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6 CAULDRON COURT - BUILDING JACKET Ir 6 CAULDRON COURT CON Ctu of cmassar4us-etts Public ProperttU Peparttneut AJp���MML��nS~ llll l>tltq Pepartiltent (One imlem (6reen 71�-0213 William H. Munroe Director of Public Property Maurice M. Martineau, Asst Inspector Inspector of Buildings Edgar J. Paquin, Asst Inspector Zoning Enforcement Officer John L. LeClerc, Plumbing/Gas Insp. November 2, 1987 Diane Morin z6=C-au=ldr--on-C our-t__ Salem,MA 01970 Dear Ms. Morin, I am writing to you with regard to Section VI1 C.4 a of the Salem Zoning Ordinance, and a complaint reviewed by this office concerning your alleged violation of the Ordinance through the parking of a commercial vehicle in your driveway. I would respectfully request that this practice be halted. If not, further action will necessarily be taken. Respectfully, 01 i William H. Munroe Building Inspector WHM/eaf of *a1PMV :qta!55arbU5Ptt5 police Department �.)eabquarterg Acting Chief of Police Robert M. St. Pierre July 8, 1485 Councillor Leonard F. O'Leary City Hall. Salem, Massachusetts 01470 Dear Councillor O'Leary: There is presently no city ordinance or state law in effect that prohibits the parking of commercially registered vehicles in residential areas of the city. To my knowledge no such law or ordinance exists in any of the surrounding communities . Any attempt to enact such legislation would, in my opinion, pose a hardship to numerous . working people and business owners in the city. With regards to the parking of The_Salem Trolley, a com- mercially registered vehicle at C6 Cauldron Cour£; no-.violation of any existing law, ordinance or zoning-reguiat-ion-has occurred. Very truly yours , Robert M. St. Pierre Chief RMS:emh Enclosure cc: Mayor Salvo, Councillor Grace, City Planner KaIrnaugh, Building n c Inspector Munro- , Mr. & Mrs . Roger < Morin, 6 Cauldron Ct. ,Salem o C=' <n n m tv a r m � m � cn t 4 i 4 l y a J SF } S -1 S 2 � i Cite of �&alnn, Slab acbu!500 4 t' police 73cpartment ?eat quarte" Chief of Police Robert K St.Pierre August 8, 1985 Councillor Leonard F. O'Leary City Hall 93 Washington Street Salem, Ma. 01970 Dear Councillor O'Leary: Last night you made a statement concerning your recent efforts to have the Salem Trolley prohibited from parking on Caldron Ct. In particular you made a remark that your efforts in this regard were somehow "sandbagged" by myself or this department. In support of that remark you made reference to an opinion rendered by the City Solicitor on March 7, 1985 , concern- ing the parking of a ten wheel tractor-trailer truck. Enclosed is a copy of that opinion for your review. If you had read that opinion carefully, you would have noted that the offending vehicle in this case was parked on private property, which is a violation of the zoning ordinance. In the case of the Salem Trolley the vehicle is parked on a public way, .and as I stated in an earlier communication to you, no present city ordinance or state statute is being violated by the parking of a commercial vehicle (The Salem Trolley) on a public way. I would, therefore, ask that you refrain from making state- ments that cast. unfavorable aspersions on myself and the Salem Police Department with regards to this matter . Very truly yours , Robert M. St. Pierre Chief RMS:emh cc: Mayor Salvo City Solicitor O 'Brien Building Insp. Munroe, City Clerk Fusco ff f � MICHAEL E O'BRIEN ', ' 9 MARY P. HARRINGTON CITY SOLICITOR �+qunra r�"'r ASSISTANT CITY SOLICITOR 93. WASHINGTON STREET 93 WASHINGTON STREET and and 187 FEDERAL STREET CITY OF SALEM 59 FEDERAL STREET SALEM, MA 01970 MASSACHUSETTS SALEM, MA 01970 745-4311 - 744.0350 7443363 Please Reply to 187 Federal Street Please Reply to 59 Federal Street March 7, 1985 Richard T. McIntosh Zoning Enforcement Officer One Salem Green Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Dear Mr . McIntosh: You have requested my opinion as to whether or not the use of a ten-wheel truck tractor to arrive, park overnight, and leave an owner' s property in a residentially-zoned dis- trict constitutes a permitted use under the Zoning Ordinance . Section V of the Zoning Ordinance clearly states that the use you make reference to is not a permitted use in a residential zone . Accordingly, such a use is a clear viola- tion of Section V of the Zoning Ordinance . Ver my yours / I ael E . O' Brien , city v�illi:i SOY MEO/Jp cc: City Clerk r