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Home My WebLink About2017-11-20 Board of Health Supplemental Materials MONTHLY REPORT from the Public Health Director November 2017 MEETINGS: • Region 3B Coalition Meeting • Region 3 HMCC Interviews for Regional Coordinator • Roya Crest Inspection Team meeting • Royal Crest property management meeting regarding Order for Bld 39 Apt 2 • Royal Crest new property manager meeting with Building and Fire Depts • Power outrage related meetings. • Terry from Stachi's regarding food donations during multiday power outage • Met with Chelsea Curly from JGPR Firm • Met with CD Director regarding 1600 Osgood submittals TRAININGS: • Jurisdictional Risk Assessment(JRA) regional training • MHOA Annual Conference 11/15-11/17 (10 SI,CSE Credit hours) INSPECTIONS: • Food: 1 Fire Dept.requested response • Septic: 3 • Housing/Abandoned Property: 2 REVIEWS: • Building Permit Applications: S7 • Septic Plan Reviews: 3 • Title 5 reports: 16 • Draft Mechanical Systems Odor Mitigation Plan- 1600 Osgood Street • Production Water Well Plans- 1600 Osgood Street Administration: • Royal crest Inspection Sheet criteria determined • Town Counsel and abandoned property • General Customer Service • General Animal Control • Reviewing Proposals for 3B Coalition subcontractor to do EDS Updates • Updated Board and Staff List A • Planning Board application review, East Mill Correspondence: • Approval letters • Respond to resident emails (food, septic,housing, etc.) • Department continued work on Animal/Chicken Informational Packet • Septic Approvals, Denials, Garbage disposal removals NUSC: • Phone calls with Chairman • Discussed Fellowship intern programs with Merrimack College and additional intern projects. • Reviewing Sharps collection policy and program • Thanksgiving Food Safety Press Release Happy Thanksgiving!!! November 2017: RN Monthly Report Meetings/Talks/Education: • COA Board Meeting • Interview from Lowell Nursing Student (call and email follow-up) • Meeting with Library for lecture series • Influenza Webinar Clinics/Outreach: • BP Clinics 2"d and 4th Wednesdays • Cholesterol Clinic to start Wednesday Nov 22"o Home/wellness visit • Medical assistance at the Senior Center • Home flu shots Influenza: • Clinics: a Finished school and community clinics o Offering flu shots in my office Tuesday Nov 21 from 1-5 for those who still need one. • Total Vaccines Used:457 Private Purchase Quadrivalent, 200 Private Purchase High Dose, 164 State supplied vaccine (for children) • Totals Remaining: 88 Private Purchase-0 High Dose-136 State Supply • Carefully reviewing each insurance form for omissions, corrections—following up with those individuals. Copying each form, mailing to reimbursement company, and entering each vaccine given into the MILS database. • Daily inventory,temp and data monitoring/logging. MISC: • MAVEN-Communicable disease-calls and follow ups. (Salmonella x3, Shiga Toxin, Campylobacter, LTBI). • Sharps-change of service on their end-at length updating information, packaging of sharps for pickup • Fielding phone calls and drop-ins from residents and staff for education, flu vaccine. Multiple sharps drop offs. • Cholesterol--Proficiency Testing passed-starting first clinic by appointment on Wednesday 11/22-Will split BP clinic timeframe (9-10 BP Clinic 10-11:30 Cholesterol screening) • Library Series—first speaker will be a North Andover nutritionist from Nutrition in Motion.Talk is scheduled to take place at the Library Wednesday January 10th from 6-8pm. Calls/emails to set up. Working on advertisement. (future topics to include: opioids, mental health, dementia, heart disease, sun safety, tick borne diseases, vaccines, smoking etc.) • Starting to organize blood drive to be held at Senior Center(Jan or Feb).Awaiting date from Senior Center. i 1 f i r �� 9r q I I f I I 1 i 41 �A 7TV tAlli i VIA ,9 ArIl— DO NNE all Cys �i Z t � � K b. e�� ' JX fl r k M Pyr e Illli I' w �u p _.... ,-01T7 - No RT,,,ff AN.boVR Caroline Ibbitson<cibbitson@northandoverma.gov> MassachusClls .... ...... Sharps 2 messages Caroline Ibbitson<cibbitson@northandoverma,gov> Mon, Nov 20,2017 at 3:45 PM To:Brian LaGrasse<blagrasse@northandoverma.gov> Hey, So, I'm only halfway through placing the"unused"needles she dropped off into sharps conatiners. I am not sure if it on the webpage or not, but I think moving forward we should make it clear that we will not accept needles,used or unused, unless they are in an approved sharps container.(I did make her take back her cardboard milk carton of needles so she could bring them back in a sharps container). But her so called unused needles that were in bags did in fact have a few used needles in them.They were capped, but this still poses a safety risk to me as I am going through them. I also think moving forward we should have sharps containers that people can buy from us at cost value to make it easier for them to take care of their sharps the way they are supposed to. I think sometimes people get lazy and don't want to go the extra step of looking for where to buy something.If we have it available for whatever price we buy it for...that at least makes it a little more convenient for them. Thanks, Caroline Caroline Ibbitson Public Health Nurse Town of North Andover 120 Main Street North Andover,MA 01845 p: 978.688.9543 f: 978.688.8476 cibbitson@northandoverma.gov fy'C4p/ Brian LaGrasse<blagrasse@northandoverma.gov> Mon, Nov 20,2017 at 4:16 PM To:Caroline Ibbitson<clbbitson@northandoverma.gov> I like that idea and can look into purchasing some to have on hand. we can start that policy now. like today :) [Quoted text hiddenq Brian J.LaGrasse,CBHT Director of Public Health Town of North Andover 120 Main Street North Andover,MA 01845 Phone 978.688.9540 Fax 978.688.8476 Email blagrasse@northandoverma,gov Web www.northandoverma.gov l rrt 1 e ort ore e is e1e Septic Inspections: SEPTIC, Bottom of the Bed, Final Grades, Tank inspection r Pipe inspections — 3 D-Bax inspections - 4 Salem St— 5 As-Built— 6 BP — Sewer Back up — Order Letter— Follow-up Wood chuck Lane — I COC's 5 HOUSING Royal Crest— Meeting-2 Stonington — Issued a LOC Commonwealth Housing 2 Pleasant st Order Letter or letters - 5 TRASH TRUCK PERMITTING November FOOD McDonalds inspections -- 3 POWER OUTAGE—1 Week Re-opening Restaurants 5 Days — Hundreds of Re-open inspections MHOA —3 Days Happy Thanksgiving North Andover Health Department Community and Economic Development Division October 26, 2017 183 Greene Street North Andover, MA 01845 RE: Permit Notice North Andover Board of health Regulation Concerning Chickens Dear Town Resident: It has come to our attention that you may own backyard chickens. Please be aware that In accordance with the North Andover Zoning Bylaw, chickens must be permitted by the North Andover Health Department and inspected annually by the Town Veterinarian, Dr. R. David Lindsay of Alternative Veterinary Services. Please note the annual permit fee is $35.00 Complete the enclosed application and forward the fee to the address found below. Sincerely, Brian T. Lar'rasse, CEHT Director of Public Health i I I I I Page 1, of 1 North Andover Health Department, 120 Main Street North Andover, MA 01845 Phone; 978.688.9540 Fax: 978.688.9542 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER Community and Economic Development HEALTH DEPARTMENT 120 Mama Street f NORTI-I ANDOVER,MASSACHUSETTS 01845 978.688.9540—Phone 978.688 9542--FAX Email:healthdept@nor-tllandoverma.gov www.northandaverma.gov Animal. Permit Farm The undersigned hereby applies for a permit to ".DEEP CERTAIN ANIMALS AND BLPD5"' within the Town of North Andover, in accordance with Chapter III, Section 31 and 143 of the General Laws, and subject to the rules and regulations of the local Board of Health and Zoning Bylaws. ADDRI:SSMOC'ATION OF ANIMALS: OWNER'S NAME. OWNER S"ADDRES,SILOCATIONIF DIFFERENT: Dealer: Yes No TOTAL ACREAGE: Adult Young(number of) 1. Cattle(Adult 2 years&over) Dairy Beef 7.Poultry: Chickens Turkeys Steers/Oxen 8.Rabbits: 2. Goats(Adult 1 year&over) mmT 9. Other: 3. Sheep (Adult— 1 year&over) 4. Swine: Breeders Feeders S.Llamas/Alpacas 6.Equines: horses/Ponies Donkeys/Mules Stable use: .Private D Boarding O Training L7 Rental U Lessons L.7 t Name of Applicant(PLEASE PRINT) Signature of Applicantm'- i Contact Phone Numbers(indicate cell; home;work, etc) i FEE: x;35.00 Please male check payable to: Town of North Andover(mail to abovq address), IF NOT RENEWED BEFORE MARCH Ise THE FEE WILL n,DOUBLED TO 70.00 Information requestedby the Department ofAgrieultural Resources Bureau ofAnhnalllerrlth—Form 74-500 BIOS—7103—4DBSBB1- ■ ■ \ . . y ■ , � , . � CQJ #m_ma_IMPROVEMENT PLAN y � . # , . ■. # � ■ . . ) , . , , . , , , . . . ! , � • , � , : � r . P • •µo�TN• , SxCHU+� � TOWN OT NORTH ANDOVER or'FicE, OI THE TOWN CLERK 120 MAIN STnET NORTH ANPO"VER,MASSACHUSETTS 01845 Joyce.A.Bradshaw,CMMC Telephone(978) 688=9501 Tow>a:Cleric Fax '(97.8)6W9557 Email ibradshaw@townofnorthandover,coin This is to ceilify that the following is the text of the North Andover Zoning BylaW as � amended by Article 28 of the dissolved Annual Town Meeting for the Town of North - Andover Meld May 2l,201A.' 4,12 Permitted Uses U21 Residence 1 District. ResideiW 2 District Residence 3 District 1. .0ue-family dwelling,but not.to exceed one dwelling on any one lot. 2. Place.of worship. 3. Roomiaag hob*8e,tenting rooms for dwelling purposes or furnishing table board to not more-tb ftity(4)persons or members of the family, resident in a dvrelling$6 used, provided there be no display or advertising on such dwelling-or its lot,other than a name place or sign not to exoced sit.(6)incites by twenty. (24)inches in size,EtAd ti her provided that.no dwelling shall be erected or altered primarily for such use. 4. For use of u dwelling in any residential district or multi-family district:for a home occupation,,the•follawing conditions shall apply. a. Not more than a total of three(3)people niay lie employed in.the home occttp'4tion, f i one of whom shall be tha owner ofthe izonie occupation And residing in said dwelling. b. Tl�c use is:carried-on strictly within the principal building; t e. There shall be no exterior alteiations, accessory buildings,oi'display which axe not wstomary with residential buildings; d. Not more thatt twenty five(2S)percent-of the existing gross floor area of . -dwelling unit so used,not to exceed one thousand(1.000)square feet,is devoted to such.use. In connection with such use,theie.is to be hep`t no stock in trade,commodities of products which occupy space bdyond these limits; e, Tktefe will be no airplay of goods or Wares visible from the street; f The building,or ptemises occupied shall not be rendered obj actionable ox detrimental to the residential character of-the-neighborhood due to the exterior appearance, ornission of•odor, gas,smote,dost,noise, disturbance,or in any-other way become. :objectionable or detrimental to any re4d6ntial use.Within the•neighi orhood; �� lilri3fl A'l'rLW t?opy 'Powr► Cl(*rlz g. Any such building shall include no features of design not custoinarily in buildings fbr fesidential use. 5. Real estate signs not.to exceed twenty-four(24)inches by thirty-six(36)inches it)size which shall advertise only the rental,lease, sale of the premises upon which they are placed, 6, Agrieulwre,horticulture, floriculture,viticulture or silvaculture. (19861100) a. On ally 16.4 dig least e. e ipgofaleialefnotmoreolaalkeeo) el4ets aha e 'eTseBs iietzesident eia siaa let. (199' !`Deleted Article 28 2013 ATM a. On any lot of at least three (3) acres;, the keeping of a total of not more than three (3) of any kind or assortment of animals or birds, except chickens being kept, harbored, raised, or maintained as accessory to � residential single family structure a$ defined in 4.121.60, in addition to the T ou"Mld pets of a faiAily living on such lot, and for each Additional acre of lot size to five (5); the keeping of one additional animal or bird bpt not the keeping of animals,birds, or pets-of persons -not resident on such lot. (Added Article 28,2013 ATNI) b, On any lot of at least five(5)acres,the beeping of any number of animals or birds regardless of ownership andthe operation ofequestr`iari dding academies,stables, stud farms, and poultry batteries. c. The sale of products raised as a xesul-t of the above uses on the subject•land. (19861100) d. The sale of products of agricultao,hortieultute,floriaultuue,viticulture or ltu silyaeure as well as acaessory•or eustoniary items,by any Verson who i8 pxiniarily engaged in any of the above activities; The operation must be an at Least ten'(10) cointiguous acres us-ed primarily for any of these aetivities. (19861100) Q, A single-family residence may Deep a maximum of six(6)hems. Two (2).family residences in addition to single family residences may keep six(6) hens as long as hens are owned by the homeowner who must reside lin the property. (Floor:Amendment) For lots-of at least(3) acres,a single:family residence may keep a maximum of three.(3)hews per acre of lot size. No roosters shall be permitted. Such resid&Ace Must inainfain a minimum cools airea of 4 square feet per hers. The owner of-the hens must live in the reside-nee, Hens and coops are prohibited from the front yard of a residence, unless screened by a privacy fence of at least six(6)feet in height. No coop shall be located closer Than forty(40)feet from any residential structure oecupieil by soiAogna othei than fife Bari 6 o tinoill�eeper. The. hens shall he secured in a coop and contained in a fenced area on the property when,out of the coup. This ase shall meet all current applicable Mate or Board of Health regulations ? regarding the,rMsing of chicken$. 7. Swimmin pools in excess ref two. 2 feet due shall be,considered..i structure and g p ( ) .1� poinilted provided they are enclosed by a mitable.wall or fence at least four(4)feet in height to be determined by the Building Inspector to prevent the entrance.of persons othex than'those residing at the pool laeatim Pools sh411 have•a mihin-arh-toil (IQ)foot ,�etbaalc fiam side and.rear lot lines and be located oo nearer the sheet Baan the buildisig line of the dwelling;except-by Special Permit. f i 8. Museum. 9. a. Public and private non-profit edueataonal facilittos. (1985117 b. Private for profit educational facilities by Special Permit, (190117) E 10.Public building and pubjjc service coipprations(Special Permit Required.),but not including public:vvorks garages. 11. Golf Coursc. 12.88 innift and/or tennis clubs shall be permitted wit a Speciaf Permit. 13. Gometcry. 14;Nursing and convalescent-home=see dimensional requirements of"1'able 2 (Special Permit Required). 15.•Municipal reueational areas. 16..Any accessory use cixstomarily inoident to any ofthe above permitted uses,provided that such nocessury use shall not be injurious,noxious,or offensive to the neighborhood. 17.Family Suito-a separate dwelling unit wzthin or attached to a dwelling.fol•a.rneniber of a household.1,3 allowable by Special Permit provided.. a. The dwelling unit is not occupied by anyone except brothers,sisters,.n.aternal pnd , p4ternal parents and-grandparents, or children of the residing owners of-the dowelling unit; 1 b. That the premises tae—aspected annually by the_Building hispector for cbzifaranance to this:sectian of-the,Bylaw; c; The.,Special l gbait shall be recorded at t;Ite Noith Essex Registry of Deeds. i 18.Accessory buildings no larger than sixty four(64)square feet shall have a minimuin five ! n (5)foot setback from side and rear lot lines and shall bb.lo ated no,tzearor the street than the building line of the dwelling, 19.Day Care Cehter• Special Permit, (1985123) 26, Independent EIderly Housing by Special Permit in Residence District 3 only. 3 • B 4,122 Residence 4 District 1. One residential building pef lot. 2. Place of Worship: 3. Renting rooms for dwelling puwposes or furnishing table board to not more than four(4) persons hot rhembeis,6 the family. resident in a dwelling so used,pyovided there bo no 7 i display or advertising on such dwelling or its lot other than a name Plate or sign not Io exceed six (6)niches by tWetty-four(24)inches in size, and ft-wther provided that no dwelling shall be erected or altered primarily for such use, 4. For the use of a dwelling.in any residential district or multi-family di stfi.ctfor a home occupation,the following conditions shall apply: a. Not more Haan a total of throe-(3)people may be employed in the home occupation, one of whom shall be the owner off`the home occupation,and residing,said dwelling b. The use is carried on strictly within the principal building,. C; There shall be ho.exterior alterations, accessory building,or display which are not customary with residential builds n s 9s; d. Not more than tWonty-five(25)per cent of the existing gross floor area of the dwelling unit so used,not to exceed one thousand (10 00)square feet,,is devoted to such use. in connection with such use,there,is to be kept no stock in trade, commodities or products which occupy space beyond these-limits. o. There Mil'11 be.no display of goods or wares visible from the street;. f. The building or premises occupied shall not be,rendered objectionable or detrimental to the residential character of neighborhood due to the exterior appearance, emission of odor,gas,smolcp, dust,noise,,disturbance,or any other way become objectionable or detrimental to any residential use within the neighborhood. g. Any suoh building shall include no feature of-design not customary in buildings for residential use within the neighborhood, 5, Real estate signs not to exceed twenty-four(24)inches by thirty-six(3 6)inches in size which shall advertise only the rental,lease, or dale of the promises upon which they are placed. 6, a, Farming of field crops and row crops,truck gardens, orchards,plant nurseries, and greenhouses, b, fqA by Article 2.8 2013 ATM b. on any lot of at least three(3) acres,the keeping of a total of not more than three (3) of any kind or assortment of animals or birds,except chickens being kept, harbored, raised, or maintained as accessory to a residential single family structurem defined in 4.121,6(e),in addition to the household ehold pets of a family living jig on such lot,axAd for each-additional acre of lot size to five(5),the keeping of one additional animal or bird but not the keeping of animals,birds,or pets of persons not resident on such lot, (Added Article 28,2013 ATM) c, on any lot of at least five(5) acres the keeping of any number of animals or birds regardless gardless of ownership and the operation of equestrian riding academies, stables, stud farms,dairy farms, and poultry batteries, d. The sale of produqts raised as a result of the above uses on,the subject land. e. A single-family residence may keep a maximum of six(6)hens. 1 'Two (2)fAmily residences in addition oto single family residences .may_aceep six..( 'boos as long as hens are owned by the boineowner who mjust reside iu the ' property. (Floor Mdepdment) For lots of at]east(3)acres,a single,44mily residence max beep a maximum sof three'(3)hens per acre of lot size. I- No roostert shall be permitted. Such iesidence.ririist maintain.a minimfiM cope area of 4 squiire feet per hen. I The Owner of the hens roust live in the residence. Hens and coops are prohibited from the .Triint yard of a residence, unless screened by-aprivacy Tcriee of at]:.east six(G)feet in height. No coop shall be located closer than fatty(40).feet from Aby residential structure occupied.by someone other than the heA owner,custodian qr beeper, The, hens. shall be secured in a coop and cantalned in a fenced .area on the property when out of the cools. This use;shall meet all current applicable State'or Board of Health regulations regarding.the raising of ehickens. 7. 8.Wimm ng pools in--excess of two(2)feet deep shall be considered a s actu;c..and pe minted provided llhoy are enclosed by a suitable wall or f ee.•at least four(4)feet iia height to be determined by the Building.haspeetor to prevent the enfiftoce of pp soW other than those rosiding at the pool lQoa-ion, Pools shall have a ndnhnpm ten{10.J foot setback fiorA side azrd read lot lines-and be located no nearer the street than the•building line of the dwelling,except by Special Permit, 8. Museums. 9, ai Public and private.non-profit odmational facilities, (19.86/17} b. Pirate for profit ed►Waliorial facilities by 8p:ec�ai permit(1986/17) 10. 914-14 al building or use,Vinci.public service corporation use(Special Permit Required). (1956/•18) . 11. Golf Course, 12. Swlmhiing and/or tennis clubs sha11 be permitted with Special Pefmit; 13, Qdmetery, 14. Residential Dwellings. A. ]Dwelling types a, One,Family Dvvellirig. b. Twig family dwellings,by special permit from-the Zoning Board of Appeals in aecorclgnee with Sections 103 and 4,122.14,1.ofthis.Bylaw. B. Conversions- Thc,conversion of an-existing one-fami y to a-moo-family dviellhig, by special permit flow •the.Zoitifig Board of Appeals in.accogftige-with Sections 10.3 .and 4.122:14.D of tliis Bylaw,.pyovided that conversion from a.one-family to a two- family dwelling meets the-following-additional requirements: a. If a conversion involves increasing the size of art existing stmetrtre,The expansiot area shall not exceed 50% of the original building's gross floor area. up to a maximum of 1500 s.f, The size of the second dwelling unit can never exceed 1500 s,f ` h. 1f a.conversion involves razing an existing staucture, the gross floor area of the new residential structtvo shall not exceed 150% of the gross floor area of the of ginal building, nor shall the new structure be. more.than 1,000 square feet of gross floor area-larger than the 'original structure, Whichever is less. The size of the second dwelling unit may never exceed 1,500 square feet, if an e�dsting lot is srabdivided to form two or more new lots, and the existing structore Iies within more than one of the new lots, and if the existing structure is to be. razed in connection with the conversion, then new buildings on any lot formerly covered by the existing structure hiust comply with all the provisions of 4,122.14.B of the Bylaw. Newly created lots not f'ormexly, covered by the existing structure must meet the requitements of 4.122.14,) of the Bylaw, o. There must be two parldng spaces for each dwelling unit: d. No paikingldriveway shall be permitted within 1-0 feet of any lot line, e. No garage or cat-port shall face the street ui�css it is located of least 10 feet behind the front fagade of the principal structure and in accordance with the dimensional setbacks outlined in Table 2 of this Bylaw. E The converted structure shall meet all of the dimensional requirements of the R-4 District identified in Table 2 of-this Bylaw. g. Stairways leading to the second or atry higher floor shall be enclosed. h. The principal building in a conversion to a two-family dwelling shall share a connected common wall (or floor) for at least '75% of the wall's (or floor's) surface. No unheated stiuetarc., no stiacturc without foundation, and no stractttre that is entirely of pattially a garage shall be considered as meeting the 75% requirement, L The conversion of a one-family dwelling to a two-family dwelling; 1. Must not result in any portion of the post-conversion xoofline height exceeding the pre-conversion roofline height by chore than five(5)feet,and 2. Must not significantly increase or decrease the pitch of any additional post- conversion roof area C, The conversion of an existing dwelling to aworninodate not more than five (5) residential units, by special permit from. the Zoning Board of Appeals ih accordance with gQaiow 1:0,3 and 4,. 22,14.33 of this Bylaw. The.conversion of a single family dwelling to a two-fancily dwelling must comply with the provisions of Sections 10.3, 4,12.2.14.B,and 4122,14. D. D. Special Permit Grarttizig Criteria for Two-Fainily Dwelling and One-Family to Two- Family or Multi-Family Conversions, a. The Zoning Board of Appeals may approve a special permit for a proposed use of a building, dwelling of strgatixe provided by Section 4.122.14.A.b.,4.122.14,B or 4.122.14.0 ulion. finding that the application complies with the purposes of this Bylaw, and is consistent with the use of the site. for the purpose permitted within i i the Residential 4 District. In malting its decision,the Zoning.Board shall consider the f6116Ning criteria in addition b'those listed in Section 10,31 i 1. Consistency with the North An'dovef Master Plan, C p 2. The degree to which the .proposed use fiuthers the Town's interest in providing•a range of housing types,where applicable. 3. The degree oto whish the application addresses the following design standards: L .Achieve cornVa-tibiiity with the established pattexii of uses in the district. � The Residential 4 District aop8ists plimarpy of single-f4nWy dwellings { near the Stevens Memorial Library Area and off of Massachusetts Avenue, and more compact neighborhoods with a mix of residential uses toward Waverly Road. New construction or substaritiai altergtion of buildings must compftent and i einf'oree the design features of these neighborhoods, ii. Achieve design o6thpatibility with arehitectural features and exterior materials of sW ounding strwWres Iii. Pm orye existing structures of fi, stoxic value. ]3.uiltiings, dwellings or structures lasted on the National Register of HI.storic Places -or the State ' r Registers and are more than 50_years 61d as of the date of application for a i special permit, may be converted constYucted, recorfstructe'd, restored or altered only iit a manner that maintains or promotes ft4 status as listed or eligible historic resources, For purposes ofzofti-ng c•Qmplianoe; additions or alterations that adhere to the U.S. ,Secretary of the Interior's Standards i for the Treat9m.errt of Historic, Properties will geinerally be presumed to maig(ain or promote such status. iv. Preserve established,mature vegetation. b. The right to apply for a special permit to convert an existing dwelling shall extend to any dwelling.to be converted for use as a dwelling of not more than five.(5) residential units,.and ineeting all requirements of the State and Town Statutes and Bylaws, including the Ile-alth Codes, Building Codes, Zoning Laws and Zotring Byjaws.Proof of ownership must be supplied with the applicatiox E. Definitions: � E a, Addition: The enlargement, alteration,extension or change to an existing dwelling 11bit that.does not.r'esult in the creation of au additional dwelling unit. b, Conversion: The enlargement, alteration, extension or cha go to ata existing dwelling unit that results in the creation of one or more additional dwelling units in a single structure. AA property is.considered.a conversion whether the•added dwelling units are included:as pad of the ex sling stractw, or whether a new` staucture is built after razing f demolition of-Eke existing structure. 15. Municipal recreational areas. I 16. Guest or rooming houses. 17. Nursing and con'valesc.erit hoxrics -- see dimensional requirements of TWO 2 (Special Pezini't.Regciired�, 18. Any accessory use customarily incident to aAy of the above pmnitterl uses, provided that suohuccessoryshall not.be injurious,noxious, or of'fensive to the neigkboYA-ood. a F I F 19, Accessory buildings no longer than sixty-four(64) square feet shall have a minimum five (5) foot setback from side and rear lot Tines and shall be located no nearer the street than the building line of the dwelling. 20, Day Care Center by Special Permit. (1985123). 21. Cpngregate Housing for Elders—Special Permit a. In the R-4 zone the Plarming Board may grant a Special Permit for congregate housing consistent with Special Permit criteria and procedures set forth in Section ' 1.0.3 of this Bylaw. b. The maxi num allowable FAR for congregate houshig shall be 00 in the R-4 District seven(7)units. c. In no instance shall any new or pre-existing building used for congregate elderly housing,,have no more than fourteen(14) dwelling units, d. All dhnensionM criteria established in Section 7, Table 2 Summary of Dirnehsional Regulations shall apply to ail strac",es used for-congtegate lousing put-poses. 22. Family Suite—a separate dwelling unit within or attached to a dwelling for a member of a household is allowable by Special Permit provided; a. The dwelling unit is not. occupied :by anyone except brothers, sisters, maternal and paternal parents and gratidparonts, or children of the residing owners of the dwelling unit; b. That the premises axe inspected annually by the Building Inspector for conformance to this section ofthe.Bylaw; c. The Special Permit shall be recorded.at the North Essex Registry of Deeds! A'1 vuv copy '1'ov�t7 Clc}'1�