,pond,or lake or on any land under said waters or any land subject to tidal action, coastal storm flowage or flooding. 2. No further work take place or the subject property until such time as the acting under said chapter has issued an Order of Conditions regulating the said work. 3. The owner of the subject property file appropriate forms and plans as required by G.L. a.131 §40. ISSUED BY: CERVATION COMMMISSION hbrm F Massachusetts Association of Coirtorvat.iou Cool 1issioun to-Ni-TL 506 Statler Office Building,Park Square, Boston,Morn. 021.16 `�� ,i � � � �� COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITY/TOWN OF CONSERVATION COMMISSION REQUEST FOR COMPLIANCE NIASSACHUSETTS G.L. c.131 §40 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT PROJECT LOCATION Dion' s Boat Yard DATE: May 4, 1976 Assessor' s Map 33 Lot 750 TO: Mr. Leo Dion 23 Glendale Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 After an inspection of the project indicated above, it lies berm determined Lliat fit(,area upon whicli work is proceeding is potentially essential to public or private water supply, ground water supply, flood control, storm damage prevention, prevention of pollution, protection of land containing shell fish or the protection of fisheries. Therefore, the hereby makes the following request that: 1. The owner of the subject property, his agents and employees and parties entering the premises pur- suant to a contract with the owner or his agents and employees immediately cease and desist from any and all removal, dredging, tilling or altering of any bank, flat, marsh,meadow or swamp bordering ou the ocean.or on any existing creek,river,stream,pond,or lake or on any land under said waters or any land subject to tidal action, coastal storm flowage or flooding. S. No further work take place on the subject property until such time as the acting under said chapter has issued an Order of Conditions regulating the said work. 3. The owner of the subject property file appropriate forn.s and plans as required by G.L. c.131 §40. .IISSSUED BY: ERVAT]ON COMMMISSION i Form I' NlamuoLunutls Assuaiutiuu of CeusorvuUou Cummisxiuiia lo-Ili-72 506 Statler Office Building,Park Square, Boston, Alms. 021.16 y � �' �II1T5ETf?c�tiQxY V.QiTCTtiT55iIIYt 16 THE SALEM. MASS., EVENING NEWS— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975 on *%;raw -t ans construction, rojeet By DAVID StVA:tiSON short-term effects on fish, said about 2.500 cubic yards of ? News Staff wildlife and the quality of air the sediment would be hauled SALEM— A group of Palmer and water resources. from the dock area by trucks Cove residents voiced support But the report also stated that and disposed in state-approved Tuesday for a neighboring any environmental dis- stockpile areas. marina owner's $100.000-plus placement would occur only due- If the project is approved and Plan to dredge an area of Salem ing the period of construetion. successfully completed, DioWs Harbor deep enough to haul 35- The state Division of Yacht Yard will become the ton boats out of the water at low- Waterways.an arm of the DPW, only marina on the North Shore tide. has indicated the $100.000 equipped to haul large boats At a public hearing before the project would be completed from low-tide waters. 24 hours Conservation Commission Leo .'within 5 years." per daJ, according to the Dion, owner of Dion's Yacht owner's son. Yard.- 23A Glendale St.. The proposed work is located In expressing support for the presented a 2-year-old plan to m a cove off Salem Harbor project, a spokesman for the construct a steel pier, a travel wfiich has been used by the 60- Palmer Cove Yacht Club told lift "finger pier" and perform a Fear-old boat yard for storage the 5-member board, "Dion has - dredging project in an area and boat repair. never failed to help a boat owner adjacent to Palmer Cove, near The abutting shore and in trouble, and this project will Forest River Park. adjacent area consists of single mean better accommodation Speaking on behalf of his and multi-residences, as well as and better service for many father, Robert Dion told the some industrial facilities. residents of Salem." commission that he proposed to A nearby beach. Leach Street, However. before the plan is dredge about 8 feet below mean is used for swimming.butaccor- approved it must be scrutinized low water level in an area 285 ding to DPW officials. dredging by numerous state agencies and ' feet long and 55 feet wide. would be prohibited during the granted a permit by the Army His remarks followed the dis- summer months. Carps of Engineers and the state closure of an environmental The younger Dion said the Division of Waterways. assessment report in which the dredging would remove about4,- it is an exhaustive, state Department of Public 500 cubic vards of sand and clay, bureaucratic process with which ' Works concluded that the half of which would becontained both Dions are familiar. The projectwill not cause significant in the steel bulkhead proposed first preliminar7 application environmental damage." for construction. The dredging was filed and rejected by the The report. read by commis- material, mosd% thick, black Division of Waterways 2 years lion Chairman Donald F. Hunt. odorless clay, is apparently fer- ago.-it wasn't until the third indicated, however, that the tile and well-suited for use as attetnpt that the firm submitted ,.dredging could have damaging land fill material. Younger Dion engineering plans acceptable to the department. The Conservation Commission was formed under the Wetlands Protection Act of 1972 and > focuses primarily on pollution, water supply and flooding in �. areas near coastal and inland - waters. - '1 An appendage of the` Department of Natural Resources, the Conservation Commission is basically a regulatory agency. Following the public hearing' Tuesday, the commission will submit within the next 2 weeks, a set of conditions under which Dion may proceed with the next steps of the dredging project,. which wilt include further presentations before state agen cies. WOODWARD - MOORHOUSE & ASSOCIATES, INC. 'I AN AFFILIATE OF WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS TWO PENNSYLVANIA PLA2A,NEW YORN,NEW YORN IOOOj (2121 695-6762 Principals Associeles ' Gerold L.Beker Malvin LE,riq )'vas Lecroi. Harry M.Horn Walter T.Jeckson Dennis J.Leary 23 October 1973 Richard A.Millet Noel M.Ravneberg Leonard H.YIe - - - - Mr. Robert Dion f Dion ' s Yacht Yard 23 Glendale Street Salem, Mass . j Dear Mr. Dion: At your request , we have had laboratory p„ analyses made of the material from your proposed dredging area. The mercury content is 60 parts per billion, which is unusually low and insignifi- cant in evaluating the dredging feasibility. Very truly yours , Walter T. Jackson QµoFEssloryq� Fti Professional Engineer 5� �F� �'IC �'vf WTJ/bt ! ' S •t5 Enc. O OF f THE $1 A1`c ,. i' k. • i,k CONSULIJNG ENGINEERS AND GEOLOGISTS , } Ctdde Addr*u "MReS►A" NEW YORK IA& NO. c 73-43742 ,1 NEW YORK 'TESTING: LA1130RATORIES9 INC. 61 URBAN AVENUE, WESTBURY, L. I., N. Y. 11590 516 tDaewood 4.7770 REPORT OF TESTS October 8. 1973 Lab. No. & Client — 73-43742 - Woodward Envi con ! Material — One (1) Bottom Sediment Sample Client's Order No. — Pending - Mr. Walter Jackson. V.P., Identification — - Submitted for — Mercury Content i We find as follows: t RESULTS a Analysis calculated on dry basis: 'J ,r Parameter Results Total Mercury, PPB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 We certify that this report is a true report of results obtained from our tests of this material . Respectfully submitted, NEW YORK TESTING LABORATORIES, INC. l G. 1 ry z To: Chi Officer Woodward-Moorehouse & Assoc. , Inc. Two Pennsylvania Plaza New York, N: Y. 10001 Att: Mr. Walter Jackson, V. P. gt Report on sample by client applies only to sample. Report on samples by us applies only to kit sampled. - Information contained herein is not to be used for reproduction except by special permission. _ samples retained for thirty days maximum after date of report unless specifically requestedotherwise by client. The liability of the New York Testing Laboratories,Inc.with respect to.the services charged for herein shall in no event exceed the amount of the invoice. roam I" am Telephone (617) 744-0844 Salem, Mass, Yo`. e-niV=r 29 1973 DION'S YACHT YARD 23A GLENDALE AVENUE FOUNDED 1914 (Complete Repair Facilities) (Dockage $3 Fuel) Donald bunt Salem Conservation 138 Federal .Street 3alen, !,"ass . 019110 Dear :Jon: T subi-dt to 'TOu t- follo'vinS pro ozal for -accl^ --tarC-- -- your coi7zdssion to enable -".le to 'iial+:e _'2 fol oc:ln liyilJrOti E::,^_?n tS '.nQ _ 3Ja1P5. to "fir —ofjosa.l is as _ollo�-;c : i w1 S!'_ %o constl'uc?J a pile rri ti ,ioer - ra•,r,=l 1i.ft - fii1�P•' n_._r �'it - f t .. -�,. •,,.•� _ -el _-- -bean r',=1, r..A_ . , a:; ".t i ll l -�Ci i_ Of an r_nr•_ � OcrinS -oiling; r1^el=e a = c :�r:iJl -.._^ urea G�i� t 1 iJ r,t i:eei7 e:il Sti'ri ma_ _ne _ to a e;3tii .o" Pit belo..r :-lean low -rater; -.coil _-ate_'-'-1 co--Sietir_ of i.ud and silt to be Jeuosited under e_i-s i-rZ C_ocl..ir -. 'e•9hin d i Le sheat-hed and e=*:J_St inn 1J J.1 1--'lead oZ t,ruc'..red a-.a-,. Tio denos, ts *whatsoever to flats or tidal r;ate<'s. :D7Qlo3ed of e ce ,find ci?ecd in ti'e a x-orOoriate ar1ount as perscribed by law. Don Hesitate to call one if there are any questions. c�2�o1 �vL-� _-eo Dion - , APPENDIX A ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM This form is provided to %assist you in determining whether a proposed project could cause significant environmental damage and ,thus require an environmental impact report. EXECUTIVE OFFICE Transportation DEPARTMENT Public Works DIVISION Waterways OTHER �144-09" PROJECT IDENTIFICATION DION'S YACHT YARD-SALEM HARBOR 73W-1480 PREDICTED"DATES:Date of License COMPLETION Within 5 years PROJECTED COST + :I. Background Information 1. Give, a brief description of the proposed projects, and describe how your agency is involved in the project. All work in tidewater requires a license from this Division under the provisions of Chapter 91. The petitioner proposes to maintain a travel lift, finger pier, steel bulkhead and to dredge in Salem Harbor. A small pier would extend out from existing bulkhead some 45' having a width of 5' , to be used as a travel lift. A steel bulkhead, retaining fill, will be placed along and parallel to a pier constructed under DPW license No. 1560. Proposed dredging is to be performed in an area 285' long and 55.5' wide to an elevation of 8' below mean low water and adjacent to the existing pier. �. 2.-- Describe the geographical area or areas which will be affected- by the project, including distinguishing natural and man-made characteristics, j• and a brief description of the present use of the area,or areas. The proposed work is located in a cove off Salem Harbor which has been used by this boat yard for a good many years for storage and boat repair. . ' The abutting shore and adjacent area consists of single and multi-residences, and some industrial facilities. . There is a beach area used for swimming, but it appears to be on the petitioner's flats. To the best of -our knowledge there are no distinguishing natural and/or man-made characteristice in the area. 2. I Assessment of Pnvrionmental Damage f Answer the following questions by placing a check in the appropriate space; . mage. Wherever consider both short and long term da "NO" is checked, indicate on the lines below the question why there will be no significant damage. Short Long - Term. Term • ... ___ ,, Yes No Yes No Could the pr6ject' affect the use of a recreational X X area or area of. important aesthetic value? This project should not significantly change the ::aesthetic or recreational use of this area. 2. :'.Are any of the natural or man-made features in affected areas unique; that is, not found in. other parts of the X. . X Commonwealth or nation? To the best of our knowledge there are no natural or man-made features in the affected-area that are j considered unique. Features would be common to any of the older coastal towns of Massachusetts. 3. . Could the project affect an historical or archaeolo- X X gical structure or site? — -- To the best of our knowledge there are no historical or archaeological structures-or sites_ that wou e, affected by this project: 4. Could the project affect the potential use, extrac- X : X tion, or conservation of a scarce natural resource? _ _ _The limit of this project is the dredging and the E necessary fill. No scarce natural resources wi ' be affected. - _--. - 5. Does the project area serve as a habitat, food source, nesting place, source of water, etc. for rare or endan- X X gered wildlife or fish species? The project area does not appear to be conducive to servehabitat, food source, etc. for any rare or endangered wildlife or fish species. 6.. Could the project affect fish, wildlife, or plant % X life? -- - --ion III - Please See Sect ,r - i 3. Short Long Term Term Yes No Yes No 7. " Are there any Fare or endangered plant species in affected areas? X X 1 . There are no rare or endangered plant species in the project area tote best o our now age.. j 8. Could the project change existing features of any of the Commonwealth's fresh,or salt waters or wet lands? - X X . Please See Section III Could the project change existing features of any of the Commonwealth's beach s? X X " f Please See Section III 10. Could the project result in the elimination of land presently utilized for agricultural purposes? X X . The project area is' not utilized for agricul[u`ral purposes. r 11. . Will the project require a variance from, or result 'n-a violation-of-any-statute,- ordinance, by-law, ----- regulation or standard, the major purpose of which is to prevent or minimize damage to the environment? X X This type of project does not require any variance ' from any existing statute, etc. 12. Will the project require certification, authorization or issuance of a permit by any local, state or federal environmental control agency?--,.--. X X" Please See Section III 14 • i V. Short Long Term Term Yes No Yes No 13. Will, the project involve the application, use or disposal of potentially hazardous materials? X X This project-does not require the application, etc. of any potentially hazardous materials. i- .14. Will. the project involve construction of facilities j r.in a flood plain? _ X _ X There are no flood plains involve in this project. ' 15r Could the project result in the generation of signi- X •ficant .amounts <of noise? X " Please See Section III — �r�eo rS } ' 16.. .Could the project result in the generation of signi- ficant amounts of dust? X X It is our opinion that no significant amounts of - dust will be generated by this project. p `•17..' - Will the project involve the burning of brush, trees, ' construction materials etc.? X PThis project does not involve the burning of brush ; t trees , etc. all remaining construction materials should . e removed from project site properly. 8. -Could-the-projectresult in a deleterious effect on - the quality ,oEany portion of the state's air or water resources? (If yes, indicated whether surface ground water, offshore.) c X X Please See Section III i� ._."ate ~t...... I - ' Short Long Term Term Yes No Yes No- Could the project affect a area of important • scenic value? X X This project will not affect the scenic value of the area. •20. Will the project result in any form of environmental — '% damage not. included in the above questions? _ :..X X • \ To the best of our knowledge this project will not result in any, form of environmental damage not included in the above questions. III. Statement of No Significant Environmental Effects .. '`.. A "YES" answer to any of the questions in Section II indicates that the project may cause significant environmental damage, and that an EIR will probably be required. If you have answered "YES" to one or more of the questions , but still -• think the project will•cause no significant environmental damage, indicate your reasons below. - 6.. . The project would displace or disrupt fish and/or plant life during the. construction period, however the area will -re-establish itself soon after Iproject completion. _ WTurbidity will result during construction -- however, restrictions would t be included in the license, ifranted, to allow dredging only during the non-bathing season; also method of dredging would be controlled to minimize any siltation. --�'"9-'Minor silting will take place "during construction but it should have no aignificant effect. 12. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Natural Resources, Department Of Public Health, Division of Water Pollution Control, Local Conservation Commission. 15. There will be normal construction noes during the construction period only, none when the project is completed. 18. Temporary affect during the construction period would result in a lower standard of the Commonwealth's water—resources -- however, once the project is complete there should be an improvement in'-the-water. , IV- Conclusions Place a check in the appropriate box, ' • 1._(>4i—It-has--been_determined_that the project will not cause significant . environmental damage. No further reports will be filed. 2. ( ) It has been determined that the project may cause significant environmental damage., A draft environmental impact will be (approximate date)-. . The draft report will be: Standard Extensive 5. . ( ) Combined 6. Joint, in participation with with ' designated as the lead' agency. Signature of Preparing Officer_4,zd em, Title Associate Commissioner, Division of Waterways Address 100 Nashua Street, Boston, MA 02114 Telephone_727-5060 +Attachments: Copy of project plan cc: ~Secretary, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs State Clearinghouse "Attorney General Appropriate Regional Planning Commission Other o . t 4 Palmers ctT•Y of SALE M T. C ov e Sewer trestle SALEM WILLOW AVE. sewer easement, ' SALEM PalmersPt. HARBOR 775`Yt�xisting wood HARBOR u - ulkhead Locus O 3 > > storage Exitting� , - dockexf(t3width) u � m shed h . J m ti ,i 0 _,//_�7-ExistingFloats(�x2 }loaf it V 5 51 LIc2 U.SC.S. Pickering's r ID I O NH bock Lic.156 S a 5O way Chart 240 �, Pt c YACHT YARD ti' Ci Area'.6 be dr?Cg¢�} tO 50 scale N A h �``� �A; d tnaf�aftat" M-LW. 20000 r � roposed Proposed GLENDALE — - - " ' Finger pier steel bulkhead �14^ se e� ¢a5em¢nt N th) ST. - - - - - - - - � — '� �_ (124 leng rai way 1290 � THOM %\o Leo Dion .,iZtl ;y �iH:�� wa 9 J Y i 3 qgt,{ Scale ro �; tin = 100 tt 200. 50 100 ro � tj r ¢ •E SHEET 1 of 3 PLAN AC PANYING OF TO MAINTAIN P'R6P0S D and E T CTURES, T CONSTRUCT TRAVELLIFT FIN GERP,IER,STEEL BULKHE4g and to DREDGE in SALEM HARBOR J UNE 1974 r.. 45-0� B --a� �5-0• 24I Beam EL. 13 TMH1K EL9.2 - --- - _ . -----... ---__ . / 5 Piles to c. Driven too 30ton bearing 9Piles > EL. 0.0 spur with spur pi!es pile _5.O" c.toc._ M.LW.. EL_O.0 Driven to 30ton / 2r bearing o� S Proposed Depth ` _g 1 , I 81 1 1 S 411 piles 12 butt epoint - ��<� 7Hofaas s�% SECTION A-A SECTION B-B 1in- 8ft scale MURPH Re. 459 r 2 O 4 9 '• ,�.. � clF yh'Z�S/eNRI E� \ i PLAN ACCOMPANYING PETION OF SHEET 2 of 3 L E O DIO\f� TO MAINTAIN PROPOSED and EXISTING STRUCTURES CONSTRUCT TRAVELLIFT FINGER PIER STEEL BULKHEAD and to DREDGE in SALEM HARBOR DUNE ` 1974 E � SECTION C-C CROSS SECTION OF PROPOSED • STEEL SHEET PILE BULKHEAD 30 '-Cr Existing EL,13.0 I DOCK License 1560 dock extand Jr bulkhead deckin Propos b yl kh4 M.H.W. EL9.2 I� I 30-0" 13 I 10 o 4 - I tie rod D u T W r 'I existing ground level Existing cackj I _ _ _ __ FILL U -� M. LW W EL.O.O �- e I vi LL ° it z z W Proposed dredge level SAN D 7' Z a- EL-8.0 I a O a W x c z ` I O z W Z� � w 0O ca n �- CLAY 6� 4 o J o W O On i og J W W . . ,' U W 0 U C —Iz Q . 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Dion Re: Certification 23 Glendale Street Salem Harbor (NCW) Salem, Massachusetts Dion's Yacht Yard Dear Mr. Dion: j In response to your request in letter dated August 1, 1974 this Divi- sion has reviewed your application for a permit to construct and maintain pro- posed bulkhead, fill and finger pier, in and over the waters of Salem Harbor, In accordance with the provisions of Section 401 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 (Public Law 92-500), this Division l I hereby certifies that, based on information and investigations, there is rea- sonable assurance that the proposed activity will be conducted in a manner which will not violate applicable water quality standards adopted by this Divi- sion under authority of Section 27 (5) of Chapter 21 of the Massachusetts General Laws, said water quality standards having been filed with the Secretary of State of the Commonwealth on March 6, 1967. Should any pollution arise through or because of the operation of the proposed facility or through failure to comply with the Massac�iusetts Water Quality Standards, the Division will direct that the condition be corrected. Non-compliance on the part of the licansee will be cause for this Division to recommend the revocation of the license issued therefor or to take such other action as is authorized by the .General Laws of the Commonwealth. yVe,"Ot,ruly yours� t ,€ Thomas C. McMahon I. Director TCM/KWM/mc cc: Morgan Rees, Chief, Permits Branch, Operations Division, Corps of Engineers, 424 Trapelo Road, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154 Malcolm Graf, Associate Commissioner, Waterways Division, Department of P Public Works, 100 Nashua Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02114 Charles Kennedy, Director, Division of Water Resources Frank Grice, Director, Division of Marine Fisheries ' li ' i DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY - NEW ENGLAND DIVISION, CORPS OF ENGINEERS . '424 TRAPELO ROAD - WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 021S4 REPLY TO ATTENTION OFS NEM-P-54073-345 NOTICE,29 June 1973 , . i This office has under consideration the application of Dion's Yacht Yard, c/o Leo.A. Dion, 23 Glendale Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 for a permit to construct and maintain a pile-and timber travel.lift finger pier (4' x 459 with 24" I-beam rail; resheath 120. L.F. of an _existing timber bulkhead with interlocking sheet steel piling; dredge a rectangular area (56' x 285') between existing marine railways to a depth 8' below mean low water; spoil material (approx. 2600 c.y.) con- sisting of mud and silt to be deposited under existing dock, in proposed fill area 1 on drawing, behind the newly sheathed and existing bulkhead which extends across seaward end and north side of existing dock with no dumping on tidal flats) in Salem Harbor at Salem, Massachusetts The decision as to whether a permit will be issued will"be based on an evaluation of the impect of the proposed work on the public interest. Factors affecting the public interest include, but are not limited to, navigation, fish and wildlife, water supply, economics, conservation,, aesthetics, recreation, water quality, flood damage prevention, eco- systems, and, in general, the needs and welfare of the people. Anyone desiring to submit a statement or to enter a protest: against the , Proposed work is privileged to do so. Such statements should be. sub- mitted to this office in writing on or before 30 July 1973. Sincerely yours, 9 I —c�-)" „o i 0 !RREES Chief, mits Branch Operations Division or Pit hoot ""'" r •� q a 40' Proposed- ExIW q wood bulkhead ' 19 LL• _ t+Finger Pie r Proposed steel bulkhead a iu ecu s - .o . W2.5�-6« B B South PodDockso" 1 Proposed fill area I r�7 0° 19:d b below dock 1 rr Forest A River C. 6 G. S. Chart No. 241 Proposed Dredge « Area 2 Plask catwalk 55'6" by 28!�- 0" I� 2 d 4"=Boom PLAN 5 Pill$ �9y Pi Fes Id-0 c. to-a. w{theparpou Driven to 30ton DriSSw Stan 0 10 0l31015 bearing I beorfn9 Cots of .Feet — - 4'-0" r T1 4j All piles-12"butf c.to C. !«Pam N Section 0-9 Enlarged End View 2 1 0 1 2 Roilwaye • Scale of Fee, A, Dock M. H W_ 4-d' M. L. Proposed Depth __ ... Sow plls�, S i do View Proposed Finger Pier Dock M. H. MA 4=6„ 10 S 0 r5 10 15 M.L.W. 9'-6" Scale et Faet B-o _.__. Proposed Depth S e'c t io n A—A PROPOSED BULKHEAD FILL 46f, sWi and FINGER PIER THOMAS t. in 6elahr Mass. H `^ of Dloa's Yacht Yard Ial1RPHY by Leo Dion G - M a r C h - 1'973 _ p a�firri�iizt WILLIAM J. BICKNELL. M.D. n /) COMMI6810NER VVW�HyU t)2i// July 2A�1177A Mr. Malcolm E. Graf,Associate Commissioner PE; ralar-f lfrr.: t&atfi,ryt Division of Waterways Public Works License r Department of Public Norks 100 Nashua Street I%la+t's TaCht darJ Boston, Fassachusetts 02114 9 Dear Sir: This Division has reviewed the application of _ riou'c Ught y,.Ir.; L"S,gWtrltCtT�'it0�{': �)7A1�.13flaICs}� !ll.i , anal S°Z.TC '$'% for a permit to _ ri r, r nr;.i over t1;e };atarN nr !%Oo.o :r:r4or'In tf'10 viry of Sclow ItJR u §tit:- 1t'.a t:lfle at�Bff,__,ar+i7 r�rorrlSe cteinn_ _ Since there are no polluting structures to be built at this site, and provided that clean fill(if any) is to be used, the Department has no objection to the issuance of this license. However, should any pollution arise through or because of the 1 operation of the proposed facility or through non-enforcement of the rules and regulations pertaining to haste disposal, the Division of Environmental Health, Department of Public Health will direct this condition to be corrected. Igo compliance on the part of the licensee will be cause for this DivisGllon to recommend to the Department of. Public Works the revocation of the license issued therefor. Very truly yours, John C. Collins Director C/Emuf Division of Environmental Health c:Division of Water Pollution Control c:Barnstable County 116alth Dept. (when appropriate_) c:% duoi,eretUlYAi,d c/o Loo A, 140fl, 23 ilentLolc "t. , teallors„?',lerta. c: I, . �'�` CommlSsior, L.o�T,1 W. oric}i�,a` f�unserfr an Tummi5siurn 'r� ��? p M1PI1I, C'��I55c'IC��II5Pf�8 ttEe �rZ �'�E r Barth &, 1975 L':r. Leo r . Dion Dion' s Yacht Yard 23A Glendale Street Salem, Lass. 01970 Re: DNR 64-1 Dear Leo : We are pleased to enclose our Order of Conditions which I, relate to your project- as it affects a. coastal rretla.nd. The above codincr (DIRR 84-1) refers to your project number at the Department of Natural Resources . uConditions I through 10 are standard and are impcsed. by statute : General Laws , Chapter 131, section 40 . The Salem Conservaticn Cor-issicn has listed additional conditions lla through 11 f. Ne believe you will find these conditions to be reasonable safeguards , for the mutual benefit of Dion ' s Yacht Yard and the City of Salem. Should you disagree ^ith one or sore ccnditions you May make a written appeal by cer- tified mail vrithin 10 days of this order to the Mass. Depart- :rent of ??atural ?esources . As proof of your intent to assist our Co=ission tyre are submitting to all appropriate state and local a?encies a copy of your letter to the Co,.-:issicn dated. 2/24/75 :ihich specifies the disposal sites. We believe your project is beneficial to our communit and hope you will soon receive all necessary licenses and.7r permits. Sinc ..ely, . . : .t . on 1_d F. aunt, Chairman 138 Federal Street Salem, I-ass . 01970 Tel. 744-5967 encl. Tanserfratian (gammissian 3 ' 4 �. attltm, JttsstttCluse##s a„r.4 cc : \% Mass . Department of Natural Resources Aldr. Leo J. Thornton, Division of Waterways Department of Public Works Mr. Hull S. Main, P. E. it Department of the Army N. E. Division, Corps Of Engineers s Mayor Jean A. Levesque Mr. Peter P. Fouley, Chairman City Council Standing Co._mittee : Conservation & I- Natural Resources Mr. John B. Powers, Zoning Officer MDr. John J. Toomey, Realth Agent 40. Ralph E. Hobbs , Jr. , Harbormaster Mr. Robert J. Field, Ward 5 Councillor * �(Ylai2e� w1 Or I/ao/S vto'r„ zbroisi Ca �{nT. `fYlains �Ie9x�s� �a�IS/75. cc� Telephone (617) 744-0844 DION'S YACHT YARD 23A GLENDALE STREET FOUNDED 1914 (Complete Repair Facilities) (Dockage fS Fuel) Salem, Mass. ......F.eb2213'Cy..... 4...................... 197..5... SALEM CONSERVATION COMMISSION Mr. Donald Hunt Chairman: In compliance with your request I submit the following: The dredged material of approximately 4500 to 4600 Cu. Yds. to be disposed of in the follow- ing manner. 1. Approximately 2000 Cu. Yds. under the ex- isting dock between the new steel re-enforced bulkhead. 2. Mackey Bros. Inc. to truck approximately 1300 Cu. Yds, to their site on Leggs Hill Road. 3• Dibiase Cont. Co. , to truck approximately 1300 Cu. Yds, to their site on Marion Road off Moffett Road. I can assure you that this is good solid fill and will cause no disturbance, it will leave no odor nor will it contaminate. ,Respect y, i � L Leo A. Dion .q THE COMMONWEALTH OF. MASSACHUSETTS ORDER WETLAND PROTECTION ACT G.L.c. 131 s.4O FILE NUMBER: DNA. 64-1 PROJECT LOCATION: 23A Glendale Street Salem, ;,;ass, 01970 TO: Dion'. Yacht Yard CERT. MAIL NO: Delivered by Hand, 3110175 RE: I�O SeCFf Og xNT N AND PLANS DATED: DATE 'OF RECEIPT BY Final Flans ; n n $ 11/ZjFf7 ; Plans . June , 1974 CONSERVATION COMMISSION: 1/27/7' DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING: February 18, 1975 Pursuant to the authority of G.L. c. 131 s. 4O, the as eL .,onservat on Commission has considered your notice of intent and plans submitted therewith, and has determined that the area on which the �I proposed work is to be done is significant to one or more of the interests described in the said act. The Salem Conservation Commission hereby orders that the following conditions are necessary and all work must be performed in strict conformance therewith: �I CONDITIONS 1. Failure to comply with all conditions stated herein, and with all Ij related statutes and other regulatory measures, shall be deemed cause VI ito revoke or modify this order. 2. This order does not grant any property rights or any exclusive privileges; it does not authorize any injury to private property or invasion of private rights. 3. This order does not relieve the permittee or any other person of the necessity of complying with all other applicable federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances, by-laws and/or regulations. 4. The work authorized hereunder shall be completed within one (1) year from the date of this order. The order may be -extended by the issuing authority for one or more additional one-year periods upon application to the said issuing authority at least thirty days prior to the expiration date of ,the order or its extension. 5. Any fill used in connection with this project shall be clean fill, containing no trash, refuse, rubbish or debris, including, without limiting the. .generality of the. foregoing,-.1-umber,.:bricks;. plaster> , - wire, lath, paper, ,cardboa.rd, -pipe; .:tires, :a:shes:, ;refrigerators; - motor veh"icle9 or Parts of any of' ahe' fb=egoiiig 6 No work may be commenced until alh:appeal periods have elapsed from order .of; the,:.Cons 2ryat-ion: .Cominissiosr. or: £rom a -final' order'.by , ." the Department of Natural Resources has elapsed. 30 _ CONDITIONS CONTINUED PAGE 2 FILE NO. DPdFit 54-1 —' 7. No work shall be undertaken until the final Order, with respect to the proposed project, has been recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the district in which the land is located. Copy to be furnished to issuer of this Order showing book and page. B. Upon completion of the work described herein, the applicant shall forthwith request, in writing, that a Certificate of Compliance be issued stating that the work has been satisfactorily completed. 9. A sign shall be displayed at the site not less than two square feet or more than three square feet bearing the words, "Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources, File Number DNR: 54-1 10. Where the Department of Natural Resources is requested to make a determination and to issue a superseding order, the Conservation Commission shall be a party to all agency proceedings and hearings before the Department of Natural Resources. 11. The work shall conform to the following described plans and additional conditions : a. The proposed construction and/or maintenance of a travel lift finger pier and existing timber bulkhead plus the dredging of an area 285' long and 55' 6" wide shall be done in accordance with the plans filed with and accepted by the mass . Dept. of Public Works, Division of Waterways and the Dept , of the Army, Corps of Engineers, b, Any dredged materials not placed under the existing bulkhead will. not be disposed of on any wetland. c. Dredging; will be completed before commencement of the bathing season as set forth in the license issued by the Mass. Dept, of Public Works , Division of Waterways . d. No dredged materials are to be stockpiled on tidal flats or wetlands as guaranteed to this Commission in a letter from Dion' s Yacht Yard dated 11/29/73. e. All dredged material will be thoroughly cleaned up so that neighbors of Dion's Yacht Yard will not be inconvenienced by any odor. f, Dion's Yacht Yard will urge that all truckers removing dredged mater- ials seal their vehicles so that said materials will not be spilled on 'a public . way, S. - .,. 31 . I Dion's Yacht Yard y, *- CONDITIONS CONTINUED PAGE 3 FILE NO. DNA: 54-1 i The applicant, any person aggrieved by this order, any owner of land abutting the land upon which the proposed work is to be done, or any ten residents of the city or town in which such land is located, are hereby notified of their right to appeal this order to the Department of Natural Resources, provided the request is made in writing and by certified mail to the 'Department of Natural Resources within ten (10) days from the issuance of this order. ISSUED BY �. Donald F. Hunt, hairnan I I i On this ninth day of arch 1975, before me personally appeared Geor.re A. Aubertir_, Drian D. Drench, David H. DeVoe , and (below )*^ to me known to be the person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. # Cart, ..enry '1cho1s , U5Pi; Retired.. . yy y t _a 1?_.J . . My CbmmssYon'`expires . . 1yIAR.G1� 7, 1�3U 32 - Telephone (617) 744-0844 Salem, Mass. Tovenber 29, '1973 DION'S YACHT YARD 23A GLENDALE AVENUE FOUNDED 1914 (Complete Repair Facilities) (Dockage f5 Fuel) is. Donald Hunt Salem Conservation Comm. 138 Federal Street Salem, Hass . 01970 Dear Don: I submit to you the folloT•;ina proposal for acceptance by your cone- fission to enable me to nalke the followi.nS improvements and repairs to my property. My proposal is as follows : I wish to construct a pile and timber travel lift . finer pier (h t ), I ) .... -,, ?I It steel I-beam ra.; , e- S"ea.th ,•l20 ft. of _n e;,.i t-%n' timber )Ullaea ':=" i.nLC1- loc'.ring sheet steel piling; dredge a recta--n )lar area (56 ' x 2851 ) between e_�istinS marine railways to a depth of 81 belot"r mean low oil i-,P' -is.1 co-nsistina of mud and silt to be deposited udder he exist'in dots, behind the ne*-.l-;j sheathed and e-_isting b ulkhead o- tr-acsed a-,Tay. wo deposit-- whatsoever to flats or tidal i7aters. a'lclosed pl ease find checl-c in the appropxi late a fount as perscribed by law. Don't hesitate to call me if there are. any questions. Sincerel x L, o Dion (Eanser5a ian Commission Notice Of Public Hearing Subject-i Dion's Yacht Yard 23A Glendale Street Salem, Mass, 01970 Department Of Natural Resources Filet 64-1 Date: Tuesday, February 18, 1975' Timet 700 P.M. Locationt South Branch Library 47 Ocean Avenue Salem, Mass, The Salem Conservation Commission in accordance with the provisions of The Wetlands Protection Act (General Laws, Chapter 131 , Section 40 & amended by Chapter 818 of 1974) will hold a public hearing at the above time and place for the purpose of informing the public concerning plans to construct and/or maintain a travel lift finger pier and a steel bulkhead retaining dredged material and to dredge an area 285 feet long and 557 feet wide to an eleva- tion of 8 feet below mean low water between existing marine railways. Do ald F,"un Ch irman (ganserf a ian Commission Salem, 'flazzar4usetts December 26, 1974 Mr. Leo J. Thornton License & Permit Engineer Division Of Waterways, DPW 100 Nashua Street Boston, Mass. 02114 Res Dion's Yacht Yard Salem, Mass. Dear Mr. Thornton : 1 appreciate your taking the time to discuss the above applicant with me this morning. Because the license permit from your department seems certain of approval in the near future, the Salem Conservation Commission will again initiate the hearing process. May we have a copy of the environmental assessment re- port now being prepared on Dion's Yacht Yard by your depart- ment and a copy of the latest plans submitted and accepted by your department? Please send them to my address below. Thank you very much. Sincerely, fond Hunt Cha rman 138 °Federal Street Salem, Mass. 01970 DFH:esh ec : Leo A. Dion Mayor Jean A. Levesque Ralph W. Tedford, City Engineer ✓ ♦ n •+i • y Pebruary 15, 1974 Mr. Leo A." Dion` Dion's Yacht Yard. 23A Glendale Avenue Salem, Mass. 01970 t Rea Dion's Yacht Yard _ Pier. Bulkhead, ,Dredging m Dear Leos • P I very'much appreciate your letter of 11/29/73 and the. T $25.00 filing fee. Enclosed are 2 copies of the' Notiee Of Intent form. Please complete #1,' 5 (permits etc. from other Salem agencies), 6 and sign your name at 8. In preparation for our hearing, please send me a locus map (see #2) designa- ting the project site and outlining the area to be dredged with dimensions. I have again discussed your project at length with the Dept. Of• Publio Works, Division of Waterways and I have only one recommendation which will secure the desired permit. -Your engineer, Thomas H. Murphy, ,should phone Mr. Leo Thornton, Department Head Permits and Licenses in the Division of ' ` ", Waterways (TeW 727-4794) and make an appointment to review. the requirements of the Division of Waterways with Mr. Thornton or someone he designates. We cannot proceed until you receive your permit. I >can -promise you a hearing within two weeks of receipt of the necessary permits from Division Of Waterways and ,the Corps Of Engineers. Please return the •original Notice Of Intent form to me, when completed. `Sincerely, - Donald P, Hunt DPHaesh r s enal s ..,.s r7 10�"7— o� 1 r7O DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES LEVERETT SALTONSTALL BUILDING 100 CAMBRIDGE STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02202 This Department is in receipt of an application under General Laws Chapter 131, Section 40, filed in the name of Owner of Land . .LBO.A. .Vibik. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . This project is in the Town/City of .Salem. . . . . . . . . . . and is located .Easterly.ead.cf.Willow.Av2nue—and•r.len- aale.stree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . This project has been designated by the number .64-1. ARTHUR W. BROWNELL COMMISSIONER e .'4� �t7V41,rMl61i �C�p�nJPrrn�f./i{oiw 7�irvtced� ��aLriu^relG 101/ Vam4c�el A f; AjM./ 02202 January 30, 1973 Mr. . Leo A. Dion 23 Glendale Street Salem, Massachusetts Dear Sir: Your filing has been received and a file number has . been sent out to all agencies. However, in order to com- plete our files for our reviewing agencies we must have the following information: l• 3CRSt'� x 2. 3 sets of plans 33�S�i:kSc.#sRzcSxSXc�cx5c�5?3E �acAcxt��C 4- In the event that you have any questions with re- spect to this matter, please contact the Office of Resource review at 727-3170. Thank you in advance for your coopera- tion. Sincerely, Matthew B. Connolly, Jr. Director cc: Conservation Commission b -wv COMMON-WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DETERMIP:ATION OF APPLIC'_BILITY OF THE WET' -` PROTECTION ACT i CHAPTER 131, SECTION 40 TO: I4r. Leo Dion DATE=June 2,1976 . Dion' s Yacht `lard Pursuant to the authority of G.L. c. 131 s. 40, the Salem Conservation Commission has considered your request for a determination of applicabili v together with the plans submitted with it and has made the following determination: 1, / / The area shown on the plans is not subject to the Act. 2. The entire area shown on the plans is subject to the Act and shall requirA a filing of the Notice of Intent. 3. / / only the area described below is subject to the Act and shall require a filing of the Notice of Intent: 4. The determination that the work is not subject to the Act shall expire within one (1) year from the date herein. 5. This determination does not relieve the person requesting the determination from complying with all other applicable federal, state or local statutes, ordinances, by-laws, and/or regulations. 6. . Failure to comply with this determination and with all related statutes and other regulatory measures shall be deemed caused to ! revoke or modify the said determination. 7. No work may be commenced under his det natio un •1 all APT' 1 _periods have elapsed. paQ.... d�c� Salem Conservation C �r 3 TSJ'J J Y Commission Where the Department of P.atura'_ Resources issues a superseding determin- ation, ycv are herebv notified bf your right -to a formal hearing provided it is made within. ten (1C) fEYs from the date of the superseding determination of the Department cf Natural Resources. t "G" _ 35 _ RECEIVE] JAN 39 9975 ' 1. vRN APPENDIX A � ��. CFCREi(\R'( Of. o CFF;C �NV�Rgfr'h1E,VTA1, nFFnl{? ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM 01500 This form is provided to %assist you in determining whether a proposed project could cause significant environmental damage and thus require an environmental i impact report. EXECUTIVE .OFFICE Transportation DEPARTMENT Public Works DIVISION Waterways OTHER PROJECT IDENTIFICATION DION'S YACHT YARD-SALEM HARBOR 73W-1480 i PREDICTED DATES;Date of License' COMPLETION Within 5 years PROJECTED COST I. Background Information f1. Give a brief description of the proposed projects, and describe how your agency is involved in the project., ' All work in tidewater requires a license from this Division under the provisions of Chapter 91. The petitioner proposes to maintain a travel lift, finger pier, steel bulkhead and to dredge in Salem Harbor. A small pier would extend out from existing bulkhead some 45' having a width of 5' , to be used as a travel lift. A steel bulkhead, retaining fill, will be placed ..along and parallel to a pier constructed under DPW license No. 1560. Proposed dredging is to be performed in an area 285' long and 55.5' wide to an elevation of 8' below mean low water and adjacent to the ' existing pier. 2. Describe the geographical area or areas which will be affected by the !' project, including distinguishing natural and man-made characteristics, �. and a brief description of the present use of the area ,or areas. The proposed work is located in a cove off Salem Harbor which has been used by this boat yard for a good many years for storage and boat repair. The abutting shore and adjacent—area consists of. single and multi-residences , and some industrial facilities. . There is a beach area used for swimming„ � but it appears to be, on the petitioner's flats. To the best of our knowledge there are no distinguishing natural and/or man-made characteristic: in the area. RECEIVED 75 0) b/ . _• . -a .., JAN 31 1975 1. OFFICEv�'��ftIxl'IQEAARY OF ENViRONMENIAL AFFAIRS ENVIRONAIENTAL ASSF.SS!:iiNT FORM 01501 This fort; is provided to assist you in detcrmini.n., whether a propo3ed project could cc.tine aieiiif.icant environmental dame n and thus require an environmental impact report. EXECUTltm. OFFICE Transp. & Constr. DEPARTMENT Public .Works DIVISIONEil�hw.1�3, O'1'11ER . PROJECT IDENTIFICATION HANOVER Rte. 139 & Pleasant St, PREDICTED DATES: Cormu';ncetac.nt_ Sarin 1975 -completion Fall. 1975 PROJECTED COST _ _$40,000 Rakground Irtfn,mation 1. Give a brief d u cription of the proposed projects(s) , and dencrlbe how your agency is involved in the project. The warn consists of the construction of channelization islands, replacement of traffic signals, drainage modifications, granite curb and edging, resurfacing the intersection with bitu— minous concrete, loaming, seeding, and other indidental items. The Department of Public Works is responsible for the con struction of this project as a joint venture with the Federal Highway Administration. The requirements of Mass. G.L. Chapter 131, $40 brill be satisfied before construction on the project begins. it 1 2. llesrribo the geographical area or areas whLch will be affected by the Project(n) , including di.tin;,«lshing «o.tnc'al and m::n.-tnado rharacLeria- tics , end brief dercriptlon of the P;:,.:;ont unn, of the area or .^.teas, This project is located in the eastern part of the Commonweplth and includes the reccnstz•uction of the intersection of Hanover Street (Route 139) , Pleasont Street; and Circuit Street in the Tovrn of Hanover. `.%. Telephone (617) 744-0844 DION'S YACHT YARD 23A GLENDALE STREET FOUNDED 1914 (Complete Repair Facilities) (Dockage FS Fuel) Salem, Mass. ...........................May---IQ................. 1976----- Salem Conservation Commission: In answer to description of work needed: 1) Stone size approx. 22 ft. in diameter to 12 in. 2) Approx. 200 ft. in length at a 45 degree angle from the top of the present wall;. 3) Temporary ramp used for bull-dozer - to be removed after job is completed. 4) Work should be completed in 2 - 3 weeks. 5) All machinery & debris will be removed upon completion of work. ON'S YACHT Y D, INC. �� J Leo A. Dion . I_� � , i ((C'7 r7 O --�� (O U A 2 � o F-- 1� W � r• � � �,� C �`� ..,,1 l�'``=` � �b W Y„corvnsr�, 3 �3 �G Ctg of Szdem, fflazsttr4use##s 3 9arfutenf of Pubfir Porks (One �ttlene Green ANTHONY V. FLETCHER, R.P.E. RICHARD P. SWENSON, C.E. CITY ENGINEER Assistant Engineer September 27, 1976 Brian E. French, Chairman Conservation Commission One Salem Green Salem, MA. Dear Mr. French: We have been requested by Mr. Morton to state our requirements regarding the placing of rip-rap near the South Salem Trunk Sewer at Dion' s Yacht Yard. Due to its condition, we do not want any a-ditional loads on the pipe or piles so we would require that no rip-rap be placed directly on it within 5 feet all around. Also, no concrete shall be placed in this area to encase the pipe. Any rip-rap within 10 feet of the pipe shall be placed by hand. Ve�ryy truly yours, Richard P. Swenson ASSt. Civil Engineer RPS/CC MIRY MODEL 10AM0 a lan c b a low In a ."A• g l .• . " rf "Open End" design . . . One man operation . .. All hydraulic power for hoisting,steering and traveling P 9. 9 •. . 10toncapacity. Sling spacing controlled from operator platform. Hand winch (above left) standard. Electric powered winch (above right) optional. Power winch is same basic design as hand winch except . , power supply for driving drum is a 12 volt electric motor developing .8 HP - connected to 150:1 gear train. Starting and reversing switch mounted directly on electric motor in easy reach of the operator. Compact hoisting and propulsion systems (left) incorporate gearhead, hydraulic vane type motor and braking systems in a single component. New design provides greater power and safer operating characteristics. MARINE 49 East Yew St.,Sturgeon Bay,Wis. 54235 Phone: 414-743-6202 Form No. 5274 Litho in the USA INC. � G�LQML�� G��' �OLQMO STRADDLE TYPE MOBILE BOAT HOIST Rated Capacity 20,000 Lbs. . .Open End Design Handles Boats To 40 ' Long -16' Wide* STRUCTURE BUILT TO A.I.S.C.STANDARDS to provide high safety HOIST DRUMS are roller chain connected to high efficiency planetary for rated loads... all hydraulic hose and fittings meet J.I.C. gear reducers. A hydraulic motor with a built in automatic safety brake standards... all machinery,cylinders and other components designed (spring applied, hydraulic release) drives each gear reducer. In case of and built to industrial quality for long,dependable service. power failure, the safety brake will engage .and hold the load OPEN END DESIGN provides unrestricted access for fast handling of automatically. masted or flying bridge type vessels. COMPLETE HOIST SYSTEM IS AN INTEGRAL UNIT. .. all TORSIONALLY RIGID SIDE FRAMES minimize deflection thus components are factory aligned. ..all gear reductions operate in oil for eliminate mechanics previously needed to give necessary structural long life, minimum maintenance. Wire rope sized to provide a 5 to 1 support. Side frame TRUNNION CONNECTED at the top beam safety factor. Large diameter sheaves prolong rope life drums all sheaves eliminates potentially high structural stress in operations on uneven have sealed roller bearings. Large diameter grooved hoist drums provide smooth,even rope spooling. terrain. ONE MAN OPERATION ... maximum operator visibility...controls PROPULSION SYSTEM features new style differential planetary gear conveniently grouped for most efficient operation. SLING SPACING head, driven direct by hydraulic vane type motor. Hydraulically activated disc brake is mounted as an integral part of the motor... ADJUSTABLE from the operator's platform to allow correct provides both dynamic and parking brakes.Gear head,motor and brake positioning to suit the hull...no spreader bars needed. are all one unit. All shafts rotate on heavy duty roller and ball bearing 900 STEERING control on the driving wheels permits rotating the mountings. Unit is completely water tight and internal components machine"in-place"without any forward or backward travel. rotate in oil. ALL HYDRAULIC POWER for hoisting,steering and traveling permits infinite range of control for precise,gentle boat handling. SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS Rated lifting capacity .......... 20,000 Iles. (A) Height,overall ............... 16'8" Hoisting speed ............... 13.0 f.p.m. (B) Height,inside clear Travel speed .. .... ... ... .. 140 f.p.m. (Front Beam) ............... 15'0" Gradeability std.speed(full Icad)• ...... 8% a (C) Overall Width ....... ........ 19'0" Shipping wt.(approx.l ......... 11,500 lbs. g (D) Inside Clear Width ............ 14'0" ENGINE: a (E) Width,tread ................15'8" Make and Model(gasoline) . WIS VG4D (F) Tire width,maximum ........ ..1'2" Horsepower(Intermittent RPM) .. 32 @ 1800 - (G) Sling block,maximum ht. ... 179" Cooling ..... ........... .. ... AIR g (H) Sling,maximum ht.(approx.) ....8'0" Cable(Galvanized)size ....... 7/16"-6x19 (1) Curb,maximum distance .... ... 14'0" Number of parts of line ................ 2 (J) Overall Length ......... ......18'0" Number of drops ....... .............. 4g Sling Spacing Adjustable Cable needed for 1'drop .............. IKI Minimum sling spacing .........8'0" Depth of cable below grade ...........5'0" I II— (L) Maximum sling spacing ... ..... 15'0" Pill, Max.depth of cable below grade f (M) Wheelbase,Fixed .......... ... 12'0" (optional extra) ..................20 0 1 --�—F *Additional Width(Optional) .... ... V to 2' Sling length,and to end .............20'0" Additional Height(Optional) ...... . 1'To 2' Depth of sling below cable hook .......5'9" Slings—Nylon or Belted .............. . 2 Tires,aircraft type ...... ....... 14:o0x40 Tire pressure in Ihs. .................. 80 Sling spacing completely controlled from the Turning radius Inside(wheel at 90 1 o .......... ..... 0 x operator's station. Standard unit has hand " P Outside ... ..... ... 1919" t winch control.Optional electric powered winch vGradeability shown is for concrete or asphalt. available at extra cost. For other surfaces,deduct as follows: Hard packed ground or gravel ........ 2% NOTE: Marine Travelift Service Engineer Loose gravel .................. 4 to 7% supervises and assists in the erection of all units, Mud ....................... 2 to 13% and instructs purchaser's personnel in the Soft sand 4 to 13% operation and maintenance of the Travelift. Because of a program of continuing Travelift parts,sales and service are available on improvements, Marine Travelift, Inc. reserves a localized basis through a network of the right to change this description at any time authorized distributors located in key areas without notice. throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. M MARINE 49 East Yew St.,Sturgeon Bay,Wis. 54235 Phone: 414.743-6202 Form No. 5274 Litho in the USA INC. Conservation Commission Salem. Massachusetts 01970 October 8, 1976 Mr. Leo A. Dion 23 Glendale St. Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Dion: Enclosed is the extension permit for continuation of the work under DEW file no. 64-1 and the determination of applicability of the Wetlands Protection Act to the riprap work you propose along the side . of the storage shed. Thq extension permit is valid for only one year from the date of the original order of conditions and the determina- tion of applicability is valid for a year from the date you receive it. Please note that the determination was based on the plan and on the description, dated May 10, 1976, which you enclosed with the request and that all work must be in accordance with these. Enclosed is a copy of a letter to the Commission from the Department of Public Works of the City which expresses concern over any work within 10 feet from the sewer pipe adjacent to the shed. Yours sincerely, Y ' Brian E. French Chairman BEF/sm c.c. DEW, Wetlands Division . DEW, Division of Waterways John Powers, Building Inspector Anthony Fletcher, City Engineer Planning Board THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DETERMINATION 0= APPLICABILITY OF THE WEETL=.:—�, PROTECTION ACT _ CEA .,1 PTER _ , S?r=� ;N 40 TO: Mr. Leo A. Dion DATE: 9/27/76 23 Glendale St. Salem, MA 01970 Pursuant to the authority of G.L. c. 131 s.4O, the Salem Conservation Commission has considered your request for a determination of applicability together with the plans submitted with it and has made the following determination: 1. /� The area shown on the plans is not subject to the Act. 2. / / The entire area shown on the plans is subject to the I:ct and shall require a filing of the Notice of Intent. 3. / / Only the area described below is subject to the Act and shall require a filing of the Notice of Intent: 4. The determination that the work is not subject to the Act shall expire within one (1) year from the date herein. 5. This determination does not relieve the person requesting the determination from complying with all other applicable federal, state or local statutes, ordinances, by-laws, and/or regulations. }'t 6. Failure to comply with this determination and with all related j statutes and other regulatory measures shall be deemed causso revoke or modify the said determination. j 7. No work may be commenced nderthr 'ermina on u 1 al ueriods have elapsed. Salem Conservation ISSL.D ay•Commission Mnere the Deuartment of *:atu_a'_ Resources issues a sup rsedin det min- ation, you are herebv r_otified of your right to a formal hearing provided it is made within ten (10) days from the date of the superseding determination of the Depar::,,ent of Natural Resources. "G" CO"UONiIEAL^tH OF MASSAC USETTS . G.L.C. 131 s. 40 { REQUEST TO DETERMINE APPLICA97LIT`_'- OF THE WETLAND ? _E"TT_ON ACT i , I, thencersigned, he eby rem st that the ylt�L �iyj� /l (name of Conservation Commission) make a determination as to whether or not the Act is applicable to the area, or work to be performed on said area is -subject to the Act a description of which is submitted herewith and made a part of this request. 2. The name (s) and address of e owner (s) of the area are: .�1 © / b 3. I hereby certify that all abutters (attached list) to the area, ' described above which is subject to this written request and the owner, if not the person making the request, have been notified that a determination is being requested of the Conservation Commission under the Act. 4. I have filed a copy of this request with the Massachusetts Department of Natural-Re-sources, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston 02202. f . SianatuILL" Date s 3 L5 Address 11C 11 _ 29 _ �� U � Z O '� Ca > � 4 W ice- -_;' r N . _, � t__t z 'W+' v� � `+'rat, � o Conservation on Commission Salem. Massachusetts 01970 October 8, 1976 Mr. Leo A. Dion 23 Glendale St. Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Dion: Enclosed is the extension permit for continuation of the work under DEW file no. 64-1 and the determination of applicability of the Wetlands Protection Act to the riprap work you propose along the side of the storage shed. The extension permit is valid for only one year from the date of the original order of conditions and the determina- tion of applicability is valid for a year from the date you receive it. Please note that the determination was based on the plan and on the description, dated May 10, 1976, which you enclosed with the request and that all work must be in accordance with these. Enclosed is a copy of a letter to the Commission from the Department of Public Works of the City which expresses concern over any work within 10 feet from the sewer pipe adjacent to the shed. Yours sincerely, Brian E. French Chairman BEF/sm c.c. DEW, Wetlands Division DEW, Division of Waterways John Powers, Building Inspector Anthony Fletcher, City Engineer Planning Board R`nl¢vs.o`r' Ti#g of ttlmc, 55arhuset#s c cparltuenf of Public Porizs Mne 1§3nlem Grecn ANTHONY V. FLETCHER. R.P.E. RICHARD P. SWENSON, C.E. CITY ENGINEER Assistant Engineer - September 27, 1976 Brian E. French, Chairman Conservation Commission One Salem Green Salem, MA. Dear Mr. French: We have been requested by Mr. Morton to state our requirements regarding the placing of rip-rap near the South Salem Trunk Sewer at Dion' s Yacht Yard. Due to its condition, we do not want any a-ditional loads on the pipe or piles so we would require that no rip-rap be placed directly on it within 5 feet all around. Also, no concrete shall be placed in this area to encase the pipe. Any rip-rap within 10 feet of the pipe shall be placed by hand. Very truly yours, Richard P. Swenson Asst. Civil Engineer RPS/cc