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JOSEPH A. O'KEEFE, PE 1010 Commonwealth Avenue
State Fire marshal Boston, Massachusetts 02215
January 28, 1980
Chief James Brennan
Salem Fire Department
48 Lafayette Street
Salem, MA 01970
£ Re: 568 Loring Avenue
Dear Chief Brennan:
Attached is a copy of Form FP 32 which you forwarded to us
indicating a fire occurred at the above—referenced property
at 1303 hours, October 27, 1979.
Would you advise us of the owner of this property and further
particulars involving the automobile which we understand was
housed in the fire building in the rear.
I had occasion to drive by this property on Sunday, January
27, 1980, and noted that the front building was open to
trespassers, and in my opinion constitutes an attractive
nuisance. I an forwarding a copy of this letter to Salem
Building Inspector, John Powers, for his information.
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DECISION OF BOARD OF APPEALS ON APPEA1_C1yVT UR.,P,RQ -LSIONS
WILLIAM E. AnnOTT OF G. L. CH. 40A, SEC . 13, OF LORING HILLSA f' TRUST,
JAMES H. 6OULGER 568 CORING AVENUE, SALEM, MASS. , ON WHICH A SP f1L HEARING
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JOHN M. GRAY, :R. WAS HELD ON OC'T'OBER 13 , 19'70, COMMENCING 7 : 00 P .M. IN THE
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ARTHUR LABACCOUE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CI'T`Y HALL, SALEM.
EMERY I'. TANCH
J, NORMAN WELCK JR.
Members present were Chairman John M. Gray, Sr. , and Board Members William
F. Abbott , Emery P . Tanch, and J . Norman Welch, Jr.
Members absent were Joseph F. Doyle , Sr. , Arthur E. Labrecque and James J.
Bou.lger, Sr.
This is an. appeal under the provisions of General Law, Chapter 40A, Section
13, by Loring Hills Associates Trust claiming to be aggreived by decision
of the Inspector of Buildings in issuing a building permit on August 21 ,
1970 , for a funeral home .
Notice of hearing was published in the Salem Evening News on September 28 ,
1970, and October 5, 1970; and notices of said hearing were sent to the pe-
titioner, abutters , board members and others , all as provided by Law.
There were present John Rimer and Herman Brettman and their counsel Israel
Bloch on behalf of the appellants ; and Attorney Bertram Glovsky on behalf
of the holder of the building permit which is the subject of this appeal .
.Attorney Bloch informed the Board of Appeals of various respects in which
it is claimed that the issuance of the building permit was not proper.
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This Board, following a public hearing at which there is no record of any
.,..objection on the part of the present appellants , by its decision filed with
the City Clerk on February 25 , 1970 , authorized the use as a funeral home of
land included within lots 10 , 11, 12, and 13, on Loring Avenue and Vinnin
Street in Salem.
Attorney Glovsky informed the Board that his clients have leased sufficient
land included. within these lots 10, 11 , 12 and 13, to comply in all respects
with zoning requirements, and that new plans have been prepared and filed
with the Building Inspector showing the entire lots numbered 10, 11, 12,
,and 13, and showing more than any required width or frontage on Vinnin Street,
and showing also additional available parking area .
Attorney Glovsky stated that it was his intention to surrender to the Build-
ing Inspector the present building permit ; that he has either already made
application or will make application to the Building Inspector for the is-
suance of a new permit for the same structure based on the new plan filed
with him which shows more than sufficient area , width, or frontage , and
parking facilities , all of which are within the area comprising lots 10 , 11 ,
12 and 13 under lease to his clients , and this is to take care of the com-
plaints of the petitioner even though, in his opinion, such complaints were
not substantial .
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We have nolo been advised that the building permit dated August 21 , 1970
which is the subject of this appeal has been surrendered and is no longer
outstanding.
Accordingly, the permit of August 21 , 1970 which is the subject matter of
the hearing before us , having been terminated by its surrender, is no long-
er an issue .
It is our, decision therefore that the matter of the present appeal from the
previous action of the Building Inspector in issuing the permit on August
21 , 1970, has become moot , and that no further decision is required.
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Assistant City Solicitor MASSACHUSETTS affignammiss
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Salem, Massachusetts 01970
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October 14, 1970
The Honorable Hoard of Appeals
City of Salem
City Hall
Salem, Massachusetts 01970
Gentlemen :
Reference is made to your inquiry concerning the proper
procedure to be followed relative to your Decision in the appeal
of Loring Hills Associates Trust from the issuance by the
Building Inspector of a building permit to Stanetsky Memorial
Chapel of Brookline, Inc. , which appeal was beard at a public
hearing following public notice thereof on the evening of
October 13, 1970.
I am advised that at the hearing of last evening it was
stated by counsel for the holder of the permit here in issue that
it was his desire and intention to surrender said permit and at
the time of such surrender submit to the Building Inspector a new
application for building permit with detailed plans of the area
showing the use of Lots 10, 11 , 12 and 13 in their entirety for
the purpose of the permit .
I am advised that as of this date the building permit which
is the subject of the foregoing appeal has already been surrendered
to the Building Inspector and a new building permit based upon a
new plan has been issued by the Building Inspector to Stanetsky
Memorial Chapel , Inc. embracing the entire area of Lots 10, 11 ,
12 and 13 referred to at the hearing.
The action reported above appears to be perfectly proper
procedure and is dispositive of the appeal made to your Board, the
subject of the appeal having been rendered moot by the surrender
The Honorable Board of Appeals
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October 14, 1970
of the permit in issue. I know of no provision of law prohibiting
the surrender of a building permit to the Building Inspector.
It is my opinion that your Board must file its Decision in
this matter but , since the issues raised have now been rendered
moot by surrender of the permit upon which appeal was brought ,
the Board in its Decision need only recite the events which have
rendered the matter moot and observe that the matter has thereby
been disposed of.
Very truly yours,
William H.K. Donaldson
Assistant City Solicitor
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Williani Donaldson CITY OF SALEM
Assistant �-_-' ty .,'olicitor
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City of Salc:n
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Salem, Lassachusetts 01970
Gentlemen :
,.'-efercnce is ma,,�Cc to yow
I w., inquiry concerning tl:o prop-
procedure to be follow_-CC relative to your Decision in ti-ic appeal
of Loring Hills Associates Trust from the issuance by the
Building lnsi)ector of a building. permit to Stanctsky 1,1eiioriai
Chapel of 3roo'Klline , !no. , which appeal i,.,as heard at a public
hearing following public notice 'thereof on the evenin.- of
October 13 , 1970.
1 am advised that at tl,le :searing of last evening it was
stated by counsel for the holder of the permit mere in issue that
it was his desire and intention to surrender said pormit and at
the time of such surrender sub-mit to the Building Inspector a new
application for building permit vith detailed plans of the area
Showing the use of Lots 10 , 11 , 12 and 13 in their entirety for
the purpose of the permit .
1 w-ii advised that as of this date the building peri;iit wl-14-ch
is the subject of the foregoing appeal has already been surrendered
to the Building Inspector and a new building permit based upon a
new plan has been issued by the 3uildin.- Inspector to Stanetsky
.,e.. Inc . embracing the entire area of Lots 10 , li
raorial Chapel ,
12 and 13 referred to at the hearing.
The action reported above appears to be perfectly proper
procedure and is dispositive of the appeal made to your i3oard , the
subject of the appeal having been rendered moot by the surrender
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October 141 1970
of the permit in issue. 1 1-noTv of no provision of lam:'.: prohibiting
the surrenUr of a building permit to the BuildinZ '_nx-actor.
it is my opinion that your Ward must, file its Decision in
this natter but , since tin issues raised have nolo' been
moot by surrender of tLe permit upon which appeal was brought ,
the 3oarc in its Decision need only recite the events which have
rendered the matter toot and observe that the matter has thereby
been disposed of.
Very truly yours ,
William H.K. Uonalc.son
_assistant City Solicitor
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PETITIONER LORING •' TIME
LOCATION OFF LORING1 . 6/30/75
PETITION TO SET ASIDE THE DECISION OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR IN REFUSING TO ISSUE A
BUILDING PERMIT 1• THE CONSTRUCTIONOF A 250 UNIT BUILDING INCLUDING
FACILITIES AND A SWIMMING POOL KNOWN1 ••
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BUNAy1SQ Ei,igO ZN(i 4I rLARION MANOR OFF LORING AVENUE.
P. ABROTT SALEM. MASS.
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109N M. GRAY, SR. _
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Jane T. Lundregan
Donald E. Eames
1TANCH Decision on appeal by Loring Hills Developer Trust from the decision of the
Building Inspector refusing the issuance of a building permit for the construction of
a 250 unit building including therapy facilities and a swimming pool, said development
known as Marion Manor and located off Loring Avenue. (R-3 Residential Multi-family) .
Chairman John M. Gray, Sr, opened the meeting with members Jane T. Lundregan,
William Abbott, and Donald Eames present. Hearing\on this petition was held on
June 30, 1975 pursuant to notices mailed postpaid to the Petitioner, Board Members,
Abutters, Abutters to Abutters and others, and notice was duly published in the
Salem Evening News advising of this Public Hearing.
Attorney Michael Kelly represented the Petitioner, The Petitioner appealed the
decision of the Building Inspector who refused to issue a building permit because
the proposed building did not comply with:
1. The height and density regulations applicable to the project. In an R-3
Zone the maximum height of buildings is presently 50 feet and the present maximum
number of stories is four. Prior to the Zoning change of July 1974, the maximum height
was 200 feet and the maximum number of stories was twenty.
2. Article 7 of the Building Code.
3. No sewer permit.
Petitioner stated in his application that the actions of the Building Inspector
in refusing the building permit for the project was incorrect as a matter of law for
reasons number 1 and 3. Petitioner further stated that the plans for the building
now comply with Article 7 of the Code. The Petitioner presented a brief to support
its contention that the changes in the Zoning Ordinance of Salem, relative to height
and density does not affect the project known as Marion Manor.
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JOSEPH F. DOYLE -
JOHN M. GRAY,SR. - -
ARTHUR E. LABRECOUE
Jane T. Lundergan
Donald E'.; Eames
EMERY P. TANCH
The following evidence was orally presented at the hearing. Attorney Kelly
stated that an application for a building permit was filed with the Building Inspector
in May, 1974. The Zoning Ordinance was amended as regards height and density in
July 1974. Attorney Kelly contended that the Building Inspector had 30 days to
make a decision regarding said permit in accordance with the new Building Code,
and that he failed to do so. He further contended that the Zoning Amendment of
July, 1974 was incorrectly passed, because such passage did not occur within 90
days of the public hearing. Arty. Kelly argued that the preliminary sub-division
plan filed with the Planning Board in 1970 protected said land from any Zoning -
Changes for 7 years, A perimeter plan was filed in October 1973 and Attorney Kelly
argued that this protects the land for one year.
Councillor Boulay appeared in opposition. He stated that the major objection is ., ,.
the fact that there is no sewerage permit. He stated that the Council believes that
they acted in sufficient time on the Zoning change. He stated that they were rejected
for the sub-division plan by the Planning Board. Also appearing in opposition was
Robert Blenkhorn of the Salem Board of Health on the grounds of inadequate sewerage.
Mrs. Roland Dion, abuttor was opposed: 1. Because of the low water pressure in the
area at this time; 2. Traffic; 3. The need for open land for the children of Salem.
Ruth Rubenstein appeared in opposition and stated that even though they have been denied
by the Planning Board, they are already placing ads in the local newspapers advertising
for tenants. Mr. Frank Rubers`tein stated that these petitioners tied in their Loring
Towers project without the benefit of sewer permits. Stanley McDermett of the Salem
Planning Board appeared in opposition and stated that this company only filed a Form A
for condominiums, that the 1st and 2nd preliminary plans were disapproved and that the
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WILLIAM F. ABBOTT CITY CLCIir\'S UFFICE -
JOSEPH F. DOYLE SALEM. MASS.
JOHN M. GRAY, SR.
ARTHUR E. LABRECOUE
Jane T. Lundergan
Donald E. Eames
EMERY P. TANCH
developers said they had no definitative plan for the site in April, 1975. Mr.
Blenkhorn further stated that priority should be given to the new Salem Long Term
Care Facility. Mr. Kelly, in favor, stated that the question is just a matter of
law, the Building Inspector should have issued the permit. Water Pollution is a
State permit and not in the jurisdiction of the Appeal Board.
Councillor Boulay, in opposition stated that the Board should endorse the
decision of the Building Inspector. Hearing closed.
The Board voted unanimously to deny Petitioner' s appeal and to uphold the
decision of the Building Inspector denying the issuance of the building permit.
The Petitioner did not request a variance from the density requirements applicable
to the Marion Manor project and did not submit any evidence of hardship to support
such a request.
The Petitioner, instead asked the Board to decide the legal issue of whether
or not the Zoning amendments passed by the Salem City Council in July of 1974 apply to
the Marion Manor Project. The issue .involves several questions of fact and law
including the validity of the amendments themselves. The Board felt that it was
beyond their powers to decide such legal issues and such questions of fact. Therefore,
since the validity of said zoning amendments has not been denied by any authority the
Board voted to uphold the Building Inspector's denial of said permit on the basis of
said density requirements. The Board feels that it is not the correct forum to decide
the other issues presented by the Petitioner regarding the delay in the. Building
Inspector's handling of said permit and the failure of the Petitioner to receive a
sewer permit from the state.
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WILLIAM P. ABBOTT DECISION ON PETITION OF LORING HILLS ASSOCIATI,M�p y
JAMES H. BOULDER FOR A SPECIAL PERMIT TO INSTALL A SWIMMING PO(M
JOSEPH P. YLE
JOHN M. GRAY, SR. AT 568 LORING AVENUE.
ARTHUR LAORECOUE
EMERY P. TANCH Petitioner appealed by direct appeal to the Board for a
J, NORMAN WELCH. JR.
Special Permit to install a swimming pool, in accordance
with the City Zoning Ordinance, Section V. Paragraph B, Subparagraph 1-e.
A hearing was held on this appeal on April 26, 1971, pursuant to notices
mailed postpaid to the petitioner, board members, abutters, and others,
and advertisements published in the Salem Evening News, advising of this
hearing. All board members were present, excepting Mr. Doyle who was
unable to attend.
Counselor John R. Serafini appeared for the petitioner, and explained the
case the same as in the original appeal on file; this private swimming
pool would be for the exclusive use of the tenants, residing in the con-
dominium units at 568 Loring Avenue , and on occasion, possibly their guests;
having a pool on the premises would be both beneficial and convenient for
the tenants, and would promote healthful relaxation and recreation for them.
A plot plan showing the location of the proposed pool was submitted.
The Board was of the opinion that a Special Permit for which application is
made is in harmony with the purpose and intent of the Ordinance, and should
be granted. Record of this meeting is on file with all data furnished for
this hearing.
By unanimous vote, the Board therefore voted to grant a Special Permit to
install and maintain said pool as requested, subject to the following
CONDITIONS•
1. Bona fide effort made to minimize noise and lights in order to avoid
disturbing privacy of neighbors.
2. Use of the pool shall cease at lu:Ou P.M.
3. Pool shall be constructed and maintained in accordance with the General
Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, applicable to Swimming Pools,
.and the rules and regulations of the City of Salem Building Code, Board
of Health, Electrical Department, Police Department, and Zoning Ordinance .
4. Pool shall be surrounded on all sides with a permanent wall or fence
at least four feet high; the fence shall have a locking device and a
closing device so as to keep the-gate shut at all times; a minimum of
one ladder, stair, ledge or standup area , not over three feet below
water surface shall be provided for each seventy-five feet of perimeter;
fence shall have only one opening, three feet maximum width.
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Pool shall be constructed of materials that will provide a structurally
sound and tight tank with impervious surfaces that are easily cleaned.
6. No swimming pool or appurtenances thereto shall be installed or altered
until a building permit has been obtained from the Building Inspector
who may issue such permit 21 days from the date stamped on �ghi:L decision
in the office of the City Clerk. i
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CITY OF SALEM - - BOARD OF APPEALS
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Acting Secretary
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NO'T'ICE OF VARIANCE
Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit
(General Laws Chapter 40A,Sectlon 18 as amended)
Notice is hereby given that a Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit has been granted
TO...LORING HILLS ASSOCIATES
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Owner or Petitioner
Address......568 LORING. . . .. . .. ...........................AVENUE ..........................:.....................................
Cityor Town..........SAL.............EM ...........MASS...0........I........................I...........................................................I......
568 LORING AVENUE
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Identity Land Affected
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by the Tvwn of................... ,.___.,,,,.,,,,,,_.,.,,.. Board of Appeals affecting the
rights of the owner with respect to the use of premises on.
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Rt*eat City or Town
the record title standing in the name of
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whose address is..........568 LORING AVENUE SALEM MSS'.
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Street City or Town State
by a deed duly recorded in the......SAUTR.Xa5EX........County Registry of Deeds in Book
................ Page................, ................:...................................Registry District of the Land Court
Certificate No................. ................Book ................Page................
The decision of said Board is on file with the papers in Decision or Case No.......................
City
in the office of the Tmm Clerk.......AULAUXINE...Le:..2:QQMEX........................::.........................
Signed this.39�....day of.......APRIL.......19.7.1.,,..........196--�
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Received and entered with the Register of Deeds in the County of..........................................
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Notice to be recorded by Land Owner.
FORM 1094 HOBBS 6 WARREN. INC.. e¢vinao cRLrreR ata.toen
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4. 30.71
WILLIAMF. ABBOTT
JAMES H. BOULGER
J05EPH F, DOYLE
JOHN M. GRAY, SR.
ARTHUR LABRECQUE
EMERY P. TANCH
J. NORMAN WELCH, JH.
NOTICE is hereby given that the decision on
the petition of Loring Hills Associates for a
Special Permit to install a Swimming Pool at
568 Loring Avenue has this day been filed by
the Board of Appeals in the office of the City
Clerk.
CITY
YOO�F�LSALEM
/6�- BOARD OF APPEALSt
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DATE 4.26:71
=PETITION OF TF.S� S6R LORING AVENITF, TIME. 8:00 P.M.
PETITION TO INSTALL SWIMMING POOL -REQUESTING SPRCTA , PRRMTT.
APPEARING FOR PETITIONER
STATEMENTS IN FAVOR /
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APPEARING IN OPPOSITION
STATEMENTS IN OPPOSITION
MEMBERS PRESENT ABSENT TO GRANT TO DENY NOS
ABBOTT
BOULGER
DOYLE
GRAY _ X
LABRECQUE x
TANCH _
WELCH
REASONS FOR DECISION:
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CITY OF . SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS:
The Undersigned represent that They 3@X are the Owners of a certain parcel of land located at
No.------- _....... 568- -Loring-Avenue..... -- - Zoning District--R=3-- -- ;
and said Parcel is affected by Article- .. of the Salem Zoning By-Laws and Sectipn---------------__--- of
the Building Code of the City of Salem.
Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Building Inspector in accordance with '
Part 2, of the Building Code of the City of Salem. Briefly, the work is as follows:
To construct an "out-door" swimming pool in accordance with the special
permit uses permitted in "R-3" zones. Said out-door swimming pool to be constructed
below ground and in accordance with approved.pians and specifications.
The Application for Permit was denied by the Building Inspector for the following reasons:
A special permit is required for such construction.
The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning By-Laws
and the Salem Building Code and order the Building Inspector 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 derogating from the
intent and purpose of the Zoning By-Laws and Building Code for the following reasons:
The use requested is permitted by reasons of a 'special permit granted by
the Board ofAppeals in this type zone.
Date...Ap;A _1971.....__.-__.-_... . Peti ' er._Loring Hill6_AssOeiatee-
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This application must be filed at the City Cler 's Office with a check, for advertising in the amount of
$--.----ZS.Q ----------------- four (4) weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The
Evening News.
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APPEAL CASE NO.
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CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
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TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS:
The Undersigned represent that i1ey jx are the Owners of a certain parcel of'land located at
No--------- ---------------5628.------4wing-Avenue.----------- ----------- ------------------3bom Zoning District----R+3--------
and said Parcel is affected by Article----------------------- of the Salem Zoning By-Laws and Section- ------------ of
the Building Code of the City of Salem.
Plans describing the work proposed, have been submitted to the Building Inspector, in accordance with
Part 2, of the Building Code of the City of Salem. Briefly, the work is as follows:
To construct an "out-door" swimming pool in accordance with the special
permit uses permitted in "R-3" sones. Said cut-door swimming pool to be constructed
below ground and in accordance with approved plans and specifications.
The Application for Permit was denied by the Building Inspector for the following reasons:
A special permit is rewired for such construction.
The Undersigned hereby petitions the Board of Appeals to vary the terms of the Salem Zoning By-Laws
and the Salem Building Code and order the Building Inspector 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 derogating from the
intent and purpose of the Zoning By-Laws and Building Code for the following reasons:
The use requested is permitted by reasons of a special permit granted by
the Board *Appeals in this type zone.
Date...AptH.-70...1871:----------------:-.. - Petitioner---Loring.,HAA AasoC18te9-------- -
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Add s----126.e.1Kashinj ` Street..-Salem,-1vlaIIea-.
This application must be filed at the City Clerk's Office with a check, for advertising in the amount of
$$___..25-.00_---_-.-.-.--- four (4) weeks prior to the meeting of the Board of Appeals. Check payable to The
-Evening News.
No. j
PETITION
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CITY OF SALEM
WILLIAM P. ABBOTT
JAMES H. BOULDER BOARD OF APPEAL
JOSEPH P, DOYLE
JOHN #A GRAY, SR. '
ARTHUR LABRECOUE
EMERY P. TANCH
J. NORMAN WELCH. JR.
Will give a public hearing to all interested persons
on the petition of Loring Hills Associates to construct
a swimming pool at 568 Loring Avenue, and asking that
the Board grant a Special Permit to allow such installa-
tion. A hearing will be held on this appeal on Mon da ,
Aril 26, 1471, at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chamber in
City Hall.
BOARD OF APPEALS,
Apr. 90 12, 1971
' BY Joseph F. Doyle,
Secretary.
(NOTE: - All double-underlined words to be bold-faoe type) .
fTrY OF SALEM
BOARD OF APPEAL
Will give_a..public hearing to
all interested persons on the
petition of Loring Hills Assocl. .
ares to construct a swimming
pool at 568 "ring Avenue, and,
asking .that the Board grant a .)
Special Permit-to allow such
installation. A hearing:will be
held on this appeal on Monday,
April 28,.'1071,...at 8:oo P.M. in
the Council (tuber 1, City
Hall.
BOARD OF APPEALS.
• By JOSEPH F. DOYLE,
Secretary
l Apri'2.9,.12, 1872.
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BOARD of APPEAL
.Salem, Mass.
4.16.71
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will give a public hearing to all interested persons on the petition
of Loring Hills Associates 'to construct
a swimming pool at 568 Loring Avenue,
and asking the Board to grant a Special
Permit to allow such installation j
and asking that the Board grant a variance from the application
of the zoning and—building ordinance(s).
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The hearing will be held on MONDAY, APRIL 26m
1971
COUNCIL CHAMBER
at 8:Oti P. M., in the vffre-oFd=—kiapeetei—ef
.9tt"ags, City Hall.
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Application and plans are filed in that office and can be
examined.
BOARD OF APPEAL
By---JOSEPH—F'---DQY XY--------------
Secretary
By order of
The Board.
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BOARD of APPEAL
,Salem, Mass.
j 4. 16.71
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will give a public hearing to all interested persons on the petition
of Loring Hills Associates to construct
a swimming pool at 568 Loring Avenue,
and asking the Board to grant a Special
Permit to allow such installation
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and asking that the Board grant a variance from the application
of the zoning and—buadia& ordinance(s).
The hearing will be held on MONDAY, APRIL 26th
1971
COUNCIL CHAMBER
at 8:Ou P. M., in the vfl cr—nF-the—Impeetm—ef
446k13ags., City Hall.
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Application and plans are filed in that office and can be
examined.
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BOARD OF APPEAL
By---
Secretary
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By order of
The Board.
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April 13, 1971
ABUTTERS
To : 568 Loring Ave. Assessed to Loring Hills Associates
Location Assessed Owner Mailing Address
518 Loring Ave.
cor. Cedar Ave. China Sails Inc. 516 Loring Ave. Salem
520 Loring Ave. China Sales Inc. 516 Loring Ave. Salem
528 Loring Ave. China Sails Inc. 516 Loring Ave. Salem
5110 Loring Ave. Raymond B.Sr.&Ellam M.Loguerico 5110 Loring Ave. Salem
540A &542 Loring Ave. Robert H. & Judith Ann Kimball 542 Loring Ave.Salem
560 Loring Ave. James J. & Ann S. Yelverton 560 Loring Ave.Salem
5611 Loring Ave. Rose I. Baker 29 Nason Rd.Swampsoott, Mass.
9 Cedar Ave. Edward W. & Ruth S.Churchill 9 Cedar Ave. Salem
7 Cedar Ave. LorenzoJ. & Lillian E. April 7 Cedar Ave. Salem
5 Cedar Ave. Bertram T.&Winifred H. Wagner 5 Cedar Ave. Salem
3 Cedar Ave. Cora C. Kimball 3 Cedar Ave. Salem
Riverview St. Armand L. Soucy 337 Maple St. Lynn
Riverview St. Eva M. Labrecque et ali 15 Ropes St. Salem
Riverview St. Anne M. Levesque 17 Intervale Rd, Salem
Cedarcrest Ave. Peter Mormino 79 Washington St. Marblehead
Cedarcrest Ave. Eva 14. Labrecque et ali 15 Ropes St. Salem
Cedarcrest Ave. Viking Realty Trust % Richard M. Riley 13 Boston St. Lynn
Cedarcrest Ave. George 0. & Lena A.Rigby Cedarcrest Ave. Salem
Rear Wilson Rd. City of Salem Salem, Mass,
Near
410 Loring Ave Town of Marblehead % Water Dept. School St. Marblehead.
Riverview St. Eva N. Labrecque et ali 15 Ropes St. Salem
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WILLIAM F. ABBOTT
JAMES H. BOULGER
JOSEPH F. DOYLE
JOHN M. GRAY, SR.
ARTHUR LABRECQUE
EMERY P. TANCH
J. NORMAN WELCH, JR.
4.16.71 NOTICE OF HEARING SENT TO: 4/30/71 COPY OF DECISION SENT TO:
Petitioner c/o Atty 4Serafini Petitioner c/o Atty Serafini
17 Abutters Building Inspeetor
7 Board Members Board Members
B/uilding Inspector City Clerk
City Clerk Planning Board
City Messenger Files
Planning Boara
Files 4. 1.71 NOTICE OF FILING DECISION SENT TO
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CITY Of SALEM,MASS.
February 13 , 1980
Mr. Walter F. Szezerbinski
Senior Sanitarian _
City of Salem Health Department
Dr. Israel Kaplan Public Health
Center
Off Jefferson Avenue
Salem, MA 01970
Re: 568 Loring Avenue
Dear Mr. Szezerbinski:
Please be advised that we have contracted with. Turner Trucking
& Salvage , Inc. to board all windows and doors at the above
referenced property as well as demolish the fire damaged barn.
We expect this work to be completed by Feb
ruary 28 , 1980 .
Ver s
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LLA:emd
FEB 15 1980
SALEM
HEALTH DEPT.
1 11 Westminster Street• Providence, Rhode Island 02903 1401] 276-6243
One of the financial services of INEORP Industrial National Corporation
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March 2, 1984
Ms. Josephine Fusco
City Clerk
City Hall
Salem, MA 01970 ✓` l0�
Dear Ms. Fusco: -
At a regularly scheduled meeting of the Sala`: Planning Board held
on March 1, 1984 it was voted to endorse "Approval Under sub-
division Control Law Not Required" on the following described plan:
1. Applicant: Mr. Roger D. Oriola, Trustee
33 Bedford Street, Suite 12/114
Lexington, MA. 02173
2. Location and Description - Lots D-1 and D-2 as shown on Plan
of land in Salem MA. prepared for
David Hark and Roger D. Oriola
Book 7250, Page 150
Deed of property records in Essex South District Registry.
Sincerely,
Walter Power III
Chairman
WP/sm
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Planning Pnxrb
IGrid Mau
o$nlrm, Ans"chusett■ 01970
FORM A
IAPPLICATION 1:011.ENDORSENIFN'I'
OF PLAN BFLIL'VFD NOT TO RhaDIRF.
APPROVAL
IIn acrordancc with provisions of Section II B, the
applic;mt most lilt, by delivery or rcgisbred mail, a
Notice with the City Clerk stating the dale of sub-
mission for such determination. The notice shall be
attached to two copies of this Form A application.
The notice and both copies of the application must
I be ••date stamped" by the City Clerk and then one
copy of this Form A, with the Plan, filed with the
Planning Board by the applicant. All notices and
applications shall be typewritten or neatly printed
in ink.
Salem, Mass., February 29_, _-..19_8.4
fn the Planning Board:
I he undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of his prolvrty in the Cit} of Salem docs not
nnuatilutc a subdivision within the meaning of lthe Suhdivision Control I, ❑ , bccauNI. (Sec Sect. 11-A and
State sl,ccific reasons) 1..: Frontage for .Lo.ts_D-l..•and D-2 are..on-.-ex.isting_streets
2, .. -Area_of- bo.th-. lots complies -with.. Zoning requirements,,.--
Iand herewith submits said plan for a det rmin•tion and endorsement that Planning Board approval
under the Subdivision Control Law is not required.
1. Name of Owner. . Roger_ D.-._viola --. ,.--.:- _- ----- ---------------
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Address . 33_Bedfor _St. ,, Suite 12/114, Lexington, MA 02173-----:--.-
_'. Naos of Engineer or Surveyor T & M Engineering, Erland S,..-Townsend.,.--Jr.
Address - 22- Willow _Avenue, Salem-;_ MA 019711 ------------ -----: -----
3. Deed of property records in Essex South _ _- -_. Registry
Book - --- - 7250 . _.... _. Page - -1.50--- ------
4. 1-ovation and Description of Property: _--------------------- ------ -----
_ .... ...---- o-ts.. D-1'...and D-2- as-.shown..on .Plan of-.Land----.. ...: _
-inSalem, _ Mass._, prepared:_for _.David.:Nark_-ana_-_--____-_-_----
Roger D Oriola, Trustee, dated 2/23/84 __-_
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5. All streets and abutting lot lines shall be shown on the PI n together with the names f the Owners
of the abutting lots.
Signature of Owner- . .--- -- 4
Address 33 Bedford Street_,_ Suite: 1.2/114,.-,Le.x-i-ngton , MA
890-6466 02173
Telephone Numlxr -. ... ----------.
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NOTICE TO BE ATTACHED TO
FORM "A" APPLICATIONS
See Form "A applications for
complete instructions for filing.
All insertions shall be typewritten
or printed neatly in ink.
February 29, 1984
Date: --------- --------------------------------
City Clerk
Salem, Massachusetts 01970
Dear Sir:
I hand you herewith two copies of Form A, an application submitted by me this day to the Plan-
ning Board of the City of Salem requesting a determination and an endorsement on a plan filed with
said application that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Rules and Regulations is
not required.
The land shown on the accompanying plan is located at - Rear -$96-_Loring--Avenue,---
Salem,..r]&-------- ------------------------- in Ward ., 7 -------- - -- - ------
(insert street and street numbers here)
'/Signature of Owner _.:_.. '� .- '. �! - �`�9 ---------
Street Address ...._33_ Bedford
, . ite- .2/ 114
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LexinCity/Iown & State ---- gton, MA -_--.-
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Telephone Number ..890-6466
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CITY CI-M''S OFFICE
DECISION
May 6, 1y85
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SPECIAL PERMIT
SITE PLAN REVIEW
_.. _:
Vinnin Associates,Realty Trust/Mr..-James Zieff�.'_�
33 Bedford Street, Suite 12/114
Lexington, MA. 02173
On Thursday, April 4, 1985, the Planning Board of the City of Salem held
a public hearing regarding the application of Vinnin Associations Realty
Trust/Mr. James Zieff for a Special Permit under Section R, Site Plan
Review, of the Salem Zoning Ordinance, with respect to the construction
of ninety-eight housing units off Loring Hills Avenue, Salem, MA.
At a regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Board held on Thursday,
May 2, 1985, the Board voted, by a vote of seven in favor , none opposed,
to approve the application as complying with the requirements for the
issuance of the Special Permit with the following conditions:
1 . All work shall conform to Plan entitled, `Vinnr. Vi-!lagell Site
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Plan" . dated March 8, 1985, revised April 1 , and April l85,stamped
by Robert Verne, R.P.E.
2. TFior t Issuance of`build3ng permits ffor Phase II , the land
distrbed"or Zzmaged-bydevelopment-of-Virnin Vi-riage Phase I shall be
restored to its former clean and/or undisturbed condition except for
those areas which have been or are presently under construction. Itis
the intention of this condition that the Developer be responsible for
clearing rubbish on the site which has accumulated during the course of
construction. Such areas for cleaning and restoration shall be defined
by the City Planner.
3 . The Developer shall cause all traffic exiting from Vinnin Village to
utilize a roadway to be improved which now exists as a construction
road. Traffic exiting from Vinnin Village shall not be allowed to
utilize Lording Hills Avenue. Such condition shall only be effective
upon the completion and paving of�the-_r_oadway;hick now,exists�as_a
cons truction-road-.-JTge road shall be completed and paved upon the-
issuance of the fifty first (51st) Certificate of Occupancy for Vinnin
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Village Phase II. Such road improvements shall be subject to the review
and approval of the Conservation Commission, City Engineer, and City
Planner.
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4. A booster pump, subject to the review and approval o ` t e City
Engineer and the Fire Department shall be installed to ensure adequate
water pressure and flow for emergency fire use, unles!85e , J(edP*3);p
unnecessary after future testing. Such determination shall be made
prior to issuance of Certificates of Occupancy for PhII'
WY C' R' 'S OFFICE
5. Sloped granite curbing shall be installed along .all Mr"cc
roadways/driveways, except as waived by the Planning Board.
6. Location and screening of trash receptacles shall be subject to the
approval of the Board of Health, and shown on the above-referenced plan.
7. Refuse removal, road and ground maintenance, and snow removal shall
be the exclusive responsibility of the Homeowners ' Association.
8. All sanitary sewer pipes shall be constructed of PVC, or as approved
by the Director of Public Services.
9. A minimum of 3 ' of cover for storm drain pipes and 4' of cover for
sanitary sewer pipes shall be required.
10. Headwalls at each drainage outlet shall be installed.
11 . Salt as a de-icing agent shall be prohibited, except in cases of
extreme emergency.
12. All construction within the development shall be conducted in
accordance with the following conditions:
a. No work shall commence, before 7 :00 a.m. on weekdays and 8:00
a.m. on Saturdays. No work shall continue beyond 5:00 p:Tn. No
work shall be conducted on Sundays. Inside work of a quiet
nature shall be permitted at other times.
b. All reasonable action shall be taken to minimize the negative
effects of construction on abutters such as noise, dust, fumes.
Advance notice of the commencement of construction shall be pro-
vided to all abutters in writing.
c. A sign shall be posted at the intersection of Loring Avenue and
Loring Hills Avenue directing construction vehicles to the
construction access road and away from Loring Hills Avenue.
d. All construction vehicles shall be cleaned in order that they
not leave dirt and/or debris on the road as the, leave the site.
e. The Salem Fire Protection Code regarding biasing shall be
strictly adhered to (M.G.L. C. 118 S. IOA and 527 C.M.R. 13.00)
f. Drilling and blasting shall be limited to Monday-Friday only
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. There shall be no
drilling or blasting an Saturdays, Sundays , or holidays.
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FIE CEIVE�
g. All construction shall be carried out in accordance with the
Rules and Regulations of the Planning Boa r},, £ he
Works shall be provided by' the City only r i"rispect nn oof
utility installation. on the site at the expense of the
developer and as is deemed necessary by VirY tE&bS aFF13a5lic
Services or the City Planner. SALEM MASS
13. Landscaping of the project shall conform to plan entitled,
"Landscape Plan, Vinnin Village 2," prepared by K. Bell and dated March
30, 1985.
a. Shrub diameters shall be as shown on scale plan referenced
above. Mature trees shall be minimum caliper of 3" and
shall be so depicted on above—reference plan.
b. Shrubs and trees shall be maintained in a healthv and
thriving condition. Should these plantings not remain
in a healthy and thriving condition, the responsibility
for replacement of such plantings shall be the developer or
his successor in interest.
14. Improvements at the end of Loring Hills Avenue to aid in traffic
control shall be subject to the review and approval of the Director of
Public Services and the City Planner.
19. Substantial violation of these conditions shall result in the
revocation of this permit by majority vote of the Planning Board. In
the event of such revocation, no further Building Permits shall be
issued.
I hereby certify that a copy of this decision and plans have been filed
with the City Clerk and copies are on file with the Planning Board.
This Special Permit 'shall not take effect until a copy of the decision
bearing the certification of the City Clerk that twenty days have
elapsed and no appeal has been filed or that if such appeal has been
filed, and it has been dismissed or denied, is recorded in the Essex
County Registry of Deeds and is indexed in the grantor index under the
name of the owner of record or is recorded on the owner's certificate of
.title. The fee for recording or registering shall be paid by the owner
or applicant. ``
WALTER B. POWER,III
Chairman, Planning Board U
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Fire Urpnrtu:ent 31euhquarters
,f{umea _ rcm/an CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
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FOR
CP A FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION
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The undersigned installer of a Fire Alarm System, plans of
which were previously approved , hereby certifies that the
installation (or alteration) of said Fire Alarm System has
been installed in compliance with the guidelines and provisions
of the Salem Fire Department and the State Building Code.
F'urthurmore , this installation has been tested in accordance
with the requirements of the Salem City Electrician and is
now ready for a final test by the Salem Fire Prevention Bureau.
Tests are conducted by appointment only. A representative of
the installer must be present for the test.
Complete instructions as to the use and maintenance of the system
have been furnished to the person (or persons) for whom. the
installation (or alteration) was made.
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Loc,�.tion = ,ignature�%,
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Inspected byADis�aap!prloved Approved
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Form 782 (rev- 7/7S)
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COMrJtiWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
OFFICE FOR CIIILDREN OCT 6 10 1.6 AMBO
DAY CARE SERVICESRECEIVED
CITY OF SALEM,MASS.
FIRE INSPECTION REPORT `
This is to certify that Living Learning School
Name of Facility
located at 568 Loring`Ave .Salem Mass 01970
Address
was inspected on 09-30-80 by Raymond T Dansreau
Date Name of Inspector
I certify that the above day care facility complies with the rules and
regulations of the Board of Fire Prevention.
Yes No
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Violations (if iny) :
}'ire alarm System that was to be brought up to code ,is
not completed as yet .
This inadequate system was reported 06-11-80,.
Recormuendations (if any)
Fire Chief.
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Please return this report: Office . for Children
cc$ Salem Bldg. Insp. Day Care Services
Salem Health Dept. % Gregory Street
Occupant Middleton, Ma. 01949
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CITY 01: SALEH,HASS.
October 16 , 1979
Mr. Daniel F. Mansur
Assistant Building Inspector
City of Salem
Public Property Department
One Salem Green
Salem, Massachusetts
Re : 568 Loring Avenue
Dear Mr. Mansur:
We have taken steps to secure the above referenced property
from unauthorized entry. The "boarding up" should take place
this week.
We have previously secured this property and it will continue
to be susceptible to vandalism until rehabilitated and put into
commercial use. We are endeavoring to locate a buyer who will
do this . We would appreciate assistance from the City of Salem
fire and police department'; patrols to reduce the likelihood of
unauthorized entry.
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Lawrence L. ckmann
LLA:emd
cc: Salem Fire Department
Mr. Carl Maynard
111 Westminster Street. Providence, Rhode Island 02903 C4017 27B-6243
One of the financial services of INCORP Industrial National Corporation
CITY OF SALEM HEALTH DEPARTMENT
BOARD OF HEALTH pp 9
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Off Jeffersori'Avenue i2tClil't 0
Salem, Massachusetts 01970 CITY OF SAM E.Fi,P `a 5•
PHILIP H. SAINDON ROBERT E. BLENKHORN
JOSEPH R. RICHARD
HEALTH AGENT
M. MARCIAR.N. (617) 7459000
MILDRED C..MOUL MOULTON, R.N.
EFFIE MACDONALD
ROBERT C. BONIN
Frederick M. Piecewicz, M.D.
January 8, 1980
industrial National Mortgage Co..
1515 Industrial Bank Building
Providence, Rhode Island RE: 568 Loring Avenue
Salem, Mass.
Gentlemen:
This Health Department has not heard from your office regarding the letter
sent December 17, 1970 and has not seen any change at the 568 Loring Avenue prop-
erty. Conditions are getting worse and we would appreciate hearing from you, in . .
reference to what action is being taken by you in solving the unacceptable conditions
for the health and welfare of the area. If no action is taken by your office we will
have to take court action against you. Please feel free to contact this Health Depart-
ment for any further information. Area code 617-745-9000 Ext. 204.
Very truly yours,
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH Reply To:
Robert E. Bleukhorn Walter F. Szczerbinski, R.S.
Health Agent Senior Sanitarian
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February 13 , 1980
Mr. Daniel F. Mansur
Assistant Building Inspector
City of Salem
Public Property Department.
One Salem Green
Salem, MA 01970
Re: 568 Loring Avenue
Dear Mr. Mansur:
Please be advised that we have contracted with Turner Trucking
& Salvage, Inc. to board all windows and doors at the above
referenced property and to demolish the fire damaged barn. We
expect this work to be completed by February 28 , 1980 .
Ver tr urs
Lawrence L. Ackmann
LLA:emd
1 11 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02903 14011278-6243
One of the financial services of INCCFP Industrial National Corporation
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As a result of an inspection this date of the nremi.ses , structure , open
land area or vehicle owned, occunied or otherwise under vout control,--
the following recommendations arp qubmitted and shall serveIas a notice ;
of violation of fire laws . These recon^t,endations are na.dei�i the inter-
est of fire prevention and to correct cnnditions that are or a= become
dan.cerous as a fire hazard or -ire i.n violation of the lat.r.
You are hereby notified to renedir scO d �' olations named 'nelrw within
Seven Day' s of the above date .
Such furthur action will be taken as the law recuires , for failure to
comely with the above recuirements wit^in the stipulated time .
(Reference : ., General Laws of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Chapter
Section '30;,, and the Salem Fire Code Article 1 . )
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Complaint reci'eved this office from 'neighbors andconcerned citizens in .
C.• regards to:'thks property being left open to vandals and creating a fire
hazard to `adface.nt properties .
This condition violates Chapter 148 section 5 of Mass general Laws :
Also Article 29 of Salem Fire Code Please have property properly boarded. u;
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35 SARATOGA STREET
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02128
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December 4 , 1975
Mr. John Powers
Building Inspector
93 Washington Street
Salem, Mass.
Dear Mr. Powers :
We own the property at 568 Loring Ave. , Salem, Mass. This
property is zoned commercial, and is currently in use. It is our
intent to make an improvement where the present barn exists at the
rear. The improvement would contain approximately 9 , 000 ft. of
commercial and professional floor space, half of which would be
ground floor and half would be second floor space.
Would you kindly advise as to any delays we may incur upon
our application for, and obtainina, an approved building permit.
Enclosed please find photograph of the type improvement we
have in mind.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Industrial National Mortgage Co.
1515 Industrial Bank Building
Providence, Rhode Island RE: t5fi8 Loring Av`e:
(Sale°t;MA,
Gentlemen:
On October 11, 1979 I wrote requesting the barn
at the rear of the referenced premises be secured against
vandalism. At approximately 11:45 A.M. on December 4, 1979
the fire department answered an alarm at this address and
extinguished a serious fire which they allege to have been
arson by vandalism.
This structure now appears to have been damaged
beyond repair, hence I am ordering that it be removed
directly. As it stands it poses a threat to the public
safety. A demolition permit issued by this department will
be required before work can begin.
I trust you will give this your prompt attention.
Very truly yours,
Daniel F. Mansur
Asst. Building Inspector
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Industrial National Mortgage' Go.
1515 Industrial Bank Building
Providence, Rhode Island RE: 568 Loring Ave.
Salem, MA
Gentlemen:
on October 11,1979 1 wrote requesting the barn
at the rear of the.re£erenced premises be secured against
vandalism. At approximately 11:45 A.M. on December 4, 1979
the fire department answered an alarm at this address and
extinguished a serious fire which they allege to have been
arson by vandalism.
This structure now appears to have been damaged
beyond repair, hence I am ordering that it be removed
directly. As it stands it poses a threat to the public
safety. A demolition permit issued by this department will
be required before work can begin.
I trust you will give this your prompt attention.
Very truly yours,
Daniel F. Mansur
Asst. Building Inspector
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1515 Industrial Bank Building RE: 568 Loring Avenue
Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Salem, MA
Gentlemen:
On December 14, 1979 a letter (copy enclosed) was sent
regarding the fire damaged building at the referenced premises.
To date there is no indication of any activity on your part towards
removal of the structure. Therefore I am ordering that work be
started within seven (7) days of receipt of this letter and
completed within 30 days.
I am also advising that the house at the front of the lot
is now open to vandalism and subject to arson. This building
shall be made secure from entering by unauthorized persons
under the terms outlined above.
Very truly yours,
Daniel F. Mansur
Asst. Building Inspector
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Industrial National Mortgage Co.
1515 Industrial Bank Building RE: 568 Loring Ave.
Providence, Rhode Island Salem, MA 01970
Gentlemen:
It has come to our attention that the uninhabited
house and barn located on the referenced property are open
to weather and being used by children as a "club-house".
We therefore order that you immediately take steps to
secure the structures from entry by unauthorized persons.
Enclosed is a copy of the Massachusetts State Building
Code pertaining to unsafe buildings.
Very truly yours,
Daniel F. Mansur
Assistant Building Inspector
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ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
constitute a lien upon the land upon which the structure is located, and
shall be enforced in an action of contract; and such owner shall, for every
day's continuance of such refusal or neglect after being so notified, be
punished by a fine in accordance with Section 121.4. The provisions of
the second paragraph of Section 3A of Chapter 139 of the \lassachusetts
General Laws Annotated as amended, relative to liens for such debt and
the collection of claims for such debt, shall apply to any debt referred
to in this section, except that the said building official shall act here-
under in place of the mayor or board of selectmen. During the time such
order is in effect, it shall'be unlawful to use or occupy such structure or
any portion thereof for any purpose.
124.3 Remedy of person ordered to remove a dangerous structure or
make it safe: An owner, aggrieved by such order mac have the
remedv prescribed by Section 2 of Chapter 139 of the \lassachusetts
General Laws Annotated as amended; provided that any pro\ision of said
Section 2 shall not be construed so as to hinder, delay or.prevent the
/ building official from acting and proceeding under Section 124.2; and
provided, further, that this section shall not prevent the city or town from
recovering the forfeiture provided in said Section 124.2 from the date of
the service of the original notice, unless the order is annulled by the jure.
125.0 Reserved
SECTION 126.0 BOARD OF APPEALS
126.1 State Building Code Appeals Board: Whoever is aggrieved by
an interpretation, order, requirement, direction or failure to act under
this code by any agency or official of the city, town or region, or agency
or official of the State charged with the administration or enforcement
of this code or any of its rules or regulations, excepting an}' specialized
codes, may appeal directly to the State Building Code Appeals Board as
provided in Section 126.0.
Whoever is aggrieved by an interpretation, order, requirement, direc-
tion or failure to act under this code by any agency or official of a city,
town or region charged with the administration or enforcement of this
code or any of its rules and regulations, excepting any specialized codes,
may appeal directly to the State Building Code Appeals Board or may
Cappeal first to a local or regional appeals board and if aggrieved thereby
he may then appeal to the State Building Code Appeals Board as pro-
vided in Section 126.0.
In the event an appeal is taken directly to the State Building Code Ap-
peals Board from an interpretation, order, requirement or direction, said
appeal shall be filed as specified in Section 126.3.1 with the State Build-
ing Code Appeals Board not later than fory-five (45) days after the ser-
vice of notice thereof of the interpretation, order, requirement or direc-
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condition, which shall not be removed or defaced without authoritv from
him.
123.2 Removal or making structure safe: Any person so notified shall
be allowed until twelve o'clock noon of the day following the service of
the notice in which to begin to remove such building or structure or
make it safe, or to make it secure, and he shall employ sufficient labor
speedily to make it safe or remove it or to make it secure, but if the public
safety, so requires and if the mayor or selectmen so order, the building r
official may, immediately enter. upon the premises with the necessary-
workmen
ecessary
workmen and assistants and cause such unsafe structure to be made safe
or demolished without delay and a proper fence put up for the protection
of passers-by, or to be made secure.
SECTION 124.0 EMERGENCY MEASURES
124.1 Failure to remove or make structure safe, suney board, survey
report: If an owner of such unsafe structure refuses or neglects to
comply with the requirements of such notice within the specified time
limit, and such structure is not made safe or taken down as ordered there-
in, a careful survey, of the premises shall be made by a board consisting;
in a city, of a city engineer, the head of the fire department, as such term
is defined in Section I of Chapter 148 of the Massachusetts General Laws
Annotated, as amended, and one disinterested person to be appointed by
the building official; and, in a town, of a surveyor, the head of the fire
department and one disinterested person to be appointed by the building
official. In the absence of any of the above officers or individuals, ffie
mayor or selectmen shall designate one or more officers or other suitable
persons in place of the officers so named as members of said board. A
written report of such survey shall be made, and a copy, thereof served
oui such owner.
124.2 Removal of dangerous or abandoned structures: If such survey
report as outlined in Section 124.1 declares such structure to be dangerous
or to be unused, uninhabited or abandoned, and open to the weather,and
if the owner continues such refusal or neglect, the building official shall
cause it to be made safe or taken down or to be made secure; and, if the
public safety so requires, said building official may at once enter the
structure, the land on which it stands or the abutting land or buildings,
with such assistance as he may require, and secure the same; and may
remove and evict, under the pertinent provisions of Chapter 239 of the
Massachusetts General Laws Annotated as amended, or otherwise, any
tenant or occupant thereof; and may erect such protection for the public
by proper fence or otherwise as may be necessary, and for this purpose
may close a public highway. In the case of such demolition, the said
building official shall cause such lot to be levelled to conform with ad-
jacent grades by a non-organic fill. 'Phe costs and charges incurred shall
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this code shall be punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand
dollars ($1.000) or by imprisonment for not more than one (1) year, or
both, for each violation. Each day during which any portion of a violation
continues shall constitute a separate offense
121.5 Abatement of violation: The imposition of the penalties herein
prescribed shall not preclude the building official from instituting ap-
/ propriate action to prevent uniawful construction or to restrain, correct or
{ abate a violation, or to prevent illegal occupancy of a building, structure
or premises or to stop an illegal act, conduct,business or use of a building
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or structure in or about any premises.
SECTION 122.0 STOP-WORK ORDER
122.1 Notice to owner: Upon notice from the building official that
anv work is being prosecuted contrary to the provisions of this code or in
an unsafe or dangerous manner, such work shall be immediately stopped.
( The stop-work order shall be in writing and shall be served on the ow=ner
` or on the person doing the work, and shall state the conditions under
which work may be resumed; provided, however, that in instances where
immediate action is deemed necessary for public safety or in the public
interest, the building official max. require that work be stopped upon
verbal order, provided that said verbal order be confirmed in writing
within forty-eight (48) hours.
122.1.1 Posting: A stop-work notice shall be posted in a conspicuous
place on the job site and can only be removed by the building official.
122.2 Unlawful continuance: Anyone who shall continue any wok in
or about the job site after having been served with a stop-work order,
except such work as he is directed by the building official to perform to
remove a violation of unsafe conditions, shall be liable to prosecution as
provided in Section 121.0.
SECTION 123.0 UNSAFE STRUCTURES
123.1 Inspection: The building official immediately upon being in-
formed by report or otherwise that a building or other structure or any-
thing attached thereto or connected therewith is dangerous to life or
limb or that any building in that city or town is unused, uninhabited or
abandoned, and open to the weather, shall inspect the same; and he shall
forthwith in writing notify the owner to remove it or make it safe if it
appears to him to be dangerous, or to make it secure if it is unused, un-
inhabited or abandoned and open to the weather. If it appears that such
structure would be especially unsafe in case of fire, it shall be deemed
dangerous within the meaning hereof, and the building official may affix
( in a conspicuous place upon its exterior walls a notice of its dangerous
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