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26 WINTER STREET - DISTRICT FILESr _ , � �� Page I of 2 Jane Guy From: Chayet, Neil [NChayet@chayetgroup.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 10:00 AM To: Jane Guy Cc: Martha Chayet Subject: FW: Correction Jane: We are out of the country until next Wednesday--and unfortunately we did not have the chance to tie up some loose ends before we left. I know you have a Commission meeting tonight and just wanted to let you that we have been in extensive touch with the Kaminski organization and, as you can see by the language contained in Erin Nelson's email below, Kaminski's is taking steps to correct the misimpression that the items in question were removed from the Story House. Nothing remotely resembling these items were in the House and we certainly would have retained them, and treasured them, if they were. The language which appears in Erin's email has not yet appeared ion the Kaminski website, although the reference to the"Story-Pingree House has been removed, and Kaminski's intention to correct this error seems clear. In addition, Frank Kaminski has offered to send a correcting letter to anyone who may have inquired about this issue. We would appreciate it if you would let the members of the Commission, and the individual or individuals who inquired, know about the fact that these items did not come from 26 Winter Street, and of the Kaminski organization's efforts to correct any misimpressions. Secondly, we appreciate the Commission's interest in the defacement of historic properties in the City—an issue of continuing concern that was raised by the incident in which our home and several neighboring historic residences had their copper downspouts ripped from the buildings back in September. The next court appearance of those allegedly responsible for these incidents is March 18; we will be returning to Salem on March 10 and will try to get additional information and/or requests concerning this matter to you as soon as we can. Best regards, Neil and Martha Chayet Neil L. Chayet,J.D. Chayet Communications Group,Inc. 155 Seaport Boulevard Boston, MA 02210 T: 617-654-8000 F: 617-988-6112 email: nchayet@chayetgroup.com STATEMENT OF CONFIDENTIALITY: The information contained in this electronic message and any attachments to this message are intended for the exclusive use of the addressees and may contain confidential or privileged information. if you are not the intended recipient,or the person responsible for delivering the e-mail to the intended recipient,be advised you have received this message in error and that any use,dissemination, forwarding,printing,or copying is strictly prohibited. Please notify Chayet Communications Group, Inc. immediately at(617)654-8000 or email nchayet@chayet rg�,com,and destroy all copies of this message and any attachments. Thank you. From: Erin Nelson [mailto:catalog@kaminskiauctions.com] Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 4:58 PM To: Chayet, Neil 3/3/2010 Page 2 of 2 Cc: marthachayet@comcast.net Subject: Correction Hello Neil, Please review the following paragraph and let me know if this is sufficient. Listing Correction: Four bronze chandeliers(lots 7141, 7143, 7147 and 7149)previously listed as part of our February Estates Auction will now instead be offered at our upcoming March Auction(March 27-28,2010). Due to a clerical error,the chandeliers were originally listed as part of the Storey/Pingree estate,but are actually part of the White-Lord family estate,31 Washington Square North,Salem. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please call 978-927- 2223 with any questions. Best Regards, Erin Nelson Kammsk Auctions 564 Cabot St. Beverly,MA 01915 Phone:978-927-2223 Fax:978-927-2228 www.kaminskiauctions.com 3/3/2010 MEMORANDUM R E C E I `" t'"'D MAY u 9 2008 TO: Salem Historical Commission DEPT.OF PLANNING& ATTENTION: Jane Guy, Executive Director COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT I VIA: Jessica Herbert, Vice Chair d FROM: Martha and Neil Chayet n , C C RE: Fence Posts and Pillar Finial Caps 26 Winter Street DATE: May 9, 2008 k-live We are respectfully submitting the attached drawings as a follow-up to our approved application to install a white painted round spindle fence on the Winter Street side of the property. As you know, during our hearing regarding various matters at the Commission meeting on September 5, 2007, we agreed to additional design consultation for the final layout of the posts on one section of the Winter Street fence, as well as the wooden finial bases on the brick pillars. Our approval included all of the features of the fence, gates and the design of the posts. However, at that time, we were unsure of the exact number of posts that would be required to support the fence and provide the correct proportions for the section of fence located between the brick pillars. In addition,the Commission suggested that we consider replacing the current box-style finial bases on top of three brick pillars with traditional overlapping wood caps to serve as the base for the existing cannonball finials. Our architect, Richard Long, working together with Tim Thompson of New England Woodworkers, has created the attached drawing which illustrates the location of six supporting posts and seven fence sections. In addition, Mr. Long has detailed the design of wooden finial caps for the brick pillars. We believe that all of these designs are in accord with our previous approval, as well as in keeping with historical photos of the home, other historic fences in Salem, and the Historical Commission guidelines. We hope this information will help complete our file with regard to the fence. Thank you very much. Attachments CC: Richard Long, Tim Thompson Fpl `I I' FAX NO. :3472212 May. O3 2008 02: 15F11 F1 w � t; 2' d $ I p OW a 0 U Pi 0. .J S � 3 I � 2 1- LJ I M J 3 D � ` C I 0 { L• I J a i a � Q u a �0 a` r � � . r I I ,I i II di Y • I I I Q f r, W c � j a s � J 'Sll_IG -:FI 'h,C*l rT'��rJ�?: 'QN 1:Hj I / �v Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT 311 FAX (978) 7400404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction �K Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set lorth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: Washington Square Address of Property: 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha Chayet Description of Work Proposed: Illeration of j•ow portico per drawings submitted. including rcduetion o/colunn .v, pilasters andfi-onl handstratte posts trOn7 double to single, Drain logo through pilaster so USnot 11) bC risibic. Railing to be wrought iron. Dated: January 3. 2008 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION 8y: 2 ��I7 //� 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. RECEIVED DEC 1 7 2007 DEPT. Of PLANNING d, Salem Historical Commission COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 120 WASHINGTON STRL:ET, SAL.E%1, MA 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT. 11 I FAX (978)730-0404 APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission Ordinance, application is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for: Construction Moving .K Reconstruction XAltera[ion Demolition Painting Sign Other as described below. [ �7 District: YV Q S yJ/nl�Tj/j}1 S�/ Original Building Construction Date, if known:_.// Address of Property: /��/l/V 2a �� .��//1�Q�t ,[ Name of Record Owner(s): v��/Gi4_ Description of Work Proposed (Please include required scale drawings,paint chips, catalog cuts and/or samples ofmateria/proposed, where applicable.) This application is to seek input from the Historical Commission relative to the design for the reconstruction of the front portico to accommodate the previously approved exterior window shutters, other previously approved portico-related components, and the structural integrity of the portico; also, the design of pillars, pilasters and gutters. Signature of Owner: �,'JG�G Tel. #: Mailing address:{ �p R11R7 � s/. 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B 12/19/2007 Salem Pape 1 of 1 ParceIID Location Owner Co-Owner Mailing Address Citv State Zip 35-0070-0 21 WINTER STREET MAHER SEAN PATRICK 21 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0071-0 23 WINTER STREET MCCOY HARRY G MCCOY FRANCOISE B 23 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-801 39 U1 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U1 LOMASNEY DAVID F 39 WASHINGTON SQUARE N SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-802 39 U2 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 SUCHER NIKOLAUS J CARLES MARIA CARMEN 39 WASHINGTON SQ NO U2 SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-803 41 U1 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U1 VAN HUIZEN GORDON GASTON DIANA 41 WASHINGTON SQ NO U4' SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-804 41 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 PERVIER BARARA S 41 WASHINGTON SQ NO U 4 SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-805 41 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U3 NEWMAN SONDRA 41 WASHINGTON SQ NO U3 SALEM MA 01970 35-0078-0 37 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO SALEM CITY OF MERRITT TRIANGLE MA 35-0080-801 35 U1 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U1 ODONNELL ANTHONY C 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U1 SALEM MA 01970 35-0080-802 35 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 SCHIETTECATTE FRANCOIS 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U2 SALEM MA 01970 35-0080-803 35 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U3 OSULLIVAN KATHLEEN ANN 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U3 SALEM MA 01970 35-0081-0 26 WINTER STREET CHAYET NEIL L CHAYET MARTHA 26 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0082-0 241/2 WINTER STREET GADDIPATI KRISHNA WHEELER-GADDIPATI SAR/ 241/2 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0083-0 24 WINTER STREET LAAFF JEFFREY LAAFF ANN K 24 WINTER ST SALEM MA 01970 35-0099-0 2 OLIVER STREET JONES DAVID C 2 OLIVER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0108-0 29 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO BERTRAM HOME FOR AGED MEN C/O DALEY DONALD 29 WASHINGTON SQ NO SALEM MA 01970 35-0109-0 31 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO DOERING JUDITH C 18 MT VERNON STREET#1 BOSTON MA 02108 E17d of Report {U]WT\ 9� A ♦f f Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (617)745.9595,EXT.311 Date: /-2/ 9107 To the Assessor' s Office: The Salem Historical Commission is requesting a certified abutters list with labels for the following property(s) (abutters, abutters' abutters, property directly across the street, abutters to those directly across the street) . Those abutters who are not within the Historic Districts need not be provided. a& 6t))n-kr Oee f- The Public Hearing date is //Z 0-0 We would appreciate receiving this list by noon on U Thank you, ier �Ak of the Commission .13054 494 '- 3 4 4 84 3s 3 ,12- o Mr &3 r wall 5 3` 10 n ti '-SiJee'7 ��1�8 r- •� � .Y a u n ¢ Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX (978)740-0404 NOTICE OF HEARING The Salem Historical Commission will give a public hearing to all persons interested in the application of: Neil& Martha Chayet on the property at: 26 Winter Street concerning: Alterations to front portico Date of Hearing: Wednesday, January 2, 2008 Time of Hearing: 7:30 p.m. Location of Hearing: 120 Washington Street, 3"r Floor Conference Room By Order of the alem Historical Commission ,lane A. y Clerk o the C mmission Persons with special needs should contact the Clerk of the Commission to arrange for reasonable accommodation. Please allow ample time for us to arrange for your request. r%00 �a,em Historical Commission120 WASHINGTON STREET SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 h 02 1A $ 00.410 i' 0004380921 DEC19 2007 'f MAILED FROM ZIPCODE 01970 Loc: 2 OLIVER STREET Parcel ID#: 35-0099-0LUC 104 ^ c7 a JONES DAVID C o Z p N Z W W ¢w 2 OLIVER STREET N �o SALEM MA 01970 NIXIE 010 cc 1 39 12/25/07 W Lil d= RETURN TO SENDER wOo NOT DELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED cc U UNABLE TO rOPWARD act 01970352399 *0221-02574-19-45 IIL, 111Im Jt1 IM)if I 111,1 11I 1L I ILLI I I I I 11 11111 i 0 v Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT 311 FAX (978) 740-0404 NOTICE OF HEARING The Salem Ilistorical Commission will give a public hearing to all persons interested in the application of: Neil& Martha Chayet on the property at: 16 Winter Street concerning: Alterations to front portico Date of Hearing: Wednesday, January 2, 2008 Time of Hearing: 7:30 p.m. Location of Hearing: 120 Washington Street, 3""Floor Conference Room By OWofthelem Historical Commission ,lane Clerkission Persons with special needs should contact the Clerk of the Commission to arrange for reasonable accommodation. Please allow ample time for us to arrange for your request. Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 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: Washington Square Address of Property�26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil&Martha Chavet Description of Work Proposed: Fencing and gates on Oliver Street per final design drawings submitted 11/1/06. Option to install either Triple Lotus Bowl Fountain HC3500 or Eton College Foundation C3600 in location noted on amended landscape plan submitted 11/1/06. Installation ofvent pipes,painted black, in locations indicated on drawings presented II/1/06. Copy of drawings to be provided for Historical Commission files. Amendments to garage/kitchen addition initially approved on Certificate dated 10/10/06 per drawings submitted 11/1/06, including enclosed pergola roof, copper trimmed with step out porch and including: • East elevation o Columns as drawn o Door change from double to single 15 light wood door, 120"high, true divided light with lintel 0 3 windows change to a set of 120"high wood French doors with a pair offired side lights of equal size and design, all true divided lights with lentil above o Supporting porch and stair to be angled as per drawing • South elevation o Decrease size of screen porch from approximately 8'to approximately 6' o Change double door to single door o install three 3-lite wood basement windows, true divided light One complete copy offinal architectural drawings with all approved details to be submitted for Historical Commission files. Dated: November 3, 2006 EM 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. Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,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: 0 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: Washington Square Address of Property- 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha Chavet Description of Work Proposed: Addendum #18-Replacement ofpicket fence on Winter Street with Walpole Woodworker's Historic Spindle Fence(not including urn post caps) in wood and ofsame height as existingfence, mounted on top ofgranite, running between existing brick pillars. All fencing to be straight, not arched spindles to be round. Pedestrian gate location to remain and to be same level as fence. Posts to secure gate to be as minimal as possible. Replace hardware on pillars. Driveway gate to swing into property. Fencing and gates to be painted white. Addendum #19-Installation offence with pedestrian gate on Oliver Street side with matching driveway gate. Fencing to be solid, capped,painted white per Walpole Woodworkers Universal Board Fence but without arch or scalloping. Fence located as proposed in landscape plan and to be same height as AI's. Individual spindles to protrude through top rail approximately 2-3". Posts to be 6 x 6 cedar with simple caps, stained white. Approval is subject to submission offnal drawing and detail review/approval prior to construction. Addendum #21 -Installation of 25'white fiberglass flagpole in location noted on landscape plan. Addendum#23-Paint colors-unless otherwise noted in Certificates dated 9/26/06& 10/10/06, wood surfaces to be Brilliant White, doors to be Black and treads/stairs of rear porch to be grey. Addenda#20& #22, as well as arty final detail changes under this application, to be continued to meeting of November 1, 2006. Dated: _October 20, 2006 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: J �j The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an o v ohtti n). II 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. `= SEP 05 ZD06 / ?o M DEPT OF �✓ CUMMUN7YpVE�OPME Salem Historical Commission NT '2D WASHINGTON STREET SALEM, "ASSACHUSETTS 01970 ,378) 745.3595 EXT _n FAX .978) --:0404 APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Pursu:-it to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter -IUC) and the Salem Historical Commission ( rdinLnce, application is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for: C"'o Construction _ Moving P'/ Reconstruction .alteration L� Demolition ✓ Painting Sign E� Other as described glow. Q� Vfa.'Shj'nu� ,5r9iuO2' Original Building Construction Date, if known: u � I ',ddress of Pr)perty: a Zo ` (VV A ' .ame Df Rec�_ rd &,•nem )V s): el I C (�Q� anct Mar-+ 6C O kah: o,,t Description of Work Proposed include required scale drawings, paint chips, caraio,curs and/or samples a/material proposed, where applicaale Remove awning frame, TV antenna and exposed wires; Remove vertical vine arbors from the face of the outer pillars on the portico; Rebuild missing chimney; Replace Nat'l Register plaque; Add plaque from Historic Salem; Replace shutters on windows on front and Winter Street facades; Replace gutters and downspouts; Remove pipe hand rail at front door and replace with wrought iron hand rail; Remove un-matched brick patch above the portico and replace with matching brick; Rework opening above portico; Remove section of porch to the left of the front door portico. restore the balustrade railing on the side of the portico, retain a small landing and steps from door to the right of the bow window; Repair and/or replace lintels and sub-sills; Replace windows; Restore bricked-over windows; Relocate two-car garage and incorporate into addition; Rework side of one story El and construct addition; Reduce size and rebuild back porch and stairs; Replace fence, pedestrian gate and driveway gate on Winter Street side; Install fence and gates on Oliver Street side; Install fountain; Install flag pole; Install dryer vent, plumbing vents, basement and attic vents. dl�v 1 �" Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,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 *--f< 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: Washington Square Address of Property- 26 Winter St_ Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha Chavet Description of Work Proposed: Installation of Option C curved stairs to the right of the bow window. Dated: October 11, 2006EM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: (-y1� I 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. x' 11 Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, 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 1111 Reconstruction Alteration El Demolition ❑ Signage ❑ Painting ❑ 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: Washington Snnare Address of Property: 26 W;mer Street Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha Cha et Description of Work Proposed: Addendum #10-Rework opening above portico per plans submitted 10/4/06(with no shutters) with 36"railing on roof balustrade. Addendums #15, #16, & #17-Remove existing garage and single story ell on Oliver Street. Reduce size of and rebuild back porch in same design. Construct anew brick 2 bay garage/kitchen addition with door for handicapped access, French doors to a screened porch and a hip roofper drawings submitted. Addendum #14-Restoration of 4 bricked over windows and 2 bricked over basement windows Addendum #13 - Removal of 8 windows as noted on drawings. Replacement of 73 existing and installation of 13 new wood, JB Sash custom true divided light, double glaze, clear glass windows on house and new addition. 6 over 6 windows to have fixed upper sash. Staples in windows to be non-corroding and puttied over so as to be invisible. All windows painted white. Addendum #12 - Repair lintels to replicate existing. Replicate lintels that are missing. Optio nto replace 7 faun brick lintels with true lintels or to apply surface coating to simulate lintels. Replace wood sub sills in 6 windows with stone sub sills to match rest of house. Addendum #7-Replace gutters with copper 16 or 20 ounce OG style gutters on all roof eaves. Option for fluted copper downspouts gutters on new addition to be smaller in proportion, but same design. Install 3 , on building corners. Portico to have invisible trough, with downspouts on bath sides ofportico. 0 Y p It Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT 311 FAX(978)740-0404 Page 2 Certificate of Appropriateness-26 Winter St. Addendums #8 and#11 - Replacement of existing landing to the right of the front door with Option C, curved stairs. Railing for front door, landing at right of bow window, back door and screen porch to be metal with #922-0-09 starter, bronze oval#223 round handrail and#306 post. The following items are continued-Addendums #18, #19, #20, #21, #22, #13 Dated: October 1.0, 2006 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. Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,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: El 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: Washington Square Address of Property: 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil &Martha Chavet Description of Work Proposed: 1. Remove metal awning frame, tv antenna&exposed, non-usable wires and conduit for electrical, telephone and cable. All electrical meters to be located inside building. 2. Remove vertical vine arbor from the face of the outer pillars on the portico 3. Rebuild missing chimney in location per attic evidence and historical photo presented with brick, mortar and design to match existing chimneys. Mason should endeavor to match the aggregate of the existing and to "wash" the completed masonry to expose the aggregate. 4. Replace bronze plaque with one similar in appearance with new text as proposed. 5. Addition of HSI house plaque to ha located on Oliver.Street side of house 6. Installation of 27 pairs of wood shutters on Winter Street and front facing facades, using hardware attached to brick based on evidence found on house. Shutters to be hung by SHC guidelines (i.e. that they be hung so as to be operable and when closed will fill the window completely and shed water away from building). 7. (Addendum 9) - Repair/replace brick patch above portico so as to match rest of brick and mortar on house. 8. (Addendum 11) - Removal ofporch to the left of the front door portico. The following items are continued-Addendums 7, 8, 10, 12-22 and the landing steps &rail from the door to the right of the bow window. Dated: September 26, 2006 LEM HISTORICAL COMIyIISSION By: / The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving ah o tstar g 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. k 3G /s' os 3 T44 , G9 I� A t a � • corcPoo.-t� / / � PULL 'SI'ZE 14UH�IH z¢ / BULB w/- .1p CLOSED Cw.L P0LWR nkk NG C&K SLO CIA MID TACKLE B4La t-(cr XID410 VINYL LIt4 R , Lfl.F w/STit[P a k v� f-0 � o \ OUL5 W/sRiP Cotfr(Nuov5 WOOD.6To? I C INCCAL5 VMYL.I tJE'R J.&WOOD TILT ,0.14 WINC�01,/ !!{ CLOZED 9c51`7'Ic> SHOWN IN 15301 FRAw1E < s}4owr{ VOTrED) SECT E5-E3 pm.. SECT A-A, T. R.SASH€DOOR Co. INC 280 .SEC N — CHELLEA NW, 02150 31IlgL.G HUNG UNIT I a..�.20l...... n•...m,..>�..•r n.., r.....e+.a u...�.r.a.ur �R�poOt� VKIt`(1J 01'Y.Ut{/TCS NEIL- cNAyc-r N N 09/20/2008 10:14 FAX 8178248399 BCIA 14001 Mr. and Mrs. David Clark Jones 33 Washington Square AOliver RECEIVE® Salemem,,MA 019797 0 978-741-4574 SEP 2 0 2C06 DEPT. OF PLANNING& Jane A. Guy COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington St. Salem,MA 01970 By fax 978.740.0404 Re: 26 Winter St. Dear Ms. Guy: I am unfortunately unable to make the hearing for the proposed renovations for 26 Winter St. (the Joseph Story House) as submitted by Neil and Martha Chayet. As a direct abutter and homeowner within the Washington Square Historic District,I would however like to make my position known to the Historical Commission I have met with the Chayets on several occasions and reviewed their plans. I am extremely pleased with their proposal and offer my full support. It will be wonderful to see the Joseph Story House returned to its Federal grandeur, including the removal of the Victorian Porch as well as the demolition of the garage(I believe architecturally called "Early Eyesore") and its replacement with a Federal styled"Carriage House". Having gone through this process myself..I am delighted to see the Chayet's making the commitment to their new home as well as Salem and wish them the best in their substantial undertaking. I hope the Commission recognizes the extent of their commitment and offers latitude where need be. Sincerely, David C.J ne v � r Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT.311 FAX (978) 740-0404 NOTICE OF HEARING The Salem Historical Commission will give a public hearing to all persons interested in the application of: Neil& Martha Chayet on the property at: 26 Winter Street concerning: Remove awning frame, TV antenna, exposed wires and vertical vine arbors; Rebuild missing chimney; Replace plaque & add plaque; Replace shutters, gutters and downspouts, windows,fence, pedestrian gate, driveway gate and hand rail; Rework opening above portico; Remove section of porch, restore balustrade railing, retain mall landing and steps; Repair and/or replace brick, lintels and sub-sills; Restore bricked-over windows; Relocate two-car garage and incorporate into addition; Rework side of one story El and construct addition; Reduce size and rebuild back porch and stairs; Install fence and gates, fountain, flag pole, dryer vent, plumbing vents, basement and attic vents. Date of Hearing: Wednesday,September 20, 2006 Time of Hearing: 7:30 p.m. Location of Hearing: 120 Washington Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room By Order of the Salem 'storical Commission Jane A. Clerk o t e Commission Persons with special needs should contact the Clerk of the Commission to arrange for reasonable accommodation. Please allow ample time for us to arrange for your request. Parcel ID I Number Location Street Name Unit Owner Name#1 Mailing Address Line 1 Mailing City Mailing State ling Zip C 35-0070-0 21 WINTER STREET WILEY THELMA E 21 WINTER ST SALEM MA 01970 35-0071-0 23 WINTER STREET MCCOY HARRY G 23 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-801 39 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U7 LOMASNEY DAVID F 39 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-802 39 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 SUCHER NIKOLAUS J 39 WASHINGTON SQ NO U2 SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-803 41 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO Ut VAN HUIZEN GORDON 41 WASHINGTON SQ NO U41-1 SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-804 41 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 PERVIER BARARA S 41 WASHINGTON SQ NO U 41-2 SALEM MA 01970 35-0073-805 41 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U3 LOMASNEY DAVID F 39 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO SALEM MA 01970 35-0078-0 37 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO SALEM CITY OF MERRITT TRIANGLE MA 35-0080-801 35 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U1 ODONNELL ANTHONY C 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U1 SALEM MA 01970 35-0080-802 35 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U2 SCHIETTECATTE FRANCOIS 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U2 SALEM MA 01970 35-0080-803 35 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO U3 OSULLIVAN KATHLEEN ANN 35 WASHINGTON SQ NO U3 SALEM MA 01970 35-0081-0 26 WINTER STREET ATCHASON KATHLEEN A 26 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0082-0 24 WINTER STREET DURAND PAUL R 24 1/2 WINTER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0083-0 24 WINTER STREET LAAFF JEFFREY 24 WINTER ST SALEM MA 01970 35-0099-0 2 OLIVER STREET JONES DAVID C 2 OLIVER STREET SALEM MA 01970 35-0108-0 29 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO BERTRAM HOME FOR AGED MEN 29 WASHINGTON SQ NO SALEM MA 01970 35-0109-0 31 WASHINGTON SQUARE NO DOERING JUDITH C 18 MT VERNON STREET#1 BOSTON MA 02108 3 � _ fi $ 3W7 aL14 i m` S 3671 1%4113 be 1 i WW4 35W- 1 �T J • X w .35 �5n `V a { ADDENDUM ' 1 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Remove metal awning frame, TV antenna and exposed wires We are applying to remove the pipe awning frame from the front of the house. Historic photos show that this was added at a later date and was not part of the original home. We are applying to remove the TV antenna from the roof. We are applying to remove all exterior exposed wires and conduit for electrical, telephone, cable TV, etc.. on all facades of the house. Re-connectivity for utilities will be done in the least obtrusive fashion in coordination with the utility companies. Meters for all utilities will be located inside the building. Small remote computerized meter reading detectors will be mounted in the least noticeable but still accessible location on the Oliver Street side of the home. e e 111 Oil 4 might— IMF f � r! � rel � � ! Ee � � � � • s • ss ,�� '� 1 `, ��,1� ` �� `• A Y �� I.i .•.�LI� �111�P � �.,'114 I 1 �' .� L1 i V = _ � ,t l I • s }F .� �;;((� ' I _�? �yInLJ��r-• r. I. � -.914 � �i~'i � �' ��`: INA EDY rr t �l� Yf O I IV - > t, 1 p 1 i 1 tel, -L L7L--i 1 ^ i 1. r .T .. S i t L ` I lip it TIN 1 4 �IN' �'dc ♦ .w �. 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' s L1�L r ia. °s. . ... •+.1� ! �M=i< . :�SJL9+�J � •� 1 ADDENDUM 3 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem,MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Rebuild missing chimney. We are applying to rebuild a missing chimney. Several historic photos show the chimney. Our architect has verified that it is still intact in the attic, but has been roofed over. The home has four fireplaces on three floors that would have been serviced by this chimney, including one room with McIntyre designed/inspired mantle and carvings. Please note that the missing chimney has been drawn on the architectural elevations which show the chimney as indicated on the historic photos. The brick and mortar will match the house brick as closely as possible. , V: opt Sr�'�'` �y °Y,r ,Y )y 4 3„Fi➢.53�� . + c ..; „, ' i:i�*o T' F 1,4 tet: IAh ry p' 1 •a�., e .-.w� cS .. .visv � � .• d — � , S •Vii' ..._ (�1 vfi 'f 1� t3• S 1 :� i� r�, r y ,� } � _ �t �� _/ .`P}L h I P,:f, ' I ' �� _ Qr +ktd _. f (-,I. 1 � •,� X{ , PSI. q{p'P j .. ,, yy� • � z7. III �,,� ,� r , ItZ o4 4Pr � L- S P 1 !3 e� IV� 4 ADDENDUM 4 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Replace Nat'l Register plaque We are applying to replace the bronze plaque on the Winter Street fagade indicating the status of the Joseph Story House as a National Historic Landmark. The existing plaque is 14" x 16" and the new plaque would be a similar size. The Current text of the plaque currently reads: "Joseph Story House has been designated a National Historic Landmark.. This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America. 1975. National Park Service, United Sates Department of the Interior. We propose a revised text to read: Joseph Story House Built in 1811 for Joseph Story, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Legislator, and Father of the Harvard Law School. This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America. Designated in 1975 by the National Park Service, U.S.Department of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark •H x gR� � RPS �+` �� nl�. N3= NORTH ATLANTIC REGION Ir it al MAR 17 1975 ane t�cnr o� L'a e - United States Department of the Inter 01' G e — '^ r Depuly 1lneslnr ✓. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE 'A WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 W A PLY R nK TO: �� OnelJhrnS L •'i0 HS417-PS March 12, 1 751 �usenr. r Programs Finance Vrp pert/ Pd'N A'3�agar�li nl P U $:lRi2i Cpi�C.hC:isib^5 The Director of the National Park Service lads Cary Everhardt is pleased to inform you of a ceremony designating the historic property listed below as a national historic landmark. A National Park Service renresentative will present the landmark certificate and bronze plaque recognizing this as a nationally significant property in our N'ation's heritage, and it will be lister] automat- ically on the National Register of Historic Places . Plans and arrangements for the landmark presentation program are the pre- rogative of the owner of the property. The National Park Service is glad to cooperate in such activities when requested to do so. c Pertinent facts about the ceremony follow. Please let us know if we may supply further information. u Name of property: Joseph Story House c Location: 26 Winter Street, Salem, Massachusetts Y G Date of ceremony: March 17, 1975 t Time and place: 2:00 p.m. , at the site c Presentor: Mr. Gene Peluso, Landmarks Coordinator, North U Atlantic Region Recipient : Mr. and Mrs. John Ward C J Also notified: Senator Edward ^1. Kennedy and Representative Michael Harrington SIMILAR LETTER BEING SENT T0: Hon. Edward P1. Kennedy Hon. Michael Harrington Hon. Edward IV. Brooke House of Representatives United States Senate Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. sIGNIFiCANCEl PERI00 (Chet, Ons or More ee gpyroyd ele) / ❑ Pn.Calum bion ` ❑ 16th Camu.y ❑ 18th Cenrwy 10Th \ ❑ 151h Century ❑ ITh Qnrury 1 ❑ Cemuy � 91h Cenrvey ' SPECIFIC OATEISI (11 APPliceble end Known) _ AREAa8 1 829 OF SIGNIFICANCE (CdecN One or More••APProPrlere) f I Aboriginal ❑ Educori on f ❑ Pre hiarm is ® Peliil cel ,❑ Urbon ❑ EnPlonninpgineering Reli ❑ Historic ❑ ❑ -9ion/Phi. ❑I Indw try Orha. (SPeclly) ❑ Agricvlru re ❑ loaophy Invention -- ❑ Ar, lecture C3Landaeape I] 5cienae —_ C] A" ❑ ScvlP tura 1 Architecture ClSoClal/Human —' ❑ Commerce C1Lilerorurs ❑ Communi<oriona irorian -- ❑ Military ❑ iheorar ❑ Conservation ❑ Mwie ❑ Tra naportab on —� li T OF i ICANCE —�— Salome of Justice Joseph Story is the only extant residence. ociawith his productive life. Story, who lived here from 1811 Z il 1laid "the judicial basis of the American nation-state O hisnion in Martin v: 'Hunter's `Lessee restated in his influential Commentaries on the Const tution. T s natidnalist doctrine of the supremacy and precedance of the nation over the states "now stands appraised as a legal classic of timeless importance." 1 e of U greatest jurists of all times, Story became a worldwide auutthorityh fon the subjects of equity and conflict of law. He is often regarded as Of the father of admiralty law and he has exercised enormous influence on �• American patent and trust law, the lbw of negotiable instruments, and many other fields of commerical law. Story's influence upon the intellectual development of America extends beyond the legal system. z Important figures such as Daniel Webster, Frances T'ocqueville, and John Marshall drew -their inspiration,Lieber, Alexis de and sometimes the bulk of their ideas from Story. He was a pillar of the Marshall Li LU Court, often pointing the way Marshall followed. the Father of Harvard Law School he bequeathed to Americaaboth arded ssystem of legal education emulated nationwide,and a nationalist spirit widely imbibed in.2 I I . Gerald T. Dunne, JusticeeJose h St, and The Rise of the Su reme Court (New York, I970), p. 431. 2. James McClellan, Joseph Story and The American Constitution (Norman, Oklahoma, 1971) , pp, vii. 274 and 275, / (Continued) Gp -- a yo "ir�>,. ' • f + ..moo f-sr'.- • ♦ ?v ` r • z ohm '.. %4 _ •�•i r � �� b t Ot �+,� "�♦� ,� �'� Vii.y Ni ��tl*�`��_ 't. 00 H 4 ik t `r • _� fj w �• 4'R.. a, , ADDENDUM 5 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Add plMue from Historic Salem We have engaged Historic Salem to conduct extensive research on the history of 26 Winter Street. The forthcoming report will dictate the text for a Historic Salem plaque. While we do not have the exact text at this time, we are applying to mount a typical wooden plaque on the fagade of the building. Below is a draft of the anticipated text: Built for JOSEPH STORY U.S. Supreme Court Justice 1811 HISTORIC.SALEM,INC. I 0 x � � r � F - � p l . . r ADDENDUM 6 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Restore shutters on windows on front and street facades We are applying to install 27 pairs of wooden shutters on all of the windows on the Winter Street and front facing facades. Note that the elevations prepared by our architect show the shutters accordingly. Most windows are missing their shutters at this time, but several historic photos show the house with shutters. Presently, the remaining shutters are styled with a lower dowel and louver. (71" x 17"x 13/8") However, there may have been a variety of previous styles, including the so-called "Salem Style"or"Beacon Hill Style". The house has no remaining shutter hardware (the remaining ones are bolted to the bricks). We are proposing a simple black reproduction style that would be historically appropriate for an 1811 Federal style home. INVENTORY: Winter Street: 3rd floor—2 windows 2"d floor—3 windows 1 sr floor—2 windows Front Face: 3`d floor—3 + 5 windows 2"d floor-- 3 + 5 windows 3`d floor—4 windows w r r s >' { SWIM Er=�E r � � ' . ,. .,. -.rd.. � ". �- C.`"X�..�.� _�; � V r�•.�,,,'�big�� L ,�'.: fA ,.� r,�L .�s_3 v•fn y ry � � e"Gl� •3� 1 ��- y 'ASez` � P y�,pyo-J" gra ME { � `OM1 ,y �--�-� L 1-4 � ..:'71 .ti'?Y�`a" " 41 a•.,, -.- � <„^.�µti � ,.eLn, a "' ' S _ 1_._ _ ia5� _ y .. t.l 1(' {yt.fl � ✓`�erryyl!��yy 1 1 , f F.. Log1 IL �. 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R } ®. �H _ s y 4 � 4 : f Phone 603-539-2636 Fa-v: 603-539-1384 I mail ccc`.ri. rinill,'(rberizon.n t ,s in historic reproductions of custom wooden louvered shutters, paneled shutters, doors, and traditional shutter hardware. p About Us I materials Exterior Wood Shutters 11 r - k (4 r fi r tgC F �/ S y Y� t YMy' e4 i f" 1' �9 4 � a Flat Panel with Flat Panel with wB-100 Louver CS-300 CS-301 Cut-out Bottom Looters This shutter shows This early traditional Thickness I-1/8"' or Thickness 1-1/8"or 1-3/8" joinery of exposed shutter is shown with a Thickness I-1/8"or beveled louvers and simple molding and well Stiles 1-ilex Stiles I op the absence of a spaced,wide bull nosed Stiles I-314" Stiles 1-3/4" 2-3/8"Top and 2_ 2-3/8"To and Bottom Bottom Rails horizontal middle louvers. They are pitched 2-3/8*'Top and p rail. A molding is at a shallower angle than a Bottom Rails Rails 3-I/2"Cross Rail � 3-1/2"Cross Rail sometimes set back more standard shutter and 3-1/_•' Cross Rail These can be slightly and casts a deeper shadow The top portion could furnished with horns surrounds the panel. line. These can be Slat 3/8" x 2-1/4" furnished with flat remain a flat panel or (a one inch Molding 5/16 x 1/2" panels and decorative furnished with a extension of the th cut-outs. We have cut-out. stile)at no extra over 150 choices or cost.Cross rail can you can provide your be positioned at any own idea or sample. height. This shutter can have either fixed slats with control rod or can be made moveable. prhiccd by the Beech Em ig Ricer Mill Stat? Please contact us for details. i W13-200 Arched RB-100 Board and B13-200 Board and I Raised Panel Shutter Baltcn tailh closed Batten svnh open boards. boards. Made 1-1/8" or 1-3/8" Made 1-118" or thick. Random 1-3/8" thick. vertical stock 3" to 4" Symmetrical vertical wide battens stock 3" to 4" wide battens. Close up of lot,�crs \4'B-100 and Iscacc Style t l`t r ° Rat P x a Salem Style CS-303 BeacunAlill Style Custom Arched CS-302 CS304 ShutterCS-305 This shutter has a This style shutter is beveled louver with This shutter is This curved top shutter commonly seen in an applied molding. commonly seen on lilt Palladian style and around the The wide frame and the historic homes in Ivindows can be made historic community well spaced louvers Beacon Hill in in any size. We do of Salem, give a heavy look to Boston and date from require a template or a Massachusetts. The the shutter. This 1850. Wide scalloped dimensioned drawing wide slats are shutter often doesn't cornered louvers of the window. These 1 tenoned into the include a center rail. project beyond the shutters are seen on vertical stiles. A face of the frame contemporary as well as `vertical rectangular stock which is historic buildings. molding makes these typically 1-3/8"or shutters distinctive I-3/4" thick and unique. N i %c •: � S 4 r F -- a5�lil lil 1 If IIQI I ': ��• - `{. � �. _.... y' it P. ly � �. •a�.� I n r 'Jill nJ itj f ki S y fLIN ., f G< IFA• cs� '1 - - 1 N itl tl C 1'♦< 31j.'.m. I = ;.. 45;Iq .fin .ax• -els Md rt; IF � v •t7�r't39r'1`b __ f I� yyN +f �,v k>. t e�A. .`+t,• {ewi8M"yc ,r 4 F��gtwy� '� � f ' +� rt �y4 � � � �Na�`Y�•k•'' k.,.. * > 'orf :,:� iY... - '_a +a%'l-:�• .d�'':s .�I�:s�� it `a f 7t � 0- p>r t�P/eJA `.'`/_Ifa�JA._-i�p�'"`fEJfi..�7 -XI e�h.�`Y' ti .A . ."':`3„_'T•i.r '��'... ` <' ' ADDENDUM 9 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Remove un-matched brick patch above the portico and replace with matching brick We are applying to remove the unmatched brick patch above the portico. Historic photos indicate that this area was once enclosed in a box-like extension from the second floor of the house. The patch has the wrong brick shape, size, color, pattern, and mortar thickness. We propose a reproduction brick in the correct size and shape, with thin mortar using the correct lime mix, and duplicating the Flemish Bond pattern of the main house. m - a..ir.,f `'' 4 Ilk f I - 119 - .®.----.--_mss. \ � --•F+.� ' I I vs II _ 1 I I I r I a I � _ r � lilill � , . s- �etS+.,�'1`w.�y R,wy� �. \x ? ? �,`..5, ��+lx"•F sic+'W Tn .�..�q�.�^�-+� O L r T d�- 41 rX 1� � \ a � U �� •'rs`ti�gj '��r. `� r�� iis rll+�� i 4 a Iµr \R A T 4l ate rr� a 5 `� IIJr 1110 Iff �,. rr yJ� i ysSt r l y 5� asmsnarosiav°-2wt�:�e:.�A.3:d-.2v'fX:y:3r'.-a,cras:r.�.+ar�.oa�ia� .�.aw♦., - .e,.=sa,..i.w.sc , CADDENDUM 10 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Rework openingabove bove portico We are applying to rework the opening above the portico. The thin existing doorway, imbedded in the unmatched brick patch, is not historically appropriate to the home. Based on other Federal houses, our architect has designed a slightly wider doorway with a window pane styling, to be flanked with wooden shutters. This will restore the balance to the front facade of the home. Because of the nature of this design, the new door would be custom made to the architect's specifications with an outer wood frame and panes scaled to the windows, painted white. The wood shutters would be scaled to the window shutters and painted black. The lintel would be splayed as the others on this facade and the threshold (which cannot be seen from the street) will be made of stone. Please note that the elevations prepared by our architect include this requested modification. n II A 1 } I 1 6 a� ti 'A 25 ILI loom in 4 r `� a� a - y F :y w , 4S �p �+w" J 1 t .- 4 ADDENDUM 16 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Rework side of one story El and construct addition We are applying to build a kitchen addition as our"family-living side of the property"to be located in front of the proposed garage relocation. As typical with historic homes,the existing El has had several configurations, different materials and usages over the years. The one story section facing the driveway on the south side was added at a later date. We are requesting permission to open this side of the El to receive the addition. Please note that this addition is shown on the architect's elevations. The materials for the addition will be carefully coordinated with the main house. The brick will be the same as used for the patch and chimney to closely match the main house in Flemish Bond style. We propose the same replacement windows as for the main house. Gutters and downspouts will be the same as the main house, and the roof will rave matching charcoal black triple tab heavy duty asphalt shingles. The doorway onto tie screened porch will be wood French Doors, similar to the Marvin terrace door shown in the Commission manual. All doors, windows and trim would be painted white. Note that the current home is effectively without a kitchen which must be added. The addition allows for the preservation of oak paneled and other historic rooms which will not be needed for conversion to a kitchen. Also,the new kitchen location helps provide space inside the main building for egress to bring the two apartments into compliance to avoid exterior fire escapes and an outside handicapped ramp. We are aware that that we must apply to ZBA for side set back approvals. f. I Y 5 >� tt{ , 1 + 6 144 . ADDENDUM 15 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Relocate two-car garage and incorporate into addition; We are applying to remove the existing one story stucco tandem (2 car) garage and rebuild a reconfigured 2-car garage, centered on the lot facing Oliver Street as shown on our architect's elevations. The existing garage is not historically compatible in style to the historic home. Further,we re told it is made of hollow cinder block which no longer meets building codes and the building cannot be repaired or altered for this reason. Also, its location virtually on the lot line restricts air flow and repair opportunities for the garage and adjacent property. The current garage and drive are accessed from Oliver Street and have ample width for more than two car widths. The curb level across the back of the property on the Oliver Street side is even with the street pavement,with neighborhood parking on the opposite side. This effectively negates the need for additional curb cuts in order to provide designated parking areas, however, we will address the technicalities accordingly. The"village-like" street-scape on Oliver Street consists of many antique houses and buildings built to the edge of the sidewalk. The relocation of our garage will continue this theme along the Oliver Street The materials for the newly built garage will be carefully coordinated with the main house. The brick will be the same as used for the patch and chimney to closely match the main house. We propose the same replacement windows, as for the main house in Flemish Bond style. Gutters and downspouts will be the same as the main house, and the roof will have matching charcoal black triple tab heavy duty asphalt shingles. The Pedestrian door will be wood paneled, painted black and the windows and trim painted white. The relocation of the garage will help provide the number of required parking spaces for a three-family building. Please note that garage is intended to house a handicapped ramp for barrier free access within the building to avoid an exterior ramp. In addition, some of the stairs needed for egress compliance will be inside the garage, further negating the need for an exterior fire escape. We are aware that we must apply to ZBA for set side and rear back approvals and for clarification regarding curb cuts. , K • " ' ':lei .��,�;;., � ,��i. ♦Y •t7.'3!"t �� . y A � }JJJ�glglql{ syr, ' �.,� ,:.i:'' T�3 �;r4 �� . � dam, •r > r • I j.nr�sk � � y;: 7�� { �r �. 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This entry area is reduced to accommodate the garage relocation. The materials will be substantially the same as the existing porch with a grey wood deck, stairs, lattice with white balustrades, edge trim band,posts and railing. Please note the new size of the porch is shown on our architect's West elevation. e ` r .. a 1.,•), A � �..,,'�' '� a — �� IC//•'. `Lt® r ea 4 t � .t.hr ui tIP ` MW i r •Z ��) 1' " rtir � Cu ✓. t r '!� 1 ' yy -!- '�f:'i.', •rte _j,,.,._ � � � F I-Amw. 77 wk I, u.. y r � ADDENDUM 14 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Restore bricked-over windows We are applying to restore two windows shown on the north and two on the west(Oliver Street) side which we believe were removed and bricked over. Evidence inside the home shows faint outlines of former window frames indented in the walls. We are applying to use the same reproduction windows as proposed for the rest of the house. Please note the vocation of these restored windows are shown on our architect's elevations. In addition, We are applying to restore two windows in the basement t ah t were clearly bricked over. These are located to the left of the front portico, and are shown on the elevations. 1 c � n / J t ,r I 1 4Yi �r b�q y � i a � t ' t 4iW - i0j F Y I � •..Y 4 ADDENDUM 13 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Replace Windows We are applying to install custom built historically appropriate six over six windows, and windows of other configurations,throughout the house. One of the most serious problems with our windows involves the sills. At some point, the wood sills were altered with the addition of a 2x4, apparently to receive the aluminum storm windows. Unfortunately, this alteration blocked all drainage from the sills, resulting in extensive rot throughout the sills, frames and jambs. In addition, the sashes are in a state of serious deterioration. Our inventory indicates that most of the glass is not old,having been replaced with new glass over the years. Our intensive window review confirms that the windows have severity of deterioration to a degree that requires replacement. We have reviewed many commercially available windows. While many have strong historic characteristics, most did not meet the specifications that are appropriate for an 1811 home. We have located one company which will construct custom windows that we believe are appropriate to the home and will be acceptable to the Commission. We are applying to use six over six wood replacement windows with true divided light, thin interior mullions, and a proper exterior putty profile. The glass is a thin thermo pane, eliminating the need for an exterior storm. The properly scaled wood frames,jambs and sills are suited to a masonry building; they will be lead free and meet energy efficiency recommendations. Other window configuration replacement will be similarly addressed. We will be presenting a sample of the proposed window to the Commission. l ,r k 1 r nn qq h ff 1 ,fir, rM�"�rtA .t ,I 1 i 11.i 4 ln ,rl� 11. C' ...I_ Jl (htl •- Al % C .1�k,e `Sf _ r �. ` .-::e- Fes►, �r.rad_-t - _ _ . i '•MSL K'3 A k� �`}` � � � v - .- 3r '.:�� 'C• � s' ail 1"S♦Ci� _ V ' FfK u .. t t C i i f_ pr � 9� t _. i ` ! f i P ADDENDUM 12 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Repair and/or replace lintels and sub sills We are applying to repair several damaged lintels. Some appear to be made of brownstone, while others may be limestone or sandstone. There is evidence that some lintels were inappropriately patched in the past, perhaps with Portland cement or a Bondo style epoxy. Because of the existing white paint,we do not have a complete inventory of the damage or original materials. We will perform appropriate repairs, with the correct mixture of patching compound to include ground stone of the same original material. In some cases, it may be necessary to replace the entire lintel and we will have new stone lintels custom cut in the splayed fashion to the exact size as the originals. They will be professionally installed and secured against the brick masonry with correct compounds including lime mortar. We are also applying to install new lintels for six windows above the bow window. The bricks above these windows are painted white in the shape of lintels, creating a faux lintel. It is possible that old deteriorated lintels exist behind a brick cover. In any case, we are asking for approval to remove the bricks and install new stone lintels. These would be custom cut in the splayed fashion and professionally installed. We are applying to replace the rough hewn wood sub sills in the same six windows above the bow window with stone sub sills, cut to match those in the rest of the house. We are applying to rebuild the wood area surrounding around one of the basement windows where the foundation sill above and around the window frame has rotted. r yys vp ig dAA, � w � , s k A 1 v; ' f( iL 1 1� l� I �l / Y ,� i � 1 I a y � x ` c � L Y2 p d F I xti r i .. , N i t 1( G 1 s: 11 � a .r..� i .. e 1i I DO Y I y , 1A, AN .jj�},{$tltPAR WAI OEM WK-Of r� J: 3 9 -41 ADDENDUM 7 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Replace gutters and downspouts. We are applying to replace all of the gutters and downspouts. Currently,the building has a variety of styles and materials, including aluminum, deteriorated copper, rotted wood, and many sections are completely missing. Some of the downspouts drain into an iron plumbing pipe which directs the water to an unknown location (perhaps to an old cistern under the basement floor). It is essential for the long term protection of the brick, period details, and foundation that the gutters and downspouts be sized, designed and installed professionally. Historically, however, buildings in this era had no gutters, and photos of this home shows the house without gutters. For example, the roof edges of the portico, bay and bow were not designed to include a wooden gutter. These were added at some later date and an improper design has caused extensive rot of these wooden gutters. We are considering heavy grade, high quality reproduction gutters, made from Kynar or other treated aluminum in a bronze color to look like aged copper. We will present materials samples and cost quotes for thee materials to the Commission. I I I I � I I ffff _L. 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Currently, the hand rail is made from painted black pipe,joints, elbows. We are applying to replace this hand rail with a more appropriate design. Safety and ease of graspability is also a primary consideration. We have not found any historic photos to offer an example of a previous hand rail. Therefore, we are proposing a replacement using simple black metal handrail, with or without balusters, with a starter or other feature at the entrance. i a - - 3 Naomi llhl 4 a � u I ."-ON N 44 R �r ` � . �� 4 ...: � . ,� .v�� -�, , .. _. . �� 1� �1 i� � *� A = �M� �.� � �__ -�_yyy��.- 'yyam� t '�`�'� _ �. _� �.�� _�� .r _r- ... . ...�. _ _..._ c .:'. —. r ._y. .. a �� Ci _r r ._._ .'+«.'»' a .. - � vn�/R �� a � �K t � � i �Il I.' —P � �i --.yi � �uuf .��. ��a .:nil 1 _ __ � Il _ _ ..� F �t 1 1 ll D.J.A.Online Catalog http://www.djaimports.com/cataloglindex.php?id=36 p .A.CCI# Go I You are here: Top » Ornamental n Hand Rail Starters Call Now! Products (718) 324-6871 »Find a Fabricator »Gallery » Hot Items » How to Place an Order » New Items&Additions »Promotions&Sale Items »Order Our Catalog »Download D.J.A.Literature 1377.401377-42 1377/18 1377/5 1378L »Site Map `-----------------'----------------- -------------....----------------- --------- Proud Member of 1378R 22-0-05 22-0-06._._ _ 22-0-07 22-0-09 1112131 0 2004-2008 D.J.A.Imports,Ltd. [Home](Produclsl frerms or Use] owamo ei All Rights Reserved. (718)924-8871•Imo®d)aimports.com t1/ItJ.SQL I of 1 9/4/2006 4:27 PM Handrails: Handrails are formed in a continuous perfect spiral of wood and metal. There are no unsightly joints or bolts. We can use different handrails to match rails to an existing structure. We have volutes for No. 210,No. 220,No. 235,No. 237 and No. 240. O 1 12"Round#200 Steel Alum.,Stainless O 1 1/2"Rounc Stainless#229 O 2"Rmtd.#203 Steel.Alum..Stainims 2"0 1/2"Oak Wood#231 M 1/4"x 1 114"Flat#205 Steel Alum Stainless 2 1/4"x 3 1/2"Oak Wood#235 40 1 5/8"Molded#210 Steel.Alum.,Stainless 3 112"x 2 3/8"Oak Wood#240 ► 21/4"Molded#211 Steel Alum.,Stainless 23/4"x23/8"Oak Wood#237 QRound Brass#215 112".#216 2" (D 3"Round Ot:k Wood#241 Molded Bronze 0220 1 15116'.#2212 1/4" ® 2"Round Oak Wood#242 ronze Oval#223 Round ® 1 12"Round Oak Wood 4242 '"Oval Nickel Bronze#222 21/4"x1"Oval Oak Wood#247 QChrome Round#227 1 12".#228 2" � 1 12"x2"Oak Wood Balusters: Balusters may be used in different combinations of wood with metal and different styles. Standard is one baluster per tread. Additional balusters may be added to help meet any code requirements you may need. #302 #304 #30 #308 31 #312 #314 #316 #318 4324 #326 #328 #329 #332 #363 #364 #365 #366 #369 4368 y� { 1% G ADDENDUM 11 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Remove the section of porch to the left of the front door portico and restore the balustrade railin�on the side of the portico. Retain a small landing and steps side of the portico. Retain a small landing and steps from door to the right of the bow window We are applying to remove the section of the porch to the left of the front portico in order to restore the formal balance to the front entrance of the home. Our architect feels the extended porch is inappropriate for a Federal home which would have had a centered portico over a centered front door, and this home will be more historically accurate for the era without the added porch. By restoring the formal balance,the home will retain credibility and confirm the original 1811 period in which it was built. Please note that the elevations prepared by our architect reflect the absence of the extended porch. Also,historic photos show this fagade without a porch, and with different treatments to this side and entry to the home. The porch extension was added at some point, incorporating a large tree. After the extended porch is removed,balustrades matching the existing portico will need to be added on the left side of the portico to enclose the entry way and restore the balance. After the porch extension is removed, the door to the right of the bow window will require a small landing and stairs. 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The new fence material will be mounted firmly on top of the existing granite foundation with appropriate posts to secure the fence into the granite. The fence will run between the existing brick pillars with cannon ball finials. The new pedestrian gate and posts will be in the same location with the house number "26 mounted at the gate in black metal 6"high numbers. We are applying to remove the old rusted gate hardware on the pillars flanking the driveway. The new driveway gate will swing into the property on new hardware mounted unobtrusively to the pillars in a similar location. . � _ I F :x r 1 } Tt 51, LL At of 1... ff ! ? (( arca -fU 5 ul�pl1ti� � r d 1 l e y�yy R��e y 1 mi,ft- � Al; 4$. ♦ i � � 1 1 'r r . I � s I i 4 d IVY- y ' w is y: '� MT Z ,".'.. 696 � i$_ S Walpole Woodworkers http://www.walpolewoodworkers.com/shop/product.efn?q=cHJvZF... Walpole Woodworkers I - 1 1 , i ,��.,. . -• " I store Locations I The Walpole Difference I Request A Catel I lome>> - -.Lit. �— Fence: Fence Picket Fence Custom Designs Semi-Screen Fence Historic Spindle Fence ,y Board Fence - Post a pail Fence Capturing the spirit of this New England Colonial, — /�l, ►7 ®: Hurdle Fence our Brentwood Spindle is enhanced by a Walpole Metal Fence curved rail Walk Gate, Urn Post Caps, and a Walk Gates Walpole Lantern Post. f - � 1^I` wi 5^■r Entrance Gates - __ Eli_ - —�� if iY �Custom Arbors -S�d�B lC p�rap Custom Pergolas Custom Gazebos This product is not available online. 14 DecoatNe Please call 800-343-6948 or request a i .�1�I E• ._ i sextons catalog. Railings Custom Enclosures Dhaxiatt K Rrwlous Ibtn I Neat Item N Terns Courts - - — Custom Designs How to order Request A Catalog I Partnerships I Site Map I Customer Service I Privacy Policy I Copyright&Trademark Notice Visit One of Our Stores I Email Us � J Call 800-343-6948 V ®2005 Walpole Woodworkers All Rights Reserved Y - n� �V 1 of 1 9/4/2006 8:30 PM ADDENDUM 19 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Install fence and gates on Oliver Street side We are applying to install a small section of fence to achieve privacy in the yard at the #4 Oliver Street side. Because this is the main entrance to the apartments, it requires a pedestrian gate, and the yard also doubles as a dedicated parking area for the apartments. In addition, we are applying for a matching gate at the driveway in between the new garage location and the adjacent carriage house garage. The enclosed areas provide privacy and parking for the apartment yard (one space) and secure additional dedicated parking(two tandem spaces) on the other side of our relocated garage. This meets the 4.5 spaces required for a 3 family dwelling. As suggested in the Commission manual for the family living side of the home, we are proposing a style of a solid, capped fence and gate . The top of the fence design will allow a lighter effect with lattice or spindles. All fences, gates and doors to be painted white. The asphalt currently on the property will be removed and replaced with stone pavers and attractive landscaping. We are aware that that we must apply to ZBA for side set back approvals. y r s 41 — T r a s r s . d 175 f C'1 3 V � f k +a ]x x -rr 'YDS tT,� -0,1 1 pFFF yY 1 3 El Walpole Woodworkers http://www.walpolewoodworkers.com/shop/product.cfin?q=cHJvZF... I . Walpole Woodworkers Slntt 1933 Employment Opportunities I view Cart Tq I Store locations I The Walpole Difference I Request A Catal Fence: Fence Picket Fence Board Fence Seml-Screen Fence Universal Board Fence Post&Rall Pence The Universal fence has a commanding I +� Hurdle Fence presence,yet works beautifully in harmony with I Metal F— the scalloped Highland Topper shown here to Walk Gates create its own charm. Universal features similar Entrance Gates look front and back and the installation is end - I_ Custom A,b ,s cleat. Custom Pergolas Custom Gazebos Demra-Ne $ectons This product is not available online. finings Please call 800-343-6948 or request a Custom Endastres catalog. 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Board wth Topper aOarG Fete .yti }•T y Post&Rall Fence A Board Fence ensures complete privacy,while Hurdle Fence the Toppers offer the opportunity for charm and Metal Fence imaginative touches.A number of different Walk Gates Toppers featuring pickets,spindles or lattice ' II Entrance Gate allow you to be at your most creative. custom Actors Custom Pergolas A Universal Board Fence shown here has a custom Gatext, Lattice Topper, arbor and gate with concave Oescallop top. seci `- ectbns Railings Custom Entloscre IX Pnvfeua ki m Tenni:courts This product is not available online. custom Deslgns Please call 800-343-6948 or request a How to Order catalog. CMtkmt: Request A Catalog I Partnerships I Site Map I Customer Service I Privacy Polity I Copyright&Trademark Notice Visit One of Our Stores I Email Us Call 800-343-6948 I S 2005 Walpole Woodworkers All Rights Reserved I of 1 9/4/2006 8:41 PM e X, ' ► . '>R ADDENDUM 21 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Install a flag vole We are applying to locate a flag pole in the front yard. The material will be white fiberglass which looks like wood, but can withstand New England high winds. It will be 25 ft tall to accommodate a 4 x 6' flag. Fiberglass Flagpoles Fiberglass Flag Poles Fiberglass Flagpole http://www.americanflagstore.com/alflagpoles/fibergrndsleeve.htm Residential & Commercial Fiberglass Flagpoles x xx.0 mcri, anlla�.1..r..:nm Ground Sleeve Fiberglass Flagpole Packages '! '�``r' Fiberglass Flagpoles-Display the colors proudly with maintenance-free fiberglass flagpole kits. These lightweight flagpoles are free-standing,solid and made to last for years. �Skndard Finial Designed for easy ground installation,they feature a white high-gloss surface with a gold anodized ball on top. The one-piece flagpoles wl Revolving Truck are non-conductive,non-corrosive and come complete with PennaneM '*_—Tapered Shag accessories and instructions. Shipping and Flag Included. iGlossy DESIGN AND BEAUTY Gelcoat Finish All of our flagpoles are molded in one piece, using the beautiful Greek Entasis taper Ground design-the classical shape of a candle. Exposed Height Sleeve MAINTENANCE FREE Our fiberglass flagpoles will not pit,corrode or rust. cleat with Fiberglass This is extremely important near salt water or in Shidess�tl Fla ole rugged weather conditions. Unlike wood that can rot. Saeryinserts ee gp or aluminum that discolors and pits,our flagpoles \ have an ultra-hard gel-coal finish that is impervious - �1 to all weather conditions. SAFETY Flash Collar Fiberglass will NOT conduct electricity like ALUMINUM.No ground wires. NO LIGHTNING WORRY.Easy Installation! IFIYL Ground Level ACOLORS 4 _ Our standard flagpole has a brilliant white,pre-cast gel-coat finish.Other colors are Ground Sleeve available on special request.All poles have the same dura-hard,fade-free,weather Below Gnd>. w Grade resistant finish. Belo REVOLVING TRUCK All poles come with a special designed,high quality, revolving-truck as standard equipment. Item No. FGRES20PKG 20ft Residential Fiberglass Flagpole Package Overall Length 22' Butt Diameter 4.5" This package includes all hardware and Top Diameter 2.0" Price $665.00 installation instructions for complete Gold Finial/Rev. 5„ F Quantity installation. Also included: 3'x5' U.S. Truck Nylon Flag with embroidered stars and Truck Revolving sewn stripes. Shipping Included in Price. Nylon cleat 5 1/2" 00 Polyester Halyard #7 Snap Hooks Nylon Item No. FGRES25PKG 25ft Residential Fiberglass Flagpole Package Overall Length 28' Butt Diameter 4.5" Top Diameter 2,0" Price $776.50 Gold Finial/Rev. 5" Truck Truck Revolving 1 of 3 9/4/2006 8:50 PM Fiberglass Flagpoles Fiberglass Flag Poles Fiberglass Flagpole http://www.americanflagstore.com/alflagpoles/fibergmdsleeve.htm F— Quantity in int Nylon cleat 5 112" Ny sew. Polyester Halyard #7 Snap Hooks Nylon . Item No. FGCOM30PKG 30ft Commercial Fiberglass Flagpole Package Overall Length 33' Butt Diameter 5.5" This package includes all hardware and Top Diameter 2.5" Price$1,375.00 installation instructions for complete Gold Finial/Rev. 6„ F— Quantity irstallation. Also included: 5'x8'U.S. Truck Nylon Flag with embroidered stars and Truck Revolving seven stripes. Shipping Included in Price. Nylon cleat 8"Nylon r�f� Polyester Halyard #10 Snap Hooks Brass Swivel . Item No. FGCOM35PKG 35ft Commercial Fiberglass Flagpole Package Overall Length 39' Butt Diameter 5.5" This package includes all hardware and Top Diameter 2.5" Price$1,595.00 installation instructions for complete Gold Finial/Rev. 6„ Quantity installation. Also included: 6'x10' U.S. Truck Nylon Flag with embroidered stars and Truck Revolving sewn stripes. Shipping Included in Price. Nylon cleat 8"Nylon Polyester Halyard #10 Snap Hooks Brass Swivel 40k Fiberglass Flagpole Installation Instructions. "I'lo Flagpole Lighting *** Additional shipping charges may apply for residential delivery...depending on location *** Before purchasing your flagpole, please check with your local planning dept./building codes, for and/or any you may be required to have. 41EW CART CHECKOUT SA �-V�/� p� i'&d' Company Information and Policy Email Us! 2 of 3 9/4/2006 8:50 PM Walpole Woodworkers http://www.walpolewoodworkers.com/shop/product.cfm?q=cHJvZF... 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Motor `' freight($150). 20' pole.4"butt dia., 2 3/4"top dia.Motor freight. «Vw bua #293041 1 $589.00 I qty: 25'pole 41/4" butt dia. 2 3/4"top dia.Motor freight. #293042 I $689.00 1 Qty: � Request A Catalog I Partnerships I Site Map I Customer Service I Privacy Policy Copyright&Trademark Notice Visit One of Our Stores I Email us Call 800-343-6948 p 2005 Walpole Woodworkers All Rights Reserved 1 of 1 9/4/2006 8:27 PM `illi lUIiUI)U111U��111�'�' nni¢IIIII , Ism � IIUIIUUIIUUIIIII�! u am �• �(6i.�311 ii�ii�iGi r➢ii� _�� 1i1111W1111A1lIIWltI ,� � _� ' � I , �C i IIIIIIIItfIllil 1l�ff�IIIIIII� i1111lIUItlllllt II��I�) Illlllllllllll !1111111111111111 "' lIIlOUIINIII ' mai�iiiiii 11�III111 ADDENDUM 23 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Paint chips: White, black, grey brilliant white n� oZ F� O> ;a3 �z M; ma m2 ADDENDUM 24 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Hancock Survey plan ADDENDUM 25 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Richard Long architectural elevations ADDENDUM 22 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Install dryer vent,plumbing vents, basement and attic vents. We are applying to install dryer vents,plumbing vent pipes, vents for attic and basement and cther required mechanical apparatus as needed for toilets, drains, air circulation,to be installed in an un obtrusive way with as little seen from the streets as possible including with vegetation as appropriate to hide the vents. ADDENDUM 20 Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Description of the work proposed: Install fountain We are applying to install a fountain to be located in the front yard area as part of our private garden. �y . 44 �\ \ » Product Code: C(-IJO' z::5�7 7�Y- T�j fIL(2 6 �( �- roE � 1- �N �1 os- 4 _ c N P p H Z n c G ° L I 1p _ m I N� m � 7 N s, 0 h a N k '"vet {yjI � � s.• � is r gt 1 �•x . - r r.l 64 +,i mss•I l,�' • �` I� _�,{Qv.� ,IMv a w[�� ,rr >?••irR fl a " `t f � rl,�.`�{t�K'�.•Ii�f�'1�1 A1 ' I , i I 1 s ' i 4S s r. u.i... ♦♦.... Z • it • • -• • • '• f F 3 g �Y I .FI e"A"L�.w3'� ,�Q1`d 1 � •El✓I1�� ...i f`� iT4�Lf��.ylp,i�(yyL.,,S}�,l <lRSxi.i 3�' ! p l �. Eton College Fountain C3600 The origina: for this exquisite triple fountain stood in the Cloister Court of Eton College, Windsor. The badly eroded original has now been replaced by a Haddonstone replica tc restore this feature to its former glory. The fountain comprises ornate pedestals supporting thee decorative shell bowls —surmounted by a naturalistic bud. _ ' •r YA t, z Bi --New Fence on Exfsrinx Srane Bare y -- _ Entry Courtyard 1\ Lawn Area '�`� \� l'11,�i Fountain Trellis Fence � Flagpole 1 Private Garden/Courtyard Arbor tnN I - CSG I 1 I ...:.........../Parking i'�P'mrr• " �.+a+w,u. r •�,H• � ��ntsrs/+wear•!� i..a.2A �+�� iri I 3JttYlIIii 7l�iYN��H1II.Tp � �� o � ®�•••- iSim1111111111 IN EI p�j ' lilla • i ■ - - .. - i Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,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 ❑ ReconstructionAlteration ❑ 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: Washington Square Address of Property: 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil &Martha Chavet Description of Work Proposed: The Commission has approved an extension of all Certificates issued to the current owners for a period of one year. L Rebuilt chimneys to have copper caps instead of cement 2. Shutters to be "Boston" design,fixed slat with no vertical dowel per catalog cut submitted. 3. Wording of bronze Joseph Story House plaque to be changed as indicated in 8/20/07 application 4. Relocate fountain andfiagpole as per new landscape plan submitted. 5. Alteration of lattice screen per photograph page submitted and relocated as per landscape plan. Screen to be L shaped per top photo with straight lattice with end posts and caps per bottom photo. 6. Wood fence design along Winter Street as previously approved, using any manufacturer that can produce the wood fence in the approved design, with the addition of two intermediate posts. Posts are subject to design approval by Commissioner Herbert with a copy of the final design submitted for the Commission's Iles. 7. Relocate steps from the front to the side of the pergola porch. 8. Lintels and thresholds to be the same height and level. Opening for the paned door/window grouping to be 9' wide and 7'tall. Window configuration to be 3 panels, instead of 4, with two being fixed and the 3rd being a hinged door per.sketch provided. 9. All reconstructed and new porches hand railings to be wrought iron, steps to be stone and decks to be grey painted wood(except existing cement back entry landing and except back porch which will be all wood with trim, balustrades, rail, posts and risers to be painted white and with steps and decking painted grey. Page 2 26 Winter Certificate of Appropriateness 10. Bay windows to be rebuilt in two sections each with horizontal mullion to be located under the arch (so that each upper and lower section is square) as drawn onto photograph. IL Permanent removal of ell chimney. 12. Stairs to be located on the carriage house side of deck platform into the courtyard per sketch provided. 13. Installation ofgas meter in location noted on west elevation drawing. 14. Replacement of plexiglass door with S light(upper), 2 panel(lower) wood door as noted on west elevation drawing. Dated: September 20, 2007 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. PI/ Chu y,77 RECEIVED �5 iR AUG 2 0 lav rte. DEPT.OF PLANNING 6 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT 311 FAX (978)740-0404 APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission Ordinance, application is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for: C Construction ❑ Moving 0 Reconstruction B / Alteration 7 Demolition = Painting 0 Sign Other as described below. / District: 1/4 Q/-e Original Building Construction Date, if known: Address of Property: z77& V U I n 7r S4l184!�,f Name of Record Owner(s): 1�CtLL Chow I- 10aHAA Cti�c6- Description of Work Proposed (Please include required scale drawings,paint chips, catalogue cuts and/or samples ofmateriols proposed where applicable.) ) Request extension of time to complete work as previously approved including Install Historic Salem plaque; Replace gutters and downspouts with copper; Remove pipe hand rails and replace with wrought iron hand rails; Restore the balustrade railing on open side of the portico; Remove vertical vine trellis from portico outer pillars; Build landing and steps from door to the right of the bay window; Install door and side lights in renovated brick opening above portico; Install fence and gates on Oliver Street using board style with round spindle top; Install fountain; Install flag pole; Install vents for dryer, plumbing and stove. Revisions. clarifications and alterations regarding work previously approved and request extension of time to complete the work including: Request to install copper chimney caps instead of cement; Clarify shutter style; Revise text for National Register plaque: Relocate fountain and flag pole; Reconfigure and relocate lattice screen; Request design input for additional posts in Winter Street round spindle fence; Relocate stairs from pergola porch; Clarify dimensions of 15 light windows and doors: location of lintels and thresholds; and reconfiguration on pergola porch; Clarify materials for landings, steps and railings: Clarifi style of window replacement for bay window; Non-replacement of single chimney on Ell on Oliver Street side: Clarify configuration of back door landing and stairs: Relocate gas meter: Clarify windcm configuration for Oliver Street rntl� dooI REIF ll Signature of Owner,& Tel. #: r /0, ! 7. J l 1/ /' Mailing address: �(g I �7 City: State�p: Old TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Request extension of time to complete work as previously approved including: 1. Install Historic Salem plaque 2. Replace gutters and downspouts with copper 3. Remove pipe hand rails and replace with wrought iron hand rails 4. Restore the balustrade railing on open side of the portico 5. Remove vertical vine trellis from the face of the portico outer pillars 6. Build landing and steps from door to the right of the bay window 7. Install door and side lights in renovated brick opening above portico 8. Install fence and gates on Oliver Street using board style with round spindle top 9. Install vents for dryer, plumbing and stove B. Revisions, clarifications and alterations regarding work previously approved and request extension of time to complete the work including: 1. Request to install copper chimney caps instead of cement 2. Clarify shutter style 3. Revise text for National Register plaque 4. Relocate fountain and flag pole 5. Reconfigure and relocate lattice screen 6. Request design input for additional posts in Winter Street round spindle fence 7. Relocate stairs from pergola porch 8. Clarify dimensions of 15 light windows and doors; location of lintels and thresholds; and reconfiguration on pergola porch 9. Clarify materials for landings, steps and railings 10. Clarify style of window replacement for bay window 11. Non-replacement of single chimney on Ell on Oliver Street side 12. Clarify configuration of back door landing and stairs 13. Relocate gas meter 14. Clarify window configuration for Oliver Street entry door C. Enclosures ADDENDUM# 1 REQUEST TO INSTALL COPPER CHIMNEY CAPS INSTEAD OF CEMENT Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem,MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: The elevations we previously submitted indicated that the rebuilt chimneys would have typical cement caps at the top with a minimal amount showing at the edge of the bricks. Description of the work proposed: We are asking to use copper caps instead of cement. ADDENDUM#2 CLARIFY SHUTTER STYLE Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We received approval to install new wood shutters on the Winter Street and front facades of the home. The photos and spec sheets we submitted included several shutter styles -- some with and others without with a vertical dowel on the lower section of the shutter. The text of our application indicated our intent to use the "Salem"or "Beacon Hill" style shutters which do not have the additional dowel embellishment. Description of the work proposed: We are asking for confirmation of approval for the shutters without the vertical dowel. V✓i�J�Grn �,e7 ) y ■ : Two OutsideTwo Outside p ¢ - STATIONARY SLAT Light Dimensions Light Dirnersions BOSTON STYLE Size {Pair) Size (Pair) ■ PRIMED BLINDS 16 x 20 1-8 x 3-9 '12 27 x 16 2-7 x 3-1 (Latex Primer) 22 Of V2 18 3-5 ';2 24 4-5 '/2 20 3-911- 26 -9 ' 226 4-9 '/2 22 4.1 28 5-1 1/2 24 4-51 - 20 x 16 2-0 x 3-1 '/x 26 4-9 ' 18 3-5V2 28 5-1 20 3-9V2 30 5-5 ` 22 4-1 V2 32 5-9 ® 24 4-5 V2 28 x 16 2-8 x 3-1 26 4-9 '/2 18 3-5 28 5-1 V2 20 3-9 'rs 30 5-5V2 22'/2 4-2 It. 24 x 16 2-4 x 3-1 1/2 24 4.5 'i= 18 3-5V2 26 4-91 Y 20 3-91/2 27 4-11 22 4-1 V2 28 5-1 24 4-5 '/2 30 5-5 25 4-7V2 32 5-9 r 1 Va"Thick 26 4-9 '/2 32 x 16 3-0 x 3-1 - r, BOSTON LAYOUT 28 5-1 '/z 18 3-5 Sti ... 2" 30 5-5 '/2 20 3-9 ' Top Rail .... a „ Middle Railail.... 3'/2" 24 3/4" horns included in G4 Bottom Rail... 23/s" outside dimension height. 25 Horns............ 3/4" 26 T _ Slats.............. ./32" x 13/4" 28 5-1 - — 30 5-= 32 5-9_- _ STATIONARY SLAT 36 x 22 3-4 x 4-1 ICNS. NEW YORK STYLE 24 4-5 PRIMED BLINDS I (Latex Primer) Outside Outside Rlmensions. Dimensions, NOTE y • ..air - --- _ v Pair- 2-0 x 2-% x When painting -_ 2-11 2-11 blinds, caution 3-3 3-3 should be taken 3-7 3-7 in color selection. 4-33 4-3 3- 3-11 Black or other I 4-7 4-7 dark colors may -- Ja 2.4 x 2-11 4-11 cause chipping or 3-3 5-3 blistering of paint 3-7 S7 and/or damage 3-11 5-11 to blind. 2U' 1 Va"Thick 4-3 3-0 x 3-3 z'-' LAYOUT 4-7 3-11 z6Stiles ................. 2" 4-11 4-3 _F.- l _ Top Rail ............. 2" 5-3 4-7 Middle Rail ........ 13/4" 4-11 Bottom Rail........ 41/s" 1 5-3 Slats. ...... 7/32" x 13/4" 8307 ADDENDUM #3 REQUEST TO REVISE TEXT FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER PLAQUE Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Back rg ound: We received approval to replace the bronze plaque on the Winter Street fapade indicating the status of the Joseph Story House as a National Historic Landmark. The existing plaque is 14" x 16"and reads as follows: "Joseph Story House has been designated a National Historic Landmark.. This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America. 1975. National Park Service, United Sates Department of the Interior. We received approval for the following revised text: "Joseph Story House; Built in 1811 for Joseph Story, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Legislator, and Father of the Harvard Law School; This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America, Designated in 1975 by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark" Description of the work proposed: We have asked the Joseph Story Scholar, Professor Dan Coquilette, of Harvard Law School,to assist us in improving the language and will present the final wordir_g at our hearing with the Historical Commission. ADDENDUM #4 RELOCATE FOUNTAIN and FLAG POLE Appl'_cation to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We have received permission to install a fountain and flag pole in our yard. To accommodate the proper functional curvature for the driveway as well as enlarge the space near our home for a garden, it is necessary to shift the location of the fountain and flag pole. Description of the work Proposed: We are requesting to move the fountain further away from the house. Likewise, the flagpole would shift accordingly. (See attached landscape plan.) ADDENDUM# 5 RECONFIGURE AND RELOCATE LATTICE SCREEN Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address:26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We received a non-applicable certificate of approval to rebuild an existing lattice fence in the yard in order to hide air conditioning compressors/condensers and a generator. Because we are using a geothermal heating and cooling system, we will not have compressors/condensers. Therefore,the lattice screen is now only needed for the generator and wellhead. Description of the work proposed: We are asking to reduce the size of the lattice screen, relocate it further from the home, and create an "L" shape section rather than the long straight"I" shaped section previously situated in the yard. In addition,rather than diagonal lattice style, we would like to use the straight lattice style with end posts and caps. Vegetation will surround the edges of the proposed lattice screen. (see attached landscape plan) em• At n ��Y .'f."e I mm > � Er. .... --. i�rELNdYi"iC" � +, MONOMER s I■Ise.�l 64 P al■ it WA 21 in 5 ro w { J(firffiti(dlfdRZ, "I"��'fl'®'�" T,g'"°'t 1"�"�'®'�"�'�'Y�" �{°.i":'1 • ADDENDUM# 6 REQUEST DESIGN INPUT FOR POSTS IN WINTER STREET ROUND SPINDLE FENCE Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners:Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We received approval to remove the existing Winter Street picket fence and replace with round spindle style white wooden fence mounted on the existing granite foundation with a pedestrian ate attached to capped wooden posts and an automobile gate attached to existing brick pillars. Note: we also received approval for a board privacy fence and gates on Oliver Street with round spindle tops, which is unchanged from our application and approval. Descriotion of the work proposed: It has been suggested by a fence company that the long stretch of fence facing Winter Street should be divided into three sections with the addition of capped wooden posts for both aesthetic and structural reasons. The posts would be similar to those being used for the pedestrian gate. We are asking for design input and approval to add two posts on the Winter Street fence. no ("er WcA`o J 'C ADDENDUM# 7 RELOCATE STAIRS FROM PERGOLA PORCH Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: The pergola porch approved last year called for steps to be attached on the front face of the porch. Based on the curvature of the driveway away from the edge of the pergola porch, and our desire to enlarge the garden area near the home, we believe it is preferable for the steps to be located on the angle side of the pergola porch. Description of the work proposed: We are asking to relocate the steps from the front to the side of the pergola porch. (See attached sketch.) �� a • 1 O fS t+� . , ____ � i i � . 1 I '-� ADDENDUM #8 CLARIFY DIMENSIONS OF 15 LIGHT WINDOWS AND DOORS LOCATION OF LINTELS AND THRESHOLDS AND RECONFIGURATION ON PERGOLA PORCH Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We believe that our drawings submitted last year, as well as the Commission minutes and Certificate contains some minor inconsistencies as to the exact measurements of the doors, lintels, and thresholds for our screened porch and pergola porch. In addition, our application last year indicated four panels -- two French doors and two fixes side light windows. Description of the work proposed: 1. We are asking to clarify that the lintels and thresholds on the pergola porch will be the same height and level. 2. We are asking to clarify that the opening for the paned door/ window grouping will be 9' wide and 7' tall. 3. In addition, due to the manufacturer's requirements (Marvin), the configuration will be in three rather than four panels with two being fixed and the third being a hinged door. We are asking to amend the configuration as shown on the revised elevations. (See attached sketch.) ADDENDUM #9 CLARIFY MATERIALS FOR LANDINGS, STEPS AND RAILINGS Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We believe information in our application last year contained some inconsistencies as to the materials we intend to use for the reconstructed and new porches, landing and stairs. Description of the work proposed: We are asking for confirmation for use of the following materials 1. Hand railings and balustrades will be wrought iron 2. Steps will be stone 3. Decks will be grey painted wood (except existing cement back entry landing) 4. The back porch is the exception to the above noted materials in that it will be all wood, consistent with its previous history. The trim, balustrades, rail,posts and risers will be painted white and the steps and decking will be painted grey. (See attached sketch) ADDENDUM# 10 CLARIFY STYLE OF WINDOW REPLACEMENT FOR FIVE-BAY WINDOW Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Back ound: We received permission to replace the six over six windows and other windows as well with 7B Sash reproduction windows. As part of our application,we submitted photos the bay window with two window styles. The existing outer fixed storm windows are six-over-six paned windows. The elevations and photos also showed the inner arched windows. Description of the work proposed: We are asking for clarification of style for replacement windows. (See attached photos) w ' F r I. 1Lr I - l �II I I i - Iii I . 01 11 1 ® 1 Wr 1 II I 111lill. I • ��I I' �, II iii l �, ° ►�I��,ll� Ilfllilllll��lf� II �i►ii�lll� �� 1 .- J 1-., v`n:-•M 1n`�i`S rv.�.s 'C ryM1r- 1 < -. r. W 1, r xTM S y of I j - TM` a ADDENDUM # I1 NON-REPLACEMENT OF THE ELL SINGLE CHIMNEY Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We received permission to rebuild all of the existing chimneys at 26 Winter Street as well as rebuild one missing chimney. All of the chimneys were found to be blocked with cement and filled with roofing debris. They had not been in use for many years and suffered exterior water damage beyond repair. Two of the large existing chimneys have been rebuilt successfully and the third missing chimney has also been rebuilt. Each presented significant challenges and extra costs, but the problems were resolved and they are completed. Like the other three, we took the Ell chimney down to the roof line, intending to rebuild it. However, we discovered the reason the single chimney on the Ell was badly leaning and in need of replacement was because the support structure on the second floor and at the roof had been compromised with portions removed. We are informed that the chimney cannot be rebuilt since there is nothing upon which to fasten it, and also that it is virtually impossible to build a new three-story chimney due to the restricted space. To build a new chimney on the outside of the building would interfere and restrict the width of the walkway to the Oliver Street entrance. To attempt to rebuild it inside the building would impact the roof structure and severely restrict and encroach the interior second floor room. In addition, it would be very costly to redesign and rebuild a new chimney in this location. Description of the work proposed: We request permission not to replace this chimney . � I -- I 1 _ c r � •M s''IV •N f T5� - 4 ��. �� ------------- zz �,{�a ,y .tl _AtA� Kam . .:atIXl S�_P A,;- I_ S (p r ADDENDUM# 12 CLARIFY CONFIGURATION OF BACK DOOR LANDING AND STAIRS Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Back rg ound: We applied and received approval to reduce the size and rebuild the back wood porch and stairs as part of the carriage house construction. The materials approved include a grey wood deck, stairs, lattice with white balustrades, edge trim band, posts and railing. We have discovered inconsistencies in various drawings as submitted and are asking to clarify the configuration as approved. Please note that this landing and stairs will not be seen from the street after the installation of the approved fence. Description of the work proposed: We are asking for confirmation that the stairs will be on the carriage house side of the deck platform into the courtyard. (See attached sketch) ADDENDUM # 13 RELOCATE GAS METER Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem,MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: During our hearings last fall, we indicated the water and gas meters would be located inside the house. While this is true for the water meter, we have learned that the gas meter must be located outside. Description of the work proposed: We are proposing to locate the gas meter based on Keyspan's requirements in the Oliver Street courtyard, which will not be seen from the street after the approved fence is installed. (See location on enclosed landscape plan) ADDENDUM # 14 CLARIFY WINDOW CONFIGURATION FOR OLIVER STREET ENTRY DOOR Application to the Salem Historical Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness Owners: Neil Chayet and Martha Chayet Address: 26 Winter Street, Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 Background: We received a non-applicable certificate giving us permission to replace the exterior doors with the same door styles as currently exist. The door into the common hallway off Oliver Street currently has a Plexiglas insert in a"Prairie Style" frame. Our elevations show this as a paneled door and also as a nine-light door. Description of the work proposed: Some natural light is important for that hallway, making the solid paneled door inappropriate. We are asking for permission to replace the Plexiglas door with a nine-light and paneled door. This style is also in keeping with the existing Family Room door. 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Date of Hearing: Wednesday, September 5, 2007 Time of Hearing: 7:30 p.m. Location of Hearing: 120 Washington Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room By Order of the Salem Historical Commission Jane A 'uy Clerk of the Commission Persons with special needs should contact the Clerk of the Commission to arrange for reasonable accommodation. Please allow ample time for us to arrange for your request. y "C0 '! 036 +T '4t\ "eoml�a��r Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745.9595 EXT.311 FAX (978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY 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 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(M.G-L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: Washington Square Address of Property: 76 Winter St Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha ChaW Description of Work Proposed: Rebuild portico to replicate existing. No changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Non- applicable due to being in kind maintenance/replacement. Dated: December 17, 2007 SALEM 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. RECEIVE® " DEC 1 7 2007 a� DEPT. Of PLANNING b GOMMUMIY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM,MA 01970 (978) 745-9595 EXT.311 FAX (978)740-0404 APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Pursuant to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission Ordinance, application is hereby made for issuance of Certificate of Non-Applicability for: Construction Moving 7C Reconstruction Alteration Demolition Painting Sign Other as described below. p District: uu 7 / Original Building Construction Date, if known: Address of Property: �/� /� Name of Record Owner(s): 1,_! I ^ p Description of Work Proposed: K_Q_ tju I l of f o r41_Cc,. j,ULn-t]ir,?YwT Tr Signature of Owner: Tel. #. Mailing address: o2& 14111111P t City: Stat ip: a g j v-sem r i iY rY t 40 77 r� ��:� • �7 4 t loop, bw Mau � ti 'f. � i r, o' -- 0 Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745.9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY 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 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(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: Washington SQuare Address of Property: 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Neil & Martha Chayrt Description of Work Proposed: • Clean and repair masonry. Mortar repairs to match color existing color and thickness. • Repair, restore and repaint dentils, existing balustrades,portico and doors to replicate existing. • Replace existing black, 3 tab roofing to replicate existing • Replace arbor to replicate existing • Repair or replace 3 chimneys to replicate existing Above work to result in no changes in color, material, d.-sign, location or outward appearance. No:: due to being in kind maintenance/replacement. All work below is approved as non-applicable conditional that it is not visible from any public way, including winter: • Replace bay window and flat roofs with black rubber roofing • Install 6 air conditioning condenser units and one generator so as not to be visible at any time • Basement door well-remove granite steps, rebuild stairs 3-4 feet away from house and add flat landing below door threshold. All work to be non-visible at all times. Dated: August 31, 2006 SALEFfrom MISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unlessso ving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one yate 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. �� c�leG RECEIVE® AUG 2 9 ZG06 ^� �•t.; �r DEPT. OF PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT YfAYi" Salem Historical C ouimisSlofa 5 rF: - ,.a t. t .: -: APPLICATION FOR A CERTIrICATL: 06\0N,-APPLI('ABlLyey P c_ i.ua to the Hi3t)r1C District's Act (M,G.L. Chapter 40C) and the J;urn' Historical :ai ance. : 41xation is herby made for issuance of a Certificate ❑t'Nun-.Applicaoili[y toc Con t.uction _ Moving Recon,.rucnon Den' - Inion _. Painting Sign _ Other s ccscribe:. Below j,s:rtc[: �S 11�tfQy1 Sti(((tJ�-p Original Building Coiuu'uction Date, A lutomi: d :essot :' ooern : a �� IYI�Pr Sfi�ee� SC1 (eWl ( r!l'/A O (cM _ :amt of RZ:Jrd Owner (s): Q— 6( C(1�t�f � /ylar}'h� Description of Work Prupused! MASONRY: Clean entire building with mild power wash including brick facade, granite front steps, cement back door steps, granite foundation. MORTAR: Make minor mortar repairs in masonry as needed using the recommended compound of lime mortar with an appropriate tint to match the existing mortar. tlf� � ► �a� r � , � � 4 i_{ : qO..t -- __ _ , oZCp �11�Iylter S�Yrf- _ C;[ : Sa (ewt PICiE1!!x AF _ I��NTEI' �a,aL 26 WINTER ST. SALEM, MA \ \\ ♦ \\ (PIMIM.. VARIA ttlNLil WAIS 'BOM, .STjQEET \ \ pILPf "CxI l V A1.'G.15' (Rent) �.�� n �,. reeuaoren utLYlCii[ YFaIOa �- ` " �., - NEIL DFLD non S6, 1, c ^ CHAYET NIT o 56). PAGF )➢, IY , O <%n re of /]6 \ KATFILEEN A. 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Reconstitiction Alteration Demolition Z Painting Sign _ Other : described below. sui=t. ldCgshL[�y4.U(Acl_Original Building Consurucuon Dane, if known: a ldr«_s of Property: . (o (W' I rlfPr sfre l' SQ1e {4n/1r AM O14'70 ime of Record Owner(s): Uc;( Chaetf `s- MG r-f c� C tr Description of Work Proposed: DENTILS: Repair, restore and repaint white, all existing wooden dentils and eaves around the perimeter of the main roof and the decorative dentils above the bay window on Winter Street. Replace any parts that have irreparable rot or damage as necessary, with the exact size, shape, scale and materials as the existing dentils and eves. Re-paint white. BALUSTRADES: Repair, restore and repaint white, all existing wooden balustrades located over front portico, on the side of the portico, above the bow window, and the roof above bay window. Replace any parts that have irreparable rot or damage as necessary, with the exact size, shape, scale and materials as the existing balustrades. PORTICO: Repair, restore and repaint white, existing wooden facing, pillars and pilasters of the portico. Repair, restore and repaint grey, existing wooden decking on the floor and roof of the portico. Replace any parts that have irreparable rot or damage as necessary, with the exact size, shape, scale, color and materials as the existing parts. DOORS: Repair, restore and repaint black, existing wooden doors at the front and back. Replace any parts that have irreparable rot or damage as necessary, with the exact size, shape, scale and materials as the existing doors. Note regarding paint removal: We are aware of the Board of Health regulations regarding paint removal. 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A. �' • The primary purpose of the three-wing complex is to provide a wide variety of student spaces and a new set of classrooms designed to fit the school's current teaching programs.The facility will "This project...will literally also provide a new home for _ 4, ' transform the law school clinical legal education,which is campus and,as a result, undergoing significant growth , • g;-rf,1- the law school experience." at HLS(see below).But beyond Ij Dean Elena Kagan'86 those tangible goals,Dean Elena Kagan'86 envisions the Northwest Corner as the bustling center of an expanded HLS campus designed to meet the needs of the law school for the next several decades. R "When this project is complete,we will literally transform the law school campus and,as a result,the law school ' experience,"said Kagan."I want the law school to be an - 4 all-hours community,with students using the campus to its r fullest for all kinds of classes,extracurricular activities, >>2 Stephanie Brewer Enhanced clinical offerings '07(left)and Molly i Thomas-Jensen'O8 prompt surge in student interest (center)talk with a former gang mem- By Setb Stern 'ot offerings in the Human Rights Clinic, ber in a juvenile _ AavARDLAW SCHOOL'S in the Environmental Law Clinic and detention center in ,. clinical programs now offer more through a government lawyer course— EI Salvador as part Hsettings where participants can has almost doubled over the past five of their clinical work work,and are experiencing explosive years,from Soo in the 2001-2002 school with the Human Rights Program. growth in student interest. year to 576 registered for this year. The number of students getting Lisa Dealy,director of Clinical and Pro hands-on legal experience in the school's Bono Programs,says there are several clinical programs—including expanded explanations for the rapid growth, >>7 Harvard Law Today Nonprofit Org. Harvard Law School U.S.PDstage 125 Mount Auburn Street PAID © 'Wiklmanla'comes to HLS Cambridge,MA 02138 Boston,MA Permit No.54112 Q Advice from Groucho and Galbraith Q The magnificent seven Q Examining the `chaos'of health policy Q Dealing(with)drugs online 0A house with a storied past 2 a 'V r t �� 3 Wikimania comes Johansen leads Islamic Legal -. �► r Studies Program to campus eti! This spring the Islamic Legal Studies Program welcomed Professor Baber Johansen as its new acting director.Johansen,an affiliated professor at ; 'r - HLS and a professor at Harvard Divinity -* School,has dedicated much of his career to the study of - w__ —, Islamic legal and PIMP--new ethical standards. A o Established in 1991, 1 K' the ILSP focuses on — the study of Islamic A view of the Northwest Corner .rt _ rt DYan 0 �a1\4from Massachusetts Avenue. ~ law.Johansen succeeds Adjunct Professor Frank Vogel,who led the program for 15 years. In August,HLS's Berkman Center for Internet&Society Northwest Corner co-hosted Wikimania 2006,a conference focusing continued from page 2 on Wikipedia—the online encyclopedia created and All he needed was 40... maintained by users—and its social,cultural,legal and study sessions and social events." technological implications.True to.heparticipatory Arland Swaminathan'06 received this year's Andrew L. The new project will provide much-needed space spirit of its technology,the 500-person event Kaufman Pro Bono Service Award asthe memberof the for student organizations such as student journals, offerec simultaneous tracks of discussions,panels, class of 2006 who devoted the highest number of hours which are now scattered across different parts ofthe roundtablesandworkshopswith Piz rticipantstun Ing in toprobonoservica.ln campus in substandard facilities.One of the access througta blogs,chat rooms and webcasts. histhreeyearsof law points to the student-focused areas will be through school,Swaminat-tan the Harkness Commons,which was extensively FREEZING OUT THE COMPETITION worked a total ofZ310 renovated in 2004.This connection will allow a hoursfororganizations smooth flew from the Hark dining area immediately This year's list of 10 Best Corporate and Securities such astheHarva-d into a new student lounge,complete with a pub-like Articles includes four selections by Harvard Law faculty: - Defendersandthe dining facility. Professors Lucian Bebchuk LL.M. '80 S.J.D. '84, Einer Harvard Legal Aid Kagan worked closely with architect Robert Elhauge'86,Mark Roe'75 and Guhan Subramanian'98. Bureau.He counseled A.M.Stern to make sure the Northwest Corner has The articles were chosen by corporate and securities underserved clients both historic and modern aspects.The facade of law faculty from around the country and announced in on subjects such as the new building incorporates certain features and the legal journal Corporate Practice Commentator. immigration,housing materials reminiscent of Austin and Langdell halls. ---__...._._.--- law and domestic violence.Collectivel/,the class of 2006 At the same time,the building will have modern BEBCHUK "The Can for Increasing logged almost 240,000 hoursof pro bono legal work elements,including a glass curtain wall overlooking Shareholder Power" in student organizations,summer pub is interestjoos, acourtyard. ----------........................-Harva --------rd--Low .Review--------------------------- clinical placements and other volunteer legal projects. "Like the law itself,this project has solid ELHAUGE "Sacrificing Corporate Profits grounding in the past but looks toward the future. in the Public Interest" It flawlessly integrates tradition and modernity in "ew.Y- --^-e-s----------W----eW Dean of students honored at a way I hope the entire law school community will ROE "Delaware's Politica" Harvard Law Review Class Day appreciate and enjoy,"said Kagan. SUBRAMANIAN "Flxing Freezeouts" At this year's Class Day ceremonies,the graduates Timetable The Yale Law.au honored Dean of Students Ellen Cosgrove with Construction will begin this coming June, after - ..................... --- the Suzanne L. the HLS commencement.The first step will be to Richardson Staff demolish the Everett Street parking garage and • g as • Appreciation Award. the Wyeth Hall dormitory.Two wood-framed w Cosgrove received buildings—Baker House and the Ukrainian n Director of communications EdRodw offke the award for her Research Institute—will then be moved north on Michael Armini Harvard-aw Today 125 Mount Auburn St. work to enhance the Massachusetts Avenue,near the North Hall dorm. p. Editor Cambridbs,MA 02138 Mary Eridges 617-495-3118 quality of student life. This will create a significant space on which to c today@I-w.harvardodu a O Managing Editor "Her door is s construct an underground parking facility and F Linda Grant Send change of address to Alumnl Records always open,and then build the Northwest Corner development— Design 125 Mount Auburn 5t. -t Ronn Campisi Cambridge,MA 02138 her coffee table is < scheduled for completion in about three years from ^1 alumec@lawharvardeduContributors always stocked with the start of construction. G Amancalahnke Volume 6 NumberE� C Harvard.awT.dayispublished Starburstcandies," Steps are already being taken to mitigate G Robb LJndon'86 by Harva-d Law School > Emily Newburger 82006 nythe President and said Class Marshal Jessica Tuchinsky'06 in presenting disruption on campus,with particular emphasis on C Christi is Perkins Fellows of Harvard College the award to Cosgrove. insulating buildings such as Pound Hall from the Lori Arn Saslav x See additional Class Day coverage en p.3. noise associated with a major construction project.# 3 Fallon joins American Academy of Arts and Sciences . . RICHARD FALLON WAS among 175 new fellows and 20 new foreign F, "Dick ' 't scholar and honorary members elected to the an inspiringteacher.school's American Academy of Arts and continues the strong tradition Sciences in April. He joined 20 distinguished organization." other current HLS professors who have been selected by the academy f � from physics to business to the arts.Among the in recent years. y academy's fellows are more than 170 Nobel laureates "Dick is a brilliant scholar and an inspiring teacher," and So Pulitzer Prize winners. said Dean Elena Kagan'86."I am very pleased that he "Throughout its history,the academy has convened continues the school's strong tradition of membership the leading thinkers of the day,from diverse in this distinguished organization." 4' perspectives,to participate in projects and studies that A specialist in constitutional law and federal courts, J advance the public good,"said academy CEO Leslie Fallon has served as an adviser to many organizations Berlowitz. and litigants facing constitutional issues and is co- \ Among the 2oo6 Class of Fellows inducted into the editor of a leading constitutional law casebook.He academy on Oct.7 were Benjamin Heineman Jr.,a joined the HLS faculty in 1982,and in 2004 he was \\ .` senior fellow at HLS's Program on the Legal Profession appointed to the Ralph S.Tyler,Jr.Professorship of and former senior vice president-general counsel Constitutional Law,the chair once held by John Hart �•�^ \� at General Electric,Chief Justice John Roberts'79, Ely and then by Laurence H.Tribe'66.His recent '� _ a Joseph Flom'48 and Kenneth Chenault'77.Kagan course offerings include the Public Law Workshop,an 0 and Professor Duncan Kennedy were elected to the a innovative seminar designed for students considering a academy last year. career in legal education. Founded in 1780,the academy seeks"to cultivate Fellows and foreign honorary members are I every art and science which may tend to advance nominated and elected to the academy by current the interest,honor,dignity and happiness of a free, members—scholars and practitioners in fields ranging _ndependent and virtuous people." . . . and wins Sacks-Freund Fallon's seven bits of Teaching Award 'hackneyed advice' Following a standing ovation,Professor Richard Fallon offered the following pieces of advice in his acceptance of the Sacks-Freund Teaching Award: PROFESSOR RICHARD ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FALLON is the latest "Go forth into the world,comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable."-Adapted from ious economist John Kenneth Galbraith Sacks-Freund Teaching `_ --------------------- --- Award, bestowed by each er' "Any dub that would have me,I wouldn't winner of the prestig ;. ' -want to join."-Adapted from Groucho Marx year's graduating class on r/ ----------- Class Day int the spring. ..••.•;• "Ninety percent of life is just showing up." c Woody Allen r The award recognizes . W .......................... teaching ability, "When you come to a fork in the road,take it' -Yogi Berra attentiveness to student F concerns and general "Feed the birds,and what do you get?Fat y contributions to student life - birds."-Adopted from George Banks'character in the film"Mary Poppins" < at the law School. The Sacks-Freund award was established in 1992 in ° "There is nothing that could make me feel better or honor of the late HLS Professors Albert Sacks'48 and "To thine own self be true."-Polonius in F more honored than to get this award from you,"said Paul Freund'31 S.J.D.'32.Recent award winners have Shakespeare's"Homlet" 3 Fallon in accepting the honor. included Martha Minow,William Stuntz,Laurence ............................................................... He went on to offer the graduates seven specific Tribe'66 and Lani Guinier. •., "Free advice...is generally worth exactly pieces of advice—from experts such as Woody Allen To watch a webcast of the 2006 Class Day and • what you pay for it."-Follon's grandfather a a and his own grandfather—to guide them in the years to Commencement exercises,visit www.law.harvard.edu/ -------------........................... --------------------------------------- z come.(See box.) news and see the webcasts box. z 4 Seven new profs join HLS faculty ranks New expertise across abroad spectrum of legal fields It was another year of aggressive hiring by the Harvard Law faculty, resulting in seven new tenured , and tenure-track professors joining the law school this y fall. The new recruits will help to increase the breadth of the curriculum and RACHEL BREWSTER BRUCE H.MANN GERALD L.NEUMAN'60 JEANNIE SUK'02 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LOW PROFESSOR OF LAW PROFESSOR OF LAW ASSISTANT-ROFESSOR OF LAW reinforce areas of An up-and-coming international A renowned legal historian and An expert on immigration, A highly regarded young legal current strength. law scholar specializing in trade author of the book"Neighbors and the rights of foreign nationals scholar of=riminal and family issues,Brewster comes to HLS Strangers:Law and Commuiity and transnational aspects of law,Suk is working cn"At The new hires are from the University of Ch cago in Early Connecticut,"Mann constitutional law,Neunan is the Home in tie Law,"fcrthcoming part of an ongoing Law School,where she wa:a served most recently as a tE iured author of the book"Strangers from Yale University Press.A effort to expand the Bigelow Fellow and a lecturer. professor at the University of to the Constitution:Immigrants, former clerk to Supreme Court Brewster's most recent Pennsylvania Law School. Borders and Fundamental Law,"an Justice David Souter'66,she faculty over the course scholarly articles include"Ru e- An accomplished teacher.Manr analysis of the role of location and comes to tie HLS faculty from of the next decade. Based Dispute Resolution n has received several teaching status in defining constitutional New York,where she was International Trade Law" '2006) awards,including the Harvey Levin rigits.He was recruited from a recently an assistant district Including this year's and"The Domestic Origins Memorial Award for Excellence tenured position at Columbia Law attorney it Manhattan,as well appointments, over of International.Agreements" in Teaching(2005,1996)and School. as a visiting scholar at the the last three years (2003). the Christian R.and Mary F. His recent article"JoFn New York University School of ------------------------------ Lindback Foundation Award for Marshall and the Enemy Alien: Law.Her 2-ticle"Criminal Law HLS has welcomed Brewster is teaching International Distinguished Teaching(1999). A Case Missing from the Canon" Comes Here"is scheduled to 14 new full-time Trade in the fall and International Mann's most recent book, unites several cf his many be published in the Yale Law Law in the spring.She holds "Republic of Debtors:Bankruptcy research interests and is based Journal in October. professors to the a:.D.from the University of in the Age of American on an unpublished decision of ----__--___----_---_--- faculty, additions Virginia School of Law and a Independence,"was awarded Chief Justice John Marshall on Suk will begin teaching at that have helped to Ph.D.in political science from the prizes by the Law and Society the subject of habeas carpus for HLS in the fall'07 semester. I1 University of North Carolina at Association,the American enemy aliens in the War of 1812. She holds a D.Phil.in modern offset a number of Chapel Hill. Historical Association and the ----- ------------------------ languages from the University retirements. Society for Historians of the Early Neuman is teaching Immigration of Oxford and a J.D.from HLS, American Republic. Law in the fall,and a course on where she was a Paul&Daisy Professors who ------------------------------ citizenship and a seminar on The Soros Fellow and the articles, joined the faculty in Mann is teaching first-year Borders of the Constitution in commentaries and took reviews Property in the fall and a legal the spring.In addition to a J.D. chair of the Harvard Law w recent years include: history workshop seminar in the from HLS,he holds a Ph.D.in Review. Jody Freeman spring.He holds a J.D.and Ph.D. mathematics from MIT. F LL.M. '91 S.J.D. '95, from Yale University. a Jack Goldsmith, Adriaan Lanni, B00ding the faculty is our most important goal. Daryl Levinson, W6 need to expand our teaching and research F John Manning '85, into exciting new fields of law, while also Jed Shugerman and reinforcing areas of traditional strength." J g —DEAN ELENA KAGAN 186 a Matthew Stephenson > 03, _ a 5 Chaos theorist Elhauge assails incoherence of health policy URRENT HEALTHCARE 1 . law is in chaos because e, Cit is a mishmash of uncoordinated fields of law and decisionmakingparadigms whose principles are often directly at odds with each other. That was just one of the Professor E ., 't ; - messages delivered by Professor - °'i12 ' s Einer Elhauge'86 on Sept.8 in 1 4 !a an Austin Hall lecture marking his appointment as Carroll and Milton Petrie Professor of Law. 9 40, The chair,endowed by the Petrie Foundation,was created in conjunction with the new Petrie-Flom GEORGETRIANTIS MARK TUSHNET ADRIAN VERMEULE'93 Center for Health Law Policy,Biotechnology,and PROFESSOR OF LAW PROFESSOR OF LAW PROFESSOR OF LAW Bioethics.Elhauge is the center's first faculty director. A leading expert on commercial A prominent constitutional A well-known scholar of Introducing Elhauge,Dean Elena Kagan'86 said, law,corporate finance and law scholar and the leading constitutional law,administrative "His ability to find—and build on—connections across contracts,Triant s was most American presence in the field of law and legislation,and national diverse fields gives his work a rare scope and power." recently a tenured professor comparative constitutional law, security law,Vermeule was most In his role as faculty director of the Petrie-Flom Center, at the University of Virginia Tushnet joins the HLS faculty recently a tenured professor at she said,Elhauge will"set School of Law.In addition to from a tenured position at the the University of Chicago Law the agenda for the law his teaching responsibilities at Georgetown University Law School.He was twice the recipient school's efforts to extend "His ability to UVA,he was program director Center. of the school's annual Graduating the boundaries of current find and build of the John M.Olin Program in Tushnet is the author of several Students'Award for Teaching thinking on issues relating on connections Law and Econom cs.Triantis has books,including,most recently, Excellence.Prior to his faculty to health policy,biotech- across diverse also taught at the University "The New Constitutional Order." position at Chicago,Vermeule nology and bioethics." fields gives of Chicago,where he was an His next book will explore the served as a clerk to Supreme In his talk,which editor of the Journal of Law& Second Amendment and gun Court Justice Antonin Scalia'60 summarized three works his work a Economics. control policies in contemporary and Judge David Sentelle of the in progress—one in each rare scope Triantis'recent scholarly society and is forthcoming from U.S.Court of Appeals for the D.C. of these areas—Elhauge and power." articles include"Anticipating Oxford University Press.Tushnet Circuit. raised the question, Dean EIena Litigation in Contract Design'and is currently focusing on the con- Vermeule is author of "What sorts of regulatory Kagan '86 "Embedded Opticns and the Case stitutional politics of emergency "Judging Under Uncertainty: limits should we put on Against Compensation in Contract powers.Prior work by Tushnet, An Institutional Theory of Legal the growing abilities that Law." who is a former clerk to Supreme Interpretation,"published in May we have to re-engineer human biology—including the ------------------------------ Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, by Harvard University Press. possibilities of altering or selecting genes to enhance Triantis is teaching Bankruptcy focused on the history of civil His book"Terror in the Balance: intelligence,improve memory or increase height, this fall,an advanced contracts rights lawyering. Security,Liberty and the Courts," strength,beauty,happiness and resistance to disease?" class during the winter term and ------------------- which he co-wrote with Eric In addition to genetic manipulation,Elhauge a yearlong seminar,Innovative Tushnet is teaching Comparative Posner is forthcoming from Oxford said,his own focus includes analyzing nongenetic Contracting.He received a J.D. Constitutional Law and University Press in December. forms of biological manipulation—for example, o 0 from the University of Toronto Constitutional Law:Free Speech ________________ ------------- the use of Ritalin to improve SAT scores,growth � and an S.J.D,from Stanford Law in the fall,and in the spring, Vermeule is teaching a yearlong hormone therapy for increasing height,steroids for School. Regulatory and Administrative seminar,Law and the Political enhancing strength,plastic surgery for beauty,Prozac State and a seminar,Free Speech Economy,and in the spring,a for happiness,and immunization shots to increase w F Theory.He received an M.A. course on legislation. resistance to disease. c m in history and a J.D.from Yale Elhauge argued that,even under a purely h University. consquentialist view,some regulation is required because individuals often have inadequate incentives a to consider the full costs and benefits of various a 0 j types of biological manipulation.He also examined f the advantages and shortcomings associated with B a different paradigms for making health care policy -' decisions whose lack of coordination,he said,explains c the"chaos of current health policy."A more coherent > approach will be a priority of the Petrie-Flom Center, m ihe promised. x 6 Freeman says environmental perspectives matter in all areas of the law I Environmental law heats up HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW PROGRAM'S FIRST YEAR ............................................ -- CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT HLS now offers a variety of courses that focus specifically on environ- FACULTY Doyou think that practicing environmental mental law or include a substantial Professor law is inherently about political advocacy? environmental perspective.Classes Freeman LL.M. '91 - No,I don't think it's necessarily about are taught by a wide range of faculty s joined the political advocacy.But I do think that and cover topics such as land-use faculty last year r all decisions about whereto allocate law,natural resources law and became director of society's resources,and how much to policy,and energy law. the Environmental regulate certain activities,and what the ------------------------ Program. r • . best course is for the future—these are CLINICAL PROGRAM Law ne all inherently political decisions.Every The Environmental Law Program year in, Freeman environmental issue raises important formed a new partnership with discusses her workpolitical questions,but I don't think the Conservation Law Foundation, r goals forgoing into environmental law means a New England-based public program you're necessarily going to be a political interest group,to offer students Harvard Law Today. advocate for one position or another. the opportunity to do hands-on There are many roles to play in the team projects.Freeman plans policy process. to expand the program's clinical offerings to include opportunities What has been your impression of the with government agencies,private- students and their level of interest? sector employers and organizations First of all,I have to say,I think the working on state,federal and W students are fantastic.The single international projects. c best feature of Harvard Law School is the students.There's a solid core of CLIMATE CONFERENCE z students who identify themselves as In March,the Environmental environmentally inclined and want to Law Program brought together work on environmental issues.And they leading scientists,economists, Where does the school's Environmental Both science and economics are are a very committed,impressive group. legal scholars and policy-makers, Law Program stand? disciplines that lawyers have to have But I'm interested in expanding this including U.S.Sen.Jeff Bingaman, I'm more excited than ever because some familiarity with.I don't think they group to include people who may not to discuss legislative proposals we had a terrific fust year.We held a need to be the equivalent of a Ph.D., wake up in the morning and think of on climate change.The program first-rate climate conference,which was but law students need to be intelligent themselves as environmentalists,but allowed leaders in their fields attended by Sen.Jeff Bingaman,who enough about them to know when who might end up doing corporate law, to debate this timely subject at has a climate proposal in Congress. they need an expert,and to know what mergers and acquisitions,litigation, a moment when lawmakers are Our meeting took place at a pivotal they don't know,and to know when bankruptcy,etc.Even in these preparing to turn some of the moment because lots of proposals are to ask questions.This isn't unique to traditional fields of law,you need to strategies into policy. moving through Congress and it's time environmental law.It's true of a lot of know something about environmental to take stock.We brought key players areas—health care,for example.Part of law and regulation—it's become that WEB SITE to HLS to discuss the policy options, our mission is to make sure students are important.I'm interested in building a The program established a Web site, and they found the exchange helpful literate enough. program that interests people who don't www.law.harvard.edu/academics/ and illuminating.We really announced already self-identify. elp,to offer students—current and e ourselves in the world of environmental You've said that in the'60s and'70s a prospective—a portal for learning 0 law and policy in an impressive way. sense of crisis about the environment Incorporating international law into many about the school's presence in 0 N Beyond that,we planned a very rich helped prompt political action.Do you parts of the curriculum has become a environmental law.Links provide curriculum for the law school for next think we've reached that point again priority.Are you suggesting the same information on courses,upcoming year,including courses in international today7 should happen with environmental law? events and faculty. environmental law and energy law in Ironically,and tragically,Hurricane Yes,I'm explicitly expansionist.Crucial ------------------------------------------------------ F a addition to the basic environmental Katrina was an enormous help in developments in constitutional law are ALUMNI NETWORK m y law course that I'm teaching and communicating what happens when driven by environmental problems.The The program put together a network that[Assistant]Professor Matthew you don't plan,and when you don't same is true of torts,administrative of HLS graduates interested in < Stephenson['03]is also going to reach. have a smart agenda for environmental law and corporate law.You name the offering students career advice, c We put in place the beginning of an protection and disaster prevention. field,and I can tell you about how insights on the field and mentorship. F ambitious clinical program as well.So I think we're near the crisis point. environmental problems and issues have The program will expand this I'm very excited because we've taken big The trouble with climate change is driven important developments and new network to connect students to steps in a short time.(Seesfdebar..) there's this moment at which you case law.You don't have to be somebody a wide range of practitioners in finally wake up to the problem,and who cares about environmental law per the field.For more information, > Do lawyers need a science background then you think very quickly,Oh,it's se to realize the importance of the field, or to join the network,contact m to speak about environmental law too late.So you have to begin to act just like with international law.So,I environment wlow.harvard.edu. a m authoritatively7 immediately. confess,I'm Napoleonic. Prescription (for a) drug problem Heymann's public-private task force holds landmark conference Bti SINESS, GOVERNMENT and academic experts search engines like Google and Yahoo. gathered at HLS in July to discuss proposals IN ATTENDANCE Participants in the"Keep A key recommendation is the establishment of for stopping illegal sales of prescription drugs Internet Neighborhoods Safe"program ranged a permanent independent monitoring group that online. from academics to business executives to medical would serve as a clearinghouse to identify and share The conference,which capped more than a year of experts.They represented institutions such as; information about Web sites trafficking in illegal drug study by an interdisciplinary group from the public -------------------------------------------------------------------- .......... sales.The group would be able to pass URLs and other and private sectors,was convened by Professor MEDICINE:Weill Medical College at Cornell critical information immediately to Internet service Philip Heymann'6o and co-directed by Mathes University,Treatment Research Institute.at the providers,financial institutions and investigators for Falco,president of Drug University of Pennsylvania follow-up action. Strategies,and Morris Panner ............ .............................................................. "Web 2.0 is the moniker for the next generation of '88,formerly of the U.S. TECHNOLOGY:Microsoft,Verizon Online,Google, Internet applications that are changing the business Department of justice and now Yahoo,Earthlink,AT&T Internet Services,AOL, world,"Heymann said."Our project has taken on Web CEO of Boston-based OpenAir Comcast Crime 2.o.This new wave of Internet crime requires us Inc. ........................................................................................... to bring government and the private sector together to Recent studies point to FINANCIAL SERVICES:United Bank of Switzerland, fight[it]and,at the same time,protect other important an alarming rise in Internet MasterCard,Visa,PayPal,JPMorgan Chase&Co. values of free expression and commerce." sales of Vicodin,OxyContin --------------------------------------------------------------- Heymann and colleagues met with Sen.Patrick and other dangerously addictive drugs to buyers— GOVERNMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT: Leahy and other Senate Judiciary Committee staffers in especially teenagers—without prescriptions.The drugs U.S.Border and Customs Protection,U.S.Drug the summer of 2005 and received strong congressional are sold mainly by offshore sellers beyond the reach of Enforcement Administration,U.S.Department of support.Staffers from several key congressional U.S.law enforcement,in countries whose governments Justice,U.S.Department of State committees joined the most recent session at HLS, can't or won't shut them down.According to the and as a result,Falco was asked to testify before the Partnership for a Drug-Free America,about 6.5 million than qo experts worked through a set of preliminary Committee on Government Reform this past July. teenagers abused Vicodin or OxyContin last year,many recommendations for strengthening voluntary The"Keep Internet Neighborhoods Safe" after buying the drugs online. cooperation among government agencies,banking and recommendations are expected to be publicly available During the July conference,Heymann and more credit card companies,Internet service providers and in final form at the end of this year. Clinical programs a resource manual for the number of students continuedfrom page i the FBI about chain- THE CLINICAL PROGRAMS' participating grew from of-custody issues for VITAL STATS approximately 20 during starting with the school's lawyering;'she said. foreign governments in the 2002-2003 school year mandatory pro bono Dealy turned to the American courts. ENROLLMENT to more than loo this past requirement. school's Federalist Society "I'm very interested school year. "Once they get their feet chapter to help develop in clinical work and 2001-2002 FFTuileks During the same time wet in the clinical work, placements across the po- putting into practice 2005-2006 lllili66 students period,the number of they like it and want to do litical spectrum,such as what I've learned," 2006-2007 §76 students clinical courses in the more,"Dealy said."The two students'For-credit Terrazas said. -------..............................----------------------------------_ ----- field grew from one to clinics have always been work on the confirmation "The clinical is the INSTRUCTORS TEACHING IN six,with six full-time very,very good,but now hearings for Supreme best part of law school," CLINICAL PROGRAMS supervisors who have there's a critical mass of Court Justice Samuel agreed Jessica Brand'o7, Clinical faculty experience in nearly students doing clinical Alito. who successfully pushed every region in the world. work,so word gets Students are also for the creation of a new Clinical instructors "The law school has around." encouraged to take death penalty clinical Lecturers on law made a real commitment The roster of clinical initiative in finding new and then enrolled in Clinical fellows to clinical work,"said placements has also clinical placements,says it last school year."It .......................................................... Jim Cavallaro,clinical o 0 increased dramatically, Dealy.For Kevin Terrazas reminds you why you CLINICAL CREDITS COMPLETED director of the HRP. which means offerings '07,that meant working went to law school, BY STUDENTS IN 2005-2006 During the last school m span from human rights in a justice Department which is easy to forget 1,513 year,clinical projects to Interner-law.Gone are counterterrorism in torts or contracts— .....................--------------------"----"'---"".................. allowed more than 40 m the days when students office.By the end of the which are also NEW CLINICS students to travel on 18 a viewed all clinical yearlong independent important,but there's ■Child Advocacy •Death Penalty fact-finding or advocacy y programs as"lefty clinical,he had written no immediate practical ■Environmental Law ■Intellectual Property/ trips to foreign countries application,Whereas Internet ■Mediation ■Negotiation from Paraguay to ' a the clinical experience --------------.............................................-"'-............ Bangladesh. c " NEW INDEPENDENCE F Once they get their feet wet lets you see right away "In those circumstanc• If students can't find existing placements that B in the Clinical work, they like how your work can have es,they learn more about a an impact." match their interests,the independent clinical what human rights mean a it and want to do more." program may be perfect for them.Several e Lisa Deal director of Clinical The surging p and what the rule of law Dealy, popularity of clinical students used it to do legal work helping victims means than they'll learn a and Pro Bono Programs work is most evident in of Hurricane Katrina. in a year or two of cours- z Human Rights,where es,"said Cavallaro. x 8 HLS alum buys the Joseph Story House ��wWWFAW �.,;mlb MAN& „u11 ryn pp II i �II Al i 10 E_ RIM 411 ,2 Every house tells a story:Neil JLL Civa0iiii u a 0� t, — and his new o z rV in Salem,Mass. home z 0 0 0 e FOR 30 YEARS, radio listeners have "Story wrote commentaries so the average person o , could understand the law," said Chayet, president of N tuned in to hear Neil Chayet 63, cre- the Chayet Communications Group and a member of the ator of thousands of nationally Syn- Harvard Law School Association executive committee. "I strive to follow in his footsteps by translating the law dicated segments called "Looking F and then using it to entertain." at the Law." His one-minute mono- Built in i8n and listed on the National Register of His- " logues,which typically focus on a re- toric Places,the Joseph Story House sits near the town green in Salem, Mass., amid a number of expansive cent court decision, are broadcast in o homes built by 18th- and 19th-century merchants. Be- n hundreds of media markets and have w fore becoming a Supreme Court justice and HLS's Dane gProfessor,Story grew up in Marblehead,Mass.,the son a made Chayet something of a legal of an international shipping gn g a pping ma ate.At age 32,he be- translator for the general public. came the youngest person ever appointed to the Court, m and he is credited with saving HLS from financial and > So when the home of Joseph Story—a former Supreme academic ruin in 1829. Appointed to the Supreme Court at the age of a Court justice and a legendary leader of HLS—came up32,Joseph Story is credited with bringing HLS to Chayet and his wife,Martha, are planning a year of x for sage,Chayet decided he had to have it. national prominence in the early 19th century. extensive renovations to the Story House. RECEIVED AUG 2 9 2006 DEPT.Of PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Histol-ical C�,_wntnist"Wn vj;,SH,r;.l1 ST;i F °�A L L M t I'-z, z;JS T T -7 APPL1C,k1'10N FOR A CERTIFICATI,' OF 'N'ON-APPLICABILITY 'tu . j _1 lilt to the Fiistmc District's Act (M.G.L. Chaplet 40C) and the rtnc -11Dj:cjjjojl is het-by made for tssissuanceof a CertifiileoCNon-Appl:,c� . 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C'haatel 4UC) ,.,!c the S.Lclll C'- cation is liereuy made for issuance of a Cer ificate aC Nun-Applicunaity t.r fru ._urea _ Moving Racon,trucncm Dcrr : ltt:on = Painting Sign .lt.,e -:sense; el�w L c r?5 7pV1 Original Building C011 I'IICLon Date, li'luu�m: :ss J eriv 61 tar- Streef Sa-ie—Ka, MA o 1470 - I�P.i( Cha(4 f 4- Description of Work Proposed: SHINGLES: Replace existing black asphalt shingles on main hip roof and small roof on overh:Jng above back door with new triple tab heavy duty charcoal black asphalt shingles. ROOT' ABOVE BAY WINDOW (Winter Street side): Remove and replace existing rusted metal roof located behind the balustrades with a slightly pitched black rubber roof. Note: this cannot be seen from the street. FLAT ROOF AREAS: Replace existing black slightly pitched roofs with new black rubber roofing materials, including the following roof areas: the flat roof'on top of the EI towards Oliver Street; the small crescent shaped flat roof above the bow window; the very small flat roof above the Bay window on Winter Street, and the roof above the 2-story section on the property line, facing 24 % Winter Street. Note: none of the flat roof areas can be seen from the street. a78- 7Z15- 1 C?5� ��¢—V�I� V1fier Sfi Sct (ewt W//VIER 26 WINTER ST. SALEM, MA •. �\\ (PUftIC.� VAMABIe�nrl ST las WALT QE.C- � :G.I:i (NMI) ..�•u.n e.v rxbAi@�(pr xAONLiB; ��— , • �`"� — NEIL >LAN IN 0[fn PmµKNCB f, wyrrt wrwrt ']e'. PAL �w FVN W w lsn _ CHAYE T „1 Flim Suva ESalm.MassachuwItA 01 9]0 3 sIgr OEDhIM7.pAa eP 'o \ nMr11 WL j. VO Up ae 5g � p HANCOCK „war ASSOCIATES oow � Y W r 'a Aaao ]T IAm. sxm Iv9•/co a,]. 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'."1"I't�C�-_ ' , �♦ • {r 3r� S�^'� i �`. t s`�� ✓ yn/ � ... t. .� . e4a r .3=' �S z�"'Y" 4 ^ _'Ay' y? ..� � t �a r r - a EIS � -,,pct�." .L � ;t}// ��. .�� tY� -� � rr� �4y� , �s�a� .�� `� 'I�'GC ♦- �' �v_ � j Ay ,i �• �f2`a 4'i :V'• � � 'r�J ti ku „ �i�:] 1 i ,�Y,, 4 e ."Jo. I P "�' /. .. 'i. L� .SAS ` •.♦ v �..d: r �� ab�- 1 . S� - RECEIVED AUG 2.9 2006 DEPT.Of PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Comm sSiOn APPLICATIO;V FOR A`CERTIFICA•rl, OF NON-APPLICABILITY Pun..int to the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Chapter ,OC) and the Salem I{!storic:; Cen::n Ss. )r cinance. .. ,plication is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Non-Applicobility tor: Con- ruction _ Moving Reconsuucnon Alteratior Derr, 'ition Painting Sign Otl,er c:S_ribec elov< . district: -vjr,5�1l 11GfDVl SC�UCet't Original Buiiding Construction Date. il'known: 1g�— =.ddress or i' orerry: a (o W I Vlf er Strife'f' 11 50 (g M f NSA O t 47d _ N P.r ^^ a rf ha C `. me of Rc_ord Ovu,er (s). Cli t' � Description of Work Proposed: ARBOR: Replace deteriorated lattice grape arbor in front yard with exact materials as used before. CONDENSERS: Install 6 air conditioning condenser units and one generator behind arbor shield. Note: this area cannot be seen from street. 1i r%l.t t re ._,: v � vlfer S�YrPf t> JrCI(Btvt �ta[ej 'i ��ZD AT- kkl/V _ 26 WINTER ST. vv� « a SALEM, MA .nTn„ F RF ` '---� AMM — NEIL Cv[tK u'. \ \ - i.v IN IM(O B 1eN—.-IPOu \ \ u.R • ' nn9 Iss>. 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I I 1 1 ' irt,�.I;t f. 1. ,1 I fE x,14;tC •tir' r sA 11rp.',I,:r i i A ''4f..j... �r lN✓;I.tS�'A�r,. t'y3tGf7r1 # 1 1 :l l yj,4.;mlVthb!gWs4'gat wirtlAdl rthX.rp. . '.'apl k'!Vp•Gn°IR^A_ r nrKfhi.Prfli:'t/K5'4�.ArU{La .nv,�,r 'r;�`:•WM IA">�Or'tV!}lA4 Uill�l{ ..6 •P,'�,...�,�S�.ra�w`•.Lwi�.l.F�w:i amu-. � 'r fir— �. v ��y N7= ws .ytY;p+T�i v�s+7u S � ,e, ��'� � g�:r rrs2"Y�..a,s n Y ,d•c —r �"'` dv 1 ' {� x r �' �:•:," t r ..; ,Jj> �'- r jY-1 f 3z t: i��' _•'l.) i �� L jxs � q n d m c u t t r, rryy '-�� $ P (gwse s- WL Ott .' A . VzL a�� RECEIVE® AUG 2 8 2006 �s`;?••r:"J �l DEPT.Of PLANNING& P!•m=e,`"%' COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Commission 1_O wASHIN(.'MON STREET SALEM, k14S:i?.^..1USEiTI (9:8) EXr. 311 rAX (9?b. 7'•UU;:).: APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE. Or NON-APPLICABILITY Purs"rant to .the Historic District's Act (M.01, Chapter 40C) and the Salem Historicnl Commission Ordinance, application is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate ofNon-Applicability for: Consiruction ❑ Movino J Reconstruction ,Iteration Demolition ❑ Painting Sign Other :is describes below. f District: �� S/ S�` J � _ Ori ;nal Bu;ld;ng Consuucdon llate, iflulown: 1g�— 1 address of i';operty: � L WI tY fer 54-rtfe – `S� f ! IAA6 Name of Record Owner (s): "'� Marf-h0. — Description of Work Prouosed: BASEMENT DOOR WELL: Remove granite steps that go from the driveway level down into the basement. Rebuild the stairs, using the same materials, approx. 3-4 ft away from the house and add a flat "landing" slightly below the threshold of the door with a proper drain. At present time, water cascades down the basement stairs into the basement during moderate and heavy rains. Note: this area cannot be seen from the street. z.d . :i1j 441! tii,--nature ai `:4ailinu ad.!Tess: aCQInfer SfYtPf City: 5C state?;p: �_L27D M9FPn A, w//v 26 WINTER ST. SALEM, MA f.ReylTC ' REFT nus -PICit 1 K r(NC[ L(IPI 126.1,'i' P�TAf0 fl laps - - � N �.,. _ (RWAeO..�..4 w wµe..hc • nevem(de W) ONENCYERDN NEIL L. IN KAL[O OOa 1. C[ A\ E T ppl aPl . P ¢I w.l L9 15 19 Musac Succi 3 2. \ - KATHLEEN A AT04ASIXJ Nie Salem.Mazsachuscas 01970 9 M ft IN DEM BOO(158).PAQ 227 pQ nKFI ItNL < VV =Q Ya� g =s HANCOCK Is .mamma d ,m vL a s a a ASSOCIATES If \ \ [ D LINO.v Z4 9EO Civil Engineca \ I \ b Land SDrvcyo(s \ Paw (wcE OF BmTx a (anduapc Architects Oaaa awSuapT �- DETAIL \ \ _ NOT To$CFIE \ Environmental ' Y Collsulun(s cwt aaw I, \ ."DI, • � 61.15' (RAI aaaR ON(PL $lO01913 VICE Inl 777- 1.(ITS)7 I STORY 1MIINµI'�,.s5lgaTTS. i sncca OAMD C "ES c"N"M DEED BWIt 18949.PACE 54 ti } 4aL. aC01 C.ORNER pl 4agi �1Y0. K9. 'OST` Iq V DAT( R9.(/M[9AN OY#11g1 4 a ofi DRAM Br T SCAIE' .10 CnE[It BY. CNG 4 1 CINm I m INL SNEY.O.ED" m$✓Ec1 IS LOCI 1N[r 7K 0ICO D AS PLOT FILM A\t N[R(OT.5 LxCrtO ON TN( OiWNp A5 O/ /1/CCS C 7RFET d � f L 1 1 L q vlowN L VEI? J / / �I� QJ AP 35, lOT 91 SALEM, AffERLY ES SALEM[ MA DEED BOOK 1313. PAA)[ 279 RANIN DEED. 1561 PA, 22T _ ONG:12JO6PP tl.y M f tAYWi_ ROi Pl.w MIS P1 MY !O AN IS TO BE CIXR[D NT NLA/wCSY $CAIf I - ' 1.,1II nI.Ail , OT [,NW 1511 ID bl DUD(OH SITES T. 1 Of 1 TN R( AC(Y[Nf/PRpP(RIY tW(5 P )n WO.IfT Nn 12262 1vT;auvs um„;rnt�w 1a�fia�, m , 4 l i4 - f 4' 9 ri v.. a i , ✓ "ik� '= �� ,�. e wit: �RI�/ u �i �i f `awl.► Ott 3m ri-��' t �;�- x p. yrL ) ley. R� 1 A� x ♦ Y� M I 4 1 I a� " ! i t .•� k ..1 Mt'yA 11 O �r $�� Y y n♦i" t ^�`.1 � ' !.1 �%im'p; z.t aa+''k+ f a✓° d � ;]t E t �r ♦ 4-a� " �' ""` @ _. " �� .. �2.. r it it _q q�T,t• a r �,• ' 'q• • ice°` ""�! !�';° , "rtirl 1.47, !♦ ♦ p �j t n\♦�1_ � .� t _� .fir ��: ; I � S �1 � s . � �� U t,;NLUTA�, RECEIVE® 1;4r' AUG 2 9 206 ••: DEPT.Of PLANNING& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ,Salem Historical Commission _.. V1ASHVGTi1t STREFT :,ALE M. i9-787.:*3195 Ex ,nFh.X �0'c•. APPLICr\"PION FOR A CERTIFICATI; OP NON-APPLICABILITY Puri Lni to the Historic District's Act (M.O.L. Chapter 40C) and the Salem Historica! Com:ntsitar: ).-Zvl:nce. :.! plication ;s hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Nun-Applicability for: C'on>t uction Moving _ Recol.ilrucnon Alteration: Delr: :ltion - Painting _ Slgn _ Other �es.nbec --elow )Istrict: Was I nG70U1 Sa � Original Building Cot,truction Date. if'!nown: \ddtess of P op-.rry: -� (o A (rWi vlt-er Streef— Sa (e- M -, AAA O I game of Re: )rd Owner (s): IVP.I ( ChaLl f Description of Work Prouuscd: SHUTTERS: Install replacement wood shutters and black metal hardware on all windows as indicated. Paint Black or Essex Green. Replacement shutters to be made in the exact scale and size as the existing shutters. �\,Z9 �11/IVIf'Er S�Y'rPt cite: Scc(de wt 5tate 6Ti?;r: o1g7D A' . 26 WINTER ST. — DLiN SALEM, MA LnA.Pn 7 � 1� \ � hG.1� (RhN) �_._ •�:.. �.. ,,.N nerw:nrrn \ _ NEIL N n rn s Al[n fPDu a_". CHAYE`I' nrne .0 - \ w lsn n oa aj M Flim Sum 0,,.� ^ Salcm,Msssachuum a901970 /i6 KATHLEEN OO AN 7 \ 3Ow WT � K nAN W ORD B00(1%7,PAM TP pOH nKl(McNZV=0. H ]Nt CZ s PK,P¢ ASSOCIATES' � [e av�t: 4 vim G•il Enginccrs \ g e Land Survcyon \\ (ACC o en¢x Y Lands(apc Archi,WS III — DETAIL a \ :\ NOI 1O u0.[ _ Emironm<nldl \ CDnsultan,s CVK 0.W eMK( wrn. P 61.15' (RAH) Poo+ 11 alla sn¢t[o OLb1.fix)I».... a MMCD][ASSCV•nSCM 9 Is Slab SNGro IT 1 \ LAN.Aff \ MITBfnht 169..V.9. e' Pa 51 X h � g \ \ 1Mosref \ Na /1 w ro. Posl eon a¢ nv[ry[I•vo•o[swPPo- c2ortu er. cne: aem I IN5A,t.DIALwc eY'[GIW At IC IO •,. w LOT LA N rmaIS,nLAe LT¢ aWI`IO AS �° OL/VER IREET aPLAN IN MITRING. SALEM, MA. 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CIA WKper.. _ •, `1'�' r �t - 1_inail hcechnvcrrnill:ai vcrizon.net :h River Mill specializes in historic reproductions of custom wooden louvered shutters, paneled shutters, t and traditional shutter hardware. Exterior Wood Shtitters 1 or, w{� "Y of Raised Flat Panel Flat Panel with Flat Panel with \\'13-100 La[IN C1. CS-300 CS-301 ed Cut-out Bottom Louvers 'I'hir6ncss 1-I/8�'or This shutter shows This earlytradi[ioi 1/8" or Thickness l-1/8"or Thickness l-1/8"or 1-3/S ' joinery of exposed shutter is shown N Thickness I-1/8" or 1-3/8" 1-3/8" Stiles 1-3/4" beveled louvers and simple molding an 1-3!8" Stiles 1-3/4" Stiles 1-3/4" 2-3/8"Top and the absence of spaced, wide bull nd Stiles 1-3/4" 2-3/8"Top and 2-3/8"Top and Bottom Bottom Rails horizontal middle louvers. They aro I 2-3!8"Top and Bottom Rails Rails 3-1/2"Cross Rail rail. A molding is at a shallower ang Rail Bottom Rails 3-1/2"Cross Rail 3-1/2"Cross Rail sometimes set back more standard shu 3-1/2"Cross Rail These can be slightly and casts a deeper sha( These can be The top portion could furnished with horns surrounds the panel. line. th horns This is a basic flat furnished with flat remain a flat panel or (a one inch Slat 3/8"x 2-1/4" .xtension paneled shutter and panels and decorative furnished with a extension of the Molding 5/16 x 1/2" it no can be furnished with cut-outs. We have cut-out. stile)at no extra ross rail cut-out at top over 150 choices or cost. Cross rail can oned at you can provide your be positioned at any own idea or sample. height. This shutter can have either fixed slats with control rod or can be made moveable. City of Salem Department of Planning & Community Development 120 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 978 745-9595, Ext. 311 Fax 978 0.W Memo To: Assessors Fronx Jane A. Guy,Assistant Community Development Director Date- 7/20/2006 Re: Abutters list Attached please find a request from a resident to purchase and abutters list (no labels). Could you please prepare this list (map enclosed) and provide me with the cost of time and materials to produce the list,which I will pass on to the resident Thank you! Jane 0 Page 1 Martha Chayet 26 Winter Street Salem, MA 01970 TEL: 978-745-1959 FAX: 978-745-0858 marthachaveagomcast.net July 15,2006 RECEIVED JUL 2 0 2006 Ms. Jane Guy DEPT.OF PLANNING& Executive Director COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Salem Historical Commission 120 Washington Street Salem,MA 01970 Dear Jane: As you know, we will be making several applications to the Historical Commission later this summer for our new home at 26 Winter Street. In developing our plans to restore, renovate and make other improvements to the house we would like to communicate with the neighbors and get their input and thoughts. This letter is to request a list of the abutters to our property at 26 Winter Street (and 4 Oliver Street) who will be on your list for abutter notification at the time our application is made. We understand there is a fee for this service. Please let us know the cost and we will prepare a check for this amount. Thank you very much for your assistance and we look forward to receiving this information. Sincerely, OW114 Martha Chayet 4 u �L Gvin"1er ��9r� 1� �aIi Iv. L . 71 .,., .� � _ _..�...,... J � ��'7�C /U��'po �' r .. �i� ��° e�M.cox�1�� Salem Historical Commission o ti CITY HALL. SALEM. MASS. 01970 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [ ] ; reconstruction [gag ; demolition [ ] ; moving [ ]; alteration [ ]; painting [ ]; sign or other appurtenant fixture [ ] work as described below in the . . . Washington Sa. Historic District. (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 26 Winter Street Name of Record Owner: Kathleen Atchison DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Rebuild 2 entry way brick piers and fix entryway gate. All work to duplicate what was existing with no changes in material, color or details. Non-applicable due to being an in-kind replacement. 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: October 4, 1990 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By Chairman PROPERTY AT HELD SPIKE. (FD) �� l 26 WINTER ST. E2.6' S0. 2.3' COR. GRANITE BRICK O CONC. SALEM MA 1 OR. GRANITE POST ON LINE 0.5(HELD) (PUBLIC ^' VARIABLE WIDTH) s�-�EEl GRANITE GRANITE WALL STEPS �W PICKET FENCE DRILL HOLE, (FD) LANDS A PE 126,15' (REC&HELD) IN FACE GRANITE BASE PREPARED FOR. OVERHANG MAGNETIC MERIDIAN D FROM NEIL SCALE PLAN IN DEED B00 GRANITE GRANITE & K 1567, PAGE 227 CURB BRICK POST LOT AREA (DAMAGED FACE) CH-A-YET DOOR Ld Do 186,006±S.F. DH, (SET) Q Z �, #26 0 -j 19 Flint Street A / ( f ,. (n 2 a Salem, Massachusetts 01970 2 , !Vl (S. cit Qa 3 STORY alus+7io� W _'� Z Do W U BRICK V Q ZO 0 ,1:j = w DWELLING w < O PAUL R. & SASHA 7,ATO DURAND "� ` Z o HANCO DEED BOOK 10377, PAGE 208 O =' Remote 0 3 ?zoo WOOD 04 =U m CK DECK w Z 0 f0 LO Q Z w m m ASSOCIATES < OVER 0.6' U DOOR o COR WOOD z J WOOD o SHED Civil Engineers D. U z STAKE, (SET) r (T'p) Land Surveyors o z DOORWOOD FENCE a 0 TO Landscape Architects 6"(REC) DOOR BASEMENT O 0.5'(HELD) aa Environmental ... <� _. .�.-, .... GRANITE WOOD STEPS Consultants FACE 1.00'(REC& HELD) 1 srucc° 0 n A Q i TOtf I DOOR 2 0 61.15' (REC&HELD) i 1 1.0'(REC&HELD 185 CENTRE STREET, DANVERS, MA 01923 a COR. BRICK, O VOICE (978) 777-3050, FAX (978) 774-7816 —o W ll WWW.HAN000KASSOCIATES.COM a R STORY 1 STORY BRICK QPIDX• 1 W .5 z� STUCCO DOOR a ,W� GARAGE N �f�Pm 2 STORY BRICK 5.3' a 0 < OOR COR. BD. pCOR. BIDJ N STAKE, (SET) W MARK M. & ELIZABETH D. MURPHY ��u D �� 0 DAVID C. JONES a DEED BOOK 10711, PAGE 166 Y DEED BOOK 18949, PAGE 54 5/8" I.ROD, Savyu, ��-Ff- o �2 m (SET) w/cAP o.zs' 0 I -zo GZn 8e� 5hern-��t w Os F M ¢ O U OfW O 9L •'GRASS PF+ DOOR FACE OF BRICK 0 R. ARE (R LANDSCAPE 2.72') STUCCO, 1.0(REC&HELD)'A __._ _ CORNER OF DETAIL LLP''R 0' w 1'SQ. WD. POST-,\ NOT TO SCALE NO. BY LDALTEISSUE/REVISION DESCRIPTION SIDEWALK DATE: 5 9 06 DRAWN BY: TCL SCALE: 1"=10 CHECK BY: CWG I CERTIFY TO THE SALEM BUILDING ASSESSORS.• INSPECTOR THAT THE BUILDINGS SHOWN MAP 35, LOT 81 FL O� A A' HEREON ARE LOCATED ON THE GROUND AS OLl VER (PUBLIC) STREET rL ruyiv SHOWN. REFERENCES: PLAN IN DEED BOOK 7323, PAGE 279 PLAN IN DEED BOOK 1567, SALEM, " A PAGE 227 MA H6Fd?A, 9' NOTE• JOSEP PLOT DATE: May 18, 2006 1:17 pm k i,a �'� 1) THIS PLAN IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED AN PATH: F:\Land Pro)miU R2\12706\d•q\ SMA L ALTA/ACSM LAND TITLE SURVEY. �• s P� DWG: 12706PP.dwg LAYOUT: PLOT PLAN 5130 SCALE': 1 " = 10' SHEET: 1 OF 1 PROFS l LA EYOR 0 10 20 40 PROJECT NO.: 2706 WINTER STREET Gate Gates r New Fence on Existing Stone Base Entry Courtyard NX. 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