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WDDO www.wbmason.com 1-888-WS-MASON . ONDIT Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 23 Congress Street Name of Record Owner: Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites, LLC Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the structure. Prior to demolition, the applicant will submit to the Historical Commission: 1. Vertical dimensions of the building; Prior to demolition, the applicant will obtain all necessary state and federal permits. Dated: 7/3/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: L THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. E I 0 >.1l L Salem Historical Commission4�° 1 l 2014 120 WASHINGTON978)619 5E685 SALEM, 9 8)740-0404 5ETTS 01970 COMM F ,YN!Nr,& dEVELOPMEN7 APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Chapter 40C)and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 23 Congress St. Salem, MA 01 970 Name of Record Owner(s): Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites LLC Owner Mailing Address: 57 Wharf St, Suite 2E, Salem, MA 01970 Original Building Construction Date, if known- 1950 Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes %]No ❑Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data and photographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent of the demolition: Demolition b�completeD Briefly describe the reasonljustification for demolition: Construction of the Salem Waterfront Hotel ' s Phase II Briefly describe any proposal for future construction/development: Construction of Phase II, which will be a 5 story building with restaurant and function space. Applications •e photos of existing conditions, public Name of Applicant: T. Michael Rockett CTOwner ❑Contractor ❑Tenant ❑Other: Tel. #: ( 978) 740-6990 E-mail Address: kdunn@mrrockett.com Certificate will be mailed to the owner unless otherwise indicated here: Certificate should be mailed to: Name T. Michael Rockett 57 Wharf St, Suite 2E" rl k* • Salem c.".oMA 7:.-•01 970 r Unofficial Property Record Card 7/21/14 8:51 AM Unofficial Property Record Card - Salem, MA General Property Data Parcel ID 34-0447-0 Account Number Prior Parcel ID — Property Owner SALEM WATERFRONT HOTEL& SUITES,LLC property Location 23 CONGRESS STREET MIR ROCKETT MGMT CO.,INC. Property Use Marina Mailing Address 57 WHARF STREET,STE.2E Most Recent Sale Date 5/26/2009 Legal Reference 28615-534 City SALEM Grantor CONGRESS ST RTY TR/ROCKETT T.M, Mailing State MA Zip 01970 Sale Price 0 ParcelZoning 65 Land Area 0.324 acres Current Property Assessment Card 1 Value Building Value 96,100 Xtra Features 228,500 Land Value 241,000 Total Value 565,600 Value Building Description Building Style Office Foundation Type Flooring Type Masonry #of Living Units 1 Frame Type Steel Basement Floor NIA Year Built 1950 Roof Structure Flat Heating Type Forced H/Air Building Grade Fair Roof Cover Tar+Gravel Heating Fuel Gas Building Condition Average Siding Clapboard Air Conditioning 0% Finished Area(SF)3830 Interior Walls Drywall #of Bsmt Garages 0 Number Rooms 0 #of Bedrooms 0 #of Full Baths 0 #of 314 Baths 0 #of 1/2 Baths 2 #of Other Fixtures 0 Legal Description Narrative Description of Property This property contains 0.324 acres of land mainly classified as Marina with a(n)Office style building,built about 1950,having Clapboard exterior and Tar+Gravel roof cover,with 1 unit(s).0 room(s),0 bedroom(s),0 bath(sl,2 half bath(s). 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Encl. { 225 DERBY STREET•SALEM, MA 01970•978.740.8788 • 978.740.8722 FX WWW.SALEMWATEP,FP,ONTHOTEL.COM •SALEM WATERFRONT HOTEL&MARINA JOHN �1I■N q F Ak a J x l da p Y d' 01$ nr �� ' fa 11 P {] P I q T !r P P - ° Y• , :t f JT r a ` 7 L F F*aZ. f ay 1 � x�VI1 •� 1 �f ��yji p I'111.1 o-� �� y�£`eS imR e� 1 �` i �� IY Y a o F Ij 1 t I � �� Fk�� I �1 i•11' F � L ,.aa � 1f � 1C.. g i ,i 1 x�^• � S e � , ` ��0 4 '�*�'r..a i � • !y� { t, �. �0 T Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 81 Highland Ave Name of Record Owner: The North Shore Medical Center, Inc. Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the boiler building, including the smoke stack, oil bonders, electrical switchgear and any accessory structures. The applicant will submit to the Historical Commission: 1. Scale site plan showing the dimensions of the existing building; 2. Vertical dimensions of the building; 3. Color,digital photographs taken from the corners of all four sides. Prior to demolition, the applicant will obtain all necessary state and federal permits. Dated: 7/3/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: NL- THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. SERAFINI , DARLING & CORRENTI , LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN E. DARLING 978-744-0212 JOSEPH C. CORRENTI97 FACSIMILE EE - 4683 h„h June 25, 2014 DEPT.OF Pu VIA HAND DELIVERY Natalie Lovett, Clerk Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington Street, 3rd Floor Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Re: Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance Applicant: The North Shore Medical Center 81 Highland Avenue Dear Ms. Lovett: Enclosed please find for filing Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance, together with the requisite photographs. Also enclosed is a letter from the Massachusetts Historical Commission regarding the subject building. Please place this matter on the Commission's agenda on July 2, 2014. Thank you. Sincerely, Joseph C. Correnti JCC:dl Enclosures cc: client t JUN 25 ��'4 p ofPLANNING;Na em Historical Commission DEPT TMD�F_L�pMEN1 �zo�:�A.t}iti>>c}Nsrrrri SALrM kJAS9n.t:o-ntse-istrle70 CQM�t11 icfU}±7195f;85 FAXt9;'Cj:rJU-trio APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 81 Highland Avenue, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Name of Record Owner(s): The North Shore Medical Center, Inc. Owner Mailing Address: 81 Highland Avenue, Salem, MA 01970 ATTN: Project Management Dept. Original Building Construction Date, if known- Approximately 1918 Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes XNo ❑Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data and photographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent of the demolition: Entire building, including smoke stack, oil bunders, electrical switchgear, inclusive of equipment pad and bulk oxygen tank farm pad. Briefly describe the reason/justification for demolition: Building has reached its end of its useful life and has been replaced by a new Central Utility Plant. Briefly describe any proposal for future construction/development: Building will be replaced by a new state—of—the—art patient care building. Applicaions must include photos of existm' g conditions, taken from A public ways. The North Shore Name of Applicant: Medical Center, Inc. X]Owner []Contractor ❑Tenant ❑Other. Tel:#: 978_741-1900 axt_ 2590 E-mail Address: sbisegna@partners.org Certificate will be mailed to the owner unless otherwise indicated here: Joseph C. Correnti, Esq. Certificate should be mailed to: Name Serafini, Darling & Correnti, LLP Mailing address: 63 Federal Street City; Salem State: MAZip: 01970 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts William Francis Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth July 26,2011 Massachusetts Historical Commission Susan St.Pierre Susan St.Pierre Consulting Services 74 Bay Avenue Salem,MA 01970 RE: Boiler Building Replacement Project,Salem Hospital,81 Highland Avenue,Salem,MA; MHC#RC.6793 Dear Ms.St.Pierre: Thank you for your submission regardingthe above referenced project,received June 24,2011_ The staff of the Massachusetts Historical Commission(MHC)has reviewed the information submitted and has the following comments. This project proposbs the demolitionof the existing freestanding Boiler Building and associated accessory facilities and construction of new facility on the eastern(Jefferson Avenue)side of the hospital campus. This project requires permits and approvals from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection(Mass DEP). Portions of the North Shore Medical Hospital/Salem Hospital are included in MHC's Inventory of Historic and Archaeological Assets of the Commonwealth,including the Salem Hospital(SAL.4321)and Nurses'Home(SALA321)buildings,which together are included in a larger Area Form(SAL.GG). - The Boiler Building itself is neither included in MHC's Inventory of Historic and Archaeological Assets -of the Commonwealth, nor listed in the State Register of Historic Places. No further review by MHC is required. These comments are offered to assist in compliance with M.G.L.Chapter 9, Section 26-27C,(950 CMR 71.00) and MEPA. Please do not hesitate to contact Brandee Loughlin of my staff if you have any questions. Sincerely, S Brows Simon Stale Historic Preservation Officer Executive Director Massachusetts Historical Commission xc: Mass DEP Salem Historical Commission 220 Morrissey Boulevard, Boston, Massachusetts 02125 (617)727-8470 • Fax: (617) 727-5128 www.sec.state.ma.us/mhc II up~�p�-..._,„Y� •ff 1 .. .. a. 4 Un r^(+' L' r �f'�' Y'i •,.: i Boiler Building •• • Boiler •ing Looking west at Oxygen PI �{{ J .l y• Q r l � � fi nx ti � 84C My Se N in h � k i ti a C• • • • • Stack and Concrete Wall West • • Highland Avenue View of Boiler Building/Parking Area Looking Northeast toward Nurses Home 27 i s" Views of Boiler Building/Parking Area looking West toward Highland Avenue a' 4 R ti 9 w T r i y bfa Y.�• it .. _ eX�W vK. • `L YI pY. �eYd y. VY.. n•� t � § .�'fe�'��'. a+" .�' yam,( 'cy ys A. M lb `_ I Boiler Building looking East Toward Davenport M ""� From Hi hland Avenue PuWiceWa �q s ^ y d y , r r wj'j J y Ile 10 a - auw++�.Wyr• w 410 11 y fi 9 4 2} T x ` ,m 4 9 ,� ♦:v +.rf s t F Boiler Building Looking East From Highland Avenue(Public Way) Upper Entrance n y - SERAFINI, DARLING & CORRENTI, LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R. SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN E. DARLING July 3, 2014 975-744-0212 JOSEPH C. CORRENTI - FACSIMILE 976-741-4663 VIA HAND DELIVERY Natalie Lovett, Clerk Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington Street, 3`d Floor Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Re: Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance Applicant: The North Shore Medical Center Boiler House, 81 Highland Avenue Dear Ms. Lovett: Pursuant to the conditions of the Historical Commission vote last evening granting the Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance, enclosed please find the following: 1. Five page picture set depicting the boiler house and accessories to be demolished; 2. A scaled site plan of the North Shore Medical Center campus, including the boiler house; and 3. An original cross section drawing of the boiler house and chimney depicting materials, dimensions and details of those structures. Please forward the Waiver Decision to my attention at your earliest convenience. Scerely, os h C. Corr ' JCC:dI �,® Enclosures cc: client IM4 NO MPT.OF PIA Pt�1c�T corr��u�'rc u�aL�o r Salem Hospital Complex circa 1927 .,v � s `4 i3:M1w"5' "'"'$•. ,err .b i y�- ; .: {a to 'E '" {X`y'u�+",,' 'Y" w }�h 'k, ty F >1^ �• �. .f 9 � c M4 �,�y, � t+4 it 1h ' c � ! �.. , �y a Yy .+.._++,+'*., 7rw` •_ �r...d ,r y'. #. .�.. �14„A.C444�..rC; x4 :R'' 4Ik'� � i'.'y�fi rn p, � 1�� ea.. . !a•.wa •� ,l'. + _ rMw � w y+ y Yom , r i erui mg EMam Hospital ,, ...-T”100 �- �, ! t� E a,' •r, 1 _ n.: .,ti a Ilf Ai . E � ,"r ��■ amu' "" „. 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J t I{ .r � �..3�4 .�,. � � �� 7 �� gyp N � �� fi �' X x : ti P yy a � �� 5�4 {.r--�� @ by _ �}� / � 2 � � � j`""a b # � �&+" , F— � � �� n � .��z "w ''= n a, n 3 i }� � F `�.. �',g 4 5 �y d e�� , V YS� k` y 9 -4� ', f ylC�.xSR.. , L !�c ` R��lt 5 tV 'i a ti't'� kk d _�._�'�fi�� +. . , �. �` : � �' �-;� .� - -,�� ,xa.-.. o �� h- �q ) !t ... ��- \�_ � , ry Salem Historical Commissi®n 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 - - (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX (978)740-0404 - e WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the - proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 60 & 64 Grove Street/ 1,3,&5 Harmony Grove Road µ, , Name of Record Owner: MRM Project Management, LLC Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the following structures: 1. Warehouse 2. Sulfonation building 3. Cooperage Room 4. Finishing building 5. Barrel Storage Building 6. Vehicle Bridge 7. Three (3)pedestrian bridges 8. Freestanding brick chimney Applicant is required to submit on a CD documentation of: 1. Color digital photos of exteriors of all structures with 3/4 views of all comers ' 2. Color digital photos of interior spaces.of all structures 3. Tapes elevations of all structures Prior to demolition, the applicant will obtain all necessary state and federal permits. Dated: 5/14/14 ., SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION i By. THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION_PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. f Griffin Engineering Group,LLC April 10, 2014 Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Subject: Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance 60 & 64 Grove St and 1, 3 & 6 Harmony Grove Rd, Salem Dear Commission Members: On behalf of the Applicant, MRM Project Management, LLC, we are pleased to submit this Application to waive the City's demolition delay ordinance as it relates.to the proposed demolition of existing industrial buildings and structures on the subject property that are more than 507years old. Their demolition is associated with the proposed comprehensive redevelopment of the former Salem Oil.and .Grease property. The property is currently vacant and has not been used for industrial purposes for many years. In addition to the Application form, please find enclosed the following: 1) Photographs of the Existing Buildings and Structures (5 pages); 2) Existing Conditions Site Plan (Sheet C-1) and proposed Site Layout (Sheet C-2) Plan by Griffin Engineering Group, LLC; and 3) Proposed Building Elevation Plans, by Beauds Art, Inc. (3 Drawings). Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned should you have any questions or comments or require additional information. Sincerely Griffin Engineeri Gr up, LLC Robert H. Griffin, Enclosures: As Noted Cc: MRM Project Management, LLC Phone 978-927-5111 1 Fax 978-927-5103 www.griffineng.com �� e� —.• a � _ r . _ n b T Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET.smrm,MASSAcKus soisrr0 (978)019-5385 FAXt9781740.0404 APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 60 &64 Grove Street and 1, 3, &5 Harmony Grove Road Name of Record Owner(s): MRM Project Management, LLC Owner Mailing Address: 9 Abbott Street, Beverly.MA 01915 Original Building Construction Date, if known- Approx. Pre 1920 - 1957 Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes XNo ❑Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data andphotographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent ofthe demolition: All existing structures will be demolished,with the exception of the existing office building located on the 60 Grove Street parcel,which is planned to be renovated. This waiver seeks permission to demolish five buildings,one vehicle bridge,three pedestrian bridges,and one brick chimney,all constructed before 1964(>50 years old). The buildings to be demolished are: 1)Warehouse;2)Sulfonation Building(Partially Demolished);3)Cooperage Room;4) Finishing Building;and 5)Barrel Storage Building. Building 59 and the Pretreatment Facility will also be demolished;however,these buildings are less than 50 years old. The three pedestrian bridges connect the Finishing Building,Barrel Storage and Office Building. Please see the enclosed plans for locations and approximate dates of the buildings and structures. Briefly describe the reason/justification for demolition: The Applicant proposes to redevelop the property as a mixed-use development. The structures to be demolished are not suitable for the proposed use. Briefly describe any proposal for future construction/development: A comprehensive redevelopment of the dilapidated industrial site is proposed. A new mixed-use development is proposed as shown on the enclosed plans. 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IL wa iNn��_� g3'��a, �.,Ps��k �h'�w z��=' � � � � � k P��•y� � ��dn..3i .. `;. � +h# -3*�s � ■ ?v - I _�' 1�� 8 .x.duY3 ♦ Vl� �� icd gam' ..i �Xray_�_ „'i "i,'b'„I� �F, ""sa 't rf a 1• Salem Historical Commission e 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 1 Beach Ave Name of Record Owner: John & Maureen Hentosh Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of structure and foundation. _ Dated: 3/20/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: THIS 1S NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. \ a 1 MAR 1:2 2011. -DEPT.OF PV.i-'NiNG&. ¢OMMUNWir 2, - Salem IHistr�rie�l C'b rcratis ton OPMEN ;. 1y,ijW 1QNiM U! 7 BY9i 9iG 585 CRAY-6Js,746-04N 1 .i APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historid District's Act(M.G.L.Chapter 40C) and Salem Code 2-1572,'application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for,demol tion as described below. r r Address of Property: 1@peciA >4V SA.L,-t�7M Name of Record Owner (s) id iN o , M A tri age; oS H Owner Marling Address: 4 Gu t/ ALS Original Building Construction Ipate,,ifknown- Nod k1`40640 L Is the,property- listed on the Nati nal Regisler'of Historic Places or contribute g to a NR District? Yes,., bNo >Unknown t Descrip tion of Demolition Work Propose Please attach any historical dAta ohd photographs, building plans, s'trucrural r cpo is 'or oiher.perttnurt.informaaan and submit at least a week before the sebeduled meeting.. Applicants who omit this infori itation-or subrnu their application less than a week before the meeting da e,should expect to attend additional meeang(s . .tl site visit d}the proper ry may be requested i Briefly describe the extent ofthe demolition: I I �-' �i1OIrYlo-':: OF`. 5h?.—cTK(ZC o � orYrla'J I I Briefly describe lhereason/justtfuationfot demolition 2�:c �t izc u as S y!E,� 2.S1y pt aveiJ f ' • I t Briefly,describe any praposal for f[tture consiruct[onldevelopment i n M6 9MMLE ��- '�t4� Da . �l3TlrsC� � .�� •� Name of Applrcar t b; mi'tigA;.) IAMLk t-4L1Owner OComrac or iTenant JOther n 'b TeL 4.: jf9:44 -- l'>3 0 E=mail Address: W Cert fcate will be mailed to the owner unles.+ othenVise indren[ed here:- Certificate shouldbe mailed to �ame Marli g.addtess `:: City- State: `Zip a CrrY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS BUILDING DEPARTMENT 220 WASHINGTON STREET,3" FLOOR TEL. (978) 745-9595 F KIMBERLEY DRISOOLL FAX(978) 740.9846 MAYOR THOMAS ST.PIERRE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROPERTY/BLIILDING COMNIISSIONER November 20,2013 All City Remodeling Jerry Casaletto 3 Sophie Road, Peabody Ma.01960 Re: One Beach Ave (Fire Damage) Mr Casaletto, I have been asked to give an opinion of the conditions of the home at one Beach Ave.I was called to this Fire scene and was able to take a look at the damage just after the fire was out..The main floor supports are severely damaged and most of the main floor structure needs to be replaced.There is a significant amount of damage to the rest of the structure both from fire and water damage. The difficulty with repairs to this structure is that one Beach Ave started out as a Summer cottage (a hundred years ago) which was typical of most of the homes in the area.They were all built of very light construction even for the period. Attempting to repair one of these structures,to bring them up to today's Building,seismic, and energy requirements is at best very difficult if not impossible. Additionally,these cottages did not have very good foundations and over the years ,owners have attempted to add pieces of foundations where problems developed.This building also needs other repairs to the exterior including the porch and both entry steps. It is my opinion that this home is beyond a reasonable repair and it would be better to look at replacing the structure. Thomas Stt..Pierre C Building Commissioner/Director of Inspections] Services TOT Prgfessional Land Surveyors & Civil Engineers: ESSEX SURVEY. SERVICE 1.958 - 1986 OSBORN PALMER 191.1 -,1970 BRADFORD i3' WEED 1885 - 1972 PLOT PLAN OF LAND LOCATED IN SALCIN MASS. SZG�i f�= w /FSSEsS�i1 � Gird oP ' `JALcI� — r � lb.3 � �//9Ed�5laL5 ��C FUuu0,4Tly� ' h � l)bxLUlIG ��,a�.a► >a or etas ✓r i.�.5 !iy °�o CHRISTOPHER 1 - � R. 6' � 1 pI(,f HELLO /`l U C - � e�ac 31317 SCALE: DATE: OI�"� /l 20/3 l2fY k'� Zo Z�r13 REFERENCE: BK 6625 PG 5jC3 Christopher R. Me13o 'PIS 1. 104 LOWELL STREET PEABODY, MASS. 01960 (508)531=8121 FAX:(508),531-5920 - f r �a = t r � ` f1 l � 1 I i I ' 7 _ j 11 i , l � 1. 1 - 1 1 � f }F 1 1 y: 1 1\ � qr_; _ t 4� f i I i - II f 3` 1� �g Y k r tk � 1 tl t A SA�1 u r < cy i e i wm � s iI m #24'4k �x,p 4 M� 4' v- {. t< l:� !Mv liv c Pik E < 1 3 �# ((1 X gf Yi j 1 I It jj Y ' .ate ol � j � f j - •'iY'a� .ry N �� iJ P F s F � 4 I J ' ..� _,,..--- .�"'"`_ � - _ ._ ��, � ---� _. ,irfr"' / � t i �,E . . , . �:�. 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R Y A 41,1 i f s \\ , • iqr u. 9 �0 L rF Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 86 Bay View Ave Name of Record Owner: Robert King Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of structure and foundation. Dated: 3/20/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: 0 NL THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. lrS 11 v\ r Salem Historical Commission 1204JA.SHIN, TtN S1 N.'E 1 SAI FM 4dA1;SA(,,NI1SFT i ti 6t %,7 97%6!9 F$0 FAA!970)7100104 APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Chapter 40C)and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 86 Bay View Avenue,Salem MA 01970 Name of Record Owner(s): Robert&Christine King Owner Mailing Address: 81 Laconia Circle,North Andover,MA 01845 Original Building Construction Date, if known, about 1920 (according to online property data) Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes XNo ❑Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data and photographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent of the demolition: The existing structure will be completely removed,including all(if any)foundation.During the demolition process,all utilities will be disconnected.Any/all materi- als will be promply removed from the property and disposed of in approved facilities. Briefly describe the reason/justification for demolition: The existing structure was built,and subsequently altered over the years,without providing a proper footing for stability. The entire back half of the house was built without any type of foundation and the lumber used for"floor joists"has rotted beyond repair. The floors above this section"sag"approximately 4"in the center of the structure. There is also vari- ous types of wiring in place including,but not limited to,"knob and tube"wiring that is still active.The methods used at the time of construction are too fax from code to justify renovation. Brh fy describe any proposal for future construction/development: The existing structure will be replaced inldnd with a similar home.The current footprint will actually"shrink"with several appurtenances being removed. The proposed home should not only conform to,but compliment,the neighborhood. JAppfications must include photos of existing conditions, taken from A pubhc ways. Name of Applicant: Robert King X!Owner CContractor ❑Tenant ❑Other: Tel. #: cell: 978.609.8562 E-mail Address: rking@salemstate.edu Certificate will be mailed to the owner unless otherwise indicated here: Certificate should be mailed to: Name Mailing address: City: State:_Zip: Card 1 of 1 Location 86SAY VIEW AVENUE Properly Aecount Number JF Parcel ID 44-0133-0 Old Parcel ID 11 – Current Prope Mailing Address Owner MCARTHUR VIRGINIA M City SALEM State MA Address 64 BAY VIEW AVENUE Zip 01970 Zoning Rt Current Prope Sales Information Sale Date 511812009 — Legal Reference 28591-478 Sale Price 0 Grentor(Seller)MOORHEAD 84 SAY VIEW AVENUE TR, Current Property Assessment Card 1 Value Year 2014 Building Value 160,600 Xtra Features Value 0 Land Area 0.072 acres Land Value 314,700 Total Value 475,300 Narrative Description This properly wntaIns 0.072 acres of land mainly classified as Two Family with a(n)Multi-Conver style building,built about 1920,having Wood Shingle exterior and Asphalt Shgl roof cover,with 2 unit(s), 10 total room(s),4 total bedroom(s),2 total bath(s), 1 total half bath(s),0 total 314 bath Legal Description Click Property Images to Enlarge aru r , Ell �v ire 4 ;.J = 6 1 r- 1 t Y I � - Vx d x, , y n I!i'I 4 tk':. .: � 1 ' ♦ ¢�'� f Et 1 f r¢� � `'L rt • 1�1'M0 �f, .l�y r. 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Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 70-92 '/z Boston Street Name of Record Owner: 42"d LLC (applicant-DHM Realty Trust) Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of structures. Prior to obtaining a demolition permit, the applicant will submit the following information (on a CD) to the Historical Commission: 1. Color digital photographs of exteriors of both buildings 2. Color digital photographs of interior spaces of both buildings 3. Taped elevations of both buildings P Dated: 3/6/2014 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. EA �MGriffin Engineering Group,LLC February 19, 2014 p Salem Historical Commission c 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Subject: Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance 70 to 92-1/2 Boston Street, Salem Dear Commission: On behalf of the Applicant, DHM Realty Trust, we are pleased to submit this Application for the demolition of two industrial buildings that are more than 50-years old. The proposed building demolition is associated with a comprehensive redevelopment of the former Flynntan property. The property is currently vacant and has not been used for industrial purposes for many years. In addition to the Application form, please find enclosed the following: 1) Letter of Authorization from Property Owner; 2) Photographs of the Existing Buildings (1 Page); 3) Goodhue Street and Main Entrance Renderings, identifying materials and colors, by Perkins + Will, Inc.; 4) Existing Conditions Site Plan (Sheet C-1) and proposed Site Layout (Sheet C-2) Plan by Griffin Engineering Group, LLC; and 5) Proposed Building Elevations, identifying exterior materials, by Perkins + Will, Inc. Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned should you have any questions or comments or require additional information. Sincerely; Griffin Engineering Gro , LL Robert H. Griffin, P . Enclosures: As Noted Cc: M. McKenna, DHM Realty Trust R. Moreira, Perkins + Wills, Inc. ' J. Correnti Phone 978-927-5111 Fax 978-927-5103 www.griffineng.com Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON SFHEET,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01870 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 - APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 70 to 92-1/2 Boston Street Name of Record Owner(s): 42nd LLC Owner Mailing Address: 73 Park Street, Beverly,MA 01915 Original Building Construction Date, if known. Approx. 1900 & 1940 (Per Assessor's Database) Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes ®No ❑Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data and photographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent of the demolition: The concrete block building(circa 1940) along Goodhue Street is proposed to be razed. A portion of the concrete block and brick(circa 1900) building along Boston Street will be incorporated into the proposed site redevelopment; the existing basement section adjacent to Boston Street will become an underground parking garage. The rest of the building will be demolished. An existing metal building(circa 1979) on the property will also be razed. Briefly describe the reason/justification for demolition: The Applicant proposes to redevelop the property as a medical office building. The existing buildings are not suitable for the proposed use. Briefly describe any proposal for future construction/development: A comprehensive redevelopment of the dilapidated industrial site is proposed. A new,modern medical office building is proposed to be constructed as shown on the enclosed plans. Applications must include photosof • • Prospective Name of Applicant: DHM Realty Trust DOwner DContractor ❑Tenant ®Other: Purchaser Tel. #: 978-745-3050 E-mail Address: markwmckenna@comcast.net Certificate will be mailed to the owner unless otherwise indicated here: Certificate should be mailed to: Name Mark McKenna Mailing address: 84 Highland Avenue City: Salem StateMAZip: 01970 lanuary:27,"2014 l Mr.,Mark W.,McKenna Pediatric Associates of Greater Salem 84 Highland A'ue: Salem; NSA 019.70 i Subject:: 70---92%S Bdston Street,Salens ESRD Boo k,25633.Page 565 Dear Mr.McKenna: Please accept this letter as consent for Pediatric Associates of Greater Salem, Inc.to apply for permits from the City of Salem to redevelop the subject site for use as a Medical Office Building. Sincerely, 42nd LLC l'onathan'D Pen."ni;.Managet 42ntl LLC 78 Park Street,Beverly, MA s ' h a,. • r .. .. yrs/ r ItA 02/11,12014 t ' r 4 PI 1 .. 1 '� v y yµµt / � •I A . iF I ^a J � { ', r .i. 1 /�W • � r T S'� "` ---0211112014 'u r � I 7 _ =� v ` ' fb f Ift 9 �[Gb ,p{g 97iu [y t � 7 - p rc i. � k Y Y`_V 4 � iii f U w b! yam. i T`2� ti �T FC •�G 87 a � r 2. 4 Ty'yr4 �z: Ro y� NOTES EXIST. SMH \" ` 1)THIS PLAN Is PREPARED FOR THE PURPOSE OF SHOWNG EXISTING R11-995 �a MAP 16 LOT 3.2 AVRMX FEMA BLOOD BOUNDARY AND CONDITONS ME PUN IS THE RESULT OF A FIELD SURVEY INV.=3.]1(8") 9 \ N/F SOUNDARP TRACED FR A FIN PERFORMED BY LEBLANC SURVEY ASSOCIATES, INC..CARVERS.MA. INV=1.98(18') ® Oyk, NORTH RIVER CANAL. LLC / �(fFF.DATE l 5/2Dt 2). ZONE A 3)ELEVATIONS SHOWN ARE ON THE 1988 ULT OR (1.71) S S \ \ 28 GOWHUE Si. ( - NO A59 Ei£ 4) JTLEIEELEVATIONS SHOWN HEREON ARE WE 88 N.A OF RECORDS OF VARIWB PUNS j( AND WHERE POSSIBLE.MEASUREMENTS TAKEN IN THE FIELD. THE ABSENSE OF 5/ +� \y. CA, MI%EO-USE DEVELOFMENY SUBSURFACE UTILITIES IS NEITHER INTENDED PER IMPLIED. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY EXISTING UPLERES IN THE FIELD PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTOR AND TO S/ W \S ONW " CONTACT"DIG SAFE"AT LEAST 72 HOURS PRIOR TO ANY EXCAVATION WORK. 5)REFER TO SHEET N-1 FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND LEGEND. REFERENCES \5/ ° EXIST SM 1)DEED ON. 13751 PC. 323 G 4" GAS G G G i \ (MARKED \ 2)LAND COURT PL ®15739A G H 3)PLAN IN DEED BK. 2454 PG. 536 1 5—G/ �S TREE 'E 3�\W\�OO /\ N, INV-9.32 MM 15 LOT 30 4)PLAN SOON 20 PLAN 05 A \/ER / � Iy/ �\ \� (ABANDONEDR 5)PLAN S DEED BK. N 23 PG. 135 ' S BEAVER V N Ul Cl ) SALEM-GOODHVE PROP. ACOUISITCN 6)PLAN IN DEED DK. 6463 PG. 541 ® EXIST. SIMM _ / \N• e T\� W 2-12 GOODHUE ST. 7)PLAN IN DEED W. 2048 PG. 145 IG RIM=18.17 I 9653 [�EXIST�gtgN iE�'�ry��,, \\ b W� /.C7� \ w \ "PUBUC STORAGE" O 1 S42'25'52'E �i - - / ,` d "DC HOT .\ W / y Oy -INNER' EXIST.DMH 213 - _ �.�+� A\cV\A� W SIGN UPPRox.) 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GawxpiEVE� II TNI '�I IIX II 1I or. g. n-Phv' BOSTON STREET I_ GARDEN 1. • .. �S ISp�nJ iS.P PERFORATED METAL — — LOADING DOCK BALCONY GNU STREET PERFORATED METAL SCREEN n NORTH ELEVATION O SOUTH ELEVATION CONCRETE �� 1116•=1'V 1116•=1'4Y SKYLIGHT pl Id ' 111 I� III 17 Till IIII a�'Il II',, 7111 II1 Ills µll y. _ _ _m P1' naNll II I �ii�e 4 11 d 11 fll� G {'�I'I II� n�llll� I�filhjlq ll' t) ^.AFI' I upr IINII�� dI, 11 IIrI EmRDMETA ' i l R'� al� • IIS I �II� I I <- � '� I , ( 1 hPUlh I:u a �N II� rfl' o-• r. IN r 'I DI II !' r iH III 211 I� '1 SMOOTH METAL FXISTINGBUILDING GUSS I I; � wp I' q �rr1 —ITS "1aP PAGE ENTRY �� GPgMp IIIPI�. n WEST ELEVATION Co"CR E iP V I R>d,aLfic e ;1P�.F- PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES OF ELEVATIONS P E R K I N S + WILL A-5 "`p" GREATER SALEM - January 29, 2014 -. � : ¢ Pi;eserlazionzat ivo rk` HTSTaR1 ( SAL1M INC March 5, 2014 Jessica Herbert—Chair Salem Historic Commission 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Ms. Herbert- Historic Salem. Inc. is supportive of reutilization of this prominent"Flyntann" site on the Boston Street Historic Urban Entrance Corridor and in the North River Canal Corridor. To this end Historic Salem recognizes the need to demolish these historic ruins at 70-90 %z and has no objection to the issuance of a waiver of demolition delay. That said Historic Salem would like to see a commemoration of the significant industrial history of the site that will be erased with demolition. For this, the green space would be well suited location. While generally this takes the form of an often ignored informational panel, in this case Historic Salem suggests some sort of public or landscape art that pays remembrance to the history of this and surrounding leather factories. Thank you for considering these comments. Sincerely, Ur,1 .. J. C l Emily Udy Preservation Project Manager 9 ii\ui iIs ei ( 1O Box,81,5 ATA LU4 1J Y 378.744.07��91'P 998N443361 Ibt re,E Ib,C(ittC¢£I�t1 nt my I'iww�W 6i,LOCI GS4011 Or ��ormir� c� Salem Historical Commissi®n 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 24 F ort Ave Name of Record Owner: Footprint Power Salem Harbor Real Estate Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the Unit 1, 2, & 3 Fan Houses, the Boiler Building, and Screen House. Discussion of the demolition of the Turbine Room is continued to the 2/5114 meeting. Dated: 1/23/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By:44� ` / I/11�/v THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. 8 4 OMAEES E,ergY People Making Energy Facilities Work-Better..................................... Lou Alk Direct: (978)740-8361 • Cee: (978)479-32 Manager of Technical Services 00 and Procurement v Main: (978)740.8200 Footprint Power Salem Harbor Operations,LLC 24 Fort Avenue Salem,MA 01970 www.naes.corn ' f of r' t le h b com Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5665 FAX(978)740-0404 - WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below,as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M,G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 24 Fort Ave Name of Record Owner: Footprint Power Salem Harbor Real Estate LP - Description of Demolition Work Proposed: *CORRECTED* Demolition of the turbine room. Applicant is required to submit documentation of i. List of construction drawings and documents that are available 2. List of historical photographs that would be available, 3. List of current photographs that would be available 4. Documentation that the Section 106 process was followed. 5. Annotated copy of the presentation materials handed out at the 2/19/14 Historical Commission meeting 6. Additional contemporary photographs of the turbine room, if identified as necessary during a tour to be conducted in the future Dated: 1/23/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings(or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. Footprint Power Response April 28, 2014 The following is intended to address the Salem Historical Commission requests, based on the above waiver, received on March 19, 2014. 1. List of construction drawings and documents that are available The majority of the drawings for the entire plant have been scanned and are available electronically,and a listing is available for reference in a spreadsheet-based index file. These electronic drawing files amount to roughly 6GB. These records include more complete historical documentation than what was requested in Condition#1. T`I"M y, II-,P NAItCAIIAA-NANNdLES IE AND 2B As an example,the electronic files include - ES-993 9B F-71 TURBINE ROAM - G'AINo FLOOR - STRVE'IIRAL SLAB OETAIk drawings that predate the station itself,, 5-996 SB PTI 71MNINE ROOM • FOUNDATION PLAN faWn g P 5-911 IUD F-77 TIIR2I119 ROOM - TUNNEL DETAILS such as original earth and rock contour 5-971 to] F-TN TURBINE NOW - FOUIR;TATIDN DETAILS - e-9ce 1112 F45 TURDYHE ABMT - RRPITNR FLOOR PLAN drawings and several drawings from Salem Terminal Co.that existed in the 1920s. P-P09 N,I t[I IkI. YAY I�PK A/¢I[IIfTSTYP, S-4ol AB R 2Y YYISIK SOM RiSN!Y{- N[aF PLAN — ...... �( $RIJ� SI F l NIryIIE¢PIN III."-C_: pI' 'z - � „� 1 &!^� lR %h 'ulmx[a [[ NC Fl_ T'-P• ' -- �" tl'0PN II TPI --iN413E PP• naw¢:-q,"sl'-4' - ' a. R Y! !W .f¢plw gaMI K-E1, ia'-I•_ i Ia j I i 2. List of historical photographs that would be available The list associated with the "turbine room' is as.follows, and the photos themselves have been included as Attachment 1. In addition, a CD containing nearly 300 black and white photographs taken during the facility construction ("The Building of Salem Harbor Station') has been included with this submittal is intended to help document site activities between the late 1940s and early 1970s. • 37643- Raising Bridge Girder for Turbine Room Crane • 37713—General View of Site Looking South • 37719—General View from Hill Looking South ' • 37787—Erection of Unit#1 Turbo Generator Foundation • 37423 -Turbine Room and Boiler Room Steel Erection Looking Southwest • 39284—Turbo-Generator Looking West from Elevation 67' , n 3. List of current photographs that would be available Several photos have been included as Attachment 2: • Salem Harbor Turbine Hall Exterior—Looking North from Ground Level • Salem Harbor Turbine Hall Exterior—Looking South from Ground Level • Salem Harbor Turbine Hall Exterior—Looking West from Ground Level 4. Documentation that the Section 106 process was followed The project required two Federal permits, an EPA NPDES Construction General Permit(CGP) and an FAA Notification,as described below,the EPA CGP requires a screening process to address historic properties as, it relates to Section 106 for federal undertakings. For FAA permits, Section 106 does not apply. In the case of NPDES, Appendix E of the EPA CGP deals with the Historic Property Screening Process.To address any issues relating to historic properties in connection with the issuance of this (CGP) permit, EPA has developed a screening process that enables construction operators to appropriately consider the potential impacts, if any, of their installation of storm water controls on historic properties.The screening ' process allows for an appropriate site-specific means of addressing historic property issues in connection with EPA's issuance of the permit. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) requires Federal agencies to take into account the effects of Federal "undertakings", such as the issuance of the CGP,on historic properties that are either" listed on, or eligible for listing on,the National Register of Historic Places.To address any issues relating-to, historic properties in connection with the issuance of the CGP, EPA has developed the screening process that enables construction operators to appropriately consider the potential impacts, if any,of their installation of storm water controls on historic properties and to determine whether actions can be taken, if applicable,to mitigate any such impacts. Although the coverages of individual construction sites under the CGP do not constitute separate Federal undertakings,the screening process provides an appropriate site- specific means of addressing historic property issues in connection with EPA's issuance of the CGP. In addition,Tetra Tech (Footprint's permitting consultant) discussed this issue with EPA Region 1 staff who indicated that applying for coverage under the CGP is not a federal action or undertaking and that Section 106 does not apply as long as the screening process is followed. As required by the CGP,the screening process included contact with the Massachusetts Historical Commission (MHC) and for this project the contact was made through the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act process, whereby Footprint filed an Environmental Notification Form (ENF)'. As required under ,the MEPA Regulations, a copy of the ENF was filed with MHC for review and comment..MHC did not provide comments on the ENF. By following the screening process,the Footprint project is eligible for coverage under the CGP,thus meeting the criteria. For the FAA Notification,Tetra Tech corresponded with the FAA through its Air Traffic, Obstruction Evaluation Group,which determined that the filing of FAA Form 7460-1 (Notice of Proposed Construction and Alteration) did not trigger a Section 106 Review under the National Historic Preservation Act. S. Annotated copy of the presentation materials handed out at the 2/19/14 Historical Commission meeting. This is included as Attachment 3. 6. Additional contemporary photographs of the turbine room,if identified as necessary during a tour to be conducted in the future. During the 4/26/14 site tour, attendees took pictures. No additional photos were requested. a Attachment 1 9 f"a6' lN' Is",< s4+yf SM � s "WAN " p rY �� O " 3N+j �laRt��.,. 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A � a - a :e tu lip" ¢ _ Salem Harbor.Turbine Hall .Interior Looking North Tu-� r� b�'�Deck 11� 2014 1 ps,,.�� Salem Harbor urbi� Interior `. '-Looking East !Turbine Deck'"'" 'rr 2014 Salem Harbor Turbine HaIF '�' VA i Looking LastF/ Northeast tis, f Turbine Decl�" ., 2013 14j, -� �'.ka !tl• r ifs Footprint Power Salem Harbor - Prepared February 19, 2014 2 of _ t c✓ aw `tee � �t` �+[[ ' '✓` �, f � r 14 f fi 3 CO) cD —i cn to - i 0 v��ONUI Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. Address of Property: 24 Fort Ave Name of Record Owner: Footprint Power Salem Harbor Real Estate LP Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the turbine room. Dated: 1/23/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: n THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE ry City of Salem provision M.G.L., Chapter 39, Section 23D. (For a City Councilor, board, or commission member, to sign upon listening to the audio of a missed meeting and examining all evidence.) Per the City of Salem provision M.G.L., Chapter 39 Section 23D, I, `ZlyW1 /V hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that have examined all evidence pertaining to SGV which was distributed at the single missed session on �5 which evidence included an audio recording of the mi sed session. This certification was submitted prior to the undersigned's participation in a vote on the matter and shall become part of the record of the hearing. NaanzDate , Board or Commission Salem Historical Commission 6 AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE City of Salem provision M.G.L., Chapter 39, Section 23D. (For a City Councilor, board, or commission member, to sign upon listening to the audio of'a missed meeting and examining all evidence.) Per the City of Salem provision M.G.L., Chapter 39 Section 23D, I, hereby certify tinder the pains and penalties of perjury that I have exaall evi pertaining to GVL PkYL, which was distributed at the single missed session on =\, which evidence included an audio recording of the missed session. This certification was submitted prior to the undersigned's participation in a vote on the matter and shall become part of the record of the hearing. Name � lJ��tSCEA Date Board or Commission Salem Historical Commission r 1 Salem Historical Comm* i$b4v14flN�At37'(#4&Wev..SAUK nussal::MMira 4100 19 791 619 3 9 9": tutt97811'40040t AA X 1;CATIOt*I1rb1tWArUgQFTHEDEMOL[TIO OELAY0�11I+1 r1CPs Pursuant to the 1.41storia Distriefs Act (KC.L.Chapter 40Q and Salem Code 2-1 V2,application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Dt inolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property; 24 Fort ]Avenue Name of Record Owner($); pootprint Poorer saj. liarbtlr Rem �stAta TP owner Mailing Address; 11A + c nt t3ridse rate* - raa 11880 Original Bullding Construction Date, if known:.guildln s wrere constructed between 1951 and 1958 Is lire property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes nNo UUnknovin PQTM•:ntion of Dem-0-1111011 NVvrtc I*mpo-cera: please attach any historical data arra pimrographs, bnrldingptons,shuctural reports, or other pertrnePt inforrnatiarr and submll a(least a weak before the seWuled invoing• Applicants who onilt this Lafarnmrtan or submit their applkalian less than a,geek before the meeting date should expect to attend additional rneerhrg(s)• A site visit of the property Pray be requested. Briefly descrlba the extent of the tlemulitlon: The proposed work includes the demolition and removal of various structures amt equipment as indicated on the attached mark-up of drawing FpSH-10c61.These structures and equipment encompass r 16all remaining structures and equipment not meludie usiihm the Unit $ rfor 3 demolition Nouse, Noiunder e Bulld'ae in t8 1l several Items are greater than 50 Years old, Turbine Room and 5creen,House. Brkfly daeribe the reasoej urtlJtcolion fir demolition. These structures are part of the aging power plant bthat ccant#:txtcteg, decommissioned so that a new, Y Briefly describe mrypropasplforfutra•¢cvnsrrrrctionldeveloprncnt.: Sae red Construction of anew state-of-the-art combined Cycle electric generation facility and related €structures. Footprint Power Salem Narbor heat Estate: LP t'lanteoftlppliaanC c/o Joseph C. Cor'rentti t941wwner oContractor OTenant tlOillcr: TeL#, 978-749-0212 Email Address; jcorrenti$ffierafinitaw.catn CerrylcXf!will be monad ro the r irPer rant ss ufJ,arwiss iadMatad here. Certificate should be mailed to: Name Mailing address, CiEy:. State:—Zip; SERAFINI , DARLING & CORRENTI, LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R. SERAFINI. SR. TELEPHONE JOHN E. DARLING 976-744-0212 JOSEPH C. CORRENTI P�{��/, FACSIMILE Pt + "`',,, .:_.,... i ss�u� 976-741-4663 CEC 18 2013 DEPT December 16, 2013 cokwUPdTY G==V ELoPM:=R Natalie Lovett, Clerk Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Re: Application for Waiver of Demolition Delay Ordinance Footprint Power Salem Harbor Real Estate LP 24 Fort Avenue Dear Ms. Lovett: Enclosed for filing with the Historical Commission, please find an Application for Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance, together with photographs of the existing conditions. Please place this matter on the Commission's agenda for its January 15, 2014 meeting. Thank you for your attention to this matter. �Ancerely, oseph C. orrenti JCC:dl Enclosures cc: client 440 fkk Aw E 1-i- Hill ... ...... 4-M 1A, . r 7 iL a -A 'A 5 ALL BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES NOT FOR R&, SE ARE TO BE DEMOLISHED UNDER THIS PERMIT APPLICATION. THE DEMOLITION Or SEVERAL BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES WERE APPROVED UNDER PRIOR PERMIT 867-13. E UW [NG TRNWYMSED&WCLOWUSHED�TKSP�APPUCAMN ��0� 9. SALEM«ARPR SW13N 1951.1958. SI-E PLAN FOR -'MOL171nN FPSH-lQCQl L; BUILDING STRUCTURES GREATER THAN 50 YEARS OLD TO BE DEMOLISHED UNDER THIS APPLICATION i 3 :y r s r Unit 1, 2&3 Boiler Building �f Unit 1, 2&3 _ Turbine Room Unit 1, 2&3 Screen House LOOKING EAST Unit 1, 2&3 Boiler Building Unit 1, 2&3 Fan House �i ir rMAW97MRwoln,'" v -^a e r •. r Lam'=T�. y r ,.,' `,,,. �` iya.aY' t� i x%• ,.s. +$�.. r'2f',+ �' • t' jr �- �'9' `5• i �'k rh �•7" r€ e ,.i ..;+�:�` Ta{,;s r ms's+ AAA ..N� yi • Y� µ �J ,}yy �� r� �R .3e iF �.'w+'•y k4�Jt �.: r'., i-c i r +l a•e� Y .�� —'� 's....x �9a 5 •Y �} ,#r 4iYl� '�y5 t� �� f'y�Y6- r Ys�i '':Fj1rbS+'r'�+Y3.$t+ik.;a"*4!�rn'" ..._ ys..8+"�f' i "` :#' _-. '+" r�' LJ'T' -�cr: r'• qrr•:-., rt � 'rz �� - ¢� -: -mak'. - p•. -.L � r h �� '..-� ..-� �( 7� �_ � rater • a4�r� aoo �, EXISTING TURBINE HALL STACKS DaLER ILDING -^TLPR81talE FL .4 ' - ADMIN 81JMING V N � - 64 T � YYa EXISTING TURBINE HAS F 215'to remain > F44TP6,�1 FIkkD;B '�A"ca 1E>X 4' I i TLFRBINB KA".. l4u'4- '.9�*T�STf3`II'l+�145G15. 1r� 2 Mull - r al, rm hij, ��Lb�Z� ^s f f .� s zllR*, y s jm -per ii sl 1 �'a I�pl]�ei06■ M1 `acL='�''1�"p�4 �2 i:a "�,.a�°:�—'s..��r..�..: _ "}�"� - -- NO goof E�� (I SI I��i►� 1Y11 o c1.5o.` � u�9 �' nlal QPlt 7 M _ i i i , C Z r_ 14 rte- Att t •. 19f .� 'fie ..�,� •1Y ,,,. �f r t y i r, 1�46 , , 1 z � i 1 i s a 1 j ( It 1 iJyO! paims 10 6 i .! • _ • 1 y Yr k e" E�� s A l A rc � +Nw M � a s' a9: �FaiY l " � } a x f l+a i k`p.K r 77 h FK ol k +: Oxy F Y k � Ili r 1 4' A. IF s Mors �x ' lit � . a lakt Tr 10! Y• \ lw1 -K r . AV i MINIM v tit t t \ p 1 ®® R .F a g y5.�f.'��'yh II � �• _ Y ..y e v 0 J .4f � �•r� X74 '�. t�� -{ � �� ti may.. ;. � ✓✓''+{{�// Y M Itt ,.qty �•-Nh"�• *y-��,1 "`` � � .. /2 X Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970. - (978)619-5685 FAX(978)740-0404 WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has waived the Demolition Delay Ordinance for the proposed demolition as described below, as per the requirements . P q is set forth in the Historic District's A Ch. 40C) and the Salem Histone DistrictsOrdinance. ct (M.G.L. , Address of Property: 129 Columbus Ave Name of Record Owner: Lawrence and Deborah Callahan Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Demolition of the structure. s Dated: 1/23/14 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: THIS IS NOT A DEMOLITION PERMIT. Please be sure o obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. m B Crt � � rr• 4 i '• %tom . OEP� ��P�4 j 4°P�� alem Historical Commission 311`N 126 tNASH NGTON STREET,S4LEM MASSACHUSETTS 01970 GD 078)619-U,85 FAX.(978)740.0404 APPLICATION FOR WAIVER OF THE DEMOLITION DELAY ORDINANCE Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and Salem Code 2-1572, application is hereby made for issuance of a Waiver of the Demolition Delay Ordinance for demolition as described below. Address of Property: 129 Columbus Avenue Name of Record Owner (s): Lawrence and Deborah Callahan Owner Mailing Address: 23 Beach Ave Salem, MA 01970 Original Building Construction Date, if known 18 9 5 Is the property listed on the National Register of Historic Places or contributing to a NR District? Yes MNo []Unknown Description of Demolition Work Proposed: Please attach any historical data and photographs, building plans, structural reports, or other pertinent information and submit at least a week before the scheduled meeting. Applicants who omit this information or submit their application less than a week before the meeting date should expect to attend additional meeting(s). A site visit of the property may be requested. Briefly describe the extent of the demolition: The existing building will be demolished, leaving only the existing foundation in tact . Briefly describe the reason/justification for demolition: The existing building is structurally unsound and unstable, the framing does not comply to existing building code requirements; the mechanical and electrical systems, kitchen and baths, and the interior finishes, all require replacement. The cost of replacement will be less than the cost of the required rehabilitation, and replacement will produce a better quality dwelling Brief Pser,h any pro osal or future co structi 1develo meat: A new buiIc�ing o si ilar sca) e an proportion will replace the existing building. The new structure will be fully code compliant, and will be architecturally compatible with the existin nei hborhood. See attached ers ective drawin s . • 1 1 •ns -must include photos of • 1conditions, • 1 1 Name of Applicant: Lawrence Callahan NOwner ❑Contractor ❑Tenant ❑Other: Tel. #:—(978) 745-1936 E-mail Address: callahanld@msn.com Certificate will be mailed to the owner unless otherwise indicated here. Certificate should be mailed to: Name Mailing address: City: State:_Zip: Strout Inspections 29 Intervale Rd.Salem, MA 978-804-0018 Genera[558@aol.com aol.com 1/15/14 Larry&Deborah Callahan RE: 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, MA To whom it may concern, We are enclosing two pages of our summary for the home inspection report in which we performed at the above mentioned property. In the matters of this case our opinion,as general contractors and home inspectors,was sought on whether it would be more economical to try to renovate/restructure 129 Columbus Ave. or to tear the building down and build a new house. There is no question that it would be more economical to tearthe house down and rebuild.There are many reasons why this is the case including,but not limited to,the following: • Extensive repairs needed to the existing foundation for not only structural capacity, but frost protection as well • The frame of the house, which is undersized, would comply to current codes/building, practices with a tear down/rebuild • The new house would be subject to complying with the new energy code • There was visible insect damage to multiple structural components. Because of the house's age and potential for concealed defects from water damage and insect damage, it would be hard to estimate the total damage to the structure.This could add a significant cost to the renovation. If there are any further questions about this matter I would be more than happy to answer. Sincerely, Peter Strout Strout Inspections 978-804-0018 Strout Inspections 29 Intervale Rd.Salem, MA 978-804-0018 General558@aol.com 10/30/13 Lawrence& Deborah Callahan 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, MA Summary • The foundation needs extensive masonry repairs.There were multiple areas of the brick portion of the foundation that was deteriorating and may need replacement of some brick.Consult a structural engineer to determine the repairs needed to repair the foundation as needed. • The rear portion of the foundation could not be fully inspected due to high grade which created a crawispace area.A continuous vapor barrier should be installed to prevent further rising moisture.Repair any framing that has been affected by high moisture. • The first floor frame needs extensive strengthening as the framing members appeared to be undersized(there was a significant bounce in the floor),and there was evidence of wood boring insect damage in multiple structural framing components further investigation by a wood boring insect specialist is recommended to treat the house and have a contractor repair all affected areas as needed throughout. Upon walk through the remainder of the house,the second floor bounced considerably and there was visible deflection in the beams and framing that supports the second floor.The roof framing appeared to be undersized.The main ridge was deflecting and bowing in,which was pushing the right side soffit overhang outward as a result of the deflection.There were multiple roof rafters that were bowing and in need of additional strengthening. Consult a structural engineer to determine the repairs needed to repair the whole house frame. • There was excessive corrosion seen on water,sewer,and gas lines,fittings,and valves.A significant amount of the entire plumbing system will be needed to prevent water,gas, or sewer leaks. The heating system is fully depreciated,repair all rusted external components to prevent a leak. • Install insulation in the perimeter of the first floor frame. • Replace all brass water piping. 10/30/13 Lawrence&Deborah Callahan 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, RAA Continued... • The water heater is fully depreciated. • Repair or replace all pitted and rusted cast iron drains as needed. • Secure the toilet in the bathroom. • Repair the's-trap'on the sink drain in the bathroom. • install a GFCI outlet in the bathroom. • Repair the slow draining tub. • Noticed a significant pressure drop when all fixtures were opened during the inspection. A water line size increase may be needed. • The electric service needs a full replacement.The electric service cable is fully depreciated and the drip loop is insufficient,the meter box is excessively rusted,the panel is using fuses which are an obsolete wiring practice, and the brand'Federal Pacific' has been known to fail and start fires.There was also a considerable amount of ungrounded wiring and outlets which should be replaced with grounded wiring for safety. • The kitchen appliances are fully depreciated.The kitchen needs a full renovation. • Install GFCI outlets over the kitchen sink. • Install a continuous handrail on the stairs to the second floor. • Raise the guardrail on the second floor landing. • Decrease the spacing between the balusters and the sub-rail and the floor for safety. • Install at least one egress window per bedroom for safety. • Repair all of the windows with failed glazing seals. • Install the missing guardrail on the mid-point landing of the stairs to the second floor. • There was evidence of water leaks on multiple callings in the house. • The gabled ends in the attic appear to be leaking.Further investigation is needed to determine the cause and the repair all associated water damage as needed. • The roof is fully depreciated and needs replacement. • The chimney needs flashing replacement and appears to be leaning out slightly.Consult a masonry contractor to determine the repairs needed. • Repair or replace the old woad windows, • Re-attach the disconnected gutters. • Repair or replace the concrete retaining wall in the front of the house that has failed and is leaning outward. Strout Inspections 29 Intervale Rd. Salem, MA 978-804-0018 General558@aol.com 10/30/13 Lawrence & Deborah Callahan 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, MA Summary • The foundation needs extensive masonry repairs.There were multiple areas of the brick portion of the foundation that was deteriorating and may need replacement of some brick. Consult a structural engineer to determine the repairs needed to repair the foundation as needed. • The rear portion of the foundation could not be fully inspected due to high grade which created a crawlspace area.A continuous vapor barrier should be installed to prevent further rising moisture. Repair any framing that has been affected by high moisture. • The first floor frame needs extensive strengthening as the framing members appeared to be undersized (there was a significant bounce in the floor), and there was evidence of wood boring insect damage in multiple structural framing components further investigation by a wood boring insect specialist is recommended to treat the house and have a contractor repair all affected areas as needed throughout. Upon walk through the remainder of the house,the second floor bounced considerably and there was visible deflection in the beams and framing that supports the second floor. The roof framing appeared to be undersized. The main ridge was deflecting and bowing in, which was pushing the right side soffit overhang outward as a result of the deflection.There were multiple roof rafters that were bowing and in need of additional strengthening. Consult a structural engineer to determine the repairs needed to repair the whole house frame. • There was excessive corrosion seen on water, sewer, and gas lines,fittings, and valves. A significant amount of the entire plumbing system will be needed to prevent water,gas, or sewer leaks. • The heating system is fully depreciated, repair all rusted external components to prevent a leak. • Install insulation in the perimeter of the first floor frame. Replace all brass water piping. 10/30/13 Lawrence & Deborah Callahan 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, MA Continued... • The water heater is fully depreciated. • Repair or replace all pitted and rusted cast iron drains as needed. • Secure the toilet in'the bathroom. • Repair the 's-trap' on the sink drain in the bathroom. • Install a GFCI outlet in the bathroom. • Repair the slow draining tub. • Noticed a significant pressure drop when all fixtures were opened during the inspection. A water line size increase may be needed. • The electric service needs a full replacement.The electric service cable is fully depreciated and the drip loop is insufficient,the meter box is excessively rusted,the panel is using fuses which are an obsolete wiring practice, and the brand 'Federal Pacific' has been known to fail and start fires.There was also a considerable amount of ungrounded wiring and outlets which should be replaced with grounded wiring for safety. • The kitchen appliances are fully depreciated. The kitchen needs a full renovation. • Install GFCI outlets over the kitchen sink. • Install a continuous handrail on the stairs to the second floor. • Raise the guardrail on the second floor landing. • Decrease the spacing between the balusters and the sub-rail and the floor for safety. . • Install at least one egress window per bedroom for safety. • Repair all of the windows with failed glazing seals. • Install the missing guardrail on the mid-point landing of the stairs to the second floor. • There was evidence of water leaks on multiple ceilings in the house. • The gabled ends in the attic appear to be leaking. Further investigation is needed to determine the cause and the repair all associated water damage as needed. • The roof is fully depreciated and needs replacement. • The chimney needs flashing replacement and appears to be leaning out slightly. Consult a masonry contractor to determine the repairs needed. • Repair or replace the old wood windows. • Re-attach the disconnected gutters. • Repair or replace the concrete retaining wall in the front of the house that has failed and is leaning outward. 10/30/13 Lawrence & Deborah Callahan 129 Columbus Ave. Salem, MA Continued... • Cut the bushes away from the house. • Divert all of the downspouts away from the foundation. • Replace the bulkhead to the basement, and replace the basement door to the bulkhead with an insulated door. STRUCTURAL Type of Building Single ❑ Duplex ❑ Rowhouse/Townhouse ❑ Multi-Unit od Frame ❑ Masonry ❑ ED/Gable Roof ❑ Shed ❑ Hip ❑ Gambrel ❑ Mansard ❑ Flat Structure Foundation Wall: ❑ Poured Concrete lock Brick ❑ Brick and Block `a Posts/Columns: ❑ Steel Olasonry Wood ❑ Concrete ❑ None ❑ Not visible - Floor Structure: _nC x CO Wall Structure: Roof Structure: _ -�Y ❑ Water damage Eyinsect damage Some signs ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ Signs of abnormal condensation ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ No major structural defects noted—in normal condition for its age Remarks: eeuQrd 0`v / vniJ. �7 BASEMENT (OR LOWER LEVEL) Basement ❑ Full Partial ❑ None ❑ Slab on grade W50s: ❑i'Open ❑ Closed Ceiling: dOpen ❑ Closed Limited visibility que to extensive basement storage Floor Concrete Dirt ❑ ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Resilient tile ❑ Carpeting ❑ ❑ N/A Floor Drain ❑ Tested ❑ Not tested ❑ Water observed in trap ❑ tisfactory / Sump Pump ❑ ested Not tested ❑ French Drain WA Basement 2rSome Sig s ❑ Extensive Dampness ❑ Past Present ❑ Not Known ❑ None observed Crawl Space ❑ Readily accessible Not readily accessible ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Conditions observed ❑ Method: ❑ WA ❑ Conditions not observed Floor: ❑ Concrete Dirt ❑ ❑ Wood to eart contact Dampness: Some signs ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ Vapor barrier ❑Insulation ❑ Ventilation Remarks: CtA.� CKI Al �C.I GG,2r✓il �Al C c yr 6 cYC.0 2�dL„ Gx. * HEATING AND COOLING Heating Fuel: as ❑ Forced Air Furnace (see page 6) ❑ Steam Boiler System p Oil ❑ rI'ity Hot.Water Boiler ❑ Radiant Heat [0] Electric Forced Hot Water Boiler ❑ Electric Baseboard ❑ Gravity Air Furnace ❑ Heat Pump (see page 6) No. 1 Capacity -& /67J I'VTf J Age ❑ Satisfactory No. 2 Capacity Age ❑ N/A When tumed on by thermostat Fired ❑ Did not Fire Fuel Supply ❑ Op tank in basement ❑ Buried ❑ ublic gas supply ❑ Tank ❑ ❑ EI ctricity Heat Partially observed ❑ Not visible; enclosed combustion ❑ N/A Exchanger ❑ Have condition checked before settlement (see page 6) Q � c Remarks: _ Distribution ❑ Radiators ❑ Convector Baseboard Convectors ❑ Radiant I-] Satisfactory ❑ Galvanized pipes Copper pipes C] Pi snot visible El N/A El Ductwork Heat source in each room: [ Yes ❑ No Humidifier ❑ Atomizer ❑ Evaporator❑ Steam ❑ Not functioning ❑ Not tested % Filter ❑ Washable ❑ Disposable p Electronic ❑ Electrostatic VIIA Supplementary Location Type Heat ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory ❑ N/A Cooling ❑ Central Air ❑ Room Units ❑ Heat Pump ❑ Electric Compressor ❑ Gas Chiller ❑ S isfactory No. 1 Condensing Unit Capacity: Age: /A No. 2 Condensing Unit Capacity: Age: Q Tested ❑ Not tested (see page 6) ❑ Ductwork ❑ Roof mounted water conditioner Remarks: PLUMBING Water Service Public ❑ Private (see page 8) ❑ Satisfactory Entrance Pipe Tpipe: Q Copper ❑ Galvanized .,❑ Brass ❑ Plastic ❑ N/A ❑ Lead ❑ Unknown Main shutoff location: Pipes Ri�Copper ❑ Galvanized d Brass ❑ Plastic ❑ Unknown ❑ Satisfactory Water Flow: ❑ Tested ❑ Not tested ❑ N/A ❑ Leaks: ❑ None observed ❑ Cross Connections: ❑ None observed Hose bibbs: El Operating [I Not operating ❑ Frost free [I No teste (see page 8) Drain/WasteNent Dr NWasteNot Pipes: ❑ Copper ❑ Galvanized ❑ Brass Plastic Ej Lead Cast iron ❑ Unknown ❑ Slow drain ❑ Yeaks ❑ None observed Wa to disposal: Ej Public ❑ Private Septic System (see page 8) ❑ Not known Water Heater Gas ❑ Electric ❑ Oil ❑ Integral with heating system ❑ Satisfactory Capacity Gal. A e for — (— people El N/A Age: (/-T- Pressure relief valve people Remarks: A a. HOC i � .� CfrkfU[6L � E. BATHROOM NO. 1 Location: BATH O NO. 4 ocation: ❑ Built in tub ❑ Leg tub ❑ Stall shower ❑ Whirlpool ❑ Built in tub ❑ Leg tub ❑ Stall shower ❑ Whirlpool ❑ Toilet ❑ Lavatory ❑Vanity ❑ Window ❑ Fan ❑ Toilet E] Lavatory ❑Vanity El Window ❑ Fan Shower wall covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Shower wall covering: p Ceramic tile ❑ Room Floor covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Room floor covering: ❑ Ceramic the ❑ Leaks: ❑ Some signs ❑ None observed Leaks: ❑ Some signs ❑ None observed ❑ Satisfactory [I Satisfactory BATHROOM NO. 2 Location:a = BATHROOM NO. 5 Location: ift in tub ❑ Leg tub Stall sh wer ❑ Wh, ❑ E] Elpool ❑ Built in tub Leg tub Stall shower Whirlpool Toilet [I Lavatory /anity LGj�Window//�JJFan ❑ Toilet ❑ lavatory ❑Vanity ❑ Window ❑ Fan Shower wall covering: ❑ Ceramic tile p doo tifrC Shower wall covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Room floor covering: ❑ Ceramic tile Lt Room floor covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Leaks t❑`'Soteins ❑ None bse a Leaks: ❑ Some signs F] None observed "is rY ❑ Satisfactory BATHROOM NO. 3 Location: Remarks: ❑ Built in tub ❑Leg tub ❑ Stall shower E] Whirlpool ❑ Toilet ❑ Lavatory ❑Vanity ❑ Window ❑ Fan Shower wall covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Room floor covering: ❑ Ceramic tile ❑ Leaks: ❑ Some signs ❑ None observed 0 Satisfactory ELECTRICAL Service Entrance Capacity: 16-b Amps Volts ❑ Satisfactory Cable Service line entrance: Overhead., ❑ Underground Conductor material: ❑ Copper ❑ Aluminum Main Panel Box Location: uldrounded ❑ Bonded ❑ Satisfactory 1-4 Amps ZFuses ❑ Circuit Breakers ❑ N/A ❑ Subpanel Location: Capacity of Main Current Disconnect: Amps Circuits and Quantity: ❑ Ample Branch Wiring: Copper ❑ Aluminum ❑ Satisfactory Conductors GFCI: ❑ Exterior E]/Garage ❑ Kitchen Bathroom(s) Outlets, Fixtures Random testing Reversed polarity ❑ Open ground . ❑ Satisfactory and Switches ❑ Smoke detectors Remarks: TQ , �L ( f ✓vu ��. r G-�c'`�-r2n.6v�,� r,�.-w ,7,�.�. � ✓lac �'' V KIT HEN AND APPLIANCES Cabinets and ' E] Satisfactory - Countertop C4v, Sink Plumbin Leaks: ❑ Some signs ❑ None observed ❑ Satisfactory Disposal: ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating Age: Dishwasher ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating ❑ Air gap Age: ❑ Satisfactory 'a I ❑ N/A 6 m Range/Oven ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating Gas ❑ Electric E).Satisfactory Age: ❑ Microwave ❑ N/A aU LU Refrigerator ❑ Operating ❑ Not operating ❑ Frost free Age: ❑ Satisfactory r, 1 ❑ Ice maker ❑ Cold Water Dispenser ❑ N/A Other ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating Age: ❑ Satisfactory Appliances ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating Age: ❑ N/A Floor ❑ Resilient tile ❑ Sheet goods ❑ Ceramic eLlCOL ww ❑ Satisfactory Ventilation at-oaust fan E7Ductless ❑ Vented to outside ❑ Satisfactory Filter ©fight U � ❑ N/A Clothes Washer ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating Age: ❑ atisfactory q N/A Clothes Dryer ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating ❑ Gas ❑ Electric ❑ Satisfactory ❑/Vented to Age: �/N/A Remarks: 11 INTERIOR Floors Hardwood ❑ Softwood ❑ Plywood Walkto-Wall Carpet Satisfactory —Q Other: ❑ Not visible Walls Plater on: Gypsum Lath [I Wood h ❑ Not known ❑ Satisfactory Drywall ❑ Wood ❑ Masonryy�(IEL/ rY Ceilings Plas r on: EYbypsum Lath ❑ Wood Lath ❑ Not known ❑ Satisfactory all ❑ Wood YJ✓ � A9Tn1 Stairs/ Railings ✓L 11 Satisfactory ❑ N/A Fireplace ;] Flue liner ❑ Damper ❑ Operating ❑ Not Operating ❑ tisfactory ❑ Metal pre-fab ❑ Free-standing ❑ Wood stove N/A ❑ Clean before use Doors (inside) ❑ Satisfactory Windows W/bouble hung [ICasement Awning Sliding E] Fixed E] Satisfactory Wood ❑ Metalinyl nsulated glass ❑ N/A ❑ Jalousie ❑ Vinyl covered wood Storm windows Remarks: c est 7yL �i LL(fi 6i / f J t A IC Access How observed: ti ❑ Not observed C] Satisfactory ❑ Stairs ❑ Pulldown Scuttlehole ❑ No access ❑ N/A Moisture Stains Some signs ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ Mold and mildew ❑ Condensation Storage ❑ Heavy ❑ Light ❑ Floored Not floored c InsulationAvg. inches m Type: ❑ Satisfactory Installed in: ❑ Rafters Floor Approx. R Rating: E] N/A c ❑ Vapor retarders c .a pRemarks: p Window(s) El Attic Fan ❑ Whole House Fan ❑ Satisfactory C] Ridge Vent ❑ Soffit Vent ❑ Turbine ❑ Roof Vent(s) ❑ N/A I�Gable End Louvers ROOFING Roof Covering cation M ter' IAge Ickv�� I— ❑ Satisfactory Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory How observed: Roof Leaks: ❑ Some signs ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed Flashing A lumwwrn ❑ Galvanized ❑ Copper ❑ Rubberized membrane ❑ Satisfactory LJ ❑ N/A Gutters and Aluminum [}/'Galvanized [] Copper ❑ Vinyl ❑ Wood ❑ Satisfactory Downspouts Extensions: ®/Yes ❑ No ❑ N/A Remarks:_ ✓L6ro/ .if/�/-��C� � (�'un��:,�/,L�GfP�4 �/✓�1��,v,� � ��ru, �� c�-�, � "�-�-'J CG�n✓G�j/C�-cc�'o !��!„�tJ�✓t.<�'.C .c�iirV wr.�� EXTERIOR Exterior Doors ❑ Satisfactory Windows and / ❑ Satisfactory Skylights Roof windows and skylights: ❑ Moisture stains [] Extensive ES None observed Exterior Wall L ation / M rials � Covering ( p ;�� , C� Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Satisfactory Exterior Trim ❑ Signs of rot ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ Satisfactory CaL�P to cC c�G: z: ❑ N/A . Chimney ❑ Brick ❑ Metal Block ❑ In Chase ❑ Satisfactory ❑ Clean before use ❑ N/A Garage/Carport ❑ Garage ❑ Carport ❑ Attached ❑ Detached ❑ atisfactory ❑ Door Operator El Operating ❑ Safety Reverse N/A Porch FIo : Ej Wood El Concrete ❑ El Satisfactory, c Q Railing/Guardrail ❑ N/A o Remarks: ��u� ,{-�cr�,�.tiJ 1�. ✓le��r?�c�y�,��e,&.r �;�_ �-y,� �-c2-�lt x 1 GROUNDS Grading General grading, slope and drainage: S tisfactory ❑ A Grading and slope at house wall Satisfactory (wit 'n 5 feet from building): ❑ N/A Sidewalk and Concrete ❑ Brick ❑ Flagstone ❑ Other ❑ Satisfactory Walkway ❑ N/A Driveway ❑ Concrete Asphalt ❑ Other ❑ Satisfactory ❑ N/A Window Wells Metal ❑ Brick ❑ Concrete ❑ Other ❑ Satisfactory ❑ N/A Retaining Wall El Brick ❑ Block ❑ Stone Other Satisfactory C3Mortared joints ElDry C] Weep Holes ❑ N/ATrees d ❑ Satisfactory Shrubbery de-c�C.. ❑ N/A Fencing ❑ Metal ❑ Wood ❑ Other ❑ Satisfactory ❑ N/A Remarks: `d tA'ci'k C ( v 16 P Deck! Balcony ❑ Signs of rot ❑ Extensive ❑ None observed ❑ On rade ❑ Satisfactory g ❑ Raised ❑ Wood ❑ Metal Handrail ❑ N/A Patio, Terrace ❑ Concrete ❑ Brick ❑ Flagstone ❑ Other ❑ Satisfactory ❑ N/A Steps to Building Landing: ❑ Cyoncrete/Masonry �ood ❑ _ ❑ Satisfactory Steps' SYConcrete/Masonry Wood ❑ ❑ N/A andrails Outbuildings ❑ Not observed EIPi�isfactory N/A Remarks: u 2 C C C MAP 45 LOT 57 JEFFREY AROUTH CHERYL AROUTH 10 BEACH AVE. N63'25730-E sF 42.50' ; �9 s p MAP 45 LOT 55 °. op MAP 45 LOT 54 SUSAN MARSH \ $ LAURANCE SPANGF ke 125 COLUMBUS AVE. +170 18.62 DECK 6.6' 18.09 6.2' 2 Z N N it,, <n O ' s 2 STORY N DWELLING m of N 0 O #129 m threshold = - 11.0' 15.06 2014 10.5, � 16.81 _ PORCH MAP 45 LOT 56 0 14.56 V KEITH CHALMERS GWENETH CHALMERS �- 49.36' ! 12 BEAC AVE. 1375 +13.90 S63'DO'DO-W 1414 14.11 14.07 ' COLUMBUS AVENUE -ELEVATIONS BASED ON NAVD OF 1988. ZONING DISTRICT - R1 PROPOSED REQUIRED EXISTING ADDITION LOT AREA 15,000 3083 LOT FRONTAGE 100 49.36' FRONT 15 12.5' SIDE 10 4.8' REAR 30 9.4' LOT COVERAGE 30% 30% ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS PLAN 129 COLUMBUS AVENUE SALEM PROPERTY OF I CERTIFY THAT THE BUILDINGS LAWRENCE & DEBORAH CALLAHAN HEREON ARE LOCATED ON SCALE 1" = 10' DECEMBER 24, 2013 THE GROUND AS SHOWN. NORTH SHORE SURVEY CORPORATION 14 BROWN STREET - SALEM, MA DATE PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR 978-744-4800 #3992 a Z 00 L.L. U Lu rr, = Lu rnLwj. U o w Q I ¢ } W U) g� : Y srf ♦� LLJa cc w F.. t LL cc Ltbxsa W e L CC z Q i s ,. W W w OQ OC Z) Q U cz (t$ O LLJ ° U) EXISTING COLUMBUS AVE ELEVATION EXISTING DRIVEWAY VIEW w Q > Q O 06 LL1 Q) m U U Z C ❑ w U) U w 0)J ' r DWG NO. EX1 (( —41 + 3 a a �t 9 yI m r lfi 4� ka r. ick Fs ', Y n �.a l 4i � Y� " A�1, eH0• 3: x u� F u ltltua„ �M1 k o RESIDENCE for PROJECT RICHARD W. GRIFFIN X g NUMBER: 13-52 Lawrence & Deborah Callahan REGISTERED ARCHITECT N zO DATE: 1/3/14 37 TURNER STREET SALEM, MA 01970 978-740-9979 129 COLUMBUS AVE SALEM, MA 01970 SCALE: ©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 0 Z CD LL F- LL U rn RAKE TRIM CLAPBOARDS 4"TO WEATHER V ¢ w Q 0 g W ® ® < WW w r J a � W _ � ¢ o Ute ¢ oC W Z m DOUBLE INSULATED ® ® ® WINDOWS 1x5' N p ASPHALT ROOF SHINGLES U? r MLl Ll El II T T Q H (3EQ w LuZ T T �SECOND FLOOR _ _ ~ — n ~ 9' 8 5/8" U_ a z o co a W N Q r cz ® ❑ LA ❑ ff di ❑ W a c ❑ T ❑ Q v � c Lu FIRST FLOOR _ _ W lou 0" `o 06 C/) RE BUILD EXIST. BULKHEAD U Z J AVG.GRADE AT FRONT W O D 5 U W � [[ J r WOOD LATTICE TYP. 1 Columbus Ave ElevationT. CONCRETE WALL TO BE RE-BUILT DWG NO. 1/4"—= V-0- WITHRETA RETAINING BLOCK A1 . 1 y 6 1 a 9" 0 0 I If Fn T �1 0 0 C 3 W C N D m RESIDENCE for PROJECT RICHARD W. GRIFFIN Q NUMBER: 13-52 REGISTERED ARCHITECT o Lawrence C7f Deborah Callahan DATE: 1/3/14 37 TURNER STREET SALEM, MA 01970 978-740-9979 N 129 COLUMBUS AVE SALEM, MA 01970 SCALE: ©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED o Z a CP L.L U rn Lu _ ° o w 0 6Q W > Q 2 O g 0 LLIa HN c 3.' w c/) Ir LLJ •r _ 74 3 � , e Nr j Y� a r v a .4.mw i4 »N T .w.v Y3 U w CM w w w . �r7 �11 ,fil O ED 2 w Q w a z o cn bL T vY + A '>l cz w .x.1 Ia>Y .. rl SY •.` J nO + VJ l w EXISTING DRIVEWAY VIEW EXISTING COLUMBUS AVE ELEVATION � D > 06 coQ o w U c U p O � U rn � J N DWG NO. EX1 a 53 • F Art tA n of e s -a I i Y {( gybg;� �f 0 z i r ' jw F. @ J �x x f v ;b. 4 � e 1 4 AIS fx. i a r ri i��. §r •ri RESIDENCE for PROJECT RICHARD W. GRIFFIN m NUMBER: 13-52 REGISTERED ARCHITECT zLawrence & Deborah Callahan DATE: _ _ 1 14 N 0 �3� 37 TURNER STREET SALEM, MA 01970 978 740 9979 129 COLUMBUS AVE SALEM, MA 01970 SCALE: ©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1 C) m ICn � o -n 0° O Z O r- Im I0 1 1 6 O y = D CID m m w o" FRI :EX 2� 0 O' O D Elt 1 Z O � C7 � S7 D 0� m -0 m Wm a � OD m O1 U I IN I I I IN I I I I p m O m mm � � ay o m xm El U) z❑ Om D FnC D 72 O o EjK * M D C0 m � Z D = O D 0 27'-9 3/4" = m AVERAGE GRADE AT FRONT YARD z—o O . m m Cn RESIDENCE for PROJECT RICHARD W. GRIFFIN D NUMBER: 13-52 REGISTERED ARCHITECT j O Lawrence& Deborah Callahan DATE: 1/3/14 37 TURNER STREET SALEM, MA 01970 978-740-9979 129 COLUMBUS AVE SALEM, MA 01970 SCALE: 1/4" = V-0" ©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - I 1111111111111111 � �`� 1 _._ ___ _- _ -_ I � SII►►►. �= '' flit�iifflily----------------------- 'I 0 --------- - 1 111111�'I �11�1�1�1�1�1 p II II I • • i MAP 45 LOT 57 JEFFREY AROUTH CHERYL AROUTH 10 BEACH AVE. �F N63'25730"E sF 42.50' `DMAP 45 LOT 55 � o. 2 MAP 45 LOT 54 SUSAN MARSH e LAURANCE SPANGIF �e 125 COLUMBUS AVE. +17.70 18.62 DECK 6.6' 78.09 6.2' 7 2 Z N LA N to N o f 2 STORY N DWELLING m N1 0 #129 0 m threshold = 11.0 20.14 10.5• 16.81 15.06 7i� PORCH ^' MAP 45 LOT 56 m 4.56 KEITH CHALMERS GWENETH CHALMERS 49.36' ! 12 BEAC AVE. 13.75 +13.90 S63'00'00"W 14.14 14.11 14.07 COLUMBUS AVENUE —ELEVATIONS BASED ON NAVD OF 1988. 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