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1-3 COLBY STREET - ZBA 1-3 Colby St. - R-1 -- Salem Hospital J e s { nn (Gity of ttlrm, � 2IssMtlTusPttB i5nttrd of :Aupeal Jos > > 23 3 0 ;; LE - I DECISION ON THE PETITION OF SALEM HOSPITAL FOR VARIANCES FOR 1-3 COLBY ST. (R-1 ) A hearing on this petition was held September 19, 1990 and continued till January 16, 1991 with the following Board Members present: Edward Luzinski , Acting Chairman; Joseph Correnti , Richard Febonio, Mary Jane Stirgwolt and Associate John Grady. Notice of the 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. Petitioners , owners of the property, represented by Attorney John Serafini , Sr. are requesting Variances to allow construction of a Day Care facility in the R-1 district. The Petitioner, through Counsel , requested the Board grant Leave to Withdraw Without Prejudice this request for Variances. A motion having been made and duly seconded, the Board of Appeal voted unanimously, 5-0, in favor of the motion to allow petition to be Withdrawn Without Prejudice. WITHDRAWN Edward Luzinski ,' V&te Chairman L (1 itn of �&ttlem, ',4RUssttrliusetts Bottra of _Aupettl 3 s DECISION ON THE PETITION OF SALEM HOSPITAL FOR VARIANCES FOR 1-3 COLBY ST. (R-1 ) A hearing on this petition was held September 19, 1990 and continued till January 16, 1991 with the following Board Members present: Edward Luzinski , Acting Chairman; Joseph Correnti , Richard Febonio, Mary Jane Stirgwolt and Associate John Grady. Notice of the 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. Petitioners , owners of the property, represented by Attorney John Serafini , Sr. are requesting Variances to allow construction of a Day Care facility in the R-1 district. The Petitioner, through Counsel , requested the Board grant Leave to Withdraw Without Prejudice this request for Variances. A motion having been made and duly seconded, the Board of Appeal voted unanimously, 5-0, in favor of the motion to allow petition to be Withdrawn Without Prejudice. WITHDRAWN ft a C / L Edward Luzinski ,- V&Te Chairman `t. (Situ of '�ttivm, 4RU9!5UC11U!5rtt9 Boarb of Appeal Jrj� 13 3 G3 °9J DECISION ON THE PETITION OF SALEM HOSPITAL FOR VARIANCES FOR 1-3 COLBY ST. (R-1 ) A hearing on this petition was held September 19, 1990 and continued till January 16, 1991 with the following Board Members present: Edward Luzinski , Acting Chairman; Joseph Correnti , Richard Febonio, Mary Jane Stirgwolt and Associate John Grady. Notice of the 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. Petitioners, owners of the property, represented by Attorney John Serafini , Sr. are requesting Variances to allow construction of a Day Care facility in the R-1 district. The Petitioner, through Counsel , requested the Board grant Leave to Withdraw Without Prejudice this request for Variances. A motion having been made and duly seconded, the Board of Appeal voted unanimously, 5-0, in favor of the motion to allow petition to be Withdrawn Without Prejudice. WITHDRAWN C"600) Edward i , V e Chairman BOARD OF APPEALS SERAFINI, SERAFINI AND DARLING ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET JP{q Il l� rl� 'JI SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 r:ECEI'=`ED Cil-Y Or S1:LEil.1.1ASS. JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR, TELEPHONE JOHN R. SERAFINI,OR, 508.744.0212 JOHN E. DARLING 617 581-2743 WFNDY L. THAYER TELECOPIER JOSEPH P. COLONNA 508-7414683 January 10, 1990 Board of Appeals City of Salem One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: Petition of Salem Hospital for use of the premises at 1-3 Colby Street as a Day Care Center Gentlemen: The petitioner in the above matter, Salem Hospital, respectfully requests permission to withdraw without prejudice the above petition. Sincerely, SALE�HOSPI/V' by JOHN R. SERAFINI, R. JRS,SR. /ln DATE OF HEARING PETITIONER`.j LOCATION MOTION: TO GRANT SECOND TO DENY SECOND TO RE-HEAR SECOND LEAVE TO WITHDRAW G SECOND TO CONTINUE SECOND ROLL CALL PRESENT GRANT DENY WITHDRAW RE-HEAR CONTINUE JOSEPH CORRENTI RICFfAW,'FEBONIO ' EDWARD LOZINSKI MARY JANE STIRGWOLT ASSOCIATE MEMBERS / / JOHN GR'ADY ' ' �UE CONDITIONS: APPEAL CASE NO. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ . a (gag rif 5alent, Anssa4usEttS 11=b Vf (�"Vd TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: The Undersigned represent that he is are the owners of a certain parcel of land located at NO).-A - �P�bY. StxAA� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. ... .. .. . . . . . .. . .Streedr, Zoning District.9-1. . Ward. I17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . okx86�exQdasBast�tasei�sxfrx6rsidcdi�gxBade. Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Inspector of Buildings in accordance with Section IX A. 1 of the Zoning Ordinance. c ,ri c.0 — - U The Application for Permit was denied by the Inspector of Buildings for the following reasons: Direct Appeal The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning Ordinance and/or the Building Code and order the Inspector of Buildings to approve the application fee permit to build as filed, as the enforcement of said Zoning By-Laws and Building Code would involve practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship to the Undersigned and relief may be granted without substantially dero- gating from the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance and Building Code for the following reasons: t T � 1 q � • I,r .- lW s T t� Y C Owner. ..Salem.HQSAital. . ... .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. . 81 Highland Avenue Address.5alem. .ta. .01970. . . . ... .. . .... ... . .. c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Telephone. .. . . .744:QZ12. . . . .. . ..... . ..... . .. Petitioner. .Salem.QQscital. .. . . .... ... . . . . .. c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Address.. . . . .63.Federal.Street. .Salga. .U.Q197, Date. . .Augt;FM ZZ, AM. . . . Telep ne. .744: 712 . . . .. . . .. ... ... . . . .. . . By. . . . . .. .. o ... .. . Three copies of the application must be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Appeals with a check, for advertising in the amount of. .. . ... . . . .......... ..... . four weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The Evening News. 4 SCHEDULE A The undersigned Petitioner, Salem Hospital, is the owner of the property, and is desirous of providing day care services on the site, which would primarily serve the employees of Salem Hospital and its affiliated subsidiaries. While nurseries are permitted under the Zoning in this area, it is felt that the definition is not broad enough to cover day care services which are to be offered on that site. The building in question on Colby Street described in the Petition, clearly shows that the property meets the density requirements of the underlying zoning, except for the rear yard requirement. it is submitted that day care services, as part of the services offered by Salem Hospital, are compatable with its role in the Salem community. The Petitioner, therefore, respectfully requests a use Variance so as to permit the operation of a day care center as shown on the enclosed plans, together with a Variance from the rear lot line requirement. The area contains several medical facilities and is close to the main Salem Hospital building. There is ample parking on the site as shown on the enclosed plans. The lot in question, because of topography, shape, and a location that places part of the lot in a buffer zone is not a typical R-1 lot, which makes development difficult. The fact that the Zoning Ordinance speaks to nursery care and clinics but does not specifically permit day care creates a hardship for the Petitioner, who operates a hospital, rehabilitation center and various clinics. The ambiguity makes it difficult to obtain the licenses required to operate a day care center. 44 11,783 \A3 — s - -_- -__'_� ti 6 300 \42 Esc- s _ IOAS 0.0 151 \ 00\ril0 0 6 y � ��P��o tin✓�����t ' -3 1 6 ut t, ee e 00 +\ \ \ e 6 .. -1 N T / D6 s �P \� Ig \3p ` I /�+ \ eb X05 J ,1+ \\0 e ` 1 2 2B Bt ie ce POND \ 5819 �a JI y�y - \ b 115 4j 4 � 41 4j 96 ��� 113 O AC. \ 10/45 0� If O y e94s Ilk • \ �`D ? V J e Ci \\G1SY 0 \ SPI.EM \Q�pP J 98,/ r 1/648 1 • 24 o � BOARD OF APPEALS` SERAFINI, SERAFINI AND DARLING ATTORNEYS AT LAW ny 63 FEDERAL STREET JAN '91 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 RECEIVED CITY OF SALE IMASS. JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN R. SERAFINI,JR. 508-744-0212 JOHN E. DARLING 617-581-2743 WENDY L. THAYER TELECOPIER JOSEPH P. COLONNA 508741-4663 January 10, 1990 Board of Appeals City of Salem One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: Petition of Salem Hospital for use of the premises at 1-3 Colby Street as a Day Care Center Gentlemen: The petitioner in the above matter, Salem Hospital, respectfully requests permission to withdraw without prejudice the above petition. Sincerely, SALEM HOSPIT- by JOHN R. SERAFINI, -R. JRS,SR. /ln SERAFINI, SERAFINI AND DARLING ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN R. SERAFINI,JR, 508-744.0212 JOHN E. DARLING 617-581-2743 WENDY L THAYER TELECOPIER JOSEPH P. COLONNA 508-741-4683 November 28, 1990 HAND DELIVER Mr. Richard Bencal Chairman, Board of Appeals One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: Request of Salem Hospital, Petitioner, To Provide Day Care Services on Colby Street, Salem Dear Mr. Bencal: As attorney for the Petitioner in the above matter, we respectfully agree to extend the time in which the Board of Appeals must act to January 31, 1991. Sincerely, JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. JRS,SR. /ln BOARIDOF APPEALS ' SERAFINI, SERAFINI AND DARLING ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET J^H SALEM, MASSACHUSETTSO1970 -r F.ECcI'.' CITY OF SALUI-"-!ASS. JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN R. SERAFINI,JR. $0a-744-0212 JOHN E. DARLING 617-591.2743 WENDY L. THAYER TELECOPIER JOSEPHP, COLONNA 306 74I-4683 January 10, 1990 Board of Appeals City of Salem One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: Petition of Salem Hospital for use of the premises at 1-3 Colby Street as a Day Care Center Gentlemen: The petitioner in the above matter, Salem Hospital, respectfully requests permission to withdraw without prejudice the above petition. Sincerely, / SALEM HOSPI7.�'/�4� by JOHN R. SERAFINI,AZ-R. JRS,SR./ln JAMES M. FLEMING, ESQ. 47 BUFFUM STREET SALEM, MA 01970 November 20, 1990 Richard Bencal , Chairman Board of Appeal One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Re : Request for Variance 1-3 Colby Street Dear Mr. Bencal : As you are aware, Salem Hospital has requested variances from the Board of Appeal for the property known as 1-3 Colby Street. The variances are for use (adult day-care) and density (rear yard set back) . The public hearing on the variances has been held by the Board of Appeal. Additionally, a meeting of the abutters and the proponents has also been held. Negotiations continue to see if a resolution of objections can be attained. I represent one of the abutters, One Hundred Highland Avenue Realty Trust. Since I will be in Florida from December 3 to December 16, 1990, I respectfully request that further consideration by the Board of Appeal be postponed until the Board's January 1991 meeting. I have spoken with Attorney John Serafini, Sr. and I believe he concers with the continuance. In the interim, discussions will continue between the proponent and the abbutters. Sincerely, James M. Fleming, Esq. cc: John Serafini,Esq. Councillor Leonard O'Leary Dr. Patrick Curtin i of *atemt ;fflaggaCbU!5ettg ;>> ` Public Property Department �3ui(bing Department Ont 6alrm Green 745-9595 Ext. 380 William H. Munroe Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer November 1 , 1990 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: RE: Salem Hospital Day Care Center This office has reviewed a site plan prepared by Salem Hospital in connection with a proposed day care center on property owned by Salem Hospital at 3 Colby St. , Salem. The plan submitted is entitled "Preliminary Site Plan Proposed Day Care Facility Family World Child Care Centers inc. , Salem Hospital-Colby St. Site Salem, MA by Nova Design and Construction Inc." dated 10-4-90. Colby Street is located in an R-1 District and in an R-1 district the following are permitted uses: 1 . Detached single-family dwellings 2. Customary agricultural , horticultural and floricultural operations, provided that. . . 3. Nursery, elementary, and secondary schools, public parks and playgrounds, and public libraries 4. Churches and similar places of worship 5. Parish houses, convents and monasteries 6. Institutions of higher education 7. Public and private golf course 8. Private garages and other accessory uses and buildings, provided that. . . A day care center is another term for nursery, which is clearly a permitted use. Therefore, a building that complies with zoning setbacks, side and lot area requirements will be permitted on that site. The plan submitted complies with these zoning requirements, and, if appropriate building plans are submitted in compliance with our requirements, a building permit will issue for a nursery day care center on this property. Sincer4ly, � y 1 liam H. Munroe Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer WHM:bms V C �/J DATE OF HEARING �9 �Z51" PETITIONER LOCATION Z-3 �� /e-� MOTION: TO GRANT z SECOND /Y TO DENY SECOND TO RE-HEAR SECOND LEAVE TO WITHDRAW SECOND TO CONTINUE SECOND ROLL CALL PRESENT GRANT DENY WITHDRAW RE-HEAR CONTINUE DT(`Ite -D L1V I.HL JOSEPH CORRENTI. ?f % RICHARD' FEBONIO EDWARD LUZINSKI MARY JANE STIRGWOLT ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ARTHUR LABRECQUE CONDITIONS: 1 e FAMILY WORLD ALSO PROVIDES: j • Parent Seminars - Gymdme - Voucher Program 0 Time• Licensed School Psychologist - Swim me (YMCA) • Certified and Degreed Teachers - Corporate Day Care !"If�VWORLD M CHILD CARE CENTERS, INC. z ....... ...... FAMILY WORLD LOCATIONS M ANNA JAOLIES HOSPITAL 3 Highland Avenue Newburyport, MA 01950 (508) 465-6580 > I WORLD 1 0 147 Norfolk Street CHILD CARE CENTERS Cambridge, MA 02139 (617) 354-5767 69 Holten Street Danvers, MA 01923 (508) 777-4476 164 Chestnut Street Ouality Child Day Care, Hudson, MA 01749 Certified and Degreed (508) 568-8082 Teachers, employing the CENTENNIAL PARK philosophy and methods 1 Centennial Drive of Jean Piaget, noted Peabody, MA 01960 (508) 531-8710 psychologist specializing In child development. CORPORATE OFFICES Holten Street P.O. Box 2085 Danvers, MA 01923-5085 (508) 750-6190 0 Some Family World centers have different 0 hours of operation and student populations. Mao 99 9) Please see your parent handbook or director for specific Information regarding the center In which you are Interested. ................. STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION Family World Child Care Centers, Inc., does not DANVERS HUDSON PEABODY discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion or national origin In the admission of children Or in the CAMBRIDGE NEWBURYPORT administration of Its policies. THE FAMILY WORLD PROGRAM field trip, each friendship built with children and in his or her own individualized daily log. This and The program at Family World Child Care Centers is adults including some from different cultures, each other information about the child's day is shared with designed to provide each child with a secure and experience in building with blocks, builds his or her parents at the close of the day. - nurturing environment, understanding about the world As toddlers grow into independent young people, we Family World subscribes to the philosophy, concepts and In short, Family World's program is based on the recognize the need to foster their independence while teachings of the child psychologist, Jean Piaget, and the concept that young children should be active learners, still nurturing their growth. We assist parents in educators Friedrich Froebel, Maria Montessori, John allowed, with the support of their parents and preparing them for toilet training. They are also Dewey and Arnold Gesell. Our program is educators, to develop at their own unique pace. nurtured to a point where they will thrive in our child-centered and developmentally appropriate. developmentally appropriate preschool program. This philosophical view is fundamental to the field of Family World classrooms are made up of seven learning early childhood education and supported by the National Family World maintains that a sound philosophy of centers especially designed to -encourage children to Academy of Early Childhood Programs and the National infant and toddler care is based on the interrelation involve themselves in center-based activities. Association for the Education of Young Children. of provider, parent, and program in ways that are supportive to parents, nurturing to children, and These activities include Arts and Crafts, Blocks, - ADMISSION enriching to staff. Dramatic Play, Language and Listening, Manipulatives, Infants, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners are Science and Nature, and Reading and Computers. eligible for admission to our developmentally Please see the curriculum overview at the center in appropriate programs. which you are interested. Center-based activities help our children learn to work and play independently and in small groups and to use . See Parent Handbook_ for policies and procedures.- NURSERY SCHOOL PROGRAM their imaginations when utilizing a variety of materials. Family World's nursery school program utilizes the WAITING LIST Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and focuses on Skill-based activities help each child develop four broad When enrollment reaches full capacity, the names of developmentally appropriate content and skills. It has skill areas: Language, Physical, Thinking, and new applicants are kept on a waiting list. Places are , a separate and flexible schedule. The program includes Social/Emotional. filled on a first come, first served basis. Priority is field trips, computer time, swim time and Gymtime given, however, to siblings of children already enrolled activities. Theme-based activities help our children build a body and to children whose parent-employer has contractual of knowledge about a general subject while reinforcing arrangements with Family World. Please see the curriculum overview at the center in basic skills. which you are interested. THE SCHOOL YEAR The activities are centered around high- Family World is open 52 weeks per year. Tuition is PRESCHOOL/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS interest themes including Colors, Shapes, Animals, based on full-time attendance and a 2 week vacation Family World's preschool and after school programs Seasons and Weather, Numbers, Growing Things, allowance. An extended day program is available to utilize the Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and Letters, Foods, Where Things Go, and Symbols and parents who cannot pick up their children within the focus on developmentally appropriate content and Signs. regular hours. skills. The curriculum also utilizes the Addison-Wesley Reading and the Addison-Wesley Mathematics Family World teachers also bring other high PARENT VISITS programs. The program includes field trips, computer interest themes to their classrooms. Family World maintains an open door time, swim time and Gymtime activities. policy with respect to parent visits to our A CHILD'S WORK IS PLAY centers. You may visit at any time. You Please see the curriculum overview at the center in Family World believes that a child's work is play and do not need to make an appointment. which you are interested. that play contributes to learning and cognitive maturity. Play provides the opportunity for children to practice INFANT/TODDLER PROGRAM KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM new skills and functions. As they master these Family World agrees with the NAEYC in believing that Family World's kindergarten program utilizes activities, they can integrate or reorganize into other infants -- indeed children of all ages -- must be given the Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and task-orientated sequences. When a child turns the optimum opportunity for growth and development. Our focuses on developmentally appropriate content and pages of a book, for example, he or she begins to sense classrooms are small and OFC approved. skills. The subject areas covered over the course of a sequence to the story. Books become lifelong friends the year include Reading/Language Arts, History/ when children begin to learn about them in a playful We believe that both babies and toddlers need intimacy Geography, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, manner. and individual attention and do all we can to maintain a Art, Music, Physical Education, and Library Use. The warm, home-like atmosphere that reflects an curriculum also utilizes the Addison-Wesley Reading Play is an active form of learning that unites the mind environment familiar and natural to each child. and the Addison-Wesley Mathematics programs. and body. Play offers numerous opportunities for children to act on objects and experience events -- it Each infant's feeding, napping and diapering schedule is Please see the curriculum overview at the center in unique so we record the type and quantity of foods and which you are interested. gives children a wide repertoire of experiences. Each liquids, including times of feedings and diaper changes, FAMILY WORLD ALSO PROVIDES: X • Parent Seminars - Gyrntime - Voucher Program 0 • Licensed School Psychologist - Swim Time (YMCA) • Certified and Degreed Teachers - Corporate Day Care !"IfYWORLD M CHILD CARE CENTERS, INC. z 0 FAMILY WORLD LOCATIONS )a M ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL l M Highland Avenue SA Newburyport, MA 01950 9 (508) 465-6580 30 WORLD 0 147 Norfolk Street CHILD CARE CENTERS Cambridge, MA 02139 (617) 354-5767 69 Holten Street Danvers, MA 01923 (508) 777-4476 164 Chestnut Street Ouality Child Day Care, Hudson, MA 01749 Certified and Degreed (508) 568-8082 Teachers, employing the CENTENNIAL PARK philosophy and methods I Centennial Drive of Jean Plaget, noted Peabody, MA 01960 (508) 531-8710 psychologist specializing CORPORATE OFFICES in child development. Holten Street P.O. Box 2085 Danvers, MA 01923-5085 (508) 750-6190 0 Some Family World centers have different hours of operation and student populations. la- po' 0@0825 BIT 9) Please see your parent handbook or director &__ for specific Information regarding the center In which you are Interested. csyls@q Vol? ............ STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION Family World Child Care Centers, Inc., does not DANVERS HUDSON PEABODY discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion or national origin In the admission of children or in the CAMBRIDGE NEWBURYPORT administration of Its policies. I THE FAMILY WORLD PROGRAM field trip, each friendship built with children and in his or her own individualized daily log. This and The program at Family World Child Care Centers is _ adults including some from different cultures, each other information about the child's day is shared with designed to provide each child with a secure and experience in building with blocks, builds his or her parents at the close of the day, nurturing environment. understanding about the:world. _ Astoddlers grow into independent young people, we Family World subscribes to the philosophy, concepts and In short, Family World's program is based on the recognize the need to foster their independence while teachings of the child psychologist, Jean Piaget, and the concept that young children should be active learners, still nurturing their growth. We assist parents in educators Friedrich Froebel, Maria Montessori, John allowed, with the support of their parents and preparing them for toilet training. They are also Dewey and Arnold Gesell. Our program is educators, to develop at their own unique pace. nurtured to a point where they will thrive in our child-centered and developmentally appropriate. developmentally appropriate preschool program. This philosophical view is fundamental to the field of Family World classrooms are made up of seven learning early childhood education and supported by the National Family World maintains that a sound philosophy of centers especially designed to encourage children to Academy of Early Childhood Programs and the National infant and toddler care is based on the interrelation involve themselves in center-based activities. Association for the Education of Young Children. of provider, parent, and program in ways that are supportive to parents, nurturing to children, and These activities include Arts and Crafts, Blocks, ADMISSION enriching to staff. Dramatic Play, Language and Listening, Manipulatives, Infants, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners are Science and Nature, and Reading and Computers. eligible for admission to our developmentally Please see the curriculum overview at the center in appropriate programs. which you are interested. Center-based activities help our children learn to work and play independently and in small groups and to use See Parent Handbook for policies and procedures. NURSERY SCHOOL PROGRAM their imaginations when utilizing a variety of materials. Family World's nursery school program utilizes the WAITING LIST Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and focuses on Skill-based activities help each child develop four broad When enrollment reaches full capacity, the names of developmentally appropriate content and skills. It has skill areas: Language, Physical, Thinking, and new applicants are kept on a waiting list. Places are a separate and flexible schedule. The program includes Social/Emotional. filled on a first come, first served basis. Priority is field trips, computer time, swim time and Gymtime given, however, to siblings of children already enrolled activities. Theme-based activities help our children build a body -and to children whose parent-employer has contractual of knowledge about a general subject while reinforcing arrangements with Family World. Please see the curriculum overview at the center in basic skills. w which you are interested. THE SCHOOL YEAR The activities are centered around high- Family World is open 52 weeks per year. Tuition is PRESCHOOL/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS interest themes including Colors, Shapes, Animals, based on full-time attendance and a 2 week vacation Family World's preschool and after school programs Seasons and Weather, Numbers, Growing Things, allowance. An extended day program is available to utilize the Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and Letters, Foods, Where Things Go, and Symbols and parents who cannot pick up their children within the focus on developmentally appropriate content and Signs. regular hours. skills. The curriculum also utilizes the Addison-Wesley Reading and the Addison-Wesley Mathematics Family World teachers also bring other high PARENT VISITS programs. The program includes field trips, computer interest themes to their classrooms. Family World maintains an open door time, swim time and Gymtime activities. policy with respect to parent visits to our A CHILD'S WORK IS PLAY centers. You may visit at any time. You Please see the curriculum overview at the center in Family World believes that a child's work is play and do not need to make an appointment. which you are interested. that play contributes to learning and cognitive maturity. Play provides the opportunity for children to practice INFANT/TODDLER PROGRAM KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM new skills and functions. As they master these Family World agrees with the NAEYC in believing that Family World's kindergarten program utilizes activities, they can integrate or reorganize into other infants -- indeed children of all ages -- must be given the Crayola Creativity Curriculum Program and task-orientated sequences. When a child turns the optimum opportunity for growth and development. Our focuses on developmentally appropriate content and pages of a book, for example, he or she begins to sense classrooms are small and OFC approved. skills. The subject areas covered over the course of a sequence to the story. Books become lifelong friends the year include Reading/Language Arts, History/ when children begin to learn about them in a playful We believe that both babies and toddlers need intimacy Geography, Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, manner. and individual attention and do all we can to maintain a Art, Music, Physical Education, and Library Use. The warm, home-like atmosphere that reflects an curriculum also utilizes the Addison-Wesley Reading Play is an active form of learning that unites the mind environment familiar and natural to each child. and the Addison-Wesley Mathematics programs. and body. Play offers numerous opportunities for children to act on objects and experience events -- it Each infant's feeding, napping and diapering schedule is Please see the curriculum overview at the center in unique so we record the type and quantity of foods and which you are interested. gives children a wide repertoire of experiences. Each liquids, including times of feedings and diaper changes, ro>rn4� CCit 46aleru, p of ftIa5!5arfju5rtt!6 lire Department JLleaDquarter5 4S Iafapette &treet Joseph F. Sullivan &Al¢m, 1A. 01970 Chief City of Salem Re: 1-3 Colby Street Board of Appeal Salem Hospital One Salem Green Hearing date: September 19, 1990 The Salem Fire Department has no objection to the granting of Variances to allow the construction and operation of a day care center at N1-3 Colby Street subject to the following conditions: 1. Plans for the proposed construction are presented to the Fire Prevention Bureau for approval prior to the issuance of a building permit. 2. The proposed construction shall conform to all applicable provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code, 527 Code of Massachusetts Regulations, the Salem Fire Prevention Code, the Salem City Ordinances, and Massachusetts General Laws, relative to fire safety. 3. The applicant shall arrange for an inspection by the Fire Prevention Bureau upon completion of the work. 4. The applicant shall obtain and post proper street numbering from the City Assessor in accordance with the city ordinance relative to the numbering of buildings. Signed, Robert W. Turner, Fire Marshal APPEAL CASE NO. .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . iX Ctv of '�$ttlpm, Aussarllusetts �r Pottrb of �ppeal s� TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: The Undersigned represent that he is are the owners of a certain parcel of land located at NOJ.-A . �o�LbY. Stxeet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stve&k; Zoning District.R-l. . Ward. IV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �ftx$l¢exE4assa�bttts�t8s�5t�k�x@�ic3c$ia4gx@��. Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Inspector of Buildings in accordance with Section IX A. 1 of the Zoning Ordinance. C= n o _� 1U The Application for Permit was denied by the Inspector of Buildings for the following reasons: Direct Appeal The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning Ordinance and/or the Building Code and order the Inspector of Buildings to approve the application fee permit to build as filed, as the enforcement of said Zoning By-Laws and Building Code would involve practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship to the Undersigned and relief may be granted without substantially dero- gating from the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance and Building Code for the following reasons: •< � me nz l�U tr L' az Owner. . .Salem.$oSBitSI . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Highland Avenue Address.Salem. .k%. .Q147Q. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Telephone. . . . . .744:4212. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petitioner. .Salem.VQ*vital. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Address. . . . . . 63.Federal.Street, .Salgm. . ?.419�D Date. . .Augvst .ZZ. MQ . . . . Telep ne. 744- Zl2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . By.,. . . . . . . . va i r(t. . . . . . l Three copies of the application must be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Appeals with a check, for advertising in the amount of. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . four weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The Evening News. SCHEDULE A The undersigned Petitioner, Salem Hospital, is the owner of the property, and is desirous of providing day care services on the site, which would primarily serve the employees of Salem Hospital and its affiliated subsidiaries. while nurseries are permitted under the Zoning in this area, it is felt that the definition is not broad enough to cover day care services which are to be offered on that site. The building in question on Colby Street described in the Petition, clearly shows that the property meets the density requirements of the underlying zoning, except for the rear yard requirement. It is submitted that day care services, as part of the services offered by Salem Hospital, are compatable with its role in the Salem community. The Petitioner, therefore, respectfully requests a use Variance so as to permit the operation of a day care center as shown on the enclosed plans, together with a Variance from the rear lot line requirement. The area contains several medical facilities and is close to the main Salem Hospital building. There is ample parking on the site as shown on the enclosed plans. The lot in question, because of topography, shape, and a location that places part of the lot in a buffer zone is not a typical R-1 lot, which makes development difficult. The fact that the Zoning ordinance speaks to nursery care and clinics but does not specifically permit day care creates a hardship for the Petitioner, who operates a hospital, rehabilitation center and various clinics. The ambiguity makes it difficult to obtain the licenses required to operate a day care center. ./r�. � � � � 1 ai9 •i i� 1 1 • ` bv` � � 02 24 A G II �`.,tJm 4.♦ c0 O 03ch ypol 2 7 i*109 v� lo./ �B s9 d s VIP 000 �� m oe e+� qiq 34 e �/ '�e t� ♦l�t�A yGJ �' 's ♦\SOT "J JFK �e of ` O• a 10n tl n so CITY OF SALEM CITY OF SALEM BOARD OF APPEAL BOARD OF APPEAL 745-9595 Ext. 381 745.9595 Ext. 381 Will hold a public hearing for all persons inter- Will hold a public hearing for all persons inter- ested in the petition submitted by Salem Hospital ested in the petition submitted by Salem Hospital for Variance to allow the operation of a Day Care for Variance to allow the operation of a Day Care Center and a Variance from rear setbacks at 1- Center and a Variance from rear setbacks at 1- St. ednes- 3 Colby St.(R-1).Said hearing to be held Wednes- 3 ColSeptember)19a 990 at 7:0Sid hearin0 P.M.eOnto be hld eV Salem day, September 19, 1990 at 7:00 P.M.,One Salem day, Green, 2nd floor. Green, 2nd floor. RICHARD A. BENCAL, Chairman RICHARD A. BENCAL, Chairman September 5, 12, 1990 1 September 5, 12, 1990 CITY OF SALEM CITY OF SALEM BOARD OF APPEAL - BOARD.OF APPEAL 745-9595 Ext. 381 745-9595 Ext. 381 Will hold a public hearing for all persons inter- Will hold a public hearing for all persons inter- ested in the petition submitted by Salem Hospital ested irethe petition submitted by Salem Hospital for Variance to allow the operation of eta Day Care for Variance to allow the operation of a Day Care Center and a Variance a•om rear setbacks n s- Center and a Variance from rear setbacks at I- 3 Colby to (ber Said hearing to be held a Sal es- 3 Colby St.(R-1).Said hearing to be held Wednes- day, September . 1990 at 7:00 P.M., One Salem Green, 2nd floor. t day, September 19, 1990 at 7:00 P.M.,One Salem RICHARD A. BENCAL, Chairman Green, 2nd floor. RICHARD A. BENCAL, Chairman September 5, 12, 1990 ; September 5, 12, 1990 APPEAL CASE NO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f�i#g of 541m Ansoar4usetts 5 T •+. �IIAT� of ��7EM1, Awa. TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: The Undersigned represent that he is are the owners of a certain parcel of land located at NO.C. . �pXby. Streat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S ; Zoning District.R-1. . Ward. Iv. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : SAdxsBi$x�s8xeel xicSxxRf�6$�dcrH�$r�n(�3Xxn. . . . . . . . . . . . �fcxth�xDEssst�Eta[s�$$s��k� it3c��gxg�. Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Inspector of Buildings in accorth ce wig Section IX A. 1 of the Zoning Ordinance. sr' 'sr �' F Q 3W _h, k The Application for Permit was denied by the Inspector of Buildings for the following reasons: Direct Appeal The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning Ordinance and/or the Building Code and order the Inspector of Buildings to approve the application fee permit to build as filed, as the enforcement of said Zoning By-Laws and Building Code would involve practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship to the Undersigned and relief may be granted without substantially dero- gating from the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance and Building Code for the following reasons: Owner. . .Salem.UQsgital . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 81 Highland Avenue Address.Salem. .0. .Q197Q. . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Telephone. . . . . .744.70212. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petitioner. .Salem.0vspitQl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Address. . . . . .63.Federal .Stteet, .Sal.gm, .?�.419�0 Date. . .August .22. .1994 . . . . Telep ne. 744- 212 J By. . . . . . . �. . . . . . . Three copies of the application must be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Appeals with a check, for advertising in the amount of. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . four weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The Evening News. i SCHEDULE A The undersigned Petitioner, Salem Hospital, is the owner of the property, and is desirous of providing day care services on the site, which would primarily serve the employees of Salem Hospital and its affiliated subsidiaries. While nurseries are permitted under the Zoning in this area, it is felt that the definition is not broad enough to cover day care services which are to be offered on that site. The building in question on Colby Street described in the Petition, clearly shows that the property meets the density requirements of the underlying zoning, except for the rear yard requirement. It is submitted that day care services, as part of the services offered by Salem Hospital, are compatable with its role in the Salem community. The Petitioner, therefore, respectfully requests a use Variance so as to permit the operation of a day care center as shown on the enclosed plans, together with a Variance from the rear lot line requirement. The area contains several medical facilities and is close to the main Salem Hospital building. There is ample parking on the site as shown on the enclosed plans. The lot in question, because of topography, shape, and a location that places part of the lot in a buffer zone is not a typical R-1 lot, which makes development difficult. The fact that the Zoning ordinance speaks to nursery care and clinics but does not specifically permit day care creates a hardship for the Petitioner, who operates a hospital, rehabilitation center and various clinics. The ambiguity makes it difficult to obtain the licenses required to operate a day care center. If a APPEAL CASE NO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 41itg of �$ttlem, jfflttssuriptset#s �r. �Rottrb of Appvd s� TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: The Undersigned represent that he is are the owners of a certain parcel of land located at NO).-;3. . .Co1by. Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ .S4foeft; Zoning District.R-1. . Ward. IV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �f xth�xD4assa�b[ecs�ttsx�kak��X�ivsgx�ed�. Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Inspector of Buildings in accordance with Section IX A.1 of the Zoning Ordinance. C=3 ti cn m �� J - d W 0- a vs-r O k O N o t. N >- 4 G9 G6 The. Application for Permit was denied by the Inspector of Buildings for the following reasons: Direct Appeal The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning Ordinance and/or the Building Code and order the Inspector of Buildings to approve the application fee permit to build as filed, as the enforcement of said Zoning By-Laws and Building Code would involve practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship to the Undersigned and relief may be granted without substantially dero- gating from the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance and Building Code for the following reasons: xM w Ifs OA) f+ a� Owner. . .Sa1em.HvsRita1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Highland Avenue Address.Salem. .MA. .0147Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Telephone. . . . . .744..0212. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Petitioner. .Salem.lJvsaital. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c/o John R. Serafini, Sr. Address. . . . . .63.Fedexal.Street4.Salgm, .n.Q1970 Date. . .August .22, .194Q. . . . Tel ne. .744- ?1? By. . . . . . . . . . . . . Three copies of the application must be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Appeals with a check, for advertising in the amount of. . . . . four weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The Evening News. t 1 NO.................................... PETITION TO BOARD OF APPEALS LOCATION ................................................................ PETITIONER.......................................... ADDRESS............................................... ................................................ CONDITIONS ................................................................. ........................................................... ................................................................ ................................................................. ................................................................. ................................................I................ PETITION APPROVED.................... ❑ DENIED......................... 0 .................................................... 19......... SCHEDULE A The undersigned Petitioner, Salem Hospital, is the owner of the property, and is desirous of providing day care services on the site, which would primarily serve the employees of Salem Hospital and its affiliated subsidiaries. While nurseries are permitted under the Zoning in this area, it is felt that the definition is not broad enough to cover day care services which are to be offered on that site. The building in question on Colby Street described in the Petition, clearly shows that the property meets the density requirements of the underlying zoning, except for the rear yard requirement. It is submitted that day care services, as part of the services offered by Salem Hospital, are compatable with its role in the Salem community. The Petitioner, therefore, respectfully requests a use Variance so as to permit the operation of a day care center as shown on the enclosed plans, together with a Variance from the rear lot line requirement. The area contains several medical facilities and is close to the main Salem Hospital building. There is ample parking on the site as shown on the enclosed plans. The lot in question, because of topography, shape, and a location that places part of the lot in a buffer zone is not a typical R-1 lot, which makes development difficult. The fact that the Zoning Ordinance speaks to nursery care and clinics but does not specifically permit day care creates a hardship for the Petitioner, who operates a hospital, rehabilitation center and various clinics. The ambiguity makes it difficult to obtain the licenses required to operate a day care center. . O INTERNAL MEDICINE 90 HIGHLAND AVENUE SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TELEPHONE (508) 745-1575 qI-1 -40 V�hprn I t Corncixn : I wo u td Jj(-Q +o +a.ka (�� � m pi-I 6Lli3 0-fe .i caviar) 1;l a d&q CaA-0- 62-11AI?r llv� CD lbLi �re.2+ w-) /�i,1 - U U c ¢ cam+ A-h-.2 C ry Dtj (olby and �'o " and Atm ue : cab no+ `TsctXc (an on ( ►ztoms Wh'1c3-, WOLJQ) 6p rna.c.� wn Se, by dL\-Ld" Ca.-a� caf,-►,e2. Ap repo r --n--i j Sa to I.Voj c#Q� t a zeta L-4 redo A-D prvo%d s �ce� P cue 1e4-y- Ppkoyoes _ G1L� S— C-e �9-r�" 1 ` r�n51 ng �'Z+' S>-I-C.�v' ) fV� Iry e�Ce.�1'IL -0 1 r1Ci Jcc�Vc 4m F+rxn i � ( pro l�,CL4 c�Gu� co-,-s- -V-,o L�TT�Gc C� a 1. Dp YYCA )aQ. +q n uy�6)v t (.&t son noq . '(-h S- cc)IbL, loci on 5?-Cyr r� idp-I�J4 4c> rrA �c,�.`s cafio� w -I--io�' S �. a f,�.�� t rv.�m�x�t- 1 n��fian •� n Mcc,�e�n� �Ce-`I ca-r2__ r 2c�Q 4-t c 50� C�l� mss kit c /I�c M c-� RICHARD E. CONWAY, M.D., F.A.C.S. 913 COLBY STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TEL. (508) 744-3355 • FAx (508) 744-9972 September 19, 1990 City of Salem Board of Appeals ATTENTION: Richard A. Bencal, Chairman Gentlemen, I am writing this letter in support of the application of Salem Hospital for a variance to permit a Day Care Center for children and adults to be operated at 3 Colby Street. I consider Salem Hospital to be good corporate neighbors, and responsible operators of their facilities. Because of their record of neighborliness and considerate operation of their facilities, I do not offer any objection to their operation of a Day Care Center nor to the granting of a variance to permit such operation. PrSinceely yourd E. Conway, M.D. , FAC REC:pmh 5 A Citp of *alpm, Aa$!garbu!5rtt!5 ]fire Mepartment �)eabquarterg 4SIalapette *treet Joseph F. Sullivan *alem, fRa.01970 Chief City of Salem Re: 1-3 Colby Street Board of Appeal Salem Hospital One Salem Green Hearing date: September 19, 1990 The Salem Fire Department has no objection to the granting of Variances to allow the construction and operation of a day care center at le1-3 Colby Street subject to the following conditions: 1. Plans for the proposed construction are presented to the Fire Prevention Bureau for approval prior to the issuance of a building permit. 2. The proposed construction shall conform to all applicable provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code, 527 Code of Massachusetts Regulations, the Salem Fire Prevention Code, the Salem City Ordinances, and Massachusetts General Laws, relative to fire safety. 3. The applicant shall arrange for an inspection by the Fire Prevention Bureau upon completion of the work. 4. The applicant shall obtain and post proper street numbering from the City Assessor in accordance with the city ordinance relative to the numbering of buildings. Signed, Robert W. Turner, Fire Marshal L IIIII� Citg of $n1em, C Httssttcliusetts ✓Pottrb of �u eal We the undersigned do hereby waive all rights with regard to time requirements for the Zoning Board of Appeal relative to hearing the following application: Property Location Original Meeting date 9L9 �9 O New Meeting date Signature of Petitioner and/or his/her Representative: f September 18, 1990 Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Peabody Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Children/Staff Parking Analysis Time of children dropped off A of staff on duty 6arn-6:30am 0 0 6:30am-7arn 4 i 7arn-7:30am 6 7:30am-8am 16 4 8am-8:30am 21 8 8:30am-9am 13 11 9am-9:30am 14 1� 9:30am-10am 1 1) 10am-I0:30arn 2 12 • of children picked up 3Pm-3:30pm 4 13 3:30prn-4pm 9 i 1 4pm-4:30pm 14 7 4:30prn wpm 23 6 Spm-5:30pm 20 5 5:30pm-bpm 4 3 September 18, 1990 Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Danvers Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Children/Staff Parking Analysis Time : of children dropped off of staff on duty Drop Off Gam-6:30am 0 0 6:30an-i-7am 2 1 7am-7:30am 6 2 7:30am-8am a 3 6am-8:30am 17 6 8:30am-gam 5 7 9am-9:30am 4 9 9:30am-IOam 1 9 1Oam-10:30am 0 9 A of children picked up 3prrr3:30pm 5 9 3:30pm-4pm 3 8 4pm-4:30prn 2 7 4:30pm-5pm a 5 5pm :3Opm 20 7 J 5:30pm-6pm 5 1 September 19, 1990 Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Anna Jaques Hospital Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Children/Staff Parking Analysis Time a of children dropped off of staff on duty Drop Off 6am-6:30am 0 0 6:30am-7am 7 2 7am-7:30am 5 2 7:30am-8am 5 5 8am-8:30am 19 7 8:30am-9am 11 9 9am-9:30am 1 9 9:30am-1Oam 0 9 loam-10:30am 0 9 of children picked up 3pm-3:30pm 5 8 3:30pm-4pm 0 7 4pm-4:30pm 6 7 4:30pm-spm 11 4 5pm-5:30pm 14 3 5:30pm-6pm 0 0 September 19, 1990 Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. Anna Jaques Hospital Family World Child Care Centers, Inc. 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EL 102'-2 1/4" KRAFT FADED FIBERGLASS - SECTION A-A INSULATION (RM THING ALUM FLASHINC) ALUM FLAB Ix6 BASE TRIM Ix6 BASE TRIM ��GriON p-F SECTION G-G DBL 2x6 PLATES G� DBL 2x6 PLATES j DBL 2x6 AES ANCHOR BOLTS ANCHOR BOLTS �! BOLTS c SILL SEAL INSULATION ANCHOR SILL F�1L INSULATION I, ; SILL SEAL INSULATION GONG. FOUNDATION (SEE 5I1T SI-1) GONG FOUNDATION (SEE SIT 6I-1) I GONG FOUNDATION (SEE SHT 51-1) PERIMETER IN31-LATION PERIMETER INSULATION PERIMETER INSULATION FIN FL EL lod-d' GONG SLA W/ 6x6 WIAxWI4 WWM FIN FL EL 100'-d' GONG SLA W/ 6x6 WLAxWIA W'�,'M FIN FL EL 100'-dNG ' GO . SLA W/ 6x6 WI.4WM xWI.4 W ♦ ♦ FIN GRD 99 FIN GRD "9 N/ FIN Gq J JJ e GR�. /\/\/\/\ \\/ \ \ \\j/\\j/\\// \//\//\/j �i�//\//\//\//\//\//\// ♦ \�/\//\//' // \/\/\/\/\ �\\ //\/N \ / / e 0 s s ♦ ♦ BOF EL 95-6 BOF EL 95-6' SOF FL A3-� i BOARD OF ASSESSORS CITY HALL PAGE-S.A.1 PA, NA 01970 DATE : 08/30/90 3 CERTIFIED ABUTTERS LIST 3 � 3 4 SUBJECT PROPERTY: MAP. 14 LOT: 0135 SUFF. 5 5 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 0001 COL.BY STREET 3 6 ASSFSSFD OWNER SALEM HOSPITAL THE B9 8 10 OWNER I3 � 11 14 0113 0008 ALMEDA STREET TRE:MBL.AY JOHN D 8 ALMEDA ST � 5o Q 16 17 13 .14 0115 0010 ALMEDA STREET'.. . '. -TREMBL.AY RONALD <�. '20 ..HENRY AVE ._ ;. - - 16 � 14 PATRICIA LYNN MA 0190:=' 9 � n r O. 30 6 SALEM MA 01970 3s 14 0133 0005 AL.I'7EC!A STREET DI'JIRGIL.IC! i'•tARI!? 5 AL.f•IEC!A STREET � 23 8 C 34 19 •_ _ 35 14 0134 801 0100 HIGHLAND AVENUE U1 .S' AND K ASSOCIATES 100 HIGHLAND AVENUE U2 26 ..• zo cm 1KAZES J A--ST PIERRE D P TRS SALEM MA 01970 z)a 14 01.74 an-, ninO HIGHLAND AVENUE z HIGHLAND AVE U2 28 n 30 SALEM MA 01970 30 13 14 0134 803 0100 HIGHLAND AVENUE U3 SALEM SPORTS CENTER NOMINEE TRUST' 100 HIGHLAND AVE U3 31 34 ST PIERRE -3_ ! ! P TR SALEM MA 0,1970 31 35 14 0134 804-, 0100 HIGHLAND AVENUE U4 =•" "_ :,MONALD Y--LAWRENCE J ,' 100 HIGHLAND AVE U4 33 6 NERSASIAN ROBERT R SALEM MA 01970 350 ) 14 0134 805 0100 HIGHLAND. AVENUE.. 0 AGARWAL P SHPAD. 100 HIGHLAND AVE. ' 36 6 SALEM NA 0197037 / 3e 9 14 0134 806 0100 HIGHLAND AVENUE. 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