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416 LAFAYETTE STREET - ZONING M ✓ a _ _ r �4 �!�1�iCi� FROM ESSEX SURVEY SERVICE, INC. ` 0 U 4 � J SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 019700 v TO gipAvc �rz iN L1 DATE SUBJECT:� 00j 2-6 L / J CONN vY f Y CITY OF SALEM HEALTH DEPARTMENT BOARD OF HEALTH Salem, Massachusetts 01970 I7 ROBERT E. BLENKHORN /f� 198? 9 NORTH STREET HEALTH AGENT L (617) 741-1800 July 20, 1987 $ � ��j/qI/� I s�fPr Serafini, Serafini & Darling 63 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sirs: In receipt of your letter on July 14, 1987 that we remove the Form B Plan for 416 Lafayette Street, Salem from the Board of Health meeting scheduled for July 14, 1987. Upon your request for another date we will schedule the above matter in a future meeting. Comments will be forth coming. Very truly yours, FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH ROB RT E. BLENKHORN, C.H.O. HEALTH AGENT cc: Jane Lyness Beth Debski, Planning Department �� c�� -..,,�`_ ,'`� To A.M. Date Time r.M. WHILE YOU WERE OUT M of Phone Acea Code Number Exrenston TELEPHONED PLEASE CALL CALLED TO SEE YOU WILL CALL AGAIN II WANTS TO SEE YOU RUSH RETURNED YOUR GAIL Message Operator I°essex3a,e,„]4,-3000 l�I Office,inc N,"bi, Dort4652442 July 6, 1987 Concerning - 416 Lafayette Street, Salem, Massachusetts On July 2nd at a preliminary hearing before the Planning Board, Mr. Philip Moran submitted a letter signed by neighbors concerning a proposed subdivision of my property. In the spring of 1985, I presented to my abuttors an architect's sketch of a proposed plan. This was not acceptable to them and at this time I was told by Mr. Moran that he would not object to any proposal which adhered to the regulations and that would not require any variances. In 1986, an offer to purchase was made and the prospective buyers met with the City Planner and Mr. Moran - that plan was not acceptable. My first survey of the present subdivision shows the access to the two other proposed single family lots as a right of way over my existing driveway. A similar situation does exist on both sides of my property. The number 414¢ is situated behind number 414 and number 418 is situated behind number 420. Neither Mr. Moran nor Mr. Picotta would accept this plan because it would require a waiver. The plan now before the Planning Board will not require a any waivers, but will require a new road and sidewalk at the other side of my property since those abuttors oppose the use of my driveway. I have, since 1979, legally (as the enclosed current certificates show) operated a kindergarten and nursery school in part of my home. Not only has the school not interfered with my neighbors but many are unaware that it exists. I have never had as my intent in the past, do not now have, nor will in the future, the destruction of the integrity of my home or the neighborhood. You will believe what you will, but there does not exist a sinisterplot to undermine the quality of the area. I have in excess of 57,000 square feet of land and simply want to divide that footage into three single family homes, including my own. Aside from being obligated to build another entrance to the back lots, the appearance from there will not chAnge and the use will not change. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to call or come to see for yourself. Sincerely, Jane Lyness 416 Lafayette Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 745-3245 t Salem Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau * * w Fire Certificate of Inspection w w w Date: 06/19/87 Occupancy type: Day Care Center Distribution: C (0)uarterly or (A)nnual: O This is to certify that Armagh Country Day Care located at 416 Lafayette Street was inspected by the Salem Fire Department on 05/22/87 by LT. LATULIPPE Inspection status: Approved ' aaeamaamemvasammmaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaasamaaasaaaaaaaamaaaesaaaaaasxm¢aaa The inspection of hospitals, clinics, and dispensaries are in accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 51. This fire certificate of inspection issued by the heed of the Salem Fire Department certifying compliance with local ordinances in a prerequisite for an original or renewal license. The inspection of convalescent and nursing homes, rest homes, hospitals, and public mental institutions are in accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 71 . This fire certificate of inspection issued by the Need of the Salem Fire Department is the result of an inspection con- ducted by the Salem Fire Department on the date indicated. Inspections conducted by the Salem Fire Department are in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 148, Section 4. maaasaaaaamsaaaaaaaaasaxsamaaseaavaaa¢¢¢aaaaaaxaeaasa¢sxaa¢esasxxxam Report of Inspection: lJo aph F. Sullivan, Chief Salem Fire Department. Form 44D (Rev. 8/86) THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE FOR CHILDREN License Nd. LICENSE TO OPERATE A GROUP DAY CARE CENTER FOR CHILDREN AGES: 2. .Yrs s mos.. to . . .under 7 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 28A of the General Laws and regulations established by the Office for Children, a license is hereby granted to: ,. r Jane A. L ness „rti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name of licensee N: for the operation of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' • rm 't . . . . Aagh,County.Y. .4?Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name of Day Care Center =.. at 416 ,44faLYf0 , AKq(?t,, Sallem, ,NA„ 01970, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Address Total Capacity ;- not to exceed . . . . ?9. . .: Including . . . .9. . . . Infants, . . . .9. . . . Toddlers, . . . . . . . Special Needs Children :k" Limitations: . . . . .none K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . This license is valid for two years from date issued, subject to revocation, suspension or probation for cause. J Dirtcto)' C f zc�for Children 5 ..20/87. . . . . . .5/.20/89. . . . . Date Issued Date of Expiration POST CONSPICUOUSLY 34t mmutumm* at -M CITY12MV OF SALEM AR, • w In accordance with the Massachusetts State BuiZding Code, Section Z08. Z5, thisy4�n CERTIFICATEOF .,. INSPECTION � �*ra y.`x'gysY.e •4ax.' M. i -4- - - ARMAGH COUNTRY DAY/JANE A LYNESS 5 ,• r w A" �.. rii`iisued t0 . . . .. . .. .... . ... . "¢s %'tx��^w*y,�a j'lgiy *ter• d• _ i i+4 wr.^. .*i�� • t.- m�'± f " �Pl'Ytfl� that I have inspected the. DAY CARE .... .. _ $ known as ARMAGH } .., i ea a "7 e"p 4 s stir t rt;"d '3.' w`,'.mT ` 04 "x 416 IAFAYETTE STREET to the. CITY. •o a"k3 it� located at. f »+_,} c t ESSEXr e q;-.,` County of ComnomueaZth of Massachusetts. The means of egress are sufficient fothe fol 7 `a t o re' :•< aie r 6 .ys ti a y , #. "34 !'. s*r¢ti number of persona" ` y 44 f' :"S++•* 4 5d .mow '.k Y `,p`•4:"�s .- x } £ $ P , 1 > "'S. ;S' .Y'�" ✓ { y,£ i ta'?, d't'F�4r. v �4t" ,r '- '�,. h E�' '�=� , t`'E�x.�� yk.�'�' �'.'°' S � °�,•'� t Hr BY STORY " } itStoCapacity Story Capacity StorY CaPacity;, _y r4.�,; ' + BY PLACE OF ASSEMBLY OR STRUCTURE,Ail ' Place of'Assembly Place of Assembly x or Structure : ' .Caps ity" Location or Structure CapacityLocatiion " DAYS CARE CENTER 25 1St Floor f « § g s ~3 -`87 January 26, 1987 January 26,a 1988 �z+% Certificate Number Date Certificate Issued Date Certificate Expires Building Officials The buiZding official ehaZZ be notified within (ZO) days of any changes in the above informatton - a •v spa F-meow ;: Mrs...Judith Picciotto 418 Lafayette Street CID a Salem, MA 01970 Ju 782 1 ? ` i�; 1 6 ! �.• Com' vo cr-; 377 8 9 �--�• cy{r' Mr. Walter Powers w o% Planning Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 % P 426 584 194 \�U 7 I 1 I • 1 I a RECEIVE ® JUL 091987 418 Lafayette Street ` A'!" Salem, MA 01970 SALEM PLANfNG DEPT. July 2 , 1987 Mr. Walter Powers Chairman Planning Board C/o Planning Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Powers, When I purchased my property at 418 Lafayette Street, which abutts the petitioner' s property at 416 Lafayette Street, I did so only after extensive research. I was leaving a congested area on the Salem Common for the sole purpose of finding a secluded living space offering peace and quiet within a protected naturalized area. I sought this not only for the enjoyment of our children but also for the health and well being of my husband who has various medically documented breathing and environmentally related problems which are highly exacerbated in congested living areas. When I located the property at 418 Lafayette Street, extensive research documented that the probability of future encroachment on the area was almost impossible. The neighborhood and the city itself had recently held on an appeal that even to convert the three family home at 418 Lafayette Street into condos would significantly alter the character of the neighborhood, even though the proposal was to leave the open land area intact. The opposition was spearheaded by none other than Jane Lyness herself. I carefully investigated the probability of future development on all abutting properties. The only immediately available open land areas were those properties at #416 and #418 . The realtor assured me that no prospective development would be allowed to occur at the neighboring #416 residence because of the success the owner of that property had had in preventing any alterations to the character of the neighborhood and given that no access road would be legal to allow dense development at the rear of that property. This was confirmed for me by both the city planner and the building inspector of the City of Salem prior to my purchase of my home at 418 Lafayette Street in 1982. I also researched the historical aspects of the neighborhood and learned that the house at #416 was documented by the Essex institute to be the oldest house in South Salem, originally dating from 1762 . I felt this was even greater assurance of status quo protection. Surely, I felt, the planning department of one of America' s most Page 1 of 2 Page 2 of 2 architectually significant communities would not allow the dese- cration or alteration of one of its most historic and outstanding properties. Furthermore, the city had already set a precedent by disallowing "character" changes to the newer 1905 property directly abutting it. On that basis, I went ahead with my purchase. I have now learned that the previous assurances and precedents may not be honored. After half a decade of extensive repairs and renovations to almost every square inch of my secluded home, I am learning of a proposed assault which will mean the creation of a totally different health and living environment for my family. If approved, we will simply have to move. Who, I wonder, is willing to reimburse the substantial loss I will incurr on the value of my property due to such a destructive action? And who will reimburse the many other people who will suffer in order that only one person will be well enriched? Sincerely, ee eudith Picciotto P. S. It is noteworthy that the owner of the property in question recently purchased a large home in Vermont and has placed her Salem property up for sale. Clearly, what Mrs. Lyness would not tolerate for herself, she is perfectly willing to leave behind. CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT: #P 426 584 194 I.- UNITED S14ES POSTAL SERVICE OFFICIAL BUSINESS SENDER INSTRUCTIONS Print your name,address,and ZIP Code In the Ute® specs below, • Complete items 71$3,and 4 on the revere. • Attach to front of article S space permits, PENALTY FOR PRNATE otherwise affix to back of article. USE,Saco • Endorse article"Return Receipt Requested" adjacent to number. RETURN TO Mrs. Judith Picciotto (Name of Sender) 418 Lafayette Street (No.and Street,Apt,Suite,P.O.Sox or R.D.No.) Salem, MA 01970 (City,State,and ZIP Code) «1 i r SENDER: complete items 1,2,3 and 4. o Put your address in the"RETURN TO"space on the 3 reverse side.Failure to do this will prevent this card from being returned to you.The return receipt fee will provide you the name of the person delivered to and the date of :' delivery.For additional fees the following services are available.Consult postmaster for fees and check box(es) .� for service(s)requested. toto 1. ❑ Show to whom,date and address of delivery. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery. 3. Article Addressed to: Mr. Walter Powers c/o Planning Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 4. Type of Service: Article Number ❑ Registered ❑ Insured ❑certified ❑ COD #P 426 584 194 ❑ Express Mail Always obtain signature of addressee _r agent and DATE DELIVERED. D 5. Signature—Addressee, 3 X y 6. Signature—Agent F) X M 7. Date of Delivery In C 2 S. Addressees Address(ONLYf M m 0 M 9 1 "'Co ,�� Chi#g of "Salem, assarIpAut#s 3 § a Flaming 19IIFCrb Our *ahm 9 G uru TO: Abutters of 416 Lafayette Street FROM: Salem Planning Department RE: Form C — Public Hearing — 416 Lafayette Street DATE: July 8, 1987 This is to notify you that the public hearing scheduled for July 23, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. , One Salem Green, second floor conference room to discuss a proposed subdivision at 416 Lafayette Street, has been postponed. You will be notified when a new hearing is scheduled. J121 tv iw/UA.GAl4� ..JA IGI /.ICA1114173L 433 z y�J' af V�IM1t1TTXC$l.�[T2TL'[� 1 aY 0 (One �$tttem (6rart July 8, 1987 Ms. Josephine Fusco City Clerk City Hall Salem, MA 01970 Dear Josephine: This is to notify you that the public hearing scheduled fnr July 23 , 1987 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss a proposed subdivision at 416 Lafayette Street has been postponed. Thank you for your assistance. Sin �L Beth Debski Assistant Planner J122 BOARD OF ASSESSORS HALL CITPAGE. Y' • SALEM, MA 01970 ° DAZE—.-06.42-5-4 7 ° u • CERTIFIED ABUTTERS LIST • _ qll BJECI ROF_ERT_Y: S 1FFe PROPERTY ADDRESS. 0416 L.AFAYETT'E STREET • ASSESSED OWNER I_YNESS JANE A • YIYESS J_MATTHE14 • MAP LOT SUFF PROPERTY ADDRESS ASSESSED OWNER MAILING ADDRESS ;; • e 33' 0158 0036 RAYMOND AVENUE SEAUPRE REALTY TRUST 6 MARION RD • " BEAUPRE RAYMOND F TR SALEM MA 01970 „ • 32_01.`i9 O(1 4--R8_Y_U-0RQ_g_V_EYIUE LAPOINTE ANDREW J 34 RAYMOND AVE CHERYL A SALEM MA 01970 • 3 ' 0160 0028 RAYMOND AVENUE NARDELI_A LOUIS 28 RAYMOND AVE • ANNE R SALEM MA 01970 " 32 0161 0026 RAYMOND AVENUE PEL.I_EGRINI NICHOLAS 26 RAYMOND AVE " • ISABEL.L.E SALEM MA 01970 „ • 32 0162 0020 RAYMOND AVENUE INGALLS T KENNETH 15 ROOSEVELT AVENUE MARBL.EHEAD MA 01945 • 32 0163 0018 RAYMOND AVENUE MOORE PETER H 18 RAYMOND AVE: • " Y A14NETTE SALEM MA 01970 r n 32 0164 0002 RAYMOND AVENUE SOURGEAUL.T THERESA 2 RAYMOND AVE • n SALEM MA 01970 ;, • 3:. 0166 0420 LAFAYETTE STREET' OSSORN HERBERT P.. 420 LAFAYETTE STREET x SALEM MA 01970 • " ' 3:' 0167 0418 LAFAYETTE STREET PICCIOTTO JUDITH S 418 LAFAYETTE STREET • SALEM MA 01970 32 0169 0414 LAFAYETTE STREET RYAN ROGER JR 414 LAFAYETTESTREET' r • P RYAN ROGER .III SALEM MA 01970 • 32 0170 0414 LAFAYETTE STREET REAR GONET RICHARD A 414 112 LAFAYETTE ST b CARiL. A SALEM MA 01970 • 32 0171 0412 LAFAYETTE STREET VAVOUDES STEVEN 412 LAFAYETTE STREET ; • " JONIE SALEM MA 01970 " 32 0173 0352 LAFAYETTE STRE'E'T MASS CC ONWEALT'H OF SALEM STATE COLLEGE • _ SALEM MA 01970 • 32 0174 0000 RAINBOW TERRACE SALEM HOUSING AUTHORITY 27 CHARTER STREET e RAINBOW TERR VETERA14S SALEM MA 01970 " • 32 0383 0413 LAFAYETTE STREET' HUBBARD JOSEPH A 413 LAFAYETTE ST a • HUBBARD PATRICIA J SALEM MA 01970 32 0384 0415 LAFAYETTE STREET MORAN PHILIP D 415 LAFAYETTE ST • " CAROLE A SALEM MA 01970 • 41 32 0385 0417 LAFAYETTE STREET SMITH LEO KENT 417 LAFAYETTE STREET' e SMITH DIANNE KOHLER ' SALEM MA 01970 • • n " n 6, Q 7 o• � _. _._..._ • CHIEF ASSESSOR n J .PARKING i- 1 I n 37 'r' _ I i..� 1 376 � 50.5 I�.1f 9743 375 9,468 / 010,200 - 150 � TE I€W , as�5 95-S g76 6 360 I 5290 5146 m 381 17 o l ^' 3/,000 5850 I 3 ❑ 171 82 2/,037 Q /.02.02 AC ' I I 170 ❑ 66169 e1m m X83 ,0 194 PARKING 9 ❑/ 6,96/ 84ARKING / � IW U X X am (TENNIS I 168 1/385 / COURT /.25 AC n 1 w i x X / 386 G 1 �7 F305 167 {/ ❑ ,� ° 6g45 S L27AC _ 70 166 ❑ , I04 1/ /6,100 �// 163 3,l90 422 161 3296 p• u595 00600 N ° _ 160 9' 99 16 o0 /;946 6400 So 115-5 60 s AVENUE PIER e lS IJ7 oo� 12,665 b° a 421 z 158 •s� _ j 8856\ `'0 3 7610 ny 5 C e0 \56 200 300„ 400 500 FEET y •S`20> r Coity of "iIem, fflttssar4ixse#s � ,� �ltuutin$ �nttrA ��R,IN6 t One Safem (preen CITY OF SALEM PLANNING BOARD I i Will give a public hearing to all interested persons of the application of Jane Lyness for the subdivision of one lot into three lots at 416 Lafayette Street. This hearing will be held on Thursday, July 23, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. , j One Salem Green, second floor conference room. This hearing will be held in accordance with Chapter 40A of Massachusetts General Laws and the Subdivision Regulations of the City of Salem. I. : Walter B. Power, III Chairman Y f f t f I I l This notice posted on "Official Bulletin Board" City Hall Avg�, , Sales:, Ma.Fs . cno at /;f/7 �7 in accordan e w th Chap. 626 . of the Acts of 1958. Ir Gb all tit J/ - lam,(. otq 15 o QAjtq- N� Q,� (��Q1-x3 6rRbc) C ,y C �hn 0190 I `_ \. :,i �, .� __ __ _ __ ---- ---- - _ � ,___- - — - ----- --- --T_ ,.�--- - - . _ n. _:�_ t _ k July 6, 1987 JUL 07 19a, SALEM PUNNING DEPT. Concerning - 416 Lafayette Street, Salem, Massachusetts On July 2nd at a preliminary hearing before the Planning Board, Mr. Philip Moran submitted a letter signed by neighbors concerning a proposed subdivision of my property. In the spring of 1985, I presented to my abuttors an architect's sketch of a proposed plan. This was not acceptable to them and at this time I was told by Mr. Moran that he would not object to any proposal which adhered to the regulations and that would not require any variances. In 1986, an offer to purchase was made and the prospective buyers met with the City Planner and Mr. Moran - that plan was not acceptable. My first survey of the present subdivision shows the access to the two other proposed single family lots as a right of way over my existing driveway. A similar situation does exist on both sides of my property. The number 4141 is situated behind number 414 and number 418 is situated behind number 420. Neither Mr. Moran nor Mr. Picotta would accept this plan because it would require a waiver. The plan now before the Planning Board will not require a any waivers, but will require a new road and sidewalk at the other side of my property since those abuttors oppose the use of my driveway. I have, since 1979, legally (as the enclosed current certificates show) operated a kindergarten and nursery school in part of my home. Not only has the school not interfered with my neighbors but many are unaware that it exists. I have never had as my intent in the past, do not now have, nor will in the future, the destruction of the integrity of my home or the neighborhood. You will believe what you will, but there does not exist a sinisterplot to undermine the quality of the area. I have in excess of 57,000 square feet of land and simply want to divide that footage into three single family homes, including my own. Aside from being obligated -to build another entrance to the back lots, the appearance from there will not change and the use will not change. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to call or come to see for yourself. Sincerel/y�, Jane ness 416 Fayette Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 745-3245 Salem Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau * * * Fire Certificate of Inspection ¢ w w Date: 06/19/87 Occupancy type: Day Care Center Distribution: C (0)uartarly or (A)nnual : 0 This is to certify that Armagh Country Day Care located at 416 Lafayette Street was inspected by the Salem Fire Department on 05/22/87 by LT. LATULIPPE Inspection status: Approved xaeamzamanvvsavaaaamaaaxaaamvavaaa:ammmvzaaaaaasvaaaaazammxaaa¢¢¢¢ax The inspection of hospitals, clinics, and dispensaries are in accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 51. This fire certificate of inspection issued by the head of the Salem Fire Department certifying compliance with local ordinances in a prerequisite for an original or renewal license. The inspection of convalescent and nursing homes, rest homes, hospitals, and public mental institutions are in accordance with the requirements of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 71 . This fire certificate of inspection issued by the Mead of the Salem Fire Department is the result of an inspection con- ducted by the Salem Fire Department on the date indicated. Inspections conducted by the Salem Fire Department are in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 148, Section 4. a¢aammasaaaaaaaaamvavza¢sasses¢va¢aaaavaaxaaa¢xaamamaa¢aaaaamaaaaaaa Report of Inspection: Jo eph F. Sulliven, Chief Salam Fire Department. Form 44D (Rev. 8/86) THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE FOR CHILDREN License Nu'. < LICENSE TO OPERATE A GROUP DAY CARE CENTER VFOR CHILDREN AGES: ? .Yrs s mos. tp under 7 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 28A of the General Laws and regulations established by the Office for Children, a license is hereby granted to: ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . yness Name of Licensee s'�t�a. Arora h Countr Da M4- forthe operation of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9. . . . . . . . .Y. . . .Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name of Day Care Center „ t at 416 ,Lafayett, Street,, Sal lem� ,MA, , 01970 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Address ^ r �y lbtel Capacity not to exceed . . . . ?0. . .: Including . . . .9. . . . Infants, . . . .9. . . . Toddlers, . . . .Q . . . . Special Needs Children7 "A Limitations: . . . . .none. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tea• ;�. x.. This license is valid for two years from date issued, subject to revocation, suspension or probation for cause. Diiectoi, Ojj q for Children . . . .5/.20,!87. . . . . . .5/.20/89. . . . . Date Issued Date of Expiration POST CONSPICUOUSLY WE u , I 44Y CITY/20M OF SALEM � 4 a - 1 In accordance with the Massachusetts State Bui.Zding Code, Section Z08. 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BLENKHORN 9 NORTH STREET HEALTH AGENT (617) 741-1800 June 29, 1987 Beth Debski, Planning Aide Planning Department One Salem Green Salem, MA 10970 Dear Beth: The Form B Plan for 416 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA will be discussed at the next Board of Health Meeting. The Boards comments will be forthcoming after the meeting of July 14, 1987. Sincerely, FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH ROB RT E. BLENKHORN, C.H.O. HEALTH AGENT a""�{�vq � '11..� e � F �\d•' 4774,34,7'11. m4' x wLlYye�R PETITION �y k qtly *r 'ty _ ' MT•�i' ,�4 s' S�"t' g £'N'` t ,�g�TUF`�yk lr• r ' i .. ,'� , .. y ".r.�k�` _ yy � T r .Gra f r k.,-k�!/ �"'.y' • .. .. 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'� ,7,i iakh r x rr ��** ,p ya r '• \ ;�� t '"i ,vwfeit e M JF t+ t�A �.a. •S -r e t I� e 3 '4 1 fv {' ,',e" t R a',o tx, fr '� H Z 4•Lm. ax +�` < r k6*�+ f .ld.. E H � ��` � �� N ' 2 • p`f' � r i°4:. ,�Ka 's +.# �x E8'� f �' k sq�+`' ['}t"` � � r �r� m �A t�.VP•wbW y S. � ' `fi*t FMk iT3�ye,P\ ."3. h<'S/ �` ,yµ, ��3" :.Ave �� t � ARCHITECTURE 4�t ' IN SALEM � i 1 a tR `Y U L IJL 3 i 1 x- �,y .1 a _ Y'm1K��:. � �'.. �.�1• Myr PREFACE Architecture in Salem: An Illustrated Guide had its beginnings in 1975, early in my term as executive director and librarian of the Essex Insti- tute.Upon my arrival in Salem,I quickly became conscious of the dearth of recently published literature treating Salem architecture, long recog- nized as one of the richest concentrations of 17th century,Georgian Col- onial, Federal, and Victorian eclectic buildings in the United States. Not since 1940,when the Institute published Fiske Kimball's Mr. Samuel McIntire, Carver. . . has a major illustrated volume on the architectural history of Salem appeared. No comprehensive architectural guidebook for the city has ever before been published, although interest in doing so has been expressed for many years. This volume has been compiled for a general audience and is intend- ', ed as a field guide rather than a general history; hence, it exclusively focuses on the surviving architecture of Salem. It is the primary aim of the book to serve as a reference for the identification and appreciation � of_Salem's-unique-building_heritagerlti this connection-it-is-hooed-that- s t volume will supply new data and critical evaluation to foster future xCl ocal preservation efforts. It it proves a use u pres ervation tool to the, TEssex nsutute, Historic Sa em,incorporated,t e�`a em istorica Com mission, t e annmg Office of the City of Salem the Salem Rede- velo��mens Authority, and other local groups and individuals _t thenhe ` bTication, in one ma'or res ect will be success f 1. ) - e title of the hook aptly and su`ccfhctly-describes-its-subject mat- ter.Over 350 buildings and complexes have been selectively chosen for i„ inclusion, and approximately 230 of these are illustrated.The architec- ture is broadly representative, but by necessity, some buildings of merit have not been included due to size limitations of the volume. The building entries are arranged in a systematic fashion according to seven a; walking tour districts, which conform to historically and/or geographi- cally identifiable areas of Salem. There is a separate section for build- ings located outside of these districts. In each tour district section, the building entries are numbered so that the reader may use them in logical sequence and proceed easily from one tour district to the next. At the beginning of each section there is a map on which building locations are shown, making use of the entry numbers. Outlying buildings may be found by consulting the general Salem map at the end of the book. i'. Map scales vary in order to conform to the page size of the book. iArchitecture in Salem . . . treats a wide spectrum of residential, ec- clesiastical, commercial,educational, industrial,and civic architecture. Engineering structures,such as bridges,wharves,and fortifications,have xi ~'C 1 t C z )` 250 Architecture in Salem n; i F-19 r1 r �1 t .a � � I F-19 MORGAN-METCALF-ATWOOD HOUSE 1762, 1766,etc. 416 Lafayette Street F-20 BENJAMIN G. HATH HSI 452 Lafayette Street HSI f In 1753154 Dixey Morgan, a farmhand at the Pickman farm, ac- quired sixteen acres of Southfields land at the mouth of the Forest Situated near the Marblehead 1 y y River and began cultivation of this tract. Eight years passed, how- Pickman fans, this outstanding ever, before Morgan was able to take out a mortgage and build his eclectic house was built in 187, own house. Supposedly, this first building was a basic vernacular head. Elements from several ma +.9 pitched-roof structure with one chimney and two rooms on each of > rural styles are represented in tl jtwo floors. It has been conjectured that in 1766, when Morgans style, one may observe steep-pit F took out a second mortgage, the house was doubled in size, and a trusses, pointed-arch window ca; second chimney added. This building, the oldest in South Salem, is The influence of the Italian Re the central core of the present residence. wall boarding, the Flat bracketec The house passed out of the hands of Morgan's heirs in 1824, ;Y tower and gable pediment wind( and eventually was acquired by the Metcalf family under whose veloped around a central square ownership it was "Victorianized." After almost a century in posses. Academic (Second Empire) style sion of the Metcalfs, the house was purchased in 1929 by the Byron tower roof with its iron cresting T. Atwoods who restored it and improved it, adding a wing and ex- s istic elements speaks as a unifies panding the ell. i j l3, 3 1 4 t it S 418 Lafayette Street Salem, MA 01970 July 2 , 1987 Mr . Walter Powers Chairman Planning Board c/o Planning Department 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr . Powers, When I purchased my property at 418 Lafayette Street, which abutts the petitioner ' s property at 416 Lafayette Street , I did so only after extensive research. I was leaving a congested area on the Salem Common for the sole purpose of finding a secluded living space offering peace and quiet within a protected naturalized area. I sought this not only for the enjoyment of our children but also for the health and well being of my husband who has various medically documented breathing and environmentally related problems which are highly exacerbated in congested living areas. When I located the property at 418 Lafayette Street, extensive research documented that the probability of future encroachment on the area was almost impossible. The neighborhood and the city itself had recently held on an appeal that even to convert the three family home at 418 Lafayette Street into condos would significantly alter the character of the neighborhood, even though the proposal was to leave the open land area intact. The opposition was spearheaded by none other than Jane Lyness herself. I carefully investigated the probability of future development on all abutting properties. The only immediately available open land areas were those properties at #416 and #418 . The realtor assured me that no prospective development would be allowed to occur at the neighboring #416 residence because of the success the owner of that property had had in preventing any alterations to the character of the neighborhood and given that no access road would be legal to allow dense development at the rear of that property. This was confirmed for me by both the city planner and the building inspector of the City of Salem prior to my purchase of my home -at 418 Lafayette Street in 1982. I also researched the historical aspects of the neighborhood and learned that the house at #416 was documented by the Essex institute to be the oldest house in South Salem, originally dating from 1762 . I felt this was even greater assurance of status quo protection. Surely, I felt, the planning department of one of America' s most Page 1 of 2 i Page 2 of 2 architectually signiEicant communities would not allow the dese- cration or alteration of one of its most historic and outstanding properties. Furthermore, the city had already set a precedent by disallowing " character" changes to the newer 1905 property directly abutting it . On that basis, I went ahead with my purchase. I have now learned that the previous assurances and precedents may not be honored. After half a decade of extensive repairs and renovations to almost every square inch of my secluded home, I am learning of a proposed assault which will mean the creation of a totally different health and living environment for my family. If approved, we will simply have to move. Who, I wonder, is willing to reimburse the substantial loss I will incurr on the value of my property due to such a destructive action? And who will reimburse the many other people who will suffer in order that only one person will be well enriched? Sincerely , y� / udith Picciotto P. S. It is noteworthy that the owner of the property in question recently purchased a large home in Vermont and has placed her Salem property up for sale. Clearly , what Mrs. Lyness would not tolerate for herself, she is perfectly willing to leave behind. CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT: #P 426 534 194 J <osEO �11£ �c'IlElti (�r££n DATE: aL4 , /9S / TO: Board of Health Fire-Department Conservation Commission Police Department Engineering Department -v/ School Department FROM: Beth Debski, Planning Department RE: Form B (Preliminary Plan) Enclosed is an application for a preliminary subdivision plan. Your comments would be extremely helpful in evaluation of the plan prior to submission by the applicant of a Definitive Subdivision-Plan. Your comments within the next F u-t - ^ days would be very much appreciated. Thank you. E608 • �. 1PY { (llitg of 'ixlem, �Rflttsstrtl� se##s etty pail jsaum' las Uh=etts 01910 M = CJ-f NOTICE TO BE ATTACHED TO FORM "B" APPLICATIONS a See Form "B" applications for i —o complete instructions for filing. > s cn co All insertions shall be typewritten —� or printed neatly in ink. Date: June 24, 1987 City Clerk Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Dear Sir: I hand you herewith two copies of Form B, an application submitted by me this day to the Plan- ning Board of the City of Salem requesting a tentative approval, by the Planning Board, of a prelim- inary plan filed with this application. The subdivision shown on the plan is tentatively designated as 'PsaLim---quh,liui Ginn--elan-Jane Lvness 1 and is located on streets now and/or tentatively known as ------- —-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (insert streets and street or lot numbers) in Ward -------2------------------------ Signature of Owner -- lJ"'.2 1. �4=1-6f �l 5 -------------------------------- Street Address 416__ City/Town and State salemr 4174---------------------------------------------------- 744-8265 TelephoneNumber ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- c ^q°' fizi#g of Salem, 'Massar4noE##s Planning Poartb Citu fall Aalem, �lassatlluaeifs D14TD FORM B APPLICATION FOR TENTATIVE APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY PLAN In accordance with the provisions of Section 111-A K the applicant must file, by delivery or registered a n N mail, a Notice with the City Clerk stating the date cn of the submission for such determination. The no- ?� tice shall be attached to two copies of this Form B n —' application. The notice and both copies of the appli- c m cation must be "date stamped"by the City Clerk and 3 then one copy of this Form B, with the Plan, filed s with the Planning Board by the applicant. All o` m notices and applications shall be typewritten or neatly printed in ink. Salem, Mass., _-June__24,-----—__— ------19B-7___ To the Planning Board: The Undersigned herewith submits the accompanying Preliminary Plan of property located in the City of Salem for tentative approval as a subdivision as allowed under the Subdivision Control Law and the Rules and Regulations Governing the Subdivision of Land of the Planning Board in the City of Salem. 1. Name of Subdivider Tang Sgeness__—_—_.____—_ ----------------------------------------------------- Address -_-416_Lafayette_Street,__Salem__MA___01970______ 2. Name of Engineer or Surveyor --Rohert__Bowman---------------------------------- —----—_____________ Address _______________181_Essex_ Street,__Salem,__MA 01970 3. Deed of property recorded in --------------------------Essex-Cnunt_y-----------------------_---__------ Registry, Book ------- Page -------------------- 4. Location and Description of Property: __41fi--Lafayette_Street-------------—-----—_—----------------- ----- 5. All streets and abutting lot lines shall be shown on the Plan with the names and addresses of the abutting Owners. ////�� Signature of Owner�Lfz/L�, ----- --- X��—_v ------------- Address _--416- faget;te-Street------------- Telephone Number 7"—a2C,5---------------------- -------------- A list of the names and addresses of the abutters of this subdivision is attached, which shall be attested to by the surveyor. Verification will be made by the Planning Board. r r - . F� ECLIVED JUN 1 q ;�?ti SERAFINI AND SERAFINI ATTORNEYS AT LAW � vziz;r R2deuzlap�zzt A!jIh. 63 FEDERAL STREET --' - `-� SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R.5ERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN R.SERAFINI,JR. 744-0212 JOHN E.DARLING 561-2743 DANIEL H. REICH AREA CODE 517 ALAN H. DAVIS June 19, 1987 Ms. Beth Debsky Planning Board Salem Green Salem, MA Dear Beth: Couldou r y prepare a Form B application so we can discuss this on the 2nd of July. Please review to see if we comply without waiver to the existing regulations. Sincerely, 9� John R. Serafini, Sr. JRSSr:mjb Enc. ,.; � ;� `��`' '/( 2 _. �V V m ,� � �� To A.M. Date Time P.M. WHILE YOU WERE OUT M of Phone Area Code Number Exte�ion TELEPHONED PLEASE CALL CALLED TO SEE YOU WILL CALL AGAIN WANTS TO SEE YOU RUSH RETURNED YOUR CALL Message Operator OUallty JAY-MMEPapas 418 Lafayette St. Salem, MA 01 70 JON a 1980 June 24, 1986 SALEj' Mr. Gerald Kavanaugh City Planner 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Kavenaugh, It has 'just'rbeen brought to my attention that your office will soon be requested to authorize a public road between my property and that of my abutter at 416 Lafayette Street. Please be advised that there is overwhelming opposition to such a detri- mental development by the entire neighborhood. There are several well founded reasons for this strong opposition, only one of which is the extreme danger such a creation would pose to the students at the private school located at the rear of number 416. Such a road would irrevocably and adversly affect the entire character of the neighborhood in several ways. A petition to that effect is currently in circulation and will be forwarded to you shortly. Thank you for your attention. Sincerely, Orpcci�to SP/as Certified Register Receipt #P 042 942 655 PUBLIC WORKS . U PLY 0.1 INC. MAI ir PFAC 27 GARDEN STREET—DANVff PS;M SS.01 23 (61]J 7772110 BRANCH OFF] ES 156 PANE ROAD—NEWINGTONICO N_06111 (203)6670894 400 SO.MAIN ST.—FRANKLIN . .03235-(60 3)9346622 "4J6e`�angcsl9nvenlay.9n�Aew£ngPand 6� n4Uahs SueQP�'�—�'� - j �I c4- i6 60- L11& -- r a, 7— � 5 �Ua__24� —DISTRIBUTOR FOR— AMERICAN-DARLING HAYS DRESSER FLANGED PIPING Hydrants Brass Couplings Fittings Gate&Check Valves Boxes And And Topping Sleeves Meter Yokes Repair Sleeves Valves WATTS—Back Flow Preventive Devices NORTHSTAR — SDR 35—PVC Sewer Pipe FERNCO — Sewer Repair Couplings TRINITY VALLEY— M.J.-Fig.and R.T.Fittings STANDARD—Retalner Glands—Kwik Flange NORTHSTAR AOUALITE— Pvc#C-906 Pipe VICTAULIC—Groove Fittings&Couplings U.S.PIPE— Ductile Iron Pipe and Fittings BUFFALO TYPE CURB&GATE BOXES DUCTILE IRON PIPE STEEL TAPPING SLEEVES YARDLEY PLASTIC TUBING CAST IRON&DUCTILE IRON FITTINGS STAR TIE—BOLTS �.f 1 ` SERAFINI AND SERAFINI ATTORNEYS AT LAW 63 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 JOHN R.SERAFINI, SR. TELEPHONE JOHN R. SERAFINI, JR. 744-0212 JOHN E. DARLING 581-2743 DANIEL H. REICH - AREA CODE 617 ALAN H. DAVIS April 8, 1987 Ilrr�a„ Oc�,tiK Mr. -- Planning Department City of Salem One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Enclosed please find proposed plan for division of property of Jane Lyness together with memo from Essex Survey. Could you please review with Beth and Gerry and indicate likelihood of obtaining requested waivers. Sincerely, h R. Serafini, Sr. JRSSr:mjb cc: Jane Lyness ytS:a 1 : .t Al i FROM MEND LE44ED ESSEX SURVEY SERVICE, INC. SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 744-3010 TO DATE / C SUBJECT: fc��a��✓/J/a . o L J o' cv- foo ��✓r � � ,r �.r�✓fi.-, `j-��r, �^ d�l�� f - (,l/ /'t ad {tea✓i �r tva p f(ql( orI-aJ/ / wh 4J(W AjC✓ _ 6 � . Vol l ..+r..l'' ►t� xM y�vii �4 14 _,_ -_ .. -F:.'_. ,.., --...._ .1:. a•t<`�f ad .ri:. . r pr w .. :ai:A �, :.._ ._ ., .. ..i '.... -.., ,. .-,....,. •.. .,. :, ,. I rt`A.'2c s: r a y .... 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