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FOODEE'S PIZZA DRB 1992 Foodies Restaurant P p eabody Block OP -.i p mm Salem = Redevelopment TELEPHONE 744-6900 Authority ONE SALEEM GREEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 744-4580 SRA FEE SCHEDULE CAPITALIZATION LOAN Loan Application Fee: 75 .00 Loan Origination Fee: 1 point (payable at closing) FACADE EASEMENTS Donation of Facade Easement 150. 00 DESIGN REVIEW Signs and Canopies 25 .00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget less than $10,000 25. 00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget greater than $10,000 but less than $50,000 50.00 Design Review of Project with a construction budget greater than $50,000 but less than $100,000 150. 00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget greater than $100, 000 but less than $500,000 250. 00 Design Review of Project with a construction budget greater than $500,000 500 .00 jm\srafee SALEM REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BOARD SIGN APPLICATION Date of Application: zz/07� Applicant Name: Phone # Location of Building: Number Street Owner of Building: 141461,91A) Sign Designer : Zoat,-94' I .!Yl) D6;9-J',-AJ Name of individual/company Sign Type (Check more than one if necessary) Wall/Facade Temporary Protecting Banner Window Mechanical Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect None Other Submission Requirements: All items must be received two (2) days prior to meeting. (Please check) 1. Detailed scale plan of sign y", 2. Color samples 3. Letter type/style 4 . Method of attachment 5. Method of lighting 6. Location of sign on building: Drawing Polaroid 7 . Fee Approval Denied: Approval Recommended: Date Approved: EX/DRBSIGNS SalemRg Redevelopment TELEPHONE 744-6900 Authority ONE SALEM GREEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 7444580 SIGN REVIEW PROCEDURE WITHIN THE URBAN RENEWAL AREA 1. Applicant completes Design Review Board sign application. 2. Design Review Board (DRB) reviews submission and makes a recommendation to the Salem Redevelopment Authority ( SRA) . Applicant or sign maker should attend DRB meeting. 3. SRA reviews submission for final approval . 4 . Following SRA approval, applicant obtains sign bond and will receive an approved Sign Permit from the City Planner . 5 . Applicant takes approved Sign Permit to the Building Department for final approval. DESIGN PHILOSOPHY - October 1982 (According to the Salem Redevelopment Authority Urban Renewal Plan) The existence of the Design Review Board is mandated by the provisions of the Urban Renewal Plan. It ' s function is to review and prepare appropriate recommendations for reference to the Salem Redevelopment Authority "for concurrence and approval" . The basis for the DRB' s review is derived from the stated goals of the Urban Renewal Plan and are essentially related to preservation of structures of historic and architectural value and the restoration of neighborhood quality, economic viability and functional capacity. The emphasis is on exterior environmental quality that abides by "local conditions with particular regard to the historical importance of the Old Town Hall and Derby Square areas" . There are seven principal zones in the Heritage Plaza East Urban Renewal areas, each with its own special characteristics which ought to be respected and addressed in the course of each review. 1. The Derby Square/Front Street area: Federal style, formal setting of town hall; Front Street meandering; pedestrian scale 2. Museum Area: Intermediate scale; style juxtaposition 3. Essex Street Mall: Commercial; style juxtaposition; Intermediate scale; pedestrian 4. North Area residential: Contemporary-picturesque; landmark focal; pedestrian, presently insular 5. Washington Street: Mixed scale; vehicular 6. New Derby Street: Factory lofts 7. Charter Street: Dominated by burial ground, scattered historic buildings, small scale Other areas are transitional and reflect overlapping characteristics. Because of the chicken and egg relationship between preservation of architectural and historic values and the restoration of neighborhood quality on the one hand, and economic viability and functional capacity on the other, it is the responsibility of the DRB to deal directly with this relationship to address the trade- offs in their design reviews and recommendations. EX/DESIGN Fabricate and install six non-illuminated awnings as shown on Morris Natha.n I son. Desig I n drawings dated April 24, 1992 . The awnings will have three colors using Ultrafab materials as specified. The frame is 1 " x VI square galvanized tubing. We grind and solvent clean all welds prior to painting. The frame is electrostatically primed with a metal primer rated for 200 hours of salt spray. The finish coat is electrostatically finished with oil-based industrial enamel creating a pleasant and finished look inside. Sins: Front elevation - ( 2 ) V x 8 ' 6" ( 1 ) 6 ' x 15 ' Side elev ati on - ( 2) 6 ' x 24 ' 6" .......... ( 1 ) V x 24 ! WASHINGTON STREET ELEVATION Fabricate and install two sets of 12" high non�illuminated plexiglass letters covered with gold leaf. The letters are Architectural letter style and stud mounted with concealed fasteners. The 2 ' 3" x 3 ' 6" Foodee ' s logo is sandblasted redwood. The lettering and border are raised leaving a recessed background.. . The Foodee ' s lettering is gold leaf with �the remainder painted. ESSEX STREET ELEVATION Fabricate and install two sets of 12" high non-illuminated plexiglass letters covered with gold leaf. The lettering is the same as above and installed in the left and right sections . In the center section there is one set of 24" and 1511 non-illuminated plexiglass letters gold leafed. The two logos at each end of the sign band are individual pieces of 3/4" MDO; primed and painted. these are also stud mounted and raised off the surface approximately 3/4" . OL .......... ------------- --------- ------------ LT ----------- ----------- Lim i-4 pigs I Ell oli I -F9-,69AKV5MVf, Il k: 1 C= -Rol 0 MORRIS NATHA14SCIN DES", WC. c�.ng-Stf-�, I R 02P.6.0-22� . I -- - (401)723-3800 FAX - I p, E�E�- 71 4 4 ---------- 52 74 11 i BC44;� 60. OD f=7z- ar-t445.- Fft I MORRIS NATHANSON DESIGN, !NC. OL Wks- Mi! A WORLD OF Pi ZZ-4� GREAT PIZZA CRUST CO. -T- VVA'�H I N GT(D N '�5T, ELEVATION ED J. SREEN 5 Z ,r=='0GZ'Z, WAS�AINC-- L 114 MJ lWT — rc I. L -z!o' [Jill 1,,=. (v:. TO.�T�l ETCV, N�BAllX M TO WAr��ms WM� COL `?,A�� CA91'1.1- AS-F&D Wo.70 4A 4 �lT. o" F,,owT A WORLD OF P!ZZA� FGGDEE� GREAT PIZZA CRUST CO. ;L 4L IN IL----------------- j— — �0 - 11 11 E5SEX 'Z7, ELEVATION Ec> J. E)PF-EN (61-7) S`9-5-0-79-t O.It Cl 6cr D CID). H 7, 0, uj-2 cr e akj z�L, 7f-1 PL C Qu 24: LDP 6:4" T cG7ZG I Drj� 1B 7L 12� 9 - P c3lr ERR!A—1,-7, A Ec) j. EREEN (61-7) S9S- 0-79ci V\/ASHlNGTCN �-)T :3G.SS SQ.�77. —zD�GN P',-i;�FA EIELISEX I�n77 LE F-r 't I. cl�N T- I D,rf fluo No r-"- Ilam to Opm FFTI 0" I I u FM LLJ NOW NOW 0 0 to 4 6 4 0 0 0 f#0 0, LEASE This Lease is made and entered into as of the first day of August 1992 , by and between the Salem Redevelopment Authority, hereinafter called the "Landlord" and Autumn Street Realty Trust of Medford, Massachusetts, Carl Dumas and John Kenny trustees, hereinafter called the "Tenant" . WITNESSETH 1. PREMISES: The Landlord for and in consideration of the covenants, conditions, agreements and stipulations of the Tenant hereinafter expressed, does hereby Lease to the Tenant a certain portion of walkway located between the premises of the tenant located at 114-118 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts and that area known as Lappin Park and more particularly described in a plan attached hereto as Exhibit A. 2 . TERM: The term of this lease shall begin August 1, 1992 and end on May 9, 1997 and shall be co-terminous with that lease between the Tenant and New Wings Inc. d/b/a Foodees Pizza for those premises abutting the subject premises of this lease. In the event said lease between the Tenant and New Wings Inc. shall terminate prior to May 9, 1997 then this lease shall also terminate. 3 . RENT AND CONSIDERATION: The Tenant shall pay to the Landlord as Rent for the use of the premises the sum of One ($1. 00) Dollar yearly. 4 . USE OF THE PREMISES: The Premises shall be used solely and exclusively for outdoor seating and tables for New Wings, Inc.d/b/a Foodees Pizza. Nothing in this lease shall relieve the Tenant or New Wings, Inc.from compliance with any and all applicable City of Salem ordinances or building, licensing or health codes. Additionally, with respect to this design and appearance of any outdoor furnishings, the Tenant and New Wings Inc. must conform with the guidelines of the Landlord for obtaining an outdoor cafe permit. 5. HOURS OF OPERATION: The hours of operation of these leased premises shall coincide with the permitted hours of operation of New Wings Inc. d/b/a Foodees Pizza. 6. MAINTENANCE/IMPROVEMENTS/REPAIRS: The Tenant shall be responsible for the maintenance of the premises for any future repairs, alterations, and/or replacements provided that the repair and/or replacement was not necessitated by the Landlord's negligence or misconduct. The Premises and surrounding included land area shall comply with all applicable building codes and all such maintenance, repairs and replacements shall be approved by the Landlord. To enable the Tenant to use and occupy the Premises f or the purposes intended, certain improvements, additions, alterations and landscaping to the Premises are or may be required. The Tenant shall have the privilege to make such improvements, additions, alterations and landscaping if so required and the costs of the same shall be bourne by the Tenant. However, no such improvements, additions, alterations or landscaping shall be made until approved by the Landlord and all necessary permits have been obtained in accordance with applicable laws. 7. INSURANCE/INDEMNITY: The Tenant shall keep the Premises insured f or its full insurable value loss or damage by reason of f ire or other casualty, and all coverages comprehended in extended coverage insurance to the 1 imit of one Mi 11 ion ($1, 0 0 0,0 0 0. 0 0) Dollars. The Landlord and City of Salem shall be named as insureds on said insurance policies. Copies of current insurance policies shall be placed on file with the Landlord and the City of Salem's Clerk's office within thirty (30) days of the anniversary of the insurance policy term. Tenant covenants and agrees, at the Tenant's sole cost and expense, at all times during the lease term and such further time as Tenant occupies the leased premises or any part thereof to save harmless and indemnify the Landlord from and against any and all liability, costs and expenses for damages, losses, injuries or death to persons or losses to property (unless arising from any omission, fault, negligence or other misconduct of the Landlord) , which may be imposed upon or incurred or asserted against the Landlord arising out of the use or occupancy of the leased premises and access ways or any part or parts thereof by the Tenant or others or from the Tenant's failure to keep or cause to be kept the leased premises in good order, condition or repair. 8. PEACEFUL ENJOYMENT: The Landlord agrees that upon the Tenant's paying the rent and performing and observing the agreements, conditions and other provisions on its part to be performed and observed, the Tenant shall and may peaceably and quietly have, hold and enjoy the Premises during the leased term without any manner of hindrance or interference from the Landlord, subject however, to the terms of this Lease. 9. SUBLETTING: If the Tenant sells its business, sub-leases or otherwise subordinates the use of the Premises of any portion thereof then this Lease shall be terminated. 10. CONDITION OF PREMISES AT TERMINATION: Tenant, at the expiration of the term hereof, or at any prior termination as herein provided, shall peaceably yield up the Premises and all additions, improvements, and alterations made thereupon in the 2 same condition and repair as the same were in at the commencement of the term hereof, or may have been put in thereafter, reasonable wear and use, damage by fire, or other casualty, acts of God, acts of war and the enemy, and acts of paramount authority only excepted. . 11. REMOVAL OF TENANT'S PROPERTY: Tenant and those claiming by, through or under Tenant, may, at any time prior to the expiration of the term or prior termination thereof, then or within a reasonable time thereafter, not to exceed thirty (30) days, remove its personal property, and readily removable fixtures, provided that if such removal causes damage to the demised premises, Tenant shall promptly repair the same. 12 . CASUALTY OR TAXING AFFECTING PREMISES: In case the said premises, or any part thereof, shall be taken for public use, including federal government purposes, or shall be substantially destroyed or greatly damaged by f ire, or other unavoidable casualty, or by the action of the City, or other authorities, after the execution hereof and before the expiration of the said term, then the Lease and the said term shall terminate at the election of either the Landlord or Tenant, within thirty (30) days of said casualty or taking, and such election may be made in case of any such taking, notwithstanding the entire interest of the Landlord may have been divested by such taking or destruction of or damage to the demised premises. A just portion of the rent therein before sustained by the demised premises, shall be abated until the demised premises are restored, or in case of such taking, what may remain thereof, shall have been put in proper condition for use and occupation. 13 . ENTRY BY LANDLORD: The Landlord and its agents shall have the right to enter into and examine the Premises upon reasonable notice to the Tenant. 14 . EVENTS OF DEFAULT: If Tenant shall default in the performance of any of Tenant's obligations and if such default shall continue for twenty (20) days after written notice from Landlord designating such default, or if within thirty (30) days or such shorter or longer period as may be required because of the nature of such default, after notice from Landlord to Tenant specifying any other default or defaults of Tenant, Tenant has not commenced diligently to correct the default or defaults so specified or has not thereafter diligently pursued such correction to completion, or if any assignment shall be made by Tenant for the benefit of creditors, or if Tenant's leasehold shall be taken on execution, or if a petition is filed by Tenant for adjudication as a bankrupt, or for reorganization or for an arrangement under any provision of said Bankruptcy Act is filed against Tenant and such involuntary petition is not dismissed within sixty (60) days 3 �hereafter, then and in any of such cases, Landlord may lawfully, in addition to and not in derogation of any remedies for any preceding breach of covenant, immediately or at any time thereafter and without demand or notice, and with or without process of law enter into and upon the leased premises or any part thereof in the name of the whole or any part thereof, terminate this Lease by notice addressed to Tenant and repossess the leased premises as of Landlord's former estate and expel Tenant and those claiming through or under Tenant, and remove Tenant's and their effects without prejudice to any remedies which may otherwise be used for arrears of rent or preceding breach of covenant, and upon such entry or notice as aforesaid, this Lease shall terminate, Tenant hereby waiving all statutory right (including, without limitation, rights of redemption, if any, to the extent such rights may be lawfully waived) and Landlord, without notice to Tenant, may store Tenant's effects and those of any persons claiming through or under Tenant in a public warehouse at the expense and risk of Tenant. In Witness WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused these presents to be executed in triplicate under seal as of the day and year first above written. (Seal) Salem Redevelopment Authority By: Joan Boudreau, Chairman (Seal) Autumn Street Realty Trust By: Carl Dumas, Trust By: John Kenny, Trustee sr23a 4 ... ............... Ld -J,. (j, L 141%T ( ttj WNC i?,�C=�FENDED PRO== RB A. Advisory procedure (po action sought) 1. The staff of the SRA should attempt to fill this role where possible- When, in the judgement of the staff, either the i�portance or complexity of the problem indicates, one or more members of the Board may be con- tacted informally, in person or by mail or telephone, with or without the presence of the applicant. The applicants should generally be dis- couraged f rom using the Board as a design resource and should-be en-!k. couraged to engage professionals B. Formal submission procedure. Submissions should be made to SRA. staff not later than 24 hours prior to regularly scheduled D-.,-B meeting- These sub- missions should be pre-screened for adequacy- Incomplete or inadequate submissiors may be presented to the DRB only if in. the judgement of the SRA staff such submission requirements should be waived in an individual case. The DRB, however, may elect not to act in the case of any inadequate submission. 1. Submission requirements for sign design reviewr - 3 copies a) 3 dimensional view of building in context at least 8XIO w7ith scaled rendering of the proposed sign (Photo pasteup should be� encouraged- If the SFA has photos of the building in question, zerom copies may be made available to the applicant.) b) Exact rendering of the sign at a scale of at least 314"-1'0'! c) Color and material samples Z. Minor alterations to buildings - Same-as f or-sign design, -except that field visits, without full-size mock-up may be subst�Ltuted for all or part of normal submission (3 copies) . 3. Major alterations, additions, or new-building construction a) Schematic submission (3 copies) 1) Plan including site plan if applicable at a scale of at least .1/16" = 1'0" 2) Rendered elevations to publ ic way (s) andfor- three dimensional_-- rendering indicating significant massing elements. Scale -at not- less than 1/8"=1'0" 3) Context rendering. For. this purpose a photo pasteup, couventionaL three-dimensional rendering, or a modal should be provided which shows, at a minimum, adjacent buildings and siggniflcant space in which it is located. 4) Outline specification itemizing exterior materials- This In- formation may be included on the drawings when convenient- 5) Additional material including sections when such additional material is necessary to understand the general issues involved in the proposal, especially its impact upon the public amenity and the preservation goals of the U.R. Plan- b) Final Design - Reviewed for consistency with approved schematic submission and for refinements, detail materials specification- 1) Design Development Drawings or that part of construction documents impacting upon the public amenity and preservation goals including plans, elevations, sections and typical. details 2) Rendecad el�,Iacio-s uL Minimum OE 1"! "-1 ' 0" 3) Materials specifications and samples 4) Such additional submission as may be helpful in clarifying what the construction will actually look like when constructed- c) Field Designs, being those items which cannot be reasonably determined in the final design format such as: 1) Sample walls, panels 2) Sample paint colors in place 3) Proposed field charges for any reason - Request for approval of field charge must be accompanied by a charge order form signed by the project architect or engineer. In the event that such field decisions must be made upon short notice at the peril of costly construction delays, the review may be processed by the SRA staff with the concurrence of at least two members of the DRB. 4) Landscaping a) Plans at a minimum of 1/811=1101, b) Details of all elements such as fences, benches, walls, etc- c) Materials specifications and- samples d) Species identification C. Post construction review - The DPB shall review all completed projects and may review any projects during the construction phase for conformity to the final approval submission notice- Failure to conform shall be sent to the SRA, the city building official, and to any other applicable agency for their action and for the record- D. The role of the DRB in relationship to the SFA Board If and when the SRA Board believe that. it may be in the best interest -of ,the community to disregard the recommendation of the DRB for reasons broader or more complex than the design issues which the DRR have addressed, we request that they defer action unti-I arrangements can be made for a member of the DRB to meet with the SRA Board- The reasons are twofold. First, the full import�of the recommendations may not be. fully clear orialternative solutions may not have been full7 explored and, second, as a courtesy it will tend to reassure the DRB members that their efforts are not considered to be superfluous- E. Appoint a Design Advisory Committee to� assist in such dell e-rations, said Committee to consist of not less than three nor more than four persons, qualified by training, experience, background andlom- de- monstrated performance to advise on.-Stich matters- -A� DESIGN PHILOJOPHY - The existence of the DRB is rnondated by the provisions of the Plan- I-s function is to review and prepare cppopriote recommendations for reference to the Authorit7 "For Concu;renc:e and approval-" The buides for its review derive from the stated gools of the Plan end cre esseri�ially, related to preservation at' structures of historic and architectural value and th�e restoration a,' neighborhood quality, economic viability, and functional capacity. The emphasis is on exterior environmental quality that is to streetscop-- and accordingly "local conditions and tn& historical importance of the town hall area and Derby Square will be major considerations-" There ore seven principal zones in the Heritage Plaza East U. P_ areas, each with it7s own special: characteristics which ought to be respected and odre5sed in the cours& of each review- I _ The Derby Square/Front Street area: Federal style, formal satting of town hall; Front- Stneia-t- meand I ering; pedestrian scale. 2- Museurn area: Intermediate scale; style juxtaposition 3. Essex mail: Commercial; style juxtaposition; intermediate scale; pedestrian 4. North area residential: Contemporary-picturesque; landmark focni; pedestrian, presently insular 5. Washington Street: Mixed scale; vehicular 6. New Derby Street: Factory lofts 7. Charter Street: Dominated by burial ground, scattered historic Luildings, small scale- Other areas are transitional and reflect overlapping characteristics- Of the seven zones, 'he Derby Square/Front S, ree' area is the mos' h7storicoliy and architecturally significant since it represents the greatest concentration of buildings and spaces intact- fr;om Scile in- 's most architecturally significant period and the only such grouping located in the downtown' and commercial in character and use. It is, however, relatively isolated- Its linkages therefore assume an inordinate importance. The second most important zone is the continuum of Essex mail and 'he museurrr zone- (old Ess� Street). This area is the heart of Salem and is, in fact,- the linkage between th& east- and we t historic residential areas. Its commercial importance and central position throughout Salemr's- history is expressed by its vigorous, if sometimes jarring, juxtapositions of style and scal&�.. There ere numerous significant individual buildings wiLhin th& FfPE ar-ear uporr which adversL-- impact would in turn adversely'impact the zones in which they am located- Each plays an important role. I . Old town hal I - Center piece of Derby Square 2. Peabody Museum - East India Marine Hall - Center piece of rnuseUrn area! anCI EaSJ6 InCliCr Square 7. 3. Salem Hardware - Relationship to town hall end Derby Square 4. 3-9 Derby Square - Relation to Derby Square - linkage 'rom Essexrnall 5. Lally's Shoe Store - Relationship to Peabody Museurn 6. Baker building - Relationship to Peabody P.'useurrr 7. Next to Baker building - Relationship to Peabody Museum 8. Old Custorris, House - Linkage to water from (Derby Street'? 9. Father Mathews - Impact on Essex IvA.useum and museum area 10. Colonial men's shop - Oldest commercial building 11 . Noumkeog Ban!< crircx (cast iron front) - unique Salem- PZore,cc::�-1 be added- Becou.se o� the chicken and egg relationship between preservation of architectural and historic: values and the restoration of neighborhood quality on the one hand and economic viability and functional capacity on the other, it is the responsibility of the DRB to cleat directly with this relationship to address the trade,offs in our reviews and recommendations- F);:S I G -�e [JI-an Pen�,-wrii P;--n - Summary N P 'ILCSOPHY - The urbon renewal plan establishes several nojor programs as minimal '10 tha. achievemalnf Of its purpose. Of these numbers, 3) (page 7), relates directly "a the function of the, "Design Advisory Committee"; "Preservation and resroration of historic crid architectural values associated with structures and areas within the project area. " The first- stage of this proce--.s involved the establishment of Property Rehabilitation Standards (Exhibit "B" Urban Renewal Plan). Paragra,ork g. further states that "ol I documents for disposition of propertie—s to be. disposed of rehabilitation and preservation of historic and architectural values and all prop-_ erfi�s to be disposed for preservation or' historic and architectural values shall require, the, preservation of public access to the exterior of such structures of the exterior appearance bF the structure for the life of the urban renewal plain controls (alternatively, cz deed covenc:ints running with the land). . . Exhibit B Property Rehabilitation Standards describes standards for exterior appearance to be imposed on all structures designated for historic and/or architectural preservation as follows: Visual integrity of the exterior appearance or' structures visibla froar a public: way shall L& restored and rehabilitated (presumably to their original appearance)- Where restaratior, is not economically feasible, 'care shal I be taken that any exterior changes shall be made in materials and in forms which are compatible with the identified historic values;---" This. permits the use of contemporary materials or construction techniques but- states that "the manner in which such materials or techniques are used shall be a matter for the particular attention of the Authority, i's Design Advisory Committee, its staff and consultants, The processis described on page 57, the responsibility For this as being that of "the Authorit-Y and its duly-oppointed-Design Advisory Committee. The results of the committe-&'s review "including appropriate recommendations, shol I be referred to the governing board of the Authority for concurrence and approval. " This review is to be guided by-- . I I streetscapes. a. Preservation of exterior appearance of structures as elements of the .'notwithstanding the basic concern for rehabifitation of the structural and. functional qualities of a given-building. b. "Where rehabilitation requirements stipulate !epiccement-_--such replacernentvneed not be made as reproductions of earlier forms but must be accomplished in 6 manner and with materials in keeping with the character.and qualities of individual structuries- C. Preservation 'may include preservation oF a combination oF architecturat styles and.. historical griiiups of-structures. d. In general, the intention shall be the restoration of ne;ghbarhaod quality, ecan mir— viability, and functional capacity. Exhibit C, Urban Design Criteria provides "a guide far individual redevelopers in preparing architectural, site and landscaping plans as a basis for the review of these plans ___" The overall objective is stated to be "directed not only toward the improvement of the Project area, but also to the creation of a central business district that-cian favorably compete in today's market. Local conditions and the historical importance of the town hall area cncl Derby Square will be major considerations. ` * Here the pion requires that owners and occupants of the town hall area shall be ent-itred to proportional representation in the management and operation of a district committee- SkLE11 REDEVELOPMENT AUTHOUETY DESICN REVIEW BOARD ADDlication for Design Aooroval OTHER TILkIN SIGNS 1. Date of Application "07 2. Location of Building 44N .,V .� -,4,) Number and btreet Propo sed work impacts upon Derby Square Historic area, Musetim area, —Essex Mall, —North res:Cd—ential area, Peripheral. area, Significant historic bldg. (Itemize) 3. Owner 4-�d,zI4-a Name Te-Lephone Number Id Address 4. Architect*/Engineer*/ Other. Name Address Telephone Number Type of Improvement ew construction Alteration 1)emolltloa 5. Site work Additijorr Other A?" J 6. Reason for Request' ,.�ecurity Change of use ..f-nerg7 conservatic X Change of image .Safety ..Fhange of busines�: 7. Level of Approval Requested Concept –;&chematic, desigg= Final -design Wield dec:Lsloa Applicant must attach 3 copies of all schematic submissions (or In the case.of originals, models, or mock ups, the original and two photos Of the subm-Lss I lon) 24 hours prior to the regularly scheduled DR B I m.eeting to SR& sta.I ff- (.Do not.write below this line) Number of DRB members in attendance The vote was lwanim;ous- yes No DRB recommended action: ____Approval as submitted No action, advisUZ7 only —Resubmit to DRB No, action, inadequate sub-i sslork ____Approval subject to the following: DRB comments are attached. A licensed professional architect or engineer is requized for all construction other than ordinary repairs (p. 71 S-B-C-) or perfor--ed. orL a building less than 35,000 cu. ft. enclosed space. **If, in the applicant's view, the change is of significant economic importance, information including financial figures where applicable should be supplied on a separate attached sheet which will allow the Board to evaluate the proposal intelligently. SALE14 REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BOARD SIGN APPLICATION Date of Application: Applicant Name: 4�LA�IYYS 1A16 Phone # Location of Building: Ilk k45- 1711A4-76;,J Number Street Owner of Building: & -5�/z — n6�w Sign Designer : UA�,-�AIQW--� Name or individual/company Sign Type (Check more than one if necessary) Wall/Facade Temporary Protecting Banner Window Mechanical Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect None Other Submission Requirements: All items must be received two ( 2) days prior to meeting. (Please check ) 1. Detailed scale plan of sign 2. Color samples 3 . Letter type/style 4 . Method of attachment 5 . Method of lighting IV60J 6 . Location of sign on building: Drawing Polaroid 7 . Fee Approval Denied: Approval Recommended: Date Approved: EX/DRBSIGNS -7 salemRE Redevelopment TELEPHONE 744-6900 Authority --NE SALEM GREEN S"LEM, %�ASSA�-HUSETTS Ci970 744-4580 SIGN REVIEW PROCEDURE WITHIN THE URBAN RENEWAL AREA Applicant completes Design Review Board sign application. 2 . Design Review Board ( DRB) reviews submission and makes a recommendation to the Salem Redevelopment Authority ( SRA) . Applicant or sign maker should attend DRB meeting . 3 . SRA reviews submission for final approval . 4 . Following SRA approval, applicant obtains sign bond and will receive an approved Sign Permit from the City Planner . 5 . Applicant takes approved Sign Permit to the Building Department for final approval. Saiem = Redevelopment 7PEPHONE 744-6900 Authority ONE SALEM CREEN -ALEW VASSACHUSETTS 0!97C ... 580 ,44-4 SRA FEE SCHEDULE CAPITALIZATION LOAN Loan Application Fee: 75 . 00 Loan Origination Fee: 1 point (payable at closing ) FACADE EASEMENTS Donation of Facade Easement 150 . 00 DESIGN REVIEW Signs and Canopies 25* 00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget less than $10, 000 25 . 00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget greater than $10 , 000 but less than $50 , 000 50. 00 Design Review of Project with a construction budget greater than $50 , 000 but less than $100 , 000 150. 00 Design Review of Project with a total construction budget greater than $100, 000 but less than $500 , 000 250. 00 Design Review of Project with a construction budget greater than $500 ,000 500 .00 jm\srafee