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SIGNAGE, LIGHTING, AND LANDSCAPING 'T SALEM REDEVELOP�IEN-I AUTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BO--�,RD A SIGN APPLICATION Applican t Name 7 VI-4-411Y Name f Tel. # Date of Application Location of Building_.,)—N "-V Number Street Owner of Buildin� Sign Designer nQA^—a Name igner Sign Type (Check more than one if necessary) Wall Temporary_ Protecting—& Banner Window Mechanical moving�_ Historic Bldg. sign Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect Other None Submission Requirements: All items must be received two (2) days prior to meeting. (Please check) 1. Detailed scale plan of sign 2. Color samples tO v3 LOC Letter type STANDARD BLOCK (upper Case) B, 4. Method of attachmentL.- ls?6ar&L� /)00W S-4el,01%7 a&L-7-Y atbod of llghtlit, zl"-7—s 6. Location of sign on buildingg: Drawing Polaroid Technically conforms S.R-A- staff Approval recommended D.R-B. member Date approved p9m i cc cr) 16 rw r r t\ c, A I�j SALEM REDEVELOP\—rEN-1 !XTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BO.�,U SIGN APPLICATION Applicant Name Name V Tel. Date of App'lication- Location of Building Number Street Ovner of Buildina N Sign Designer Name Designer' Sign Type Ch eck4�.ore than -one if ne.cessary) Wall kllpt T&mporary Protecting __X_ ;,,,I Banner— Window Mechanical movingL— Historic Bldg. sign Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect Other None 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 STANDARD BLOCK (upper case) BLOC 4. method of attachment�—.-- 5. method of lightiu,g zed 6. Location of sign on building: Drawing— Polarold Technically conforms S.R.A- staff Approval recommended D-R-B- member Date approved M ............. .. IT HELVETICA BOLD 312 id Axtholty Si Ormj & Sox 208-h Chatham Street Rim, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS 01902 595-5432 40 4�f ko fA g" 44"V 4"T e." If 14 hf PLOP, HELVETICA BOLD, /3121-e,14, 1 Of- o Avtho� Siam., &sll� 't ' # -- _ , 208%Chatham Street LYNN,MASSACHUSETTS 01902��,-.�-. 's SALEM REDEVELOP�_OENT AUTHORITY DESIGN REVIEW BO_�,U SIGN APPLICATION Applicant Name Name r Tel. Date of Application- A4 Location of Building "-p Number Street Owner of Building Sign Designer nC��O^-J Q�.kWu Name r Designer' Sign Type Check morethan- one AL necessary) Wall kipt T6 &MDorary_ Protect!ng__X_ Banner Window Mechanical moving�__ Historic Bldg. sigil Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect Other 1-=.Z,4 -.--..None Submission Requirements: All items must be received two CZ) days prior to meeting. (Please check) 1. Detailed scale plan of sign -2. Color samples " 3. Letter type STANDARD BLOCK (upper Case) BLOC__�_­ 4. Method of attachment'--- - Mlethod of lightia.- 6. Location of sign on building: Drawing_ Polaroid Technically conforms S.R_A_ staff Approval recommended D_R_B_ member Date approved CA s 13t4 C41 11L eel& 7�7 14,1 i!� 7, i 3' .. . ..............------- AA121 HELVETICA BOLD' ' , & 4w 208%ChathaM Street V 'f � el' 2C t [JELYI)NIN. MASSACHUSETTS 01902 595-5432 Cl J-7 G1 00 OC SALEN REDEVELOPMETNT, AUTHORITY DESIGN RFVIEW BOARD SIGN APPLICATIONA Applicant Name Name Tel. Date of Application_ ///Or Location of Building Vf eer-ISCA S-77 Number Street Owner of S n 0 Alw" i.g Designer e�g w - Name Designer Sign Type (Checle. more than one ,ilf necessary) Wall Temporary­ Prot�ecting—,K- Banner W-indw Mechanical moving�_� Historic Bldg. sign_ Other Sign Illumination Internal Bare Bulb Indirect Other 7��je:jj�> 11r,-1-1 ;7�, Submission Requirements: All items must be received two C2) clays prior to meeting. (Please check) 1. Detailed scale plan of sign 2. Color samples 3. Letter type STANDARD BLOCK (upper Case) BLOC 4. Method of attachment �L� f9-7 r t'od of lightiuo ti 6. Location of sign on building: ' Drawing— Polaroid Technically conforms S.R-A- staff Approval recommended member Date approved irk Outdoor Advertising Association of America Basic Color Chart Standards CHROMATIC CHROMATIC Bulletin Colors 130 Primrose Yellow L107 Imitation Gold Industrial Enamel Solid Covering Fast Dry High Gloss A fast drying, heavy duty high gloss enamel, for brush, spray or roller coating. May be aired dried or Long Lasting Durable Fast Cut In baked for a porcelain-like finish. Ideal for heavy equip- I I I ment, cars, trucks, neon signs, and sign backgrounds. 2� Black 114 Medium Brown 150 Blue Green 132 Lemon Yellow 134 Chrome Yellow 1 hour maximum air dry. Full hardness in 5-15 minutes 2 Flat Black 124 Medium Orange 152 Light Blue baking at 200-250 degrees F. "w 101 Wh;ts �30 Primrose Yellow 156 Brilliant,Blue a 2 Lemon Yellow 158 Dark Bit 10 Fl. 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BOX 105 GARNERVILLE, NEW YORK 10923-0105 (914) 947-3210 t __3X'I' A Prod uctio n htlst� Pu bl ication ALL ART W09K PROPERTY OF STAIR F,!ClN CO.-HAVERHILL, N1 IRV i A —i ��I- �jsf VI A I LIP 777, so Or A`,I,-, I 's Is ......... j,ffik�� '2�6 ductioit Post Office Box 313 Georgetown, Massachusetts 01833 (617) 352-2629 6�ok-D C-ol-oP- or- 0 0 p p- 1 o? -sfi6c'l's- 1 r74 1(SAl 7-0 Vftl RIK IM Ili 00 rd v ----------- In V, Margaret McAvin Landscape Design + Planning 126 Commonwealth Avenue Boston Massachusetts 02116, 617 353 0570 RECOMMENDED PLANTINGS SALEM SITE Triangular planter Single specimen tree : Malus zumi calocarpa white angel "white angel crabapple" deciduous foliage; white flowers; 1/2" red fruit holds into winter Specification size : approximately 211 caliper Ultimate height : 20 feet Ground cover: Euonymus fortunei colorata (coloratus) "purple winter creeper" evergreen foliage (turns red-purple in winter ) Specification size : 411 to 611 pots spaced at 911 Ultimate height : 611 Long rectangular planter Approximately 10 to 12 shrubs evenly spaced--three options : Option 1 Ilex glabra "Ink berry" evergreen foliage (holly family) Specification size : 21 to 2 1/2 ' height Ultimate height : 41 to 61 Option 2 Ilex crenata helleri "Heller Japanese holly" evergreen foliage (holly family ) Specification size : 1511 to 21 spread Ultimate height : 21 to 31 1 Option Euonymus alata (alatus) compacta (compactus) "dwarf winged euonymus" or "burning bush" deciduous , brilliant scarlet - fall foliage ; fruit holds into winter Specification size : 21 to 2 1/2 ' height Ultimate height : 41 to 51 q A Malus x scheideckeri (Scheidecker ci'ab apple) Zones 5 to 9 15'to 20' Rose family A double-flowered hybrid of long-stan.ding virtue from a c.Tossing between M. floribunda and M. prunifo fia, this crab apple has annual, showy blossoming and an easy tolerance for shaping and pruning. HABIT: Upright and dense-foliaged with an oval or pyramidal outline at all ages; slow growth rate, SEASONAL APPEARANCE: The more or less oval 2- to 4-mch, shiny foliage is a rich green above and hairy beneath; its annual howering is procluce� generously all along the stems for a very showy springtime appearance of mostly double blos- soms heavily bunched; they are 'I V2 to 2 inches wide in pale pink; the orange- Yellow, persistent, three-quarter-inch fruit is globose and slightly indented on the ends;the bark is deep brown -gray and scaly. PREFERENCES AND PROBLEMS: See M. amoldiana; adjusts better in the eastern United States to limits of zones 5 to 8. PESTS AND DISEASES: Highly susceptible,unfortunately,to many disea ses. VARIETIES AND CULTIVARS: Culdvar'Hillieri'has flowers only half-double. alus x Zymi calocanua (Redbud crab apple) Zones 6 to 9 ntl 20'to 25' Rose family Certainly one of the finest crab apples for showy, very persistent fruiting, this hybrid between M. baccoto mandshurica and M. sieboldii also has fragrant, noticeable flowering and a handsome, spreading silhouette. I J HABIT: Densely twigged and spreading at all ages;moderate in growth. III SEASONAL APPEARANCE: The broad medium green foliage is be cen V/2 and 3 inches lopg w tw i'l� e_pirikandth a tapered base;its,many-clustemd ti ,mids ring flower buds are ros 'SJ41 open into 1-inch,fragrant,single flo' Abut orply in alternate years); we] the splendidly persistent bright red,round fruit is about a half-inch in diameter;the bark is dark gray-tan. PREFERENCES AND PROBLEMS: See M. amoldiana; prefers zones 6 to 8 in the eastern sections of the United States. PESTS AND DISEASES: Highly resistant to scab but is prone to contract fireblight. 3 VARIE TIES AND CULTWARS: None. -4 "WW?M AIUCI-6 VA14WY 14*1, W141M 74WOZ-5 �A' The Catalog q Tmes 178 do ers open just in advance of their leaves and cling until well after the leaves have fully expanded. The shrubs are fre- quently companion plants for rhododendrons and'azaleas because they require similar growing conditions. Redvein enkianthus grows about 6,to 8 feet tall in cold regions and up to 20 feet tall in mild areas.Its creamy flow- ers are conspicuously netted with red. Its variety E. ca panufatus albiflorus, white redvein enkianthus, has lovely pure white blossoms without the red veins. White enkian- thus, which has white flowers, grows about 6 feet tall and blossoms about a week before the redvein enkianthus. HOW TO GROW. Redvein enkianthus grows in Zones 4-9 7 and white enkianthus in Zones 5�9. Both are equally at home in full sun or deep shade,provided they have a moist acid soil enriched with peat moss or leaf mold. Pruning is Y almost never required.New plants can be started from soft- wood cuttings of young growth in late spring or early sum. 't�'4 mer, from semihardwood cuttings of more mature growth in mid-or late summer, or from hardwood cuttings of dor-,'�' mant leafless growth in, fall or winter. They can also be e propagated by forcing a:branch to grow roots by the m th- od known as ground layering. ERYTHRINA �,J( E.bidwillii(Bidwill's coral tree) Coral trees are spectacular shrubs for mild-climate ga -lyr-4 r- J dens, bearing great clusters of 2-to 3-inch-long red flowers intermittently throughout the year but mostly during hot weather. Bidwill's coral tree, a hybrid species with flower U spikes up to 2 feet long, puts on its biggest display in mid-', summer, although flowers May also appear at other times of the year. The shrub generally grows a to 10 feet tall REDVEIN ENKIANTHUS with an equal spread, but old plants unscathed by frost Enkianthus campanulatus may reach twice that height. All coral trees have thorny branches with large three-leaflet leaves. They are primar- ily used as dramatic free-standing ornaments. HOW TO GROW. Coral trees grow in Zones 9 and 10 in al. F most any soil and do best in ful I sun. To keep plants neat. IH and to encourage continued blossoming, cut off each flowe spike after the blossoms fade. If heavy pruning is requirey do it in early spring before new growth starts so that the current season's stems can produce flowers; wear gloves io protect your hands from the thorns. Propagate Bidwill's coral tree from softwood cuttings of young growth in late spring or early summer. EUONYMIJq ush); E. alaius (winged euonymus, burning b E. america- nus (strawberry bush); E. europaeus (European spin le tree); E. hamiltonianus yedoensis, d E. yedoen is also calle (Yeddo euonymus) Deciduous euonymuses offer little color until fall, when they bear fascinating pink, red or, more rarely, white fruit capsules set among some of the most brilliant red autumn foliage known to gardeners. The fruit capsules split open r - rk �4 as they ripen and reveal bright orange centers. The in. 0:1 conspicuous flowers, pale and tiny, appear late in the spring. Most species are rather tall growing and are useful V deal for low informal hedges. at the back of a shrub border, but shorter ones are i Tq, Ik The 8- to 9-foot-tall winged euonymus has several un. usual characteristics. Prominent corky ridges called wings L line its stems. And in fall, its green summer foliage turns from pink to scarlet if the plant is in the sunshine, but re- mains a rosy pink if it is in the shade.The scarlet seed cap- sules, orange-centered, are seldom noticed because of the brilliance of the Erythrina bidwillii 11/2- to 21/2-inch -leaves, which tun color at the same time the fruit appears. The dwarf va- 110 IIIIHII 188 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PLANTS j, long, reddish miderticath and till ning CollipIctely 4 1 red ill alittloln. Its pink fruits are comparable with those of E. hamilto niana var. yedoensis, and 'A it is useful at least in Zones 5b-7b. Euonymus. obovata 2 (running cuoov MIS). r b This excellent, decidLIOUS'groundcover is :iative to the northeastern and eci itial United States and adjacent Canada and useful in Zones 4a-71). It forim a inass quick]% in sun or partial shade�nd will tolerate full.shade. Fruits and red foliage add al.1tinno interest in sunriv sitcs. Euonymms hamilloniana %ar.yeduensis. Euonyinlis sachalinensis 6 isynon)m: E. planipes; Sakhalin curinvious). �his tall shrub r Euonymus hamiltoniana var. yedoensis 6 is notable for its large, angular, lariternlike fruits, (s5monvio:E. yedoensis; Yeddo cuonN mus, bLlFjJ- large, red-scaI&I %yinter buds, and rosy purple ing bush). This tall shrub has a flat-topped autumn foliage. One of tile earliest of all r... growth habit and Unusually large leaves, to 12 'N Euonymus species to leaf Out in Spring, it is Sc:, cin/5 in. long..Its pinkish fruits are colorful but little-used but \%orthy of wider I ial. its useful Should not be eaten, and the bright red auturrin range is not well. established but ii ciudL foliage is outstanding. Useful ill Zones 4a-71). iq 1, Zones 6a-7b. pit d Euonymus latifolia 6 (broadleaf cuonymus). oro. This tall shrub has large leaves, to 12 cni/5 in. rct. CLA, Pr, Euon vinus fortunei I and 2-4 SWI Synonym: E. radicans var. acuta Size and Habit.'Colorata (left) and 'Sarcome, Wintercreeper (right) are illustrated. cx! Evergreen vine, groundcover, or shrub tk. 1� Celastraceac (Staff-tice Family) 1: of Native Range. China, Japan, Korea. 01� le'. N Useful 1.2 Q Range. USDA Zones 41)-9a, bot not all c ivars are hardy in Zone 4b. Even though m ult J�e Va, adaptable to the Deep South, susceptibility to sl 0�8 th, scale insects and better alterna tive plants linilt its glo, me ill Zones 8 and 9. "e, 0.4 Function. Groundcmer; vine, foundation shrub sill, (so I lie CU Iti vai s). The el i n7bi jig t)pes m cr chinj_ neys, masonry walls or tree truilks(without injury Sl,j di,j 8 Y �i to the trcc). It i Euonymus fortunei. Ig Adaptability. Protection froin full %%i ntcr son lind wind is neccssaj­�Jll the northern extrellic.5 of its Useful range to reduce desiccation of foliage. 'Ir M III 11�1 J 1 I o I =NJ m mum-, 41