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-S"*V7 I I X k �i I i i i _,- �Y�� ;S'�d" v ��___ -� r� _ r S � To9iVil1 of Barnstable x Planning&Development Department " Y.eyt a Elizabeth S.Jenkins,Director To:" ,Barnstable Town Council c%o Council Administrator ''Cindy Lovell Town Manager—Mark"Eqs Town Clerk Ann Quirk• Building.Commissioner 6'rran Florence Plannrng:B.oard—Mary Barry,Chair Conservation Commission eJo Conservation Administrator''—Dircy-,Karle Board of Health c[o Director of Public Health Thomas McKean Barnstable Historical Commission Laurie Young;Chair Zoning Board of Appeals-.Alex Rotlolakis,-Chair Barnstable Housing Authority-4orri Finton,Executive'Director Cape Cod Commiss' n—Paul Ni `zwiecki,Executive Director'. From: Elizabeth S en s i _ or Reference: Notification&Transmittal-Regulatory Agreement Application-259 North Street,LP 259 North Street,Hyannis To all persons deemed interested in Planning Board acting,under Chapter 168 of the Code of the Town of Barnstable,Regulatory Agreements,the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,and the Zoning . Ordinances of the Town of Barnstable specifiically Section 240-24.1 Hyannis Village Zoning Aistricts,_you are hereby notified of a Public Hearing for R'egglatory Agreement:IVo:"2Q17.05.` 259 North Street,LP seeks to enter into a regulatory agreement,for property"at•259 North Street,Hyannis as; shorivn on Assessor's Map 308 as Parcel 073 Tile Regulatory Agreement Seeks waivers'fromahe Zoning Ordinance, specifically§240-24.1.3 Permitted.uses In'the Hyannis Village Busi'9WIDis'trict to allow for Dental or Medial Clinics; as defined.by§240-24.1:15.befiniti"ons. nil This Public Hearing will be heid at'thi ",Barnstable Town"Hall,',367 Main Street;Hyannis,MA,Hearing Roorn,:2 Floor,Monday,October 23;.2017,at 7 00,PM Copies of the application and;plans are available forrevlew in:'the Office of the.Planning Board,Planning&D eve lop"ment Department;200 Main Street;Hyann s,MA between the . hours of 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM,Monday through Friday.' . Attachments: Application and Plan Copy: Planning Board Chair,Mary Barry I Cz ZI Own-ofe�ar�o�ab�� '3p16ilttg..�tBAi' PLANNING?.DEVELORM NT Applicetion fora Regulatory Agreement (Attoc additional':sheets if necessary): A regulatory agreement is a contract between the, applicant atxi the'Town of Barnstable,aPPlicant may agree to COntlibute pubis capital fadllU%to sense the proposeddeveiO nsta le, under e r which the or both, to build falr affordable housing, to d rec mationai use, or to contnbute funds for an etf�te or resefve land°fora cipality P, -, Pen=space Ornmunity factlit}es or Permitted uses,densities,and tr'affrc withln�level men, os The regulatory.agreemen#abet!establish the or conditlorrs mutuallyP ' t, 'du" on of the agreement;and any,other terms agreed upon betfvesn ithe appiicant and the Town;A,regulatory agreement shaEi;vest rand use develapmertt rights in the PrapertY for the duration of"fhe. reeirtert and such righ#s shaii no#be sui�sequent changes in:tocal developrnti`ordirances sut�ect:to Erce used RA.#;_,,, _-.� The undersigned hereby apPfres to the Ptannin Board of fire Taws of Bamstatrle let a:fi the;manner and for-the reasons sat forth below. eguiato ry Agreemr ,in 1: :AppAcarit Name4 ,�._(___--N'��►��'Wre.'i`' 4.. sass; 2 4, Phone. fl$ `F 7 S' APPlicant:Ada t'1 4 Q 31 l� 601 ApPticant f malt Moiegs: r b .. t?t 2; Pro'}ect Name: PMOTtY.L�ation if applicant differs from-owner,state`nature:of'lnfenest 6 3: O�a►ner{s):'of Record.Provide ttte foilowri g information for aN involved necessary): parts(attach additional sheets if Owners Land Ct Lot RegistrY of Deeds #Years Page"� a Tl ARP�cant Warne wip, the ertbt�rin whose name the R egulatory ggreernerrt wltl°be executed eppticnt dlifers fnorn owner;the appllnt requrred W submit one ari �W! tion,a ctiopy ofarr. pose&sst�s a Sinai notartzeEi tatter authoriz the litterest in the:tiroperty. greement or tease,or otadoctut�ents to tirovesfanding�. Owners Contact information(if different from applicant) Name Mdress ..lLLi41 &r Email 4. List all Zoning District(s)within which the property is located: It?) 5. Is this project.located within the Groundwater Protection Qvertay District? Yes[ ] No[ 6. is this project located within the.NyannisNiain Street Waterfront Historicplstrict?` Yes(„j No.[i 7. Does this.:projeotinvolve,the dertioiition'or a#t,orat(an of a bollding or structure,or any,por#ron of any building or; structure,that is over7. years,old? Yes[. ] No:[►] - 8. Isthis proposal-subject,to the jurisdicti' . f the Conse.rgatian Commission? Yes;(,.] -tVo,(i 9. Is this proposal subject tq the jprsdictron',of the;t3oard of'Health?' Yess[ ',] No 10 Is the Cape.Cod Corrirnsssion.aparty to:the proposed fegutatoryrAgreement?> Yes 11. Tota[Wnd area,subje et tothe Regulatory Agreement Total land.area upland: <'27r,�AN-4 Total land area wetland: Q 12. Total estimated cost of construction: a -- 13. Existing Development=Describe existing buildings including number'of buildings,Gross Floor.Area of each building,height of each building and uses in each building(include:Gross:Floor Area of each use): 14 'Existing Residen6al;t)ses Provide eXisting density(.ur►is pe=e acre),nomber of total;resrdenBal units,;number ofEmarket rateits nurrit r of affordable units counted m;the Town's OHGD;inventory;and number of woricforre units deed restrfcted,rtogether vtifh the'nErunber of bedrogms contamed'iri each unit(also identified.by rriaket,,affttrclabie,ind workforce},and a descrlpUcn of which buffding.said;units.are WFated..tif more than one, - residential,building exists on site). 25. Generai:Descripti0n.of propose agreement iA `��cr Proposed Level-of Development-!Number of Buildings:" Proposed Use(s): - Height of Proposed Uses: Density of.Proposed Uses; 16. List all zoning relief sough#under the:regulatory agreement,including a reference to:each section of the zoning ordinance under which-the appiipant'seeks relief.(blots:, This"information will form the basis of the legal; . advertisement for public'hearings ttn this appizcativnand.shauld:anGude"atl relief iftat' C tie required to. construct"the prolect Failure to.list.aN required relief may.resuit in an iriabitity to approye:the application and may result"in the need tore-advertise the public hearing{s)on ttie applicatwn) 17. "Gist all relief sought from general ordinances,rules and/or regulations;c f the Town of Barnstable,including.a reference to each section under which the applicant seeks relief(Note: This information may form the basis of the legal advertisement for public hearings:on this application and should include all relief that may be required to construct the project. Failure to list all required relief may result in an inability to approve the application and may result in the need to re-advertise the public hearings)on the application:). _ 5 i 18. List the state and/or Federal Agencies from whichpermits;funding;or other actions have beenfwiil be: sought 19. Proposed duration of the Regulatory Agreement(Ptote' By law;the agreement cannot:exceed 10 years: The4uration,of the agreement limits the amount of time during whieh the applicant I t may seek to obtain development permits to construct the development: AWconditions and terms of an executed agreement are on going obligations ofthe parties that shall be honored in perpetuity once.the appiicarit,.exerc+ses development rights under-the Regulatory Agreement): 20. A description of the public-facilties and mFrastructure tp service tfi;e development; inetuding who shall: provide such facilities and in:r ttucture;.=the, date any new facilities will be constructed, a schedule and a commitment by th'e party providing such faciltes and,Infrastructure to ensure,public facilities adequate to serve the:developmentare available concurrent with the lmpkts.of the,derrelopment 21. A description of any reservation or dedication.of land for public purposes: h)yVV�-{ 22 Descnpbon of Construction A appUcable),indutling any dernolJition,alteration:qr rehablitation:of ezisbng buiidutgs,and a descrption of budding(s}to,be de attered`or rehabilitated:: 41 Attach additional sheet if necessary Submission Requirements: The following information must be sobmitted with the application at the time of filing,failure to do so may result in a denial of your request Ptah Sutmissions:Alt plans submitted with an applic�atton shodl.com y withthe regUirements of Section 240-102 of the Zoning Ordinance. In addition,the4oltowing shad tie pr6vii3ed v Three:.(3)copiesaof the'completed application form each wish oiiginat signatures. • Thpee_(3)copies of a`vuet sealed'certified prgperty survey(plottlpian)ar>d ihtree(3)reduced copies481127,x 11 or 11 x 17)showtitg the.,imensW of ,e lurid,all vietiands,water bodies,.svrrourtdutg;nzadways and' e tocabon of the existing imi rovements,gtm,the land: • Faur(4),copies of a proposed site lnmprovement plan and build fng elevations and layout as may be required plus three(3)red "pr.1;1°x 17):of each;dra>Aring Thud plans:must show the exact. location:of all proposed improvements;"and'alterabons on the:la d and fothe stry ctutds, In-addition, "prlP'electronic copies of atlplans.and'rnaterialsure requested as well as;81t an electronic°ff{e rzf all plans(format AutoCad.dwg;Au&CO.60'. Electrcjrric'snd.of-s can be,.submitted by disk or e-mailed to kamn.herrand@towm.banstable,ma.us: Qther reouired submissions: • Review Fee(s),payable by certified check to the Town of Barnstable, • Deed(s)or Purchase and Sate Agreerent(s)for all involved.parcels': Proef:of filing of a Project Notification Form with theMassachusetts Historical commission if the,projestis located outside of the h yannis,Main StreefW. ateftht'kiistoric'District Other The applicant may submit:additional suppotingdocuments to..assist the Board in making>:its, determination. A l supp6rting do merits must,.'submitted eight days prior to"the public hearing-for distribution lobe.Board. Signature. . Date AhAl,. s orRepresentafi s Sigrlaturr�. Print Name: Representative`s° 02�� 6Y` 1 cS ` on Address:. :Fax No.: :56, Representative's E-IUlail Atldress: . °Note. MU corrrespondened an this appticaft MI be,processed through the Representative named at that address and phone: number prouisied Except ford ttomeys,if the Represen tine difrers;`from the'Appticantlt7wner,aletter authanzing the. Representafive to act'on tiet�aif-of the Atspticant/Owner staallbe required. ," • 6 ipR 8 a All - �3 •� '� �� / ` ` ram, \� ��� �� `���� qq prig+'g�a .! ! _ r � 's$gkglig #g�86 Igo Q4. We BARNSTABU NUAR � t6s9. 1Ep MP+ Town of Barnstable Zoning Board of Appeals Decision and Notice Appeal 2005-48—259 North Street Limited Partnership Modification of Special Permit 1994-56 To allow a further reduction in required on-site parking by 13 spaces Summary: Granted with Conditions Petitioner: North Street Limited Partnership Property Address: 259 North Street,Hyannis,MA. Assessor's Map/Parcel: Map 308,Parcel 073-002 Zoning: 0-2 Office Zoning District Relief Requested &Background: The property is a 0.85-acre parcel developed with two office structures. The first structure closest to North Street was built in 1987 and has 15,311 sq.ft. of usable floor area. That structure is a four-level building consisting of a partly-exposed basement, a first-level entry floor, a full second level and an attic space above that level. At that time,bulk regulations for the B District permitted a maximum building height of two(2) stories. In 1994, the applicant requested three forms of relief. One of those appeals (Appeal 1994-56) sought to construct a second 8,000 sq.ft. one-story building on the property and a reduction in the required on-site parking for both the new and the existing building on the property. The Board granted the appeal providing a reduction in parking for both the existing building and a proposed new building, an 8,000 sq.ft. one-story office structure. That permit did not grant any relief for the attic space in the original building, as that area exceeded the number of permitted stories. The relief also limited the use of both structures to office use only(not including banks or medical offices). The permit conditioned the larger structure to a maximum of three offices, and a single-level structure to one office. In 2001, the applicant requested and was granted a modification of Special Permit 1994-56. That modification allowed for a second office suite to be created within the 8,000 sq.ft. one-story structure (Appeal 2001-107). Relief Requested: In Appeal 2005-48, the applicant has requested a further modification of Special Permit 1994-56, Conditions No. 1, 2, and 3, issued for parking relief. With respect to the requested modification of Special Permit 1994-56: • Condition No. 1 of the 1994 Special Permit provides for a reduction of the required on-site parking spaces from 79 to 32. Today the applicant seeks relief for an additional 13 on-site parking spaces. I r� • Condition No. 2 of the special permit specifically does not grant any relief for the use of the attic space and the applicant seeks use of that 3,168 sq.ft. located within the attic. • Condition No.3 limits the use of the site to office use only,not including banks or medical, and restricts the total number of offices to three in the larger structure, and one in the single level structure. Today's relief seeks to have a total of six business uses on the property. The one-level 8,000 sq. ft. structure is to have two office suites and the four-level 15,389 sq.ft. structure is to have four suites. In addition, to modifying those conditions of the 1994 permit,the applicant also sought a seeking special permit pursuant to Section 240-93 Nonconforming Buildings or Structures Not Used as Single or Two- family Dwellings to allow for the expansion of the pre-existing nonconformity in the structures as they now do not conform to the district's maximum floor area ratio for the 0-2 Zoning District. Procedural & Hearing Summary: This appeal was filed at the Town Clerk's Office and at the Office of the Zoning Board of Appeals on June 09, 2005. An Extension of the Time Limits for holding the public hearing and for the filing of the decision was executed between the applicant and the Board Chairman. A public hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals was duly advertised and notice sent to all abutters in accordance with MGL Chapter 40A. The hearing was opened July 27, 2005 and continued to August 24, 2005 and to September 14, 2005, at which time the Board found to grant the modification to the required parking only, subject to conditions. Board Members deciding this appeal were, Sheila Geiler,Jeremy Gilmore,Randolph Childs,James R. Hatfield and Acting Chairman Gail Nightingale. Attorney Mark H. Boudreau represented the applicant. At the opening of the hearing,he noted that no additional building was being contemplated by the request. A proposed change in uses,the addition of suites and the desire to use the attic space triggered the need for added parking. He cited that under the current 0-2 office zoning District regulations,the attic should be usable as-of-right. He cited that the changes would require an additional 13 on-site spaces. The modification being requested is for relief from the 13 required spaces triggered by the proposed changes. The Board and Mr. Boudreau reviewed the site plan and discussed the nature of the changes with respect to the buildings. It was noted that the attic level is accessable by both elevator and by stairways. Municipal parking is provided on the lot adjacent and the buildings are accessed from that municipal land. The Board determined that a site visit would be in order and scheduled that visit for August 02, 2005. The hearing was continued to August 24, 2005. At the contimmace, the Board noted that the locus was recently rezoned by the Hyannis Village Zoning Distirct amendment that transferred certain special permits from the authority of the Zoing Board to the Planning Board and it was determined to seek the Town Attorney's opinon on the issue of the Board's authority to act on this permit. The hearing was continued to September 14, 2005. At the Board hearing of September 14, 2005, a September 6, 2005 letter from Town Attorney Robert D. Smith, cited that it was within the authority to render a decision on this appeal as Section 402-24.1-2(1) provides a transitional provision for proposed development that has received site plan review or special permit prior to July 14, 2005. This proposal's site plan was administratively approved by the Building Commissioner on July 13, 2005. 2 C The Board discussed the nature of the relief being requested and it was noted that given the recent changes, it would only be ruling upon the relief of parking and would not render any other relief in conjuction with this permit. The applicant's representative stated that this is the only relief the applicant would need as the rezoning provided for the proposed uses and for the use of all of the existing floor area of the buildings located on the lot. During the proceedings,public comment was requested however no one spoke in favor or in opposition to the request. Findings of Fact: At the hearing of September 14, 2005,the Board unanimously made the following findings of fact: 1. Appeal 2005-048 is that of 259 North Street Limited Partnership for property addressed 259 North Street,Hyannis,MA, as shown on Assessor's Map 308 as Parcel 073-002. The property is in the 0-2 Office Zoning District. The applicant is seeking a Modification of Special Permit 1994-56 as previously modified by Appeal 2001-107. The applicant is seeking permission to further modify that permit to allow for added parking relief created by; an increase in the number of permitted suites (business)to six, and use of 3,168 sq.ft. that exists within the buildings. 2. The property is a 0.85-acre parcel developed with two office structures. In 1994,the applicant was granted Special Permit 1994-56 that allowed for a reduction in the required on-site parking. 3. The site plan has been administratively found approvable by the Building Commissioner on July 13, 2005. 4. The application falls within a category specifically excepted in the ordinance for a grant of a Special Permit and after evaluation of all the evidence presented, the proposal fulfills the spirit and intent of the Zoning Ordinance and would not represent a substantial detriment to the public good or the neighborhood affected; and 5. A September 6,2005 letter from Town Attorney,Robert D. Smith,cited that it was within the authority of the Board to render a decision on this appeal as Section 402-24.1-2(1)provides a transitional provision for proposed development that has received site plan review or special permit prior to July 14, 2005. This proposal's site plan was administratively approved by the Building Commissioner on July 13,2005. Decision: Based on the findings of fact, a motion was duly made and seconded to grant the appeal with the following conditions: 1. This modification is issued for the 0.85 acre parcel developed with two buildings; a four-level, 15,311sq.ft office building built in 1988 and a one-story 8,078 sq.ft., office building built in 2001. 2. Use of the site is limited to no more that six (6) separate uses (suites): • four(4) of which shall be office use only not including banks or medical offices; • one(1) of which is limited to personal services not to exceed 3,168 sq.ft.; and 3 • one(1)of which is limited to institutional/educational use not to exceed 7,200 sq.ft. 3. Both structures shall be required to comply with all current building and fire codes and all heath regulations applicable to the proposed uses. 4. The applicant shall at all times maintain the 32 on-site parking spaces located fully on the 0.85 acre lot. Those spaces shall not be gated off from the public parking area nor marked as reserved for specific business. 5. Except as modified herein,all prior conditions of Special Permit 1994-56 shall remain in full force and effect. 6. The site shall conform to the site plan as approved by the Site Plan Review Committee on July 13, 2005, initialed by the Chairman and made a part of this decision by this reference. The vote was as follows: AYE: Sheila Geiler,Jeremy Gilmore,Randolph Childs,James R. Hatfield, Gail Nightingale NAY: None Ordered: Special Permit 1994-56 is modified by this Appeal 2005-48. This decision must be recorded at the Registry of Deeds for it to be in effect. The relief authorized by this decision must be exercised within one year. i Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made pursuant to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 17, within twenty I (20)days after the date of the filing of this decision, a copy of which must be filed in the office of the Town Clerk. Gail Nightingale,Acting Chairman Date Signed I,Linda Hutchenrider, Clerk of the Town of Barnstable,Barnstable County,Massachusetts,hereby certify that twenty(20)days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of the decision has been filed in the office of the Town Clerk. Signed and sealed this day of under the pains and penalties of perjury. Linda Hutchenrider,Town Clerk t t 4 t. Town of Barnstable Zoning Board of Appeals Decision and Notice Special Permit - Reduction of Required Parking Appeal No. 1994-56 Summary Grant with Conditions Applicant 259 North Street Real Estate Trust Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Property Location: 259 North Street, Hyannis, MA Property Owner: Stuart Bornstein, Trustee Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA. 02601 Assessor Map/Parcel: 308-073.02 0.85 acres Zoning: Business B District Overlay District: AP - Groundwater Protection Request Special Permit for Reduction in parking for an existing structure and for a proposed new structure. Development Activity: To add a 40 ft. by 200 ft. one story commercial office building (8,000 sq. ft. gross floor area) to the site that has an existing office building (with 14,244 sq. ft. of existing usable) and for which a variance is sought to permit the attic to be usable (2,400 sq.ft ) . Procedural Provisions: Section 5-3.3 Special Permit Background Information:-- - - The locus is on the south side of North Street between Sea Street Extension and Basset Lane, Hyannis and adjacent- to.the Town of Barnstable North Street/Basset Lane Parking Lot. The applicant is requesting a Special Permit , for the reduction of required on-site parking for the entire project site. This appeal is being considered together with Appeal No. 1994-55, a request for a variance to the maximum building height to allow the use of the "attic" space in the existing building. - Site Plan Review is scheduled to consider this project at its meeting of June 16, 1994. Final action -is due June 23, 1994: Procedural Summary: Filing Date: May 2, 1994; To ZBA Mtg. of 6/22/94 The petition was heard by Board Members T. DeRiemer, D. Bliss, E. Nilsson, R. - Jansson and Chairman R. Boy. ZBA"meeting of June 22, 1994: Mr. Bornstein representing himself is requesting a special permit. 'This site presently:,has two building foundations on it.. Two buildings of two stories each. They have .sewer, water and electricity. The request is to size down to one"story instead of two,and merge the two foundation into one building. 1 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Mr. Bornstein explained that he has a financial company who wants to rent and would definitely provide 25 good paying jobs. Arthur Traczyk The Old Williams Building is still there. The earlier Special Permit for reduction of parking question as to validity and he is trying to make it valid now. Mr. Bornstein said he would withdraw his right to have a second story on the buildings and would-allow a condition of only one tenant. Regarding the issue of landscaping Mr. Bornstein said that he had given the town 10,000 dollars for site improvements to landscape and.redesign and add parking. Public Comment: . Joseph Chili, a landlord, tenant and merchant on Main Street spoke in opposition citing problems with parking. Understanding that Mr. Bornstein would utilize the public parking lot to accommodate his overflow cars Mr. Chili said that lot had been slowly given away by the town and there was no more room to give. He informed that a car dealer and tour busses use it also. Jeff Taylor of Cellar Leather and Pam Chapel of Common West both spoke in opposition citing the same reasons as Mr. Chili. Mr. Bornstein rebuttal was that merchants may be short sighted. He again reiterated about the year round jobs that would be provided and reminded the shop owners that people with good jobs buy more merchandise on their lunch hours and after work. He stated that offices let out at 5:00 PM and would not interfere with the tourists who frequently come after dinner to walk on Main Street. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that he needed 79 parking spaces not 30. Mr. Bornstein said he was allowed 80 spaces. He has 52 or 53 and when we paid the town to redo the parking lot was partially suppose to go for an .additional 30 parking spaces. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that the permit- that he was referring to was granted by the Selectman's Office and had not been recorded and therefore was in question as to validity. Mr. Bornstein: ` The only issues Site Plan Review has is the landscape plan and the dumpster and I explained to Cathy Maloney that until the Board of Appeals tells me what to 'do with the building, I can't go forward with the final drawings.. Then after I need the architect plans., I am willing to grant what ever they wish, just make it a condition. R. Jansson: Site Plan Review Committee has addressed a letter to this Board dated June 16, 1994 in which there are several concerns to be addressed tomorrow. Impact on Senior Citizens Housing, adequacy of dumpster area, . ,potential use of the attic space, clarification of relationship of this project and the town parking lot, walkway, landscape, sprinkler main location. Mr. Bornstein is to submit additional documentation regarding these things .tomorrow. Art Traczyk: Additionally the Legal Department may need to look at the easements over the town land to get to the back property where there is additional parking. Chairman Boy: Postponed this hearing until July 6 at 7:15 PM ZBA Meeting of July 6, 1994: 2 ~ Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein As Mr. Jansson was not in attendance, Chairman Boy told Mr. Bornstein that they would continue and in the event that the missing vote impacted Mr. Bornstein's appeal negatively, then they would continue this hearing until Mr. Jansson could attend. Mr. Bornstein agreed. A letter from Arthur Traczyk was read into the record (see file) for updating information. Essentially it said final approval of landscaping would be with Site Plan Review and the building would be limited to office space only. E. Nilsson responded that there should be a condition regarding liability and adverse possession on the public land that MR. Bornstein will maintain. A. Traczyk advised that a conditions might be imposed that the Town Attorney decision should it be ranted. review this aspect of the g Findings: 1. Petitioner has offered to reduce the intensity on a lot that presently has two foundations of 10,000 sq. ft. of rentable space to reduce to one Building of 8,000 sq. ft. 2. The property abuts the North Street public parking lot which is under utilized for most of the year.---_ _. 3. Foundations were in place prior to the applicant' s purchase of the property. 4. In this Zone (Business B District) it is common for stores and offices to utilize public parking for parking requirements. 5. Applicant has already contributed to the town in excess of $10,000 to redesign and landscape the parking lot to which these buildings abut. 6. In granting this ]ermit would not be substantially detrimental to the neighborhood nor in contravention of the spirit or intent of the zoning ordinances of the Town of Barnstable. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None. Conclusion: Accordingly, based upon the findings, a motion was duly made and seconded that Appeal No. 1994-56 for a Special Permit according to Section 4-2 .8 Reduction in Parking and Section 4-2 .7 Parking Requirements be granted with the following conditions: 1. A reduction of 41 parking spaces from 73 on-site parking spaces to 32 on-site parking spaces. 2 The relief is granted for the existing 14,244 sq. ft. three- level structure and for the proposed �7-,ta0 sq. ft. one level structure. That the layout of the structure shall be as proposed in the plan presented entitled, "Drainage Improvement Plan for the Proposed Office Building at 259 North Street' prepared for Stuart Bornstein dated March 23, 1994, revised April 26, 1994 . .3. The use of all structures is limited to office use only and shall not 'include banks or medical offices. The existing three level structure shall be limited to a maximum of three office suites and the single .level structure to one office suite. t 3 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein 4. There shall be no further division of the lot. 5. The maximum height of the new structure shall be 13 ifeet as measured to plate. Use of the attic space shall be limited to mechanical only and shall not be designed to be habitable. .6; . The applicant shall design and reconstruct a 5 foot wide concrete sidewalk with brick trim between the proposed structure and the public parking lot, linking the parking lot with Main Street and North Street. 7. Complete curbing on the edge of the public parking lot as it abuts the applicant's property, inclusive of handicapped access curb cuts. 8. Design and implement the development of a landscape plan within the area defined as the "knock-out" area with sod and a minimum of five two inch caliber shade trees. 9, The landscape plans for the overall site and inclusive of the area of the recreated sidewalk and knock-out area shall be submitted to Site Plan Review Committee for their .approval prior to seeking a building permit. All items proposed shall .be completed to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works prior to issuance of the occupancy permit for the new 8, 000 sq. ft. structure. L 10. The applicant ' shall be responsible for the maintenance of all landscaping and walks located from the curb of the parking lot to his property. Maintenance and use of the public spaces shall not in any way indicate that the applicant could at any time now or in the future claim ownership of the property from the town. 11. The applicant shall encourage all lessees develop and coordinate car pooling for its workers and-for .bicycle.siders. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None Order: Appeal No. 1994-56 for a special permit is granted with conditions. i Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made to the Barnstable Superior , Court pursuant to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 17, within twenty (20) days after the date of the filing of this decision in the office of the Town Clerk. Richard Boy, Chairman Date Signed r - I Linda Leppanen, Clerk of the Town of Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, hereby certify that twenty (20) days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of the decision M has been filed in the office of the. Town Clerk. « ' Signed and sealed this day of 19 under the pains and penalties of perjury. 4 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Linda Leppanen, Town Clerk CC: Building Commissioner Site Plan Review Board of Health Hyannis Fire Department ZBA file N. " , 5 r Town of Barnstable Zoning Board of Appeals Decision and Notice Special Permit - Reduction of Required Parking Appeal No. 1994-56 Summary Grant with Conditions Applicant 259 North Street Real Estate Trust Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Property Location: 259 North Street, Hyannis, MA Property Owner: Stuart Bornstein, Trustee Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA. 02601 Assessor Map/Parcel: 308-073.02 0.85 acres - Zoning: Business B District Overlay District: AP - Groundwater Protection Request Special Permit for Reduction in parking for an, existing structure and for a proposed new structure. Development Activity: To add a 40 .ft. by 20.0 ft. one story commercial office building (8, 000 sq. ft. gross floor area) to the site that has an existing office building (with 14,244 sq. ft. of existing usable) and for which .a variance is sought to permit the attic to be usable (2,400 sq.ft ) • Procedural Provisions: Section 5-3 .3 Special Permit Background Information:.--------- The locus is on the south side of North Street between Sea Street Extension and Basset Lane, Hyannis and adjacent=-to-:the Town of Barnstable North Street/Basset Lane Parking Lot. The applicant is requesting a Special Permit for the reduction of required on-site parking for the entire project site. This appeal is being considered together with Appeal No: '-1994-55, a request for a variance to the maximum building height to allow the use of the "attic" space in the existing buildin Site Plan Review is scheduled to consider this project at its meeting of June 16, 1994 . Final action is due June 23, 1994. Procedural Summary: Filing Date: May 2, 1994; To ZBA Mtg. of 6/22/94 The petition was heard by Board Members T. DeRiemer, D. Bliss, E. Nilsson, R. Jansson and Chairman R. Boy. ZBA meeting of June 22, 1994: Mr. . Bornstein representing himself is requesting a special permit. This site presently has two building foundations on it. Two buildings of two stories each. They have .sewer, water and electricity. The request is to size down to one story instead of two and merge the two foundation into one building. 1 Town of Barnstable Zoning Board of Appeals Decision and Notice Special Permit - Reduction of Required Parking Appeal No. 1994-56 Summary Grant with Conditions Applicant 259 North Street Real Estate Trust Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Property Location: 259 North Street, Hyannis, MA Property Owner: Stuart Bornstein, Trustee Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Assessor Map/Parcel: 308-073.02 0.85 acres Zoning: Business B District - Overlay District: AP - Groundwater Protection Request Special Permit for Reduction in-parking for an existing structure and for a -proposed new structure.. Development Activity: To add a 40 ft. by 200 ft. one story commercial office building (8,000 sq. ft. gross floor area) to the site that has an existing office building (with 14,244 sq. ft. of existing usable) and for which a variance is sought to permit the attic to be usable (2,400 sq.ft ) . Procedural Provisions: Section 5-3.3 Special Permit Background Information: The locus is on the south side of North Street between Sea Street Extension and Basset Lane, Hyannis and adjacent to the Town of Barnstable North Street/Basset Lane Parking Lot. The applicant is requesting a Special Permit for the reduction of required on-site parking for the entire project site. This appeal is being considered together with Appeal-No. 1994-55, a request for a variance to the maximum building height to allow the use of the "attic" space in the existing building. -- - - - - Site Plan Review is scheduled to consider this project at its meeting of June 16, 1994 . Final action is due June 23, 1994. Procedural Summary: Filing Date: May 2, 1994; To ZBA Mtg. of 6/22/94 The petition was heard by Board Members T. DeRiemer, D. Bliss, E. Nilsson, R. Jansson and Chairman R. Boy. ZBA meeting of June 22, 1994: Mr. Bornstein representing himself is requesting a special permit. This site presently has two building foundations on it. Two buildings of two stories each. They have .sewer, water and electricity. The request is to size down to one story instead of two and merge the two foundation into one building. 1 i Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein a financial company who wants to rent and has Y Mr. Bornstein explained that he P would definitely provide 25 good paying jobs. Arthur Traczyk The Old Williams Building is still there. The earlier Special Permit for reduction of parking question as to validity and he is trying to make it valid now. Mr. Bornstein said he would withdraw his right to have a second story on the buildings and would allow a condition of only one tenant. Regarding the issue of landscaping Mr. Bornstein said that he had given the town 10, 000 dollars for site improvements to landscape and redesign and add parking. Public Comment: . Joseph Chili, a landlord, tenant and merchant on Main Street spoke in opposition citing problems with parking. Understanding that Mr. Bornstein would utilize the public parking lot to accommodate his overflow cars Mr. Chili said that lot had been slowly given away by the town and there was no more room to give. He informed that a car dealer and tour busses use it also. Jeff Taylor of Cellar Leather and Pam Chapel of Common West both spoke in opposition citing the same reasons as Mr. Chili. Mr. Bornstein rebuttal was that merchants may be short sighted. He again reiterated about the year round jobs that would be provided and reminded the shop owners that people with good jobs buy more merchandise on their lunch hours and after work. He stated that offices let out at 5:00 PM and would not interfere with the tourists who frequently come after dinner to walk on Main Street. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that he needed 79 parking spaces not 30. Mr. Bornstein said he was allowed 80 spaces. He has 52 or 53 and when we paid the town to redo the parking lot was partially suppose to go for an .additional 30 parking spaces. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that the permit that he was referring to was granted by the Selectman's Office and had not been recorded and therefore was in question as to validity. Mr. Bornstein: The only issues Site Plan Review has is the landscape plan and the dumpster and I explained to Cathy Maloney that until the Board of Appeals tells me what to do with the building, I can't go forward with the final drawings.. Then after I need the architect plans. I am willing to grant what ever they wish, just make it a condition. R. Jansson: Site Plan Review Committee has addressed a letter to this Board dated June 16, 1994 in which there are several concerns to be addressed tomorrow. Impact on Senior Citizens Housing, adequacy of dumpster area, potential use of the attic space, clarification of relationship of this project and the town parking lot, walkway, landscape, sprinkler main location. Mr. Bornstein is to submit additional documentation regarding these things tomorrow. Art Traczyk: Additionally the Legal Department may need to look at the easements over the town land to get to the back property where there is additional parking. Chairman Boy: Postponed this hearing until July 6 at 7:15 PM ZBA Meeting of July 6, 1994 : 2 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Mr. Bornstein explained that he has a financial company who wants to rent and would definitely provide 25 good paying jobs. Arthur Traczyk The Old Williams Building is still there. The earlier Special Permit for reduction of parking question as to validity and he is trying to make it valid now. Mr. Bornstein said he would withdraw his right to have a second story on the buildings and would allow a condition of only one tenant. Regarding the issue of landscaping Mr. Bornstein said that he had given the town 10, 000 dollars for site improvements to landscape and redesign and add parking. Public Comment: Joseph Chili, a landlord, tenant and merchant on Main Street spoke in opposition citing problems with .parking. Understanding that Mr. Bornstein would utilize the public parking lot to accommodate his overflow cars Mr. Chili said that lot had been slowly given away by the town and there was no more room to give. He informed that a car dealer and tour busses use it also. Jeff Taylor of Cellar Leather and Pam Chapel of Common West both spoke in opposition citing the same reasons as Mr. Chili. V _ Mr. Bornstein rebuttal was that merchants may be short sighted. He again reiterated about the year round jobs that would be provided and reminded the shop owners that people with good jobs buy more merchandise on their lunch hours and after work. He stated that offices let out at 5:00 PM and would not interfere with the tourists who frequently come after dinner to walk on Main . Street. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that he needed .79 parking..-spaces not 30. Mr. Bornstein said he was allowed 80 spaces-.- 'He has 52 or 53 and when we paid the town to .redo the parkirig-lot: 'was: partially suppose to go for an additional 30 parking spaces. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that the permit that he was referring to was granted by the Selectman's office and had not been recorded and therefore was in question as to validity. Mr. Bornstein: The-only-issues-Site-'Plan-Review has is the landscape plan and the dumpster and I ex`plaifted-'to Cathy Maloney that -until the Board of Appeals tells me what to do with the building, .I.. can't go forward with the final drawings. Then after I need the architect plans. I am willing to grant what - ever they wish, just make it a condition. R. Jansson: Site Plan Review Committee has addressed a letter to this Board dated June 16, 1994 in which there are several concerns to be addressed tomorrow. Impact on Senior Citizens Housing, adequacy of dumpster area, potential use of the attic space, clarification of relationship of this project and the town parking lot, walkway, landscape, sprinkler main location. Mr. Bornstein is to submit additional documentation regarding these things tomorrow. Art Traczyk: Additionally the Legal Department may need to look at the easements over the town land to get to the back property where there is additional parking. Chairman Boy: Postponed this hearing until July 6 at 7:15 PM ZBA Meeting of July 6, 1994: 2 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein As Mr. Jansson was not in attendance, Chairman Boy told Mr. Bornstein that the would continue and in th e event that the missing vote impacted Mr. y . Bornstein's appeal negatively, then they would continue this hearing until Mr. Jansson could attend. Mr. Bornstein agreed. A letter from Arthur Traczyk was read into the record (see file) for updating information. Essentially it said final^approval-of_-landscaping would be with Site- P1an:Review and the building would :be-limited-.to _off ice-space only. /I-- E. Nilsson responded that there should be a condition regarding liability and adverse possession on the public land that MR. Bornstein will maintain. A. Traczyk advised that a conditions might be imposed that the Town Attorney review this aspect of the decision should it be granted. Findings: 1. Petitioner has offered to reduce the intensity on a lot that presently has two foundations of 10,000 sq. ft. of rentable space to reduce to one-Building- of 8,000 sq. ft. 2. The property abuts the North Street public parking lot which is under utilized for most of the year-,_,..,,w 3 . Foundations were in place prior to the applicant's purchase of the property. 4. In this Zone (Business B District) it is common for. stores and offices to utilize public parking for parking requirements. 5. Applicant has already contributed to the town in excess of $10, 000 to redesign and landscape the parking lot to which these buildings abut. 6. In granting this-permit would not be substantially detrimental to the neighborhood nor in contravention of the spirit or intent of the zoning , ordinances of the Town of Barnstable. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None. Conclusion: Accordingly, based upon the findings, a motion was duly made and seconded that Appeal No. 1994-56 for a Special Permit according to Section 4-2 .8 Reduction in .Parking and Section 4-2 .7 Parking Requirements be granted with the following conditions: 1. A reduction of 41 parking spaces from 73 on-site parking spaces to 32 on-site parking spaces. 4=Z2 _-_-, The relief is granted for the existing 14,244 sq. ft. three level structure and for the proposed �?-,t8O sq. ft. one level structure. That the layout of the structure shall be as proposed in the plan presented entitled, "Drainage Improvement Plan for the Proposed Office Building at 259 North Street' prepared for. Stuart Bornstein dated March 23, 1994, revised April 26, 1994. + 3--; The use of all structures is limited to office use only and shall not include banks or medical offices. The `existing- three level structure shall be limited to a maximum of—three-office suites and the single .level structure to one-office-suite:- v 3 r Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit . Reduction of Parking: Bornstein As Mr. Jansson was not in attendance, Chairman Boy told Mr. Bornstein that they would continue and in the event that the missing vote impacted Mr. Bornstein's appeal negatively, then they would continue this hearing until Mr. Jansson could attend. Mr. Bornstein agreed. A letter from Arthur Traczyk was read into the record (see file) for updating information. Essentially it said final approval of landscaping would be with Site Plan Review and the building would be limited to office space only. E. Nilsson responded that there should be a condition regarding liability and adverse possession on the public land that MR. Bornstein will maintain. A. Traczyk advised that a conditions might be imposed that the Town Attorney review this aspect of the decision should it be granted. Findings: 1. Petitioner has offered to reduce the intensity on a lot that presently has two foundations of 10, 000 sq. ft. of rentable space to reduce to one Building of 8,000 sq. ft. 2. The property abuts the North Street public parking lot which is under utilized for most of the year. 3. Foundations were in place prior to the applicant.'s .purchase of the property. 4. In this Zone (Business B District) it is common for stores and offices to utilize public parking for parking requirements. 5. Applicant has already contributed to the town in excess of $10, 000 to redesign and landscape the parking lot to which these buildings abut. 6. In granting this permit would not be substantially detrimental to the neighborhood nor in contravention of the spirit or intent of the zoning ordinances of the Town of Barnstable. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None. Conclusion: Accordingly, based upon the findings, a motion was duly made and seconded that Appeal No. 1994-56 for a Special Permit according to Section 4-2.8 Reduction in Parking and Section 4-2.7 Parking Requirements be granted with the following conditions: 1. A reduction of 41 parking spaces from 73 . on-site parking spaces to 32 on-site parking spaces. rl�1g) 2. The relief is granted for the existing 14,244 sq. ft. three level structure and for the proposed �(6d0 sq. ft. one level structure. That the layout of the structure shall be as proposed in the plan presented entitled, "Drainage Improvement Plan for the Proposed Office Building at 259 North Street10 prepared for Stuart Bornstein dated March 23, 1994, revised April 26, 1994. 3. The use of all structures is limited to office use only and shall not include banks or medical offices. The existing three level structure shall be limited to a maximum of three office suites and the single level structure to one office suite. 3 Dedision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein 4. There shall be no further division of the lot. 5. The maximum height of the new structure shall It=be 13- feet as measured to plate. Use of the attic space shall be limited to mechanical only and shall not be designed to be habitable. 6 _,, The applicant shall design and reconstruct a 5 foot wide concrete sidewalk with brick trim between the proposed structure and the public parking lot, linking the parking lot with Main Street and North Street. `7:. Complete curbing on the edge of the public parking lot as it abuts the applicant's property, inclusive of handicapped access curb cuts. Design and implement the development of a landscape plan within the area defined as the "knock-out" area with sod and a minimum of five two inch caliber shade trees. 5?of The landscape plans for the overall site and inclusive of the area the recreated sidewalk and knock-out area shall be submitted to Site Plan Review Committee for their -approval prior to seeking a building permit. All items proposed -shal.l. <be- completed to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works prior to issuance of the occupancy permit for the new 8, 000 sq. ft. structure. 10. The applicant shall be responsible for the maintenance of all. landscaping and walks located from the curb of the parking lot to his property. Maintenance and use of the public spaces shall not in any way indicate that the applicant could at any time now or in the future claim ownership of the property from the town. 11. The applicant shall encourage all lessees develop and coordinate car pooling for its workers and-for bicycle-riders. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None Order: Appeal No. 1994-56 for a special permit is granted with conditions. .. .. Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made to the Barnstable Superior Court pursuant to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 17, within twenty (20) days after the date of the filing of this decision in the office of the Town Clerk. Richard Boy, Chairman Date Signed I Linda Leppanen, Clerk of the Town of Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, hereby certify that twenty (20) days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of the decision has been filed in the office of the. Town Clerk. Signed and sealed this day of 19 under the. pains and penalties of perjury. i 4 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein 4. There shall be no further division of the lot. 5. The maximum height of the new structure shall be 13 feet as measured to plate. Use of the attic .space shall be limited to mechanical only and shall not be designed to be habitable. 6. The applicant shall design and reconstruct a 5 foot wide concrete sidewalk with brick trim between the proposed structure and the public parking lot, linking the parking lot with Main Street and North Street. 7. Complete curbing on the edge of the public parking lot as it abuts the applicant's property, inclusive of handicapped access curb cuts. 8. Design and implement the development of a landscape plan within the area defined as the "knock-out" area with sod and a minimum of five two inch caliber shade trees. 9. The landscape plans for the overall site and inclusive of the area of the recreated sidewalk and knock-out area shall be submitted to Site Plan Review Committee for their approval prior to seeking a building permit. All items proposed shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works prior to issuance of the occupancy permit for the new 8,000 sq. ft. structure. 10. The applicant shall be responsible for the maintenance of all lands caping in and walks located from the curb of the parking lot to his P g property. Maintenance and use. of the public spaces shall not in any way indicate that the applicant could at any time now or in the future claim ownership of the property from the town. 11. The applicant shall encourage all lessees develop and coordinate car pooling for its workers-and for .bicycle riders. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson,. D. Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None Order: Appeal No. 1994-56 for a special permit is granted with conditions. Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made to the Barnstable Superior Court pursuant to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 17, within twenty (20) days after the date of the filing of this decision in the office of the Town Clerk. Richard Boy, Chairman Date Signed I Linda Leppanen, Clerk of the Town of Barnstable, .Barnstable County, Massachusetts, hereby certify that twenty (20) days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of the decision has been filed in the office of the. Town Clerk. Signed and sealed this day of 19 under the pains and penalties of perjury. 4 I Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Linda Leppanen, Town Clerk CC: Building Commissioner . Site Plan Review Board of Health Hyannis Fire Department ZBA file . 5 Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Linda Leppanen, Town Clerk CC: Building Commissioner Site Plan Review Board of Health Hyannis Fire Department ZBA file y. d NAM The Town of Barnstable 9. Department of Health Safety and Environmental Services Building Division 367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601. Office: 508-790-6227 Ralph Crossen Fax: 508-790-6230 Building Commissioner March 25,!1996_ Stuart Bornstein Holly Man ement& Supply Corp. 297 Northtreet Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Site Plan Review Number 18-96 Bornstein 259 North Street Hyannis, MA Dear Mr. Bornstein , The above referenced site plan has been approved at the February 22, 1996 meeting of Site Plan Review Committee. The condition listed below was met on March 25, 1995. • Submittal of Parking Plan for Village Place 1. Please be informed that a building perrrut is necessary prior to any construction. Upon completion of all work, the letter of certification required by Section 4-7.8 (7) of the Town of Barnstable Zoning Ordinances must be submitted. Should you have any questions,please feel free to call. Respe tfully, Ralph Crossen Building Commissioner RMC/ab SPR Notes 2/22/96 SP-13-96 Bornstein, 259 North Street, Hyannis, 308/073-2 • Stu Bornstein appeared, discussed proposal, reviewed history of bldg. Each floor 4,800 sq. ft. HP accessible. Attic 2,200-2400 sq. ft. wants classified as third story. Parking•will be allowed in North Street Village Market Place 1 & 2. 7 • Total of-seven hundred (700) parking spaces between those two lots. _259 j [_North St. requires eighty-seven(87) parking spaces'has eighty-four(84). • Conditions of 94 special permit discussed. Questions were raised by staff re: foundation behind 259 North St. S. Bornstein replied that site will be built eventually, but has no concrete plans for bldg. at this time. • Five foot sidewalk with brick trim has not yet been built, required by previous permit. • Dumpster location OK per T. McKean. • Application may be referred to ZBA by Commissioner upon receipt, review & approval of parking plan. Such plan must show parking provided at Village Market Place&that such parking is sufficient for both sites. 3 Yown of -sa =ustablie Regulatory Services pFi Tqy Thomas F.Geiler,Director ti Building Division ► HAM Elbert C Ulshoeffer,Jr. Building Commissioner Mass. W v 1639• .�� 367 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601,�ED N1A�A Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 October 13,2000 Stuart Bornstein,259 North Street Limited Partnership 1 Financial Place 297 North Street Hyannis,MA 02601 Re: 259 North Street,Hyannis,MA Dear Mr.Bornstein: As per our conversation of October 12,2000,the following conditions are,by this letter,applied to the release of Building Permit#48430,issued September 5,2000. 1. Hyannis Main Street Waterfront Historic District approval must be obtained prior to construction beyond the foundation stage. 2. Hyannis Fire District approval of sprinkler system must be obtained prior to enclosing interior structural components. 3. Structural Engineers(SER)documents of program for tests/inspections must be submitted to advance beyond foundation construction. 4. Prior to construction beyond foundation,bearing capacity of soils shall be determined and filed with this office. 5. Prior to installation of mechanicals,electrical,plumbing,etc.certified sealed plans shall be submitted. 6. A bond in an amount determined by the authority in control of the North Street parking lot(see Thomas Mullen,Director,Department of Public Works)plus.an amount equal to$4.00 per foot of frontage shall be submitted prior to beginning construction operations. 7. Finally,the permit's release shall be conditioned upon compliance prior to occupancy of all requirements of Site Plan Review#22-94 and Zoning Board of Appeals Special Permit#1994-56. Please understand that the above conditions dealing with zoning issues/General Ordinances along with building code requirements are considered mandatory conditions of the release and must be complied with. Your acceptance of the permit shall be considered by this office as implied acceptance of these conditions and are attached thereto. Sincerely, Elbert C.Ulshoeffer Building Commissioner ' /km g001013a FILE No.655 11/16 '00 Pi1 03:39 iD:BORNSTEIN COM ANIES -4: :5087756526 PA i PETER F. DIMEO ASSOCIATES, INN. A140MITECTS RNGINEERS WO MAIN STRUM. ST(}tt111AM, MASSACHUSVM 0:* TML. 781-498-OW PAX �Sf•.t?8•S�sA Novembcr 16, 2000 VIA FAC'SINIiL.E No. (508) 790-6230 .Town ofBarnsmble Attention: 81hert Ulshoeffcr, lantci m Building Commissioner 367 Main Strcct I iyannis, VIA 02001 Re-. 2598 small of't3ce building 259 North Stteet Hyannis, MA 02601 Doar Mr, Ulshoeffer: In accordance with Section 1 16.0 of the Nlaasachuaetts State Building Code g we will perform the necessary professional essional w;vices and be present on the construction site an a regular and periodic basis to determine that the work is proceeding in accordance with the documents approved for the building permit and shall be responsible for the following as spccitied in Section 116.2, 1. Rcviow, fkn. con Forr-mnnce to the design concept, shop drawings, samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction documents. 2. Review and approval of the quality control. procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of constrmotion to Ncome generally fainthar with the progress and quality of work to determine, in general,if the work, its being performed in a manrtCr Consistent wttr,the construction documents •orel , k y A TRUE COPY ATTEST Town of Barnstable i Zoning Board of Appeals Decision and Notice , Town Clerk II BARNSTABLE i Special Permit - Reduction of Required Parking -- Appeal No. 1994-56 Smeary Granted with Conditions Applicant 259 North street Real Estate Trust Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Property Location: 259 North street, Hyannis, MA Property Owner: Stuart Bornstein, Trustee Address: 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 :zt5 Assessor Map/Parcel: 308-073.02 0.85 acres Zoning: Business B District Overlay District: AP - Groundwater Protection Request: Special Permit for Reduction in parking for an existing structure and for a proposed new structure. Development Activity: To add a 40 ft. by 200 ft. one story commercial office building (8,000 sq. ft. gross floor area) to the site that has an existing office building (with 14,244 sq. ft. of floor area) and for which a variance is sought to permit the attic to be usable (2,400 sq.ft.) . Procedural Prov_sions: Section 5-3.3 special Permit = Background _Information: The locus is on the south side of North Street between Sea Street Extension and Basset Lane, Hyannis and is adjacent to the Town of Barnstable North Street/Basset Lane Parking Lot. The applicant is requesting a special Permit for the reduction of required on-site parking for the entire project site. Procedural Summary: The application was filed in the Town Clerks office and the Zoning Board of Appeals on May 2, 1994 and a public hearing was duly scheduled and opened at the Zoning Board of appeals meeting of June 22, 1994. The petition was heard by Board Members T. DeRiemer, D. Bliss, E. Nilsson, R. Jansson and Chairman R. Boy. ZBA meeting of June 22, 1994: Mr. ,Bornstein representing himself is requesting a special permit for the reduction of parking. This site presently has two building foundations in addition to the existing building. The two foundations were originally for buildings of two stories each. They have sewer, -water and electricity. . The proposal is to down size the original planscto-one-story instead of two-ands merge.=theme two--foundations _into._one-anew building.--plot.- Decision and Notice Appeal No. 1994-56 ' 9 ecial Permit- - Reduction of Parking: Bornstein. Mr. Bornstein explained that he has' a financial company who wants to rent and would definitely provide 25 good paying jobs. -Arthur Traczyk commented that the existing building (previously so-called Williams Building) is part of the total project. The previous Special Permit for reduction of parking for the original project had questions as to validity; and he, Mr Bornstein, is trying to make the new total proposal, including the request for parking reduction, completely valid now. Mr. Bornstein said he would withdraw his right to have a second story on the new proposed building and would allow a condition of only one tenant. Regarding the issue of landscaping Mr. Bornstein said that he had already given the town $10,000- dollars for site improvements to redesign and add parking and landscaping. Public comment was then invited. Joseph Chili, a landlord, .tenant and merchant on Main street spoke in opposition citing problems with parking. Understanding that Mr. Bornstein would utilize the public parking lot to accommodate his overflow cars Mr. Chili said that the town lot had been slowly given away by the town and there was no more room to give. He informed the Board that a car dealer and tour busses also use it. Jeff Taylor of cellar Leather and Pam chapel of common West both spoke in opposition citing the .same reasons as Mr. chili. Mr. Bornstein's rebuttal was that merchants may be short sighted. He again reiterated about the year round jobs that would be provided and reminded the shop owners that people with good jobs buy more merchandise on their lunch hours and after work. He stated that offices let out at 5:00 PM and would not interfere with. the tourists who frequently come after dinner to walk on Main Street. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that he needed a total of�-79-parking-spaces Cnot30,a Mr. Bornstein said he was allowed 80 spaces. He originally had52=6r r53_on-his'.site and when he paid the town to redo the parking lot it was partially supposed to go for the right to use an additional 30 town parking spaces. Mr. Jansson reminded Mr. Bornstein that the permit that he was referring to was granted by the Selectman,s Office and had not been-recorded and therefore was in question as to validity. Mr. Bornstein commented that the only major issues Site Plan Review has is the landscape plan and -the dumpster location, and that until the Board of Appeals resolves the parking reduction issue he cant go forward with the final concept drawings, after which he needs detailed architectural plans. He is willing to grant what ever the Board wishes - just make it a condition. R.` Jansson noted that the Site Plan Review Committee has addressed a letter to this Board dated June 16, 1994 in which there are several concerns to be addressed tomorrow. Impact on senior Citizens Housing, adequacy of dumpster area, potential use of the attic space, clarification of relationship of this 'project and the town parking lot, walkway, landscape,-. sprinkler main location. „ F 2 Dec;.sion :and Notice Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit - Reduction of Parking: Bornstein Mr. Bornstein is to submit additional documentation regarding these things tomorrow at the Site -plan review Meeting. Art Traczyk additionally noted that the Legal Department may need to look at the easements over the town land to get to the back (south end) of Mr. . Bornstein's property where there is additional on-site parking. Chairman Boy, due to unresolved issues and the pending site Plan Review action, postponed this hearing until July 6 at 7:15 PM ZBA Meeting of July 6, 1.994: As Mr. Jansson was not in attendance, Chairman Boy told Mr. Bornstein that they would continue and in the event that the missing vote impacted Mr. Bornstein's appeal negatively, then they would continue this hearing until Mr. Jansson could attend. Mr. Bornstein agreed. A letter from Arthur Traczyk was read into the record (see file) for updating information. Essentially it summarized Site Plan Review resolution of most issues and that final detailed approval of landscaping is recommended to be with site Plan Review, if this appeal is granted, and that the building would be limited to office space. only. E. Nilsson responded that there should be a condition regarding liability and adverse possession on the public landscaped .land that Mr. Bornstein will maintain. A. Traczyk advised that a condition might be imposed that the Town Attorney review this aspect of the decision should it be, granted. Findings: A motion was made and seconded to accept the following finding of facts: 1. The applicant has offered to reduce the development intensity, on a lot that presently has two foundations capable of having an additional 10,000 sq. ft. of floor area to one building of 8,000 sq. ft. gross floor area. 2. The property abuts to the east the North Street public parking lot which is under utilized for most of the year. 3. The -two-foundations.-were_,in-place_-priornto the applicants purchase of the property. 4. In this Zone (Business B District) it is common for retail stores and offices adjacent public parking to use that fact as a basis for requesting a reduction of zoning required parking requirements. 5. Applicant has_ already contributed to the town in excess of $10,000 to redesign and landscape the parking lot to which these buildings abut. 6. In granting this permit it would not be substantially detrimental to the neighborhood nor in contravention of the spirit or intent of the zoning ordinances of the Town of Barnstable. 3 Decision and Notice. - Appeal No. 1994-56 Special Permit - Reduction of Parking• Bornstein VOTE: AYE: T. DeR.iemer, E.• Nilsson, D. Bliss and Chairman Boy' NAY: None. l Conclusion: Accordingly, based upon the findings and the evidence presented to the Board, a motion was duly made and seconded that Appeal No. Q994=56—for. a. special Permit according to Section 4-2.8 - Reduction in Parking, and section 4-2.7 Parking Requirements, be granted with the following conditions: 1. That a reduction of 47 parking spaces from the zoning required 79 on site parking spaces to 32j"on-site parking. spaces be permitted. 2. That the relief is granted for the existing 14,244 sq. ft. .three level structure (basement and two floors above ground) and for the-_-proposedI f8;OOOµsq. _ft;_one _lev_el-structure; and that the layout of the structure shall be as proposed in the plan entitled, "Drainage- Improvement-Plan " for-,-the_-Proposed office ._Building . at._259 -North street-!-. prepared 'for Stuart Bornstein dated. March ,23, 1994, _revised'April_ 26, 199.4.t 3. That the use of all structures is limited to-office- usel.-only and shall not include banks or medical offices; and that the existing three"1-evel. structure shall be limited to a �maximum--of_-_three.•office--suites and the single -level -structure to-_one office-;suite:. 4. That there shall be no further division of the lot. 5. That . the maximum height of the new structure shall be 13'- feet as measured to plate; and that the use of the attic space shall be limited . to mechanical only and shall not be designed to be habitable. 6. That the applicant shall design and reconstruct a 5 foot wide concrete sidewalk with brick trim between the proposed structure and the public parking lot, linking the parking lot with Main Street and North Street. 7. That the curbing on the edge of the public parking lot as it abuts the applicants property will be completed, inclusive of handicapped access curb cuts. 8. That the design and implementation of the development of a landscape plan within the area defined as the "knock-out" area with sod and a minimum of five two inch caliber shade trees. 9. That the landscape plans for the overall site and inclusive of the area of the recreated sidewalk and knock-out area shall be .submitted to Site Plan Review Committee forte their—final--approval prior to see ng ' a building permit; and that all items proposed shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Department of Public works prior to issuance of the occupancy permit for the new 8,000 sq. ft. structure. 10. That the applicant shall be responsible for the maintenance of all landscaping and walks located from the curb of the parking lot to his property; and that maintenance and use of the public spaces shall not in 4 ,Decision and Notice - Appeal No. 1994-56 special Permit - Reduction of Parking: Bornstein ` any way indicate that the applicant could at - any time now or in the future claim ownership of the property from the town. 11. That the applicant shall encourage all lessees to develop and coordinate car pooling for its .workers and encourage employee use of the bicycle. SECOND: T. DeRiemer VOTE: AYE: T. DeRiemer, E. Nilsson, D. _Bliss and Chairman Boy NAY: None Order: Appeal No. 1994-56 for a special permit is granted with conditions. . Appeals of this decision, if any, shall be made to the Barnstable superior court pursuant to MGL Chapter 40A, section 17, within twenty (20) days after the date of the i1ii:y �€ this decision in the office of the Town clerk. Richard Boy, %t airman Date signed I Linda. Leppanen, Clerk of the Town -of Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, hereby certify that twenty (20) days have elapsed since the Zoning Board of Appeals filed this decision and that no appeal of the-decision has been filed in the office of the Town clerk. f signed and sealed this day of ` G 19 under the pains and penalties of perjury. Linda Leppanen, Town Clerk copies: Building Commissioner Site Plan 'Review Board of Health Hyannis Fire Department Zoning Board of Appeals file 5 k, �. TOWN OF BARNSTABLE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY PARCEL ID 308 073 002 GEOBASE ID 22042 ADDRESS 259 NORTH STREET PHONE HYANNIS ZIP - LOT 6 BLOCK LOT SIZE DBA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT HY PERMIT 83215 DESCRIPTION OFFICE SPACE FIN. LAWYER OFFICE PERMIT TYPE BCOO TITLE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY i+ dONTRACTORS: Department of ARCHITECTS: Regulatory Services TOTAL FEES: $75.00 BOND $.00 CONSTRUCTION COSTS $.00j, 1 756 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 1 PRIVATE * * * sniwsraBi.E, Mass. 039. FD Mp`l a BBYILDI M DIVISION DATE ISSUED 04/06/2005 EXPIRATION DATE e6l TOWN OF BARNSTABLE w ' 4 BUILDING PERMIT k M a_— PARCEL ID 308 073 002 GEOBASE ID 22042 ADDRESS 259 NORTH STREET PHONE HYANNIS ZIP — LOT FLOCK LOT SIZE DBA t DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT HY PERMIT 82609 DESCRIPTION FINISH ONE OFFICE SPACE "1800 SQ FT PERMIT TYPE BREMODC TITLE COMMERCIAL ALT/CONY , CONTRACTORS: ROBERTS, MICHAEL ' Department of ARCHITECTS-: Regulatory-Services, TOTAL FEES: $181.00 , BOND ` $,OQ �tNE CONSTRUCTION COSTS $10,000.00 437 NONRES./NONHSKP ADD/CONY 1 PRIVATE + IAMSTABIX + MAS& 039. 0FD BUILDING DIV``//ISION BY i DATE ISSUED 03/08/2005 EXPIRATION DATEmot7 �'��� TOWN OF BA'RNSTABLE _- 3 'ice BUILDING PERMITr5 +�Cb PARCEL. ID .308 073 002 ,, GEOBASE ID 22042 ADDRESS , 259 NORTH STREET PHONE I ,HYANNIS SIP LOT 6 i�. v t. BLOCK LOT SIZE:, DBA ' ' �' 1 DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT HX d PERMIT.. 82609 D SCRIPTION FINISH :ONE' OFFICE SPACE v 186o 81a: k , PERMI"1417 YPE "" BREMODC T LE COMJIERCIAL ALT/'CONCl . { CONTRACTORS: `ROBERTS MICH.AEL ATECT ,. Department of Regulatory Services TOTAL :SEES. .:+ 181.00 I BOND $.00 111E zy . ` CQNSTRUC N 'COSTS $10,000-00 e j 437 NONRES /KONHSKP ADD/ ONV 1 PRIVATE E 0 r� - * BARNSTABLE, * j a,r �� s6g¢ 1 <�i r iOrF `l A ' f BUILDIS G DIV SIGN IjA -E ISSUED 03/08/2005 �XPSEAT.ION DATE. ` OCCUPY AN .STREET ALLEY OR SIDEWALK OR ANY PART THEREF,'EITHER TEMPORARILY ¢I THIS PERMIT CONVEYS NO RIGHT TO.00 Y , O �- ARILY OR PERMANENTLY.EN- CROACHMENTS ON PUBLIC.PROPERTY,NOT SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED UNDER THE BUILDING CODE,MUST BE APPROVED BY THE JURISDICTION.STREET OR i ALLEY GRADES AS WELL AS DEPTH AND LOCATION OF PUBLIC SEWERS MAY OBTAINED FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.THE ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT.DOES NOT RELEASE THE APPLICANT FROM THE CONDITIONS OF ANY APPLICABLE SUBDIVISION RESTRICTIONS. MINIMUM OF FOUR CALL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED FOR ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK: APPROVED PLANS MUST BE RETAINED ON JOB AND WHERE APPLICABLE, SEPARATE 1.FOUNDATIONS"bR FOOTINGS THIS CARD KEPT:-POSTED UNTIL FINAL INSPECTION PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR 2. PRIOR TO COVERING STRUCTURAL MEMBERS HAS BEEN MADE.WHERE A CERTIFICATE OF,OCCU- ELECTRICAL,PLUMBING AND MECH- . (READY TO LATH). PANCY IS REQUIRED,SUCH BUILDING SHALL NOT BE ANICAL INSTALLATIONS. 3.INSULATION. OCCUPIED UNTIL FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE.- 4.FINAL INSPECTION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. I mom v 17TOM 1:171 i�I:j 9 A aii 0 g DIM BUILDING INSPECTION APPROVALS PLUMBING INSPECTION APPROVALS ELE,CyTRICAL INSPECTION APPROVALS W_ oA MY 2 2 2 ��C�� Z�22a - 3 ,,/ C-s 1 RE ING INS E ION APPROVALS «: ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. 2 BOARD OF HEALTH OTHER: j$ t PLAN REVIEW APPROVAL WORK SHALL NOT PROCEED UNTIL PE WILL BECOME NULL AND VOID IF CON- INSPECTIONS INDICATED ON THIS THE INSPECTOR HAS APPROVED THE STRUCTION WORK IS NOT STARTED WITHIN SIX . CARD CAN BE ARRANGED FOR BY VARIOUS STAGES OF CONSTRUC- MONTHS OF DATE THE PERMIT IS ISSUED AS. TELEPHONE OR WRITTEN NOTIFICA- TION. NOTED ABOVE. TION. �ti , i 4 . Y I a BUIL ...'. ING ' e d lPERMIT "��V�64 I)f I co , ✓ Y 14. k :C S - TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Map 30. Parcel 0 7 -3<0 Application# Health Division Conservation Division Permit# Tax Collector Date Issued Treasurer Application Fee p®e�0 Planning Dept. Permit Fee Date Definitive. Plan Approved by Planning Board Historic- ' JI 16 ervation/Hyannis Project Street Address Village Owner /�Af/F-7;4 5-7- l-P Address -? _S'7" Telephoneae— 7775 `�3 Permit Request e f Square feet: 1st floor:existing proposed 2nd floor:existing proposed = Total::new Zoning District Flood Plain Groundwater Overlay � s Project Valuation —0 6 Construction Type i e1:t Lot Size Grandfathered: ❑Yes ❑No If yes, attach supporttg documentation Dwelling Type: Single Family ❑ Two Family ❑ Multi-Family(#units) rN;, Age of Existing Structure Historic House: ❑Yes ❑No On Old King's Hi way: ❑Yes ❑No Basement Type: ❑Full ❑Crawl ❑Walkout ❑Other Basement Finished Area(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area(sq.ft) Number of Baths: Full:existing new Half:existing new Number of Bedrooms: existing new Total Room Count(not including baths):existing new First Floor Room Count Heat Type and Fuel: ❑Gas ❑Oil ❑Electric ❑Other Central Air: ❑Yes ❑No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal stove: ❑Yes ❑No Detached garage:❑existing ❑new size Pool:❑existing ❑new size Barn:❑existing Cl new size Attached garage:❑existing ❑new size Shed:❑existing ❑new size Other: Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization ❑ Appeal# Recorded❑ Commercial AYes ❑No If yes, site plan review# Current Use Proposed Use r / - BUYLDER-INFORMATION Name �fgRP� J D® �S Telephone Number sv 4,; Address ��7 eC.�'2T" Sj License# Home Improvement Contractor# Worker's Compensation# ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN'TO SIGNATUR DATE z r. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY y P PERMIT NO. DATE ISSUED f MAP/PARCEL NO. ADDRESS VILLAGE OWNER DATE OF INSPECTION: FOUNDATION FRAME INSULATION FIREPLACE r ELECTRICAL: ROUGH FINAL PLUMBING: ROUGH FINAL GAS: ROUGH FINAL FINAL BUILDING oe_ DATE CLOSED OUT 4 ASSOCIATION PLAN NO. Town of Barnstable RegWatory Services Lm, i* Thomas F.Geller,Director sra Buildhig Division �jDrfDMP'�p TomPerry, Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 www.town.barustable;mams Fax: 508-790-6230 p 'iae: 508-862- }038 Property Owner Must complete and Sign This Section If Using ABuild.er by S t u a r t Bornstein ,as Owner of the subject property ' Michael J. Roberts to•actonmybehaff; hereb7 authori ze all matters relative to work authorized by this building permit application for; 259 North St . /new roof (Addres s of Job) 3 14 06 gigmitur of Date Stuart A. Bornstein Print I'�ame . . Department of Industrial Accidents MCC VJ'1flYVS&92t18VS 600 Washington Street ���� Boston,Mass. 02111 Workers Cotrlyensation Insurance Affidavit %//FIMM///IMM/1'<».... name-: SIPPEWISSETT CONSTRUCTION CORP . . location: 297 North St . cin, Hyannis MA 02601 phone# ( 508 ) 775- q'l i ti ❑ I am a homeowner performing all work myself. ❑ I am a sole provrietor and have no one working in anv capacity ® I am an employer providing tivorkers' compensation for my employees working on this job. compnnvname• Sippewissgtt Construrtinn Corp - address: 20 N'6rth S troops :-. : : . ..... city. Hyannis , MA 026 I phone ( 508) 775-9316 insurancecn. nlicv#W.CC 500054901200 4 ' ❑ I am a sole proprietor,general contractor, or homeowner(circle one)and have hired the contractors listed below who have . the following workers'compensation polices: comaanv name: address: city phone ... ........... insurance co. olicv#.. :.:{:.;: ;:• .. .:sr`Ys�:"::ram«;:: :>'•., . /��i/�%r.��///O/,l�•/�%//ii/..��/////.lr///////,/////////.r%l!///�/i//.ri/�/ii////////ri/�///jai///�//�/�//////,O/////////////////////////////////////// // /////////////// //,%/,%//.// /.!6 .l�;i eamnanv name- address: city- Phone#' :.: ... w. ::. ..>+ :.,.. ., ..;. .. .,.,..::!•}•... allty# ...... .. :. ....... <?'.7•r:S�:wtjs.i3�`v�,r.�y}�.�'�w. Insurance co. FaIIure to secure coverage as required under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the imposition of crirtunal penalties of a One up to S1300.00 and/or one pears'imprisonment as well as dvil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a ns,►of$100.",0 a ay aga;?as;me, l ut-tderstand that s copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Orrice of Investigation of the DIA for coverage verification. I do her ee ify tur the d enalti f perju _ the information provided above is true and correct Sianaturc Date 3/14/06 - Print name -MichaYf J . Roberts phones✓ ( 508) 775-9316 oMda!use only do not mite in this area to be completed by city or town oMciai city or town: permit/llceme# QBuilding Department ❑Licensing Board ❑ check if immediate response is required ❑Selectmen's Onlce QHealth Department contact pmon: phone#; QOther (swcc 9:9 5 PIA I h Hyannis Main Street Waterfront i . Historic District Commission KAM *, 230 South Street " Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 508-862-4665. FAX 508-790-6288 . CERTIFICATE OF NON APPLICABILITY Application is hereby made,in triplicate,for the issuance of a certificate of non applicability under M.G.L.Chapter 4oc,The Hiszonc'biszricis Acr, for proposed work as aesctibed i�eiow and on Pans, iieawings application. , or phoio7jraPhs accompanying this TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY DATE ADDRESS OR PROPOSED WORK ( �J�f Af)O2 ASSESSORS MAP NO. �d O 23 ooa OWNER -!c 1y02Z_Af- -!5;"`j Z_ ASSESSORS LOT NO. HOME ADDRESS '�7 �^ ,� < TEL NO. SVf1 - 77 5- -S 3 Z� AGENT OR CONTRACTOR G� /C 1641C L ADDRESS 9 O 0P-71 TEL NO. ,S` e - �z This application is for exemption of proposed exterior construction on the ground that: , (1)It will not be visible from any way or public plane. (2)it is within a category declared entitled to exemption by The Hyannis Main Street Waterfront Historic District Commission. (Check applicable box) PROPOSED WORK: Describe and furnish plan of proposed work, showing location on lot, and if an addition is involved, showing location of existing building. wc- L. _... ..... SIGNED Space below line for Committee use. owner-Contractor-Agent . Received by H.D.C. The Certificate is hereby Date Time By Date I S Approved ❑ The categories of work entitled.to exemption are listed on the Disapproved 0 back of this form TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION �� 6 O, Map,- 2Oe Parcel 7� ® �� ' � �; .• Permit# O / Health Division Date Issued 3 � � T O " 01- BAR a�'l�&E Application Fee e Conservation Division pp Tax Collector i I VNS MAR -4 AM 11 r 35 Permit Aee RV. o c Treasurer Planning Dept. Pt Date Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board Historic-OKH Preservation/Hyannis Project Street Address v�.3` d/de Tf/ -5-7- ✓�v®s Village A-4 atl Owner o1�y' /JBP_ih1 S7— LP Address 92 V0,e7Al- ST Telephone .fal4 Permit Request 44- fA/s•Ai N 6 �u ho-✓f Square feet: 1st floor: existing proposed 2nd floor: existing proposed _ Total new Zoning District—� Flood Plain Groundwater Overlay Project Valuation ��d © - Construction Type lJetio Lot Size Grandfathered: ®Yes ❑No If yes, attach supporting documentation. 00 Dwelling Type: Single Family ® Two Family U. Multi-Family(#units) Age of Existing Structure Historic House: ❑Yes O No On Old King's Highway: ❑Yes Cl No Basement Type: ®Full ®Crawl 0 Walkout ❑Other -5 Basement Finished Area.(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area(sq.ft) _ N 1\10010,0r;of Baths: Full: existing new Half:existing �.:e�view Number of Bedrooms: existing_ new Total Room Count(not including baths): existing new First Floor Room Count Heat Type and Fuel: �@ Gas O Oil ® Electric ❑Other Central Air: �J Yes ❑No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal stove: ❑Yes ❑No Detached garage:O existing D new size Pool:Cl existing ®new size Barn:0 existing O new size Attached garage:O existing ®new size Shed:O existing ❑new size Other: Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization a Appeal# Recorded❑ Commercial 4Yes .O No If yes,site plan review# __Current,Use_ Ff��e S 00i9 6e Proposed Use dui/C e- Sc C el l /BUILDER INFORMATION Name__�L'lt'C / �hip_z`S _Telephone Number JUF 93 /f. Address v,9 9 2 /(>cl 7-,Al S7 T _ License# OS 3 war✓/s /�1'f u d a4 :3,d Home Improvement Contractor# _Worker's Compensation# ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TO._ SIGNATURE. r DATE -3 -o .3 1 � � a k BUILDING DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR FORM PLEASE PRINT: JOB LOCATION: �� 9 IL)CPc' TA4 S�T- NUMBER STREET ILLAG OWNER OF PROPERTY: CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR: fCj ,�L /j�D�t'�c ,�'.��� / J'�r NAME j LICENSE NO. PHO\� NO. ADDRESS is /.��r r/ C� C�tr+ft'2[�f/ c� ©d'/3 3- --LICENSED DESIGNEE: (IF OTHER THAN SUPERVISOR) NAME LICENSE NO. 2.15 RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH LICENSE HOLDER: 2.15,1 THE LICENSE HOLDER SHALL. BE FULLY AND COMPLETELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK FOR WHICH HE IS SUPERVISING. HE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEING THAT ALL WORK IS DONE PURSUANT TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE AND THE DRAWINGS AS APPROVED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL 2.15.2 THE LICENSE HOLDER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO SUPERVISE THE CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, . ALTERATION, REPAIR, RaIOVAL OR DEMOLITION INVOLVING THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF BUILDING AND STRUCTURES ONLY PURSUANT TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE AND ALL OTHER APPLICABLE LX S OF THE COMMONWEALTH, EVEN THOUGH HE, THE LICENSE HOLDER, IS NOT THE PERMIT HOLDER BUT ONLY A SUB— CONTRACTOR OR CONTRACTOR TO THE PERMIT HOLDER. 2.15.3 THE LICENSE HOLDER SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL IN WRITING OF THE DISCOVERY OF ANY VIOLATIONS WHICH ARE COVERED BY THE BUILDING PERMIT. 2.15.4 ANY LICENSEE WHO SHALL WILLFULLY VIOLATE SUBSECTIONS 2.15.1, 2.15.2 OR 2.15.3 OR ANY OTHER SECTION OF THESE RULES .AND REGUZATIONS AND ANY PROCEDURES, AS AMENDED, SHALL BE SUBJECT TO REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION :OF LICENSE BY THE BOARD. 2 16. ALL BUILDING PEP-MIT APPLICATIONS SHALL CONTAIN THE NAME, SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NUMBER OF THE CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR WHO IS TO SUPERVISE THOSE PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION, RECON- STRUCTION, ALTERATION, REPAIR, REMOVAL OF DEMOLITION AS REGULATED BY SECTION 109.1.1 OF THE CODE AND THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS. IN THE EVENT THAT SUCH LICENSEE IS NO LONGER SUPERVISING SAID PERSONS, THE WORK SHALL IMMEDIATELY CEASE UNTIL A SUCCESSOR LICENSE HOLDER IS SUBSTITUTED ON THE RECORDS OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND MY RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE RULES AND .REGULATIONS FOR LICENSING COjf- STRUCTION SUPERVISORS IN ACCORDANCE 1%ITH SECTION 109.1.1 OF THE STATE BUILDING CODE. I UNDERST''": THE CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION PROCEDURES AND THE SPECIFIC INSPECTION AS CALLED FOR BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. INSURANCE COVERAGE: I have a current liability insurance policy or its substantial equivalent which meets the requirements of MGL�Ch.152 Yes ❑ No ❑ If you have checked v_,es, please indicate the type c average by checking the ap�rcpriate bcx. A liability insurance pciicy ❑ O'her type of :.idemnity❑ Bond ❑ OWNER'S INSURANC= WAIVER: I am aware that the licensee does not have the insurance coverage_required :r Chapter 152 of the Mass. General L::ws, ana that my signature on this permit acplication waives this requiren er. Check one: Sigrfatura-ot Q ner oP(�xners agent _OwnerJ- --Agent-0 SIGNATURE: BUILDING OFFICIAL APPROVAL: - :+ _ ��--- ` ==M,2 Department of Industrial Accidents 51 ONC.-oll4Yestia2t/ons 600 Washington Sired. Boston,Mass 02111 Workers' Compensation Insurance davit name: S I PPEWISSETT :CONSTRUCTL011L CORP_ . . location: 297 North St . city Hyannis MA 02601 ohoneg (508 ) 775 g-liti ❑ 1 am a homemmer performing all work myself. ❑ I am a sole mariaor and have no one workin in amr capacity ® I'am an employer providing workers'compensation for my employees working on this job. '��`' comannvnomm- Sippewi ssett Cnnstrticf i an__Cnrn_ address: 297- Mirth Str_ppt Hyannis , MA 02601 phone# (508) 775-9316 Insurancecn A r.a go pnllcvflWCC 0 954.9012002'I It's ❑ I wn a sole proprietor.general contractor,or homeowner(c&dc one)and have hired the cOntmctors listed below who have the following%workers'compensation polices: con anv name: t address: eftw .>• shone : ��Y '~•ate.'&:. u..� insartnececn. oliiva.- .<• n .;. ` s- BMW= Oil MORE eamnanv name: ' .. . . . . .. ... ,;�.. •a . address: city- phone : iTg4Tsn[e t0. ollcv# "y k ,�. Faflare to.seems coverage as required under Section 25A of MGL 152 can lead to the imposition of etitninat Pen-idea a a Una up to SMOO.00 and/or' one years'imprisonment at well as drat peu allies in the form of a STOP IYORK ORDER and a tine of S100.00 a day spiral the j Understand that a copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Oittce of Investigations of the DIA for u ovets=e rerlDeatlon, . I do her e ify-t7Ft- ka � fper) hog=_ tiriformrgesh ptsv►�edabevris-tm �d corrct� ____ _.. . .. Signature Date Print name Micha J . Roberts phme (508) 775-9316 oNdat me only do not write i»this area to be completed by dry or town ofildal city or town: parttuitNcente f! �BttitdlnY Department ❑Lk Ang Board ❑check if inunediate response is required ❑Selectmen's OMce �Heaith Department copses person: phone f!; ❑Other__ IttY+ico 9.93 PIAI R _ ail -f ark w� a GUL " 'G BZOARDfO BUILDING,REI ,, A ONS r- CONSTRUCTION SUPERV"IS:OR; t d License, - ` Birthdate 02113%955 :Expires02113120OF6 Tr.no 1;7095 M'IHAEL-J ROBERTS rt 05� oner. '. t C`ENTERUILLE, MA 02632_ Acting 1 . ti _ COlVI1VIERCIAL°-BUILDING PERMIT FEES . APPLICATION FEE: _ New Buildings,Additions _u $150 00, Alterations/Renovations $100 00, 0 , 0 O Building Permit Amendment . FEE VALUE WORKSHEET NEW BUILDINGS 0 s = x.0081= square feet x$140. 0/ .foot q ALTERATIONS/RENOVATIONS--OF EXISTING SPACE ... square feet X$96/sq.foot= 6. 0© X.0081— STORAGE BUILDINGS ONLY square.feet X$32.00/sq.foot= X.0081 Commprojcoit Rev:063004 I e The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public,Safety Board of Building Regulations and Standards One Ashburton Place,Room 1301 GahorrasP E. Mitt Romney Boston,Massachusetts 02108-1618 Commissioner Governor Stanley Shuman Kerry Healey Phone(617)727-7532 Chairman Lieutenant Governor Fax(617)227-1754 Gary Moccia Vice Chairman Edward A.Flynn Secretary Thomas L Rogers Administrator MEMORANDUM To: Municipal Building Code Enforcement Officials From: Thomas Gatzunis, Commissioner Department of Public Safety Date: September 3,2004 Subject: Commissioner's Memo Number 1 It has been approximately five months since my appointment to the position of Commissioner of the Department of Public.Safety (DPS). During this period,I have worked with DPS, Board of Building .Regulations (BBRS) and Architectural Access Board (AAB) staff to become familiar with the history of each .unit; discuss remedies for existing challenges and plan a course for future successes. We have made significant progress in just a few short months,but there is much that.lies ahead. As the former Building Commissioner for the Town of Belmont, I recognize the importance of continued communication between this office and municipal inspectors. Consequently, it is my intent to periodically issue a notice that I have titled Commissioner's Memorandum which details topical issues and advices municipal inspectors of on-going activities. This is the first in a series of memorandums. House Bill 4550 House Bill 4550.is an Act Relative to Fire Safety in the Commonwealth that was signed by Governor Romney on Tuesday, August 17, 2004 during a ceremony which took place at the site of the Cocoanut Grove fire. The provisions of the bill take effect in 90 days (November 17, 2004) with the exception of the ticketing provision, which becomes effective on March 1, 2005. A copy of the bill may be downloaded by visiting http://www.mass.g_ov/legis/laws/seslaw04/slO4O3O4.htm. All building officials are encouraged to become familiar with the contents of the bill. f ' Formal training on the contents of the bill, resultant regulations and the role of both building and fire services will be offered in the near future. In the interim, the following plain language summary is provided for your information. The summary is provided courtesy of the Department of Fire Services (DFS). Enhanced Sprinkler Requirements The bill mandates sprinklers in all existing places of assembly designed or used as a nightclub, dance hall, discotheque or bar with occupancy.of 100 people or more. Requires that sprinkler design plans be submitted no later than 18 months after effective date of new law and that sprinkler installation be completed within 3 years. Exemptions: places of assembly principally used as a house of worship, restaurant,lecture hall,auditorium, and government or educational buildings. Requires sprinklers in such existing places of assembly that have an occupancy of less than 100 if the owner exceeds the maximum capacity of two or more times in one year or exceeds the capacity in excess of 1/z the maximum limit. Mandates sprinklers in a new or substantially altered building that includes a nightclub; dance- hall, discotheque or bar with a capacity of 100 persons or more which also contains one or more residential units. Allows the Building Code to mandate more stringent sprinkler requirements than this. Establishes accelerated capital depreciation deduction to allow recapture of costs from 39 years to 5 years as a way to ease the financial burden of sprinkler installation. New Procedures Requires establishments that serve alcoholic beverages on the premises to submit, on an annual basis, a fire and .building safety certificate of inspection to the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission as a condition of issuance or maintenance of the alcoholic beverage license. Creates new non-criminal procedures.for local and state fire and building code enforcement officers to issue "code violation notices," similar to a traffic.ticket that will notify the owner of the existence of a code violation. This will simplify the enforcement efforts and create a paper trail to identify habitual offenders and those who ignore the codes. Violations that are not corrected will result in the suspension or revocation of local and state permits, certificate or licenses associated with the premises. Enhanced Criminal Penalties Establishes specific criminal penalties for certain dangerous conditions in a public assembly building including: blocked ingress or egress; failure to maintain or the shutting off of fire protection systems; storing flammables or explosives or use of fireworks or pyrotechnics without a permit and exceeding occupancy limits. The first infraction will result in a.fine of not more than$5,000 and/or by imprisonment of not more than 21/i years. Subsequent infractions will result a fine of not more than $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years. Creates a specific statutory crime for those individuals who willfully or wantonly violate provisions of the state building or fire codes when a violation results in significant injury or death. Violations will result in a fine of not more than$25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years. Creates enhanced penalties targeted at those individuals who, habitually do not comply with orders to correct fire or building code violations. Punishment for violations of this law will be a fine of up to $1,000 and/or by imprisonment of up to one year. Monetary Assistance Provides a $10,000,000 grant for the acquisition of firefighting equipment for local fire departments. Adds $1,078,666 in grant money to communities for student awareness fire education programs (SAFE). Includes$450,000 for fire and building inspector training programs Directs that portion of all fines,penalties or assessments received under the new code violation procedures be used for local and state enforcement, training and education of code enforcement officers. Future Program and Regulatory Development Calls for a special commission to investigate the feasibility of creating a mandatory municipal fire inspection program similar to the statewide program for building inspectors. Requires the appropriate Boards and Commission to continue to develop regulations and programs relating to: nightclub employee fire safety training, enhanced regulation of pyrotechnics, door and egress requirements,balanced design standards. Establishes an advisory council to make recommendations regarding the use of flame retardant building materials Seventh Edition of the State Building Code The Code for Single and Two Family Dwellings, based on the 2003 International Residential Code is nearing completion and is expected to be available sometime after the turn of the year following public hearings towards the end of this year. Development of the Base Code, modeled after the 2003 International Building Code, for all other building types is continuing. It is expected that work will conclude mid to late.next year with public hearings towards the end of 2005. Continuing Education Recently the DPS provided a Swimming Pool Safety,Seminar that was attended by over 200 municipal inspectors throughout the commonwealth. The seminar explored the safe construction and maintenance of both public and private swimming pools with a particular focus on enclosure requirements. It is hoped that the seminar's contents can be condensed into an informational bulletin for posting on the department's website. Please visit the website at www.mass.gov/bbrs (for the Board of Building Regulations and Standards) www.mass.gov/dps (for the Department of Public Safety) and www.mass.gov/aab (for the Architectural Access Board). r E-Mail Addresses Please be aware that registration forms for continuing education seminars such as the one mentioned above will no longer be forwarded via U.S. mail to each municipal 'building inspector. It is incumbent upon I each inspector to periodically check the BBRS website for information about upcoming seminars. Preferably, we request inspectors to provide an e-mail address so that this and other important information can be forwarded directly via e-mail. E-mail communication is the most direct and effective way to communicate information in a timely manner. Even if your city\town is not equipped with reliable e-mail service, you can provide a home address if desired. I cannot over emphasis the importance of attaining accurate e-mail addresses for every inspector in the commonwealth. To add your address to our growing list, please forward an e-mail to Kim Spencer in our Westborough Office at Kimberly.Spencer@state.ma.us . Please remember that each certified building inspector is required to attain at least 45 hours of acceptable education credit each three period following certification. The next three year cycle ends December 31, 2005. If you are not on our e-mail correspondence list, you may miss out on important information and seminars. r The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Safety t Board of Building Regulations and Standards One Ashburton Place,Room 1301 Thomas G. Gatzunis,P.E. Mitt Romney Boston,Massachusetts 02108-1618 Commissioner Governor Stanley Shuman Kerry Healey Phone(617)727-7532 Chairman Lieutenant Governor Fax(617)227-1754 Gary Moccia Edward A Flynn Vice Chairman Secretary Thomas L Rogers Administrator, MEMORANDUM To: Heads of Fire Departments and Local Building Officials From: Stephen D. Coan and Thomas Gatzunis, Commissioner State Fire Marshal Department of Public Safety Date: September 1,2004 Subject: Licensed Sprinkler Contractors The Office of. the State Fire Marshal and the Department of Public Safety both have received numerous questions regarding licensed sprinkler contractors, journeymen, and apprentices. These licenses are all issued by the Department of Public Safety. The Department of Public Safety issues three types of licenses to members of the sprinkler industry, which are described below. A license is required when installing any part of a sprinkler system (e.g. pipe, hangers, sprinkler heads_, couplings.etc.). Sprinkler Contractor (SC): issued to the principal of the company, and a sprinkler contractor license is required to pull a permit under the State Fire Code or the State Building Code. The permit can be applied for by a person working " for the contractor;but a copy of the SC license should accompany the permit. Sprinkler Journeyman'(Sft A sprinkler journeyman must work for a sprinkler contractor. A sprinkler journeyman cannot operate a company and contract installation work. M r Sprinkler Apprentice (SA): issued to personnel working for a sprinkler contractor learning the sprinkler industry trade. A sprinkler apprentice must work under the direct supervision of a sprinkler journeyman. Further, MGL c. 146, §85A clearly identifies that ,a sprinkler contractor may employ multiple apprentices, but only one apprentice can be employed for each sprinkler journeyman, and the apprentice must be under the direct supervision of a sprinkler journeyman. During the June 24, 1998, meeting of the Bureau of Pipe fitters, Sprinkler fitters and Refrigeration Technicians, the Board determined that there is no restriction on the number of apprentices working under the direct supervision of a sprinkler journeyman on a job site provided that the one to one employment ratio has been satisfied. To provide further clarification, the Board has indicated that direct supervision means on the floor and general vicinity of the work-taking place. For example, the apprentice could not be working on the 3rd floor while the journeyman is working on the 4th floor. In this example, direct supervision would not be satisfied under the law. The Department of Public Safety and the Office of the State'Fire Marshal take the installation of automatic sprinklers seriously, and we are asking for your cooperation in reviewing licensed personnel during regular inspections. In the event that fire department personnel or local building officials are on site completing inspections, a review of professional licenses should be completed based on the descriptions above. Further, a sprinkler contractor may employ "non-licensed" personnel to run errands as may be necessary. However, these personnel may not participate in the installation of any part of a sprinkler system (e.g. a person to run to pick up supplies, carry the pipe to the installation point, carry parts, etc. this person may not participate in the installation in any manner). Contact information: If you have any questions you can contact the Office of the State.Fire Marshal's Technical Services Unit at 978-567-3375 or in Western MA at 413-587-3181. The web site is www.mass. og v/dfs. You can also contact the Department of Public Safety at 617-727-3200 X 25208. Their web site is www.rnass.gov/d12s. SDC/TG/bhs COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BARNSTABLE, SS BARNSTABLE DISTRICT CT. C.A. NO. 0325 CV 0275 259 NORTH STREET LIMITED PARTNERSHIP; Plaintiff V. EAST COAST PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC., Defendant DEPOSITION SUBPOENA DLIGES TEGUM To: The Keener of Records, Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office, 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in accordance with the provisions of Rule 45 of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, to appear and testify on behalf of the Defendant, East Coast Plumbing and Heating, Inc., before a Notary Public of the Commonwealth, at the office of William F. Burke, Esq., Attorney for the Defendant, 35 India Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, Massachusetts 02110 (617-292-2300) on the 14th day of May, 2003, at 10:00 A.M., and to testify as to your knowledge at the taking of the deposition in the above-entitled action. * And you are further required to bring with you the following: a. any and all records of inspections conducted by the Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office of the plumbing, heating, and/or air conditioning systems on the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts between January 1, 2000 and the present; b. any and all certificates of occupancy issued by the Town of.Hyannis Building Inspector's Office for the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts between January 1, 2000 and the present; C. any and all violations or citations issued by the Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office with respect to the plumbing, heating, and/or air conditioning systems on the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts between January 1, 2000 and the present; 2. d. any and all written approvals or certifications of the plumbing, heating, and/or air conditioning systems on the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts issued by the Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office between January 1, 2000 and the present; e. any and all written communications between the Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office and the Plaintiff, 259 North Street Limited Partnership, concerning the plumbing, heating, and/or air conditioning systems on the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts between January 1, 2000 and the present; and f. any and all written communications between the Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office and the Defendant, East Coast Plumbing and Heating, Inc., concerning the plumbing, heating, and/or air conditioning systems on the premises at 259 North Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts between January 1, 2000 and the present. *** Special Instructions *** This deposition subpoena duces tecum may be satisfied without a personal appearance by the records keeper only if all of the requested records are forwarded by the above appearance date. Ila Notary Public �i My Commission Expires: / COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BARNSTABLE, SS BARNSTABLE DISTRICT CT. C.A. NO. 0325 CV 0275 259 NORTH STREET LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, Plaintiff V. EAST COAST PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC., Defendant NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION To: The Keeper of Records, Town of Hyannis Building Inspector's Office, 367 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Edwin E. Taipale, Esq., 297 North Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Please take notice that, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, May 14, 2003, at the office of BURKE, McMENIMEN & PAYTON, P.C., 35 India Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110, the Defendant in this action, East Coast Plumbing and Heating, Inc., by its Attorney, will take the records deposition of THE KEEPER OF RECORDS, TOWN OF HYANNIS BUILDING INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure. Respectfully, William F. Burke Attorney for Defendant CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on April 23, 2003, 1 served the above notice on the parties in the above-entitled action by mailing same, postage prepaid, to.all counsel of record. S V � William F. Burke JERKY PEF%'4ITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS WTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 PERMIT NUMBER 49871 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 PERMIT TYPE BPLUM PLUMBING PERMIT DESCRIPTION 22 FIXS CH # 1627 MASTER PERMIT =NSPECTION REQUIRED REQUESTED SCHEDULED INSPECTED RESULT INSPECTOR 3PFIN 05/25/2001 A RBUR 3PROU 11/09/2000 SC EJEN 3PROU1 11/14/2000 SC EJEN 3PROU2 01/31/2000 SC EJEN 3PROU3 03/02/2001 A EJEN PRESS ESCAPE TO END DISPLAY JERY PERMITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS 3NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 ?ERMIT NUMBER 49871 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET ?ERMIT TYPE BPLUM PLUMBING PERMIT DESCRIPTION 22 FIXS CH # 1627 ]ONTRACTOR ?ERMIT FEE 230 . 00 VARIANCE STATUS C COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION TYPE 753 GROUP TYPE %PPLICATION 11/08/2000 EXPIRATION ,IALUATION 0 . 00 DATE ISSUED 11/08/2000 COMPLETED 05/25/2001 DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE---- (N) EXT/ (P)REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I)NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/ (F)EES/ (A)RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E)XIT I JERY PERMITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 PERMIT NUMBER 53307 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 PERMIT TYPE BGASA GAS PERMIT ALT/ADDITION DESCRIPTION 6 FR. CK#1889 MASTER PERMIT =NSPECTION REQUIRED REQUESTED SCHEDULED INSPECTED RESULT INSPECTOR 3GFIN 05/25/2001 A RBUR 3GROU PRESS ESCAPE TO END DISPLAY JERY PERMITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS ?,NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 ?ERMIT NUMBER 53307 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET ?ERMIT TYPE BGASA GAS PERMIT ALT/ADDITION DESCRIPTION 6 FR. CK#1889 :ONTRACTOR ?ERMIT FEE 70 . 00 VARIANCE STATUS C COMPLETED ;ONSTRUCTION TYPE 753 GROUP TYPE APPLICATION 05/14/2001 EXPIRATION IALUATION 0 . 00 DATE ISSUED 05/14/2001 COMPLETED 05/25/2001 DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE---- (N)EXT/ (P)REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I)NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/ (F)EES/ (A)RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E)XIT f JERYY PERMITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS �NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 ?ERMIT NUMBER 53600 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET ?ERMIT TYPE BTCOO TEMP. OCCUPANCY PERMIT )ESCRIPTION Work under bld pmt #48430 (subj to ZBA cond) :ONTRACTOR ?ERMIT FEE 0 . 00 VARIANCE STATUS A ACTIVE :ONSTRUCTION TYPE 753 GROUP TYPE APPLICATION 05/25/2001 EXPIRATION 06/19/2001 IALUATION 0 .00 DATE ISSUED 05/25/2001 COMPLETED DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE---- (N)EXT/ (P)REVIOUS/ (C)ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I)NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/ (F) EES/ (A)RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E)XIT I I JERY_PEI;MITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 PERMIT NUMBER 63445 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 PERMIT TYPE BGASC GAS PERMIT - COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION TWO FURNACES CK#1226 MASTER PERMIT NSPECTION REQUIRED REQUESTED SCHEDULED INSPECTED RESULT INSPECTOR 3GFIN 3GROU1 09/05/2002 F RBUR 3GROU2 09/10/2002 A RBUR 3GROU3 PRESS ESCAPE TO END DISPLAY JERY PERMITS: QUERY END JERY PERMITS ?NTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 05/07/03 ?ERMIT NUMBER 63445 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET ?ERMIT TYPE BGASC GAS PERMIT - COMMERCIAL )ESCRIPTION TWO FURNACES CK#1226 :ONTRACTOR ?ERMIT FEE 60 . 00 VARIANCE iTATUS A ACTIVE :ONSTRUCTION TYPE 753 GROUP TYPE APPLICATION 08/30/2002 EXPIRATION 7ALUATION 0 . 00 DATE ISSUED 08/30/2002 COMPLETED DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE-----DEPARTMENT-----STATUS---DATE---- (N) EXT/ (P)REVIOUS/ (C) ONTRACTORS/ PR(0) PERTY/ (I)NSPECTIONS/ (H) ISTORY/ (F)EES/ (A)RCHITECTS/ (V) IOLATION/ (E)XIT r 05121/2001 21:35 5087758799 HOLLY LEGAL PAGE 01 HOLLY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CORPORATION 297 North Street Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 (508)775-9316 FAX(548)775-6526 VIA FACSIMILE, 508-790-62 30 June 22.2001 Building Commissioner CIO Robin Town of Barnstable Re: Permanent Certificate of Occupancy or 259:Forth Street Dear Commissioner: We would.like to receive a pexi:uaaent Certificate of Occupancy for 259 North Street, Hyannis- Social Security Building. We already have the temporary permit and we acknowledge that there are trees to be planted,which can't happen until this fall and the Town has a Bond for this work to be done,so this shouldn't hold up issidgg the pennazent Certificate of Occupancy. Everything has been signed off. Please contact me if 1 can supply further informatioti. Thank,you in advatrce for your attention to this matter. Kindly; Stuart r1.. 1Jornstc�in SAM& r HOLLY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CORPORATION 297 North Street Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 (508) 775-9316 FAX (508) 775-6526 March 13 , f1996 Ralph M. Crossen, Building Commissioner Town of Barnstable 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re : 259 North Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Ralph: Thank you very much for my Occupancy Permit I appreciate it ! r. I am enclosing a parking plan for Village Market Place I . This is what was approved however., .the back parking lot is not on it . All told, there are about 500 parking spaces-on the site. If` you need me to have someone draw them in, I can do that . Thanks again for your help! Kindly, tS uart Bornstein SAB: jk Enclosure FILE No.307 10/17 '00 191 10:53 !D:BORWTEIN COMPANIES FAX:5087756526 PAGE 1 e [HOLLY MANAGEMENT 297 NORTH ST. HYANNIS, MA 02601 FAX C (A)ver (508) 775-9316 PHONE (508) 775-6526 FA►X Shew'0'1t ONE Date: October-17, 2000 Number of pages (including cover): 2 SEND' TO: fume: Hlbert Ulshoeffer, Interim Bidg. Commissioner Company: Town of Barnstable Phone Number: (508) 862-4038 FAX Number: (508) 790-6230 SENT BY: Name: Stuart Bornstein Phone Number: (508) 775-9316 DESCRIPTION: Re: 259B North 5t., Flyannis, MA Briggs Engineering & Testing report is attached. Letter regarding Radisson signs also attached (hard copy in snail), V' f FILE No.307 10/17 '00 AN 10:53 ib:BORNISTEIN COMPANIES FAY:5087756526 PAGE 2 NORTH STREET EXISTING BUILDING #297 Ncnnh�r anti approximate TP-I location of Test Pit. O PROPOSED BUILDING z a� z VOLDFOUNDATIONS T 7 EXPLORATION LOCATION PLAN 297 NORTH STREET - HYAiNNl$,MA - BA1008 IINGINEM-AlINR &TRISTINQ ® i w 100 WE`!MOUTH 8TRE,"E T,UNIT 81 POCKI..AND, MASSACHUSET75 DA,BY: DVVG SCALE: NTS PFtOjECT NO: CKV»Y; PMS DATE; OCT, 2000 F10.NO. I FILE No.304 10/17 '00 AN 10:11 ID:BORNSTEIN COMPANIES FA)i:503775E521R PAGE A 4,69 Pell OCT 17 '00 ':'i,,, } IRRICIC1181 Briggs Engineering & Testing .4 f)rvrc+r:n rr !'MAS%(:CMIf.:Y,l�r, ticlober 16, 2000 Holly Management c'/0 Stuart bornstein 297 Ncrtii Street i lyannis. MA 02601. RE: Geotechnical Investigation Repott Proposed 'Bctilding at 259 North Street In ,Hyannis, llr9A lW OL�CclydMICO with year aaLrtho�rizMion of our Proposal Number MA 00.084.0 dated Oc'tobvr 16, 2000, Brjgg;s Engineering & Testing, A Diziirr;nf, of PK eU.ic)c'irttes (13rigg6) Kis Completed our investigation (if the existing subsurface conditions at the above I'(4 1"011COd loestion and prepaired this (k_-ot`'chlticell RCport. !.1) 1)roject Description i ho projo:t Consists of con,tr).wtir)r, of tt one story, slab on grsde, wood framed koilding, The proposed building; site 15 occupied by old fc>unditions froze prt!viotts 11midingpi which hatvv hcstrn ro'noved: Site topography is t*el,ltively level. T,)p-ogra phy in the immediate area of the site also relatively level, The a;ite is I()c'atvd n few hundred Bret southwest of the intersection of Bassett Street anal North titrLyt. 2,0 Subsur fare Explorations C'ho sIIbsill-face conditions at the `itc were t?x�1i()r�.rd u11C'icr tilt' sLlpervit on of briggta (gr'0tc'Ch11icajl Engineer. The explorations consisted of excavating eight tek Fits at or (lrcrcl )d dice propoeed building pvtimeter, Each exrlortltia�li W41S <1dmlce6 oil 0ctnhor lh, 2000 using a rubber tired light ditty backhoe Refer to 1�ig;tlre l (1E this Poport for te0 Pit locations. Soll s-,imliles were classified in the field by David Geisser, Geotechnical Brigineer using the Unified Soil Classification System WKS). `'+oil dewriptions by Briggs are l:vresowed. in the test Fait logs which will: be forwarded as an addendum to this latter. 100 Weymouth. Streot- Unit,a-1 lUU Aourid Road Rocklaiid, MA 02370 Cumherlur►d, RT 02864 Phone(781)87 l-W4t.1•F(mx(791) R71-79tt2 Plione 001)658-2990- Ftix (A.0 l)658-2977 FILE No.304 10/17 '00 Aft 10:12 ID:BORW6TEIN COMPANIES FAQ':R08775552E, PAGE 4 169 P02 OCT V? lee 11,.10 Prrqu'„cd Building au 259 N:w1h S(vecl m Hyauwis, MA t.ia+lccltni al 111 vest igkid(�11 3.0 Subsurface Conditions A fill layer was enc.)untercd across the Sire. They fill is, a silty sand with up to 10`k W'i14`O im(1 approximately 10 to 15%, non-pl:istic fines (silt). A trace of oilganic matter including orgalrlic kilt, roots, and root fibers were enccauntered in thc� fill oat all test pill. The fill layer extends to depths of '1.9 to 5 feat bolow exiking gnd,.js except at l'I'-0 where the fill extends to 7-13 feat doop. The fill at, TP-6 also contained two I t!1111k1r th-OS, I?1,1murous root layers, clothing, plaastic, glass and metal and Concrete c1al7ri5, Undisturbed a+trmihcd sands wtire LinC01.111tered below the fill deposits. The sand 1,11/car ctintaains up tt: 20'Y,,. grivel and approximately 5 to silt, This Mayer is light hrowel in color and appear to be medium dense based nta hand shovel pecking by Briggs. They undisturbed sands were. pk+netrated into approximately file to two fact. ThO S011d kiyer tunds to become iiiore dellse with depth, Neither refusal to rock nor Krou)ILIwater were (MCOMIter0d i11 R11V of the rest rit, ae.0 FINDINGS, CONCLUSION'S, ANP RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1 Foyir4I46e11 Deign WO 1'00 1111 M Cild that the proposed structUre be supported cn1 fl com!vntiona1l shMlow foundaation consiking of conEnuoti.is Hill m t4pre ed footings, We rr C0111111c 1d that the foofings lleaar directly on the inorganic ►undisturbed sand do Posit or Compacted Structural bill bearing on the undisturbed 5,atlds. Complete o.v,,wiaticln cif the fill ►coils in they proposed building, (areel is recommended. Footings w11t1llM i o sized for tat; arllowaablea bearing capacity of 1.,5 tons per squalrV foot (TSF). T'I,., i11lowaable bearing capacity is for all coin binatiolns of live and deed loads with t1 33 pt+rccint Increase ,iliowc!d for seismic and wind loan lrl'�i a. Strip footings should Lie at least 24 inches wide and isolated colum11 fo(ltings Should lit, ,a tllinimum of 36 inches, The bottom of all. e*xterior wall or column footings tilu,c ld be' as minimum of 1:1 fee>t below finished gra.dc4 to provIde adequate protoction t1gainst frost I"wove cactioll, ioliil vttienient dale to the compression of the bearing soils si otild be less than 'I 110a and the total differentiAl settlement should be lest; than 1/2 inch and should 110',10 no significalnt structur'n1 probiejmi, 1'6011 us plaacill.g fot.mdat.iolas ur bAckfill, the subgrzade should be inspected and ,Ippro\,Od by ra clunlified Geotechrical Engineer to confirms completion of the �r;;aviatic>1, of fill and organic sails and to confirm that the subgralde it; ilot disturbed. i r Fi.LE ND.304 10/17 '00 AM 10:113 1D:BnRNSTEIN COMPANIES FAX:5087756526 PAGE 5 169 P03 OCT 17 'Q0 1.1:10 11 ctlt,isH liullkNig ar 259 North SIr01t ir•. Hytuvmk, MA. Invpatiglauion i iitp 4 oi'4 Anv snit or unstable ni-Lca% evident in the smb�;YO& should be exctivilteci t1Ad replaced by L-0 I'll P 0.01E-d St'r+,.icturml Fill, Refer to Section 43 for Structurpj iFill 11id c,ttmpaction r�rt�n1 n1�n cj it ti c1 t1�;. i\ niiiiiinum six irwIn thick layer of Structural Fill as described in section 5.ft is f'0(0111111i'11ded bon@arb tilt' FBI0pt sed Slabs. 4.2 vis'mis Design In with Section 1805 of the Massacht LIetts State .Building (:ode, Sixth I:Alilion, the L1earhig soil layers are not stisceptilnle to liquefaction given the apparent kltmsity of 01V 4oils encountered within the depths of the test Pit iilvetstigations• 4.3 Backfill and Conipaction Fii! "i)ds rep overeel Frorn the test pit pmgram generally contain layvrr, of t?t'Fanic m1 iterwis anti more than 10'/, fines and sire no suitable for reuse as Structura.I Fill. l') i' I)i)tuN11 sand kncountered in the test tit}rivigs appi<um) suitable as Structural fill. f, I �''`✓11i111'1 Yl1t` ilrl.'i'tti excavated t)!' d)d)tl!<<C?,€f, walls, andother ,itTllt4'.t'1 areas wher"e ts'il'ly`e l'01111'i,l hmi viluipment ci111not work, we retcornmend that the till be placed in loose lifts Im n lore thall six inches i►1 thickness rind be compacted with smill hand 11101)ipuliited machiilrs such as compactors, vibratory compactork), etc. In .rriis wht.vr(� iavge vibratory compaactoru ieuch me ea Raygo 400A or equivalent �,an be Ii,wd. wo r'econlink-rid that the loose lift thickness not l'xceed 12 inchuh, i111 Kivl<till placed in load bearing areas shottid be compacted to a minir1ium of 95% of Ow miiximum. dry don►1ity as determined by the test designated A`':1TM ®1557. �Irilcturtl Viil siu+uld consist of weal gradcd naturAl sands and gravol free from exc v.,4sive piristic finds, organic matter and deleterious material, 4T)d ShOUld h;ive,, the following gmdatiom RECOMMIEND 0 STRUCTURAL FILL C;.I:ADATION Percent N.Ssing Size U4lbt Lit [JjaxiAalum . _ N11st1n1L lal I inc,", 100 60 No. 4 85 25 No, 201 fill 10 No. 5U :15 4 No . 200 8 0 I r FILE No.304 10/17 '00 AN 10:13 ID:BORNSTE1N COi"IPANIES FAX:5087756526 PAGE 6 169 PO4 OCT 17 loo 11:10 I'f.,lnlSrl! I�tlllttlrik ilr �9 N•.•,rih firrocl �n HYMIllir, NIA (icurooh!►ir:il lnvesltygattiul� H11-lit0ions and Exclusionq r\ll t11t' professional opinions presented in this report are based Solely, on the Scope ill w lrk conducted t)r,d sourceh r(>fe r.red to in (mr r(:°pc)rt. The da'til presented by ;r5 this rt:11()tt wtbrE° c(-jllecte(l an(j analyzed ).)sins gelltireilly ¢tr.c(!ptttd i)1C11,114t1-y i,3('tlx►(iw ilnc9 PNICtices at the time �� the report was gene rated. iI1( {)11�j1t1()r1;, This report thespqjts i > 1l( 1S, ltld Inaterials that were 1lsel-veit the time the field C0111ducted. No iflfOrOnCON regarding other ct)11ditjolls, locritio.116, or 1)1<It('rillls, ilt it later or eelrlier time nitly be inzde bt1sv.d (1)1 th(! oonti,,nts of the re port. No othor• warranty, exPress or implied is i11rlt�e, i Ilk IV )01't was prep,11-e.1 fi)r tl-:t! -WIes use W. Mir eiient, The "lie of this report b',- trlyr►tla othe tllttrt c)ur client or Briggs is strictly prohibited Witl•trltit till° express Pillor tvrllli`il C()11sent of Br•igg:y. ('()1"tic)ns of the 1't,'l,ort t11ay not 1,).e 418t!ft Ii1Cil?�yC?'11(i4ntly of Hu, i'Iltirc report, I ll( ilh()vt'"rec()lllrllt'11dtltil)11M and co ilclusi011s are basest on (wr evalttati()lt ()t the 311-lt,lilwd data presented in the text. We wmild welcome the opportunity t() rnollitor tlu' IV1-ti0Vr1t Phelses of the foundation construction; thus, if differcno: s are Found hct1,t'k,on they field CC)nditioils described herein and those enon()ur1tE°rf'Cj C�ir)`it�p? t!►I1,�h ui ti()n We Carl 111odifv our recomrrte:ndations in <) tim(,Iy ilrtd i�r()fes i(ln.al iltitllllt'1', . I Iani,; vo Li tor engaging our servic(=s to undertake this project, If You have any ,luostit)ns, please do not ltesiteltt' t(1 cclntttct Litt at your convenience. Very truly yours, Briggs Engineering & Testing i'rlfjt•rt Engineer i�ltitl�lrll('11tN i % I i f Town of Barnstable r * Regulatory Services * BARNSfABLE, v Mass. $, Thomas F.Geiler,Director i39•�p 639 �0 r6 Building Division Peter F.DiMatteo Building Commissioner 367 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 June 28, 2001 Mr. Stuart Bornstein 297 North Street Hyannis, Ma 02601 Re:. 259 North Street, Hyannis Dear Mr. Bornstein, As per our conversation on June 25th,please be aware that I am unable to release the final certificate of occupancy due to the unfinished state of the landscaping. As I explained to you during our conversation, the conditional CO issued for this property is in no way adversersely effected, furthermore the occupancy of the building is neither in jepordory nor of concern to this department. Rather,my refusal to release the conditional status is the result of a mandate requiring the project to be fully completed in accordance with the approved site plan. I, therefore,regretfully remind you that even though a surety bond has been posted, I am unable to sign off on the project. I have however, arranged for the partial refund of $34,200.00 on your behalf as agreed and approved by Steve Seymour, in Engineering. The remaining funds shall be held in escrow until the tree warden determines an appropriate planting schedule and the landscaping is actually completed. Your kind assistance and cooperation in this matter is truly appreciated. Please feel free to call me should you require additional information. Sincerely, Robin C. Giangregorio SPR Coordinator 844' PIP' E 9,-00 WED 3 4, M B A RNST A PLE j I RE-1)EPT, FAX A X -N 0. 501 L 4 BARNSTABLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 1;4 3249 Main Street—P.O.Box 94 Barnstable,Massachusetts 02630 508-362-3312 47 FAX 508- -362-8444 . HAROLD M.VEGEL WILLIAM N JONFS,III L)zruTy FIRF CKEF CUP MLP December 19, 2000 Richard Stevens Barnstable Building Dept. 230 South Street Hyannis MA 02601 C, 1113,` V Union Securities Mr. Stevens The BAN A line for the direct connection to the fire department is scheduled to be installed December 28, 2000. The fire-alarm system is currently being monitored through Associated Alarm System and is acceptable for a temporary occupancy only. This temporary occupancy shall expire on December 3)1, 2000. Once the direct connection to the fire department is installed and tested,I will sign the building permit of occupancy. If yot have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact nie. Res t Ully y piitt Harold 'Pvj,. iege Dcput�' hicf Bolding Department Complaint/Inqui y Report Date: Rec d by. Assessor's No.: Complaint Na,ne• Sk Location M/P 102e,�6-7--, Originator Name: Street: t� - Village: State: Zip: Telephone: D/E Complaint Description: n a o � o W,� Inquiry Description: For 011icc Use Onli Inspector's �! Action/Comments Date: t I d 3 Inspector.--2d — 1'ler� Follow-up Action Additional Info. Attached Copy DismbUU012: white-Depar=ent File 3-ellorv-Inspector Town of Barnstable Building Department ComplainOnquiry Report ( c Date: L 4 /aCOO Rec'd by. Assessor's No.: Complaint Nmne: Location qO\��- Address: &J M/P Originator Name: ,,E�Street; - Village: State: Zip: Telephone: D/E Complaint ®� Description: rn r�G y�i� Inquiry Description: For 011icc Usc Onh• Inspector's Action/Comments Date: Inspector. Follow-up Action Additional Info. Attached Copy Di=buaon: tVlrite-Depar=ent File Eelloiv-Inspector pF1Hen�p, Town of Barnstable tip * r Regulatory Services r * * BARNSfABLE, v MASS. Thomas F. Geiler,Director �p s63q. �0 rso 39n. Building Division Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 www.town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 September 16, 2004 Sippewissett Construction Corp. Attn.: Michael Roberts 297 North St. Hyannis,MA 02601 RE: 259 B North St., Hyannis, MA Dear Mike: We regret to inform you that the permit application to build out the space at the above address has been denied. There is a Special Permit# 1994-56 for reduction of parking for this property. One of the conditions of this special permit is that the use of the building is limited to office use only. You may contact the zoning board to see if there is any way to appeal this condition but at this time this department can only deny the permit. Sincer , a' David Mattos Local Inspector STATE PROPERTY ADDRESS I I ZONING I DISTRICT CODE SP- DISTS.I DATE PRINTED I CLASS I PCS I NBHO PARCEL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER KEY NO. 0259 NORTH STREET ' 07 8 400 07HY ` 01/04/96 3401 00 HY09 R308 073.002 220424 LAND/OTHER FEATURES DESCRIPTION ADJUSTMENT FACTORS T`, UNIT ADJ�D. UNIT Land By/Date Size Dimension ' ACRES/UNITS VALUE Description BORNSTEINP STUART T.RS MAP— LOC./YR. P . . D. P PRICE PRICE #BLDG(S)` C A:RD-1 3 442�900.. ' CD. FF- SEC CLASS ADJ. CONDe tn/Acres E ' " CARDS IN ACCOUNT L 30 3SITE 1 104X ` .8 =10 109 134999.9 147149.9 —� 85 : 125100 ., #LAND . 3 125PI00 01 OF 01 A #PL NORTH ST HYANN.IS N OFFICE BLDG U X" C= 100 * 1 .00 1. 00 27092.001027100 8 #DL LOT 6 MARKET D #RR 1100 0108 ' INCOME 568000 USE A ` APPRAISED VALUE D C 568,000 D � PARCEL ' SUMMARY A D T LAND 125100 q T SLOGS 570000 —IMPS M TOTAL 695100 F E N CNST E N DEED REFERENCE Type DATE Recorded PRIOR YEAR . V A L U E A T Book Page Ins1. MO. Yr.flD Sales Price LAND 125100 T S C't 24887 I 1.11 191 L 420500 SLOGS 442900 D C122995 1:04/91 L 500000 TOTAL 568000 R C110891 ° V:05187 475000 E BUILDING PERMIT BLDG STILL 40% S Number Date Type Amount UNUSABLE AS OF LAND LAND—ADJ INCOME SE SP—BLDS FEATURES . OLD-ADDS UNITS 1/1194 125100 1027100 B3714.3 10194 AC 60000 *BSMT, 1ST FL. Const. Total Year Built Norm. Obsv. 2 N D FL : 1 0 0%% ICOMP E O M P Class - Base Rate 'Adj.Rate Age CND. Loc. N.R.G. Repl.Cost New Adj.Sept.Value Stories. Height Rooms ad Rms Baths N.Fix. Partywall Fec. O B S 'C 0 ND . Units Units A f Depr. Cond. 40C 001 125 126 88 88 6 96 73 80 55.4 1027100 570000 2 .5 : FOR UNF 3RD FL. Description Rate Square Feet Repl.Cost MKT. INDEX: 1 :�� IMP.BY/DATE: SCALE:' 1 100. 4 ELEMENTS CODE CONSTRUCTION DETAIL S SAS 100 . .00 5020 BUILDINGGP:01 825 102 .00 5020 *..—__— -_ -- --$1__sue_ __ - , _.._� STYLE 31 O FF I CE BLDG 0-0 T R 825 ;. j : ` DES-iGiM-. tSJ1T -102 �IGN-C13T--'1 . � ' 1 EXTI:R.�WXCLS-- -02 RfCK -----------1-5-0 U ! REAT1AC TYPE 20rfAIR ::-AIR CU t .0 T INTlc11'a Il►3ISH. 05 CASTER- --------iy.0 INTYR.LAYOIM : f4G.oOD---------------1.0 lJ ` a ' NTER. �JAI.TX ° fl2SAP�E AS EXTER. 0.0 R 60 60 " fUVA STitUCT ()6C I�tfST .-; T DK--- tl.0 A ► ! SASE ! EFLDOR t�VER-- -_04C,Cfff3 ----------- 6 0 D 5020 ROOF 'f Y 'E ---- i5) GABILE=ASPH -SI ---GO E Total Areas Aux = Base = BUILDING,DIMENSIONS ————— —— . ! ° E1.ECTA1CAL.`- O'1AVERAGE ' [9.0 T SAS W14 : S02 W13 S02 W27 NO2 W13 ! " ! fOUNDATI6A 01PUURED - COiVC ---95i.9 A NO2 SAS W14 N60 E81 S60 . . 825 .. ------ ------ --- ------------- -------- N60 W81 � S60 :E14 S02 E13 S02 E27 ± -----CO A'fERCTAI ----- -IIV H1fANNS R-Y-09 825 N.D2 E1.3 NO2 .E14 .. " LAND TOTAL MARKET *--14-* * .-14- PARCEL '. 12:5100 695100 AREA VARIANCE #0 +0 STANDARD 50 UPDATE PERMIT RECORDS: ADD CHANGE DELETE PRINT FEES HELP END CHANGE RECORDS IN PERMIT TABLE PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 09/19/01 PERMIT NO. 13717 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET PERMIT TYPE BCOO CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY DESCRIPTION BASEMENT, 1ST, 2ND, 3RD FLOOR/B USE GROUP STATUS C COMPLETED APPLICATION DATE 03/12/1996 DATE ISSUED 03/12/1996 EXPIRATION DATE DATE COMPLETED MASTER PERMIT VARIANCE VALUATION 0.00 BOND 0 .00 CONSTRUCTION TYPE 756 GROUP TYPE CONTRACTORS ARCHITECTS/ ENGINEERS/OTHERS ENTER Y IF ALL ARE CORRECT OR N TO REENTER LEAVE BLANK FOR NON-PROPERTY RELATED PERMIT. CTRL-I FOR HELP. UPDATE PERMIT RECORDS: ADD CHANGE DELETE PRINT FEES HELP END CHANGE RECORDS IN PERMIT TABLE PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 09/19/01 PERMIT NO. 53600 PARCEL ID 308 073 002 259 NORTH STREET PERMIT TYPE BTCOO TEMP. OCCUPANCY PERMIT DESCRIPTION Work under bld pmt #48430 (subj to ZBA cond) STATUS A ACTIVE STATUS APPLICATION DATE 05/25/2001 DATE ISSUED 05/25/2001 EXPIRATION DATE 06/19/2001 DATE COMPLETED MASTER PERMIT VARIANCE VALUATION 0.00 BOND 0 .00 CONSTRUCTION TYPE 753 GROUP TYPE CONTRACTORS ARCHITECTS/ ENGINEERS/OTHERS ENTER Y IF ALL ARE CORRECT OR N TO REENTER LEAVE BLANK FOR NON-PROPERTY RELATED PERMIT. CTRL-I FOR HELP. oFt Town of Barnstable 20 Regulatory Services 9RAMAB�* Thomas F. Geiler,Director. • �p s6g9. ♦� Building Division Tom Perry. Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 March 3, 2004 Stuart Bornstein 297 North Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: SPR 017-04 Dr. Chaturvedi, 259 North St, Hyannis (R308-073-002) Proposal: Proposed medical use in 259B to include 3,700 sf on 3`d floor And additional 1,900 sf for MRI equipment in 259 A(first floor) Dear Mr. Bornstein; Please be advised that the Building Commissioner has approved the aforementioned application administratively and referred this matter to the Board of Appeals. erely, Robin C. Giangregorio Zoning& Site Plan Review Coordinator OQj "----------------- o � 0 I � I. l � O , c a�v M� ' I -1 J�w DO J o L! I� N i11 II 0-IG JAM � J= N l2kJ5 o - f TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Map 308 r Parcel 7 3—2' Permit# Health Division 9wau0311F Date Issued n, Conservation Division Fee �- Tax Collector — r PP �eL5b a LiIALMWOMW Treasurer CONNECTION PERMIT FROM THE ENGINEERING DMSION PRIOR TO -Planning Dept. CON S'MU MON. Date Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board Historic-OKH Preservation/Hyannis Project Street Address 259 s N o r;t 11 St'. Village Hyannis Owner 259 North St . 'Limit`ed Partnership Address 297 North' St . , Hyannis , MA 02601 Telephone ( 508.) 775-9316 E Permit Request This is a vacant and unfinished space. We need to dry wall , -build new walls ; plumbing and electric have been roughed -in and now mustbe 0" finished for new tenant'. Also finish floors . This space is -on first floor Square feet: 1 st floor:existing proposed 2nd floor:existing proposed Total new Estimated Project Cost 70 Zoning District business Flood Plain no ' Groundwater 0 lay Construction Type wood frame w/veneer NO ��-"�� C Lot Size Grandfathered: ❑Yes ®No If yes, attach supporting docume �tion. � Dwelling Type: Single Family ❑ Two Family, ❑ Multi-Family(#units) Age of Existing Structure N/A Historic House: ❑Yes ®No On Old King's Highway: ❑Yes 0 No ma Basement Type:- O Full ❑Crawl ❑Walkout 0 Other " Basement Finished Area(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area(sq.ft) o Number of Baths: . Full:existing new Half:existing ,# new _ Number of Bedrooms: existing new W co Total Room Count(not including baths): existing new First Floor Room ount Heat Type and Fuel: ®Gas ❑Oil ❑Electric ❑Other - Central Air: W Yes ❑ No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal'stove: ❑Yes ❑No Detached garage;•❑existing ❑new'size Pool:❑existing.'❑new -size Barn:❑existing ❑new size' Attached garage:❑existing ❑new size Shed:❑existing ❑new size. Other: Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization ❑, Appeal# Recorded❑ Commercial ❑Yes ❑No `If yes,site plan review# Current Use Proposed Use BUILDER INFORMATION Name Michael J. Roberts Telephone Number (508 ) 77.5-9316 Address P.O. a o x 168 License# CS 0 5 3 8 61- Centerville , MA 02632 Home Improvement Contractor# 101119 Worker's Compensation# wc-c 500054�oi 2ooi ALL CONSTRUCTION',DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TO OFF cApF- SIGNATURE DATE —,;-Ie ' FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY» PERMIT NO. DATE ISSUED MAP/PARCEL NO.'- ADDRESS' t ' VILLAGE - • : - ¢_ t OWNER `r.-1 '�1 A . . � z f ' •; a•L - ,. � t" .� ter-• • . , DATE OF INSPECTION: FOUNDATION -• FRAME INSULATION r FIREPLACE # rp P + ELECTRICAL: ROUGH - FINAL PLUMBING: ROUGH 29 FINAL GAS: ROUGH,,.._•er FINAL _ t ,J ca ° ► FINAL BUILDINGtr DATE CLOSED OUT : `, ASSOCIATION PLAN NO. - • ` _ v } r At s . TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION 4;)o Map q2 Parcel V Application # Health Division Date Issued Conservation Division Application Fee Planning Dept. Permit Fee Date Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board Historic - OKH _ Preservation / Hyannis Projec�—tStreetAddress� S �1 06-RA Sf6f-e_-r`4" Village_ 4 ktiu-Jf cOwner7�2 Sa—_V6V N S4---- 1�L(.� Wef.4?0me9fa,`n Address dd,, -4 lt2 0,Itit o zo Telephone-50iR- 776 — 3 J by / �P-ermit-_Regaest-- e c, rr- - o cl %e ,°u (i l- -'c- c f b Cc &r ece.e. Uo Cak)S Ooc l 10 Square feet: 1 st floor: existing proposed 2nd floor: existing proposed Total new Zoning District Flood Plain Groundwater Overlay Project Valuation Construction Type Lot Size Grandfathered: ❑Yes ❑ No If yes, attach supporting documentation. Dwelling Type: Single Family ❑ Two Family ❑ Multi-Family (# units) v Age of Existing Structure Historic House: ❑Yes ❑ No On Old King's H%ghway: SY-es 0 No Basement Type: ❑ Full ❑ Crawl ❑Walkout ❑ Other " Basement Finished Area(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area (sq.ft) ? I Number of Baths: Full: existing new Half: existing newr'- \.j Number of Bedrooms: existing _new Total Room Count (not including baths): existing new First Floor Room Count Heat Type and Fuel: ❑ Gas ❑ Oil ❑ Electric ❑ Other Central Air: ❑Yes ❑ No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal stove: ❑Yes ❑ No t Detached garage: ❑ existing ❑ new size—Pool: ❑ existing ❑ new size _ Barn: ❑ existing ❑ new size_ Attached garage: ❑ existing ❑ new size _Shed: ❑ existing ❑ new size _ Other: Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization ❑ Appeal # Recorded ❑ Commercial ❑Yes ❑ No If yes, site plan review # Current Use Proposed Use APPLICANT INFORMATION (BUILDER OR HOMEOWNER) Name ' .� '60 k.S .� _ .__ ��,�'- 77� 3/0� ___� � � �'1 �Telephone•Number gAddress: 9 q� A µ 4 Sd'� �� License# 4:1�4 O)W, Home Improvement Contractor# Worker's Compensation # ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TO SIGNATURE c DATE �^ / r r a... y FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPLICATION# DATEISSUED r MAP/PARCEL NO. ADDRESS VILLAGE OWNER DATE OF INSPECTION: FOUNDATION t FRAME t INSULATION FIREPLACE ELECTRICAL: ROUGH FINAL E PLUMBING: ROUGH FINAL t ti GAS: ROUGH FINAL FINAL BUILDING DATE CLOSED OUT ASSOCIATION PLAN NO. r, °FTME roy,� Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services BABNSTABLE, • MASS. �, Thomas F.Geiler,Director 1639• �0 Building Division Tom Perry,Building Commissioner. 200 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 www.town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-403 8 Fax: 508-790-6230 Property Owner Must Complete and Sign This Section If Using A Builder �ga v dv-� f e 1 kl ,as Owner of the subject property hereby authorize S tc, '96 H to i h to act on my behalf, in all matters relative to work authorized by this building permit: (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 Signata of Applicant Print Name Print Name Date Q:FORM&OWNERPEFMISSIONPOOLS 6/2012 r KE Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services IMMSTA6LE, --- Thomas F.Geiler,Director j, MASS. i6 9 Building Division . FD Mp2l �_.lam _ Tom Perry,Building Commissioner 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 1 www.town.barnstable.ma.us Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 HOMEOWNER LICENSE EXEMPTION Please Print DATE: JOB LOCATION: number, street. village "HOMEOWNER": name home phone# work phone# CURRENT MAILING ADDRESS: city/town 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 building permit (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 „ Note: Three-family dwellings containing 35,060 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 wio 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 s.. 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 of this issue is a form currently used by several towns. You may care t amend and adopt such a form/certification for use in your community. Q:forms:homeexempt The L�iii.YJ - Lisc . 4 Department of Industrial Accidents Office oflflyestigatiogs 600 Washington Street Boston Mass. 02111 Workers' CoTPensation Insu/rannce�� TlAffidavit iTt /Q'/������������������������������/%�/s� .,.,..... name: Sippewissett Construction Corp. location: 259 North St.. city Hyannis phone# (508) 775-9316 ❑ I ara a homemmer performing all work myself. ❑ I am a sole oroDrietor and have no one tivorking in anv ca achy %�%%%/%%�/%�/%�%//%////%%%%%%%/%%%/%%%%/%/%%/%%//%/%%���% /%%%�/%/%% %%/%/%%%%%%%//%/%//%%%/%/%%/�%/�'/'/„`;;;;:.';, x❑ I am an emplo}er providing tivorkers' compensation for my employees working on this job. comonnvname: Sippewissett Construction Corp. address: 297 North Street city_ Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone#: (508) 775-9316 1- insurance cn. Assaci•a`t`ed Employers Tns - C'n nnlicv0 WCC 5000549012001 ❑ I am a sole proprietor, beneral contractor, or homeowner(circle one) and have hired the.contractors listed below who havethe follo«ing workers' compensation polices: comoanv name, address: city hone#r insarnnce cn. - comnanv name: address: cit`- phone#� nrancc co. itu :..;:..:.. olicv# //%%%/ Fa lure to secure coverage required under Section 25A of NIGL 152 can lead to the imposition of erimtttal penalties of a tine up to S1.500.00 and/or one vearsr Imprisonment as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a tine of S100.00 a day against me. I understand that a copy of this statement may be forwarded t—the Office of Investigations of the DIA for coverage verification. I do hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that the information provided above it tru:end correct Sienature 4r� President Date 8/15/02` Print narne Aaron Bornstein Phone# (508) 775-9316 F do not write in this area to be completed by city or town otlldal permit/lIcense k ❑Building Department ❑Lkensing Board ediate mpotue is required ❑selemnen's Oftlee ❑Health Department phone#; ❑Other _....:.. . .. ..:.. ...: ::.::...... 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N 0 . . 106 MAIN STREET 259 LP--- STONEHAM,MASSACHUSETTS 02.180 goy « Sti 297 NORTH STREET TEL. 70 4 434 0900 rN Of�� A=R HYANNIS•MA PAX...7ar 438 Silo I i i i f k r 3 I I � ' � 1 I ,,,,E �'' i�j --- ---- --- - - - r i i � 1 14 f f , i I i l i I I. i f SCALE: APPROVED BY: DRAWN BY DATE: REVISED DRAWING NUMBER l 6' 5" Y BARNSTABLE-HYANNIS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT o O O 1" TOPCOAT MASS DPW 0p0pO TYPE 11 �/ch I^ 000�0� 6" 2' BINDER r KE 0000 EXIST. CONTOUR COMPACTED 00000 •' o 0 o 0 0 0 0 C 0 R �+ GRAVEL M1.03.1 0°0°O 000000000000000 EXIST. WATER LINE -•---T -----------w- 0 0 0. opoo°p°o°o°O°o° tXIST. ELEV. 32.50 000000: a'•� ''00000000000000000 ■ FALMOUTH ROAD d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 PROCESSED GRAVEL ........... R "�F PROP. ELEV, 27.8 0°0°o 00000000000000 O O , • O O O O O O O MDPW M1.03.1 VIB. ROLLER COMPACTED y z CATCH BASIN ® o 0000000000000 0 0 0 0 _ • • • 0 0 o q 0000000 •„••�••�••• O°O°O a 00000000000000 LOCUS METAL COVER O 00000 00000000000000 MA'N 00000 ": ST• y 0000° r °0°0 O o 0 0 o MAIN STREET I a 0000�0000000 000 i 00000°b000000 000 CEMENT, CONCRETE 2XIS PSI MIN. It: CURBING SET IN EXISTING PAVEMENT. EXISTING ,0 O�do O O O O CUT NEAT LINE 6" FROM CURB LINE AND REMOVE I, 0 0. 0 o d 0 0 0 ENTRANCE p0 .0 006 0000000 BINpER, BASE AND STONE. REPLACE WITH CEMENT CONCRETE -- -- -- - -- - _ APPROX. E.O.P. (SEE NOTE J7) _ -_ --•-_ -.__•__.__. - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- - -- - VERTICAL GRANITE CURBING 5" X 16" E.O.P. (SEE NOTE 7) . APPR X. � �11►'E ENT CROSS ` S TI ON LOCATION MAP (1V0 SCALE) I i " NOT TO SCALE NO ES• IST, ACCESSISILITY NOTES; 1. CONTRACTORS TO VERIFY LOCATION OF ALL SITE UTILITIES C R13 1. PER 521 CMR 22.3 ALL WALKWAYS SHALL BE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF LEACHING PITS. T SLOPED NO MbRE THAN 1:20 (5X) 2. THIS PLAN NOT TO BE USED FOR LOT LINE STAKING. CROSS SLOPES NO MORE THAN 2X 2. PER 521 CMR 25.1 ALL PUBLIC ENTRANCES 3. DATUM IS NGVD ASSUMED FROM HYANNIS QUAD MAP. SHALL B ACCESSIBLE. so" x so" Pans LEVEL 4. ALL P ECAST LEACH PITS AND DRYWELLS TO BE OF OR OtHER 3. ALL WALKWAYS TCLEARANCE ONFO M 521 52 R CMR DESIGN LOADING AASHTO H2O. ` 4. AL RAMPS do RAILS TO CONFORM TO 521 • . 5, ALL RUNOFF IS TO BE KEPT ON SITE. �. 24 ALL CURB CUTS TO CONFORM V 521 CMR 21 6. ALL ROOF RUNOFF FROM PROPOSED BUILDING TO BE CONNECTED 1:12 MAX, 2X CROSS SLOPE MAX., SEE 21.3 TO DRYWELLS. * 7. PARKING LOT DESIGN TAKEN FROM PLAN ENTITLED "PLANTING AND PARKING PLAN, THE WILLIAMS BUILDING", DRAWN BY TRACZYK ASLA ` h FOR THE TOWN OF BARNSTABLE PLANNING DEPARTMENT, NOT DATED. INFORMATION ALSO FROM TOWN G.I.S. DATA AND IS APPROXIMATE f APPROX. E.O.P. (SEE NOTE #7) J U RB COVERS i . 2s.9 (PARCEL 72) Q i OWN OF BARNSTABLE PUBLIC 30.1 o RESIROOMS Q 145.00 GRANITE 3 •) 49.01. NEW STRIPING 9 X 19 AS INDICATED �9.0'� 8.0'�I 8.0'■1_8.0'�I a _ BI CUR NG co 28.2 1 28: . - --. 29.. c I 29.1 ! 9 0'al 28.7 CL / 29 m V� 1..�y P H TO WJN 2 •5 8 NCH ARK: RA EPA SENT/ /W AS O. Lu APPROXIMATE O BUILDING CATCH BASIN RIM O 7 1X MIN. 27.6 0 /2 .55 29.37 4' N SOU IN AT ELEV 28.45 3 LOCATION ' CONC..,S/W 1:1 ccoo 1:12 5' CONC.. S/W 1:12 8 1:1 5' CONC. SIDEWALK N t CH 1? 28.5 TIEI TI G O CATCH BENCH 29.8 IN BASIN FIELD ADJUST . � �"' EXISTING � MATCH 14' WIDE 28.9 EXISTING° v 28. 5' CONC.. S/W 29.0 1:1 EXISTING 1:12 5' CONC.. S/W 1:12 CATCH27.5 TOWN SIDEWALK THIS 2 I �•� 28..5 CATCH z� .:u"/LANDSCAPED AREA VN Co N 28.5 CATCH BASIN AREA W RE CURBING (TYP.) 28.9 IN 5X 28.9 w N GRASS STRIP00, "_' -- ---- -�- ---- ---IXIS_":EO.P_--•---------. - - -- ----9-�AS-R_EO_- - 2854' C N 0 - --- N 28.4 EXISTING O 29.0 30.3 - -..,► $ T CATCH 3 5.00 o� C``I EXISTING 3 z N 24.0 -2s 3 p n: v ' ti i 28 7 11 INSTALL SEEDETAIL} M N. o OFFICE �C 1 / INSTALL TRAP 19.0 --, ( C5 r-� -`•\ SEE 22.0'BUILDING (SEE DEraL Lu Q9.0' 24.0' ice' 28.4 SEE r .' -12-- O N /' .\ o. = W Q \ ® NOTE Iaft ` 0 : P�R�pPO ED ` NOTE 19-V 27. & 0 al. 41 I N Is'xf �\ ,r 27.8 W}} D JILDI G DR1rWELL w- m 19.0 V J a 11. w 1 _ `' � � ROP. 6 x6 i \� ♦�1 � � 22.0' 0 ol o�lDELL _w_ SLAB �L. �30.4 PROPOSED a- / ryoi/ 2' OF STONE PR PO Eb / �ARKING In i0 200.0 PA KING ' Q j EXIST. E.C.P. __ --- I i - �/ OUMPSTE PROPOSED E.O.P. 29 'd ` 29.9 AREA 29.2 29.4 �O N 1p OP. E.O.P. 30.4 29.9 PROP. E.O.P. X 29.4 29.7 29.2 28.7 d 287.87 62.48 (2) PROPOSED 6'x6' 189.95 CHAIN LINK FENCE LEACH PITS WITH 2' ' OF STONE ALL AROUND {LEACH P�'�kfTH 2' (PARCEL 57) TO BE CONNECTED TO OF STONE A L AROUND BARNSTABLE HOUSING AUTHORITY EXISTING CATCH BASIN TO BE CONNECTED TO (PA CEL 67) snNc CATCH BASIN CHRISTOPHER & JANET MORRIS (PARCEL 60) 1/2' EXP JOINT APPROXIMATELY 24'-0' OC BARNSTABLE HOUSING AUTHORITY 1/2' EXP JOINT WHEN ADJACENT FILLER CUT BACK 1/ ', W/ 1/ * DIA x12" LONG TO CONC STRUCTURE OR BLDG SMOOTH EXP DOWELS AT 2'-0" OC, ONE- CONTINUOUS SEALANT HALF GREASED PREMOLDED FILLER 4x4-6 6 WELDED WIRE FABRIC 1R0L JOINT - fox 508-362-4541 / fax 508 362-9880 STOP WWF AT DP JT SMOOTH TROWEL ALA. SEALANT 5" EDGES 6" WIDE FINE BROOM FINISH C1�OWI2 ape engineering,eer1ll inc. PITCH 1% � �VERTICAL GRANITE CURBING 5" x 16" r•, P g �' CIVIL ENGINEERS / °�' a m 1" TOPCOAT LANDSCAPE SITE IMPROVEMENT PLAN MASS DPW LAND SURVEYORS 2" BINDER TYPE a TO SUPPLE14ENT APPROVED SITE PLAN REVISED APRIL 26, 1994 ,o BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT 939 -ain St. yarmouth, ma FOR PROPOSED OFFICE BUILDING ON 259 NORTH STREET IN THE TOWN OF: 12" PROCESSED GRAVEL HYANNIS BARN S T ABLE, MA f ��\1H OF y � `ARNE, �y COMPACTED AGGREGATE BASE �, PREPARED FOR: ARNE H. �, H. GJ� UNDISTURBED OR COMPACTED °'emu H g OJAL.A H SUBSOILNo. ' CIVIL30 $o Na26348 �o� STUART B0RNSTEIN E�ISTE s�Q�� C 0 N C R E TE SIDEWALK CEMENT CONCRETE 2000 PSI MIN. 20 D 20 40 60 Feet s = 1 -0 IF CURBING SET IN EXISTING PAVEMENT. AL IANO SCALE- 1 1/2■ 1 �D NOTES: CUT NEAT LINE 5" FROM CURB LINE AND REMOVE AND STONE. SCALE: 1"=20' DATE: NOVEMBER 14, 2000 1. COMPACTED AGGREGATE BASE COURSE: 2' GRADED CRUSHED STONE ON 4' GRAVEL BORROW. � BINDER, CONCRETE SEEPAVEMENT SECTION REVISED: DECEMBER 18, 2000 (SIDEWALKS ) �t AR OJALA, P.E., P.L.S. DATE 2. CONCRETE FOR SIDEWALKS MDPW CEMENT CONCRETE (AIR ENTRAINED 4000 PSI 3/4 IN.,610) 94-- > WITH 6.5 LBS/YD. ASTM C979 COLOR 860 INTEGRALLY COLORED CONCRETE PIGMENT. (MATCH TOWN WORK) ........ AATER, SUPPLY DATA STATIC '75 P51 RESIDUAL 60 P51 HYDRAULICALLY M05T FLOW 645 GPM 1,4150 507T. AREA TIME TAKEN 6: AM DATE 11-20-200 TAKEN BY M.F.P.5. T------------------------ ------------- —A UA () 7 NORTH STREET. 41., v 21" 21" 21 21, x 2�11 3 2ill 21" 21" 21ll 21"A 2k' 2k, 2j" 2j" 2ju 21" 21m 21" 3gpj2j" 3g 2j" 3g 21" 3g :21" 21" :21" 21 v v 61 (01 A, (A T- 51TE PLAN NO SCALE col eoll FIRE SERVICE 50 (BY OTHERS) ABit IFN IL----------------------------- ---------i ................... LIF FF-- 10 ATTIC LEVEL � IRE PROTECTION SPRINKLER 5%ye5TEM PLAN SCALE HYDRAULICALLY MOST REMOTE Iti:150 SG.FT. AREA Z CENTRAL BACK TO BACK ATTIC SPRINKLER HEAD 212 K= 5.6 7— ket W11ag Screw ATRod (length) IVTC ROOM ADP ROOM 4;1 WO PA045O SUPPLY ROOM of I..&q of Hanger Ring O IfOO lilt lilt liltO lilt of lilt lit C4( I oil 1 51 lot ---.1 101 01-0 C Ila ill, 16 0 0 0 61-11--1 -. 54 of 1 :11-211 11 61-10, .01 ----iot 0 ol of OPEN OFFICE AREA m OPEN OFFICE AREA '7 O O O II lilt ill ill, Ii, I of Iju 1911, Aft av� 1111, . it, a 11 TYPICAL BANGER DETAIL 0 It 1. 11 01 -10 101 01 01 01 01 Ok 01 of 01 7— TENANT SPACE 14-- Ij lift Mk 14" it 01 L Of 01 01 Of of 56 iol I-IOIL— 1_511 lot ___iof !0 if i2 LU I OPEN OFFICE AREA OFFICE RECEPTION �o lit, lit, I;u 14" 0 14" 1 a AL qw qW 14W 1 0 4 it- 0! 0 t ON q --42 io 11 --j -io, -T--lOL T 101 lot L iOL -10 all FIRE SERVICE 5 (BY OTHERS) sit 50 MULTIPURP05E RM 0 4- lot X 10-- 4 6 A I F L--------- 10 ---------- -- ----------i I - EX OMS OFFICE --------------------- 4" 5TORZ TYPE FIRE DEPT. CONN. IL FIRST LEVEL FIRE PROTECT)ON SPRINKLER 5*100'STEM PLAN a Q If SCALE J"-I'-O � zOY CENTRAL QUICK RESPONSE PENDENT SPRINKLER 155- 1\2 9 GENERAL NOTES conm N, THIS SYSTEM HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND 15 To BE INSTALLED AND TO Sy5nm rL TESTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA * 13 AND MASS STATE COVES. ALL NEW PIPE 2" AND SMALLER 15 50H. 40 WITH 5CRr=YeV FITTIN&5. ALL NEW PIPE 2 1/2" AND LARGER 15 50H. 10 WITH GROOVED FITTINGS. OCCUPANCYCLAS51FICATION IS LIGHT HAZARD 200 50. FT. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 15 COMBUSTIOULE P40012 BEAM TYPE. THAYEUR -4 SYMBOL DENOTES NEW PIPE DRY PIPE VALVE ry TpJm No.U05 Fit • K&'m MAIN VA�Lvempm To NEW PIPE SIZES ARE PER HYDRAULIC. CALCULATIONS OSYMBOL DENOTES HYDRAULIC f;ZEFEFMW.-E POINT. DACKFLOA MMYENTM 'ATE 5-16-01 HYDRAULIC DESIGN DATA HYDRAULIC DESIGN DATA 054Y&ATE VALVE [14 A.H.J. "L1PN-->LAv5 yrale A.HJJ:J�pLmukc� 1ptv-S I&V-r VV TAWER SHITC-H DESIGN STD,t4-F?"& -A DESIGN STQ. 14N BY "IRINS,SY OTHEft) �6, PIPE TYPE PIPE TYPE 4 k 0 ffik%AC MlE ROM/CABLJr-- BRACNQ SEMAC WIRE ROPE/CABLE BRAC440 C.H. PRi'Tlr Co., INC. MAINS— MAINS— 15C��k kQ- BRANCHES BRANCHES 59 C.'" LffjofM &000 N01t : Us RECOWADM MAXIMUM ALLOWAKE HORIZONTAL LOADS listed Sin 12 - Red P.O. BOX 56 In this We we based at We W~allowable loud of 0I#W the foaterver to size IS - Mite Pe-IrMOUTH, MA. 44 Sin 36 - Blue SPRINKLER ORIFICE V-2�' K=77��� SPRINKLER ORIFICE 1/Z K= 1�i, the structural element to which the brow Is attached or the brace Itself. AllowaklWilloads used for the foatemm are based an NFPA-13 according to ('181) 621-45455 AREA LOCA1 SIT L-evm-.� AREA LOCATION -A,-T'-rLC— the brow angle and the method of attackwunt Allowable bads (w the Rf.C.'0&04CN0E0 900 0011SVIIAL BL%& NAPLES.FL 3W-7515 braces are based an their uMmoft brook strength with a safety factor Of IIII # OF FLOWING SPRINKLERS &0 # OF FLOWING SPRINKLERS 7011INW: (03)643-7= for earthquake = this allowable load Is then adjusted to show the 4' To 4*SToRZ FIRE DEPr.If ONN. FAX: 80-645-4M Immlilmm allowable tal load when applied to the at the angles MAXIM G.P.K/SQ.FT. DENSITY • 10 GPA/S9.FT. DENSITY e1Q Ift"t*d. 11he maximiurn load than allwod to be applied to the brow and REMOTE AREA----!- I SOFT. REMOTE AREA % .14159n:> —SQ.FT. Yhe saismic bracing an this drawing Is Its fastemers Is *wd to the recorninanded modrnum allowable horizontal �q,6�y F designed in accordance with the I load multiplied by 2.0 for a 3W brace angK by 1.414 for a 45'brace K Building Code or standard 19—ii� angle, and by 1.1511 for a OW brace angle. (Cone. anchors w ICBO where applicable.) L Q AD DEMAND AT BASE OF RISER DEMAND AT BASE OF RISER .3 WA FsPACED MAX, #,E;c,,4-r 70TAL HORIZ, BRACE PRACE FfiSsEnER BRAE SMUCTURAL 0TY. SPACF ANOLE MZA: G,P Zk:Z, G.P.M. (),��OL QW WVGHT LOAD 'A i RRE FLOW K FLOW -1 COMPONENT BRACE PFR IHO: S-12C MODEL ELEMENT Ile- 7/ 6*mpz smvice My OTHERS) PRESSURE E�F, P.S.I. P.S.I. LAJ OF�-CRIP71&4 WACINQ FOCI( rACrOF 1-01%C d1c FT- AvrACWE-.,,-, fC1I-:,WpS PRESSURE 0 1 \1 I INSIDE HOSE STREAM G.P.M. INSIDE HOSE STREAM G.P.M. AX! S1 I --- 1 DEMAND AT SOURCE CONNECTION DEMAND AT. SOURCE CONNECTION G ',�i=� i �62 G U 4-WAY DRY FIFE R15ER DETAIL FLOW P.171, FLOW. 2 t-2,G.P.M. PRESSURE 115 8 P.S.I. PRESSURE is"21 P.S.I. nil (k 910 PAXOSTVA&ILW�P.O.Box 7515 NO WALE Its - NAPLM a-1.00S 3-443-15U?l• OUTSIDE HOSE STREAM 1 0-*e)r E& OUTSIDE HOSE STREAM wcBen G.P.M. ' : 11-NO-3 - (5667) U016".00 FAX $1643-45M e Socket LJ 7r 4 0