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7 IRVING STREET - BUILDING INSPECTION `7 � (eUi � � �� uperTab. DversizWab Folders 90%Larger label Area // I aS M E` A KEEPING YOU ORGANIZED No. 10301 PATENT PENDING 5U�7'AINAStE MIN.RECYCLED AfML FORFSTRRYy INITWTfVE CCNTENTift tema.a Fierts.wema POS T-0DNSUMER .m-«..Toroamm.ary saarxoo MADE IN USA GET ORGANIZED AT SMEAD.00M i DAVID HARK ASSOCIATES, INC. REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS September 11, 1986 Y Mr . Gerard Kavanaugh city .Planner 1 Salem Green Salem, Massachusetts 01,070 Dear Mr . Kavanaugh: ' In accordance with your recent request, we inspected and appraised the real estate located at the following addresses: 23 Mooney Street , Salem, Massachusetts 8 Irving Street, Salem, Massachusetts 10 Phillips Street , Salem, Massachusetts 10 Wyman Drive, Salem, Massachusetts e 6-10 Dell Street , Salem, Massachusetts i 16-18 Dell Street, Salem, Massachusetts i The primary purpose of this appraisal was to estimate the market value of these properties in their assumed highest and best , 5 use as single family house lots . The value estimates were based upon the observed condition of the properties and prevailing -- -market conditions as of August 28 , 1986 . Based upon the assumptions and conditions outlined in this report, it is our opinion that the present markt",:.,,value of each of these properties as •cYf his date is as follows : ` 23 Mooney 99 $40 ,000 8 Irving Street $30 ,000 10 Phillips Street $25 ,000 10 Wyman Drive $10 ,000 6-10 Dell Street $10 ,000 16-18 Dell Street $ 8 ,900 • • REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL .MARKET A FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS .RESEARCH A PLANNING t 600 LORING AVENUE SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (617) • 741 111 4740 City of Salem - �i Public Auction i i The sale of four (4) City-owned land parcels suitable for the construction of single-family homes will take. pl.ace on Thursday, August 27 , 1.987 ; 7 :00 p.m. , at Old Town Hall , 32 Derby Square, 2nd Floor, Salem, MA. The appraised value shall be the lowest acceptable bid. Description of parcels are as follows: Assessors Lot Area Appraised Address ;Iap & Lot Zones (Square Feet) Value 10 Wyman Drive 2 37 RI 18,000 $15,000 Clark Avenue 2 40 Ri 58,022 $25,000 7 Irving Street 16 126 R1 8, 100 $40,000 10 Phillips Street' 16 278 R1 6, 360 $35,000 1 . Purchasers are not to rent , lease or sell the property for a period of five (5) years without prior approval of the Mayor and a majority of the City Council. 2.' Building permits for the construction of a- single-family home must be obtained within six months of purchase-of parcel and construction .. _ must be completed and`a Certificate of. Occupancy obtained within 28 ' months of purchase, or said parcel shell revertback to the City of Salem. 3 :. Bidders should be aware of the possibilty of hazardous waste on the parcels located on Phillips and Irving Streets. The responsibility for removal of such wastes lies with the purchaser. 4. A ten (10) foot wide easement may exist along the easter,ly property line of the 7 Irving Street parcel. The easement shall be provided for access over this parcel to an adjacent parcel. 5. Successful bidder will be required to place a deposit of 10'L of the _ b1d within 48 hours of the auction. The 10% deposit in the form of a certified, treasurer 's or cashier's check is to be made payable to "The City of Salem" and delivered to the Director of Public Property. 6. Upon approval by the City Council and Mayor, the successful bidder t shall be required to pay an equal share of the cost of the advertisement of the auction as determined by the Director of Public Property. ?j 7 . The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within sixty (60) 2 days of City Council and Mayoral approval, at which time the City Solicitor shall transfer the parcel from the City to the purchaser. I Written descriptions of each parcel can be obtained, in person, at the. City Clerk Office, City Hall , Salem, MA. 2742 M } r + a xSAC 125-5 50-s y ' F— I8 ^ w 26 114's 125938 0 12475 to 11}Mgti s CITY OF LEM 25 570 1 5442 6?50 23 s a S za , „ ROA 60-S e`'s-.-• '�-�..�22 ZD 19 32240 28 24 45 za " 6 0 ? 12500 crl.:, d26B 7080 42 " m °' ?„ - n S6 7781 - r '.'`l .'. - . . v 125 50-5 100-3 215-S - 60-5 65-5 117 WY -- - - --- -- _ - -`1- 1 OHIVE 150-5� 110 s- 100-5 t QfiB0�;9A'�Cln'.Y,��u.�, 60 108-5 7- 29 w CITY OF SALEM as � . 9,000 34 _Q " " 36 x 37 a . 38 o a 4 9,403 18000 6,000 1t f 5N 12964 - U " 30 m 9.480 fie$ sffi4Y�k' �Yt9t4tiYaSk1 mh of?ri \�,`� 5 33 M L_J o" ° 31 6,5as d 39 ti Q 0 i LI 9815 oy 3532756 y e m m 35365 ..1' a -----' N 32 >11 — 34731 SALE _— — - J M p 00 l 7 53,.. 1544, 41 . 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Zoning Appraised Value ' Comments J Wyman Drive: 2 37 1.8,000 R-1 1 Y $15,000 — Purchaser would be required to extend roadway and provide (1 sewer and water to lot , subject to City approval . lark Avenue 2 40 58,022 R-1 $25,000 :tT Considerable Wetland Purchaser would be required to extend roadway and provide sewer and water to lot , subject to City approval . Lear—Title Property Irving, Street 16 126 8, 100 R-1 $40,000 — Lot was buildable lot pursuant to the Board of Appeal decision of January 6, 1484. Possible hazardous waste. Phillips Street 16 278 6,360' R-1 $35,000 — Lot was buildable lot pursuant to the Board of Appeal decision of January 6, 1984. Possible hazardous waste. 25 t � r Legal Department John Keenan, Assistant Solicitor .0 Washington Street Memo T« Craig WheF&Peter Strout From: JDK Date: May5, 9 Rx 10 12 P iliios Street Craig&Pete: Bill Lundregan and I met with Sally Hayes today to discuss disposition of vacant parcel of city owned land on Phillips Street. We did explain the confusion on previous council approval. I've been asked to place it back before the council for next week's meeting. To that end, I have drafted the attached letter asking Mayor Usovicz to approve and for him to ask council to approve selling it as two equal lots. As we had already discussed this parcel, I assume there is no change in status of the parcel as undevelopable and not needed. Please send me written verification in.accordance with (new) Ordinance Section 2-1634. 1 think best way to address each of criteria. (1) Strategic Importance: None (2) Waterfront location: No (3) Zoning Restrictions: R-1 (4) Construction Limitation: Lot too small(need 15,000 sq ft)\ (5) City easement: None (need to confirm Fletcher's 1983 letter) (6) Wetlands None(I don't believe any) (7) Major development No (8) Master plan issues None 0 Page 1 7 � Considering lessons leamed on Police Station, we need to follow the ordinance to the letter. I have also asked Frank Kulik to update assessment Peter Caron did in early 1898. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Please let me know if problem having this for Monday moming some time. I expect Sally to help move this through the Council as it is her ward. Do not hesitate to call with any questions. JDK 0 Page 2 r f 'ltd J I NEW v K is I . .. DO ... h P S y as f ` f r 0�9 D 9�Z /�✓/c 9,9 -rrTfT- Is �J2ob ,�fipf b� bb 0 J. 3 3 b, V ![ 2� 1S SO b 019 f si S A�nS ♦ 6 8 £9 Bf f ei 9 ti ✓ `� 0 £ f ff w. S`0 a f "W O �S+sd � 90�B o� O Z 0Oob � 0s r Orr O SAF s O 929 m nJ o' r._ 1 J O 1� ` e s °e o0i S o' *0/ Or dj ��� n9 92-2 1f2 9g�r co, gr r e q� of OO• On / �9 rlj S Otys 'P7-L. S�0 f Im � it R' d r 2�� ���' Fra °y�d�,e�ot. y 6g� �6?� 03/02/01 WED 10:91 FAX 9767400072 JOHN D KEENAN 2001/001 Sixty ton Street 0�I Salem, Massachusetts 019 Tei: 978-741-4459 - Fax: 978-740-0072 Fax TO: Peter Strout From: John Keenan 111 Fast 978.740. 48 Pages: 1 PMoea 978.741-4453 [gate: 02 MAY 01 Ra: 10 Phillips Street CC: O Urgent X For Review 13 Please Comment Please Reply M Please Reayole e Comments: Peter. "Rights authorized by a variance that are not exercised within (1) year of the date of grant of such variance shall hipse."'8elem Zoning Otdinawx e,section 9.5(d). As attempts to sell these parcels have failed for some 23 years, It would appear that the variance of January 1984 has not been exercised sufficiently to preserve the 'buildable'status. Indeed, co action has been taken on either parcel. I assume the reason variandes were sought in 1984 was because these were not `bultdable" lots by right. (8,000 sq ft and 8,000 sq ft didn't make 15,000 minimum). If the city warned to again seek variances,I assume it could;however,the City Court has made It dear they do not warn the Phillips Street parrzi(the smaller of the two)developed with a dwelling or business. The council has not yet authoiizeed the sale of 7 Irving. I do know that habitat for Humanity is interested in It Building on it would require a new variance. Hopefully,this helps sort this mess dui. Very best regards, John v �M:corure..� �$ Cgity of ttlem, ttssttcltu�etts .2 ri Pnttrb of �"ett1 '� L DECISION ON THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF SALEM FOR '84 JAN -6 VARIANCES FOR LOTS 1 & 2 at 10 PHILLIPS STREET, SALEM P •O A hearing on this petition was held December 21 , 1983 with t$4 FbNowing ,BoascL Members resent: James Hacker Chairman; Messrs. Charnas Ho ` p , ppi*f,::Luzinski and Associate Member Bencal. Notice of said hearing was sent to abutters and others and notices of the hearing were properly published in the Salem Evening News in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A. Petitioner, the City of Salem, requests variances from lot size for lots, 1 & 2 at 10 Phillips Street so they may be sold as buildable lots. The Variance which has been requested may be granted upon a finding of the Board that: a. Special conditions and circumstances exist which especially affect the land, building or structure involved and which are not generally affecting other lands, buildings and structures in the same district; b. Literal enforcement .of the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance would in- volve substantial hardship, financial or otherwise, to the petitioner; c. Desirable relief may be granted without substantial detriment to the public good and without nullifying or substantially derogating from the intent of the district or the purposes of the ordinance. The Board of Appeal, after hearing the evidence presented at the hearing, makes the following findings of fact: 1 . No opposition was presented to petitioner's plan; 2. Without the requested Variance, the lots will probably remain unmarketable and a burden to the City and it's taxpayers; 3. This circumstance is unique to the area. On the basis of the above findings of fact, and on the evidence presented at the hearing, the Board of Appeal concludes as follows: 1 . Soecial circumstances exist which affect this property but do not generally affect the district; 2. Literal enforcement of the Ordinance would work a substantial financial hardship upon the City; 3. The Variance requested can be granted without substantial detriment to the public good and without substantially derogating from the intent of the district and the purpose of the Ordinance. . DECISION ON THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF SALEM FOR VARIANCES FOR LOTS 1 & 2 at 10 PHILLIPS ST. Therefore, the Zoning Board of Appeal voted unanimously to grant the petitioner a Variance as requested, provided that this subdivision is approved by the Planning Board of the City of Salem. Scott E. Charnas, Acting Secretary �A COPY OF THIS DECISION HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE PLANNING BOARD AND THE CITY.CLERK APPEAL FROM THIS DECISION, IF ANY, SHALL BE NLADE PURSUANT TO SECTION 17 OF THE MASS. GENERAL LAWS, CHAPTER 808. AND SHALL B`c FILED WITHIN 20 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF FILING OF THIS DECISION IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK. PURSANT TO Y:A3S. GENERAL LA1NS, CHAPTER. 808, SECTION 11, THE VARIANCE OR SPECIAL PERMIT GRANTED HEREIN, SHALL NJi TAKE EFFECT UNTIL A COPY OF THE DECISION, BEARING THE CERT- FICATICN OF THE CITY CLERK THAT 20 DAYS HAVE ELAPSED AND NO APPEAL HAS BEEN FILED, OR THAT, IF SUCH AN APPEAL HAS BEEN FILE, THAT IT HAS BEEN DISMISSED OR DENIED IS RECORDED IN THE SOUTH ESSEX REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND INDEXED UNDER THE NAME OF THE 0'7i i•;EN OF RECORD OR IS RECORDED AND NOTED ON THE OWNER'S CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. BOARD OF.APPEAL L) 03 —i to s `1 lJ ; �-- arv�984_ I hereby c4-ft 4t 2 0 days have expired from t hI Instrument, was received and that tvppP �^has'beera filet! tin :this office. A True Copy ° ATTEST. CI Ct , Salem, `\ 1Laaex as. RECORDED, 3.2 _LS1f.PAU.2 ". IAST.2g6 ENTERED WITH ESSen S`."!'n'' DISTRICT REGIST " nF P,' .., SALEM, MASS. F(:E: ? MAR, 2 1984 Cwc , A& DOAK PAGE ATrESTJ a RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL,-,340 (plus postage) SENT TO POSTMARK Salem Suede , Inc . POGATE STREET AND NO. 0 _7 Irvine; Street P.O., STATE AND ZIP CODE Salem, Mass . 01970 �". OPTIONAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES �v RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered ...........: 150 RECEIPTWith delivery to addressee only............650 d. Shows to whom,data iven0 and where del .. IS$ SERVICES With delivery to addressee only:...........85` a DELIVERTO ADDRESSEE ONLY ..............:....................................... 500 _.— SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra fee required)•.........•.... •....•••.. ' Z PS Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL OCPo:]ere0.551-IS t' STICK POSTAGE STAMPS TO ARTICLE TO COVER POSTAGE (first class or airmail), 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 swipdow 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 back of the article by means of the gummed ends. Endorse front of article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED. 4. If you want the article delivered only to the addressee, endorse it on the front DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY. Place the same endorsement in line 2 of the return receipt card if that service is requested. 5. Save this receipt and present it if you make inquiry. Ctil of c -y7- 14f ��it�r�ic ��rx1�IY?'tYt �` i�utt.rt�Iaittt 'ci�we qo '���1"(111�C1t1� � P�ttc`il'�lit Ptt{' c� �Ol;ti �i, �J Ofl�CYS - Q�at. Chem September 26, 1977 Salem Suede, Inc. 7 Irving Street Salem, Mass. 01970 Att: Alan Zion, Trustee - Zion Realty Trust Dear Mr. Zion: In response to complaints received by this office regarding the storage of two approximately ten foot diametor tanks stored at the rear of your property located at 6-8 Irving Street, this department, accompanied by representatives of the Salem Fire Prevention Bureau, inspected the premises on September 22, 1977. In the course of this inspection it was revealed that you have made changes in the chimney and boiler room without first obtaining the necessary permits as required under Section 113. 1 of the Massachusetts State Building Code. It is also understood that you plan to move the tanks in question onto property located at 19 Irving Street and owned by you. You are hereby ordered to: 1. Immediately secure all openings in the tanks to secure them from entry. 2. Submit the required plans and obtain necessary permits for the chimney and boiler room construction. 3. Obtain the approval of the Salem Board of Appeals prior to relocating the tanks. Very truly yours, John B. Powers Supt, of Public Property and Inspector of Buildings JBP/z UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE OFFICIAL BUSINESS SENDER INSTRUCS{ONSPENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO AVOID ST GE, $300 ENT Print your nems,address,and LIP Cade in tM1a space below. OF POSTAGE, X3110 Complete Items 1, 2, and 3 on the reverse. • Moisten gummed ends and attach to front of article if We.Permits. Otherwise affix to back of article. • Endorse article 'Return Receipt Requested" adja- cent to number. RETURN TO John B. Powers, SnsP. of Buildings (Name of Sender) ? City Hall tint ex One Salem Green (Street or P.O. Bos) Salem, Massachusetts 01970 (City, State, and ZIP Code) H v SENDER. Add Complete our address ins ; the "RETURN TO" space on 3 merle. 1. The following service is requested (check one). s _Show to whom and date delivered..........._ 150 Show to whom,date,& address of delivery.. 35{ a f-I RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered............. 65{ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom,date, and address of delivery 85; A 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: Salem Suede, Inc . z . 7 Irving Street A Salem, Mass. 01970 IDrI 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. m 1945280 Gf (Always obtain signature of addrasseo or agent) st I have received the article described above. sS. IGNATURE ❑ Addressee ❑ Authorized agent C . -� -- m DATE OF DELIVERY POSTMARK'> fL!' 2 5. ADDRESS (Complete only if requested) O m a H r 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: 11 ERK'S O I 5 3 r {t GOP:10F 203-4% g pE 1' M, 11 r 1 µ 1alj �, rK° tt�OE;VENS{F�yr�CsVppnrtmrnf 3klesDggariere '� p r T l �F 5A16 ! . +xw Cl ... Date Sept:` 23� 197.7 h >� a 2jlTamea A. Prrn1, .. . 4 zTiame Salem Suede Inc. . ', kr f ter„ ' ge . , Factory at 7, "Jr ng $t:'z ,Address g , Salem', Mass:`. s'Ya , . Irvin Street Salem Mass. ,yd. RAF# , {tnr2�'Rk As a result:' of an .inspection this date of the premiges ,+:'structure, obenj` lard area- or vehicle:- owned, occupied. or otherwise under .vour "control follbwin� recommendations. are, submitted -and shall serve is.,a not violation of fire claws . These recommendations are nada 4'n the inter ,` est 'of .f.ire nre Vention, and to .correct conditions' that are orinai beenme ,a as' a fire hazard or are in violation of thelov «t iCy .r ' }. w ` ` `rou,'are hereby notified% to .remedv 'said •-i-olstions named .bel'cw' wi thDiNI fourteen 'days of the 'above date ; £ Such furthur action*will. be taken A's -the law recuires for failure to' u. kx^ comply with the above recuirements. within the stioul.ated tim"e. ' 'War t qP.H (Reference General Laws of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, ChapterrL6 ­;Section,, 30; : and .the Salem: vire Code Article- 1.1 �...a�i� t 1: It "has,=be'en determined that `the.'ins`tallation' of a new?, " `w+• ` boiler and � �fuel +oih''burner has been completed and is in operation) as' of 'this r' 111 a. Application for :installation was dated Jan. 25 , 1977,E by' Frank< ' i WnS +i �z4 r f. y '4� ;w t r,4rRounds Co. = and has not 'been %followed ,upon completion with * �,' yi ACertificate`•'of Completion form v `` s» ab Boiler installation however :shall not be"accep'tab'le uridertthe i. �fpresent conditions of ;installation,, as follows 5~+� k ,� rr,x �«+� � Y�, �,3•k cl. Boiler ,room was' built without ai permit from th i,Building,Inspe�etor. Boiler room 4is not properly; c'onstrizcted, s`;Failure ,to 3providejk' . adequate 'boiler room enclosure,°; with no openings to`+ inside of,,V., occupancy'3; .Meta1 fire door, was found wired ,in,an ,openpositi.oty, € �' metal firetdoor woul'drnot close when. released , ,, mproper doom T1 t EA li,f eF • . k Hr,' �, for; fire °-door, 'two ,openings .in`.wall"+for fan and .1ouvers, ,severai pipe open n& zthrough .wall,: chimney 'aConnector placed ;immediately a � �adJacent to ,the,• ce ling with;:no space for ,•air`circui tion; oh'imney ', x connector .;has inadequate space where it passers through' ou"terwall, , ,+ y Ano electrical' inspectors ,tag .on nevi 'burner, unit,.``and chimney was'- built'-without a building permit: ! " ,r a""�,a, i. �.a s f +i:. , ..� ,:,.x � .� ?: Sy. ^�'�+ fir • +j ¢4 You areg hereby notified, that continued use of this ,fuel ;oily burner4+ands f , boi"l"er iunder�ahe ,present 'conditions creates an.'extreme•=fire".hazardatA4s'x * ° a la result of; this condition you are Kereby `Marned :'that saidaunit should betaken out of .,service immediately for your own protection. � , However 'if ,all. the ,aboge ;oonditions continue to exist as of OctoberF7-, � , 1977; I` aml.forced,��to order said unit' disconnected; and,'the fuel soil„suppzly�; .: a � shall be ordered disconnected from said unit. k Per Or r k. 'sr 3 e �a+ � = cca Building, Insp, t q } Electrical Insp. .a„ David J. Go SA lenx l 2 Pre V9rtl on Surea'u"� ����,. � a - iR b rFy rt Wt t ...bS r� ^. ! r .,i, II .�'�.Z� r +thee �Y�.✓�zd'x� �� �:. R V �'* r_ A G R E E M E N T THIS AGREEMENT made this day of 1981, is between C. W. HUTCHINSON, Danvers, Massachusetts, (hereinafter "Contractor" ) and the CITY OF SALEM, a municipal corporation established under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, acting by and through its Mayor, Jean A. Levesque, and its Director of Public Property, Richard T. McIntosh, (here- inafter "City" ) . The Contractor agrees for the consideration hereinafter stated to demolish the buildings and/or structures located at the corner of #10 Phillips Street and extending all the way to Irving Street, in the City of Salem, Massachusetts in accordance with the specifications attached hereto , and made a part of this Agreement and designated as Appendix A, and to fill in the same to a level surface with the surrounding grade. In case of any alteration of this contract, so much thereof as is not necessarily affected by the change, shall remain in force upon all parties hereto; and no payment for materials and services furnished under such alteration shall be made until the completion of the whole contract, and the adjustment and payment of the bill when rendered for the completed work on said Phillips and Irving Streets building demolition shall release and discharge the said City from any and all claims or liability on account of any materials and services furnished under this contract, or any alteration thereof. The Contractor shall not assign or transfer this contract, or any part thereof, or any sum due or to become due hereunder without the written consent of the Director of Public Property. 31 poa� The Contractor shall furnish a bond equal to t--r-_-_- with a responsible surety company as surety thereon, conditioned for the faithful performance of this Agreement and of each part thereof. And the Contractor further agrees to indemnify and save harmless the said City of Salem, its officers and agents, for or on account of any injury or damage received or sustained by any person, structure or property, by or from the Contractor, its servants or agents, or by, or on account of any act or omission of the Contractor, its servants or agents, in the performance of this Contract; and the Contractor hereby agrees that so much of the money due to it under, and by virtue of this Agreement, as shall be considered necessary by said Director of Public Property, may be retained by the City until all such suits or claims for damages as aforesaid, shall have been settled, and evidence furnished to the satisfaction of said Director of Public Property, provided, however, that notice of such claims, in writing and signed by the claimants, shall be previously filed in the offices of the City Clerk of said City. The City agrees to pay to the Contractor the sum of Fifteen Thousand Three Hundred $15, 300.00 ) Dollars, to be paid within thirty (30 ) days of the completion of the work and upon approval of a proper bill for the same submitted by the Contractor to the Director: of Public Property. The Contractor shall provide for the City adequate insurance for personal injury and property damage, naming the City of Salem co-insu:=ed and in an amount not less than $100,000 per injury, $300,00 aggregate. 2 - IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said C. W. HUTCHINSON, by its authorized agent and the City of Salem has caused these presents and three other instruments of like tenor to be executed in its name and behalf by its Mayor, and its Director of Public Property, all duly authorized as aforesaid. C. W. HUTCHINSON "'�/CI7Y OF SALEM B4 /I Sean A. Levesque, Mayor a� Richard T. McIntosh Director of Public Property Approved as to legal form and character: William F. Quinn Assistant City Solicitor 3 - Legal Notes Sealed bids *ill ,be received in the office of the Public Property Department, 3rd Floor, f Salem Green, Salem, 1J Me _01970 until 10:00. . A.M.EDST on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1981, 'at which time and place they will i.be publicly opened and ad Soz demoliabing all lot the; buildings'that s 'ebnstitufe;.:the: former ' liale m Suede Company, I cated;. st. Noi, 10 Phillipa ''Street, ` and extending all Ute way to Y:vvi-ag S-treest;: { $pecifieations per "-,Uming,to the conditions L6 connection.:with the. demolition of:+.this property-may be: ob- tained In the office of the Director of Public i property, 1 'Salem' reea.< The right clo. ? ,reserved to ;relect.sny- and all bids. " i RICHARD T %} ti Director of• ' s Public Property; Sept 15,22,29 1991 .e : , 1 , , September,3,1981 \ f , City of Salem PublicProp erty.Department , :1-Salem Green Salem,Mass. S rl Spec f cations- for demolishing the'buildings ,'that'constitute the former Salem Suede Co, located at 410'•Phiilips 'Street and extending all the way.'to Irving Street, in the City of Salem, ss. t' tL /7�°Xy 1Eitu of �� . ,'�' �uhlu �rapP�rtg �e�sur±mPrt Richard T. McIntosh One Salem Green 7454213 Specifications for demolishing the buildings that constitute the former Salem Suede Co. located at #10 Phillips Street and extending all the way to Irving Street, in the City of Salem,Mass. . Each proposal shall be accompanied by a properly certified check in the _ amount of $500,00 payable to the City of Salem. Thi:: c ack shall b- en c`ose i in the sealed envelope containing the proposal and no proposal .xill be consid- ered unless accompanied by said check. M deposits e..cept those of the st=c-- cessful bidder will be returned to the persons making thems within -three days after opening of the bidzs The check of the euccessful bidder will be re- turned when an approved bond as specified belots is delivered to the City of Saleme A satisfactory performance bond it the amount of $3000,00 will be re- quired to assure the faithf4W_ perforn2.rce of the. contract: The bond shall - - continue in force until the work is cempletsd and approved by the S-operintend- ent of Public Property. The contract shall be signed. within 15 day,- ai -er opening of the bids. However, if the contract is ready for sigatrwe any tim; vrithin this 15 day period, the contractor sha_1 sign without delay ;spun, be;^_I 2 i Adtiiledq Work shall be started within seven days after the signing of the contract and completed within 60 days after signing of the contract* Prices are to be given individually for each location* All work must conform to Chapter 143 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth* It is the intent of these specifications to dispose of the entire buildings, including all contents, to a competent building wrecker who will demolish the structures complete except the masonry foundations* At the completion of the work the area is to be left clean and free of debris, including the cellars of the various buildings* No sub-contract is to be let without the tLritt-= approval of the Superintendent. of Public Property* The bidder shall visit the sites before submitting his bid to examine the con- ditions and thoroughly acquaint himself with the obstacles and advantages for performing the work of removing these buildings, All the building material, including contents, shall become the property of the contractor when the contract is signede. Before demolishing work is started, the contractor shell notify the City of Salem Water and Sewer Departments to disconnect and properly cap these services He shall also notify any other Public Utility Companies whose services enter the buildings, to disconnect same, The buildings must be demolished by a com- petent, licensed building wrecker now engaged in this type of work and protects by Public liability and workments compensation, insurance* Insurance certifi. cates must be filed with the Superintendent of Public Property before the work is started to show the insurance clauses have been complied with. After signing of the contract, the contractor will immediately assume all _3_ responsibility for damage to the buildings and contents as a result of fire, vandalism or any other cause. The contractor will assume liability for any damage to any property caused as a result of demolishing the buildings. The contractor shall remove all dirt and rubbish from time to time as the Superin- tendent of Public Property may direct. As material is removed from place in the V structures, it shall be loaded and trucked away. No piling of material for resale at the site will be allowed. In the event it is necessary to occupy any part of the public way in connection with the work, the contractor shall first obtain a permit from the office of the Superintendent of Public Property subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Streets. Suitable temporary fences approved by the Superintendent of Public Property shall be erected around the cellar foundations as a guard to prevent injury to persons. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. The demolition shall be done in .accordance with all applicable regulations of the Building Department and the Board of Health. Richard T. McIntosh Director of Public Property a= TTT-1818 1588/122 5-" lipe+lYim MMI PI,ME�.N $•': YF NRISTY McNICHDL DENNIS QUAID C 55 Non-Fri-7:J5.9:55 EI-Sun-1:00-J:103:20-T:JS-B: 77785551581210() EMKOI,5I.RI t26E�.N flALNEL WAfl LE NAflO A N r J:30.5:90.7:90.8:90 FrFSEI-Ub SOoa-11:30 . DONALD SUTNFRIAND DATE NELLIOAM OF IMM _�Nam�� �� 4 R 1:05.3:15.5:95-7:35.9A5 Ftl-Sal-LEb S0m-11:50 Walt Dime?u� � *57©1:15-3: 5 FrFSEt-lab SNoa-11:15 Y. 1 wY rt i3+ ofttlem, � s�rl�us�ff� � 1� • Y� . `� �uhlif �rupextg �epttrtment Puaing Pepartrunt Richard T. McIntosh One Salem Green zap-nzi3 Specifications for demolishing the buildings that constitute the former Salem Suede Co. located at #10 Phillips Street and extending all the way to Irving Street, in the City of Salem,Mass. Each proposal shall be accompanied-by a-properly certified check in. the amount of $500.00 payable to the City of Sa-lem. This CteOc shall be enclosed in the sealed envelope containing the proposal and no proposed. esri15 be consid- ered unless accompanied by said ;,check. All deposits except those of the stic. cessful bidder will be returned to the persons making thew;, within, three daya after opening of the bids The theca of the euccessfuf. bidder gill be re- turned when an approved bond as specified below is delivered to the City o¢' Salem. A satisfactory performance bond it the pmourt of $3000.00 wi21. be re- quired to assure the faithful perforrrance of the, contracto, The bond s-'riall - continue in force until the work is completed and approved by the SsJperinterd-- ant of Public Property. The contract shall be signed within 15 deys, rAver opening of the bids. However, if the contract is ready for sigrat re any time -Oithin this 15 day period, the contractor shall sign without delay ,>pon. being 2 notifiedi, Work scab be started within seven days after the signing of the f Y contract and completed wi.thim 60 days after signing of the contracts Prices are to be given individually for each location. All work mast conform to Chapter 143 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth. It is the intent of these specifications to dispose of the entire buildings, including all contents, to a 'competent building wrecker who will demolish the structures complete except the masonry foundations* At the completion of the work the area is to be left clean and free of debris, including the cellars of the various buildings. No sub-contract is to be let without the Witten approval of the Superintendent- of Public Property., The bidder shall visit the sites before submitting his bid to examine the con. ditions and thoroughly acquaint himself with the obstacles and advantages for performing the work of removing these buildings* All the building material, including contents, shall become the property of the contractor when the contract is signed°,; _ Before demolishing work is started, the contractor shall notify the City of Salem Water and Sewer Departments to disconnect and properly cap these services He shall also notify any other Public Utility Companies whose services eater the buildings, to disco.-meet same; The buildings must be demolished by a com- petent, Licensed building wrecker now engaged in this type of work and protects by public liability and workments compensation- insurance. Insurance certifi- cates must be filed with the Superintendent of Public Property before the work is started to show the insurance clauses have been, complied with. '~ After signing of the contract, the contractor will immediately assume all -3- responsibility for damage to the buildings and contents as a result of fire, vandalism or any other cause. The contractor will assume liability for any damage to any property caused as a result of demolishing the buildings. The s contractor shall remove all dirt and rubbish from time to time as the Superia- tendent of Public Property may direct. As material is removed from place in the structures, it shall be loaded and trucked away. No piling of material for resale at the site will be allowed. In the event it is necessary to occupy any part of the public way in connection with the work, the contractor shall first obtain a permit from the office of the Superintendent of Public Property subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Streets. Suitable temporary fences approved by the Superintendent of Public Property shall be erected around the cellar foundations as a guard to prevent injury to persons. The right is reserved to reject; any or all bids. The demolition shall be done in -accordance with all applicable regulations of the Building Department and the Board of Health. Richard T. McIntosh Director of Public Property a, September+3,1981 .x �4 }. Y City of Salem ; Public Property Department .1 Salem Green Salem,Mass. Specifications for -demolishing the buildings that constitute the former.Salem Suede Co. located at',jM Phillips Street and extending all thewayto Irving Street, in ane City of Sal em,Mass: _ Apr '•..: 4 Y ttt September 3,Y1981 qr e Y - Y y I a ,p 1 4 t• �r <_ f vry y`R = 4 31 1 "M1 l s-v rc �ab- ar yy.P .+s S y_• r_ r S - s a _ i.r s�. '44 ,ar.4w 33-=+' k" �j' t. Sealed bids will be received in the' office of the ,Public Property Department, 3rd Floor, 1 Salem Green, Salem, Ma 01970 until IO:OOA M on Tuesday Sept. 2901981, ,At which time and, place they will be' publicly opened and`read ,for. demolishing-all of the buildings that constitute the former Salem Suede Company, located atJIO Phillips Street, and 'extending all•the way to-Irving Street:. Specifications pertaining to the conditions in connection with the demolition.of this fyl. property may be obtained in the office of the Director of Public Property 1 .Salem Green. The right is reserved to reject any onFcall bids: 4 Richard T. MIntosh Director-of Public Property September, 8,1981 . September 15,1981 September22,1981 r x . 72 r `+rC za y tuUltult'^G lEa'T `OV k,,gI'TY OF SALEM i C -r',tkASS• In City Council,--_-_Flb26, 1981 iMrxew 0; $Gu - - Ordered: . That the City accept the deed conveying the Salem Suede Property located at Irving and Phillips Streets, and also accept the payment by the Zion Realty Trust to the City in the sum of $5,000.00 to be used towards the demolition of the property. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDERED: That acceptance of this deed does not waive any rights under the executive agreement of March 29, 1980. In City Council February 26, 1981 Adopted as amended Approved by the Mayor on March 9, 1981 - ATTEST: JOSEPHINE R. FUSCO CTTY CLERK I ALAN R. ZION, Trustee of Tion Realty Trust under a Declaration of Trust recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 4523, Page 27, as amended, in said Registry in Book 6265, Page 68 of 15 Burnham Road, Wenham, Massachusetts County, Massachusetts, imcaxuazds¢aTouxrt3c for nominal consideration grant to CITY OF SALEM Of 70 Washington Street, Salem, Mass. with gultrlaim ranrnantu �3@xts23t�c�t9c PARCEL #1 Beginning at a point on Irving•Street by land now or formerly of Deery; thence runnin SOUTHERLY by said Deery land 96 feet to land now or formerly of Arnold; thenc turning and running EASTERLY by said Arnold land 22 feet; thence turning and running SOUTHERLY by said Arnold land 79 feet to Phillips Street; thence turning and running EASTERLY by said Phillips Street 52 feet 6 inches to land now or formerly of Henry W. Balcomb; thence turning and running NORTHERLY by said Balcomb land 68 feet; thence turning and running EASTERLY by said Balcomb land 20 feet; thence turning and running NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of C. S. Balcomb and land now or. formerly of Abel Reid 94 feet to Irving Street; thence turning and running WESTERLY by said Irving Street 118 feet to said Deery land, the point begun a . ~ Being a part of Lot #22 and the whole of lots numbered 23 and 24 on a plan of lots in Salem for sale by Eben S. Poor, made by Hazen Osburn, Surveyor, dated July 1871 and recorded with Essex Deeds, Southern District, Book 833, and a part of lot #64 on a plan of building lots in Danvers and Salem for sale by E. S. Poor and W. D. Northen , made by Joseph C. Foster, Surveyor, dated November 1852 and recorded with Essex Deeds, South District, Book 476. Being the same premises conveyed to the Zion Realty Trust by Cedric L. Arnold.of Swampscott, Richard F. Ray of Topsfield and Waiter W. Ray of Lynnfleld; Essex County, Executors of the Will of Walter M. Ray, late of Swampscott, Essex Probate #256096, dated November 25, 1958 and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 4523, Page 296. PARCEL #2 Beginning at the Southeasterly corner of the granted premises on the Northeasterly side of Phillips Street and thence running NORTHWESTERLY by said Phillips Street twenty-four and eighty one-hundredths (24.801) feet to other land of the grantors; thence turning and running NORTHEASTERLY by said land of the grantors eighty-two.and fifty-nine one- hundredths (82.591).. feet to land now.of the grantee; and thence- turning and running SOUTHEASTERLY by said land of the grantee eighteen and fifteen one-hundredths (18.151) feet to a point; and thence turning and running SOUTHWESTERLY still by land of the grantee about eighty-two (821) feet to Phillips Street and the point of beginning. PARCEL #3 Beginning at a point on the Northeasterly side of said Phillips Street nineteen and eighty-one hundredths (19.801) feet distant Northwesterly from land of the grantee and thence running NORTHWESTERLY by Phillips Street five (5.001) feet to other land of the grantors; thence turning and running j� NORTHEASTERLY by said other land of the grantors forty-two and twenty one hundredths (42.20') feet to a point;and thence turning and running SOUTHEASTERLY five (5.00') -feet to the factory building shown on the aforemention d plan as standing, in part on said "Lot A"; and thence turning and running SOUTHWESTERLY by said factory building forty-two and thirty-six one-hundredths (42.36') feet to Phillips Street and the point of beginning. Parcel #2 and Parcel #3 are shown as Lots A and B on a plan entitled, "land of Albert and Mabel T. Goodwin, Salem, Mass., scale 1 in. = 10 feet, March, 1463, Thomas A. Appleton, C.E." containing about 1, 756 square feet, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 5045, Page 527. Subject to an easement or right of way to pass or repass on .foot and with vehicles, materials and equipment, which right of way is described in the Deed recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 5045, Page 527 to which reference may be had. Subject also to any and all encumbrances, liens and restrictions of record, if any, insofar as the same are applicable and in force. Being the same premises conveyed to Alan R. Zion, Trustee of Zion Realty Trust, a trust established under a Declaration of Trust by Albert Goodwin and Mabel T. Goodwin dated and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 5045, Page, 527. Executed as a sealed instrument this day of 19 Alan R. Zion, Trustee of Zion Realty Trust {(�tP��Cil22IiiII2t2ll6k1�t Uf F1�ikI C}Iit�2��� ESSEX. ss. 19 Then personally appeared the above named Alan R. Zion, Trustee of, Zion Realty Trust and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed, Before me, Notary afW tjO(�A xx Public— My commission expires April 13, 19 84 - r 01 CIiY It t�c:�:. � •�r FICE w PDMrb of MVSALEM. MASS. MARCH 28, 1979 DECISION ON PETITION OF SALEM SUEDE (ZION REALTY TRUST) 7 - 19 IRVING STREET (R-1 DISTRICT) A hearing on this Petition was held on March 28, 1979, with the following Board Members present. James Boulger, Chairman, Jane Lundregan, Edward Luzinski, Raymond Nutting and Joseph Piemonte. Notices were sent to abutters and others and duly published in the Salem Evening News on March 14 and 21, 1979 in accordance with Mass. General Laws, Chapter 808. Atty. Philip Strome represented the petitioner before the Board. The petitioners are requesting two variances, one is for a variance to increase the non-conforming use, to expand the non-conforming building which houses the main plant of Salem Suede in order to install a flexible dikc: -in an attempt. to correct the noise problem which results from the work conducted at the site. The second is to allow the building of a building to house two tanks at #19 Irving Street, which is presently a lot with a residence on it. The purpose of the installation of the hot and cold water tanks is to conserve between 25 and 35 percent of"the water used in the tannery. The proposed building ' would be 14 feet by 26 feet. Evidence was presented at the hearing that the neighbors in the area, which is predominently residential have been bothered by the excessive noise and traffic eminating from the carrying on of the factory for Salem Suede. The neighbors were vehemently opposed to any extension of the non-conforming use and felt that it would be extremely detrimental to the neighborhood. 1. The Board voted to allow the construction of a flexible duct sleeve on to the present building of the Salem Suede Company. The Board found that it could allow the construction of the sleeve because of the result will be one which is beneficial to the neighborhood„namely would help in eliminating the excessive noise from the factory, The Board granted this petition.on the grounds that if this procedure does not work, the company will construct something else. The petitioners agreed .to this amendment on the petition. 2. The Board voted to deny the petition for the construction of a building to house two tanks on the residential lot. The Board found that it could not allow the construction of said building and the expansion of the non-conforming use without extreme detriment to the surrounding neighborhood. The building, and use of the building are presently a problem and a source of friction in the neighborhood, and to allow the expansion of the non-conforming use would be detrimental to the neighborhood, and a derogation of the intent of the *Zoning By-law. VARIANCE #1 GRANTED VARIANCE 02 DENIED (SEE PAGE TWO) ; of Aiii ti i9 • �fi• �� t� � . t� r Ti#u of Salem, ussac4use##z i7Y �';i;:'r; Fr'iCE x SALEM. MASS. .s Poarbt Vf p'"tu j DECISION - SALEM SUEDE - (ZION REALTY TRUST) 7-19 Irving St. Page 2 Jane T. Lundregan Secretary \r'fE',L f9Dt1 TMS D°Cl-2,161, IF ANY. SPALL 8E GSOr PLI.nl OT TO SECTIOC7 I7 OF Tf1E \LASS. LfAA1 . b�'-bTLR 'A AND D vlo :? !': :Itil 20 DkiS 'ArTER THE DATE OF FILIOG GF 9r;S TNt =F!:E GF WE 0i.' Cl -^i. P;,:".i!t{ C• THE VA'iANCE R;: SPECIAL PEWIT CRAM Ir:, t-t.:° 1..'. _ L,i''.Ci 1: iI!. A v'.�'f 3f HE , TH C714 ki -F itr L�.. L.f-fR ..t.. a Cdf.+ hv, ^ {'. t° ( PEr•.�: N^S O..?-€ ;;'a• IF iia . .1:'cO 1;1 THE ::.;li MN iilu .-A., OF THE Dl,:,ii R 9F ft& 4 0 64 IS fikORO"¢P. •Aird 4 31) CA Tile il,VRER S CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. @B��N tlE RPbti;� A COPY OF THIS DECISION HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE PLANNING BOARD AND THE CITY CLERK September 30, 1977 Salem Suede Inc. 7 Irving Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 ATTENTION: Mr. Alan Zion, Trustee - Zion R®h1*y. Trust Dear Mr. Zion: Pleased be advised that the parking of trailers on the property located at 19 Irving Street owned by you is in violation of the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Salem. This property is located in a Residential. - 2 gamily Zone. You are therefore ordered to discontinue this illegal. use of land immediately. Your failure to comply with this order will necessitate that the City of Salem take lawful action against you. Very truly yours , JOIN B. POWERS Superintendent of Public Property, Inspector of Buildings CCI Councillor George F. McCabe JBP/mfr. Certified Mlil #945281 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE OFFICIAL BUSINESS SENDER INSTRUCTIONSPENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO AVOIO PAYMENT Print your name,address,and ZIP Code in the sPaa below. OF POSTAGE, $300 • CAmplete items 1. 2, and 3 on the reverse. 4-14W • Moisten gummed ends and attach to front of article if space permits. Otherwise affix to bock of article. • Endorse article "Return Receipt Requested" adja. cent to number. _ RETURN TO •4 � John. B Powers, Insp. of' Bu_ldings (Name of Bender) City Hall Annex, One Salem Green (street or P.O. Box) _Salem Massachusetts 01970 (City, Beare, and ZIP Code) w+ • SENDER: Complete items 1,2,and i. Add your address, in the 'RETURN TO" space on '3 .. verse. .. 1. The following service is requested (check one). Show to whom and date delivered..---...---. 150 ® Show to whom,date,&address of delivery.. 350 RESTRICTED DELIVERY. m Show to whom and date delivered............. 650 ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom,date, and address of delivery 850 a 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: C Salem Suede Inc . = 7 Irving Street Salem, Mass. 01970 O In 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. 94281 rn (Always obtain signature of sadmssee or agent) m I have received the article described above. SIGNATURE 0 Addressee ❑ Authorized agent �.iL�04s��•/v m W G9 >4.mOA E OF DELIVERY —POSTMARK In �t� M w 7 , Z 5. ADDRESS (Complete only 8 melusstafif)?. O eyR A ' y R BECAUSE: �` ,CLERK'S Cfr UNASLE TO QELIYEINITIALS T r GOP:19 2n3'r5G li` o � C Ito of n ;r \�--o"' �!'�ttilclinu �e�itrttztertt ,ilahu fi. �'auf��ers _ Are latcu: - 0=1' September 26, 1977 Salem Suede, Inc. 7 Irving Street Salem, Mass. 01970 Att: Alan Zion, Trustee - Zion Realty Trust Dear Mr. Zion: In response to complaints received by this office regarding the storage of two approximately ten foot diametor tanks stored at the rear of your property located at 6-8 Irving Street, this department, accompanied by representatives of the Salem Fire Prevention Bureau, inspected the premises on September 22, 1977. In the course of this inspection it was revealed that you have made changes in the chimney and boiler room without first obtaining the , necessary permits as required under Section 113.1 of the Massachusetts State Building Code. It is also understood that you plan to move the tanks in question onto property located at 19 Irving Street and owned by you. You are hereby ordered to: 1. Immediately secure all openings in the tanks to secure them from entry. 2. Submit the required plans and obtain necessary permits for the chimney and boiler room construction. 3. Obtain the approval of the Salem Board of Appeals prior to relocating the tanks. Very truly yours, John B. Powers Supt, of Public Property and Inspector of Buildings JBPJz LOCUS• I' . 5 i b oy1� o ep yo /R VIA1G S TREE T Z op�.F 0� mr NO T4 RIVER S °37 ,10 ;F y LOCUS /�QP 35. 00 ��.00 N.4/L (fe) SCALP/�•=2000• I LOT 3 a; A=1332 '-' 04VID A. e I N S•F Opl GLOR/A A. N.4/GLUT � d Z/ON of REALTY TRUS T ....20.00...•" ml L 0 r : N4o 0000 w: x " AREA 8,100ts.F APPROV4L UNDER TLJE q, LOT I W RAYMOND ✓. SUED/V/S/ON CONTROL o a �i 4 � "� ��� BARBARA J. 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