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Unit with Firelight Glass PI CN235G C235PG CN335G Unit with HP Glass CN735W CN1353 tr,sectscreen-white (2) CN35WS (2) C35WAS (2 CN35Ws U-Factor DP Rating ,Lac Insect Screen-Stone (2) CN35AS 1,21 CN35AS Classic Hardware White (2) OOCNCH (2) OOCWCH (2) OOCWCH 0.34 w/grilles 40 Classic Hardware Stone (2) GOCSCH (2t OOCSCH 0.33 no grilles 'Unobstructed Glass measurement is for single sash only. Awning Windows Unit Dimension T-0 /d 2 4 /x' Rough Openirg 2'-0 s/eI 7-4 1/is- /is UnabsUuCle(I Glass 19 s/tu" 23 Via' i I I�tr� 1 N• N LLL"�_ . 914_ A21 A251 National Wether /r J Unit with Firelight Glas-PI A21 VPI A251,L Unit with HP Glass A21 VCL OA251 W Insect Screen-White A21WS GA25NS U-Factor DP Rating Classic Hardware-White OOCWA14 OOCAAH Classic Hardware Stone OOCSAH OOCSAH 0.34 w�grilles 35 0.33 no grilles Oval Windows UnitDimrnsion 2'-0 Rough Opening 2'-0 yT � � Unobstructed Glass 19s/s" g Andersen" Key Block Kit Available in maple or oak. Each kit includes 2 key 1 �. 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Fri IIl h � � _ _ _ PS 5101PS 510R• PS 61' PS 6R National Lumber National Lumber Frame PS51LF PS51RF Frame OPS6LF OPS6RF Operating Panel-HP-PI P51LOP P51ROP Fnehght Operating Panel PI PSGLGO PSGRGO Stationary Panel-HP-PI P51LSP P51 LSP Finelight Stationary Panel-PI PS6LGS PS6RGS Insect Screen-White PS51WS PS51WS Operating Panel-HP-PI PS6LOP PS6ROP Metro Hardware White OPS6WH OPS6WH Stationary Panel-HP-PI PS6LSP PS6LSP Metro Hardware-Stone OPS6SH OPS6SH Insect Screen-White PS6WSC PS6WSC Estate Hardware-Bright Brass FGLOCK FGLOCK Metro Hardware White OPS6WH OPS6WH Auxiliary Footbolt-Bright Brass FWGAUX FWGAUX Metro Hardware Stone OPS6SH OPS6SH Auxiliary Football White FWGAWX FWGAWX Estate Hardware Bright Brass FGLOCK FGLOCK Exterior Keyed Lock Bright Brass FWGKEY FWGKEY Auxiliary Football-Bright Brass FWGAUX FWGAUX Auxiliary Footbolt-White FWGAWX FWGAWX 6'-8"Vertical LVL Field Mullion Kit:FW68LV Exterior Keyed Lock-Bright Brass FWGKEY FWGKEY U-Factor U-Factor Patio Door Type w/Grilles w/o Grilles DP Rating Perma-Shield Gliding 0.33 0.31 25 Frenchwood Gliding (1 & 2-Panel) 0.35 0.33 40 Frenchwood Gliding (4-Panel) 0.35 0.33 30 Frenchwood Hinged 0.34 0.33 40 `PS Interior Grilles available (special order). Door Handings are viewed from the exterior. Vertical LVL Mulls - Field Mulling ONLY. N •Oi K I T C H E NM �'"' � 1-800-370-WOOD Frenchwood Gliding Patio Doors Combining the beauty of traditiona! French Door sii�vling with space-saving design, French vood" gliding patio doors �» E ride smoothly and easily on stainless steel and precision ball bearing rollers. Table of Stock Unit Sizes Unit Dimension . ., i I- J . Rough Ope0ing 3'-2 b 6t' Rough Opening 11'-9'/n" Unobstructed Glass 2 r 27 2; --" 27 2727 17 . .fir ..27 . o • National Lumber FWG 33685 FING 6068L FWNational Limber G 6068R FWG 120684' Frame FWG33F FWG6LF FWG6RF Fame F1ti13 Firelight Operating Panel PI FGOPFL FGOPFL Fnehpl t Operating Panel-PI (2) FGOPFL Firelight Stationary Panel-PI FGSPFL FGSPFL FGSPFL Fineliglt Stationary Panel PI (2) Fri Operating Panel Natural FWG60P FWG60P Operahmg Panel Natural (2) M'660P Stationary Panel-Natural FWG6FP FWG6FP FWG6FP Station rry Panel Natural (2) M"G6FP Insect Screen-White FWG3SC FWG3SC Astragal Set(120684) M'64AS Estate Hardware-Bright Brass FGLOCK FGLOCK Insect Screen While (2) M'G3SC Auxiliary Footbolt Bright Brass FWGAUX FWGAUX Screen Astragal(120684) 1 Auxiliary Footbolt White FWGAWX FWGAWX Estate Hardware Bright Brass MG486 Elite.nor Keyed Lock-Bnght Bres.s FWGKEY FWGKEY AuxJlar,Football-Bright Brass (2) MGAUX Auxlllar+Frotbotr White (2) FAC,AWX Exterior Keyed Lock Bright Brass 94 GREY `6'-8"Vertical LVL Field Mullion Kit: FW68LV Door handlings are viewed from the exterior. Four-panel doors open without obstruction. Combinations of door units joined together may require horizontal reinforcement. Please contact our Engineered Wood Products Division. Vertical LVL Mulls - Field Mulling ONLY. K !j!wl01 - -�P: I TC -1 E NE 1-R00-370-WOOD t Frenchwood Hinged Patio Doors AV i u True Andersen classics, French wood" hinged patio doors emphasize beauty and performance. They open inward and, like all 400 Series products, feature high-tech weatherstripping, superior construction and High-Performance" Low-E glass. Table of Stock Unit Sizes Interior � Interior�� Door Handing Exterior A P P A Exterior H 3'-05'-11 /a" 5'-11 ya"Unit Dimension Uni[DimensionRough Opening Rough Opening 6-0 6'-0°24 t/s" 24 /a° 24 T/e" 24 /e" 24'/8" 24r/e° Unobstructed Glass }---1 r-1 Unobstructed Glass ~~ r N 2 l af 'art r r ~ FWH3168AR FWH3168AL FWH3168S FWHS06SAPLR FWH6068PALR National Lumber National Lumber Unit with Finelight Glass-PI FH31LG FH31RG FH31SG Unit with Fnelight Glass-PI FW6GAP FW6GPA Unit with HP Glass-Natural FWH31L FWH31R FWH31S Unit with HP Glass-Natural FWH6AP FWH6PA Estate Hardware Bright Brass FWLOCK F LOCK Insect Screen-White FWH3SC FWH3SC Estate Hardware Bright Brass FWHLCK FWHLCK *6'-8"Vertical LVL Field Mullion Kit FW68LV Vertical LVL Mulls - Field Mulling ONLY. N �mbear --�!K I T C H E N O 1-800-370•WOOD 1 1 -800-370-WOOD Strategically located to serve all of New England MANSFIELD HEADQUARTERS • 71 Maple St • 508-339-8020 KITCHEN VIEWS AT NATIONAL LUMBER • 71 Maple St • 508-339-8020 ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS • 65 Maple St • 508-339-8020 MILLWORK DIVISION • 245 Oakland St • 508-337-8020 DRIVE THRU LUMBERYARD - 245 Oakland St • 508-337-8020 NEWTON' HOME CENTER • 15 Needham St • 617-244-8020 KITCHEN VIEWS AT NATIONAL LUMBER • 15 Needham St • 617-244-8020 KITCHEN VIEWS • 718 Beacon St - 617-244-VIEW SALEM STORE & LUMBERYARD • 33 Mason St - 978-744-8800 NEW BEDFORD DRIVE THRU LUMBERYARD & TRUSS AND COMPONENT DIVISION Opening Spring 2004 • 800-370-9663 o. ND �P�0CQ '44,�� CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSET"T"S DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ' s o COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ��/MlNB K[MBERLEY DRISCOLL 120 WA&IINGTON STREET♦ SALEM,MASSACHUSETFS 01970 IDIIYOR TF-L:978-745-9595 ♦ FAX:978-740-0404 LYNN GOONIN DUNCAN,AICP DmEct'olt MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the Planning Board FROM: Paul Durand, Chairman,Design Review Board (DRB) SUBJECT: DRB Recommendation—75 North Street REVISED DATE: October 19,2006 CC: Lynn G. Duncan, Director,Dept. of Planning&Community Development At the Design Review Board meeting held on September 27, 2006, the Board unanimously voted to recommend approval of the project at 75 North Street as modified by the applicant in plans submitted to the DRB on September 15, 2006 and with conditions listed below. PROPOSAL The applicant appeared before the Design Review Board on August 22, 2006 to discuss the plans for an addition and renovation project at 75 North Street. The original submittal is on file in the Department of Planning and Community Development dated August 11,2006. The DRB asked the applicant to provide the Board with the following modifications and samples prior to their meeting on September 27, 2006: • Additional shutters on the first floor windows at the front (east) elevation; • Modification of the windows from vinyl to a wood replacement window such as an Anderson 200 series window; • Removal of the awning at the Kitchen and Bath store; • "Creations" signage lettering changed to all caps; • Sample of the roof shingle; and • HVAC plans shown on the drawings that show that the equipment will be concealed from the street. The applicant made the changes and presented those to the DRB on September 27, 2006. The modified plans are on file in the Department of Planning and Community Development dated September 15,2006. In the presentation to the board, the applicant stated that while they revised the drawings to show the Kitchen and Bath store without the awning, they would like to keep it up and felt that seeing as it is an existing feature, it should be allowed to remain. DRB Recommendation—75 North Street Page 1 of 1 RECOMMENDATION At their meeting on September 27, 2006, the DRB recommended approval of the plans dated September 15,2006 for the project at 75 North Street with the following conditions: 1. The first and second floor windows on the South Elevation have shutters that match the Front Elevation. 2. The windows in the roof peak of the South and North Elevations contain pediments and headers similar to the lower windows on the South Elevation. 3. The entry under the"Creations" sign should be recessed by 1-'/z feet 4. The gable ends on the dormers should stick out, slightly, and the trim should measure 5 '/4x 8. The gable ends of the building should stick out by 8 inches or more 5. The DRB prefers that the awning at the Kitchen and Bath store be removed but understands that the owner is not under an obligation to do so. Please contact Tania Hartford, DRB staff liaison, at 978/745-9595 x311 or thartfordnsalem.com should you have any questions regarding this recommendation. DRB Recommendation—75 North Street Page 2 of 2 RICHARD W. GRIFFIN, AIA ARCHITECT 37 Tumer Street,Salem, MA 01970 Tel.(978)740-9979 Fax.(978)740-2352 Design Review Board ` City of Salem Department of Planning and Community Development RECEi V m 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 AUG 1 I iG - DEPT. OF PLANNING & August 9, 2006 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dear Design Review Board: I am writing to request to be placed on the Board's meeting agenda for an addition and renovation project at 75 North Street. The project lies in the North River Canal Corridor, and has been submitted to the Planning Board for Site Plan Review. The property owner is David Jalbert of Creations Architectural Woodwork. His business and Salem Kitchen and Bath are the tenants of the property to be improved. Attached are seven copies of the drawings, photographs, and written descriptions of the project as requested by the design review board. Sincerely ours, Richard Griffin Project Architect MA license 7814 75 North Street, Salon, Massachusetts 01970 CREATIONS Telephone: 978-744-8400 Fax: 978-744-6288 ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORKING RECEIVED August 9, 2006 AUG 1 1 DEPT. OF PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Design Review Board City of Salem Department of Planning and Community Development 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Design Review Board: I am writing to grant permission to Richard Griffin Architect to submit materials to the Design review board and to request to be placed on the Board's meeting agenda for a review of an addition and renovation to my building at 75 North Street in Salem.This is in conjunction with my application to the Salem Planning Board for a Site Plan review of the same project. Sinhely yours, David Jai rt • SALEM DESIGN REVIEW BOARD PRESENTATION FOR 75 NORTH STREET IN NRCC NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED USE DISTRICT AUGUST 2006 Richard W. Griffin, Architect ml I • • City of Salem Design Review Board Written Description of Project and NRCC Neighborhood Compliance The proposed project consists of the expansion of the building on 75 North Street that houses Salem Kitchen and Bath and Creations Architectural Woodwork. The tenants are to remain the same with no new tenants to be added. The addition and renovations promise to upgrade the quality of the current structure, and the materials and scale are designed to be compatible with the residential sections of the North River Canal Corridor neighborhood while conveying a somewhat more commercial scale. • Program Elements Building The existing one story 4,270 sf building will have added to its footprint a 30'x19'- 9'/2" loading area on its Northwest corner, and a 7'-O"x17'-0" stair tower added to its Northeast corner. One and one half stories will be added to the main 30'x90'-6" existing concrete block wing of the building, above the existing woodworking production area. Parking and Loading The number of off-street parking spaces will remain at three, and there are an additional 5 spaces immediately adjacent to the building. Loading will be moved 30' closer to the entry to the driveway with the addition of the new loading area and continues to be accessed through the existing 16' wide chain link fence gate off of Commercial Street. Landscaping and screening. There is an existing 8' wide swath of grass along the North Street side of the building that the owners will continue to maintain. The remainder of the existing lot area is paved, and will remain paved. Space Allocation The added space will be initially used exclusively for loading and storage. An elevator is being added to the building that will make its new upper floors handicapped accessible, should alternate future uses be required. The existing space and its uses for Salem Kitchen and Bath, and the Production Space for • Creations Architectural Woodwork will retain their current uses. Refer to the drawings for layout and areas. Zoning Calculations Zoning: NRCC Neighborhood District Lot area = 8,160 sq. Ft. Existing floor area = 4,270 sq. Ft. Existing building footprint=4,270 sq. Ft. Propsed building footprint = 4,937 sq. Ft. Proposed building area =7,777 sq. Ft. Building Height: 3 stories allowed and proposed (32'-3" grade to peak) Setbacks: Existing to remain, refer to attached special permit Parking: 3 on site spaces provided, none additional required Lot Coverage: proposed lot coverage of 60 percent. Refer to attached Special Permit from Zoning Board of appeals. • • Compatibility of Architecture with NRCC Neighborhood Mixed Use District The immediate neighborhood of 75 North Street consists of an abutting Motor Cycle dealership, an abutting Automobile towing yard, a Stone Memorial Business on the opposite side of Commercial Street, and a Car Wash and Automobile Detailing business on the opposite side of North Street. Heading North are a variety of residential and mixed use buildings ranging from flat roofed triple deckers to Victorian single families and Duplexes, two story colonials, and a bell gambrel dutch colonial The exterior of the 2 '/2 story portion of the building will be cementitious clapboard siding and flat stock 'Azek' trim plus several different crosshead treatments as shown on the building elevations. The cementitious clapboards and 'Azek' trim are • virtually identical in appearance to wood, but have somewhat better maintenance properties for a commercial building. The roof of the building will have a series of Greek Revival styled dormers with the first floor on the North Street side of each bay echoing the dormer roofs above with a peaked window pediment. The building's height and style will be similar to the residential structures on North Street, but slightly more commercial in scale. Roofing will be fiberglass/asphalt shingles, new windows will be large Double Hung units plus a large specialty half round over the workshop entry and two circle windows as shown on the elevations. The loading area and side elevations will feature the same cement clapboard, and simpler flat stock trim. The elevator shaft penetration of the roof will dressed in either face brick or brick tile—giving the effect of a large chimney. Because Mr. Jalbert is a cabinet maker there will be a number of recessed panel wood-worked motifs on the front elevation found over the doorway and incorporated into the shutter design. • • • Ir� CITY OF SALEM9 MASSACHUSETTS • BOARD OF APPEAL. - - MA S �YFRCE 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 3RD FLOOR SALE14. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 TELEPHONE: 974.748-9598 .2006 APR 21 A $: 11 FAX: 970-740-9840 - April 24, 2006 Decision Petition of David Jalbert requesting a variance to lot coverage for property located at 75 North Street, NRCC District • City of Salem Zoning Board of Appeals A public hearing on the above petition was opened on April 19, 2006 pursuant to Mass General Law Ch. 40A, Sec. 11,the following Zoning Board members being present: Nina Cohen, Edward Moriarty, Richard Dionne,Robin Stein and Nick Helides. The petitioner David Jalbert is requesting a variance pursuant to section 9-5 to allow the construction of an addition to the existing structure located at 75 North Street, Salem, in the North River Canal Corridors (NRCC)zoning district. The petitioner is requesting a variance from maximum lot area requirement of the City of Salem Zoning Ordinance which is 50% in the NRCC district, to allow the expansion of the existing structure to a total land coverage of sixty percent(60%). The Board of Appeals, after careful consideration of the evidence presented at the public hearing, and after thorough review of the Plans and Petition submitted, makes the following findings of fact: 1. The property at 75 Nonh Street is within the NRCC zoning district. 2. The petitioner proposes to construct a thirty foot by ninety foot(30' x 90') one • and one-half story addition on top of a portion of the existing one story building, and a thirty foot by nineteen foot nine and one-half inch (30' x 19''/x") 260 sq. ft. one story addition adjacent and connecting to the existing structure. 3. The existing businesses, North Shore Kitchen and Bath, and Creative Carpentry, Inc. have operated on this property for several years. These businesses, which will continue to operate on tris site, constitute a pre-existing non-conforming use. 4. The existing businesses have operated within a non-conforming structure since the lot coverage is currently at 52%. 5. Petitioner's proposal to expand the current lot coverage from fifty-two percent (52%) to sixty percent (60) represents an expansion of a pre-existing non- conforming structure. • 6. The proposed expansion complies with the requirements for expansion within the NRCC district under Sec. 7-21 (d) 2a-c and 7-21(d)3. 7. Parking for the site will remain on the west side of the building. 8. The hours of operation will remain at their present times of 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday, and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays. 4. There were no members of the public who wished to speak in favor or against the petition. • On the basis of the above findings of fact, including all evidence presented at the public hearing, including, but not limited to, the Petition and detailed plans, the Zoning Board of Appeals concludes as follows: 1. The petitioner may construct the additions in conformity with the allowable expansions of an existing building and use within in the NRCC district. 2. The petitioner's request for an increase in the size of the lot coverage does not constitute a substantial detriment to the public good. 3. The proposed expansion does not nullify or substantially derogate from the intent or purpose of the zoning ordinance. 4. In permitting such change, the Board of Appeals requires certain appropriate conditions and safeguards as noted below. In consideration of the above, t.-ie Salem Board of Appeals voted, five (5) in favor (Cohen,Dionne, Moriarty, Helides, Stein) and none (0) opposed, to grant the request for a variance, subject to the following terms, conditions,and safeguards: 1. Petitioner shall comply with all city and state statutes, ordinances, codes and • regulations. 2. All construction shall be done as per the plans and dimensions submitted to and approved by the Building Commissioner. 3. All requirements of the Salem Fire Department relative to smoke and fire safety shall be strictly adhered to. 4. Petitioner shall obtain a building permit prior to beginning any construction. 5. Exterior finishes of the new construction shall be in harmony with the existing structure. 6. A Certificate of Inspection is to be obtained. • 7. Petitioner is to obtain approval from any City Board or Commission having jurisdiction including, but not limited to,the Planning Board. Nina Cohen, Chair Salem Zoning Board of Appeals • A COPY OF THIS DECISION HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE PLANNING BOARD AND THE CITY CLERK Appeal from this decision, if any,shall be made pursuant to Section 17 of the Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A,and shall be filed within 20 days of filing of this decision in the office of the City Clerk. Pursuant to the Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40A,Section 11,the Variance or Special Permit granted herein shall not take effect until F copy of the decision bearing the certificate of the City clerk that 20 days have elapsed and no appeal has been filed,or that, if such appeal has been filed,that it has been dismissed or denied and is recorded in the South Essex Registry of Deeds and indexed under the name of the owner of record or is recorded and noted on the owner's Certificate of Title. • • Outline Specifications Creations Architectural Woodwork/ 6/11/2006 Salem Kitchen and Bath 75 North Street Salem, MA CSI Division and Section Specified Items Comments GENERAL CONDITIONS Dum ster Allowance Construction debris Demolition Demo and removal of existing workshop roof SITEWORK Restore paved and planted areas after completion of construction CONCRETE Provide min.3,000 psi concrete use state highway mix Provide 2#5 rebar in footings and 2#5 rebar T&B in foundation wall Provide poly vapor barrier under slab Provide wire mesh or nylon fiber in slab. Provide damproofing and rigid insulation(per drawings)on interior of foundation wall MASONRY Unit Masonry Elevator Shaft above roof to be finished in brick file on Dens lass as shown on dw s. Alternate:face brick with stud back-up. provide copper chimney ca . METALS Provide columns per framing Ian. Provide anchorage to concrete footings w/2 518"bolts w/6"min embed per post WOOD AND PLASTICS Rough Carpentry First Floor Frame Engineered lumber per framing plans Second Floor Frame Engineered lumber per framing plans Attic Joists Engineered lumber per framing Tans Roof Joists 2x12"s-Structural#2 or better Wall Studs 2x6s exterior.2x4"s interior Subfloor 3/4""Advantek T&G subfloor Wall Sheathing 1/2"cdx plywood Roof Sheathing 5/8"cdx Plywd Building Wrap TypaTorequal Attic Subfloor Provide 3/4"advantek on ceiling joists per framing Ian Stair Frame 2x12 stringers-3 per run, landings framed per plans Exterior Architectural Woodwork Siding Cementitious clapboards by Hardt lank orequal Window Trim 5/4x Azek or Kleer,or Hardt lank as noted on dw s. re-finished Door Trim 5/4x Azek or Kleer,or Hardt lank as noted on dw s. Rakes and Cornices 5/4x Azek or Kleer,or Hardt lank as noted on dw s. 1"x8"rake soffit, 5/4"x8"gable end trim. LCC, Copper,or enameled metal covered eave return per drawin s. material per owner's selection Soffit and Fascia 1 x8 wd soffit, 1"x12"Fascia Specialty Trim Pediments,crossheads pilasters,recessed panels by Fypon,S ectis, or by Creations Architectural Woodwork Flashing Ptd Aluminum, or LCC per owners selection Interior Architectural Woodwork Baseboard per owner's selection • Ceilinq Molding NIA Window Trim per owner's selection Door Trim per owner's selection Stair Parts Treads Non slip rubber or carpet per owner's selection Outside Skirtboard NA Inside Skirtboards&risers 1x lumber w/finish per owner Ballusters NA Rail Wood or Steel 1 5/8"actual O.D.per owner THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Sheet Membrane Waterproofing Bituthene Ice and Water Shield at eaves and penetrations. Building Insulation Per drawings-provide styrofoam vent baffle in roof joists Vapor barrier Provide poly vapor barrier on warm side of all walls and cathedral ceilin S. Roof Shingles Certainteed Architectural orequal 30 year shingles w/Bituthene Ice and Water Shield at eaves and penetrations Siding See Exterior Woodwork Flashing and Sheet Metal Aluminum,painted where noted on dw s, Lead Coated Copper or Lead chimney Manufactured Roof Specialties Preformed ridge vent(shingle over Joint Sealants Per manufacturer's recommendations CSI Division and Section Specified Items IComments Outline Specifications Creations Architectural Woodwork/ 8/11/2006 Salem Kitchen and Bath 75 North Street Salem, MA DOOR S AND WINDOWS Stile and Rail Wood Doors Interior-per owners selection Access Doors 3/4"Fiberbirch plywood w/1X3 trim Wood Sliding Glass Doors N/A Overhead Doors Sectional Insulated"Overhead Door'or equal,submit for owners approval Windows Fairview Vinyl double pane windows windows w/muntins btw. anes Tilt-wash D.H.,awnin ,and specialty Door Hardware Schla a or Emtek per owners selection FINISHES Veneer Plaster/GWB 1/2"blubd with skimcoat of plaster,except firecode 5/6"at stairwell,Jobb ,and elevator walls b.s. Tile per owner's selection Dimension Stone Tile N/A Wood Flooring 3 1/4" oak w/3 coats polyurethane b "Streetshoe"orequal) Carpet per owner's selection Painting rimer plus 2 coats per owner's selection Exterior Wood Stains 2 coats per owners selection -MECHANICAL • Fire Protection Hardwired smoke and CO detectors as required Plumbing NA Heating,Ventilating,and A/C Boiler Type Existing Oil fired boiler to remain, new heal/AC for addition HeaUAG per proposal negotiated with heating contractor and approved by owner. -ELECTRICAL Electrical Surface mounted fixtures furnished by owner for installation by EC Note locations of exterior lights on site plan and elevations Recessed lighting by Juno orequal,provide fixtures with warm white compact Flourescent bulbs or incandesoents at dimmer locations. dimmers for recessed incandescents as shown on plans refer to plans for fixture locations. Arran a fixture allowance w/owner Provide metal electrical boxes at plugs and switches Electrical service-200A Telephone-Use Cat.5 4 twisted prs,24 gage) I _ k 1, i e:9Jf• rt, . . .r. i RESIDENT IOL pL KITCHEN HATN s.a.� e.m BInE7R connERipi p t. C� ,TFI>;70DC ,t Oil y4. • MT :. 1 _ I rq _ ♦1_ t. P _ w t 1 • SITE FEATURES KEY SITE CHARACTERISTICS T5 NDRTN STPFFT � CWST& BANK AND RIPMMN SETBAOKS AS NOTE) ZONING NRIx O --- --- UMR OF fE00D ZONE 'A' FLOOD ZONE, ENTIRE PROPERTY WITHIN FLOOD ZONE A V W AREA - 6,1w x ft. Z ~ —m—u— N UNK fEIA:L EXISTING FLCOR AREA q,270 eq N. r —W WATER UNE EXISTING BUILDING FOOTPRINT-A.V0 e9, R. E L OT N GENER& NOTES: PROP9ED BUILDING FOOTPRINT - 4,%57 B4 ft. 1i —E • — ELECTRIGL POWER UNE 1. ENTIRE IDT 6 WRHIN THE 100 YEM 8000 ZONE PROPOSED BUILDING AREA •7,7`71 e ft. U U Q SFwER LIANNME 2. ENTIRE LOi 6 WRHIN THE 200' RNERiROM ZONE W O WITH THE IW'MD 200' INNER AND OUTER RRMLVI EXISTING PERVIOUS AREA- 918 SF (.._. EQ ELCO'INel_SERVICE MWHOLE MEAS M NOTED. 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Duncan,Director, Dept. of Planning&Community Development At the Design Review Board meeting held on September 27,2006, the Board unanimously voted to recommend approval of the project at 75 North Street as modified by the applicant in plans submitted to the DRB on September 15, 2006 and with conditions listed below. PROPOSAL The applicant appeared before the Design Review Board on August 22, 2006 to discuss the plans for an addition and renovation project at 75 North Street. The original submittal is on file in the Department of Planning and Community Development dated August 11, 2006. The DRS asked the applicant to provide the Board with the following modifications and samples prior to their meeting on September 27,2006: • Additional shutters on the first floor windows at the front (east) elevation; • Modification of the windows from vinyl to a wood replacement window such as an Anderson 200 series window; • Removal of the awning at the Kitchen and Bath store; • "Creations" signage lettering changed to all caps; • Sample of the roof shingle;and • HVAC plans shown on the drawings that show that the equipment will be concealed from the street. The applicant made the changes and presented those to the DRB on September 27, 2006. The modified plans are on file in the Department of Planning and Community Development dated September 15,2006. In the presentation to the board,the applicant stated that while they revised the drawings to show the Kitchen and Bath store without the awning, they would like to keep it up and felt that seeing as it is an existing feature,it should be allowed to remain. DRB Recommendation—75 North Street Page 1 of 2 RECOMMENDATION At their meeting on September 27,2006, the DRB recommended approval of the plans dated September 15, 2006 for the project at 75 North Street with the following conditions: 1. The first and second floor windows on the South Elevation have shutters that match the Front Elevation. 2. The windows in the roof peak of the South and North Elevations contain pediments and headers similar to the lower windows on the South Elevation. 3. The entry under the "Creations" sign should be recessed by 1'/z feet. 4. The gable ends on the dormers should stick out by 8 inches or more and the trim should measure 5 1/4x 8. 5. The DRB prefers that the awning at the Kitchen and Bath store be removed but understands that the owner is not under an obligation to do so. Please contact Tania Hartford, DRB staff liaison, at 978/745-9595 x311 or thartfordnsalem.com should you have any questions regarding this recommendation. DRB Recommendation—75 North Street Page 2 of 2 RICHARD W. GRIFFIN AIA ARCHITECT 37 Turner Street, Salem,MA 01970 Tel.(978)740-9979 Fax.(978)740-2352 September 14, 2006 Salem Design Review Board RECEIVE® c/o Tanya Hartford SEP 1 5 2006 Salem Planning Department 120 Washington Street DEPT. OF PLANNING& Salem, MA 01970 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dear Design Review Board: Pursuant to our meeting on August 22, 1 am attaching the copies of the drawings that show the revisions we had discussed at the meeting. I have also attached copies of the lighting cuts tha.were approved at the meeting. I will bring to the next meeting information on tie Andersen 200 series windows that were recommended by the Board, and a sample of the proposed roofing shingles. The changes shown on the drawings include: • Shutters added to the first floor front windows • "Creations" signage lettering changed to all caps. • Awning removed (Entry pediment is shown in its place plus window trim compatible with trim on double hung windows.) • Windows changes to Andersen 200 series I'll look forward to our meeting on the 27th of this month. Sincerely yours, Richard Griffin lollof I _I � .. •• 1_ _B ..l �� -ImgSC m -i _ = — . . 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ALL COLORS BY C-2, REFER TO COLOR CHIPS m TRIM COLOR C2-429-W "GULL" PANEL COLOR C2-443-P "FAVA° LETTERING COLOR - 8LACK a n 2Y2° 2i_17�n 2k2n 42 2Jg" 2'-I`'�° %�ln 2y �_ W m �+2 E ~ 0 m U 5'-6" 0w WWJ Q W Q � w = LU � U m �PLCREATION S -N W ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORKING _ iu J Qiu Q Lo z H W o N O Q UW ¢za U N az ❑ m Y 2 3 cn 0 3 � WOODWORKING SIGN P 1 1/2" = r-o° 0 F rA Lu F- 514" ENTRY TRIM = w (NAILED IN PLACE) IX4 PANEL SURROUND AND STOP. RAISED PANEL W/ ENGRAVED U F6 I/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING -SCREWED IN PLACE LETTERING - HELD IN PLACE BY STOP z F 0 13iz CC Lo U N DRAWING NO. C RAISED PANEL DETAIL SKI Bulb art protection has never been more perfect. Vapor tight fixtures make a unique style statement, while standing up to the elements with moisture seals and metal guards to protect aga nst glass breakage. Ideal for workplace or outdoor settings where safety is ~ primary cor-cern. a c _ W F N M 100WWGLCL-3UPC Ci. J O O N t]l r xi ,M 47 F! I / '17 Rosie the Riveter undoubtedly worked for the war ? effort .inder just such a lig-it.Auto assembly lines have rolled past them fcr cocades. Today our warehouse righting is the cho ce of designers who want to capture the retro look for a modern setting,and at the same time satisfy requirements for safe, effective lighting in a workplace, open l loff, of retail space. ,- - CD v J n W5J; 0 m d .y RICHARD W. GRIFFIN, AIA ARCHITECT 37 Turner Street, Salem,MA 01970 Tel.(978)74O-9979 Faz.(978)740-2352 Design Review Board City of Salem Department of Planning and Community Development RECEIVED 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 AUG 1 1 August 9, 2006 DEPT. OF PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dear Design Review Board: I am writing to request to be placed on the Board's meeting agenda for an addition and renovation project at 75 North Street. The project lies in the North River Canal Corridor, and has been submitted to the Planning Board for Site Plan Review. The property owner is David Jalbert of Creations Architectural Woodwork. His business and Salem Kitchen and Bath are the tenants of the property to be improved. Attached are seven copies of the drawings, photographs, and written descriptions of the project as requested by the design review board. Sincerely ours, Richard Griffin Project Architect MA license 7814 75 North Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 CREATIONS Telephone: 978-744-8400 Fax: 978-744-6288 ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORKING RECEIVED August 9, 2006 AUG 1 1 2COE DEPT.OF PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Design Review Board City of Salem Department of Planning and Community Development 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Design Review Board: I am writing to grant permission to Richard Griffin Architect to submit materials to the Design review board and to request to be placed on the Board's meeting agenda for a review of an addition and renovation to my building at 75 North Street in Salem.This is in conjunction with my application to the Salem Planning Board for a Site Plan review of the same project. 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