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MASSACHUSETTS 01970 15081 745-9595 EXT. 311 July 15 , 1993 Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savickey: I have recently inspected the work completed at 3 Eaton Plance and find it to be in accordance with your approved Certificate. We look forward to the completion of the staining work this August. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Richard Oedel Chairman Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, Ma. 01970 July 6, 1993 RECEIVED Salem Historic Commission JUL 9 1993 One Salem Green Sworn i"anr1h,g, �opk Salem, Ma. 01970 Salem Historic Commission; On June 3, 1993 1 sent a letter to you, letter enclosed, concerning renovation work to side and rear fire exits located at 3 Eaton Place, Salem. At that time I requested from you confirmation of your approval of these carpentry renovations. To date I have not received this confirmation from your commission. Once again please send to me approval of the carpentry work completed so that I will be able to continue the staining work that is scheduled to be completed by the end of August. Thank You, Richard Savickey Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, Ma. 01970 CEwe® June 3, 1993 \9�3 � OeQ�' Salem Historic Commissionm One Salem Green Salem, Ma. 01970 Salem Historic Commission, Please be advised that the carpentry renovations to the rear and side fire exits at 3 Eaton Place, Salem have been completed. The staining work will be completed by the end of August as requested in my letter to the Salem Historical Commission dated March 2, 1993. Upon your inspection of the carpentry work I would request that you send to me confirmation of your approval. Thank You, Richard Savickey Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, Ma. 01970 Salem Historic Commission One Salem Green Salem, Ma. 01970 Salem Historic Commission; The staining work to fire escapes at 3 Eaton Place has been completed by August 31 , 1993 as agreed. Please send a letter to me indicating your approval of this work. Thank You, Richard Savickey G '� (5r �® avc-VtA" SAukc%te 'a rljTaN PL-Ac f- - aP-AP, s-rAtiewAyS - - -Aiuti4 DeTAlL - - -- -axil -PT-Top zaJL _ -- $eT OA) Tap VF Posli n 42 z x$ P T F2 AYIe P T Pos rs _ 3otr�b rb zx8 P FA e - _ Idly PT BA��s<<RS B�rwec„ Borza, c SPAccD E��R.� co" Rrli� Awd DeGK DRtFTwoob e-lze 07 y QTW _ ST&irV- _ E i i I J -' _i r, 1 i it it 11 1 Lim zxFl PT pec�C�v4 DeckIn,G - Ovcl tut &l �L-EgAe- F e,�n e A 20 ��y PT PosT Locarlon, $ _— I a I 3 i i � . 't F �_ � i � � r� i I i � r 1 i i i � _ � I I i- Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA. 01970 November 6, 1991 Salem Historic Commission; Reguarding the repair and rebuilding of an existing fire escape on the rear of 3 Eaton Place, Salem, I would like to submit the enclosed plans. The building, 3 Eaton Place, is a six unit residential property with the rear emergency fire escape serving the two units on the third floor. I have been out of the country and out of the state for most of October and part of November, having returned yesterday November 5, 1991 . Please be advised that I have every intention of co-operating with all departments of the city including the Salem Historic Commission. I met with the building inspecter in early September, 1991 . His concern is that the emergency fire escape be in a sound condition to provide a secondary exit from these two units. I would like to point out that although my building is located in a Historic District it is set away from public ways and blocked by other building in a way that allows it very little impact on the area. The Historic District boundary follows the rear of my building, and my rear abutter, Murphy's Funeral Home , is not in the Historic District. The only time of the year that any of this emergency exit is visible from any public way is in fall and winter after the leaves have fallen from the trees that screen this fire exit. Even at that time of year it is hardly noticable. To improve the condition of the existing fire escape , a change in design to part of the fire escape was needed. The existing basic design of detail is to remain. Sincerely, Richard Savickey 3 EATON P�-AGc.. pRoPoS � D Flo" t-- MAjiv Eiv72ANL� Tc Au Siz6 urvtYS Sc2v,,L t'wU VN ITS sSeCo,-`13A.e, Et17-S SLQJ,NL, Tw0 V,VIr$ SCS-CND rfiR/ �Stco NO Aay ExiT [Y.1 S C'1VINC ONL VN� � SC,QVIN(t ONL UN{T REA2 RF_AJ2 V � e-w ' sTAt9S AND � ! P�A-rFo2r�s ro c TO 6 ADo� D $ems c r oma, of Pc:C� 19� To N o o ea 14 7' PROPOSED REPAIR AND REBUILDING OF THE EXISTING FIRE ESCAPE AT 3 EATON PLACE, TO REAR OF BUILDING, TO SERVE AS A SECONDARY EXIT FOR BOTH THIRD FLOOR APARTMENTS. - Remove the stairs and ladders of the existing fire escape. The six existing support brackets as shown in the plan are to remain. - The stairs, starting at grade , will have ten steps to the first platform, the stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 92" and a rise of 83/8". - The first platform will be 5' x 3' , 2x8 construc- tion, with 4x4 supports. - Nine step' s will run from this platform to the next platform. These stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 92" and a rise of 83/8". - The second platform will be 4' x 4 ' , 2x8 construc- tion with 4x4 supports. - Six steps will run from the second platform to the main platform. These stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 9z" and a rise of 83/8" . - The final platform 30 ' x 3 ' will be 2x8 construc- tion using the metal supports as shown. Eight feet of this deck is to be added to the existing 22 ' and using the same detail to this 8 ' section as is presently existing. - All lumber will be pressure treated and three 2 x 12 stringers will be used to support each run of stairs. - Handrail and baluster detail is shown in the enclosed drawing' s. 3 EAToN PLAN EXIS i iN k Fxk T s A" D Re A2 F't2E ESC-APF- To SC-APEro ALS Stx- uniTS Sc2v,,...4 Two $ecvNgA2Y FtiTS U,vI - ' S Se2�,N4 rwo �NLrS SecoNDAQY Ex�T SccuNOA21/ EFiT Se RV N4 ONL UN1 z SG�VING UNL VN1 2Ea r� CZ F A fZ v t F- I EY.ts ri, k Fi 2c I FSC-APcS oN R�h2 ct Dul �DkNCL zs SiX Ex�Sr ,C McTAL S�PPozTS BOO TCD To �4 40 SIE zo �� NAivdPLA Afvb BALLVSTe2S PT �{X 4 P T I 'gxI 'v P 5PAceo AT Oxy PT 2X8 PT E,-15TIN4 IICTA - SU ! P,, 2T Q2Akc-LT-S' 3 3 1R arvGLe I RorJ 41 z w oe- wi -, Pt 3to' FLU e- V e M'Cowon4� Salem Historical Commission 3a � CITY HALL. SALEM. MASS 01970 IMNS V0�4M CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [ ] ; reconstruction [x] ; demolition [ ] ; moving [ ]; alteration [ ]; painting [ ]; sign or other appurtenant fixture [ ] work as described below in the . . . McIntire Historic District. (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 3 Eaton Place Name of Record Owner: Richard Savickey DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Reconstruction of rear egress as proposed in drawings dated 11/6/92 with railings to be changed as per drawing dated 2/19/92. Conditional that the stairways be painted a solid body stain as close as possible to the body color of the building and that painting be completed by 7/31/92. Non-applicable due to being essentially a replication of what was there (minor modification of existing condition. Construction of side staircase (North Street side) as completed. Conditional that railings be changed as per drawing dated 2/19/92 and that it be painted a solid body stain as close as possible to the body color of the building and that painting be completed by 7/31/92. Non-applicable due to being essentially non-visible from a public way. It is also suggested that a railing be placed on the lower porch and the railing down the stairs to match and that lattice be placed below the staircase. does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act (MA. Gen. Law, Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings prior to commencing. Dated: February 24, 1992 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION gy i Chairman Chairman �Wbl i� Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 01970 15081 745-9595 EXT.311 March 8 , 1993 Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savickey: Thank you for your letter of March 2, 1993 regarding 3 Eaton Place. At its regular meeting of March 3 , 1993, the Salem Historical Commission reviewed your request to extend the deadline for the completion of work outlined in your Certificate of Appropriateness . The Commission unanimously voted to approve the extension until May 31, 1993 for the carpentry work and August 31 , 1993 for the staining. Please be advised that a Clerk' s Certificate of Violation (as described in our last correspondence) will be filed on June 1, 1993 if the work is incomplete or does not satisfy the requirements of the Certificate of Appropriateness . Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Annie C. Harris Chairman Richard Savickey RECEWE ti 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA. 01970 MAR 3 1993 March 2, 1993 .Salem Nlarnung Uepe. Salem Historic Commission One Salem Green Salem, Ma. 01970 Salem Historic Commission; On February 19, 1992 the Salem Historic Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for the reconstruction of a rear egress at 3 Eaton Place. The certificate required that the work be completed by July 31, 1992. During the past year I did not anticipate other priorities that arose that caused this work at Eaton Place to progress at a very slow rate. The present economic condition's are not very favorable and the present housing rental market of which I am involved, is still performing poorly. Presently, I am not in a position to hire another contractor to complete this work to my building. A knee injury that put me out of commission for two months this past summer was only one item that 1 did not anticipate. During the months of August thru November I averaged eighty hours per week managing and maintaining my buildings. However, I was not able to get caught up enough to complete the work at Eaton Place. I would like to assure the commission that the work will be completed. And respectfully request an extension of time on the certificate of appropriateness issued on February 19, 1992. 1 intend to complete the work as agreed and request the extension as follows. By the end of May 1993 all of the remaining carpentry work will be completed. At this time, at the end of May, you could inspect this work. Although I do have a good portion of the pressure treated lumber, some of which is cut, it will take some time for it to dry out so that it could take a stain. Because of this, the staining work will be completed at the end of August at which time your final inspection would take place. Along with this requested extension I would also ask the Historic Commission not to instruct the clerk of the commission to record a clerk's certificate as to violation at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds as indicated in your letter dated February 3, 1993. The Historic Commission could wait until the end of May to take such action, at which time you will be inspecting the completed carpentry renovations. The stairway in question is presently in a sound condition providing a secondary exit from rental units at this address and there are not any unsafe conditions created in regard to this stairway. I thank the Salem Historic Commission for your time and co-operation. Sincerely, 1 Richard Savickey Jaiem 11iSrorical Commissi®n ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 0!97, 508)745-9595 ERT. 311 February 23 , 1993 Richard E . Savickey 36 Dearborn St. Salem, MA 01970 RE : 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savickey: On February 19 , 1992 , the Salem Historical Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for the reconstruction of a rear egress at 3 Eaton Place to correct a rear egress which had been recently replaced without approval by the Commission. The Certificate required that the work be completed by July 31, 1992 . However, as of this date, the violation still remains . At its regular meeting on Wednesday, February 3, 1993, the Salem Historical Commission unanimously voted that an egregious violation exists and to notify you of the Commission ' s instruction to the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk' s Certificate as to Violation at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds, thirty days from this date. The Clerk' s Certificate as to Violation will reference your property title. Please be advised that when the work in violation is addressed to the satisfaction of the Commission and the Commission has collected recording fees ( $20 . 58) , the Commission will vote that the violation has ceased and will instruct the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk' s Certificate as to Completion of Work at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds . Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Respectfully, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Annie C. Harris Chairman cc: City Solicitor City Clerk Building Inspector Regular mail s certified mail 'mic_m __-fisf®ric-, Commission February 23 , 1993 Richard E. Savickey 36 Dearborn St. Salem, MA 01970 RE : 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savickey: On February 19 , 1992 , the Salem Historical Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for the reconstruction of a rear egress at 3 Eaton Place to correct a rear egress which had been recently replaced without approval by the Commission. The Certificate required that the work be completed by July 31, 1992 . However, as of this date, the violation still remains . At its regular meeting on Wednesday, February 3, 1993, the Salem Historical Commission unanimously voted that an egregious violation exists and to notify you of the Commission' s instruction to the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk' s Certificate as to Violation at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds, thirty days from this date. The Clerk' s Certificate as to Violation will reference your property title. Please be advised that when the work in violation is addressed to the satisfaction of the Commission and the Commission has collected recording fees ( $20 . 58) , the Commission will vote that the violation has ceased and will instruct the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk' s Certificate as to Completion of Work at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds . Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Respectfully, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Annie C. Harris Chairman cc : City Solicitor City Clerk Building Inspector Regular mall s car ified mail Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SAL EM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 16171 745-9595,EXT.311 NOTICE OF DENIAL OF APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS RE : 3 Eaton Place On Wednesday, January 8, 1992 , the Salem Historical Commission, unanimously voted to deny an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness from Richard Savickey for the alteration of a secondary egress as was recently constructed at 3 Eaton Place. The denial was due to the secondary egress being historically inappropriate for the age and style of the house and being in contrary to the guidelines of the Salem Historical Commission. I attest that this is an accurate record of the vote taken, not amended or modified in any way to this date. January 9 , 1992 L Jan A. Guy Cl of the Co ission cc : Building Inspector City Clerk JG\JG\DENIAL2 a em . istoricai Commission :PIE SALE^.d GREEN.SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 ?03 745-9595 EXT. 311 NOTICE OF DENIAL OF APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP RE : 3 Eaton Place On Wednesday, February 19, 1992 , the Salem Historical Commission, unanimously voted to deny an application for a Certificate of Hardship from Richard Savickey for the reconstruction of a rear egress at 3 Eaton Place. The denial was due to the work requiring approval under a Certificate of Non-applicability. I attest that this is an accurate record of the vote taken, not amended or modified in any way to this date. February 24 , 1992 ' -'- Jane' A. Guy Cleri of the Zommission cc: Building Inspector City Clerk JG\JANE\DENIALS Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA. 01970 Febuary 19, 1992 Salem Historic Commission One Salem Green Salem, MA. 01970 Salem Historic Commission, My apologies to the Salem Historic Commission for not being present at your Commission meeting on January 22, 1992• I was under the assumption that a notice would have been sent to me reguarding this January meeting. Having not received any such notice I was unaware of that meeting date scheduled. I would like to thank the Commission for voting to continue my application until it 's next meeting on Febuary 19, 1992. On Saturday, January 11 , 1992, I met with several of your Commission members at my property, located at 3 Eaton Place , Salem, MA. . Some of the Commission members spoke to Frank Murphy Jr. , of Murphy's Funeral Home who is my rear abutter. Frank confirmed at that time that the rear stairway to my build- ing has existed since he as a child, played in the yard of his fathers property. Enclosed is a letter from his father Francis Murphy, also confirming that as far back as he can recall , at least forty years , that there has been a fire escape located in the approximate position as the newly repaired fire escape. He has owned the building for approximately 50 years . The stairways are partially visible during the winter months, but my building is not set on any public way, rather set behind homes that are on public ways. Because of this , I feel strongly that the stairways have little impact on the area. How- ever, I would like to amend the plans that I had submitted on November 6, 1992 so that the stairway would blend better and be more appropiate for my building. I would like to ask the Historic Commission to allow me to use to? and bottom hand rails and to use pressure treated balusters 14 x 14 spaced every six inches . During the recent site visit it was felt by the Commission members that this treatment would be more appropiate . At the last meeting on January 9, 1992 , it was determined that the other stairway, on the right side of my building, was not visible from public ways and did not fall under the Historic Commission regulations. During the recent site visit on January 11 , 1992, it was determined that a portion of this other stairway was partially visible from a public way. Because of this I will also be willing to install pressure treated balusters 14 x 14 spaced every six inches as would be done to the rear stairway. To further soften the impact of both secondary stairway exits I would like to stain both with a grey stain (sample enclosed) that would be very close in color to the existing siding of this building. Enclosed are three letters from my abutters, the first from Frank Murphy of Murphy 's Funeral Home supporting my efforts to improve my building and he feels that the improvements will not have any negative impact on the surrounding area. A second letter from the First Church of Salem, another abutter, recommen- ding support from your Commission in the operations and improve- ments to my building. Also enclosed is the third letter, from the Salem Elks Lodge , another of my abutters. They have reviewed my plans for the proposed renovation of my rear stairway and the trustees , officers , and members are in favor of the proposed renovations. With this being our third public meeting reguarding my application not once has any abutter, or neighbor spoken negatively toward my application. This building is a legal six unit building and must have secondary fire exits and stairways. I am sure that the Commission members that attended the site visit on Saturday will agree that the location of the stairway in question is the most appropiate location for the building. I trust the Commission will bear in mind the present economic conditions that are effecting all of us when it is time to vote on my application. I have provided good, clean, well managed, affortable housing in the City of Salem for the past 20 years . My rental income is my only income, and presently the housing rental market is performing poorly. I would not be able to meet the state sanitary code of minimum standards of fitmess for human habitation if I was unable to have these required fire exits . This would be a severe hardship to me. I would like to thank those Commission members who took the time to make the site visit on Saturday January 11 , 1992 and I thank all Commission members for their help and co-operation in resloving this issue. �Sincerely, `G�o Richard Savickey PROPOSED REPAIR AND REBUILDING OF THE EXISTING FIRE ESCAPE AT 3 EATON PLACE, TO REAR OF BUILDING, TO SERVE AS A SECONDARY EXIT FOR BOTH THIRD FLOOR APARTMENTS. - Remove the stairs and ladders of the existing fire escape. The six existing support brackets as shown in the plan are to remain. - The stairs , starting at grade , will have ten steps to the first platform, the stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 92" and a rise of 83/8" . - The first platform will be 5' x 3' , 2x8 construc- tion, with 4x4 supports . - Nine step's will run from this platform to the next platform. These stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 9z" and a rise of 83/8". - The second platform will be 4' x 4' , 2x8 construc- tion with 4x4 supports . - Six steps will run from the second platform to the main platform. These stairs will be 36" wide with a tread of 92" and a rise of 83/8" . - The final platform 30' x 3' will be 2x8 construc- tion using the metal supports as shown. Eight feet of this deck is to be added to the existing 22 ' and using the same detail to this 8 ' section as is presently existing. - All lumber will be pressure treated and three 2 x 12 stringers will be used to support each run of stairs . - Handrail and baluster detail is shown in the enclosed drawing's. Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA. 01970 Salem Planning Dept. One Salem Green % Jane Guy Salem, MA. 01970 Dear Jane, I was unable to locate any plan of my property at 3 Eaton Place , Salem, MA. However, from the enclosed deed and the sketch that I made,you are able to see that I do own the driveway called Eaton Place. Sincerely, Richard Savickey I, RICHARD E. SAVICKEY ................................. . ............. ................................ ..................... of Salem......... . ............................... ................. .... ..... F.sdG$._.......... ..... ..CountY, Massachusetts. for consideration paid, grant to the situated in Salem HERITAGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK, Essex County, Massachusetts with MORTGAGE COVENANTS to secure the payment of ._._ ..... -..-.,Forty..Thousand. ($.40,.0.0.0..0.0) - - - - - - - with interest thereon, payable in.. . .....240 Dollars consecutive monthly payments, during the term of this mortgage, (which payments shall be first applied to interest and the balance thereafter remaining applied to principal) all as provided in the note of even date, and such further sums as may be advanced by the Grantee under General Laws, Chapter I83, Section 23A, or Acts in amendment or extension thereof, for which this mortgage is given as collateral security, the land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Salem, bounded and described as follows: Beginning on North Street at the Southerly line of Eaton Place and land conveyed by John D. Eaton to George F. Farrington by deed dated November 26, 1876, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 896 Page 49, and thence running Westerly by said land conveyed by Eaton to Farrington and by land now or late of Osgood on said Southerly line of Eaton Place, 145. 5 feet to land conveyed by Sarah E. Brown, Trustee to Katie A. Allen and Simon T. Allen by deed dated May 27, 1927, recorded with said Deeds, Book 2722, Page 591; thence running Northerly by land conveyed to said Aliens 40 feet to a corner; thence running Westerly by said land conveyed to said Aliens, 64 feet to land formerly of Williams; thence running Northerly by said Williams land, about 39 feet, 10 inches, to land of Kemble; thence running Easierly by said Kemble land, 85. 98 feet to land conveyed by Arthur S. Eaton to Dora R. Eaton by deed dated February 14, 1911, recorded with said Deeds, Book 2063, P- 131; thence running Southerly by said land conveyed to Dora R. Eaton, 54. 10 feet to a point; thence Southeasterly by said land conveyed to Dora R. Eaton, 9. 12 feet to the Northerly line of Eaton Place; thence running Easterly by said land conveyed to Dora R. Eaton by the Northerly line of Eaton Place, 119.44 feet to North Street; thence running Southerly by North Street 15 feet to the point of beginning. Being the same premises conveyed to me by deed of Charles J. McArdle, Trustee of McArdle Realty Trust, to be recorded herewith. E En3-re,2Ly J Y� _ } Sourrlq!2L,/ a W J 2 we5Tc�2iy EFq T i4 .M EAs eR� NVR NckLy 4o 1 Y T i5' p.r nio2—K r i. W �— we Sr cRv-( I`1S, s � UI\ V N v v I 1, J J J CHARLES J. McARDLE, Trustee of "McArdle Realty Trust", under a Declaration of Trust dated April 18, 1969 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 5602, Page 426, of Danvers, formerly of Salem x$ Essex County, Massachusetts in consideration of - - - - - - - - - - - - $43, 500. 00 - - - - - - - - - - - - grant to RICHARD E. SAVICKEY of 78 Derby Street, Salem. Essex County, Massarhunetts with gatttlatm countants the land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon being-nwabcr,ad 3 .Eaton. Place, bounded and described as fell owvs :- Beginning on North Street at the Southerly .line of Raton. Place and land conveyed by John D. Eaton to George F. Farrington by deed dated November 26, 18761, recorded with Essex South D:Uitr:i.ct Deeds, Book 896, Page 49, and thence running IVESTERI X by said land conveyed by Eaton to V ark.i n-ton and by land now or late, of Osgood on s;6,A ,�outhcrly line of Eaton Place 145.5 .feet to l_ond conveyed by Sarah E. Brown, r�ustee to Kiti.c A. Allen and Simon T. Allen by deed dated May 27, 3.927, recorded with said Deeds, Book 2722, Page 691 ; Ilionce rtumin, NORTHERLY by land conveyed to said Allens, -10 i'eet to a corner; thence running IJESTERLX by said land conveyed to said Al.lens, 6a1: -feet to land formerly of Williams; thence minning NORTIMMY by said Williams land, about 39 feet, 10 inches , to land now or late of Kemble; thence runnin EASTPMY by said Kemble land 85.98 :feet to land conveyed by Arthur S. Eaton to bora R. Eaton, by ileed dated �3 February 14, 191.1., recorded t•riAlp s;kitl Deeds, Ilr)ok F„ ;� 2063, •Page 131; thence running z bMtlrlrffd.Y -"'by said land conveyed,to Dora R. Eaton, 54.10 feet to a point ; thence SOUTHEASTERLY by said land conveyed to .Dora R. Eaton, 9.13 feet to the Northerly line of Eaton Pince; thence runnin EASTERLY by said land conveyed to Dora R. Naton by the Northerly line of Eaton Place, 119.44 .feet to '_North Street; thence running SOUTHERLY by North Street, .1.5 feet to the point of begintin. . Being Parcel No. l in deed of Charles J. IYIcArd.l.e to Charles J. McArdle, Trustee of "McArdle Realty Trust" dated Apr:i.l 1.8?4, 1769 and recorded with Essex Sonth District; Registryof-Deads in Book 5602 zt Page 430, li rExecuted as a sealed instrument this 15th dayl of �Appril 19 77 III ti _ ... �✓i �: �/. loc e Charlesl. McArdle, Trustee Q37 rr' McArdle Realty Trust cllle 0ouuuouulealt4 of illuaoarllueetto Essex ss. April 15, v) 77 Then personally appeared the above named Charles J. McArdle, Trustee as aforesaid and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed, Before me, Z Notary Public 3ffX6}&+ SF1.C74M7C4GiKrX My commission expires �1 ESSEX SS. RECORDED /5 1977 D1. PASTM. IN';T. /0,j av?nel .�.�� ✓�aaclueett� 07.97'0 �677J 7,////- 0/,197 January 15 , 1992 The Salem Historic commission Salem, Massachusetts I am Francis Murphy, owner of the Murphy Funeral Home which has been located at 85 Federal Street since 1940 . As far back as I can recall, at least forty years, the property at Three Eaton Place has had a fire escape located in the approximate position of the newly repaired fire escape. I fully support the efforts of Mr. Richard Savickey to improve the Eaton Place structure and feel that these improvements will have no negative impact on the surrounding area. ec 11 ranci rphy TI)e First Cbarcl) ip sale 316 Essex Street - Salem, Massachusetts 01970 . Office Telephone 744.1551 Rev. Michael E. Boardman Interim Minister February 19, 1992 Historic District Commission Salem, Massachusetts Re: Eaton Place Salem, Mass. On behalf of the First Congregational Society (Unitarian) and approval of its Standing Committee, we would like to inform you of our respect for Richard E. Savickey as a good neighbor for us in his ownership and operation of 3 Eaton Place behind our church. In the years he has owned that building he has greatly improved the structure. The building which once was occupied by trespassers and had been allowed to sink into disrepair, a condition of great fear and concern to us, has under. his ownership been placed in good condition with reliable tenants. We are grateful for his management of the building and wish him well in his continued ownership. We are happy to recommend him to you for any consideration you can give him in his operation and improvements to the building. Very truly yours, �2 A-L-- � First Congregational Society William H.K. Donaldson cc: Richard E. Savickey 32 Dearborn Street Salem, MA 01970 The Oldest Continuing Protestant Church Gathered in America - 1629 �a1. oCocl�Ce o/614.4 Yjo. 799 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 17 North Street Phone:744-9534 Salem, MA 01970 February 4, 1992 Mr . Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, Ma . 01970 Re : Property at 3 Eaton Pl . Salem, Ma . 01970 Dear Mr. Savickey, This letter is being sent to you reguarding your recent application submitted to the Salem Historical Committee. The Salem Elks has reviewed the plans for the proposed renovation of a rear stairway and a side stairway at said property. The Trustees and Officers and members are in favor of the proposed renovations. SAincely Yo s Dan Dailey PER Secretary cc: Lodge File d T-:. �aiem Aiswricai ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSAGH-SETTS 01970 ,3171745-9595.EXT. 311 October 8, 1991 Dear Homeowner: Since the end of the construction season is rapidly approaching, the Salem Historical Commission is reviewing all outstanding violations and incomplete work within each of the four historic districts . As you are aware, your property at 3 Eaton St . is considered an outstanding issue for replacement of a staircase without approval The most recent status on the project was you were notified of the violation by the Building Dept . on August 28, 1991 The Salem Historical Commission respectfully requests an update on the status of this issue on or before November 6 , 1991 . At the Commission' s regular meeting of November 6 , 1991, a list of homeowners who are unresponsive or do not plan to resolve the outstanding issue promptly will be compiled and forwarded to the City Solicitor' s Office for legal enforcement. We thank you for your continued cooperation. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Annie C. Harris Chairman JG\JG\STATUS cc : Building Dept . o Citp of *atem, Aa5gaCbU5ettg P Public Propertp Mepartment �p Nuilbing Mepartment ®ne 0alem Orren 745-9595 ext. 380 William H. Munroe Director of Public Property Inspector of Buildings Zoning Enforcement Officer August 28, 1991 Richard Savicky 36 Dearborn Street Salem,MA 01970 RE: 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savicky, Please be advised that a Stop-Work order has been issued to the above referenced property. You are in violation of the Massachusetts State Building Code, Section 113. (no permis on record) . Work shall not continue until the proper permits are granted. Please contact this office within seven days of receipt of this letter. Failure to do so shall constitute further legal action. 1 David J. Harris Assistant Building Inspector DJH/eaf cc: City Solicitor Ward Councilior Historic Commission TO: File FR: Jane Guy RE: 3 Eaton Place In late August I received a telephone call from Alan Howe who stated that exterior staircase work was being conducted at 3 Eaton Place. Mr. Howe stated that the work was underway and questioned if approvals had been received by the owner for such work. They had not. I notified the David Harris of the Building Department who visited the site. On August 28, 1991, Mr. Harris sent the owner, Richard Savickey, a letter notifying that a stop-work order was issued. Shortly after, Mr. Savickey came in to the Planning Department and picked up an application for the Commission. At that time he showed lie drawings of the proposed alterations and stated that it had been completed. I indicated that the Commission would likely have concerns with the railing detail and possibly other design issues . The application was never returned. JG\JG\eaton Salem Historical Commission SP�E '�~T�}S9USfihGf ONE SALEM GREEN SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 1 GCC 191- / i r 6CSloT First Congregational So 2-6 Eaton Pla Salem Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN. SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 745-9595, ext. 311 NOTICE OF HEARING The Salem Historical Commission will give a public hearing to all persons interested in the application of: Richard Savickey on the property at: 3 Eaton Place concerning: Construction of secondary egress Date of hearing:Wednesday, January 8, 1992 Time of hearing:7:30 p.m. Location of hearing: One Salem Green By Order of the Salem Historical Commission i i Clerly of the Commis ion V Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA. 01970 November 30, 1991 Salem Historic Commission; A decision was made by the Salem Historic Commission to wait until the December meeting to review my application. This would allow your members time to visit the property. As I mentioned at the November meeting I would be away and unable to make the December meeting. I respectively request that my application be reviewed at the next meeting in January when I would be present. I understand that I will need to wave the 60 day time frame in which the Historic Commission must act on ap- plications submitted. I do not have any problem in doing this and I thank the Commission for granting me this request. The fire exits at 3 Eaton Place are in a sound condition to service the units in that building. The time needed to process my application is not a pressing factor. nnSincerely, Richard Savickey RECEIVED D E C z 1991 SALEM PLANNING DEPT. 1:111 T �f Salem Historicai Commission C NE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSACH USETTS 01570 131T Td5- 595. EXT. 311 January 23, 1992 Richard Savickey 36 Dearborn Street Salem, MA 01970 RE : 3 Eaton Place Dear Mr. Savickey: Because you were not present at the Salem Historical Commission meeting on January 22 , 1992 , the Commission voted to continue your application until its next meeting. You are respectfully requested to be present at the Salem Historical Commission' s public meeting of February 19 , 1992, 7 : 30 p.m. at One Salem Green. Cordially, i THE SALEM IST ICAL COMMISSION Jane A. Guy Clerk of the Commission Jg\JG\SAVICAEY PTW Stains Product Specifications Cabot Stains WHERE TO USE: Exceeppbona]performance on as types of pressure-treated PTW®Stains- wood surfaces where maximum durability is desired.As long as the wood is dry,Cabot PTW Stains can be applied immediately after construction is completed.There is no weathering or waiting period--equired. COLORS: Seven,in addition to a clear. 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