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Home My WebLink About0008 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD Kni � s n lwUPC 12543 2 5 No.53LOR HASTINGS, UN ��. � � o '�� , c� � �- �. i��u�� ; Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department P.O.BOX 369-1138 MAIN STREET OSTERVILLE,MASSACHUSETTS 02655 www.commwater.com OFFICE OF u WATER BOARD OF WATER CONMUSSIONERS WATER SUPERINTENDENT DE �y TEL.No.508-428-6691 NS FAX.No.508428-3508 Craigville Motel %JB Patel 8 Shootflying Hill Rd Centerville, MA 02632 RE: Cross Connection Control Survey Violation Notice Acct#3500 8 Shootflying Hill Rd, CEN i I i Dear Customer, Duringwork routine o in your area, we noticed your irrigation system does not have a (P.V.B.) Pressure Vacuum Breaker/Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker (A.V.B.). Massachusetts DEP Cross-Connection 310 CMR 22.22 regulations require a backflow device and a moisture sensor/smart controller. Please do not activate your system until this issue has been addressed. Could you please call our office at 508-428-6691 when you have resolved this issue or if you have any questions? Our office hours are Monday through Friday 8:OOAM until 4:30PM.. Sincerely, "' V 5 '0� Craig C cker, uperintendent C-O-MM Water Department Z ss CC/bf CC: Town of Barnstable Board of Health [Town_of Barnstable Building Department i I I Anthony Alva eUkDl at Law 16 School Street,yHyannis, MA 02601 A ��DFPT P.O. Box 730, Barnstable, MA 02630 T p PR1,12419 axacuneo@gmail.com WN pFBgq b Phone (774) 521-9350 Fax (500) 362-7770 STgB�� April 11, 2019 Health Department, Town of Barnstable Attn. Paul J. Canniff, D.M.D. , and Health Agent Tom McKean ' Building Building Dept./ Inspectional Services, Attn: Brian Florence Town of Barnstable Town Hall Annex 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Fire Chief Joseph Maruca West Barnstable Fire Dept. 2160 Meetinghouse Way West Barnstable, MA 02668 Re: (1) Request for Re-Inspection (2) Request to be Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda Knights Inn (Craigville Motel) - 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. , Centerville, MA Dear Dr. Canniff, Mr. McKean, and-Mr. Florence; This office has been notified that septic work at the Knights Inn at 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. has been completed, and inspected, and found to be in compliance, some 23 months before the town deadline. Last week, an inspector with the West Barnstable Fire Department inspected the entire motel and found it to be in compliance with the fire code. Management informs me that all permits for any and all work that was completed were obtained by the contractors, if necessary, and any and all concerns and/or repairs were made. Therefore, as management believes all work has been performed that has been_requested_by_town officials, jthis is a request to- schedule a shear ng_of_the_Board ,of_Sealth._for its- next available_ date,. that Request for Re-Inspection and Request to be Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda - Page 1 being on April 23, 2019, so that management may show compliance with the Board' s order from the February 26, show-Cause hearing. Management at that time will be seeking an order that it may reopen at the expiration of the 60 day period. Further, management again welcomes town inspectors from the Building Department and Board of Health to re-inspect the premises as soon as possible for the purposes of (a) establishing compliance and/or (b) giving notice of any work that inspectors believe may still be required. Note that the mandated closure of the motel is causing a severe financial hardship on the business. The septic system upgrade cost, alone, was upwards of $25,000-plus for work that was not required to be complete by town officials for another 23 months. The motel is unable to take reservations and the summer season is getting ready to start. Further, policies are in place to ensure compliance with the parties agreement and law. Management believes an inspection will show the motel is in good condition and in that regard man geme-nt ,invites members of the board to visit at anytime so each er can s@e the conditions at the motel. In that regard, t efore, feel free to contact us at any time. Sincerely Y rs, Anthony Alva, Esq. cc: J. Connors, Esq. Management, Knights Inn C. McLaughin, Esq. Town Counsel Police Chief, Town of Barnstable Request for Re-Inspection and Request to be Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda - Page 2 i Anthony Aly a t 16 School Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 DFi�j g P.O. Box 730, Barnstable, MA 02630 T PRj 201 axacuneo@gmail.com pINN pFBq 9 Phone (774) 521-9350 Fax (505) 362-7770 ANS%4e April 11, 2019 Health Department, Town of Barnstable Attn. Paul J. Canniff, D.M.D. , and Health Agent Tom McKean { Building Building Dept./ Inspectional Services, Attn: Brian Florence Town of Barnstable Town Hall Annex 200 Main -Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Fire Chief Joseph Maruca West Barnstable Fire Dept. 2160 Meetinghouse Way West Barnstable, MA 02668 Re: (1) Request for Re-Inspection (2) Request to be Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda Knights Inn (Craigville Motel) - 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. , Centerville, MA Dear Dr. Canniff, Mr. McKean, and Mr. Florence, This office has been notified that septic work at the Knights Inn at 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. has been completed, and inspected, and found to be in compliance, some 23 months before the town deadline. . Last week, an inspector with the West Barnstable Fire Department inspected the entire motel and found it to be in compliance with the fire code. Management informs me that all permits for any and all work that was completed were obtained by the contractors, if necessary, and any and all concerns and/or repairs were made. Therefore, as management believes all work has been performed that has been requested by town officials, this is a request to schedule a hearing of the Board of Health for its next available date, that Request for Re-Inspection and Request to be Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda - Page 1 C� being on April 23, 2019, so. that management may show compliance with the. Board' s order from the February 26, show-Cause hearing. Management at that time will be seeking an order that it may reopen at the expiration of the 60 day period. Further, management again welcomes town inspectors from the Building Department and Board of Health to re-inspect the premises as soon as possible for the purposes of (a) establishing compliance and/or (b) giving notice of any work that inspectors believe may still be required. Note that the mandated closure of the motel is causing a severe financial hardship on the business. The septic system upgrade cost, alone, was upwards of $25, 000-plus for work that was not required to be complete by town officials for another 23 months.. The motel is unable to take reservations and the summer season is getting ready to start. Further, policies are in place to ensure compliance with the parties' agreement and law. Management believes an inspection will show the motel is in good condition and in that regard man ment�invites members of the board to visit at anytime so each �n er can see the conditions at the motel. In that regard, efore, feel free to contact us at any time. Sincerely Y rs, Anthony Alva, Esq. cc: J. Connors, Esq. Management, Knights Inn C. McLaughin, Esq. Town Counsel Police Chief., Town of Barnstable Request for Re-Inspection and Request to be -Placed on Board of Health Meeting Agenda - Page 2 Anderson, Robin From: Anderson, Robin Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2019 2:47 PM To: axacuneo@g mail.com' Subject: FW: Town of Barnstable - Regarding your permit: P-18-616 at 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD, WEST BARNSTABLE for Plumbing Attachments: ViewPermit Document 636904163294477603.PDF Dear Attorney Alva, Please find a complete list of issued permits for the Knight's Inn/Craigville Motel. The PIN number(identified in the first column)reflects the year the permit was issued.I ask that you review it with your clients. I need to know what permits are not reflected on this list that your clients can produce so I may research them and correct our records accordingly. In the absence of any other evidence,one would logically conclude that permits were not obtained. Happy to discuss. oltqhi. Robin C.Anderson Zoning Enforcement Officer 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 026oi 5o8-862-4027 From: NoReply@viewpointcloud.com [mailto:NoReply@viewpointcloud.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2019 2:23 PM To: Anderson, Robin Subject: Town of Barnstable - Regarding your permit: P-18-616 at 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD, WEST BARNSTABLE for Plumbing 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL ROAD CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the Town of Barnstable! Do not click links, open attachments or reply, unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is safe! i Commonwealth of Massachusetts Town of Barnstable • BARNSrABLE. MASS. m 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 16-19* °TEDMAtA'0 PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS Address: 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD,WEST BARNSTABLE PIN Status Permit For Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection Inspected on, Inspection Inspection Status Comment B-16-1889 Issued Demolition-Accessory 234-059 demo pool B-16-2895 Closed Building- 234-059 RALPH CROSSEN replace 2 windows Siding/Windows/Roof/Door S B-17-1680 Issued Building-Sign 234-059 Replace large NC freestand sign with 30 sq sign. KNIGHTS INN Sign not to exceed 10'to top of post and text board. Halo back lit- white lights only illuminating the name KNIGHTS INN NO OTHER SIGNAGE PROPOSED OR APPROVED B-2006-4527 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2007-06127 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2008-00606 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON STAIR EGRESS FOR Building Final 10/28/2008 Pass RMCK: Commercial 2ND FLOOR B-2008-00606 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON STAIR EGRESS FOR Building 8/6/2008 Pass RMCK:8 TUBES Commercial 2ND FLOOR Foundation AND LARGE PAD AT STAIR BOTTOM 1 of 7 Commonwealth of Massachusetts °p THE A -y ° Town of Barnstable MASS. `0ro 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 ! � lEDM 6 PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS PIN Status Permit For °Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection 'Inspected on Inspection Inspection w Status Comment B-2008-00606 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON STAIR EGRESS FOR Building Frame 10/7/2008 Fail RMCK: Commercial 2ND FLOOR B-2008-00606 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON STAIR EGRESS FOR Building Frame 10/21/2008 Fail RMCK:RISER Commercial 2ND FLOOR HEIGHTS NOT SAME 6"TOP& BOT,ALL OTHERS 7" B-2008-00606 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON STAIR EGRESS FOR Building Frame 10/28/2008 Pass RMCK:RISERS Commercial 2ND FLOOR ALL T' B-2008-04489 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2009-03961 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2010-04978 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2010-05039 Closed Siding/Windows/Roof/Door 234-059 COPPOLO,ANTHONY RE-ROOFING(GOING s R OVER 1 LAYER)106 SQ B-2011-00764 Closed SidingMlindows/Roof/Door 234-059 COPPOLO,ANTHONY VINYL SIDING FRONT s R ONLY,REPLACE 10 WINDOWS WITH SAME LIKENESS B-2011-04536 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 PROPERTY OWNER PROPERTY OWNER/CRAIGVILLE MOTEL 2of7 Commonwealth of Massachusetts °F THE A . 'L Town of Barnstable • IARMSTABL& 1M6A� 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 AJE°"' ° PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS PIN Status Permit For . Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection Inspecte.d on Inspection Inspection Status Comment B-2012-04992 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 PROPERTY OWNER PROPERTY OWNER/ CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2013-05358 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 PROPERTY OWNER PROPERTY OWNER/CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-2014-05731 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 PROPERTY OWNER CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-24203 Closed Inspection Certificate 234-059 COI CONTRACTOR CRAIGVILLE MOTEL B-46974 Closed Siding/Windows/Roof/Door 234-059 PATEL,JITENDRA B REROOF s TR B-85742 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON REPAIRS DUE TO FIRE Building Final 10/4/2005 Pass PROM: Commercial DAMAGE B-85742 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON REPAIRS DUE TO FIRE Building Frame 10/4/2005 Pass PROM: Commercial DAMAGE B-85742 Closed Addition/Alteration- 234-059 BUMPUS,JASON REPAIRS DUE TO FIRE Building Insulation 10/4/2005 Pass PROM: Commercial DAMAGE E-16-1230 Closed Electrical-Minor 234-059 Joseph B Morrison install 2 junction boxes in Electric Final 6/21/2016 PASS attic,reconnect 1 smoke detector E-2007-08074 Closed Electrical-Add/After 234-059 HILLIER,LANCE ADDING OUTLETS Electric Final 3/7/2008 Pass WAMA: AND DEVICES TO SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT INCLUDING 3 SMOKE DETECTORS AND EXHAUST FAN 3of7 ZHE Commonwealth of Massachusetts • �F l°� : .may Town of Barnstable • a►xresr�s�.s. MA'S' 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 A z63q. �0 TEOMA�� PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS PIN Status Permit For Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection Inspected on Inspection Inspection Status Comment E-2012-07126 Issued Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 MCCULLOCH,BRIAN S REPLACING 4 HARD Electric Rough 11/21/2012 Pass WAMA: WIRED SMOKE DETECTORS E-2012-07250 Closed Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 DESROCHE,JOSEPH J CHANGE AC OUTLETS Electric Final 11/26/2012 Fail WAMA: FROM 110V TO 220V AND ADD SUBPANEL Reinspection FOR BREAKER 232744 created SPACE.CHANGE 12 on 11/26/2012 by CIR BREAKERS,MOVE amaraw 220 LINE IN BASE E-2012-07250 Closed Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 DESROCHE,JOSEPH J CHANGE AC OUTLETS Electric Final 2/4/2013 Pass WAMA:Created FROM 110V TO 220V from inspection AND ADD SUBPANEL 232635 on FOR BREAKER 11/26/2012 by SPACE.CHANGE 12 amaraw CIR BREAKERS,MOVE 220 LINE IN BASE E-84858 Issued Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 AMES ELECTRIC CO., REPAIR FIRE DAMAGE Electric Rough 6/16/2005 Pass WAMA: INC. E-84863 Closed Electrical Service 234-059 BALTIC SECURITY REPAIR WIRING Electric Final 6/16/2005 Pass WAMA: SYSTEMS,INC. AFTER FIRE E-84939 Closed Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 COLEMAN,ROBERT P REPLACE Electric Final 6/27/2005 Pass WAMA: TELEPHONE,TV& OTHER LOW VOLT CABLES E-85039 Issued Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 AMES ELECTRIC CO., INSTALL NEW Electric Final 6/27/2005 Pass WAMA: INC. 100AMPCP,WIRE RMS 1-11 4of7 Commonwealth of Massachusetts of SHE 1p1,_ IL Town of Barnstable sM6 SS. 0� 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 \ TEDMAfa` PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS PIN Status.._ Permit For. Parcel ID - Apllicant s ;Work Description Inspection.* +Inspected on, lnspection~ `Inspection . Status r Comment ' E-86425 Closed Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 AMES ELECTRIC CO., ROUGH WIRE UNIT Electric Final 9/23/2005 Pass WAMA: INC. 16,WIRE A/C- HEAT,WIRE SHED E-86425 Closed Electrical-Add/Alter 234-059 AMES ELECTRIC CO., ROUGH WIRE UNIT Electric Rough 8/30/2005 Pass WAMA: INC. 16,WIRE A/C- HEAT,WIRE SHED GHL-17-57 Renewed Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN Annual Human Habitation 11/29/2017 PASS GHL-17-57 Renewed Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN Annual Human Habitation 3/6/2018 PASS IC-18-218 Issued Building-Certificate of @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN Certificate of 10/10/2018 Pass No defects found Inspection Inspection P-16-1235 Closed Plumbing 234-059 Robert R Solmonte set temps/shower and aIV-30+pm's P-18-616 Issued Plumbing 234-059 Robert C Lalime (1)Fixture TG-18-779 Inactive Gas 234-059 Robert C Lalime (1)Fixture TGHL-18-46 Pending Health-Motet Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Apt.17 had a stove/oven that was being used for food storage (picture taken)- unsafe practice due to potential fire.THIS WAS j CORRECTED ON SITE. TGHL-18-46 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 On-site septic system. 5of7 ZHE T° Commonwealth of Massachusetts Town of Barnstable z►nrvsrnacB. ASS. ok 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 pTECMPtA PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS PIN Status Permit For Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection Inspected on Inspection Inspection Status Comment TGHL-18-46 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Fail Broken door lock in Rm.24. In. Rm.20 wall by a/c unit is wet and a/c plug is loose from wall. (picture taken). Rm.25 mold on bathroom ceiling. ON NOVEMBER 13TH IT WAS RAINING DURING THIS INSPECTION AND DUE TO LACK OF DRAINAGE AND/OR A COMMERCIAL GUTTER SYSTEM THERE WAS MUCH STANDING WATER AT THE ENTRANCES TO ROOMS 20 &21-AS MUCH AS 2.5 TO 3 INCHES MEASURED BY TAPE MEASURE. TGHL-1846 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Fail Rm.25 old sock on floor beside refrigerator. Rm. 23-torn top sheet on bed. Used bar 3, soap in Rm.26. TGHL-1846 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Fail Rm.25-mold on { bathroom ceiling. TGHL-18-46 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Fail Rm.28 had unidentified bug on pillow. Rm.22 dead bug on bathroom floor. 6of7 Commonwealth of Massachusetts • °F 1HE T Town of Barnstable a�nr►srwB�e. i6� 200 Main Street(508)862-4038 TEDMA�6 PERMIT REPORT BY ADDRESS ` PIN Status Permit For Parcel ID Apllicant Work Description Inspection Inspected on Inspection Inspection Status Comment TGHL-18-46 Pending Health-Motel Application @ParcellD KNIGHTS INN 2019 Human Habitation 1/8/2019 Fail Warning label for blinds is missing in Rm.11 &Rm. 30. Dirty a/c filter in Rms.23, 26&27&29. ROOM 27- INOPERABLE SMOKE DETECTOR DUE TO BATTERY. Storage room next to Rm. 1 also has low battery. Torn mattress cover in Rm.9 Chair in Rm.9 has some foreign debris on it. Total Permits: 48 62100 5580 7of7 i Anthony Alva Attorney at Law BUILDING DEPT. 16 School Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 P.O. Box 730, Barnstable, MA 02630 APR 01 2019 axacuneo@gmail.com TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Phone (774) 521-9350 Fax (508) 362-7770 April 1, 2019 Building Building Dept. / Inspectional Services, Attn: Brian Florence Health Department, Attn: Tom McKean Town of Barnstable Town Hall Annex 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Notice of Septic System Repair Estimate Completion and Inspection Request - Knights Inn (Craigville Motel) 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. , Centerville, MA Dear Mr. Florence and McKean Management has obtained the estimates for septic work that must be completed and anticipates completing the work as soon as practical. We have also received notice dated March 20, 2019, from the Inspectional Services, Public Health Division, that work must be completed in the next 24 months. In the meantime, we would like to set up an inspection as soon as possible to address any and all concerns and to show that all other work has been completed. In that reaardr please contact my office so I can coordinate a time as s as pos ible this k. Sincerely Your , va, Esq. cc: J. Connors, Esq. Management, Knights Inn r� Anthony Alva Attorney at Law 16 School Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 P.O. Box 730, Barnstable, MA 02630 axacuneo@gmail.com Phone (774) 21-935 Fax 08) 362-7770 April 9, 2019 Building Dept./ Inspectional Services, Attn: Brian Florence Health Department, Attn: Tom McKean Town of Barnstable Town Hall Annex 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Update & Request - Knights Inn (Craigville Motel) - 8 Shootflying Hill Rd. , Centerville, MA Dear Mr. Florence and McKean: Work that was ordered on March 20, 2019, to be completed by March, 2021 on the still functioning septic system(s) began early, and is now on-going. Attached are photos of the work being conducted as permitted. Further, below is a copy obtained yesterday from the Building Department of listing the work that Department wants completed with an indication of the status of the same: Listing from Town Hall Status of Each Item n 1p Y l men +-Management believes permits were obtained on an ongoing basis this work. +-Room 16 was apparently cited, that work was completed. L- -_ U,��t,� IwLL +-I shall confirm this item. Management believes permits were obtained on an ongoing basis Lborv,, Uk( t C�L L� for this work. Page 1 5 It is my understanding a more complete listing from the Building Department will be provided shortly, along with photographs by inspectors that to date were not provided to the Knights Inn. To date, aside from the septic system, we have not received any itemization from the Health Department about what work needs to be done as originally requested, again in writing on March 21, 2019. In my conversation about this with Mr. Jeff Lauzon last week, he indicated he may have a listing for me today. Management has indicated that all work originally orally requested was completed and that it is ready for inspection. As per the itemization on page one of this letter, I shall obtain any additional paperwork that may be available regarding permits from the Knights Inn and provide it. However, the Knights Inn is anxious to have an inspection performed as soon as possible so it can show that it acted as expeditiously as possible to resolve all building and health department concerns. Note: That the fire department inspection was completed six days ago, Wednesday, April 3, and all alarms were found to be in compliance. I shall contact you further - out arrangin r a 'n pection as soon as possible. Sincerel Yours, Anthony a, Esq. cc: J. Connors, Esq. Management, Knights Inn Page 2 1 y(. k Septic Work Page 1 of 5 r • Y w Septic Work Page 2 of 5 M i �K Page 3 of 5 i i �P Y4 r 2Y' Septic Work Page 4 of 5 ,a Septic Work Page 5 of 5 T��! nr gARNSTABIE 13 R .w' 1_ one'a,za-� _�+,....a`_" -• �•� .. �� Ire � .Y.� �, �J yr`$f,.•� �' �1P.�,21ki.^`� F Ago i4F � t NOISDU ES Z Wd 6 Z AUN 81 Ot 318V1SNUB J0 NMOI �Ma4 1 4 ..ram` _ �► .,F� �r :�. we1 y� r� OIn O N �p N � � m W e err ? ? -I t: I .fr Ai- r,' :5 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE 2018 111V 29 PSI 2- 53 DMISION i f i c� G M1 J � `Tw- S- Z �► D _ 3 �I 5 r 9 C O IM Z � t O Z 1.0 N W IT VAL .00 a 4k loft., Kip I -t ' 1 S C y �AA -S� VA Y-) °C CID O � � 2 '0 PY w i t` r 5�--+ b s -+ . t 4 t { 3 f f t A Town of Barnstable ,., ,. Building f Rost;Thts Card So,�hatitis,Asiole From rth0 Street-_Approved Plans Must be'Retained on-Job and this Card Must be Kept la�Atv9Tw�it:Br _ Posted Until Final Inspection Has Been.:Made. 4-KT �• .t ' - Permit + %639 �6 4: WheCe a�ertift�a>e of.Occupancy is Required;such:Building shall Not•be Occupied,until a Final Inspection has been'rriade. Permit No. B-17-1680 Applicant Name: Approvals Date Issued: 05/30/2017 Current Use:. Structure ., Permit Type: Building=.Sign Expiration Date: -- ';:11/30/2017 Foundation: Location: 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD,WEST BARNSTABLE Map/Lot: 234-059 Zoning District: SPLIT Sheathing: Owner on Record: PATEL,JITENDRA B TR Contractor Name Cape Cod Signs Framing: 1 Address: 8 SHOOTFLYING HILL RD Contractor License:`1234 2 CENTERVILLE, MA 02632 Est. Project Cost: $0.00 Chimney: 75.00 Description: Replace large NC freestand sign with 30 sq sign. Permit Fee: P P g ! $ Insulation. KNIGHTS INN Fee Paid: $75.00 y _ Dater 5/30/2017 Final: Sign not to exceed 10'to top of post and text'board:. Plumbing/Gas Halo back lit- white lights only illuminating the name �`` Rough Plumbing: KNIGHTS INN t - - --^— Zoning Enforcement Officer Final Plumbing: NO OTHER SIGNAGE PROPOSED,OR APPROVED Rough Gas: Project Review Req: Replace large NC freestand sign with 30 sq sign. + Final Gas: KNIGHTS INN _ Electrical Sign not to exceed 10'to top of post and text board. Service: Halo back lit- �_,- ' Rough: white lights only illuminating the name -� -- KNIGHTS INN Final: NO OTHER SIGNAGE PROPOSED OR APPROVED Low Voltage Rough: Low Voltage Final: Health Final: Fire Department Final: y Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services �% � �Q �^B Richard V.Scali,Interim Director F,p21 Building Division �,11 Tom Perry, Building Commissioner ��, 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 0,A www.town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6 0 Permit# I f Building Official approving Application for Sign Permit V®� Applicant: 1 i�p1 � _ Assessors No. Doing Business As: 4fL/1. 'Telephone No. 0 "2�Z" S� 2g S Location Street/Road: 1�U� — 1��R V; If 0 2.(32 Zoning District. Old Kings Highway? Yes/No Hyannis Historic District? Yes/No Property Owner Nance: L—\ 1p _ )LTG _ _Telephone:—SU rC _ Address: EJo( �'�y\1'\ — \ Village: [64/1 k y)I 1 e N JI aZ6' 32 Sign ContractorZ Name:_ W Q,9-' Telephone � ��=�/ Mailing Address: 4 a h C2 id s-e-- Description Please follow the cover directions.You must have an accurate rendition of sign with dimensions and location. `l Is the sign to be electrified? Yes No (Note:Yves,a wiringpelnutis lequi ed) Width of building face fL x 10= x.10 U Check one Reface existing sign or New Total Sq.Ft..of proposed sign (s) Ifyou ha ve additional signs please attach a sheet h'sting each one wid7 dimensions If refacing an existing sign please provide a picture of the existing sign with dimensions. I hereby certify that I am the owner or that I have the authority of the owner to make this application, 1� that the information is correct and that the use and construction shall conform to the provisions of §240-59 through§240-89 of the Town of Barnsta le Zoning Or 'nance. Signature of Owner/Authorized Agent Date c GNS/SIGNREQU revisedl10413 7 U r Knights Knights r' .� Inn Inn is e t ` 1 '. S Its, ;tb I w ?Y Knol hts Inn s Knights Inn S� ;-:. • OT r � i 1 BUILDING DEPT MAY 19 2017 TOWN OF BARNSTASU 'Message Page 1-of 1 L Anderson, Robin To: capecodsign@gmail.com Subject: Knight's Inn Hi Kim, I spoke to the Building Commissioner concerning this property and your proposal for a free standing, internally illuminated sign consisting of 49 sq ft. The existing size is much greater but the actual size of that sign was not identified. This property is considered a nonconforming site. It currently operates as a motel in a single family zone. The existing sign is also nonconforming by virtue of its sheer size (although not identified specifically). After a lengthy discussion with the Building Commissioner, he determined that the applicant may maintain a greater portion of square footage than would be granted as of right today. He indicated that a 4' x 8' sign would be acceptable. The height to the top of the sign cannot exceed 10'. a.This determination was rendered because the applicant is willing to sacrifice a massive but "'dated sign in order to re-brand. The Building Commissioner also agreed to allow halo '',lig.hting for the replacement sign resulting in a cut-out of"Knights Inn" that appears to be internally illuminated. The remainder of the cabinet and background would remain dark. In this case, this option allows the illumination without violating the ordinance and yet honors the original in what has been identified to me as an existing internally lit sign. This approval is restricted to this particular proposal and site only. The Commissioner felt strongly that the 4 x 8 replacement option allows the applicant to re- brand and still come closer to compliance with the current regulation; this was preferable over the re-facing of an old and dated sign and thought to be beneficial to all parties. It is also important to advise you to have your client remove all un-permitted signs (portable ::.signs) in order that we may proceed with the approval process and avoid violation/enforcement action. Please advise me accordingly after you have consulted with your client. o�Pbtn Robin C.Anderson Zoning Enforcement Officer . 20o:Main Sfieet Hyannis,.MA. 026oi 508-862-4027 5/16/2017 n ZUr N�� .fi�4 ht% I � G fl b 1 Ly �� ._ PO vim, p� r- E4 6� O l 5 1 - ca logoo �° 14v cV\- _ r0 614 d rN10 ` r �tQ E� s� v6 vL1 i �E �'� jc�NG� 0 c TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Ordinance or Regulation BAR-W WARNING NOTICE Name of Off ender/Manager,- i+.,,, - Address of Offender i MV/MB Reg.# :z -2-Village/State/Zip Business Name am 1 on j Business Address kd, ; /11'A A -,,I ew Signature of'En'96r*c. ing Officer' Village/State/Zip 1 PYA In 'A/j.) Location of Offense n( i . 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Permit+Fee: $75.00 i. •., Insulation: KNIGHTS INN ti: Fee Pend: $75.00 ' Final: 30 5 2017 Date.... / / L i{:,. i:v;!.n :.r.'. •�`i, exceed 10 to to of post and text board. r ,•-,E•- ,,., ;L� Plumbing/Gas Sign not to ``'•`^ r"�<-�' :.a Halo bac k lit- "s; aUi `•.z:>=s'=3 �:::_. "� Rough Plumbing: he name lights onl ilium n white lig y g KNIGHTS INN Zoning Enforcement Officer Final Plumbing: + f � Rough Gas: NO OTHER SIGNAGE PROPOSED.OR APPROVED '�.�• C Replace large NC freestand sign with 30 sq sign,b = Fs �, Final Gas: h Project Review Req: P g ., Electrica l I • KNIGHTS INN j j Service: Sign not to exceed 10'to top of post and text board a ° a ' } Rough: Halo back lit white lights only illuminating the name`"` £ - _ ' Final: KNIGHTS INN Low Voltage Rough: NO OTHER SIGNAGE PROPOSED OR APPROVED Low Voltage Final: Health Final: Fire Department'• Final: b ' PO v�- Pam. 1 a' [,n , �� 1 C NLmm to .J r t J a- � sr - F MAY 19 2017 hts Inn ig COASTAL engineering co. December.20, 2016 Project No. C17011.02 Mr. Dilip Patel 8 Shoot Flying Hill Road Centerville, MA 02630 c/o Attorney Jamie Connors VIA EMAIL:jpconnorsatty(@gmail.com RE: Craigville Motel Shoot Flying Hill Rd, Centerville, MA Structural Conditions Assessment Dear Mr. Patel: Pursuant to your request and subsequent authorization, personnel from Coastal Engineering Co., Inc. (CEC) visited the site of the referenced property on Tuesday, December 13, 2016 at approximately 10:00 AM, to investigate the structural condition of the referenced motel building. The purpose of this investigation was to examine the existing building for structural adequacy and to assess the existing structure relative to building code compliance for life-safety concerns with respect to the cited potential issues with the structure. Field measurements and hand drawn sketches of the existing framing were obtained along with photo documentation of the existing structure while on site. Accordingly, the following is a summary of our findings: General Description The existing building is a two level, wood frame structure housing approximately (33) motel rooms, split on . two levels, and a two story motel office unit housing a first floor front office with an upper floor on-site manager's apartment. The building is "C" shaped in plan, with the center section running parallel with street and two "wings" on the east and west end running perpendicular to the center portion of the building. The building lot is relatively level on street level, but slopes off toward the back of the lot, creating a two level "walk-out" at the lower level in the center section of the facility. The structure is conventional light-frame wood construction with a shallow concrete block, concrete masonry unit (CMU) foundation under the wings and most of the central portion of the building. The section under the office space appears to be cast-in- place concrete foundation. The main level corresponds to the upper grade at the main entry Orleans I Sandwich I Nantucket �f t1 Croigville Motel December 20, 2016 and the lower level corresponds with the rooms that can only be accessed from the backside of the building, and are respectively hereafter referred to as "Upper Floor" and "Lower Floor" levels. As described above, the east and west wings of the structure are of a single-story structure, with rooms directly accessed from the main parking area on the Upper Level and an at grade access at the Lower Level. The structure is light-frame wood construction, consisting of wood frame bearing walls, roofs and floors that are conventionally stick framed, with floor joists and roof rafters spanning the short building dimension, clear spanning from front to back of the motel units. The crawl space under the first floor is accessed through several framed block wall openings located in each wing. The foundations are composed of four courses of 8" CMU supported on a continuous 16"wide concrete footing. The central portion of the structure is two stories tall by virtue of the sloping lot. The Main Office/Manager's Apartment is two stories above the main parking level, making it a three level unit by virtue of the "walk- out" at the Lower Level. Excluding the main office, the central portion consists of guest rooms on both the Upper and Lower Level. The'roof structure is accessible through an attic access door located above the Main Office. The attic, which is used primarily for storage, reveals the roof structure, which is framed with 2x6 common rafters spaced at 24 inches on center. The rafters are framed as a simple gable, with a 9:12 pitch. The rafters are supported by bearing walls at the front and back of the building with a central ridge board and collar ties that span the width of the structure. The attic floor/ceiling joist are also 2x6 construction, spanning the same direction as the roof rafters, with intermittent"purlins" and knee wall studs spaced parallel the spine of the building in both rafter bays. The floors are framed with full dimension 2x12 floor joist spanning from front to back of the building, in alignment with the roof rafters and ceiling joist framing in the roof above. The Lower Level floor is a concrete slab on grade constructed over a shallow foundation. Some areas along the east and west wing of the building show grade elevation relatively close to the sill plate elevation, particularly along the back walls closest to the street. The foundation of most of the central portion is composed of CMU on a continuous concrete spread footing, whereas the main office unit appears to be founded on cast-in-place concrete foundation, with the slab grade elevation relatively close to the parking grade elevation. Observations The framing of the building appeared to be intact and performing adequately. In the attic, the roof framing showed no signs of duress or deterioration of any of the members observed. The structure appears to have been reinforced with a mid-span 2x4 continuous horizontal purlin and stud supports placed at the rafter mid-span at some point to stiffen the roof framing. Likewise, the ceiling joist that form the attic floor appear sound, with no visible signs of deflection or stress cracks in the ceilings that would be typical if any of the members were overstressed. t� Craigville Motel December 20, 2016 The Upper Level floors, which are framed with full dimension 2x12's (@ 16" o.c. that clear span the entire building width, also appeared to be in good condition, with no visible signs of overstress or deflection in any of the units observed. The foundations appear to be intact for the most part, barring some minor cracking observed in the concrete block mortar joints. The most noticeable of these cracks is in the cast-in-place foundation wall under the backside of the main office. This crack runs transverse to the foundation and is localized to the one building corner, extending several feet along length of the wall. The crack appears to have been there for some time as evident from the weathering and staining along the surface and depth of the crack. There is also a vertical crack at the same wall which could be a result of differential settlement of the structure. The other cracks, in the CMU walls, appeared to be primarily minor settlement or shrinkage cracks and represented no significant threat to the stability of the structure. A laser level was utilized to check for significant differential settlement along the length of the structure. The result obtained was that the elevations of the finished floors of the rooms on the lower level varied by no more than 1/2 inch total. The exterior grade along the backside of both wings of the building was built up from sedimentation and leaf clutter accumulation over the years, resulting in some deterioration of the exterior siding that is in close proximity to the ground. Some deterioration was also noted at the exterior trim in several locations, including around individual room A/C wall units, at corner trim locations at gutter facia boards. Missing shingles were also observed in several locations. Comments and Recommendations overall, the existing building is in fair condition and structurally sound, with no major defects observed. The building shows no major structural issues, with only minor repairs and ordinary maintenance required to upkeep the structure. The crack in the rear structure appears to have been there for some time. Possible causes may be attributable to poor quality control in the original construction, accidental impact during snow plowing operations, freeze thaw expansion due to water migration into the foundation to slab construction joints and long term wear and tear on the structure. Nonetheless, the overall foundation of the building appears to be generally plumb and true, with no visible signs of settlement or structural failure observed. Laser level measurements obtained indicate that minor differential settlement in the building is within reasonable.standards for this type of construction. This difference could easily be attributed to variations in the original construction or slight long term settlement over time, but in any case, the differential settlement is not significant and should not pose a risk to the structure or present any life safety issues. In view of the above, based on our assessment of the existing structure, it is determined that the existing building is structurally sound and does not pose a public safety risk in its present condition. (e Craigville Motel December 20, 2016 Recommendations to maintain the building in good repair include: 1. Clear out leaf clutter from around the building perimeter and remove excess fill material built up against the building perimeter to ensure a minimum of eight inches (8") of standoff between the siding and the exterior grade; 2. Repair cracks in the CMU mortar joints by retooling failed mortar and repainting with a stiff portland cement mortar mixture that is compatible with the existing CMU; 3. Repair cracks in the concrete foundation by gouging out the deteriorated sections of the concrete . surrounding the crack and injecting a suitable epoxy modified repair mortar into the crack, then coating the entire exposed concrete surface with a crystalline modified parging cement; 4. Repair or replace damaged siding, trim and facia boards, repair and damaged wood substrate and repaint to protect against long term deterioration. Please let us know if you have any questions concerning this report. . Very truly yours, COASTAL ENGINEERING CO., INC. 5- John A. Bologna, P.E. Lucas M. Roy President Project Engineer Enclosure: Photo documentation JAB/LMR/kvp D:\DOC\C17000\17011.02\Doc-Out\2016-12-20 Structural Report.docx Message Page 1,of 1 Anderson, Robin From: james p. connors Upconnorsatty@gmail.coml Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2017 10:58 AM To: Anderson, Robin Subject: Re: Craigville motel Signs Hi Robin, I forwarded this to Dilip and he indicated that it was being worked on.. Jamie: . . On 7/11/2017 8:48 AM, Anderson, Robin wrote: Hi Jamie, I am hoping you can assist me with correcting these sign code violations at the newly re- t. = ::branded Knight's Inn. This location is in a single family residential zone as you are aware. This ; limits the permitted signage and I worked very hard to allow them to capitalize on a very large, internally lit nonconforming sign. The recent sign permit allowed the replacement sign to have back lighting illumination thus allowing for the wording to be illuminated and visible at night.All traces of the former sign should have been removed. Specifically,the neon vacancy sign,the portable &dcancy sign,the banner that reads'motel'and the external lighting shining on the sign are violations. "..-Can you advise your clients as such and confirm the situation has been remedied? Thank you for your anticipation assistance. o�q&n !I'1 ;1; . i -'"0-`:,Robin C.Anderson J;a'_s..�-Zoning Enforcement Officer 200 Main Street ��..; , Hyannis,MA.026oi 508-862-4027 Sent from my Verizon,Samsung Galaxy Tablet 1/13/-2017,-:: TOWN OF BARNSTABLEAnthony Alva Attorney at Law 1019 MAR 2 1 1� s?�h�f l Street, Hyannis, 14A 02601 P.O. Box 730, Barnstable, MA 02630 axacuneo@gmail.com DIVISION p (774) 521-9350 Fax (508) 362-7770 March 21, 2019 Building Building Dept. / Inspectional Services, Attn: Brian Florence Health Department, Attn: Tom McKean Town of Barnstable Town Hall Annex 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Knights Inn (Craigville Motel) - -,8,,Shootflying Hill Rd. , ,:Centerville, MA Bn-AR0 Request for Re-inspection Dear Mr. Florence and McKean Work has been proceeding as quickly as possible to make repairs and improvements to the Knights Inn at 8 Shootflying Hill Road, in Centerville. Yesterday management received the title V inspection reports for inspections that were completed during the last few weeks, and it is my understanding you have copies of those reports. While all of the septic system passed, some were conditional. Therefore, estimates are now being forwarded for any work needed that will begin as quickly as possible. At this time, as management believes all work has been performed that has been requested by town officials, this is a request to set up an inspection and walk through by apartment' s inspectors . In that regard, please co act my office as oon as o ib e. Sincerely Yo rs, ony Alva, cc: J. Connors, sq. Management, Knights Inn I Anderson, Robin S s� 1 From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Friday, March 29, 2019 9:13 AM To: Desmarais, Donald; Anderson, Robin; dpaananen@westbarnstablefire.com; Florence, Brian Subject: REQUEST FOR INSPECTION - Knights Inn / Letter from Attorney Anthony Alva Requesting Inspection Attachments: Knights Inn Feb 26 2019 Hearing Results2.docx We received a letter from Attorney Anthony Alva requesting an inspection of the rooms at the Knights Inn Motel. According to his letter dated March 21, 2019, 'estimates are being forwarded for work needed to repair the septic systems, which recently conditionally passed.' 'Management believes all work has been performed that has been requested by town officials.' [FYI - Attached is the February 26, 2019 decision letter from the Board of Health. On that date, the Motel was ordered to be closed for a minimum of sixty (60) days. Condition #5, reads as follows: 'SJ The Motel will not be allowed to re-open until after inspections are conducted, with completion of reports showing satisfactory compliance from/by the Fire Department, Building Department, and the Health Division. '] aFT Town of Barnstable BA SLE, MAM ,a Board of Health iOrF�,rpc° 200 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601 Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. Office: 508-8624644 Donald A.Guadagnoli,M.D. FAX: 508-790-6304 John T.Norman F.P.(Tom)Lee,Alternate January 27, 2019 Mr. Dilip Patel Knights Inn/Craigville Motel 8 Shootflying Hill Road Centerville, MA 02632 :.:.:.RE... NQTICE.OE;SHO�IV:=CALTSE:HEARING V iolatioii-ofA eement - - Dear Mr. Patel: You are scheduled to appear before the Board of Health on Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 3:00 p.m. at the Barnstable Town Hall, in the second floor Hearing Room, 367 Main Street, Hyannis, for a Show-Cause Hearing. This hearing will be held to provide you an opportunity to show-cause why your motel permit should not be suspended or revoked due to your failure to uphold the Settlement Agreement dated October 24, 2016 with regard to ensuring customers do not stay more than 30 days, and in regard to following procedures established to ensure this does not happen. During the inspection of January 24, 2019,violations of three customers who had stayed longer than 30 days were found on the register: (1) James Brown stayed 80 nights from October 9, 2018 to January 5, 2019, (2) Jimmy Crowson stayed 31 consecutive nights from September 2, 2018 through October 10, 2018, and (3)Nicho,Nicolas,Nick, Chuck Nicolas—multiple entries of these names without any identification records (no picture ID,no address); this person stayed in the same Room#132 multiple dates from September 17, 2018 to January 4, 2019 for a total of 34 nights. These violations were noted by Health Inspector Donna Miorandi, R.S. and Thomas McKean,Director. During this hearing,you will have an opportunity to be heard,present witnesses, and provide documentary evidence pertinent to this case. 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After town inspections of Mashpee Wampanoag with the tribe's $> billion downb the Barnstable Board .the property Jan.18 and Jan. njection y . and City Where casino casino proposal on Taunton of Health for the second time 24, it was determined that land,and`payments iIi lieu of in less than four years. three customers stayed longer 1S PlaIlIleCl ' taxes because of the land's The board unanimously' than the 3o days—or not more By Tanner Stening. ± . tax exempt status.The tribe voted.to revoke the motel's than 45 days in a go-day bout the tstening@Capecodonline.com' owns 15o acres of reservation license, effective immedi= . period—allowedinthesettle- nge.in `' land close to the intersection ately,atashow=causehearing meat agreement,.including com MASHPEE —'Despite its .of routes 24 and i40. Tuesday: one man who stayed 8o days. pr ' i iousfinancialsitiiation, The city solicitor alluded 'During the hearing, the The inspection also found in town. the Mashpee Wampanoag to the payment in a letter board received reports of that multiple entries in the rtter:a,ed Tribe is still making good,on included in the city.council's . long-termtenants staying at motel register identified the F31- annual payments to the city agenda packet for its Feb.lq the motel,failure.to properly, some guests-only:by first- igatron. of Taunton.' meeting,thanking the tribe identify guests, tamper- name,including a"Nicho," h,ere,said Taunton officials say they for honoring its'commit- . with the guest register, "Nick" and "Nicolas" who. :ong way received a sum of$515,262.99 meats despite"difficulties it clogged,toilets in multiple stayed in the same room for i a better 'from the tribe:on Feb. 14, has encountered...in moving rooms and suspected drug . 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William .In a statement issued Tiies- other community organiza= Jan:z3 to strip_Cromwell of =Tanner Sterii Keating; D-Mass., aimed at day,Cromwell said the lawsuit tions,"' Cromwell said. "It's his fiduciary powers.after it ending the legal challenge would also,threaten future a moral tragedy,really,that a. was revealed he,and his wife, fails to.pass 'The.bill was `paymentsitwouldmaketothe small group of Tauntonresi= formertribalcouncilmember reintroduced in January-after city-presumably because the: dents are working against the Cheryl Frye,-.Cromwell;'owe floundering in'the previous land would be subject to state interests of the majority of` the IRS$37,00o inback taxes. statement by tri legislative session..., - and local taxes if the federal Taunton residents who over- The pair are in.the midst of a about the decisio Tribal Council Chairman government removes it from whelmingly approved our divorce case out of Taunton. The money.ca Cedric Cromwell has repeat- trust. casino project inareferendum. The council subsequently a wire transfer f edly said the lawsuit is an effort. "We keep our promises as we vote." voted to restore his financial York bank, said by competing casino interests have done with this payment The tribe's payment to duties weeks later after finding treasurer collect to undermine the tribal casino, and the various other contri-' Taunton comes as it copes "no evidence of any financial Auger.A similar _ threatening the.tribe's sover- butions we have made to the with ever-diminishing finan- impropriety on the part of any been paid in each eigntyanditsabilityto.govern.- city!s-Chamber of Commerce,:. cial resources. Expenditures tribal officer,"according to .two years as req MOTEL y � found,he told Anderson. "f$'.S hard$0 bel0 She also said there were and bordello in From Page reports of "constantly g.,.. P _ . Y k u _ -Dr.Donald'Guada plugged" plumbing, a room a �� , K � � '� �� • response to the sug more than 3o days,but there flooded with lz-inches of water were no other records:avail- and rottin under bathroom ' a: during a three-week g N �• ? able for them.The settlement . floors. agreement stipulates posi- "Maintenance has not been Y ' tive identification of guests in routine,''Anderson said. A " the form of a driver's license, During the 30-minute hear- passport or government- ing,Patel repeatedly told the S. issued identification must be -board he was sorry,he would photocopied before a room is pay a fine and promised "it rented and must be retained- won't happen again."He also by management.The inspec- suggested that the operations tors also observed;several of the motelsufferedwhen he people-primarily.`second recently took a three-week �`� , ' guests" '.being allowed to vacation. enter motel rooms without "It's hard to believe it turned The Barnstable Board of Health heard reports of long-term tenants,tamper management requiring each of into.a shooting station and mg with the guest register,clogged toilets and suspected drug activity and them to provide identification bordello in three weeks"said Prostitution before revolting the license of Knights Inn on Shootflying Hill per the settlement agreement. Dr. Donald Guadagnbli, a Road in Centerville.[STEVE HEASLIP/CAPE COD'.TIMES] -In addition, the West member of the Board of Health. . Barnstable.Fire Department BoardmemberJolinNorman, inspectionsfromtheBarnsta :after the board issued its. responded to the motel five; 'who made themotion to revoke ble Board of Health,Building decision. times in the past 18 months for the license,expressed concern 'Department and West Barn- medical emergencies,includ- .that the town was sending a stable Fire Department. Follow Geoff Spillane on irig one drug overdose, but message to visitors that it has Patel declined'to comment Twitter"@GSpillaneCCT. E management failed to notify• licensed a motel that does not the Board of Health by phone` meet standards.' or in writing within 24 hours "It should be a benefit,not a t of each call as required by the ' detriment,to thecommunity," . ) ,4. Orlenta agreement. he said. Robin Anderson, a zoning "As the hotel is a franchised ! _ Handna enforcement officer for,the .property, we recommend town of Barnstable,addressed . . P F � i the board with informatio you reach out to ownership Y ri directly for.any comment on Hooke provided to her.by a former• this matter,"a spokeswoman motel employee:In addition for Knights Inn told the Times. ®uh q� to.the motel allowing guests to The motel had to become a stay for more than 3o days and- franchise operation as a con- mot s . � aa� a "shell game" beirig played dition for reopening in zoi.7. s �� r . with guest names in three dif- The Board of Health thought a �A A �� ® ferent registers,people were' franchise would provide more b � r_� e. regularly:observed coming and: .'oversight for the motel to meet going and stayirig in the rooms required standards of perfor- ' f r`. k �� h i, � 10 for short periods of:time, . mane,appearance,inspection according to that employee. and business practices. When the rooms were- The motel will have an cleaned, used..condoms, opportunity to apply for rein hypodermic needles and other statement of its license in 60 4 drug paraphernalia were often days if it presents compliance s - _.,°':eater: =..r. I. TOWN OF BARNS-TABLE 1D19 FIR 27 AN 9: 29 ISI0N A