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TO: Brian Lockartd,City of Salem Board of Health
FROM: John J. Giardi,Wire Inspecter
SUBJECT: 47 Hathorne Street �^�
Wire Inspector,John J. Giardi was asked to investigate a
problem that existed at 47 Hathorne'•Street.It was explained to
Inspector Giardi,that a Branch Circuit in the kitchen was blow-
ing a fuse,because, two appliances were plugged into the same
outlet. As a result and fact,you cannot plug a toaster and an
iron into the same outlet , because of the load being served would
be to great and the circuit breaker or fuse would trip out
because of the overload. It is my recommendation to either have
the landlord or the tenant install one additional branch circuit .
John J. Giardi
Wire Inspector
cc: Anna Jennakakis/tenant 47 Hathorne Street
Building Deparment
Fire Prevention
James Maihos
JJG/LF
DiGANGI & O'KEEFE
Attoracys at taw
SUITE 301-2
60 WASHINGTON STREET
SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970
TELEPHONE(617) 745.5957
PETER C. DIGANGI 11 c
BRIAN T. O'KEEFE 1 MaAch 1978
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One Satiem Giceen
Salem, MA 01970
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Ptease be advdaed that this objiee Aepxebents the inteAe6t6 o6
MA. Antonio DtloAto o6 49 Hawthorne StAeet, Saeem, Masdachusett6.
The house ob ha ne.ighboh, MA. Dennis G. Ra6topoueos, 47
Hawthoane StAeet, Saeem, Massachusett6, ha6 a 6eate ItooA and is .in
chose pnox.im.ity to the bide ob my ce.ient'6 home. MA. Dt:IoAio has
had ptobtem6 duA.ing .inclement winteA weather with snow and .ice 6ae2.ing
6Aom MA. Rdbtopoueos' too6 onto his own hou6e and pAopeAty. DuAtng
.the 6nowetonm o6 JanuaAy 1978, batting snow 6Aom the Ra6topoutos
Aeatdence caused $1,600.00 woAth ob damage to tris house, including
many 6h ,tteAed bedAoom windows. Natmatty, MA. D.i1oAi.o its conceAned
boa the sa6ety o6 his ho"e and, o6 eouA6e, his bamity.
I wAote to MA. Ra6topouto6 on febnuany 17, 1978 Aeque6ti.ng that
a know bene on his slate Aoob be intatled to avoid 6utuAe ine.ident6.
UnboAtunately, he -is not i.nteAe6ted in Aemedying this 6.ituation.
I am wAiting in the inteAebt ob the peA6onaC sabe.ty ob MA.
DiIoAio and his Gam ty to inquire .C6 you oA someone 6Aom youft sta66
eoued in6pect the Ra6topouto6 p&emi.se6, appAai.se the 6ituati-on and see,
ib, in 6act, a snow hence is the befit solution to this phoblem.
I wowed appAeei.ate heaAing 6Aom you within ten days eonceAning
what action you have taken oA plan to take.
VeAy fikUty yowt6,
PeteA C. DiGangi
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March 6 , 1978
Mr. Peter C . DiGangi
Attorney at Law
Suite 301-2
60 Washington Street
Salem, Massachusetts 01970
Dear Sir:
Herewith re your letter concerning the installation of a
snow fence on the slate roof of Mr. Raftopoulos ' building
at 47 Hawthorne Street, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Statewide Building Code (in effect since January 1 , 1975)
makes no provisions wherein this office could mandate such
a ruling.
No doubt the February storm has created problems quite
unusual for this era, but after considerable research we
can find nothing to warrant such an action at this time.
However, please feel free to communicate with this office
on any other problems that may arise wherein we may be of
assistance to you.
Sincerely,
srrC/la
ohn B. Powers
Supt. of Public Property and
Inspector of Buildings
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