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6 RIVERWAY ROAD - BUILDING INSPECTION 7�``- �4 G � `"�y 6 Riverway road � f JOSEPH A. BACHOROWSKI ATTORNEY AT LAW THE MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING 70 WASHINGTON STREET, SUITE 210 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (508)7445100 August 21, 1996 Mr. Leo E. Tremblay City of Salem Public Property Department One Salem Green Salem, Massachusetts 01970 RE: Ronald Harrison 450 Lafayette Street Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. Tremblay: Mr. Harrison has left with me a copy of your letter to him dated August 19,1996. Please be advised that your letter concerns rental property at 6 Riverway Road. The tenants of the property have a month to month tenancy and a rental agreement calling for a 60 day notice of termination of tenancy. A letter of termination of that tenancy has already been sent to the tenants. As a result, the tenancy will expire at the end of October and hopefully, the tenants will have vacated the premise and the problem will be resolved. If you have any further questions or inquiries, please contact me directly. Yours very truly, Jo?esl . Bachorowski JA cc: Ronald Harrison 450 Lafayette Street Salem, MA 01970 1 o� Titig of 3 ��a t. tt sttcl�usP t tluhlic Properiq Department iguiibina i3epartment (One tbaltm (&rein 500-745-9595 Ext. 300 Leo E. Tremblav Director of Public Propertv Inspector of Building Zoning Enforcement Officer August 19, 1996 Ronald Harrison 450 Lafayette Street Salem, Mass. 01970 RE: 6 Riverway Road Dear ^`.r. Harrison: Due to a complaint received through the Neighborhood Improvement Committee hot line, I conducted an inspection of the above mentioned property and found the following violations: 1. You have more than three (3) unrelated persons living in one dwelling unit at the above mentioned address. You must cease & desist from doing so at once, per Article (B) Section 2-2 of the City of Salem Zoning Ordinance. (Copy enclosed) . 2. You have five i5) boats being stored on front and side of vard. This is not permitted per Section 16-24 of the City of Salem Code of Ordinance. (Copy enclosed) . ?lease notify this department within fifteen ( 15 ) days upon receipt of this setter as to what course of action you will take to rectify these violations, railure to do so will result in legal action being taken against vou. Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Leo E. Tremblav /T Inspector of Bui,�dings LET: scm cc: .;ane Guy Councillor Blair, Ward 7 Captain Blake (b) On public school grounds, public property, park property, playgrounds, conservation areas, wetland areas, recreational areas, historic fort areas, including Fort Lee and Fort Pickering, and golf courses without express provision or permission to do so in writing by the proper public authority; (c) In a manner so as to create loud, unnecessary or unusual noise so as to disturb or interfere with the peace and quiet of other persons; (d) In a careless, reckless or negligent manner so as to endan- ger the life safety of any person or the property of any other person. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1; Ord. of 6-23-83, § 1) Sec. 16-22. Penalty for violation of section 16.21. (a) Any person who violates any provision of the preceding section shall be fined for each offense not more than fiftv dollars • ($ . (b) A (b) Any person who willfully or knowingly violates any provi- sion of the preceding section shall be fined for each offense a sum of not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) and not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00). (c) Each day of violation of any provision of the preceding section shall constitute a separate offense. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1) Sec. 16-23. Other remedies. No provision of the preceding two (2) sections shall be con- strued to impair any common law or statutory cause of action, or legal remedy therefrom, of any person for injury or damage arising from any violation of the preceding two (2) sections or from other law. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1) Sec. 16-24.—Keeping b ndoned and/or fl-7—discarded; _.:. • No person shall park, store, keep, or leave, or allow that there be parked, stored, kept, or left, any unregistered motor vehicle, Supp.No. 23 1127 E 18.24 SALEM CODE § 1&24 trailer or boat of any kind within the city for a period of more than fifteen (15) days if said vehicle, trailer or boat which has been abandoned or discarded, and the vehicle, trailer or boat has been posted and recorded as being on the property for at least fifteen (15)days, the owner of the vehicle, trailer or boat, or the owner of the property shall be ordered in writing by the authority having jurisdiction, namely the police and fire departments to immedi- ately remove such vehicle, trailer or boat from the property, unless any one (1) of the following conditions has been fulfilled: (a) Said vehicle, trailer or boat is registered in the Common- wealth of Massachusetts or in any other state,and also has displayed thereon a valid windshield inspection sticker,so called,as required by Section 7A of Chapter 90 for vehicles, and paragraph 3 of Chapter 90B for boats of the General Laws, or by the laws of the state registration. (b) Said vehicle, trailer or boat is contained in an enclosed building, or otherwise out of the view of the public or of abutters. (c) A license has been granted under Chapter 140 of the General Laws in connection with the motor vehicle busi- ness or junk business. Any person wishing to park, store, keep, or leave one (1) such vehicle, trailer, or boat in excess of fifteen (15) days must first apply for and obtain written approval from the chief of police, or Ere chief, or their authorized designees. Such approval shall not exceed one(1)calendar year(three hundred sixty-five(365)days); however,upon reapplication,the chief of police or the fire chief,or ;:Heir authorized designees may reissue said approval for an additional calendar year. Any person aggrieved by a denial of the chief of police or the fire ief for approval to store such a vehicle,trailer or boat in excess fifteen (15)days or any person wishing to store two(2)or more =.^h vehicles, trailers or boats for any length of time, may seek a_-proval from the city council by filing a written request for same the office of the city clerk.If the city council renders a denial to ti:=� request, it shall order the authority having jurisdiction p:*ahcelfire)to have the vehicle(s),trailer(s),boat(s)removed from . e property. ,. so. 23 1128 § 16-24 "IiSl=l. VNEOUS PROVISIONS AND OFFENSES 16-26 Any person violating any provision of this section shall be punished by a fine of fifty dollars($50.00).Each day said violation continues after a conviction shall constitute a separate offense. (Ord.of 11-8-84,§ 1; Ord.of 1-10-85,§ 1;Ord.of 9-24-92, § 1;Ord. of 11-9-92, §§ 1, 2; Ord. of 9-22-94, § 1; Ord. of 1-26-95, §§ 1, 2) Editor's note—An ordinance adopted Nov. 8, 1984,not specifically amenda- tory of the Code, has been included herein as § 16.24, at the discretion of the editor. Cross reference--.funk collectors and dealers, Ch.14. Sec. 16-25. Reserved. Sec. 16-26. Repairing or dismantling of motor vehicles on a public way. No person shall repair or dismantle a registered motor vehicle on a public way or public property, except such minor emergency repairs as the changing of a tire and adding of oil or fluids if said vehicle is not parked in a location as to cause a hazard to other vehicles. Any person violating this provision, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00). (Ord. of 9-17-87, § 1) (The next page is 11491 Supp.No. 23 1129 Art II - SA! FV >nN`­ ARTICLE 1I. DEFINITIONS incidental and subordinate to, the principal building or use. Sec. 2.1. General rules. Alterations, structural: Any change or rear- For the purposes of this ordinance, the following rangement in the supporting members of a general rules shall be adhered to in interpreting building, such as bearing walls, coiumns, beams certain commonly used words: or girders. fl) The word person includes a firm, associa• Amusement arcade: Any lot licensed to main- tion, organization, partnership, trust, com- tain three(3) or more commercial amusement de- pany or corporation. as well as an indi- vices that are regulated by Section 177A of vidual. Chapter 140 of the General Laws. (2) The word shall is mandatory;the word may Amusements, commercicl: Any amusement de- is permissive. vice licensed under the provision of Massachu- i31 The words used or occupied include the setts General Laws, Chapter 140, Section 177A. words intended, designed or arranged to be Automobile service station: Any area of land. used or occupied. including structures thereon,used as a retail place of business engaged in supplying goods and ser- 4; The word lot includes the words plot or vices essential for the normal operation of a motor parcel: the word building includes the word vehicle, including the dispensing of gas and oil, structure, and the word land includes the the servicing and replacement of tires, batteries word marsh. and other automobile accessories and washing and (3) The present tense includes the future tense; lubricating services, but not including body and the singular number includes the plural, fender work, painting or major motor repairs. and the plural number includes the sin- Building:Any structure having a roof supported gular. by columns or by walls and intended for the shelter, housing or enclosure of persons, animals Sec. 2.2. Selected terms and words. or chattel. (a! Words and./or terms not specifically defined Building, attached: A building having one (1) hereinafter in this section shall be defined in ao portion completely separated from another por- cordance with: tion by a division wall without openings. f1) The Dictionary of Architecture (latest edi. Building, detached: A building, usually an ac- tions, edited by Henry H. Saycor and pub- cessory building, having no direct attachment to lished by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New the principal building on the lot. York; and Building line:The line of a building face,which (2) If words and,or terms used herein are not face shall include cornices projecting more than listed in the architectural dictionary, the twelve(12)inches,balconies,sun parlors,covered definition shall be in accordance with the porches and entrances,whether enclosed or unen- latest edition of The Merriam-Webster Un- closed, but shall not include steps. abridged Dictionary, edited by G. &C.Mer- riam Co. and published by G. & C. Mer Building,principal: A building in which is con- riam Co., Springfield, Massachusetts. ducted the main or principal use of the lot on which said building is situated. b) For the purposes of this ordinance, certain terms or words used herein shall be interpreted as Capital improvements program:The capital im- follows: provements program shall be prepared by the plan- ning board, assisted by the planning department, Accessory building or use: A building or use on and approved by the mayor and the city council. the same lot with, and of a nature customarily This capital improvements program shall be in 4 i. a r DEFINITIONS SALEM ZONING ORDINANCE Art. II, § 2-2 seven-year incremental periods of effectiveness, Dormitory:A building having facilities to house not to exceed a total of twenty-one (21) years, for persons in single rooms or double rooms with the development of the city in accord with the common toilet and bathing facilities.The building master plan and official zoning map in order to may also have common rooms, recreation rooms, provide for maximum orderly, adequate and eco- self-service laundry facilities and snack kitchens. nomical provision of transportation, water, sew- erage,drainage,parks and recreation,schools,mu- Drive-in restaurants or snack bars: Any eating nicipal facilities and structures and other public establishment where commodities are consumed requirements. on the premises but outside the principal building. City. The City of Salem. Dwelling: A building designed or used as the living quarters for one (1) or more families. Clinic, medical or dental: A building or build- ings having facilities for diagnosis and minor treat- Dwelling, multi family: A building designed for ment of humans, as differentiated from hospitals. or occupied by three (3) or more families, with The building may have doctors' offices, x-ray separate housekeeping and cooking facilities for rooms, laboratories,operating room for minor sur- each. gery, kitchen and diet kitchen facilities. The Dwelling, multi family, garden type: A building building will primarily be used for "out patients" or ambulatory patients and not for convalescent designed for or occupied by three (3) or more fam- patients. However, not more than ten (10) beds ilies, but not more than eighteen (18) families, I may be provided for patients under diagnoses, for with separate housekeeping and cooking facilities uccupancy not to exceed four (4) days. for each. The buildings will further conform to the requirements of section 5-3(d)(5)herein.The terms Convalescent or nursing home: As defined by "town houses," "row houses," "attached houses" Section 71 of Chapter III of the General Laws: A and like terms shall be interpreted as being syn- convalescent or nursing home is defined as any onymous with the term "multifamily, garden institution, however named. whether conducted type." for charity or profit, which is advertised, an- nounced or maintained for the express or implied Dwelling, single-family:A detached building de- purpose of caring for three '31 or more persons signed for or occupied by one (1) family only. admitted thereto for purposes of nursing or con- valescent care. Dwelling, two-fmn.q:A building designed for or occupied by two (2: families only, with separate Developer: Any person who. having an interest housekeeping and cooking facilities for each. A in land. causes it directly or indirectly to be used so-called duplex dwelling,even though having two for residential development: or who directly or in- (2) separate entrances and street numbers, shall directly sells, leases or develops or offers to sell, be construed as being a single building. lease or develop or advertises for sale, lease or k development any lot, plot, parcel, site, unit or in- Dwelling unit:A building or portion thereof pro- development -for residential use. viding complete housekeeping and cooking facili- ties for one (1) family. Development permit: A permit to be issued to a developer by the planning board granting the right Family: One (1) or more persons occupying a to develop a given parcel of land for residential dwelling unit and living together as a single non- use after said parcel has been approved for such profit housekeeping unit;provided that a group of development as determined by the standards of three(3)or more persons who are not within some issuance for residential development contained degree of kinship shall not be deemed to consti- herein. tute a family. Development use, residential: The erection or Garage, private An enclosed space for the construction of dwellings on any plots, lots or par- parking or temporary storage of one (1) or more cels of land or any portion thereof. automobiles,except that one(1)space may be used 5 JOSEPH A. BACHOROWSKI ATTORNEY AT LAW THE MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING 7O WASHINGTON STREET, SUITE 210 Ji i % SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 UOE (605)7445100 �cGU�c� 19,9 August 22, 6 J 4 GGpi� Mr. William S. Hoffman Mr. Kevin J.T. Cunningham 5 Riverway Road Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Dear Mr. Hoffman: Dear Mr. Cunningham: This notice is to advise you that your landlord hereby gives notice to you that your tenancy is terminated effective October 31, 1996. This notice is sent and delivered to you in compliance with your written rental agreement dated June 22 , 1996. This is to. further advise that you have the contractual and legal obligation to pay rent for the months of September and October, 1996. The premises to be vacated consists of a single family home located and numbered 5 Riverway Road, Salem, Massachusetts 01970. Ronald B. Harrison by his attorney IhBachorowski ( dam 3 Cnitg of t�zlcau, fttssac4usctts tlublic Vrnpertg Department A3uilbing Department (One 6alem Careen 508-745-9595 Ext. 300 Leo E. Tremblay Director of Public Property Inspector of Building Zoning Enforcement Officer August 19, 1996 Ronald Harrison 450 Lafayette Street Salem, Mass. 01970 RE:-6 Riverway Road` Dear hr. Harrison: Due to a complaint received through the Neighborhood Improvement Committee hot line, I conducted an inspection of the above mentioned property and found the following violations: 1 . You have more than three (3) unrelated persons living in one dwelling unit at the above mentioned address. You must cease & desist from doing so at once, per Article (B) Section 2-2 of the City of Salem Zoning Ordinance. (Copy enclosed) . 2. You have five (5) boats being stored on front and side of yard. This is not permitted per Section 16-24 of the City of Salem Code of Ordinance. (Copy enclosed) . Please notify this department within fifteen (15) days upon receipt of this letter as to what course of action you will take to rectify these vioiations. Failure to do so will result in legal action being taken against von. Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, Leo E. Tremblay Inspector of Bui, ings LET: scm cc: Jane Guy Councillor Blair, Ward 7 Captain Blake ?0 . - - AM. _ - -- .- .-. MW (b) On public school grounds, public property, park property, playgrounds, conservation areas, wetland areas, recreational areas, historic fort areas, including Fort Lee and Fort Pickering, and golf courses without express provision or permission to do so in writing by the proper public authority; (c) In a manner so as to create loud, unnecessary or unusual noise so as to disturb or interfere with the peace and quiet of other persons; (d) In a careless, reckless or negligent manner so as to endan- ger the life safety of any person or the property of any other person. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1; Ord. of 6-23-83, § 1) Sec. 16-22. Penalty for violation of section 16.21. (a) Any person who violates any provision of the preceding section shall be fined for each offense not more than fiftv dollars $50.00). (b) Any person who willfully or knowingly violates any provi- sion of the preceding section shall be fined for each offense a sum of not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) and not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00). (c) Each day of violation of any provision of the preceding section shall constitute a separate offense. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1) Sec. 16-23. Other remedies. No provision of the preceding two (2) sections shall be con- strued to impair any common law or statutory cause of action, or legal remedy therefrom, of any person for injury or damage arising from any violation of the preceding two (2) sections or from other law. (Ord. of 12-27-79, § 1) Sec. 16.24:'Kee`piag dfunregi`siered,, abandoned_and/or % discarded. __� • No person shall park, store, keep, or leave, or allow that there be parked, stored, kept, or left, any unregistered motor vehicle, Supp. No. 23 1127 : PROVISIONS AMU OFFENSES :16-26 Any person violating any provision of this section shall be punished by a fine of fifty dollars($50.00).Each day said violation continues after a conviction shall constitute a separate offense. (Ord.of 11-8-84,§ 1; Ord. of 1-10-85,§ 1;Ord. of 9-24-92, § 1; Ord. of 11-9-92, §§ 1, 2; Ord. of 9-22-94, § 1; Ord. of 1.26-95, §§ 1, 2) Editor's note—An ordinance adopted Nov. 8, 1984. not specifically =enda- tory of the Code, has been included herein as § 16-24, at the discretion of the editor. Cross reference—Junk collectors and dealers,Ch.14. Sec. 16.25. Reserved. Sec. 16-26. Repairing or dismantling of motor vehicles on a public way. No person shall repair or dismantle a registered motor vehicle on a public way or public property, except such minor emergency repairs as the changing of a tire and adding of oil or fluids if said vehicle is not parked in a location as to cause a hazard to other vehicles. Any person violating this provision, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00). (Ord. of 9-17-87, § 1) [The next page is 11491 Supp,No. 23 1129 Ari. II c_u r\f 7n\-..-1 no*..,...-ter ..-_-_... . . ARTICLE 1I. DEFINITIONS incidental and subordinate to, the principal building or use. Sec. 2.1. General rules. Alterations, structural: Any change or rear- For the purposes of this ordinance,the following rangement in the supporting members of a general rules shall be adhered to in interpreting building, such as bearing walls, columns, beams certain commonly used words: or girders. (1) The word person includes a firm, associa- Amusement arcade: Any lot licensed to main- tion, organization, partnership, trust, corn- tain three (3) or more commercial amusement de- pany or corporation, as well as an indi- vices that are regulated by Section 177A of vidual, Chapter 140 of the General Laws. (2) The word shall is mandatory; the word may Amusements, commercial: Any amusement de- is permissive. vice licensed under the provision of Massachu- (3= The wards used or occupied include the setts General Laws, Chapter 140, Section 177A. words intended, designed or arranged to be Automobile service station: Any area of land, used or occuDied. including structures thereon,used as a retail place of business engaged in supplying goods and ser- A� The word le: includes the words plot or vices essential for the normal operation of a motor parcel; the word building includes the word vehicle, including the dispensing of gas and oil, structure, and the word land includes the the servicing and replacement of tires, batteries word marsh, and other automobile accessories and washing and (51 The present tense includes the future tense; lubricating services, but not including body and the singular number includes the plural, fender work, painting or major motor repairs. and the plural number includes the sin- Building:Any structure having a roof supported gular. by columns or by walls and intended for the shelter, housing or enclosure of persons, animals Sec. 2.2. Selected terms and wards. or chattel. al Words and/Or -erns not specifically defined Building, attached: A building having one Q) hereinafter in this section shall be defined in ac- portion completely separated from another por- cordance with: tion by a division wall without openings. fl! The Dictionam of Architecture (latest edi- Building, detached: A building, usually an ac- tion). edited by Henry H.-Saycor and pub- cessory building, having no direct attachment to lished by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New the principal building on the lot. York: and Building line:The line of a building face,which (21 If words and or terms used herein are not face shall include cornices projecting more than listed in the architectural dictionary, the twelve(12)inches,balconies, sun parlors,covered definition shall be in accordance with the porches and entrances,whether enclosed or unen. latest edition of The Merriam-Webster Un- closed, but shall not include steps. abridged Dictionary, edited by G. &C.Mer. riam Co. and published by G. & C. Mer- Building,principal:A building in which is con- riam Co., Springfield, Massachusetts, ducted the main or principal use of the lot on which said building is situated. (b) For the purposes of this ordinance, certain terms or words used herein shall be interpreted as Capital improvements program:The capital im- follows: provements program shall be prepared by the plan- ning board, assisted by the planning department, Accessory building or use: A building or use on and approved by the mayor and the city council. the same lot with, and of a nature customarily This capital improvements program shall be in 4 i. a DEFINITIONS SALEM ZONING ORDINANCE Art. II, § 2-2 seven-year incremental periods of effectiveness, Dormitory:A building having facilities to house not to exceed a total of twenty-one (21) years, for persons in single rooms or double rooms with the development of the city in accord with the common toilet and bathing facilities. The building master plan and official zoning map in order to may also have common rooms, recreation rooms, provide for maximum orderly, adequate and eco- self-service laundry facilities and snack kitchens. nomical provision of transportation, water, sew- erage,drainage,parks and recreation,schools, mu- Drive-in restaurants or snack bars: Any eating nicipal facilities and structures and other public establishment where commodities are consumed requirements. on the premises but outside the principal building. City: The City of Salem. NDwellin}A building designed or used as the living quarters for one (1) or more families. Clinic, medical or dental: A building or build- ings having facilities for diagnosis and minor treat- Dwelling, multi family: A building designed for ment of humans. as differentiated from hospitals. or occupied by three (3) or more families, with The building may have doctors' offices, x-ray separate housekeeping and cooking facilities for rooms, laboratories,operating room for minor sur- each. gery, kitchen and diet kitchen facilities. The Dwelling, multi family, garden type: A building building will primarily be used for "out patients" or ambulatory patients and not for convalescent designed for or occupied by three (3) or more fam- patients. However, not more than ten (10) beds ilies, but not more than eighteen i18) families, may be provided for patients under diagnoses, for with separate housekeeping and cooking facilities occupancy not to exceed four (4) days. for each. The buildings will further conform to the requirements of section 5-3(d)(5)herein.The terms Convalescent or nursing home: As defined by "town houses," "row houses," "attached houses" Section 71 of Chapter III of the General Laws: A and like terms shall be interpreted as being syn- convalescent or nursing home is defined as any onymous with the term "multifamily, garden institution. however named, whether conducted type." for charity or profit, which is advertised, an- nounced or maintained for the express or implied Dwelling, single-familp:A detached building de- purpose of caring for three (3) or more persons signed for or occupied by one (1) family only. admitted thereto for purposes of nursing or con- Dwelling,two-family:A building designed for or valescent care. occupied by two (21 families only, with separate Developer. Any person who, having an interest housekeeping and cooking facilities for each. A in land. causes it directly or indirectly to be used so-called duplex dwelling,even though having two for residential development; or who directly or in- (2) separate entrances and street numbers, shall directly sells, leases or develops or offers to sell, be construed as being a single building. lease or develop or advertises for sale, lease or E development any lot, plot, parcel, site, unit or in- Dwelling unit:A building or portion thereof pro- development -for residential use. viding complete housekeeping and cooking facili- ties for one (1) family. Development permit A permit to be issued to a developer by the planning board grantingthe right Family:On`e (1) or more persons occupying a to develop a given parcel of land for residential dwelling unit and living together as a single non- use after said parcel has been approved for such profit housekeeping unit;provided that a group of development as determined by the standards of three(3) or more persons who are not within some issuance for residential development contained degree of kinship shall not be deemed to consti- herein, tute a family. Development use, residential: The erection or Garage, private: An enclosed space for the construction of dwellings on any plots, lots or par- parking or temporary storage of one (1) or more COS of land or any portion thereof. automobiles,except that one(1)space may be used 5 NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT TASK FORCE REFERRAL I=ORM Date: ` �a �iG�iCr .` Kon2�d �F�rYISJt, �r Address: /� Pi Complaint: fr La =1.€� n r �z� , re tr ti ti Q L=11 Q41 �/O -n r-''ld _ i.`_.7�L.t ._4 ct P t Lr 6 `� `•° !,�P"�{—L ZLty,'�.yhf� �n f=G-�q- >r i-s ci > Y�/U ria E ( 2f� f ,. T dst r _ Ge1i G � y Ctomplat all IYtr r (�' t— Phone#:_ri/ ' k._C: 61 yAddress of Complainant: I �y FDAVID SHEA, CHAIRMAN KEVIN HARVEY z BUILDING INSPECTO ELECTRICAL DEPARTh1ENT FIRE PREVENTION CITY SOI ICTTOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT SALEM ROUSING AUTHORITY ANIMAL CONTROL OL CE DEPARTMENT PLANNING DEPARTMENT ASSESS Al TREASURER/COLLEC'T'OR DPW WARD COUNCILLOR DAN GEARY SHADE TREE PLEASE CHECK THE ABOVE REFERENCED COMPLAIN r AND RESPOND TO DAVE SHEA WITHIN ONE WEEK, THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE. AC'T'ION: