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Town of Barnstable Building 1 Post T,Ms Card So Thatyitis Uisible:From the Street-'A roved Rlans MustxbeRetamed on Job antl;this Card--Mustbe Kept �, +: {AR1VtTtAElLB. • C '�'„.., '�'w,?, ,,�'" ,;' 5; pP 3" r. ,;: ,; '�i .: �aa.= x '` x "{ m Posted Untll Final Inspect�o'n HassBeen Made x t �s .Where„a Certificate of Occupancys Required,such Bu�Idmgshall�Not be Occup1eduntila Final Inspection'has been made �� Brit Permit.No. B-18-649 Applicant Name: Approvals Date Issued: 03/05/2018 Current Use:,.. Structure Permit Type: Building-Siding/Windows/Roof/Doors Expirati on,Date: .09/05/2018 Foundation: Location: 1310 BUMPS RIVER ROAD,CENTERVILLE Map/Lot 188-046 001 Zoning District: RD-1 Sheathing: Owner on Record: FLYNN,,MAUREEN E " � Contractor Name Framing: 1 Address: 1310 BUMPS RIVER RD �Cntractor License 2 CENTERVILLE, MA 02632 Est Project Cost: $20,000.00 b _ Chimney: x Permitfee: $ 102.00 Description: replace windows i , $ 102.00 Insulation: Fee Paid Project Review Req: =� Date 3/5/2018 Final:, t Plumbing/Gas Rough-Plumbing: I: at I v, ,. Fn; _. e Building Official final Plumbing: This permit shall be deemed abandoned and invalid unless the work authorized;by this permit is commenced within six months after issuance. Rough Gas- All work authorized b this permit shall conform to the approved a lication and thew roved construction documerl&for which this ermit has been ranted. Y P pP PP PP P g All construction,alterations and changes of use of,any building and structures shall be in compliance with the local zoning by laws,andtodes: Final Gas: This permit shall be displayed in a location clearly visible from access street or oad and_shall be maintained open for public mspectio for the entire duration of the t 8 work until the completion of the same. Y gS �E Electrical The Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued until all applicable signatures by he Building a d fire Officals are prouded on this permit. Service: Minimum of Five.Call Inspections Required for All Construction Work: �E € 1.Foundation or Footing ;' Rough: 2.Sheathing Inspection 3.All Fireplaces must be inspected at the throat level before firest flue lining is installed Final: (' 4.Wiring&Plumbing Inspections to be completed prior to Frame Inspection 5.Prior to Covering Structural Members(Frame Inspection) Low Voltage Rough: 6.Insulation 7.Final Inspection before Occupancy Low Voltage final: Where applicable,separate permits are required for Electrical,Plumbing,and Mechanical Installations. Health Work shall not proceed until the inspector has approved the various stages of construction. Final "Persons contracting with unregistered contractors do not have access to the guaranty fund" (as set forth in MGL c.142A). Fire Department Building plans are to be available on site Final: All Permit Cards are the property of the APPLICANT-ISSUED RECIPIENT .- I Zap 3-5,/ 5e dod 'THE Town of Barnstable *Permit# Expires 6 months from issue date ft.q3, uilding Department Services Fee 0 n snaxsTesre, -, Florence,CBO s ��nt ing Commissioner e 20o, 200 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 � www.town.baznstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 H/� IAB Fax: 508-790-6230 EXPRESS PERMIT APPLICATION - RESIDENTIAL ONLY G G Map/parcel Number Not Valid without Red X-Press Imprint t O 0 �(T��, Property Address / L Residential Value of Work$ 9 DOGQ Minimum fee of$35.00 for work under$6000.00 1 Owner's Name&Address � (R .r_ F L 1 t-n— 4 i119'R h 6 Contractor's Name M"t-X,4.pz .9 i zip 14 Telephone Number Home Improvement Contractor License#(if applicable)/ 5'20 90' Email: /W)(9LN jP A-1 Construction Supervisor's License#(if applicable) ❑Workman's Co ensation Insurance Chec ne: am a sole proprietor ❑ I am the Homeowner ❑ I have Worker's Compensation Insurance Insurance Company Name Workman's Comp.Policy# Copy of Insurance Compliance Certificate must accompany each permit. Permit Request(check box) ❑ Re-roof(hurricane nailed)(stripping old shingles) All construction debris will be taken to ❑Re-roof(hurricane nailed)(not stripping. Going over existing layers of roof) ❑ Re- eplacement Windows/doors/sliders.U-Value (maximum.32)#of windows #of doors: 'Where required: Issuance of this permit does not exempt compliance with other town department regulations,i.e.Historic,Conservation,etc. ***Note: Pro er t ign Pro erty Own Letter of Permission. f the Home I pro ment C tractors License&Construction Supervisors License is ed. SIGNATURE: Q:\WPFILES\FORMS\building permit forns\EXPRESS.doc 08/16/17 Rze Comm-amveaWt ojfMassadjusettts D•ep,ca'trrtevrt qf,frrtiztstrialAcddetr#s - - Office o,f rm,w-stigatims 600 Washingtow Jtreet Bastori„AM 02111 t4 inn lfmasmgm1dia Workers' CaffipensaficmInsurance Affidavit Baders/CantracfarsMecfricians/Phmihers 'ficantluft3lTnatinn v FlmePriut NaII1iE bus®eessfOigat>iationfIatdnal �'(�� � - t'Gr✓f� Address: �W/IXV--It- Are you an employer?Checktheappropriatebom ' T of reject r L❑ EMI:ySsEemael"e 1 with. 4 ❑I am a general confractot and I Type e ] t o yed}: s(ofn anandfor part time}* 'have luredthe sub-contractom 7 ❑Rem consix�actian 2. proprietor arpart� Usted oaths attached sheet. �- ❑RP�Od.ate ship and have;no employees These Sub-Contractors hale 8. ❑Demalitioa -wor dna, formne in any capacity. employees and have wozkers' 9. ❑Building addition [N4 SLpdom'S' comp.istCll=e comp-ins rrartrr required] 5. ❑ We are a cmporatiouand its 10-❑Eld=orica1 repairs of adds 3_❑ I am a bomeovmer doing all work officers have exercised their IL[ Plutnbingrepai s or additiams• myself[No wokkem'cog- �dzht of em mptiou per M(3t L-❑Roofrgmdm insurance required-]Y c.152.§1(4) and we have no employees-[No worms' 13.❑Other cow.insurance required_] &AnyappfiCzUt6stchetimbozintrmstOmMaattheswGoabekwsbzving8ie¢wulezecomp—sad paHcyi=ffi=2ao3L fiSemevavae whasab=itff saf#iidat�€ia caimgtheyaxetlaiagslFwaaicsaidtheahaEa�rtside?��� ++�mnst.snbmitaaewa�da¢yt sacTi fCamn atintebec3cthisbmcmastattadsedasaddifi— sheet shavdhgthenaaeofthesnb-ccmts=tam sad statewhetmarnatftseenti*shwa emplayees.IftbeSabt eshace engiofeasi dfie}'mastpmvide(heir wadmW—p.pali y mmnbm I arrt arr errrp7oFsr feat is prauidirrg n�orkers'co resaliart iosrirarrca f br rrc}*cdrrpiny�es: Below is Marpolicy and1oh site irif nor madam Tnsarance Companylfame: Pa-fidy 4 or Self-ins.11.o.•f ExpsratranDate: Jab ffita Address city/Stzwz/ p: Attach a copy of the workers'compensationpolicy'deciaration page(showing the policy m=ber and expiration date). Failure to serum coverage as,requiredunder Section 25A of MCL m 152 can lead to the impositiaa of mimistal penalties of a fine up to$1,5Q0:UU andlor one-yearimpdsoameut,as weg as dvil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDERand a fine of up to$250-00 a dap against the violator. Be sdcdsed ghat a copy of this statement maybe forwarded fan the Office of Investigations ofthe DIA€or iisuranclff coverage mciffca ica- I*het-Ay c�uatder rafties of g the azf brnza€ml rmm �d/abat�g s bars id carrect Si>mature �9i'� Bate- `%�v/ e 2 �)! Phase ik a aE ass wily Da nat write in tFds area,tit be-co'rupleteJ by city ar town affiCIAt City or Town.: PertmtU ease:9 Issuing Aniigoritp(cacieone): L S©ani of Health 2.Building Department 3.Citydrown Clerk 4 Electrical Inspector S.Phunbi ng Inspector &Other contact Person: Phone#: -- — — 6 Information and Instructions ' Masca Eme�Gebaal Laws dLVfrr M regales all emplopCM m FU71115 wO11X&CaMP=Saton far t3ieir empIoyees. P""�to•this ,an avriu�is defined as•¢:eveiypersonm.ffie service of MadUx nodes any Mutcad of its egress or implied,'and or wtfttFM" An as-an individual,pmfnersbip,asso®fi or;,anporSEM or other legal edfy,Cr any t9m or more of the foregoing M a3omt a otC s ,and.mclndmg the legal=esentfS of a deceased employer,or ffie receiver or trustee;of an mchvllaal,patwip.asociaionn or ofherIegal entity,employmg employs- However the owner of a dw-eIlmghonsehavmgnotmorethmthree ariments andwho rmadesf m=n orfhe oCCDPBnt ofthe- dwelling house of ano$er who employs persans to do ,r.,,,*ar.f-i cn or repair work on.such dwelling house or on the grounds or bM1dm9 app�theaeto sballnotbceanse of such emplopmedbe deem.edtn be an employer." MGL chapter 152,§25C(6)also states thataeverpsff or local Iicenslm�g agencyshaIIwftbhold ffie issuance or renew-al of a Ticen e,or permit to ope, ±m a T:Ms Imess or to contract bmldkgs im the commonwealth for any acceptable evidence of trim Bruce Wuh Cite ftL7mrance.covexnge regIIia - applirantw•ho has not produced p P Ad .onally.M(i1 chapter ISZ,§25C7states aNeiher the - nor a'ay ofits poIiical snbEvis i-ons Shan ce the ins��ce. coatraetforthe �anC�of Ito wo�3cu�I acceptable evidence:of comp Ilan with e�t�r min any P .P�' •- enfr of this ehap�a have Been preser�rd to file cOntacting.auiiior�y. Applicarb Please flI o-ort tiie wodb''Compeasaiion.affidavit completely,by checIang the bow ffiat apply to your situation and,if ner�ssary,supply sob-� s)name(s). ad& (es)and phone Mr—ber(s)alongwIftffi r=tCac3±e(s)of insurance. Limited Liab-Uy Com_panfes(LLC)or L=itrd L iabl-Uy P�bips(LI P)`w1.no �IoY�off than tb.e members or partners,are not rimed to cant'woli-e&eampensation Ica. If m T T C or LI F does have employees,apolicyisregO.ired. Beadvisedthat this affidayitmaybeshmitbn;dtotheDepa-imentofrndnstrial ACeide mr con�rmaiion of msm�ce coverage: Also be sine to sign and date the afadayit. The affidavit should bwretamed to iLo city or town that the application for the pemait or Ifcense is being requested,no t the D epartment of L l Ac;dAevfs- gmuldyou have aay 4atstions regmdmg the firw or ifyon arm repaired to obtak a workers° compensationpoRcy,please call the:Department atthe number lisf dbelow: �eIf-iosaretic�anie$shoulder rHeir self_in� ee Hc;=3se m=ber on tha apprapaafe Ime City or Town Off trials - r Please be sate ffiat tiie affidavit is complete and pifidedlegmIy. The Depmtncnthas provided a spa the b of t$e affidavitfor yoato fill ortinthe)event the Office oflnves 9atinns has to Coxd�tycaregardmg applicant P Iease be sure to fill in the pe m.$ cense mmnber which will be used as a refesmce number In addition,an applicant ent t3iat mast sabncrt multiple pe=V cam?�e appli�ions Many avemyear,need•only sabm�one affidavit indicating e pohry inforraatioa(ifne ssaiy)and nnd�-lob 5�e.A3&&-the applicant should y�-an I06ations in (�•y or town).-A copy of the•affidavitiba:thas been officbQr stamped or marked by the city or to may be provided 1n ffie applicant as proofthat a valid affidavit is on fle for future pew or licenses. A new affidayhun'St be flied ort each. year.*Where a home o acr or cititn is obtaining a license or peM.it not xrlafed fa any bniT1ess or cumin eseial vfttam - Cio.a dog licxnse or pemit to bam.Ieaves eta.)said pm-sou is NOT regared to complete this affidavit The Of of TuvcsEg9diOW woaTd19M to thank you m advm=for your coopmzdon=a Shonld you bav-D my gvestions, - please do nothesitate to give vs a Cal 'Ihe Departo mfs address,tcl ona and fax number - - Tha CaMMMTM1*of Masm&nset�_. Depadmmtc& �A=Uenta 2`a 617- -4 Mt 4€6 or 14771JA S.4F Fax#617 727 7M Ketvised4-24-07 Town of Barnstable Building Department Services Brian Florence, CBO KAM ►`� Building Commissioner 200 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 www-town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 Property Owner Must Complete and Sign This Section. - If Usin-A Builder as Owner of the subject property hereby authorize to act on my behalf X in all matters relative to work authorized by this building permit application for. (Address of Job) **Pool fences and alarms are the responsibility of the applicant Pools are not to be filled or utilized before fence is installed and all final inspections are performed and accepted. Signature of Owner Signature of Applicant Print Name Print Name Date Q:FORMS:OWNERPERMISSIONPWLS Rev:08/16/17 Town of Barnstable Building Department Services Brian Florence,CBO 5 Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 asesa www.town.barnstable.ma.us �a639 �1� p Mld Office: 508-862-403 8 Fax: 508-790-6230 HOMEOWNER LICENSE EXEMPTION Please Print DATE: JOB LOCATION: number street village "HOMEOWNER": name home phone# work phone# CURRENT MAU ING ADDRESS: cityhown state zip code The current exemption for"homeowners"was extended to include owner-occupied dwellings of six units or less and to allow homeowners to engage an individual for hire who does not possess a license,provided that the owner acts as supervisor. DEFINITION OF HOMEOWNER Person(s)who owns a parcel of land on which he/she resides or intends to reside,on which there is,or is intended to be,a one or two- family dwelling,attached or detached structures accessory to such use and/or farm structures. A person who constructs more than one home in a two-year period shall not be considered a homeowner. Such"homeowner"shall submit to the Building Official on a form acceptable to the Building Official,that he/she shall be responsible for all such work performed under the buildingpermit. (Section 109.1.1) The undersigned"homeowner"assumes responsibility for compliance with the State Building Code and other applicable codes, bylaws,rules and regulations. The undersigned"homeowner"certifies that he/she understands the Town of Barnstable Building Department minimum inspection procedures and requirements and that he/she will comply with said procedures and requirements. Signature of Homeowner Approval of Building Official Dote: Three-family dwellings containing 35,000 cubic feet or larger will be required to comply with the State Building Code Section 127.0 Construction Control. HOMEOWNER'S EXEMPTION The Code states that: "Any homeowner performing work for which a building permit is required shall be exempt from the provisions of this section(Section 109.1.1-Licensing of construction Supervisors);provided that if the homeowner engages a person(s)for hire to do such work,that such Homeowner shall act as supervisor." Many homeowners who use this exemption are unaware that they are assuming the responsibilities of a supervisor (see Appendix Q,Rules&Regulations for Licensing Construction Supervisors,Section 2.15) This lack of awareness often results in serious problems,particularly when the homeowner hires unlicensed persons. In this case,our Board cannot proceed against the unlicensed person as it would with a licensed Supervisor. The homeowner acting as Supervisor is ultimately responsible. To ensure that the homeowner is fully aware of his/her responsibilities,many communities require,as part of the permit application,that the homeowner certify that he/she understands the responsibilities of a Supervisor. On the last page this issue is a form currently used by several towns. You may care to amend and adopt such a form/certification for use in your community. Q.\WPFII.ES\FORMS\building permit formsU(PRESS.doc 08/16/17 k CSFA 106219E MICHAEL SILVA w' 82 WALTON AVENUE d, lo HYANNIS MA 02601 ' 06/28/2019 �c �e�pom�r�aoriusecz�o���ace. Office of Consumer Affairs&Business Re HOME IMPROVEMENT.CONTRACTIoP >; TYPE:Individual`;. ,Registratign Expiration 175708 06/03/2019 MICHAEL SILVA I ' MICHAEL D.SIL�A� 82 WALTON AVE. HYANNNIS,.MA 02601� Unders( 4 _ i MICHAEL SILVA 82 WALTON AV. HYAN N IS MA. 02601 508 245 2906 H.I.0 175708 C.S 106219 December 14, 2017 Maureen Flynn 1310 Bumps River RD. AW.�.; Centerville MA. Install New Andersen Windows Description.:. Dining room Bedroom 1 and 2 remove old casement .Then install' new double hung A series window with new 6 over 6 grills in class and full screen . With pre finish stain on inside with new trim : Outside install new sill with new P.V:C. trim with one new coat of paint on all new trim . Living room Remove one bow window Then Install new three I�C� mull double hung in place build out 9 In.from wall will give wide sill in side .-wit trim on inside and new P.V.0 tm and sill outside with one new coat of paint trim. Bedroom 1,2, and master bathroom install o'ne;double hung in place were old casement are .total windows replace 11 new d'ou61e%"u6g. Attach are page.quote . Total price labor and materail $21,198.00 Payment$7,066.00 down payment$7,066.00 when windows are on job .$7066.00 when windows are done. Michael Silva Maureen Flynn } 4 li BATH i . - MASTER : BEDROOM F 14 BATH -- 0 Cl [6aa` FOYER BEDROOM BEDROOM iDV1NG ROOM FLOOR PLAN H cu 5r-- ^ 1720 5Q a-T. 7Z - Ff: FORM 494 - SUMMONS WITH OFFICERS RETURN HOBBS & WARREN, INC PUBLISHERS DUCES TECUM REVISED DEC. 1971 BOSTON. MASS. 04r Tommomrattl of Maiisar4mirnii A TRUE COPY ATTEST BARNSTABLE DEPUTY SHERIFF ........................................................SS. U� .. ALFRED MART.IN Lt .............. ......... . . c/o Barnstable Building Insp. Dept. Town Hall ----------------•-------------•----•----....------------------------------------....-------- --------------------------------------- ......................... Hyannis MA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------greeting. ?Jon are I:Irrebg ratninanbeb, inn the name of The Continonwealth of Massachusetts, to appear before the.......BAR#ZSTABLK...DzS RICT.........Court........................................................................ bolden at.........BARNSTABLE___within and for the county of.......--BARNSTABLE on the.--i•Zonday--lOTh.............. ... .... ............day of---------------.JUNE 1996 .....at ...........---g. 4.5--AM----._o'clock in the-fare.....noon, and from day to day thereafter, until the action hereinafter named is heard by said Courl, to give evidence of what you know relating to an action of contract -_then and there to be heard and tried between.......................................... .............kii.C.haeI...Gardner..................Defends.rat...in...Gounterclai...&---Plaintiff and Kilra '_...P1.ai.nt.i.ffa._.in_..CQ.un.t.ex•.claim--&Defendant and you are further required to bring ivith.you-----------•-------------------------------- ------- ------------------------- ------------- All documents pertaining to. home addition of William Kilrov at ---•--•-------•--•--•--------------------------------------------------••---...._..----._..............----------•----......_..--------------......------------ 1310 Bumps River Road, Centerville including All inspection approvals --------------------•---•-•--•---•---------...._.......----•---........._...-----••---•----•-----.._....------------•--••--•-•--------..............----------- of work done in accordance with ITA Building Code. ----------------•--••-----------.......--•-------..._..__._......--------...----••---------------.....--•--------------------------------------------------.... ....................•-----------:__:..........--•---------------------....---••---.....--------------•--•--------...------.._...-•------------------------------ Ask for Atty._ DOi1 67EBER. (Off--Tel: (50.8)•771-7533).................................................... J#rrraf fail tint, as you will answer your default under .the pains and penalties in the law in that behalf made and provided. Ua#rb at ....Hyannis.c..r'A.. the. 6th..... day of• June A. D. 1996 ... ..................•• ----- .. --------•-- --- No ary Public zasg*ism c �l 1 1 VIOLATIONS NOTED: In Donald Lovering's Report(Advantage Home Inspection Inc.)the following code violations were registered. The count is as follows: MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE: 21 VIOLATIONS NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE: 1 VIOLATION MASSACHUSETTS STATE PLUMBING CODE: 2 VIOLATIONS BOARD OF STATE EXAMINERS OF PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS: 2 VIOLATIONS ALSO: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ASPHALT ROOFING MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION, THE AMERICAN PLYWOOD ASSOCIATION, AND THE UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY FOR PRODUCT INSTALLATION WERE NOT FOLLOWED. In all some 26 of the 54 reported shortcomings p were state or national code violations; 3 were disregard for manufacturers'recommendations; and the remaining 25 were related to faulty construction. A cursory observation by the town building inspector'also revealed other substandard work. For example, the collar ties connecting the peaked roof above the addition are higher than the allowed maximum to prevent bowing of the roof. Also noted was the danger to the health of the occupants due to the absence of finished flooring.over the subfloor. The finished flooring cannot be installed until the severe crowning of the,subfloor is corrected and other major defects(walls, cabinets, electrical, heating, plumbing e.g.)are corrected. September 10, 1995 ADDENDUM TO THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT Since the attached 'STATEMENT OF FACTS' was written in late November of 1994 (almost ten months ago)virtually every one of the ridge shingles has blown off. We have collected .them as evidence of faulty application. Also, rain water has entered through the peak of the new roof necessitating the installation of a tarpaulin by the owners to help prevent additional damage. The improperly constructed cricket actually collects water and debris instead of diverting them as it should. Erosion of the soil under the undersized concrete pad at the foot of the stairs leading from the deck continues to worsen,,as predicted. All other defects and code violations remain as reported by Advantage Home Inspection Inc. of South Dennis in January of this year. DATE:. November 25, 1994 IN RE: Complaint against Michael J. Gardner, owner, Michael J. Gardner & Associates, Building and; Remodeling, P.O. Box 334, Osterville, MA 02655. ' Massachusetts License Number 114949 William J. Jr. and Maureen E. Kilroy, 1310 Bumps River Road, Centerville, MA 02632 STATEMENT OF FACTS On April 16, 1994, we,William J. Jr. and Maureen E. Kilroy (owners) contracted with Michael J. Gardner (builder) for a kitchen addition to our home located at 1310 Bumps River Road, Centerville, Massachusetts, in Barnstable County. The agreed price for the work was $38,500.00 for labor, materials and permits. A contract specifying the terms of the agreement was drawn up by the builder and signed by both parties. An initial payment of $12,500.00 was made at that time. The builder assured us that he. was licensed and that he, his workers and all.subcontractors were bonded and insured. In the ensuing seven-plus months, numerous instances of fraud, deception, theft of property, cheating and sub-standard work resulted in the contract being breached.and the subsequent dismissal of the.builder. The date of notification of the dismissal was Tuesday, October 4, 1994. It should be noted that several weeks earlier, (on Thursday, July 28) the builder was told to remove his tools and materials from the property for failure to show up for work and observe the terms of the contract. He came to the house that same evening and entreated us to let him complete the job, promising to work uninterruptedly until everything was finished to our satisfaction. Since we had advanced another $10,000.00 and feared losing that money if he were to walk away,we relented and agreed that he could resume work. From then on, matters only worsened as the following facts will bear out. We have received a demand for payment of$8,350..52 from the builder in a letter dated October 25. That was followed by a letter from Don Weber, a lawyer retained by the builder, dated November 7, demanding the same amount. We reject these demands without restriction and petition for a judgement again the builder based upon the following irrefutable facts. The contract clearly states that the builder will "Construct new kitchen addition as Ve owners (sic) .plans:" This provision has been violated in several instances. STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 At the outset, the layout lines, when checked by the owners prior to the.forms for the foundation being installed, showed a length of 24 feet'while the plans called for a length of 26 feet. When this was brought to the builder's attention he feigned surprise, stating that he was working,from an initial sketch and not from the plans. (It must be noted that the builder was in possession of a set of plans well in advance of the time this proposal was submitted.) The second contract violation centered on the excavation and pouring of the basement area. While the contract drawn up by the builder specified "... new 8X16" keyed concrete footing." none was installed. Rather than the full 14'X26' basement room we contracted for, the builder provided less than half that area with the remaining space being a virtually useless shelf. Despite his failure to abide by the provisions of the agreement, the builder is now attempting to extract additional payment for concrete work. (Photos of this area as well as photos of other examples of the builder's work will support this declaration.) We had specified two basement windows. in' addition to the access doorway from the existing basement into the new space. When the foundation was poured, no provision was made for the windows, necessitating the concrete having to be cut out after curing, a needless expense. The builder attempted to have the excavation backfilled without any water-proofing tar- based product having first been applied. When questioned about this, he claimed the excavation contractor arrived too early and he had no chance to apply the waterproofing material. The excavator faulted&the builder, stating he came only after being told the foundation was prepared for backfilling. The roof construction is perhaps the best example of the builder's deviousness. The roof shingles according to the-contract_"... will match existing house roof shingle's." (sic). The existing shingles are a much heavier grade than those installed by the builder. The new shingles, Bird Wind Seal 80, put on by the builder do not match the existing roofing material in weight or quality. In addition, the builder failed to install the felt underlayment on the roof. This serious omission not only violates the terms of the contract, since the plans clearly specify application of the 15# felt, but serves to void the warranty of the manufacturer in the event of product failure. The terms of the warranty are printed-on each bundle of the Bird 80 shingles along with instructions for installation. A call to the Bird offices confirmed the fact that the warranty would not be honored. , Within days of the claimed completion of the roof,- rain poured down the inside wall where the new addition meets the existing structure., hen confronted with the problem, the builder said he expected it to happen since he did not install flashing along the edges. 2 i STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 That same wall, after the corrections were made, leaked even worse when it rained again. The builder claimed that all roofs leak, stating that he had worked for Cazeault Roofing and "their roofs always leaked." After three repair attempts, that area appears now to be holding back rainwater from entering the house, at least for the time being. Just as bad, if not worse, were the leaks over the door leading to the deck. During a particularly heavy downpour, rain cascaded down the interior wall (see photos of damage) and soaked gypsum board and trim. The builder attributed the condition to "condensation." claiming that any sheet rock installer will attest to that phenomenon. The first attempt. to rectify the damage was short-lived; the leaks reappeared when the next rain came. The application of a sticky tarlike adhesive under the leading edge has not yet been tested under severe weather conditions but our confidence in its ability to withstand heavy rain and wind is low, at best. The transition from the existing house to the new addition, in terms of the flooring is sub-standard by any reasonable measure. The rise in the sub-floor is so significant that merely walking from room to room calls attention to the deficiency. (Photos.) The builder was asked several times during the discussions we had with him prior to the awarding of the contract whether he could guarantee the evenness of the floors from old to new. He assured us over and over that the floors would be level throughout. His exact words were: ' "My floors are always level I pride myself on that." The new oak flooring in two areas of the addition would, to.quote the builder, be finished "like a bowling alley." He later refused to have that work done unless we agreed to pay for a sub-contractor he would provide. The cabinet installation is amateurish and unacceptable. When asked during installation if he squared the base cabinets with each other at the point where two right angle sections meet, or squared them with the wall, he stated they were squared with each other. "That is the only way'to do it," he told us. However, a roofing square placed in the corner where the two base cabinet sections meet reveals just how out-of-square the two sections are. (Photos.) The longer section measures 119'/4" from the inside corner to the end. It is almost 3" off at the end. The shorter length of base cabinets is 57" from the inside corner to the end. This section is more than '/2" out at the end. Because of this inappropriate installation, the vinyl sheet goods to be laid over the sub-floor will look crooked since a block design is imprinted on the face. Where the cabinet backs meet the walls, they do not fit flush. Tight against the walls at the bottom, they are severely open at the top, as the photos clearly show.. 3 . STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 The countertops the builder ordered were delivered weeks after the promised delivery date. The walls behind the range were so bowed that the backsplash would not lie flat. The builder applied a series of clamps to force the backsplash against the walls, but this procedure did not work. He then tore out a portion.of the sheetrock, shaved down the bowed stud, and attempted to patch the area. The result is a seriously botched job; an ugly depression in a most noticeable part of the wall. (Photo.) During the installation of the countertops, a screw was driven from below through the cabinet base and penetrated the laminate, causing a hole in the material. This defect will become worse as the tear widens, we have been informed. The walls around the kitchen are in very poor condition. In the bay window area, the walls below the sills are rippled. The builder said the painter would sand the high spots down; the painter said the corrections could not be made without damaging the gypsum board. It remains unresolved. The dining room walls are bowed where the new work meets the old. A level placed across the transition will rock noticeably and the poor workmanship is apparent from any place in the room. Installation of a chair rail and the hanging of wall coverings cannot be accomplished due to this unsightly condition. (Photos.) The doors to the dining room closet have been hung in such a way as to reveal a serious gap where the two panels meet. (See photos.) In both the kitchen and dining room pantries, shelf cleats were nailed to the studs. Cleats in the.kitchen pantry were 12" long; in the dining room the cleats were 20" in length. To these, 10" particle board was affixed, drastically undersized for the depth of the closets. The builder, when asked why the shelves were so shallow said the lumber yards on the Cape carried nothing else. The shelves were torn out and replac4vith adequate sized plywood by us. (See photos.) The back door leading to the deck will not stay shut. The least rising of the wind causes the door to .open. This condition is the result of two serious defects. First, the door is improperly hung and the strike plate does not match the latch. Second, since its installation, the deadbolt apparatus has been missing. (Photo.) The key broke off in the lock when the builder tried to correct a non-functioning deadbolt. He removed the operating parts and never replaced the pieces, even though he had the door painted and stained. The door must be covered with a heavy quilt to keep the wind from blowing through the cracks where the frame and door meet. (Photo.) In addition, heavy object propped against the door are necessary to keep it from blowing open. The door now in place is,the second one installed. Despite instructions to the contrary, the builder hung 4 STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 the first door in such a way that opening it from the deck side would result in it hitting against the base cabinet. The new deck has posed problems from the outset and is another example of ways in which the builder tried to cheat us. When the deck was about to be constructed, we met with the builder and went over the dimensions. He said he wanted to be sure we were in agreement. The dimensions,-according to the contract, were for a main deck of 22'X 10' and a secondary, step-down deck of 22X6 . When the deck framing was completed and the fir decking was about to be installed, we noticed that the lower deck seemed less than the six foot width the contract called for. A measurement confirmed our suspicions: the secondary deck was only five feet wide. We stopped the carpenter and alerted him to the shortage. He admitted he knew what the dimensions should have been, but stated that the builder told him to "make it five feet." The deck rails badly cupped and separated after installation. This was called to the builder's attention. He acknowledged the unacceptable quality and said he would replace the pressure treated rails with another species of wood. He said pressure treated wood often reacted that way when used as deck railing but he had hoped it would not be the case on our deck. For the bay window area, the plans are clear. A flush header was specified but not constructed. Instead, the builder installed-a drop header. The result is a particularly, unattractive alcove in a place which should have been an inviting, open dining area. The space behind the header is of no use whatever and robs the room of its symmetry and design. Plumbing and electrical work remain to be completed.. (Photos.) Fixtures are left hanging and chandeliers have yet to be connected. The toe kick heater under the sink is not connected and the cutout has yet to betaken care of. There is still a noisy air lock in the pipes. From the time the openings were`cut for the basement windows until the windows'were actually installed,- many weeks passed. During that time, several rainstorms occurred and the new cellar addition was flooded to a depth of three or four inches. The water ran into the existing basement area, damaging furniture stored there. Eventually, after repeated complaints, the builder placed a sump pump to extract the water. The smell of a damp cellar has never left. The windows were put in with no regard for sealing the kerfs left by the large circular saw used in cutting the openings. The spaces remain unsealed to this date. (Photos.) 5 STATEMENT OF FACT 11-25-94 The screens for the kitchen windows, which were to be included as per the agreement are not in place. All windows include screens with no grills. Only two of the tight required screens were delivered; each of the two screens has holes, making them unacceptable. Poor craftsmanship is evident in virtually every aspect of the project. Beyond the serious shortcomings outlined in preceding sections of this declaration, a series of additional deficiencies may be listed. (See photos.) Among these were the necessity to cut back the header in the kitchen in order for the cabinet doors to open fully without hitting the header edge; mismatched baseboard; mismatched door trim (one door frame higher than the adjoining one); ill-fitting window sills and window trim; gaps behind the backsplashes; unsightly seam in a prominent spot on.the backsplash; and poor nailing of the sub-floor. (The plans specified %" subflooring. The builder installed '/a" plywood.) Personal property was taken from the job site without permission. Initially, we discovered one of the workers throwing an extension cord into the builder's truck. When asked if the cord belonged to us, the worker said it did but wondered if we minded him borrowing it for use at another job. He was told we minded his not asking first.. When the builder was informed of this, he said he always instructed his help to not use any tools or equipment belonging to the homeowner. That same day`another worker was stopped as he was putting the same extension cord in his truck. A commercial push broom was taken from our house and, despite repeated promises to return it, more than ' two weeks went by before we saw it again-- with the handle missing. We had to buy a new handle at personal expense for our broom. A sledge hammer belonging to us was taken off ourproperty. The builder repeatedly denied any knowledge of its whereabouts. Later, perhaps a week or so, the sledge hammer was brought back. It was mistakenly thrown in with his other tools, according the builder, even though it was in our garage, in a corner, far from any of the tools used by the builder and his crew. At the outset of the project, the builder was asked on several occasions to set a.date when we could accompany him to the vendors he did business with to select cabinets and appliances. It was our stated intention to buy everything through him in order to get the job completed in a timely manner. We had told him before signing that we were expecting company from Europe in July and wanted the house to be ready when they came. He assured us that, while it would be tight, he could do the job. With that assurance, we signed. We never could pin the builder down to a time for shopping for the cabinets and appliances. Eventually we decided to take the allowances and shop on our own. It became increasingly clear that, because he had contracted with at least two other clients, we would be getting short shrift from him. At one point he recommended that we visit Cloutier Supply in Hyannis and select our vinyl sheet goods for the kitchen floor. After spending considerable time on two visits with a sales representative, we 6 STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 learned that the builder had no standing with the firm and any floor covering we chose would have to be paid for by us at the full retail price. We shopped elsewhere for a better deal and told the builder of our experience with Cloutier. He passed it off as of no importance despite our telling him of our discomfort with the embarrassing spot in which we found ourselves. A major aggravation throughout this trying period was the failure of the builder to show. up. There were periods when no work was done for days, even weeks, on end. Often, when the workers did show up (seldom did the builder accompany them except for brief flurries when he felt extreme pressure) they would work for an hour or two and then take .off without any notice. On many occasions,,a worker would appear, pick up a tool, and disappear. The workers, in addition to the builder, were a journeyman carpenter who has either quit or was fired shortly after we terminated our relationship with the builder, and a young, inexperienced laborer who often was left unsupervised to do skilled work beyond his level of competence. Twice he sawed into live electric wires with a reciprocating saw, one being the 220 volt line to the electric stove.. The builder refused to install the molding on the top of the cabinets which came with the delivery. He claimed that the molding was not a part of the cabinetry. We learned later that he had installed crown molding for another customer; even though those cabinets were purchased without the builder's involvement, just as ours had. This builder would not answer phone calls or'respond to his pager. We have been told by people who worked for him that he habitually avoided answering his phones and did not return calls. While working on our project, he contracted with a customer in our neighborhood for a room addition. She was told that our job was "on hold until late August„ so he was free to undertake her project, an inexcusable lie. At about the same time, he contracted to build a complete house in West Barnstable, promising the owners an October completion date. He became increasingly surly and rude, telling us at one point that we had a "jinxed house" and that he regarded our project as "the job from Hell." When we observed that he did not keep his promise to stick with the job until completion, he adamantly stated that "It was never my intent to work on this house a direct contradiction to his statements made at the time of his presentation to us,when he was bidding on the job. The problems with subcontractors were constant. The painter, the sheet rockers, the plumber, the concrete pourers,.all came to us insisting on payment for their work.. The STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 builder was never present when subcontractors were working. On one occasion, a truckload of gypsum board and other drywall materials was delivered. The driver asked for a check which he had been told was to be available for him. There was no check and we had no idea where the'builder was. After paging him unsuccessfully, the driver agreed to unload the material. He left and was back within five minutes saying unless he got paid, his instructions were to retrieve the load. We advanced the money to save further delays and left a message on the builder's answering machine, demanding repayment. He later called and promised to come to the house within ten minutes. He never showed up that day at all. The builder arrived the following day with cash and . paid us back, but only after much haranguing and,threatening language was directed at him. CONCLUSION It is difficult to express with words the frustration and anger"we feel over,the experience of these past seven-plus months. We have living with us a 92-year old relative who had to be removed from our home for a month and placed with other caretakers since we were without kitchen facilities. While the weather was mild, it was possible to cook outdoors on a gas grill. As the days got colder, that option was removed. We also take care of a grandson, who is just now approaching his first birthday. He stays with us four nights a week and the upset in our home caused by the non-caring and cavalier attitude of the builder has added to the burden of providing the care and attention.he needs. There is no question that much has been done to us. We have been victimized-by a non- principaled, unethical charlatan. The offended party in this action is most certainly us, the owners, who entered into an contract in good faith with a man who purported to be a skilled craftsman having the best interests of his clients uppermost in his mind. Instead we have encountered the worst sort of tradesman, one whose lack of conscience fosters deception and fraud in the greedy pursuit of money; one who treats those who have trusted him with contempt and ridicule. We are determined to right this wrong. Much is owed us; much,can never be repaid. Precious time has been lost forever. Undue stress and tension have been heaped upon us and our family and what was to have been a'pleasurable experience with a happy outcome has become instead a living nightmare fraught with deceit and, often, despair. 8 STATEMENT OF FACTS 11-25-94 What remains for us at this point is an unwavering faith in our system of laws and regulations designed to protect people from unscrupulous contractors like Michael L. Gardner. We are convinced that reasonable men and women, when presented with the facts and evidence, would concur that the builder is guilty of breaching the contract, fraud, deception, and sub-standard work. We seek a fair and equitable settlement to repair the damage done to our home and to us. William J. Kil , Jr. Maur en E. Kilroy 9 r f Napo � ib10 MICHAEL J. GARDNER & ASSOC. Building &Remodeling P.O. Box 334 (508, 428-4422 Osterrille, MA 02655 April 15, 1993 PROPOSAL FOR: Mr. William Kilroy _ Proposal # 94-22 1310 Bumps River Rd. Job Name.- Addition Centerville, MA 02632 - Job phone: 778-0787 JOB DESCRIPTION: I Construct new kitchen addition as per owners plans: EXCAVATION AND FOUNDATION: Excavate for foundation in rear of house. Install new 8x16" keyed concrete footing. Install new poured concrete foundation on top of footings (2500 psi mix with new foundation constructed at existing foundation height). Cut opening in existing foundation for access into new addition foundation. r FRAMING SPECIFICATIONS: Complete framing new addition according to plans:All framing material` will match existing house schedule's so that all floor heights, wall heights, and all soffit heights match existing house. New floor, exterior walls (all exterior walls will consist of 2x6" stud framing), interior petitions,. strapping, ceiling joists for "cathedral ceiling, and roof will be constructed and completed according to owner's plans. EXTERIOR TRIM, ROOFING, SIDING: All exterior trim will match existing house schedule's. All roofing will match existing house roof shingle's. All exterior siding will match existing house siding (all siding,will consist of white cedar extra clear shingles). Kilroy Proposal # 94-22 page 1 of 3 4/15/94. DOORS AND WINDOWS. All new doors and windows will be purchased and installed consisting of: Two (2) C14, one (1) CN24, one (1) CN235, one (1), M-7984 2'8"x6'8", and one (1) C235. All windows include screens with no grills. INTERIOR: Install all new insulation (R-19 in all exterior walls and an R-30 in flat ceiling and all slopes). All interior drywall will be installed, taped, and primed. Install new white oak 2" strip flooring 2' past location of new closets and in new addition;"Dinette° room (new flooring will not be finished in event that owner chooses to refinish the existing first floor rooms that already have oak flooring) Install all extension jambs for new windows along with all casing. Install all new door casing and all new baseboard. Install two (2) new interior closet,doors to match existing door schedule. PLUMBING ELECTRICAL, AND HEATING: Extend existing kitchen plumbing into new addition for new kitchen hook ups (see attached owners plumbing fixture's allowance). Extend existing heating into new addition for proper heating. Install all electrical switches, outlets, one (1) suspended ceiling fan, three (3) recessed lights, and one (1) exterior spotlight (see owners electrical fixture's allowance). INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND VINYL FLOOR: Apply one coat of primer to all new interior woodwork and two coats of ' finish painting to all new woodwork. Seal all knots and apply one coat of primer to all new exterior trim and two coats of finish to all new wood work. Install new vinyl floor in entire new addition kitchen (see owners kitchen floor allowance). EXTERIOR DECK: Remove existing deck. Construct new exterior deck that will have one (1) 8" step down from main deck (main deck will be 22'x10' secondary deck will be 22'x6'). All new deck boards will consist of 1x4" vertical grain Fir deck boards. New deck will have have new railings constructed on lower portion and on both sides consisting of: 2x6" p.t. posts, 5/46" p.t-. rails, and 2x2x36" red cedar balusters. Deck will also have new set of stairs constructed along side rear garage wall. ` Kilroy Proposal # 94-22 page 2 of 3 4/15/94 ALLOWANCES: Plumbing.- Kitchen sink $365.00 Garbage disposal $175.00 kitchen Faucet $350.00 Appliances: Stove $600.00 fah "error" �f Dishwasher $350.00 0/I,Soo ih -14 e. Microwave $150.00 Kitchen floor (includes installation) $1,200.00 bu//oler S fa vo,- Electrical fixture's $250.00 Kitchen cabinets with tops $8,500.00 Total Owners Allowances: / 9//0: o0 This proposal include's Building Permit with all inspections. Total job cost: $38,500.00 Thirty eight thousand five hundred dollars 00/100 Payments to be made as follows: One third deposit, remaining balance will be billed according to time, material, and subcontractors. ACCEPTANCE OF PROP SAL: Date 04lc?,51 Authorized �1 Signature Owne ® o o. v v br�2�9 f1 I, So o 0 100* Kilroy Proposal # 94-22 page 3 of 3 4/15/94 Don N. Weber Telephone Henry M. Curtis (508) 771-7533 (800) 344-2889 OWEBER, Telecopier/FAX (508) 790-4833 July 14, 1995 MAZZONI, HIGGINS &KENNEY Attn: James J. Higgins, Esq. P.O. Box 342 E. Dennis, MA 02641 RE: Gardner v. Kilroy, et ux 94 - 1189 Your rile No.: 9 4 - 3 81 Dear Jim: I understand that the building inspector .has contacted your clients several- times to perform : his inspection and continues to be put off by your clients. The only solution I can suggest is that I will seek a court order to enter. the premises and make an examination unless we can get this accomplished. for the .building inspector and my client's own expert witness. Would you please let me know. Very truly yours, DON N.WEBFR, P C. �Bo qr DNW:ew POST OFFICE BOX 1136, 687 WEST,MAIN STREET, HYANNIS, MA 02601 0� HIGGINS & KENNEY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1420 Route 6A P.O. Box 342 East Dennis, MA 02641 (508) 385-8301 James J. Higgins Fax (508) 385-8303 Leo M. Kenney Also Admitted in Florida July 20, 1995 Don N. Weber, Esquire P. 0. Box 1136 Hyannis, MA 02641 RE: Gardner VS: Kilroy, et ux NO: 94-1189 File-.No. 94-381 Dear. Don: ' I have discussed your letter of July 14, 1995 with Mr. Kilroy. Mr. Kilroy informs me that he has not been contacted by anyone from the Building Department for the Town of Barnstable concerning an inspection. Perhaps if you give me the name of the inspector I can speak. with him directly. Very truly yours, J/Mejs J. Higgins JJH/im cc: Mr. and Mrs. Kilroy 905 TO// Sj),jlb, � C�685 JAA1WR Y a. , 1995- 'Plf6E41 ----- " e contractors failed to reimburse'`--,---= more than$100,000 in fees to homeown- ri01181111f1@I' Watchers after home improvement work was either done shoddily or not performed 1 at all,according to state officials. Arbitrators or courts have previous- Contractors ly ordered the contractors to repay the money. One of the companies - Cardi- f ace loss nil Home Improvement of Pittsfield — has been ordered to pay back about of licensesThe$�o f The consumers with legitimate eom- plaints about contractors have been By Matt Carroll able to collect up to$10,000 each from a GLOBE STAFF state fund that was established by the _ contractor law. For the fir8t time in state histo- Ise guaranty fund has $1.7 million ry, contractors could be in1iti collected from contractors' regis- . stripped of their state.regis- tratipn fees. Through December, the tration and not be allowed to fuhd had paid$125,000 to consumers. do any more home improve- "We're tr n tp weed otlt some;of merit work. the bad�guyss ed on eonsutnOx.coni- At shearing scheduled for Wednes plaints, said;`lEdgar Dworsky;.a state day, eight contractors will face charges. spokesman, they violated the 1992 home improve-, r ment contractor law. They could also ; ere " ,;o aryiri$ to get tie mes- face f9nes,Of up to$2,000 for every regu- s Out t 11t t we-fa; a ]aw on the lotion.they violated, b ti an ore* i} are 4 quired to. Attd''for con8imiere, we The hesrint,will' be held by. the . W t th -.46 know there is some re- Home Improvement Contractor d s," a said: Program,which is part of the Board of Building 'Regulations and Standards, Over, oy::consumers who do under the state .Department of Public t1 a through contractors registered Safety. wl, the.state are eligible to receive �1: UMER WATCH,'Page A4 ------------------------- -Some contract: are facln loss of licenses g ■CONSUMER WATCH Continued from Page Al ea mercom. In the subject line, write Home Improvement. Booklet. money from the guarantyfund, Dworsky said. '. Contractors who want more information about how to regis- A homeowner who deals with an unregistered contractor is ter should call(617)727-8598. out of luck, at least as far as getting reimbursed through the Hand. v g . To register,it costs contractor's with three or fewer empl6y. Approximately 18,000 borne improvement contractors have ees$100;four to 10,$200. The fee.is paid only once. The contractors at the hearing who face the loss of thttin registered with the state, said Kenneth R. Lucas, program registration are: -manager for the home Improvement Contractor'Program.ln' Cardinal Home Improvement of Pittsfield, V1I I{emodelQrs While cstimatc!s fluctuate widely, he estimated. there are of MiI r I. New England Craftsman of Bristol, Conn.,.Cardigal 40,000 home improvement contractors working in the state. Siding c;,; of Winchendon, Thomas Construction of Sharon,The hearings will be held on Wednesday,starting at 9 a.m., ' Mass. Building and Remodeling of Plymouth, Spectrum Con-'_1 Ashburton Place in Boston, in the conference.rooni on the struction of Boston, and Advanced Home Design of Lynn. E, 21st floor. The hearing is open to all. The companies could not be reached for comment-because Consumers who want'more information ,about the law they either have.hid phones disconnected or the lines' o should call call: ((i)?>7471J780:E•Mail can be sent to as/c9c0n: longer work. t 4 " 1 j Assessor's office(1st Floor): Q / Assessor's map and lot num �J THE Conservation Health ( Floo -SEPTIC SYSTEM MUST Board of Health(3rd flo r) � �� • Sewage Permit number -'�� 1AJS A Lr7e3 onf Cr.nngD n e �`.; ;SAUSTAm,t Engineering Department(3rd floor):. - °o teso. House number 1.. ' �j'J 13/_t� Mai Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Bodd 19 APPLICATIONS PROCESSED 8:30-9:30 A.M.and 1:00-2:00 P.M.only TOWN OF B_ARNST_ABLE BUILDING INSPECTOR APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION _ (f✓rU(rJ C' 19 TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: The undersigned hereby applies for a permit according to the following information: ) 9n Location 10 `0✓ I Vq LV—tL/ ��� l.`�f'/l K v4 (Llil�`� ►t' Proposed Use Zoning District P C— Fire District �� �✓I��� Name of Owner "Vol Or 1111902 S• Address ��U Name of Builder "► 11 ` Gy� Vv�' Address ` 0 3 oc7k e'Vd 1,e b Name of Architect Address Number of Rooms Foundation fl. 4U V��l co64tY4 Exterior Roofing +C7 P� Floors I ou Interior Day�Vu I' Heating t`b✓� tAL K(f� V I Sf�� Plumbing ��� �1 9 W E Fireplace e'� " ✓t �r �b0 Approximate Cost Area Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee 160 M �cr4(k, OCCUPANCY PERMITS REQUIRED FOR NEW DWELLINGS i I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and Regulations of the Town of Barnstable regarding the a ve construction. Name ply.t�Q VYI? Construction Si ipervisor's License V KILROY, WILLIAM J. 779 -G -7 S 7 r .-7o.1 No Permit For BUILD ADDITION Single Family Dwelling Location 1310 Bumps River Road �- Centerville Owner 'William J. Kilroy Type of Construction Frame - r_, • ± r Plot Lot , Permit Granted'" April 19 , - 19 94 Date of Inspection: 1 Frame , 19 Insulation ''" 1i< qV 19 Fireplace 19 Date Completed 19 - L w r i Assessor's map;and lot numberT..4�......: ., • _ :y e / Oi'THET� rt tewage Permit number House number :............... ..fh.. �,�.� �.�..,° L SEPTIC SYS as}� j Z I ST1►D /^� ' T'Ei1 M ' 'J ��r4 '.•. a.,• s` *�Pr f IN�sT'ALLED IN COMPLI9 ' TOWN ' O F: F 'BAR LTT! ITLE 5 i\ SAL CODS AKIO BUILDIHG . INSPECTOR f i ;APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO ,,Q�' ���� '� G�E' � . r, TYPE' OF CONSTRUCTION W'' �� ��' n� .. ..............? 19. TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: The undersigned hereby applies for a pefmit,according to the following information: Location ...�� ....../2'.?.....���'�'.........� "' '�'.''`� � �! ProposedUse .....:.. ,5 d ..........................................................K ........ Fire District f� �r UPS/ s 1 ZoningDistrict ........ 1....... .............. .... ............................................ � .................�'%✓� / G C�i� .....�/ CSTAddress �4 �/�G "�''���v'c� Name of Owner ... .... Name of Builder ............ ' ..... .... .Address ............................................. ...: Name of Architect ::, �...:...:.......................Address ............ Number of Rooms ................ ..................... Foundation .. .. '......_......, t - Exterior ....... .. N .�'� S%• �.f4-�.. ... . ...>.............Roo fing-1 Sad 4?... . Floors .,...,..... � �G .. , ........°.!..... Interior"' 9•t C;.. r:c:.: Heating w4L-,. ...��. ...���.!� .. Plumbirig ✓�' T/,/ .. ...... t ......... .... ...... ...... . i Fireplace ...:*.. �'•c G, ....i�� .:...:.... .......'..:.... .....Approximate Gos .................. .... Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board __ __- 7 19 Area Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee `/.:d. ,.... SUBJECT TO APPROVAL. OF BOARD OF .HEALTH ` �ALTH ew B V ' . 9 OCCUPANCY PERMITS REQUIRED FOR NEW DWELLINGS I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and Regulations of the Town of,Barnstable regarding the above construction. t� • _ - Name ....................... •. ' Construction Supervisor's License ., Q............................�`S -.� bAVID BUILDING TRUST " No .26562..�. Permit for ..One Story ............. ' Single Family:.:Dwelli ........................ location Lot 1' 1310 Bites River Road .......... ...... " r c rville Cente ,,- Owner .David Building Trust ... A:'. Type of Construction .Frame........ ...........::...... .. . ............ o-� ^f Plot ............................. Lot .................. ......... F- _ Permit' Granted ..June 719 84 � +' Date of Inspectiaf ' .. ?1..I.d ....t190 Date Complete ...... .... .19. ✓ ol ox y � .-� .�, !a,.. .. tar. ,/ � •''_ - .- �. A, " i 7• 4. a te" ®, Assessor's._map'and lot number .. . .........0.. c.:. .. �L n �` 6i/7/d`� uF THE ro Clewage Permit number ......................G......:/.L.7.......... ..... / ] Z BARNSTa LE,,i House number ................................................. .........1.......: -. 63 9a\�� c 'F0 MPY TOWN 6FBARNSTABLE BUILDING INSPECTOR APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO ',��..............................1. ....//vel ...................................................... TYPE, OF CONSTRUCTION ........ ......i... / P .................................................................................... i ... . `.......d...... ...................19.R z TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: The undersigned hereby applies for a permit according to the following information: Location � T 4 /./.�?��..... �1!�°.!�...... Y " �t�'t'T�'iu'�� ........................................ ProposedUse .........5!:... .. ................................................................................... ...................................................... Zoning District ........................................................................Fire District �E.v7"— 4ST• .............................................................................. Name of Owner U�I.O.410 �I'G<S?'.Address .�J�..��JG e!'?a.}'F'�vi . . Nameof Builder ....................................................................Address .................................................................................... Nameof Architect ..................................................................Address ........................................:........................................... Number of Rooms ..... � Foundation ..7�U '.P C?� (.OUt��"c`"••• ••••••••• ..................................................... ........... ............. Exierior ...Roofing Y Floors .Interior ! C Heating ..... . ................Plumbing o?.6'��/,! Fireplace . F � E.......................................Approximate Cost ....Rm.04.0 .............................................. .. r ........ ..... .. . Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board ___y_a _____________19 _ Area r.-. P Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee / "'. SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF BOARD OF HEALTH AVM 9y y >° 61 i � OCCUPANCY PERMITS REQUIRED FOR NEW DWELLINGS I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and Regulations of the Town of Barnstable regarding the above r construction. Name �::............................................ Construction Supervisor's License d0 via�� DAVID BUILDING TRUST k--188-46 )-4 r S Y. . . No ...45jR. . Permit for O.n.eA.. ... ...... ......... Single �g. lY.-Pw!�Uipg. .... .............. Location JPjt Ar.....140„ALIV.P.: YQX�..RQad Centervi ................................... ..................................... Owner ....David Building Trust ............................. ............................... Type of Construction J�............................ ................................................................................ Plot ............................ Lot ................................. 84 Permit Granted ......................June 7,..................19 Date of Inspection ....................................19 Date Completed ..................... ................19 'Of TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Permit No. --------------------- Building Inspector Cash wa OCCUPANCY PERMIT Bond --- - -------- I sued to d Bqi!(I�q Trust Address Wiring Inspector Inspection date Plumbing Inspector �A-(-,x Inspection date Gas Inspector Inspection date Engineering Department Inspection date Board of Health Inspection date THIS PERMIT VVILL NOT BE VALID, AND THE BUILDING SHALL NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLIANCE WITH TOWN REQUIREMENTS AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 119.0 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE. ........................................ ............ .... Building Inspector �. • } - FROM .. r t TOWN OF BARNSTABLE.. I . _ Mr: Francis;Latttene BUILDING DEPARTMENT . 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