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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1367 HYANNIS BARNSTABLE ROAD i‘e,./(54,7 _ 4 E R 1 Application number... ..7::Z YQ •. ,r ©PIG ' 015,01M Fee f 1659•P f OCT 16 2019 Building Inspectors Initials....... TOIIV r 1�= bAR1\ STABLE Date Issued �(� /1 ..Map/Parcel........ :97 006 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE EXPEDITED PERMIT APPLICATION: ROOF/SIDING/WINDOWS/DOORS/TENTS/STOVES/WEATHERIZATION PROPERTY INFORMATION Address of Project: 13 4`7 /1 yC kbo s a-ro s trcUJ 6- 2' -3/4- s¢Gh NUMBER STREE VILLAGE Owner's Name: 44ILA/ 4fl4 S-1-61-4- Phone Number c O� 1.-1 V$ (3 1 Email Address: Cell Phone Number Project cost$ ?a0 d Check one Residential 7 Commercial OWNER'S AUTHORIZATION As owner of the above property I hereby authorize EDw R D bet/tiEr612- •to make application for a btu ! p- .t •dance with 780 CMR Owner Signature. _ — --.. �.' . _: t 0�( I TYPE OF WORK g3 Siding ❑ Windows (no header change)# El Insulation/Weatherization Cl Doors(no header change)# Commercial Doors require an inspector's review ❑ Roof(not applying more than 1 layer of shingles) /_ IT Construction Debris will be going to '��A'Sm6� a n S f er CONTRACTOR'S INFORMATION Contractor's name G w 4-!Z 17 &ra,AI i Home Improvement Contractors Registration(if applicable)# //3e 3 (attach copy) Construction Supervisor's License# CS-P A- aS2h / (attach copy) • Email of Contractor 61HPte,dge (1i c v4-5 e. Wild() Phone number 5b1 ,fir 5-25Y ALL PROPERTIES THAT HAVE STRUCTURES OVER 75 YEARS OLD OR IF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS IN APPLICATION NUMBER *For Tents Only* Date Tent(s)will be erected Removed on number of tents total Does the tent have sides?Yes No (If yes please attach floor plan with exits marked) Dimensions of each Tent X X X Additional tent dimensions can be attached on a separate piece of paper. Purpose of Event Check one: this event is a: for profit non-profit event Check one: Food served Yes No Flame Spread Sheet of each tent must be attached. Provide a site plan with the location(s)of each tent Fuel source being used LP tank 20 lbs. or>Yes No , if yes, a gas permit is required. - Natural Gas Yes No ,if yes,a gas permit-is required. If food is being served at your event please obtain a Health Department approval between the hours of 8:00am-9:30 am or 3:30 pm-4:30pm. Commercial events may require Fire Department approval. *WOOD/COAL/PELLET STOVES * Manufacturer# Model/I.D. Fuel Type Testing Lab Offsets from combustibles: front back left side right side HOMEOWNER'S LICENSE EXEMPTION Homeowner's Name: Telephone Number Cell or Work number I understand my responsibilities under the rules and regulations for Licensed Construction Supervisor in accordance with 780 CMR the Massachusetts State Building Code. I understand the construction inspection procedures,specific inspections and documentation required by 780 CMR and the Town of Barnstable. Signature Date APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE Signature l' -( Date / Q / All permit applications are subject to a building official's approval prior to issuance. o*1HE ram, Town of Barnstable le . f,, Regulatory Services g rY ‘ARAITsryThomas F. Geiler, Director Building Division Thomas Perry, CBO Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 www.town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 August 6, 2008 Attorney Edward E. Veara Zisson and Veara Attorneys At Law 828 Main Street Dennis, MA 02638 Re: Thomas Vetorino a73‘,7 4-70v/ek Dear Attorney Veara: This letter is in response to your correspondence regarding Vetorino on Hyannis/Barnstble Road. Both myself and Robin Giangregorio have been to the site and are exploring the best option to proceed at this point. Your patience and your clients patience are appreciated, and we will be coming to a resolution soon. Respectfully, Thomas Perry, CBO Building Commissioner ZISSON AND VEARA ATTORNEYS AT LAW 828 MAIN STREET DENNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02638 TELEPHONE (508) 385-6031 FAX (508) 385-6914 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 2031, DENNIS, MA 0 2 6 3 8-004 3 EDWARD E. VEARA E. JAMES VEARA RICHARD L. ZISSON PAUL V. BENATTI (1942-2006) MICHAEL I. FLORES CHRISTOPHER A. VEARA EDWARD T. PATTEN OF COUNSEL ANNE E. BATCHELDER COLLEEN A. WOLCOTT SHARON MARCHBANKS July 15, 2008 VIA CERTIFIED:;MAIL I ,r.� •. RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED .44 Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner ` ' 7 Town of Barnstable` - ' f 100 Main Street : • Ca? - Hyannis, MA 02601` :r ,; > a • hJ` t9 Re: Thomas Vetorino et al- Request for Zoning Enforcement cn Dear Mr. Perry: On June 23 2008 this office wrote to.you on behalf of Mr. Gary Amster seeking enforcement of the Zoning Ordinance/By-laws of the Town of Barnstable•with respect to specific properties owned or controlled by Thomas Vetorino, his wife,or trust under their control, and more specifically d'e'signated by parcei'and lot numbers from"the Town of Barnstable Geographic Information System. This request was made specifically in accordance with the provisions of General Laws Chapter 40A Section 7. (For your reference a copy of said request is enclosed.) In relevant part, this statute charges you with the following responsibility: ' If the officer or board charged with enforcement of zoning :. • ordinances or by-laws is requested in writing to enforce such ordinances or by-laws against any person allegedly in violation of the same and such officer`or board declines to act, he shall notify, • - in writing, the party requesting such enforcement of any action or a"�` refusal to act, and the reasons therefor, within fourteen days of receipt of such request. • Our request for zoning enforcement was received by your office and a certified mail receipt was signedon.June 24, 2008. To date, we have not received your written response, either setting forth the steps you will take to terminate the violations of the zoning by-law at the specified location, or in the alternative, your reasons for declining to take such action by means of zoning enforcement. • ZISSON AND VEARA Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner July 15, 2008 Page 2 Your failure to respond is most unfortunate. The Trial and Appellate Courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts have established that your response is a pre-curser to our ability to have the matter reviewed by the Barnstable Zoning Board of Appeals initially, and thereafter, the Barnstable Superior Court. The courts have also established that the means of compelling a response, when for whatever reason the Building Commissioner or Zoning Enforcement Officer declines to follow the provisions of 40A, Section 7, is an action by way of mandamus seeking an Order of the Barnstable Superior Court compelling you to submit a written response, either asao the action that you will take by way of enforcement, or the reasons why you will decline to take any enforcement action. This process only adds an unnecessary expense to the Town of Barnstable and maybe completely eliminated by the office of the Zoning Enforcement Officer simply following the statutory mandate. Should we not have your response within five (5) business days of the receipt of this correspondence, we will file a complaint in the Superior Court of Barnstable County against you seeking in that complaint, a mandatory injunction compelling you to respond as required by General Laws, Chapter 40A, Section 7. Again, I stress this would only be an unnecessary expense to the Town of Barnstable and trust you will not make the Town incur the same. Cordi lly, Edward E. Veara EEV/lmb Enclosure Cc: Gary Amster John Klimn , Town Administrator VETORINO'S WOODCHUCK Hat FARM 430 Braggs Lane Barnstable, Ma. 02630 (508) 362-6354 cell (508) 776-3665 June 25,2008, Town of Bamstable Zoning Dept. Atten; Robin 200 Main Street Hyannis, Ma.02601 This letter of explanation is at your request after the inspection of our property at 430/450 Braggs Lane in Bamstable,on Tues.June 24,2008 regarding our composting farm. - We own and operate on approximately 8+-acres a small composting and vegetable farm. The actual composting is done on less than 3/4 acre of the property. Since receiving the first complaint regarding noise in the spring of this year we have installed all new muffler systems on our equipment and in some cases double mufflers..We have made every effort to comply with our'new'neighbors request to keep the noise down while she sleeps late mornings. Especially on the days she is at home. Some days a short period of running the equipment is unavoidable. We do not start any machinery up before 8am and it is all silent by 7pm In total the equipment is run approx.2-4 hrs.total all week. We are producing less than 400 yards of compost annually with leaves and grass dropped on the property by our son and an occasional neighbor. We are more than the required 25 ft.setback from the street in all directions. We have been operating. out of this property since 1972 as a farm and composting yard waste (Recycling it)We were granted Agricultural Rights by Herb Stringer(building Inspector)in the 70's and again in the 80's by Joe DeLuce (building Inspector)and then Mr Whitty of the Assessors office(all verbal agreements). We do not sell to the public..Our son takes any composted product(loam)that we do not use for our own purposes...We have a large vegetable garden,a barn and at this point no animals although we have had many in the past..Pigs,cows,chickens,turkeys,ducks,etc. We have not had a single complaint regarding odor,noise,traffic etc.in the past 36 years. Not until our new neighbor moved in. Regarding her claim that there is constant large truck traffic coming and going that is just not true.. Late in the afternoon 3-5 days a week,there are anywhere from 1 to 3 pickup trucks that make one trip each to drop off lawn clippings in the summer and leaves in the fall. This is only from April thru Nov. Occasionally a small dump truck will pick up some finished product(loam)and leave with that,but that may be any where from 1 to 10 times a month. We are only here from May first thru Dec. This is not by any means a full time commercial operation.. This is a small family project exclusively for the family use. We have also been requested to remove the woodchips from the end of Hyannis/Bamstable Road that the Town of Bamstable started to put there in 1980's and again when they cleared Phinneys Lane in the 90's.(Yes,we have added to the pile on occasion).This will be taken care of as promised but our neighbor can not be calling the Town to complain every time we fire up a machine to try to remove these chips. They stop us and hence the chips cannot be removed.... I appreciate the time and effort you are putting into this Robin and hope that this helps to sooth the situation a bit. I am sorry that this needs to be on your desk at all Thank you again, C Sincerely, UClitt Tom&Karin Vetorino 0 ID 0114177. r� / t TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2008 l'iii: o��l y� S, 11 Y i4 Protecti,iril . the farm', ,„„, ,44 ,, , rigHt,,, ,,:, „. „ arm . . ,,,,,:.„,,....,..„: .„..1.:-., . oters at this year's on a farm in West Barnstable. resources of Cape Cod pro- The Cape CodFarmBureau, all gone and in its place were annual Dennis Town She's a generation older than I claimed that local farmers founded in 1916;.promoted the expensive summer homes with • Meeting passed a war- am but farmingwasnt that far were doing very well.The Capes;agricultural interests views of the Atlantic Ocean. rant article designat- away from my own childhood. surveyy noted that"There can and the regions potential for With the cost of food ris- • ing the town as a``right to When I was in elementary hardly he anywhere in the. growth.Coupledwith a strong ing and the occasional scares farm';community.Yarmouth school,our school bus would United States a farming region Grange organization armers about what things might be and Harwich already have occasionally stop at the Brew- where farmers,producing were given bot fi ;•fnancial and contained in our food it would similar bylaws. ster Baptist Church to allow either on large or small scale; informationalsuPPort � t' be good to see more farming I suspect the bylaws are 011e Lund to drivel is 20 cows have so many outlets to good In 192V theree ere more on Cape Cod.And there are meant to prevent across Main Street:down to his market or where those markets than 100,indepeendent poultry signs that this is happening. 7 some newly arrived Lower Road pasturage.We'd are so readily accessible.Even farmers'on�Capek Some_ Several new farmers'markets residents from purchase our milk from his the smallest farmer can readily one thatyearotookthe time to have recently opened,featur- a- calling town hall dairy farm as'did most of the reach the numerous city mar- count.35;352,c1ucken`s`hving in` • locallyr�, �. ,tea,,,. ,� ing grown produce. ,zzs should they`her a people in town.AtThanks iv-. kets within a district havinga Barnstable'Coun rt P P g1 xt3' And towns are actively look - But rooster crowing in ing,we'd,get a freshly killed population of over two million But farm acreagegeclined. ing to.encourage small-scale Y< k� the early morn- and dressed birdfromLincoln persons,all living within..a from a high oftmore than agriculture.Maybe it's time ` , ing.Don't Brogi s turkey farm up on radius of sixty miles from the 40,000 acres m those,ayears to we realized that a good tasting 11 laugh,it has Route 137 k :, westerly.end of the Cape." less than.5 OOO�acres bythe , tomato doesn't have to come happened. . If you wanted chickens,the A chart in that report early 1990s as housing.subdi= from California and that a COOGAN The need for Chase family in EastBrewster showed that there were 675 visions constmed;old fields- rooster crowing in the morn- such a provi- had plenty of them.Most people farms ranging from three . and orclardsPe baps no ing might not be such a bad sion surely points out how had gardens anditwas no big acres to more than 1,000 acres, better example. anibe,given thing after all. different we are from times not deal to go out tothe henhouse with a value of about$5.5 than what hapen ped to'IVlayo's so long ago. for an egg If a robster crowed,it million.Cranberry and straw- Duck Farniln`Eas Orleans Jim Coogan is a retired teacher I.just finished reading a series wasn't anything unusual:It was berry farming,and the produc- When I_waslu',ghschool,the from Sandwich.His column of reminiscences by Helmi ' part of the sounds and smells of tion of vegetables,including farm,was,srasmglthou runs every other 7tcesday. W inikainen in the Barnstable how people lived. . potatoes,asparagus and corn, sands•of duccks onnthe bluffs Reach him at P.O.Box 1181, Patriot newspaper,about her A state survey done in found steady markets both overlooking Nauset Beach Ten ;East Dennis MA 02641 or e- life as a younggirl growingu 1922 on the population and locall and off Cape. ears later,m the197,Ositwas mail him at coogan206@gis.net. P P P Y P Y y � iy % �M!4-< 9i,.fiR. � �oM LY t , , }7 Z`, t ''. {� vep le N., . $ x; rs> d ' ,� ,4�,11. ,2 +`� y M.' " 1 p x a sF 1 ' ZISSON AND VEARA , - , c Si\; Y -f ATTORNEYS AT LAW 828 MAIN STREET Z � 1TA � t i , DENNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02638 t1 TELEPHONE (508) 385-6031 FAX (508) 385-6914 *'S -- MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 2031, DENNIS, MA 02638-0043 EDWARD E. VEARA E. JAMES VEARA RICHARD L. ZISSON PAUL V. BENATTI (1942-2006) MICHAEL I. FLORES CHRISTOPHER A. VEARA EDWARD T. PATTEN OF COUNSEL ANNE E. BATCHELDER COLLEEN A. WOLCOTT SHARON MARCHBANKS June 23, 2008 VIA CERTIFIED MAIL - RRR Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner Town of Barnstable 100 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601: Re: • Thomas Yetorino et al-Request for Zoning Enforcement ...---B Dear Mr. Perry- 4 . -. • • • y //}V// Please be advised that this office is writing on behalf of Mr. Gary,Amster.who is a resident and taxpayer of the Town.of Barnstable,-whose residence is located at(1367 Hyannis-Barnstable R ad. This correspondence is to be.considered a request for zoning enforcement pursuant to the provisions of General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 7, and accordingly, we would request a written response either by way of the requested action, as will be set forth later in this correspondence, or a written declination to take such action and the reasons therefor, all within the time constraints set forth within the aforementioned statutory provision. • As previously noted, Mr. Amster's residence is located at 1367 Hyannis-Barnstable Road. To acclimate you as to the nature of the situation of which we are complaining, I have attached as an enclosure with this correspondence a copy of the Town of Barnstable Geographic Information System, and will refer to the parcels at issue by parcel number from that system: Mr. Amster's residence is shown on the aforementioned.map as parcel number 297006. We have penned-in the name of Hyannis- Barnstable Road,and, at this point;although not shown on this map, Hyannis-Barnstable Road is a dead end street which abuts they layout of the Mid-Cape Highway(Route 6)and is improved by way of pavement and a cul-de-sac at the road's terminus at the edge of the highway layout.,_•-) ,- - •. Of further significance are two parcels of land owned by the Town of Barnstable which encompass a portion of the public way and cul-de-sac. These parcels are identified as parcels numbered 297004 and;29.70014. • - � • ZISSON AND VEARA Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner June 23, 2008 Page 2 Finally,the properties which are owned or controlled by Thomas Vetorino, his wife, or trust under their control, are shown on this map as parcels numbered 297015 and 297016. The area where Mr. Amster's residence is located is in a residentially zoned district. Notwithstanding this zoning district and its constraints, Mr. Amster reports and has documented by way of photographs that there is a commercial operation in the nature of stump grinding, loam screening, and heavy equipment operation at the Vetorino location. Moreover and most astounding is the fact that the Vetorino operation is using the two town-owned parcels as storage areas for bulk storage of large piles of mulch and screened loam. Mr. Amster reports to me that this"storage area"not only infringes on the paved portion of Hyannis-Barnstable Road, but is being deposited there and on-loaded onto dump trucks that would traverse Hyannis-Barnstable Road for purposes of being loaded by heavy equipment. Not AI only is this a violation of the residential zoning restraint, but the noise and traffic is disturbing the residential quality and tranquility of the neighborhood. Further,the volume of heavy trucking poses a substantial risk to persons, including young children, that reside on what is a dead-end street. In addition to the aforementioned violation,town-owned parcel number 297014 also has had a driveway constructed upon it. It is our understanding that this road/driveway is being used to gain access to parcel number 297016 which is being used for a commercial enterprise. The proper and lawful access to this property should be at 450 Bragg Lane and not across the town-owned parcel numbered 297014 as there appears to be no grant of easement or rights whatsoever to support this present use of the town- owned land. Mr. Amster has provided us photographs of the operation on the property at parcel number 297015 and designated on the enclosed map as a stump dump, which clearly demonstrates the extreme nature of the commercial activity that is being conducted on the property. Hugh excavating equipment is in place as well as screening and grinding equipment for purposes of creating the mulch and screening loam for resale. All of the aforementioned activities at this location are in violation of the residential zone in which the properties are located, and accordingly, we would ask that immediate action be taken by way of a cease and desist order directed to Mr. Vetorino and members of his family who own or control parcels numbered 297015 and 297016. We request that said order require immediate cessation of the operation of heavy equipment,the conduct of a stump dump operation and loam screening facility, as well as the use of the two town-owned parcels for storage and loading areas for these products. I trust that you will take immediate steps to investigate and to act in a way to resolve and terminate this violation of Barnstable's zoning bylaw at this location as well as to provide us, in writing, the requested enforcement orders, or in the alternative,the declination to issue such an enforcement order ZISSON AND VEARA Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner June 23, 2008 Page 3 and your reasons therefor, as required by General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 7. Please direct your response to this office as attorneys for Mr. Amster. Thank you. Cordially, akke,se Edward E. Veara EEV/so Enclosures Cc: Gary Amster , Town of Barnstable Geographic Information System June 18,2008 O 298033 p2g 298027 INI' 298-028' 298114 298111 29811 0 #14350 #1440 #449 #429 t#3 Q #20 #28 Th r 2 297011 _ -_ ;i 2981160 #1830 4; #35 29705 9828 B t? 298112 277001 277006 298113 #32 ) #523 #1841 297012 #470 [ O y 297006001 ;; 297070 r \276059- #1802 297009 9�; ° #49 #50 `� #58 #559 ` #1405 1 \27:r,.: 276057 0 ❑ ra N563 . #567 #1795 f 29702C� o 276 r ` '` A 2978 ° #1396JJ 297071 �7 297067 #573 , 002 #1391 y 297077 # #70 #82 r276031 #85 7 r , #800 297007 297072 Fin 276055 #1379 297015 297016 #75 A ##80 #579 C 297005003 297013 #� #430 276054+ AN #1776 #137_2 = rft #585` 276012 297006 V• Q 297073 r 297059 #1748 #b87 ` 297078 #95*l r' ¢297068 #92 0 Ty #87 » #100 Iii MIO. i 1 297082 Irezf297074 3..n. 067 297060 CA/Pe pe H #1351 •# #105 ,Q #110 #118 { ,GHwAY�,... 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J Q 0- _____-- or'.---...,_ • Y �7 0, i2-46". _ 9f/?/"L• 4 Assessor's ma ' and lot number L-or` 6'' e r p i QK O l<H Op'2.- !o� o0 Sewage Permit number ..5 ,- ,,.,. . i IC SYSTEM MI! `' o� AL LED IN COMP,. 6Lim House number 3� r iNiiHH TITLE 5 To b /�4' 0 N MENTAL COD TOWN OF rBAR.NSTABLEuLATl9Ns BUILDING INSPECTOR APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO B U>z-D 0 a X 02 y v gA/9-0.- ,p TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION C i '/ 0O F 1-M - - G��1"t"6 19 Sr 2 I TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: The undersigned thereby applies for a permit according to the following information: Location /3.6.7 0'-P . y4- mi.is Rift /wsr/ L.E Proposed Use 04/q4 e. i Zoning District R " Fire District .../3 444'5'7fir Name of Owner .C/.9M/ $ _--4/C4$0 frt., Address .1.311 7 044 074AtzifiS R4 Name of Builder' 04-‹ c /941a/4/0 Address /ôi3a X CO 7 ( 1-#1.-74, Ai. F, Name of Architect 3'' - Address r Number of Rooms 4/d./f ' Foundation g9A1-1 CN-154-6rC i Exierior u/ c 3%yji a(-- Roofing .�f.".2 1,/1a.L,� a C✓? "` - Interior .../!!.Floors �11— Heating /Y4- > Plumbing Al/n I (7o Fireplace 11, / - Approximate Cost Der • ved by Planning Board ___-- 19 Area 4 0 iit Q Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee /Vi SUEJECT TO APPROVAL OF BOARD OF HEALTH �4AP 6X& • , p `‘,( . 1 L ` ' f0 . ' G„,,,,_ • . _. r ) , , 14o i . I---F , r8-6 4 • • • # 7, A-K-- is /3 , • 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. ' Name c?ari geL-444- , 1 ,----- 1 . ERICKSON, JAMES p. p . 23943 Build Garagej .---Rat . , - - . , NO Permit for t, , Accessory to Dwelling - . 11115 ...--" - • . 1367 Liag. ilyannis Road ' • , .. Location LA.) .. . Barnstable ',..-- .- . • . . . ...- - . "..? • , ' Owner' James Erickson - . • •... -• , .Type of Construction Frame - I . ---' ..,/ ...- - Plot Lot . . . .: . ,, f --.... ... . . . so, • . April 8 , ' - •Permit Granted - 19 . , Date of Inspection 4.:.:7,.,, -,r2,, . 19 , • / : - .. Date 'Completed . • , . - . .. . . t . _., .. ---- , . e . . • . . . , . ,- $ ,.. . . . ..- '. .-, .,.. . .. • •t, . Ie•• ' ... ..-**1 ... .., e . . . i . 4 • ...4 .." . . ....., . , . ...., , k . , .4% • c, .. .. ./1 L.,