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104 BOSTON STREET - BUILDING JACKET BOSTON STREET CITY OF SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS a BUILDING DEPARTMENT 1 120 WASHINGTON STREET,3" FLOOR 1�EL. (978) 745-9595 Fax(978) 740-9846 KIMBERLEY DRISCOLL MAYOR THOMAS STYIERRE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROPERTY/BUILDING COMMISSIONER January 25, 2016 Deborah Jackson City of Salem Assessor 93 Washington Street Salem Ma. 01970 Re merger of lots-AOH property Dear Ms. Jackson, I have been asked to look at two lots owned by the AOH on Boston and Beaver Street.Lots 16-0148-104 Boston Street and 16-0174 known as 13 Beaver Street. It is my opinion and the AOH's wish to merge these two lots. Both lots are non-conforming and only the front lot has a structure on it. It is my recommendation to merge the two lots. Thank Ygcr�J Tom TI'L'E/C. O. COPY coNB1 CITY OF SALEM CERTIFI AT OF OCCUPANCY mss'. . fto SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 Lssued� Permit N.� �'s,�� City of Salem Buildin Dept. Hove DATE MAY 04 19 99 PERMIT NO. :.6i—].999 APPLICANT BAYSTRTE: BUILDING KREMODEL I ADDRESS 2 SHERWOOD AVENUE 1550 (N0.) (STREET) (CONTRS LICENSE) CITY PEABODY STATE MA ZIPCODE 01960 TEL.NO. 978-532-808.; NUMBER OF PERMIT TO STORY RLTERATION ROH DIV 18 DWELLING UNITS 1 ( ) (TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT) NO. (PROPOSED USE) AT(LOCATION) 0104 BOSTON STREET 1/: DIISTIRCT B NOT (STREET) BETWEEN AND (CROSS STREET) (CROSS STREET) LOT SUBDIVISION MAP 16 LOT 0175 BLOCK SIZE 0003130 SG? FT BUILDING 15 TO BE FT.WIDE BV FT.LONG BV FT.IN HEIGHT AND SHALL CONFORM IN CONSTRUCTION TO TYPE USE GROUP BASEMENT WALLS OR FOUNDATION (TYPE) REMARKS: REMODEL IST FLOOR, INSTALL HANDI CAE=' RAMP T. J. S. AREA OR �� PERMIT -,� VOLUME ESTIMATED COST$ 35, 000 FEE $ 355. 00 (CUBICISOUARE FEET) OWNER DIVISION 18 A 0 H CLUB INC BUILDING DEPT. ADDRESS 12124 SOSTOKI ST BY T. J. S THIS PERMIT CONVEYS NO RIGHT TO OCCUPY ANY STREET,ALLEY OR SIDEWALK OR ANY PART THEREOF,EITHER TEMPORARILY OR PERMANENTLY,ENCROACHMENTS ' ON PUBLIC PROPERTY,NOT SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED UNDER THE BUILDING CODE,MUST BE APPROVED BY THE JURISDICTION,STREET OR ALLEY GRADES AS WELL AS DEPTH AND LOCATION OF PUBLIC SEWERS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.THE ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT DOES NOT RELEASE THE APPLICANT FROM THE CONDITIONS OF ANY APPLICABLE SUBDIVISION RESTRICTIONS. Y L.) **TTCC rob Y 'i7 c. F-;IibE/C. O. COPY e O D ,f]7�'S CITY OF SALEM CERTIFI A E OF 0 CUPANCY Issued.l 4_1 Permit N: SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 CRY Of Salem Buildin Dept. DATE MAY rD4 19 913 PERMIT NO. 261-1999 APPLICANT BAY,:;T{:d'iE: BUILDINGI REMODELIADDRESS 2: SFiEf2WC:10D AVENUE - ' (NOI (STREET) if;Jl� CITY PEABODY (CONTR'S LICENSE) STATE MA ZIP CODE 019EI/1 ' TEL.NO. 97©—J. L--ES083 PERMIT TO RLTEF2RT IOIV (_) STO�iV L'a OHI DTV iB NUMBER OF (TYPE OFIMPROVEMENT) ND. (PROPOSED USE) DWELLING UNITS 1 E:: AND Q14. BOSTON STREET 1/2 ZONING (STREET) DISTRICT B2 (CROSS STREET) SUBDIVISION MAP 16' LOT 01.7vLOT BLOCK SIZE V_10V13130 SO, FT BUILDING IS TO BE FT.WIDE BY FT.LONG BY FT.IN HEIGHT AND SHALL CONFORM IN CONSTRUCTION TO TYPE USE GROUP BASEMENT WALLS OR FOUNDATION (TYPE) REMARKS: REMODEL IST FLOOR INSTALL FIRNDICAP RAMP T. ,J. S. AREA OR VOLUME � d ` (CUBIC/SQUARE FEET) ESTIMATED COST vv VI VI VI FEE MIT 55. 00 ' OWNER DIVISION 16) Ll O H CL..UB :LNC O ADDRESS 104 BOSTN S r BUILDING DEPT. THIS PERMIT CONVEYS NO RIGHT TO OCCUPY ANY STREET,ALLEY OR SIDEWALBY T. J. S K OR ANY PART THEREOF,EITHER TEMPORARI ,ENCROACHMENTS 1111. LY OR PERMANENTLY MUST BE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY,NOT SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED UNDER THE BUILDING CODE, APPROVED BY THE JURISDICTION,STREET OR ALLEY GRADES AS WELL AS DEPTH AND LOCATION OF PUBLIC SEWERS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.THE ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT DOES NOT RELEASE THE APPLICANT FROM THE CONDITIONS OF ANY APPLICABLE SUBDIVISION RESTRICTIONS. f01/ 8O570AJ ARCHITECTURAL FINAL AFFIDAVIT To the Inspection Services Commissioner: I state to the best of my knowledge that I or my authorized representative,have reviewed the work associates with Permit No. 261-99, Dated May 4, 1999,Ward 4,locus 104 Boston Street,Salem,MA 01970(on the dates used below or on at least 4 occasions during construction)and that to the best of my knowledge,information,and belief the work has been done in conformance with the permit and plans approved by the Inspectional Services Department and with the provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code and all other pertinent laws and ordinances. �S�ERED ARCy�rF Paul R. Durand 8615 Q PA cj ARCHITECT-MASS. REG.NO. RA Winter Street Architects, Inc. 0 8615 ao" COMPANY v F9CTN OF MPSgP 140 Washington Street,Salem, MA 01970 ADDRESS 978-744-7379 PHONE Inspection Dates: May 6, 1999 June 4, 1999 June 29, 1999 July 7, 1999 Then personally appeared the above-named Before re My Commission expires crnnH 19M rnn� o _. Notzry PuNic WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. 140 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Telephone:978-744-7379 Fax: 978-741 -0240 Architect' s Field Report & Minutes of Meeting Thursday, May 61 ,1999 Salem, MA Patrick Hagen Title AOH Representative AOH Function Hall Renovations, 104 Boston Street,Salem, MA Project#9902 ReportItem # Architects Field � i Work in Progress: 1-A General demolition has begun including ceilings, lighting,horsehair plaster from stud walls,and flooring. Stud bearing wall scheduled to be removed shall remain until properly shored for installation of new 1-13 steel beam. 1-C No prep work has begun in basement for new footing. Action Discussion New Business NEXT MEETING The next construction meeting is scheduled for June • • Brian DiLuiso,Winter Street Architects, Inc. documents The forgoing constitutes our understanding of matters discussed and conclusions reached. Other participants are requested to review these items and advise,in writing the undersigned,of any errors or omissions. WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. 140 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Telephone:978-744-7379 Fax: 978-741 -0240 Architect' s Field Report & Minutes of Meeting r Friday,June 4t° ,1999 Salem, MA r Patrick Hagen Title AOH Representative • AOH Function Hall Renovations, 104 Boston Street,Salem, MA Project#9902 FieldItem # _ 'Architects Report Work in Progress: 2-A Saw cutting of basement slab for new footing is finished. Rebar is in place. Area is separated with a dust partition and caution tape. '2-13 Stud Bearing wall is still in place. New plywood subflooring is being installed. Exterior windows are still remaining. 2-C Ceiling demolition is complete.. WSA 2-1) Rough plumbing work is being performed in new toilet rooms. 2-E Rough electrical work is beginning. Action by Discussion New Business NEXT MEETING The next construction meeting is scheduled for July •• Brian DiLuiso,Winter Street Architects, Inc. document2 The forgoing constitutes our understanding of matters discussed and conclusions reached. Other participants are requested to review these items and advise,in writing the undersigned,of any errors or omissions. WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. 140 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Telephone:978-744-7379 Fax: 978-741 -0240 Architect s Field Report & Minutes of Meeting Tuesday,June 291 ,1999 Salem, MA • r Patrick Hagen Title AOH Representative AOH Function Hall Renovations, 104 Boston Street,Salem, MA Project#9902 ReportItem#, Architects Field Work in Progress 3-A Installation of.new steel beam,footing,and column is complete. Stud bearing wall has been removed. All other walls.scheduled for demolition have been removed. 3-6 Rough plumbing work continues. 3-C Rough electrical work is continuing. 3-13 Installation of plywood subflooring is complete except for in Toilet Rooms. Action by Discussion 1 AOH Discussed"sistering"the second floor joists to provide adequate framing for live load. Contractor to provide pricing. New Business'' NEXT MEETING The next construction meeting is scheduled for July •• Brian DiLuiso,Winter Street Architects, Inc. document3 The forgoing constitutes our understanding of matters discussed and conclusions reached. Other participants are requested to review these Hems and advise,in writing the undersigned,of any errors or omissions. WINTER STREET ARCHITECTS, INC. 140 Washington Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Telephone:978-744-7379 Fax: 978-741 -0240 Architect' s Field Report & Vinutes of Meeting Wednesday,July 7° ,1999 Salem, MA Patrick Hagen Title AOH Representative AOH Function Hall Renovations, 104 Boston Street,Salem, MA Project#9902 ReportArchitects Field Work in Progress: 4-A Rough Plumbing is complete. 4-13 Construction of scheduled walls is complete. Drywall installation has begun. 4-C Installation of a central vacuum system is ongoing. 4-D "Sistering"of second floor joists is complete. 4-E New window installation complete. 4-F Gypsum soffit over bar is installed. Installation of suspended ceiling has not begun. 4-G Minor modifications to Janitors Closet layout were made. Action by Discussion New Bus iess 0� FZMEETING The next construction meeting is scheduled for August • • Brian DiLuiso,Winter Street Architects, Inc. documenta The forgoing constitutes our understanding of matters discussed and conclusions reached. Other participants are requested to review these items and advise,in writing the undersigned,of any errors or omissions. raw✓�"vf 4�' �xeci +re ice a��u�cc JUL �/c aa�ra 8 s +11 f 37 Michael S. Dukakis CITY OFtrLf t.;D,+ Governor �ne /ace - ROOM 1310 ',r,fiSS. Charles V. Barry Aoato.a. , 4Urarac/ivaeCla 02908 Secretary (697) 727-0660 July 14, 1.987 A.O.H. Hall 104 Boston Street Salem, MA 01970 Re: A.O.H. Hall Salem, MA Dear Sir: Upon information received by the Massachusetts Architectural Access Board, your facility referenced above appears to violate Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 22, Section 13A, and the Regulations of the Board promulgated thereunder. Reported violations include the following items, referenced to the 1982 Regulations of the Board: Section of Regulations Location 26.1 Primary entrance 30 Handicapped bathrooms 35 Elevators (Access to basement) Under Massachusetts law, the Board is authorized to take legal action against violators of its Regulations; including but not limited to an application for a court order preventing the further use of an offending facility. The Board also has authority to grant variances from its Regulations in appropriate circumstances. You are requested either to notify the Board in writing of the steps you have taken to comply with the above Regulations or to file a written application for variance with the Board. Unless the Board receives such notification or such application within ten (10) days of receipt of this letter, it will take legal action to enforce its Regulations as set forth above. You or your attorney may contact the Board for further information. erely, Deborah A. Ryan .Administrative Assistant cc: Local Building Inspector Independent Living Center Local Handicapped Commission �/IPPi �G���k?�Z�ei �fiirtPnbECTURAJ* 112 A ARCHHITL 7�t''.c'.FSS A t ONE ASHBURTON PLACE f ;,Jfif ROOM 1310 CITY, .0 Se; j , ?.S , BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02108 TEL: 727-0660 TO: LOCAL BUILDING INSPECTOR MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM LOCAL HANDICAPPED COMMISSION FROM: DEBORAH RYAN, ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD SUBJECT: A.O.H. Hall, Salem DATE: July 28, 1987 Enclosed please find the following material regarding the above premises: Application for Variance Decision of the Board Notice of Hearing Correspondence Letter of Meeting The purpose of this memo is to inquire as to whether or not your office has any input on the application filed with respect to the above project . Also, to make you aware that a hearing has been or will be held on the matter. If you have any information that you feel would assist the Board in making a decision on this case , could you please advise this office as soon as possible. You may call the office at (617) 727-0660 or submit a letter of recommendations and/or comments. Thank 'you for your interest in this matter. 4 -t? i AAB-787 �xecaGiile ��ic/e a��icG�a ,� / Michael S. Dukakis Governor 6" ,9r?ali W'X&n Oplerre - Y'310 Charles V. Barry �caCox, , &wac/iaae& 02YOS Secretary (677) 727-06'60 Voice & TDD APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE In accordance with M.G.L. , Chapter 22, Section 13A, I hereby apply for modification of or substitution for the rules and regulations of the Architectural Access Board as they apply to the facility described below on the grounds that literal compliance with the Board requlations is impracticable- in my case. 1. State the names and address of the owner of the building/facility: Division 18, A.O.H. Club, Inc. , 104 Boston Street, Salem, MA 01970 2. State the name and address or other identification-of-the building/facility: Division 18, A.O.H. Club, Inc. , 104 Boston Street, Salem, MA 01970 3. Describe the facility: (number of floors, type of functions, etc. ) : 2 story wooden-frame building 4. Check the work performed or to be performed: New construction X Reconstruction, Alteration, Remodeling Addition Change of Use 5. Briefly describe the extent and nature of the work performed or to be performed: new heating, air conditioning, lighting, walls -- 6. State each section of the Rules and Regulations of the Architectural Access Board for which a variance is being requested. SECTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION 26.1 primary entrance 30 handicapped bathrooms 35 elevators * � a 8. For each variance requested, state in detail the reasons why compliance with the Board's regulations would not be practical. State the necessary cost of the work required to achieve compliance. (You should submit cost estimates detailing the amount of compliance) USE ADDITIONAL SHEETS IF NECESSARY. Approximately $60,000.00 9. Has a building permit been applied for? Yes If yes, state the date the permit was issued: May 15, 1987 10. State the estimated cost of construction as stated on the building permit. $42,800.00 If a building permit has not been issued, state the anticipated construction cost: 11 . Has a certificate of occupancy been issued for the facility? No If yes, state the date: 12. State the actual assessed valuation of the BUILDING ONLY AS RECORDED IN THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE of the municipality in which the building is located: $125,800.00 13. State the phase of design or construction of the facility as of the date of this application: 908 complete 14. State the name and address of the architectural or engineering firm including the name of the individual architect or engineer responsible for preparing drawings of the facility: Alex 'Satorella, Facelift Construction, Salem, MA TEL: 15. State the name and address of the building inspector responsible for overseeing this project: William H. Munroe, One Salem Green, Salemi MA PLEASE NOTE: The Board may, in its discretion, hold a hearing on your, application for variance. The Board may also decide your application without a hearing, upon the information you submit. You should therefore, include all relevant information with your application. At minimum, the plans should include a site plan, all floor plans, elevations, sections and details. Photographs are extremely helpful. Date: July 21, 1987 SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT Please Note: 1. Petitioner believes it is exempt as a Jame Thompsonf President private club (3.7) ; Div Sion 18, AOH Club, Inc. 2. Petitioner believes the work involved amounts to less than 258 of the 1008 PLEASE PRINT OWNER/AGENT'S NAME equalized assessed value of the building and the cost of the work is less than $50,000.00 (3.3) J3 1 &mww~ea&A �xec�cGirse ��ice a��u,�t'a J Michael S. rkakis Governor laone ilur�ort ce - Room 1310 Charles V. Barryoatooz, . aaoc�tiraelta 02-108 Secretary (617) 727-0660 September 1 , 1987 Mr. . Mark Gallant Arthur & Jaworski, P.C. 125 Main Street Reading, MA 01867 RE: Division 18, AOH Club, Inc. Dear Mr. Gallant: At its meeting on Monday, August 31 , 1987, the Architectural Access Board reviewed all materials submitted relative to the question of jurisdiction over the above premises. After reviewing said information, the Board finds that as long as the function hall is not offered to the puiblic and as long as when a member rents the hall, he/she does not charge an admission fee, this Board has determined that the club is in fact a private club and therefore not subject to the Regulations of this Board. The Board has therefore dismissed the complaint for lack of jurisdiction. Sincerely yours, Edward F. Kelly Acting Chairman cc: Mr. Bruce Bruneau, Complainant Building Department, Salem rn ca C� n-rr '— nz vi T �m 4ABB-BCF3-86 Docket Number r � • T�j ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOARD 'BUILDING COMPLAIN' FORM PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS FORM IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD AND Ci ILL BE DISCLOSED UPON REQUEST . 1. Name and EXACT street address of building believed to be in violation of the Rules and Regulatipnsf t is Board: NAME: fff�� STREET ADDRESS : CITY OR TOWN: Y- ZIP CODE : <> co — :9T - 2. Name and address of owner or manager of building: � e nr•-- tJ ZEL: J 3. Use of building (i. e. , restaurant , theater , etc. ) ' 4. Number of floors in the building: 02 /Ay\cient Op'JQpO-f n i 5. In order for the Board to take action on vour complaint , a building permit must have been issued after June 10 , 1975 for either new construction, reconstruction , alteration or remodeling. Please check the following which applies: Building permit was issued for new construction aft r June 1975 . DATE OF PERMIT:/q87 It lJO �J/ Building permit was issued for renovation , reconstruction or alteration of-ter June of 1-975 . DATE OF PERMIT: 6 . Areas of .the building which you believe are in violation of the Rules and Regulations of the Board. please be as specific as possible. (i. e. , Section 26. 1 - Primar> entrance is not accessible due to a steps ) Use additional she-Ts if necessary: 64 SI/�lUe oFBu; Idi✓�q / , a a cAr y Extra 11 e OOT A ee-6S� (� A Y'd i C Wpp L?ok V1,,^d d Nei S 3s- No �e�a�o �S fio znSg�M"-' V` w ►� c�. I e�„c� USS a\S ,ucrtioo Room C PaNctnq F(00)" 7. Date when obse7va-ion ol yiolat30n was made : S . Name and address of person fil ' g complaint : D xu TEL: 9. Would you like copies of all correspondence? ' l yes no y Any questions regarding this form or your complaint , contact this office at 727-3200 between 9 : 00 a.m. and 5 : 00 p .m. , Tuesday through Friday . DATE: Return to : ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOARD One Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston, MA02108 ATT: Deborah Ryan 90.110/L a&ej MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS Governor 727-7440 JIM GLEICH Voice & TDD Director June 25, 1987 1-800-322-2020 Voice & TDD Mr Steven Santree Building Inspector One Salem Green Salem, Ma 01.970 n G ffa Dear Mr Santree _ 4nSJ C' As per requested from our conversation on June 23, In regardst0-ri vn the A.O.H. Hall at 104 Boston St, It is my opinion that this location is in violation of the rules and regulation of the -•a State Architectural Access Laws pertaining to the amount of renovation they are doing to the building verus the assessed value of only the building. My reccommendation to your department is that you should hold back the occpancy permit until this buiding is brought into full compliance with State Access Codes Please keep me inform of the decision of your dept of how you intend to enforce the State Architectural Access Codes. If I can be of any asst. to you or if you have any questions I can be reached at 727-7440. Thank You for your timely attention. 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However, "DS-11 Clear" overcoated with Alkyd base is conducted in a 25 ft. long "tunnel",where the fcoating was found to be as permanent as interior oil paint surface tested specimen is exposed to a violent flame Clasallied as to surface burning characteristics when appliedto the indicated Surfaces in accord fed by gas and forced air in controlled flow, to once with the manufacturers instructions .. determine "FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATIONification or_ OF APPLIED COATING for"FLAME SPREAD C Coating(System)Detail (Whe`n applied to Dougllas inFir) "SMOKE DEVELOPED" and "FUEL CONTRIB- UTED" Testing standard is based on "100" for Type Ds-Clear (Base Coat). Applied in two coats Flame Spread 10 untreated Red Oak and "0" for Asbestos board. Coi> sq ft/US gal per coat (No Primer, No Top Fuel cDeveloped - o The closer to 0 the rating factors—the more I effective is•the coating! Type DS-11 Clear (Base Coat). Applied in two Flame Spread 10 g' L coats at 200 sq ft/US gat per coat (No Primer, Smoke Developed - 10-15 On that basis, NFPA and all Building Codes t No Top Coat). Fuel Contributed 15 have established following classes: Type Ds-11 Clear (Base coat.) Applied in two Flame Spread 20 coats at 200 sq ft/US gal per coat (No Primer). "Smoke Developed 10 Classification Factor i Overcoated with Alkyd base Top Coat in one coat Fuel Contributed 15 - Class"A (or I) 0-25 a1500 sq n/us gal. -,n,,..;.� ^say:,.. i Type DS-11 Clear (Base Coat). Applied in two Flame Spread 30 Glass"B (or ll) ^ '-28 75 'S, coats at 200 sq it/US gal per coat (No Primer). Smoke Developed 15 Overcoated with Alkyd base Top Coat in two Fuel Contributed 15 B. coats at 500 sq ft/US gal per coat. - ( Type PR-Clear (Base Coat). Applied in two coals Flame Spread 10 It should be noted that when evaluating scoot- at 200 Sq funs gal per coat (No Primer, No Top Smoke Developed 0 ing, not only "Flame Spread",but also "Smoke Coal). Fuel Contributed 0 Developed" and "Fuel Contributed" must be Type PR-White (Base Coat). Applied in two coals Flame Spread 10 taken into consideration! A coating or material ? at 200 sq ft/US gat per coat (No Primer, No Top Smoke Developed 0 (good) "Flame Spread" rating, but with IOW Coat). Fuel Contributed 5 high in Smoke Development is of questionable : classification or Rating value, because Coating(System)Details (When applied to Cellulose Acoustical Tile)' a20DSWVgtpe° l ( irokDveooSMOKE IS THE REAL KILLER... t GUS acoatNoPrrime ,two coats FlameSpread Coat). Fuel Contributed 5 All fire-fighting experts agree that more people are killed by smoke than by fire!! Ftash aoint of Liquiduid Cosh gs:FiClearre Cup, No Flash. Coatings "Type PR-Clear", "Type PR-White", "Type DS.0 *Applied over"Factory Finish".The Classification for Cellulose Acoustical Tile applies only when Why CLASS rrAe, Should be Specified? it is attached against solid noncombustible surfaces and the tile has ins follow;ng properties: nominally 1/2 inch thick, average weight 750 Ib per 1000 sq ft, average transverse strength of 23 Because fireretardant coatings are intended to lbs(ASTM 0209)and is perforated on a random pattern. prevent possible loss of life—and where lives LISTED—Label Service.Marking:ULC label on containers of each product. are involved using only the BEST is every- The ULC label or listed marking on a product is the only evidence provided by Underwriters' body's duty. CLASS "A" is b far more effective Laboratories of Canada to identify products which have been produced under the Listing and YY Up Service. than CLASS "B" or other—and the difference in See cost IS relatively trivial. Volume II General uilding Construction(and Surmation Section under pe emen suide ter in e ULC List of Equipment and Materials, hereto) ULI #R-4787 ICBG #2874 ULC #CR886 (UL of USA) (International Conference Building Officials) (UL of Canada)'= SRI #3-3503-182 135-60-SM CSFM #C-74 ` (8outhwest Research Inst.) (New York City Board of Standards) (California State Fire Marshal) J re i a " List of other approvals and tests, USA and foreign available upon request '- - - v & u IX FG t s^ 3e µt,�T }' UNTREQTEDDSIDE vo=a -sr�rfi t ` aEaTEDwITuV Vi T1115 iau1LDING wfLL RE' a SET ON FIRE TO SHOW - HOW LIVES s.PROPERTY QR ��BM�� E HEEDLESSLY LOST FIRIPPoor COATING ' .l .pi ca �`�"+.'.A rL�^+J"JY�` 'I3$ 1f'.ty:t 4' 3 5r`'i 8 -.ktl a`4 5�l M.A•. L' A Vu Y l EXOLIIw ALBERT-OS-Clear (and its companion products "DS-1I-CLEAR", US gallon are required for CLASS"A"protection. Consult, if necessary, "PR-CLEAR" and "PR-WHITE")' are foam forming ("intumescent") fire re- your Fire Marshal, Building Inspector, Building Code or ICBG Specifica- tardant coatings for wood,hardboard, cellulose board and other wood der iva- tions for requirements regarding the rate of application. tives, plastics, metals, etc.-for practically all indoor surfaces which can be ® OVERCOATING MAY BE REQUIRED—"DS" is a water based material damaged by fire. When exposed to 350- F or more, the coatings develop a which can be removed by washing. Handling with wet hands might mar rigid foam("intumescent mat") many times Its dry thickness.This foam con- the appearance of the coating. Beams, ceilings and "out of reach" areas ' tains non-combustible, non-toxic gases, which provide a highly effective fire do not require protective overcoater (except when "flat" or "satin and heat barrier. -- finish is desired). But doors, lobbies, stairways and other areas where Our ® SURFACE PREPARATION—To provide protection against fire, a fire- more than occasional contact with wet hands is expected, should be i retardant coating, or paint, must adhere firmly and permanently to the overcoated with our OVERCOATER, usually si 350 sq. ft. per gal. ntly surface to be protected. Any matter or condition that might impair ad- Overcoaters render "DS" reasonably mar-resistant, without significantly hesion (wax, grease, dirt, glossy finishes, etc.) must be removed before affecting its fireretardant effectiveness. NOTE: allow "DS" to dry thor- applying ALBERT "DS". All EX01l fireretardaht coatings provide oughly before applying overcoater!) excellent adhesion to new, bare wood, but some previously treated sur- DRYING—ALBERT—"DS" dries fairly fast, i.e. by evaporation of water. faces, particularly glossy ones, should be carefully prepa[ed before Complete drying depends on the temperature and air humidity. application' • PROTECTIVE MEASURES—When "DS" is sprayed, a breathing mask When working with an "unknown surface" and in doubt as to the adhesion and goggles should be worn.While"DS" is non-flammable, good ventila- of "DS" or chemical compatibility with the previous finish, a preliminary tion and observing of safe painting practices is strongly recommended small scale test is always recommended: make a small patch test and ob- when working with"DS"and its.companion products. serve for signs of possible problems before applying "DS" over a large area! a) NEW WOOD does not require any special preparation (it must be clean!) STORAGE—ALBERT—"DS" should be stored in tightly closed containers, �iavoiding extreme temperatures. In cold weather, or after prolonged - and no sealer is necessary. Stained wood must be free of oil, wax and storage, "OS" might become quite viscous, but short, vigorous stirring solvent residues, and completely dry. Apply 1 or 2 coats of "DS", as or a few minutes In a shaker will return it to its normal creamy con- _ required. sistency. (In severe cases of exposure to very cold temperature, warm- b) up to 120-1,60',,F might be necessary. In such a case, place the h) faces: sand WOOD PANELING and other glossy or overly smooth sur- whole pail with "DS" into a sink filled with hot water and keep It there faces: sand THOROUGHLY, OR dull the surface by sanding and seal with for half an hour or so. Change hot water if necessary. Electric "belt" or UNDERCOATER 07. Allow 07 to dry; then apply "DS". "immersion" heaters can be used for warming up, but do NOT heat over c) OLD VARNISHES and paints should preferably be completely removed. open flame or on stove! Where this is not feasible, follow the same procedure as for Prefinished These suggestions and data are based on information we believe to be Wood Paneling. reliable. They are offered in good faith, but without guaranty, expressed ® APPLICATION—ALBERT—"DS" can be applied by brush, roller or spray. or implied, as conditions and methods of use of our products are beyond The viscosity of "DS" (particularly for spray applications) can be re- our control. Purchasers should make their awn tests to determine the suit- The by adding and stirring in a small amount of warm water (not to ability of such products for their particular purposes. Suggestion for use of our products should not be understood as recommendations that they be exceed 10%). Clean brushes and other tools with warm water. used in violation of any patents. ® HOW MANY COATS? Depending on the porosity of the surface, t or 2 coats of ALBERT—"DS" are normally required. The degree of fire re- ALBERT—"DS" is a CLASS "A" fireretardant coating, as tested by UNDER- tardant protection is not so much determined by the number of coats, WRITERS LABORATORIES, UL of CANADA, US TESTING COMPANY, SW but rather by the total amount of "DS" applied, i.e. for instance the RESEARCH INSTITUTE, and other leading testing and approval institutions number of square feet covered per gallon. Usually, 100-150 sq, ft. per throughout the world. ( )Aother ata see Oe l.For deassistance, Tretaroant ac act-ulnar"," cal Clear" and 'TR-White"—have PR white"—have characteristics similar to those of ALBERT-DS-Clear.For individual dpage a sz4wex�slcceo Aid Michael S. Dukakis ome Awl"" �%oe - ✓Laoan 1,310 Governor Charles V. Barry Aoj&o t, ✓&amac1wje& 02108 Secretary (697) 727-0660 i LOCAL BUILDING INSPECTOR G MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM LOCAL HANDICAPPED COMMISSION -J CW G U to FROWI' DEBORAH RYAN , ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD SIJ BJLCT : DATE : August d.--1981_----__ ------------------- Enclosed please find the following material regarding the above premises : Application for Variance -----Decision of Board -- X -Notice of Hearing -----Correspondence -----Letter of Meeting The purpose of this memo is to inquire as to whether or not your office has any input on the application filed with respect to the above project . Also , to make you aware that a hearing has been or will be held on the matter . If you have any information that you feel would assist the Board in making a decision on this case , could you please advist this office as soon as possible . You may call the office at (617 ) 727-0660 or submit a letter of recommendations and/or comments . Thank you for your interest in this matter . p Urx�ouCive � ue o��ulilic .�� ugMichael S. Dukakis ✓NGtOoa�mao/ ��� Aa"w? Governor 66ne �a�liwxto,n �j - 0" 1.310 .4&vaaa4zoeM MON J TO:, Jam�§ Thompson, President . �. Division 18, A.O.H. Club, Inc. 104�,oston Street Salem, MA. 01970 DOCKET NOt P87-111 RE: A.O.H. Hall You are hereby notified that an informal adjudicatory hearing before the Architectural Access Board will be held on Monday August 24, 1987 at: 2:30 p.m. in Room 1310 , One Ashburton Place, John 14. McCormack Building, Boston,MA 02108. This hearing is upon an application for variance made by: James Thn psn under the provisions of M.G.L. c. 22 , Section 13A, for modification of� or substitution for the following Rules and Regulations of the Board as specified in said application: Sections: ?'*. A. as of the 1982 Rules and Regulations. A copy of said applications on file .at the office of the Board and is available for public inspection during regular business hours. This hearing will be conducted in accordance with the procedures set forth in M.G.L. c. 30A, and S. 1. 02 of the Standard Rules of Practice and -Procedure, 801CMR. At the hearing each party may be represented by counsel, may present evidence and may cross examine opposing witnesses. The Board often finds it helpful to consult drawings and photographs of the facility in reviewing your variance. Please bring copies of said drawings and/or photographs with you to the hearing if you haven ' t submitted them already. Dated the 5 day of 15 87 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD G Katherine A. McGuinness , Chair CC: Local Building Inpsector Local Handicapped Commission Independent Living Center , _ S AAB-787 ri1; .11 ?i" ilf 1 e ,� p tU J e� �>7w} ft F C.E D ��X�C17n� �u ��YCCeQ� ✓ 0 ITY OF S� ::14, ;A-:',. Michael S. Dukakis ��� zxCon ace - �L /8/0 Governor Charles V. Barry Ac oaton. ffamadwjeCt 02108 Secretary (6'17) 727-0660 Voice & TDD APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE In accordance with M.G.L. , Chapter 22, Section 13A, I hereby apply for modification of or substitution for the rules and regulations of the Architectural Access Board as they apply to the facility described below on the grounds that literal compliance with the Board requlations is impracticable in my case. 1. State the names and address of the owner of the building/facility: Division 18, A.O.H. Club, Inc. , 104 Boston Street, Salem, MA 01970 2. State the name and address or other identification of the building/facility: Division 18, A.O.H. Club, Inc. , 104 Boston Street, Salem, MA 01970 3. Describe the facility: (number of floors, type of functions, etc.) : 2 story wooden-frame building 4. Check the work performed or to be performed: New construction X Reconstruction, Alteration, Remodeling Addition Change of Use 5. Briefly describe the extent and nature of the work performed or to be performed: new heating, air conditioning, lighting, walls 6. State each section of the Rules and Regulations of the Architectural Access Board for which a variance is being requested. SECTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION 26.1 primary entrance 30 handicapped bathrooms 35 elevators 2- � / LP/ �l�!T/CliP Z� T"U 9 11 fir `�l ONE ASHBURTON PLACE REPEIiED ROOM 1310 CITY OF SAL E1-1,11ASS. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02108 TEL: 727-0660 TO: LOCAL BUILDING INSPECTOR MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM LOCAL HANDICAPPED COMMISSION FROM: DEBORAH RYAN, ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS BOARD SUBJECT: A.O.H. Hall, Salem DATE: July 28, 1987 Enclosed please find the following material regarding the above premises : Application for Variance Decision of the Board Notice of Hearing Correspondence Letter of Meeting The purpose of this memo is to inquire as to whether or not your office has any input on the application filed with respect to the above project . Also, to make you aware that a hearing has been or will be held on the matter. If you have any information that you feel would assist the Board in making a decision on this case , could you please advise this office as soon as possible. You may call the office at (617) 727-0660 or submit a letter of recommendations and/or comments. Thank 'you for your interest in this matter. B. For each variance requested, state in detail the reals(ons,)whyc'ompliance with the Board's regulations would not be practical. State the necessary cost of the work required to achieve compliance. (You should submit cost estimates detailing the amount of compliance) USE ADDITIO[�A(L SHEET'S lIf � MgJSARY. Approximately $60,000.00 T J riTY 6F SALEFr 9. Has a building permit been applied for? Yes If yes, state the date the permit was issued: May 15, 1987 10. State the estimated cost of const'-ruction as stated on the building permit. $42,800.00 If a building permit has not been issued, state the anticipated construction cost: 11. Has a certificate of occupancy been issued for the facility? No If yes, state the date: 12. State the actual assessed valuation of the BUILDING ONLY AS RECORDED IN THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE of the municipality in which the building Is located: $125,800.00 13. State the phase of design or construction of the facility as of the date of this application: 908 complete 14. State the name and address of the architectural or engineering firm including the name of the individual architect or engineer responsible for preparing drawings of the facility: Alex Satorella, Facelift Construction, Salem, MA TEL: 15. State the name and address of the building inspector responsible for overseeing this project: William H. Munroe, One Salem Green, Salemi MA PLEASE NOTE: The Board may, in its discretion, hold a hearing on your application for variance. The Board may also decide your application without a hearing, upon the information you submit. You should therefore, include all relevant information with your application. At minimum, the plans should include a site plan, all floor plans, elevations, sections and details. Photographs are extremely helpful. Date: July 21, 1987 SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT Please Note: ( � 1. Petitioner believes it is exempt as a Jame Thompson, President private club (3.7) ; Div Sion 18, AOR Club, Inc. 2. Petitioner believes the work involved amounts to less than 258 of the 1008 PLEASE PRINT OWNER/AGENT'S NAME equalized assessed value of the building and the cost of the work is less than $50,000.00 (3.3) IT 8 ss flIM °87 CITY & 'Sc Michaelone ,S�a/z�aykn dace - �oomc 9 '90 S•._E;. ,,.I4 S. Governor Dukakis Charles V. Barry ��tO�L ✓ � ffs 02908 Secretary (697) 727-0660 July 14, 1987 ii ' i A.O.H. Hall .; 104 Boston Street Salem, MA 01970 -� + Re: A.O.H. Hall Salem, MA Dear Sir: Upon information received by the Massachusetts Architectural Access Board, your facility referenced above appears to violate Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 22, Section 13A, and the Regulations of the Board promulgated thereunder. Reported violations include zhe following items, referenced to the 1982 Regulations of the Board: Section of Regulations Location 26.1 Primary entrance 30 Handicapped bathrooms i 35 Elevators (Access to basement) Under Massachusetts law, the Board is authorized to take legal action against violators of its Regulations; including but not limited to an application for a court order preventing the further use of an offending facility. The Board also has authority to grant variances from its Regulations in appropriate circumstances. You are requested either to notify the Board in writing of the steps you have taken to comply with the above Regulations or to file a written application for variance with the Board. Unless the Board receives such notification or such application within ten (10) days of receipt of this letter, it will take legal action to enforce_ its Regulations as set forth above. You or your attorney may contact the Board for further information. ere 1y, u % Deborah A. Ryan Administrative Assistant cc: Local Building Inspector Independent Living Center Local Handicapped Commission �I' o �e 'QQ11%Zr1o2 91ace = aom 7?0J" 0.41,2 a&6w MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS Gavcrnor 727. 440 Voice � TDD JIM GLEICH 1-&00-322.2020 Director June 25, 1987 Voice & TDD Mr Steven Santree Building Inspector One Salem Green Salem, Ma 01970 `� c t- Dear Mr Santree o,,, (Do >- r— U As per requested from our conversation on June 23, In regards rt6z v. the A.O.H. Hall atEi-64 Boston St, is my opinion that this location is in violation of the rules and regulation of the State Architectural Access Laws pertaining' to the amount of in renovation they are doing to the building verus the assessed value of only the building. My reccommendation to your department is that you should hold - back .the occpancy permit until this buiding is brought into full compliance with State Access Codes Please keep me inform of the decision of your dept of how you intend to enforce the State Architectural Access Codes. If 'I can be of any asst. to you or if you have any questions I can be reached at 727-7440. Thank You for your timely attention. Si,Rcerely Bruce Bruneau Coordinator, Community Access Monitor Project: cc Local Handicapp Commission: �AEB-BCF3-86 Docket Number =-.-=_ �zr.<• ��»z�>z�ir..uY;r ' z: �j[, �, l,La�.iac/%u�cz'G!- ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOX. 'BUILDING CO3MPLAINT FOR,'„ PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS FORIM IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD AND KILL BE DISCLOSED UPON REQUEST : 1. Name and EXACT street address of building believed to be in violation of the Rules and Regulatipns of t is B0�raj NAME: STREET ADDRESS : CI v OR TOWN : ZIP CODE : 2. Name and address of owner or manager of yb� ldino: n On ul -o MEL: 3. Use of building (i. e. , restaurant , theater , etc. ) /4Y%c1eA�' DRr)e!'N l TSU S 4. Number of floors in the building: Q2 - - 5. In order for the Board to take action on. your camPlaint, a building hermit must have been issued after June 10 , 2975 Tor either nen construction , recons ruction.; alteration or remodeling. Please c_^_eck the following which applies: Building Hermit was issued Ter nen construction after June 1975. DATE OF PERM1T:/?97. 1-tA)L Building permit was issued for renovation, r' Building On Or alteration after June of 1975. DOTE OF P '111T_ 6 . Areas Of .the building Which you believe are in violation Of the Rules and Regulations of the Board. Plel a be as specific as Possible. (i. e. ,- Section 26. 1 - primary entrance is not accessible due to a steps) Use additional she-Ts if necessary: -71) ��V�I v� cF Bu� i d i�q -- /� oz� • O-Z:) Ey,-1V!`Q A)c e.. 1JoT A e��SS� 3D — C)�S JAJ � �Ad I �G�0 6% U O's e�, J�aNctn � X1001` Q c�� ate when onserva—_ion of �-iolatjJon was made : b/ °� S Name and address of P Tson filo -- complaint : � 3. _ D 1� ��J ( ( TEL: t o , Would you like copies of all correspondence? ve5 no Any questions regarding this form or your complaint , contact this office at 727-3200 between 9 : 00 a. m. and 5 : 00 p .m. , Tuesday throuch Friday . DATE: Return to : ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOARD a One Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston , MA '. 02108 AT-, . _Deborah Ryan - - • � (y,�)(rl��Y {yyy' ,�yt <t'S�.l'u NlVtl.,,dv 4'ltu Y 1N�1'�`�� N.NNN iSN/✓V N l� ; . d �uEr[ic �i�rupert�J �e�r�`zrtuteut milling yartmerlt QJ tiC �ilt Ctit tk)t"Cf ll ?13_0213 William H. Munroc Director of Public Property Maurice M. Martineau, Ass't Inspector Inspector of Buildings Edgar J. Paquin, Ass't Inspector Zoning Enforcement Officer John L. LeClerc, Plumbing/Gas Insp. July 6, 1987 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Handicapped Affairs Bruce Bruneau, Coordinator One Ashburton Place - Room 1305 Boston, MA 02108 RE: Complaint - A.O.H. Hall, Salem Dear Mr. Bruneau: This will acknowledge receipfof- your. Building Complaint Form and cover letter to Inspector Santry with regards to the Ancient Order of Hibernian Hall which is located at 104 Boston Streett Salem, MA. It has always been the position of the Order that they have statis as a "Private Club" as defined in Section 5.15 of the rules and regulations of the Architectural Barriers Board, and that under the Articles of Organization of file with the Secretary of the Common- wealth the purpose for which the Order is formed is as a voluntary Association to collect and expend funds for charitable purposes and to do all things incidental to accomplish that purpose. It would therefore apprear that the Order is exempt from the regulations as provided in Section 3.7. Sincerely, William H. Munroe Inspector of Buildings WHM:bms CC: Andrew F. Quinn, Chairman Commission for the Handicapped 290 Essex St. , Salem, MA i ' *ABB-BCF3-86 Docket Number l/e! /z 711 !•/ c t (CGJILIC//CG)CLr % ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOX 'BUILDING COMPLAIA"T FORM PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS FORM IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD AND \;ILL BE DISCLOSED UPON REQUEST . 1. Name and ENACT street address of building believed to be in violation of the Rules and Regulat�'yQns of t is Bo rd: NAME: j7 H)4 � =s STREET ADDRESS : CITY OR TOWN: � ZIP CODE : 5 - M CSJ 2. Name and address of owner or managerof yb� ldine: _ ro � A AM-6 ,S i�1x�✓PJ J 3. Use of building (i. e . , restaurant , theater , etc. ) Q,� U b 4. Number of floors in the building:�2 (4Y�C14PAT 0gr)ef'04( k Y'kA 5. In order for the Board to take action on your complaint, a building permit must. have been issued after June 10 , 1975 for either new construction , reconstruction , alteration or remodeling. Please check the following Wh.ch applies: Building hermit was issued for new, construction aft � June 1978. DATE OF PERMIT:�?F7. y jrt Building permit Was issued for renovation, reconsult 21 On Or alteration of mer June of '_9?5 . DATE OF PE?:'SI'^: r 6 . Areas of the building Which you believe are in violation of the Rules and REgulations of the Board. Please be as specific as possible. (i. e. , Section 26. 1 - Primary entrance is not accessible due to 4 steps ) Use additional she--s if necessary. CIAO, 0 A i ve 0f-Bu; (d i V)9 D cat y ET �f:a rvc'e A Y)C)I C/APP Yet W 6N I e�nc U.� US � -�Ucrt� O � lROo1�l � 1�GNcin � ��Dol` Q c�tP 7 . Date v:igen onse-ca-ion of yiulation was made : to 8 . Name and address of p�;son fil g complaintNo: I A '. c C4� , Xu TEL: g, Would you like copies of all correspondence? r \ yes no Any questions regarding this form or your complaint , contact this office at 727-3200 between 9 : 00 a.m. and 5 : 00 p .m. , Tuesday throuch , Friday . Q DATE: i Return to : ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS BOARD One Ashburton Place Room 1301 Boston, MA 02108 ATT Deborah Ryan r .e �iae eS44��rar�o2 ���ce - e�o//2 7305 �O��O/L 0,210 MICHAEL S. DUKAKIS Governor 727-7440 JIM GLEICH Voice & TDD Director June 25, 1987 - 1.800-322.2020 - Voice & TDD Mr Steven Santree Building Inspector One Salem Green Salem, Ma 01970 Dear Mr Santree ra CXD As per requested from our conversation on June 23, In regards SAn v 1 the A.O.H. Hall at 104 Boston St, It is my opinion that this location is in violation of the rules and regulation of the State Architectural Access Laws pertaining' to the amount of in renovation they are doing to the building verus the assessed value of only the building. My reccommendation to your department is that you should hold back the occpancy permit until this buiding is brought into full compliance with State Access Codes Please keep me inform of the decision of your dept of how you intend to enforce the State Architectural Access Codes. If I can be of any asst. to you or if you have any questions I can be reached at 727-7440. Thank You for your timely attention. S' cerely Bruce Brunea Coordinator, Community Access Monitor Project: cc Local Handicapp Commission: I N.'I filRAh tic CU100(Rov 10 71) )OM 10 7 b 0574 "\ , a " ` " i`Secretgry of the Commonwealth' `:�' ARrE�PQF � ZG ZZATIdT a�� jar [ ' :>`�is1tiJlnCleT j .tetv�neOrpO -OTSo✓ukx,fir,iFTaty� i �`l f i e1Z PbST OI'FTCE ADDRESS , I�ATvffi " by&` ry a,f Inc(ude.g+ven name+q full+rccase ojrihtuml persons in case of a corpo,riteon give state of incorporation. ;*l'=• "-43 lraarrolton S£xeelt, Salem, MA 1'ranisl L� CO '�1 CinnOTS }dI Thomas 'S , Connolly rr°^ 'i ', k4',,`Sta£e"Street:•, Peabody;_ MA +3151"HoronS£reet, Sa]em, MA' Leonard J „Grave J 7 a L� wrr r ti Y' n 1. r xxr Jo- ? .Sha' a ++ , Y 'i ✓'� iSG rh I -wl I 1A . r ° ",�`^'4`.�F� rV }.J'Si, �r rt u `�'�;•"�`tLtf+v ar� +v 7.•.. eh 3`+ F .. 4V '^3 ;_�rCIMyul Y��'•SJ,y[ r'-�,4 { y r ° .. forming : The above named; neorpora(or(sx d� eteby dssAa (thdmselves� with ttie tntentton%of a , corporation under the provisions of General LpWs,Chapter 1S0 and hereby state(sj ' 1 t` be name by whlcl� he eorpb &nail d The Hibernian Budding Association o£ Salemlnc Y 2 , The purposes for which the ebrporatton vs formed Are as follows To bollect and exp izd ` iuhds for char4thble+, purposes and to do all =things::: inczc}er�talY t4 acconpl3sh 'this purpose;; including, buying, selling, aWnzriq,; leasny,jreritzng, mortgagzY �.abetirs, t° operating real 'e5tte$ ad tiuYng and, se111ngF li4up soft. .drinks, food azid,'rieq�saaiy tip1?l�ea and to incur :expPnE3es d'. ... incidental thereto. x w e ytd�k<' tv -M1CL Ur+i 5k 'D �h'C"rv'a'^' R AiSc'Fv.h4 r Yeh t v( S it Z, IN y v r Pv- '.0;z7'i+lk i; 3 , x1 h to�l E uh i; SLj hr iYiY'4`j t•y !-.' i'`f' �C` a nt+ r�3 t., rt ham. ✓ t^ +` - e' {y{ +4 "aiys< V 1 Ti 1 +..,ai��r YyC'� yG ✓a', 3c +n1 •+1t- 'vv7 )'4+1 ;�,r= J 7 ` .,r•r✓ - v y ° �r x�.}� �"lir�}>=• Cet'2Y'e"jT .�'�tq ' p q,3. r ,Js rS�+. ' - s , t 4 q r ,#I `F!•r7y11,>~,�°<, , x ��f xa i`T ! ,4h .. 'ndt arttclps'213 and 4 is not suffic}ent additiong should be NOT> If,provistonsfoTwhtcH#hespacp�iQytdedp k� set out on.conunuatloii sheets,to red ZA 2a r2$a Indicate under each t\rticle where the prevision is set out, Coritnmatron'sheets shah be bj�'}S{���'�,11 t papaY'�nd must have,a le€lvhand,margm 1�inch wide for ey y 1 M1lia bindmg Only one side should lie dsgdtpttyt air +rn,{l+i '( ^ " ` � M �i h e�)f 4 /j1 1S-�i♦}� Mfi((It - t `r• ti .:i� h t�'�/iSa r�9 ;��� 1'): �\A i; i ar tt' � '3-..: - S By tawaot the crporauon have been drily adopted,'aUd the ltittlal dlre�tgrs hravW�ub a been or other pres�dmgl fmanc�al ofepordingofftbers who§8 nwuca ataet out beaow,have been Duly etcy:tc t .: 6;: Th effective date,of organr�ahonrAkh `eorporat9dn shell �e the date of fdmg With the Secretary ofiling) f the Commonwealth ora�f later datC�ts desu4d,specify date (n01more than 30,days after date of 7:. The•follow�ag infdrmatron sfial( �ot`�fQF auYapurF.ase be treated as'a Permanent part of the Articles of OrgamzaUon of the corpora2itln r I s C ` � f ti�e9f-the aot'P°rat�bn i>Ytvfassachusetts is. a The post office address of tlietmt�al pnna�al4 f = " 01970 164' BOStOn' Street,= Salemr MP." c b .The name, rend.. .. anal poSf office addles$of each of the mrhak,dtrectors and following officers of the corporetlon are as follows! f w y K � x, ,; , 4r pOS`COFFICEADDRLSS A NAME � �1 , R3✓SIDENCE= j ,, ��. k ``' c�-, . Sj%DlE a on`St I, Salem,, Con}torsr 1 Carr0lt m� President Franc L , _ q �.,� .: r A i < 1 ,lrsk✓ �ME T mdS Treasurer hG u �l` r X 1•„x 1 �r J�11.� c�Mtn tt r , �' Ni4 F' '+Y' �i_�a�Ymr• Ki, I y '. Ht?F"iL. . L"'onardz . ,Grave # ` tz CICi1C E � i =S.�&k•{c+• ,1Y''k� F ,k` r r. ' .''C� tai h v . " he Owers of dtredtorsl s ytr Directorsi (ot officers havtng > F 0X970 ' Francis L •Connors,l Carrolton' S' -X Salemr ' aL`960 Thomas . ,Conn 111, 714 State �S.t,w Pe boNdy,r::M� Sa']etgw 0137 0 Tieonard , t a J, arkir Sa,�•'$aq t�l..r JJ IAS'" � ��'a4 i)� { � a � f ti J .. ' b ,c ¢u$ta1�7Pd"` f " i-•'J ,'.{. �y ,sAl, C hid a �x l S . f � t d on wlttalt the c¢rporatron sTzscal year ends is '" ' c '1 he date initially adop e ( September d.' The date initially fixed m the liy laws for the annual meeting of m+e4nbers of the corporation is: October of the resident agent tf any of the corporation>s e The name and businest p, resp d , t-'x!'� r, f ATQR(S) sign(s) . AJ U ,. Yrs c 1 ce✓ i kW f'S 'r None the abbve named INCORPOR IN-WITNESS',WHEREOF and underr he penalrie peRaDt r daJ of k 32e': 19 7 �; ' these�Art�iles of�Organrzaho , .. ?, H ersonlmust be by an mdmdual who shall show the The signatur of each mcprpv ratoi w h�ch is hot a na4ural p p 1 that he is duly author¢ed capacity mwhich he acts and by S}gnmg shall rgpres�nt under the penalties of er ury oh its behalf to sign It.hes .Article`s bf Or�anzzation { s t y° ` ^ =. City of Salem o2(o�Df Fire Department-Fire Prevention Division 29 Fort Avenue Salem,'Ma 01970 978-745-7777 Fax 978-745-9404 Fee Paid $25.00 Date PERMIT In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 148,G.L.as provided in Sec. l0A this permit is granted to Installer's Name(� f,k c� F f-S to install a HOOD DUCT system,in compliance'with specifications set forth in NFPA Standard#96 and Massachusetts State Building Code and based on approved plans. 6 Restrictions:As per Fire Prevention r atio ,subje to submission of FPD approved plans to Building Inspector for permit at(address) Si of o ic' it This permit will expirel �27/ / Title THIS PERMIT MUST BE CONSPICUOUSLY POSTED UPON THE PREMISES Form#8 1 C (12/98) City of Salem . Fire Department-Fire Prevention DivisionloC;�O f 29 Fort Avenue Salem,'Ma 01970 978-745-7777 Fax 978-745-9404 • Fee Paid $25.00 Date a O PERMIT In accordance with the provisions of Chhaaptteer 148,�Gc.L. as provided in Sec. 10A this permit is granted to Installer's Name L a,. / J to install a HOOD DUCT system, in compliance'with specifications set forth in NFPA Standard#96 and Massachusetts State Building Code and based on approved plans. Restrictions:As per Fire Prevention r ulations,subjec to submission of FPD approved plans to Building Inspector for permit at(address) ,� Sign of o �c' gr in it This permit will expirel�� /7 / Title THIS PERMIT MUST BE CONSPICUOUSLY POSTED UPON THE PREMISES Form# 8 1 C (12/98) Essex County Craftsmen, Inc. r, SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 60 WARD STREET SALEM, MASS. 01970 "Your Comfort Craftsmen" PROPOSED HOOD AND DUCT SYSTEM FOR THE A.O.H. 104 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MA. NOTE: Fire suppression drawing shall be prepared separately on a separate permit. l ' RC Dra K I 1�LP_ c -- ' i .rr;v WED- app �N val by otbw wing j .LEM, MASS. IENTION B 1PrOCHE SO FORI0E1fT*rAn0W - rYr ,":�) LOCATi0i1 OF E-PRoit"ON DEVICES. kLL :°i;:, :T.OT"'saOtl DEVICES ARE BJEGT TOA �INAI.Tr:�iA.flt7:..i3PECPION,FOR COMPLETC EfIARII• (I WCf'' �. T"^GiiL7 CODE i i O 11 T Xfidojv]' t1M�iv (� .D fid SAM A A . , NOV-05-99 FRI 12:00 Metropolitan FAX NO. 7813406411 P. 01 ACCESS & MOBILITY SPECIALISTS , INC . 1047 WASHINGTON STREET WEYMOUTH, MA 02189 FACSIMILE TRANSMITTAL SHEET ICi FROM, Roger Dalton David N.'rerry COMPANY: DATE: 11/05/99 FAXNtn.fnP.R: TOTAL NO.OF PAGPS TNC..LUDTNC COYER: 978-74114426 1 Pt10NF.M.IM15ER: SENDERSREFERENCENUMBER: RE: YOUR REFERENCE NUMBER: -10H Building 11 URGENT.---EI FOR REVIEW- - 43 PLEASE COMMENT ❑PLEASE REPLY ❑PLEASE REr.:Y CLE Nlyl'ES/COAAf F.N I'\; As you know,our lift manufarntrer has experienced severe delays in their lift production. l have however. finally obtained a frim shipping schedule of the week of December 26, 1999. We will install the lift the day after it arrives. In the meantime I will srnp by the site to make sore:dl site prepnmtiom arc satisfactory. Again,I apologize for the delay. Sincerely, David N.'fcrry - ETTY-OFSAM." PUBLIC PROPERTY DEPAR'TmENT �4►rarr �aovr a�sar.swn�wsuo�,r„sot97o Tn.M746,9M.P4e v&74&9aN APPLICATION FOR THE REPAIR. RENOYAnoN, cn_N_SrnU nON= D&MOLMD& OR CHANGE OF USE OR OCCUPANCY, FOR ANY E3I3TM STRUCTURE OR BUILDING 1.e SITE INFORMAnON Location Name: Lwb 8uildlr 16 ProWV Y beabd io a;cwuwva*m AM YM H' -9 'm Oid t YIN 4.0 OWNERSHIP INFORPAM ION 11 Owner o1 Land _ Name: 74Z71n 14.6- • CLv Address: e V 6- Tel.phon.: 3.oCOMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR WORK IN E U8=1M SUILDING$ ONLY Addition Existing! Renovation Number of Stories Renovated Change In Use New Demolition Existing Approximate year of Area per floor (sf) Renovated construction or renovation of existing building I New Brief Description of Proposed Work: (O /� jgLLad DV" v!h/YL 1lLT Ort) 70/',4l,4/1&rJ1/ WO 4 7,e14 i4cW- --- -- ---Mail Permit W. *A) J. - - What is the cunw t use of the Building? . . : Materiel of eumft? ( )� K 'how many units? Will to B IMV Conlon^to taw? Asbestos? Amhited's Name Address and Phone ( 1 Meehfnie's Name 1iiV�'/� C C'f�rcJTC� CT�R s Address and pMwr►e [,c/,q-L{"UY Corawudnon supervisors Lwmw r Htc R.gigtation r l/h`17 ll ! Estfrmabd Cod of Project�� Pem*Fee Caleuldton � Estlrnatsd Cod X=7/s1000 Residential Permit Fes i --t) - - - Esdrnatsd Cod X$4141000 CarMnereW-- An Additional td.00 is added as an Adm[nW&advo charge. Make sun that all fields an properly and leobly written to avoid delays in protwssing. The undersigned does hereby apply for a Building Permit t build to Um abgve stated lfk specaUons. Signed under penally of perjury M Date ' I a 17.E 06