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25 WARREN STREET - DISTRICT FILES M- 25 Warren Street v��CO T ro �. n � Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 25 Warren Street Name of Record Owner: Francis &Elizabeth Chafe Description of Work Proposed: Paint body of house Old Chrome, shutters black,front door China Aster, trim white. Repair/replace woodwork on house,fence,post caps and stairs as existing with no changes in material, design or outward appearance. Installation of window boxes on front windows,first 2 windows of driveway side and 2 windows on other side utilizing either wood or metal brackets. Installation of curved board cap fence and gate across driveway set back to begin at between 2nd& 3rd windows and extend to lot line fence. Such fence to have 3'gate and one 10'removable panel with posts on either side ofgate and at end of 10'panel. Fence to be 6'tall at highest point. Replace lot line fence with fence of same design as new driveway fence with second section from street .side iot line to have combination taper and first section to be lower height curved board to as to utilize existing post at street. All fencing to have colonial caps and fencing to run along entire property line to rear corner of house on the side furthest from the driveway. Paint/stain all fencing& window boxes Cornerstone. Dated: May 20, 1999 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. (�z CALM V D tip'rherk tha weather you paint outside.eal temperature for latexg is between 60 andyrees with moderateity.If it is too hot.theries too quickly and willbrush marks-If it is toohe paint will not properlyd will remain tacky {1_ o The appearance of house colors �9 may be affected by light 8 shade U Color samples replicate house 15 colors as accurately as possible. 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A good fence definitely increases the Fences Unlimited has provided quality value of your property. Fencing which to thousands of satisfied customers makes the property more attractive to since 1969. you will also make it more desirable to Our reputation for fine workmanship a prospective buyer. at a reasonable price is well known. The practical uses of a fence cannot be Whether you're looking for screen or overlooked.You may want to keep your picket fencing, custom styling,post & children and pets in(or your neighbors' rail or chain link,we have it.And if out), define the boundaries of your land, you're not sure what you may need, we or enclose a special area for privacy or can help you with advice based on long other reasons. years of experience. Choosing a fence is a personal matter. All our fencing is manufactured by us Your fence will reflect your tastes and and is on display at our premises. Use the style of your home; it makes a this catalog to stimulate your thinking. statement to the neighborhood and to Study our fencing styles at your leisure... the world that you are proud of your and please don't hesitate to ask us property. anything concerning fencing for you. SCREEN 1 0]898 tknas Un/tmaed!nc Cedar Screen Salem Stockade Salem Stockade Fencing _ I Total privacy is afforded by the refined elegance of the screen fence;the boards or "pickets"butt against each other to form a solid screen. It complements your home ' and also serves as a windbreak Salem Stockade U. is Massive,lumbo half-round backing rails is Dowels full Y in diameter Height 3 feet to 8 feet Section width:8 feet Rear view showing joining of sections Architects,year after year,specify this fence for its good looks and dependable 'lytdor Screen Shadow Box value. Tudor Screen ■ Full 2x4"board backing mils at Square posts Height.,3 feet to a feet Section width:8 feetj A favorite.Clean,crisp,classic.. .cedar boards and square posts with Tudor- sculpted tops combine for a more decorative appearance. 12 Shadow Boz j j I I Height 4 feet to 8 feet Section width:a feet A rugged contemporary style cleverly ♦. I -" designed to give complete privacy while letting the cool breezes through. Classic Screen Classic Screen Style 1 Classic Screen Style 2 ■ Fun e x 4"board backing rails Classic Screen Style 5 t in Square posts Height:3 lest to a feet Section width:8 feet /es1-5 Five tasteful screen st les /igned to blend with a variety of posts. I I Ilk J i ■ Heritage Screen (pictured below) 1 l , i y ■ Full 3'x 4"champhered rails I 6 i I Classic Screen Style 3 Classic Screen Style 4 ■ 5'x5" square polls 1 , _ _v— I t!i' •, Height 4 feel to 6 feet Section width:8 feet Jt l t Cedar boards,equally attractive both sides. r I ? Style 1 with a Heritage topper Style 2 capped with cedar Style 3 with a Georgian topper Rockport Screen Rockport Heritage Screen Style i Andover Screen Smooth V-groove cedar boards. V-groove Rockport Screen Style 3 Rockport Screen Style 1 Styles 2-7 equally attractive both sides. f Style 1(see Andover Screen specs) )Dint detail I - capped with cedar Style 2(see Mt. Vernon Style 2 specs) ` 1 , I' with a lattice topper ' - - I I ,I I ii i I II I I I I•` Style 3(see Heritage Style 1 specs) Heritage Screen 2 Heritage Screen 3 with a Heritage topper - Rockport Screen 5 Rockport Screen Style 4(see Hmnpton Style I specs,page 3) with a Hampton topper Style 5(see Hmnpton Style 2 specs,page 3) capped with cedar Style 6(see Hmnpton Style 3 specs, page 3) with a Georgian topper Style 7(see Mt.Vernon Style 5 specs) half lattice,half board Mi.Vernon Screen: Mt.Vernon Screen Style 2 Mt.Vernon Screen Style 4 Andover Screen Style 1 Style 3 Rockport Screen Style 2 ■ Full e x 4"baGdng rails ` I, ■ 5'x5*square posts Height:3 feet tollfeet Sedan width:8 feet I - Cedar boards or pickets capped with cedar. _ Mt. Vernon Screen I I - ■ Full r x 4"champhered rails I , ■ 5"x 5,square posts I � Height Styles 1&5: 5 feet or 6 feet ` Height Styles 2&4: 5 feet to 8 feet Height Style 3: 31eet or4feet Section width: 8 feet _ Equally attractive on both sides. Lattice (lattice may be on the diagonal or squared) - - .-— -- may be on the diagonal or squared. Style 1 Lattice panel with a lattice topper lets the breezes flow through. Mt.Vernon Screen Style 5 Concord Screen Style 1 Style 2 Cedar boards with lattice topper. Rockport Screen Syle 7 Concord Screen Style 2 Style 3 Lattice panel plus cedar board cap. Style 4 Center-divided lattice panel with a lattice topper. Style S Half lattice,half board. � Concord Screen ■ Fun 2'x 4"backing rails ■ 5'x 5"square posts I Height:31eet to 8 feet Sedan width:81eet �!, .• t I Style 1 Cedar boards,rounded at the top for traditional elegance. ) I I 1 A6 Style 2 A blend of cedar boards, rounded at the top and separated by _ - -- narrow,squared boards for added interest. 019981kru;ea ihdanued frit. SCREEN 2 SCREEN/PICKET 3 m 1998 tBnore Unf6nf4d.Im ■ Windham Screen Windham Screen Style 1 Hampton Screen Style 1 ■ Full 2'x 4"backing rails Rockport Screen Style 4 ■ Round or 5'x 5'square posts Height 3 feet to 8 feet Section widfh:8 feet Style 1 Cedar boards with distinctive I r1301t Tudor insets,capped with cedar. Style 2 Cedar boards with Tudor insets separated by narrow,squared boards and I - capped with cedar. I Windham Screen Style 2 .. ■ Hampton Screen ■ Full 3"x 4'champhered rails at x V square posts Hei ht 5 feel to 8 feat Section widfh:8 feet Equally attractive on both sides. — -y :. 6tyle 1 Cedar boards with a Hampton topper. Style 2 Lattice panel with a Hampton topper. Lattice may be on the diagonal Hampton Screen Style 2 Mt.Vernon Picket Style 1 or squared. Cedar Open Picket j Open picket fencing defines your yard area while the spacing between the boards or"pickets" allows more visibility. The spacing is 1 1/2"apart. ■ Mt. Vernon Picket ■ Ful 3"x 4"champhered rate, Hampton Picket Style 1 it V x 5"square posts - Height:5 feet to 8 feet Section width:8 feet l dd Equally attractive on both sides. Rugged Style 1 Spaced cedar boards with a Construction: lattice topper. ■ Hampton Picket Our fencing is proportionally pleasing with massive posts,thick pickets and ■ Full 3'x 4"champhero rails heavy backing rails and full 2"dowels for ■ V x 5"square posts ' extra strength and beauty. All pickets are Height 5 feet to 8 feet Section width:8 feet 7/8"thick at center and taper to 1/2" Equally attractive on both sides. �y thickness on the edge,which minimizes Style 1 Spaced cedar boards with a shrinkage.Cedar stock used in custom Hampton topper. / _ = fencing is I"thick and 3"wide.You get extra strength and beauty at no extra cost. ■ Salem Picket Salem Picket Tudor Picket Style 1 ■ Full rounded rustic backing rail ■ Dowels full 2"In diameter ■ Round or square posts Height:3 feet to 8 feet Section width:Bleat Ideal for looks,quality and satisfying ^ endurance. I ■ Tudor Picket - ■ Dowels full 2'In diameter _ ..an� _ I' ■ Full 2'x 4"backing rails - ■ Round or square posts `/,d.Sx✓° �-^" —� Tudor Picket Style 2 Height:3 feet to 8 feel Section width:8 feet Style 1 Open,Tudor-sculpted boards giving a more decorative appearance. I1 t ` Style 2 Open,Tudor-sculpted boards I I I separated by spaced,slender,squared j pickets. Classic Picket Style S ■ Classic Picket ■ Dowels full 2"in diameter Classic Picket Style I Classic Picket Style 2 ■ Full 2"x 4"backing rails ■ Round or square posts _ ter•,, c.i. � � t,� _ ,(' _ Height:3 feat to a feet Section widdr:8 feet ) I Styles 1-5 Beautiful in simplicity and traditional good looks.Cedar boards with five different tops to choose from. ■ Concord Picket Classic Picket Style 3 Classic Picket Style 4 ■ Full Y x 4"backing rails i ■ square posts I 'I 1 _ _ - = _ Height:3 feet to 8 feet Section width:8 feet IAll J- - .. I Style] Spaced cedar boards,rounded at (1 the top. Style 2 A blend of cedar boards, rounded at the top with spaced,narrow, squared pickets for added interest. t Style 1 Andover Picket ■ Andover Picket ■ Fun 2x 4"backing rails ■ 5"x 5"square posts ConiQ I Height:3 feet to 8 feet Section width:8 feet I ` Cedar boards or pickets capped with i t i cedar,but spaced. GI I I 4 I I I I I I ®1998 fences Uralmlred,Inc. PICKET 4 PICKET 5 01998 fYnrea OrdimUed Inc ■ Heritage Picket Heritage Picket Style 1 Heritage Picket Style 2 Heritage Picket Style 5 is Full 3"x 4"champhered ralls ■ 5"x 5"square posts at Extra 1"x 4"sandwich rail on 5 or 6 foot heights I 1 is Extra tf x 2"sandwich rail on Style 5, , 5 or 6 foot heights -- Height:3 feet to 6 feet Section width:a feet , Equally attractive on both sides. - Style 1 The squared,slender pickets _ y create a formal appearance. I 1 Style 2 Squared,slender pickets on a 1 squared scallop. Style 3 Spaced 3"--wide cedar boards !JL _ capped with cedar. �v- c = Oil Style 4 Squared,slender(1 1/2"-wide) Gothic Picket Option boards capped with cedar. Example of extra sandwich rail (iWi on Style 6 Squared,slender pickets on a full ge 8 Dwer) scallop with a scalloped top rail. Dover Picket Heritage Picket Style 3 Heritage Picket Style 4 ■ Full r x 4"champhered rails ■ 5"x r square posts ' Height:3 feet to 6 feet Section width:a feet Equally attractive on both sides. 1� 7 — --- 2'x 4"Grooved Board Cap Option, - Style 1 Spaced 3"boards capped with , J shown on ) cedar and divided by a 1"x 4"sandwich Heritage Picket Heritage Picket 11 t rail. Style 3 Style 4 Style 2 Squared,slender(1 1/2"--wide) boards capped with cedar and divided by a 1"x 4"sandwich rail. :a _ I Is Style Squared,slender(11/2"-wide) boards separated by equally slender -•- - _ h .� ' boards at one-third of fence height. 3"boards 1 1 1/2"boards Dover Picket Style 1 Dover Picket Style 3 Dover Picket Dover Picket Style 1 Style 2 Y" I - 3"boards 11/2"boards 'IIS I _ _ •++ _ �.....� . - _ - ; Western Past and Rall Town and Country Rail Cedar Post and Rail Practical and rugged,the everpopular Post and Rail fencing adds the finishing i1L�• ""� ' _ _ '- . accent to your landscaping.You can match your property perfectly with one =Y to of our many styles. NOTE:All heights are approximate to top of rail Western Post and Rail New Hampshire Split Rall ■ Round posts&straight,strong,round rails Height:2 rails-32",3 rails-38" Section width:8 feet and 10 feel Handsome and well proportioned,you _ -- -- can use this fencing in a variety of ways. - Town and Country Rail at _ Full round rails scarfed on ends,round posts _. , - ._ .- .. 1 _,...;,,... . _ - ` `• t Height:2 rails-32 ,3 rails-38" - •- .• ' "" 1111t; a -rfe4j 4' Section width:8 feet and 10 feel Rugged with a rustic touch. New Hampshire Split Rail Tudor Past and Rail Example of Removable at Hand split rails&split-edge posts Section Height 2 rails-32",3 rails-38' Section width.,8 feel and 10 feet The most rustic style.Genuine old fashioned hand-split rails,the same as the early settlers used. Also available in Western red cedar or locust. — - — - - -' � Tudor Post and Rail, Londonderry Post & Rail ■ Square rails set on the diagonal,or reuntl rails of Square posts with Tudor or Londonderry tops Height.,2 rails-32",3 rails-38' Classic Post and Rall, Styles 1,2&3 Derry Post and Rall, Styles 1,2&3 Section width:8 feet and 10 feet Distinctive styling in a post and rail. Classic Post and Rail, Derry Post and Rail I I — ■ Classic or Derry 4"or 5"square posts Height:2 rails-32",3 rails-38" 1 I -- Section width:8 feel and 10 feet A touch-of-class in these designs. l Al. s. Style 1 4"x 4"rails Style ll 2"x 4"rails Style 3 3"x 4"rails ®lase Fences Unlimited lne. POST & RAIL 6 POST & RAIL 7 ®]888 fenrre Unlanlled fnc Heritage Post & Rail, Heritage Post&Rall Concord Post&Rail Portsmouth Post & Rail ■ 4"x 4"square rails set on the diagonal ■ 5"x 5"square Heritage or Portsmouth posts 44;' Height:2 rails-32", 3rails-38"Section width:8 feet and 10 feetUnderstated elegance.Concord Post & Rail■ 4"x 4"square rails set on h the diagonal `- Portsmout ■ 5!'x 5"square posts Post&Rail Height:2 rails-32-, 3 rails-38" Section width:8 feet and 10 feet Grace and function. Highland Post & Rail, Stonehill Post & Rail Stonehill.Post Fairfield Post ■ 4"x 4"square rails &Rail &Rall Highland Post&Rail Jefferson Post&Rall al5"x 5"square Highland or Stonehill posts Heigt d:2 rails-32", 3 rails-38" Section width:8 feet and 10 feet Makes a statement of elegance. Jefferson Post & Rail, Fairfield Post & Rail — ■ 4"x 4"square rails ■ 5"x 5"square Jefferson or Fairfield posts Height 2 rails-32", 3 rails-38" :, —_ - - , I i. y. I' Mill Section width:8 feet and 10 feet. $'' r. : -'`i s. 1 :f; ` " ..•,r• - _ v+. _ ✓r Lends a traditional grace to your property. .1 Rockingham Hurdle Height:3 rails-32", 4 rails-38" SecVon width:8 feet and 10 feet Rockingham Hurdle Derby-Talk Corral A handsome fence based on the traditional sheep hurdle design. Derby-Talk Corral in Round or started rally ■ Round posts - Height.,3 rails-4 feet or 5 feet f*• Section width:8 feet and 10 feetThe Derby-Talk is a corral fencing designed specifically for horse enclosures. - .Yo!•,. We have added extra durability to this '^ �. � ��'�. !•"' „�lr. fencing with heavy duty construction. • r � M1^J, ,rns NOTE:All heights are approxanate to top of rail Mt. Vernon Rail Mt.Vernon Rail Ilamptou Rail ■ 5"z 5"square post Height: 32" Section width: 8 feet Lattice panel framed by cedar rail.Lattice may be on the diagonal or squared. Hampton Rail I fl ■ 5"x 5"square post Height 32" Section width: 8 feet �/ I H H Lattice panel framed by cedar rail. Lattice is squared only. Garden Picket ■ 2"x 3"backing rails ■ Round or square posts Height. 2 feet Sedan width: 8 feet Garden Picket A lovely accent using cedar pickets. NOTE:All heights are approximate to top of rail +' jt�` L Postss it Rugged and sturdy Northern white cedar with many styles available to suit your — fencing designs. LU Post Styles Square posts available in4"x 4",5"x S',6"x 6, and 8"x 8" (depending on style) Derry Londonderry Stonehill leir F11 Lj Uj lilt Round Concord Classic Tudor Highland Heritage Jefferson Fairfield Portsmouth Fluted t option Fluted 3 option Trim Collar option (All options available on any square post) ,o 1998 Fera Unll.,twd,fro, RAIL/POSTS 8 ,111111 �� _� 111111 _ -, i • i IiM. YF11161j1/11/il�lg�� ;1111111 i�l'lll,lll_-11 1 Ij VIII �IIIII I Ij Ntwo��I�III�I�i'ulllll I� ��ILLI I Y�Iul��l . �I —±1 -_doom:: • •: ......._ .� loans iiiio. :. uuuo.uonu I uunu.......' 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Use in a corner space or to define any focal point;the Lamppost Ell is perfect for driveways,walkways,garden areas,etc. Scoop Choose either round or square posts. - Taper f _ ■ Guard Rails ■ 3"x 10"rails standard,other sizes availablea Combination Taper ■ 8"x 8"posts standard,other sizes available "- Straight Taper Back view of sturdy dowel construction Height:32"wadable" Section width:8 feet Can be used in many applications.Wood and metal,or all-metal highway guard Ells Guard Rails rail available. 'A C -' ff ban Guard Rail-All Metal I - Our sturdy ' construction options for 1. rail fencingbL R I _ Dowel,or Wedge Construction Landscape Ell Lamppost Ell Guard Rail with wood posts—wood or metal rails ®7998 Fends Unitnued,Inc. 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Tractor sheds,cabanas,two-in-ones or deluxe construction are available also. ❑ Buildings delivered unstained ❑ All buildings delivered pre-fabricated(for easy access to your property) Small Buildings Doghouses ❑ Each building style is available in any size ❑ No extra charge to relocate windows and doors ❑ Roof shingles available in a wide variety of colors ■ Doghouses ❑ Available in five sizes ❑ 100%natural materials P Ac- 0 ,❑ Full thickness siding ❑ Option of shingle or red cedar `�� I I D D roofing ❑ Raised wooden floor(arthritis prevention) �'�Y.�,• • apt u�- ) -+- - ❑ Ready to finish Q 1998 Fences U Utmaed Inc. EXTRAS 14 (,s7,77PUNMITED INC The Commons at Windham" 1-800-892-0456 25 Indian Rock Road, Rte. 111 (603) 537-0555 Windham, NH 03087 FAX (603)537-0556 Website: www.fencesunlimited.com Please ask If you haven't seen exactly what you want,tell us. Many people decide to tailor fencing to their needs by mixing styles,either within a type or by combining cedar with chain link. We can advise you on your individual requirements. Custom fencing is our business,both commercial and residential. Estimates are freely given without obligation- and remember,we are fully insured. Benefits of Cedar. All our wood fencing is constructed of first grade, dnrnhle, 100%Northern white cedar for long service in our New England climate.Cedar is also highly resistant to rot and boring insects. N. SALEM In addition to its endurance,cedar ages topoDerry and to Derry ints Nonh beautifully.Cedar weathers to a lovely silver-gray \\ 9� S' warmth unlike any other wood.However,if you I9 prefer to stain your fence,we advise waiting for 60 days to allow the moisture to leave the wood. Rl°•77 {g Painting is not recommended. fences UNLIMITED ,K �� EXIT (Fences Unitd. "Checking" is a natural process which occurs 1 ��7• 3 previous location) during the seasoning of cedar or any wood, 7C 935 especially wood which is left round.Technically, 1 / t SALEM a check is neither a split nor a crack,it has no W INDHAM 93M appreciable effect on the strength of the wood, +� and actually enhances the cedar's aged, a weathered appearance. 93 to the MALL at Rockingham Park /'FIA to Lowell,Mass., ® 1,// to 495 and r ® points South * EXIT 3 off F93 onto RL 111 West(towards Nashua)for 1 mile. a piYbOan INSTALLATION,FINANCING AND DELIVERY AVAILABLE FENCES UNLIMITED is on right,in The Commons at Windham. orate uiwww,nc ,.,_ � a - -- �; ----� w � �� -� � x. _ - __ 1 � _i .�_ _ _ y _�_ t A y` y _ �\�: \_ C� �ra�� 2��-cam r'� �3� �s�� . ! s! s *r r a i � r t 4f r <� �x�� r /� /� �� F��-� ��v_ ' I • 1 r U�� d'u �� a�e8 ��((/�� L�� Im UnaL_ Ak A. 4• �� X�� dr ��6 rf..g6,� Cc>i c�c_ �� Ti'�� S��cl� �� ,cT/�f�Ei�� o� iZ D�S��2ue� T� ��.�� w��r�o�J S li 9 fi. t I 4 � l AME ■■E a` 'R �� / ) G 2/x/2��ti S� ur�� ' L, j j_ I i /T 7 t�/9 ;� ��0 Salem Historical Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT 311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: Construction ❑ Moving Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 25 Warren Street Name of Record Owner: Frank& Beth Chafe Description of Work Proposed: Construction of 35'x I 'x 1 'retaining wall ofjlat stone per sample photographs. Wall to be 2'in width in the back and will be approximately I " above the height of the basement windows. Gutter to be lowered. Dated: August 25, 1998 SALEM HIS TO$. CAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an utstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. -77 -��,Y�� •� , � - Fin I . I li I S ' Salem Historical Commission i "r 8 CITY HALL. SALEM. MASS. 01970 a fco 9 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [x ] ; reconstruction [ ]; demolition [ ] ; moving [ ]; alteration [ ]; painting [ ]; sign or other appurtenant fixture [ ] work as described below in the . . . McIntire Historic District. (NAPE OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 25 Warren Street Name of Record Owner: Martin handers DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Installing gable roof on existing deck, enclosing deck inside existing rails in glass,painting all trim and details white, and sidinggable end with aluminum blue siding to match existing on house. Non-applicability based on negligibleimpact to the surrounding neighborhood and area. 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 (Federal Laws, Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Dated: Sept. 3, 1987 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By �Qiy�l i rP0i eyym �- Chairman in y 'ONMJ.l4Q Salem �'lE tor' al C0ra6sS 0n 4 1 CITY HALL. SALEM. MASS. 01970 i\gram CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [x ] ; reconstruction [ ]; 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: 25 Warren Street Name of Record Owner: Martin Landers DESCRIPTION OF I4ORK PROPOSED: Installing gable roof on existing deck, enclosing deck inside existing rails in glass,painting all trim and details white, and sidinggable end with aluminum blue siding to match existing on house. Non-applicability based on negligibleimpact to the surrounding' neighborhood and area. 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 (Federal Laws , Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Dated: Sept. 3, 1987 SALEMMHISTORICAL LCCOMMISSION By W� 'yK� e_ V (Aw C _ Chairman a �Zn Clnl T'1A2'T�u I.ANDEf2S 2S WARR6 N 64 3WLoea : FRAuk P. 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