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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous - 156 CHESTNUT STREET 4/30/2018 (4) / 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 210/060.0-0071-0000.6 0 j North Andover Board of Assessors Public Access Page 1 of 1 MATCHING PARCELS Fiscal parcel ID Address Owner Name Year 2006 210/060.0-0071-000O.G 156 CHESTNUT CONROY, PATRICIA M STREET 156 CHESTNUT CAFFREY, JENNIFER A 2006 210/060.0-0071-000O.F STREET C/O BROOKS, STEPHANIE 2006 210/060.0-0071-0000.E 156 CHESTNUT FEY, STEVEN U — STREET SUE ELLEN FEY 2006 210/060.0-0071-000.O.D 156 CHESTNUT BUTHMAN, EDNAH E STREET 156 CHESTNUT LEE CHESTNUT 2006 210/060.0.-.0071-0000..0 STREET STREET REALTY TR JUDITH S LEE, TR 2006 210/060.0-0071-000O.B 156 CHESTNUT DE ANGELIS, JOHN J STREET 2006 210/060.0-0071-0000 A 156 CHESTNUT DE ANGELIS, JOHN STREET Page: 1 of 1 1 g - http://csc-ma.us/NandoverPubAcc/j sp/SaveSearch.j sp 4/5/2006 North Andover Board of Assessors Public Access Page 1 of 1 i Parcel ID: 210/060.0-0071-0000.13 Community: North Andover SKETCH PHOTO No SkW#fttch No Picture Available Available Location: 156 CHESTNUT STREET Owner Name: DE ANGELIS,JOHN J Owner Address: P.O. BOX 660 City: CHELMSFORD State: MA ZIP: 01863 Neighborhood: Land Area: 0 acres Use Code: 102 - CONDOMINIUM Total Finished Area: 1050 sqft ASSESSMENTS CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR Total Value: 253,300 234,500 Building Value: 253,300 234,500 Land Value: 0 0 Market Land Value: 0 Chapter Land Value: LATESTSALE Sale Price: 239,900 Sale Date: 03/01/2001 Arms Length Sale Code: Y-YES-VALID Grantor: JAN SZYMANSKI Cert Doc: Book: 06033 Page: 0004 http://csc-ma.us/NandoverPubAcc/jsp/Home.jsp?Page=3&LinkId=804929 4/5/2006 North Andover Board of Assessors Public Access Page 1 of 1 Parcel ID: 210/060.0-0071-OOOO.A Community: North Andover SKETCH PHOTO No Sketch No Picture AvailableAvailable Location: 156 CHESTNUT STREET Owner Name: DE ANGELIS,JOHN Owner Address: P.O. BOX 660 City: CHELMSFORD State: MA ZIP: 01863 Neighborhood: Land Area: 0 acres Use Code: 102 - CONDOMINIUM Total Finished Area: 560 sqft ASSESSMENTS CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR Total,Value: 135,000 125,000 Building Value: 135,000 125,000 Land Value: 0 0 Market Land Value: 0 Chapter Land Value: LATESTSALE Sale Price: 112,500 Sale Date: 03/29/2001 Arms Length Sale Code: Y-YES-VALID Grantor: MURPHY FAMILY TRUST Cert Doc: Book: 06068 Page: 0238 http://csc-ma.us/NandoverPubAcc/jsp/Home.jsp?Page=3&Linkld=804928 4/5/2006 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 060.0-0071 Complaint Detail Report Printed On:Wed Apr 05,2006 Complaint#: CT-2006-000030 Status: In discovery GIS#: 3303 Violator: 01 �o 07 �� Address: 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 Map: 060.0 Address: 3a ,• '`a °o` Date Recvd.: Apr-05-2006 Time Recvd.: 10:41 AM Block: 0071 , " Category: Housing/Pest Control Issues Lot: - a +� GeoTMS Module: Board of Health '��'�•�..n�•'4� Recorded By: Pamela De1leChiaie 1 Q Description / fs ` Complaint: Received a call from John Farrow,a li ! unit at the"Gray Rock"building at �. 156 Chestnut Street. This was former ( 1 units. The issue Mr.Farrow is calling about i �`} �, �t for 6 months,and occasionally a/14teard them,but they have been in Uniiand noisy all day long,running, thumping,scratching;squeaking,etc. I (�( I'is noticed. yMr.Farrow has been in touch with the trol on his own,but was told that they would charge him,the tenant if thi Here are all the contact people:(inform, 1. Owner:John DeAngelis,c/o Earth R' 4- 2. Manager for Mr.DeAngelis:Beverly) ,j 3. Royal Management Company based) r� � /,/ er:Kathy is the contact person. Please call the tenant,Mr.Farrow,and sc Comment s: I Callers Date Time Name Phone Best' Response Apr-05-2006 10:41 AM John Farrow (978)682-2120 Q Pamela DelleChiaie Follow-Up by Health Inspector Actions Taken GeoTMS Module Status Date Time Response Type Action Taken Comments Board of Health REFERRAL Apr-05-2006 12:18 PM Follow-Up by Health *NEW* Inspector d�C� Joh /� D>Zsry�-r �e� s W a �s �a1�1 11 �<' Gov 7 c�- / �e� �2e � - Ucp- GeoTMS02006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc./Q (itJ lCGt.� � � Page I of I �� .�`P f f` y. //' � / V � ��" I {f A� � Er 1 �� ' � �_��! � � _ � ��, 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 lse� 060.0-0071 s Complaint Detail Report Printed On: Wed Apr OS,2006 Complaint#: CT-2006-000030 Status: In discovery GIS#: 3303 Violator: a400t7k Address: 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 Map: 060.0 Address: r°;.'0* .... Date Recvd.: Apr-05-2006 Time Recvd.- 10:41 AM Block: 0071 _ Category: Housing/Pest Control Issues Lot: Type: is GeoTMS Module: Board of Health District: _Trade: r/ '•••r.or`r'SS9 Recorded By: Pamela DelleChiaie Zoning: Structure: Description Complaint: Received a call from John Farrow,a lifelong resident of North Andover. He and his girlfriend,Jennifer Lawlor,currently rent a unit at the"Gray Rock"building at 156 Chestnut Street. This was formerly a private home in the 1800's and has been converted into a mixture of condos and rental units. -!5'4 �`r��5 v r 6f The issue Mr.Farrow is calling about is an infestation of squirrels inside the walls of this building. They were in a different unit for 6 months,and occasionally J J 6 and them,but they have been in Unit 2 since last weekend,and the noise from the squirrels has been constant. They are active and noisy all day long,running, thumping,scratching;squeaking,etc. There are no pungent odors other than when a door is opened,within the unit,a little odor is noticed. yMr.Farrow has been in touch with the property management people,and they state it is just mice. He called Wakefield Pest Control on his own,but was told that they would charge him,the tenant if they came out if not authorized by the management company. kz� Here are all the contact people:(information provided by tenant): j- _ =jCj�f'C•�— j�L�V L 1. Owner:John DeAngelis,c/o Earth Realty Company,P.O.Box 660,North Chelmsford,01863.Phone number unknown. ��L92. Manager for Mc DeAngelis:Beverly Anderson-978.688.6210. ) . 3. Royal Management Company-based in Haverhill(street address unlisted)and has a Lawrence number:978.685.0994. Manager:Kathy is the contact person. ��n � d � Please call the tenant,Mr.Farrow,and schedule a time to go to the unit and observe the pest problem. ` --pfd Comments: � �` Callers Date Time Name Phone Best Time To Reach Recorded By Response Apr-05-2006 10:41 AM John Farrow (978)682-2120 Q Pamela DelleChiaie Follow-Up by Health Inspector Actions Taken GeoTMS Module Status Date Time Response Type Action Taken Comments Board of Health REFERRAL Apr-05-2006 12:18 PM Follow-Up by Health *NEW* Inspector �e s �� s �a��l /��s-�4v- Y/",/ �I - I;� ��. /�`��-7 lee � r�aa- �m �h: � e,v4� Za-'1/ � (1�e env r� -rr � s� ��s - �� D 3 GeoTMS®2006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc.j (jtJ! l CG — Page I of 1 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 060.0-0071 Complaint Detail Report Printed On:Fri Apr 14,2006 Complaint#: CT-2006-000030 Status: Closed GIS#: 3303 Violator: µoft?„ Address: 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 Map: 060.0 Address: ,�r;•`"+� Date Recvd.: Apr-05-2006 Time Recvd.: 10:41 AM Block: 0071 , Category: Housing/Pest Control.Issues Lot: Type: ;e GeoTMS Module: Board of Health District: Trade: �''�+•.o••''` Recorded B Pamela DelleChiaie Zoning: Structure: tss�cwost� y' � ---— Description Complaint' Received a call from John Farrow,a lifelong resident of North Andover. He and his girlfriend,Jennifer Lawlor,currently rent a unit at the"Gray Rock"building at 156 Chestnut Street. This was formerly a private home in the 1800's and has been converted into a mixture of condos and rental units. The issue Mr.Farrow is calling about is an infestation of squirrels inside the walls of this building. They were in a different unit for 6 months,and occasionally heard them,but they have been in Unit 2 since last weekend,and the noise from the squirrels has been constant. They are active and noisy all day long,running, thumping,scratching;squeaking,etc. There are no pungent odors other than when a door is opened,within the unit,a little odor is noticed. Mr.Farrow has been in touch with the property management people,and they state it is just mice. He called Wakefield Pest Control on his own,but was told that they would charge him,the tenant if they came out if not authorized by the management company. Here are all the contact people:(information provided by tenant): 1. Owner:John DeAngelis,c/o Earth Realty Company,P.O.Box 660,North Chelmsford,01863.Phone number unknown. 2. Manager for Mr.DeAngelis:Beverly Anderson-978.688.6210. 3. Royal Management Company-based in Haverhill(street address unlisted)and has a Lawrence number:978.685.0994. Manager:Kathy is the contact person. Please call the tenant,Mr.Farrow,and schedule a time to go to the unit and observe the pest problem. --Pfd — --- - Comments: Callers Date Time Name Phone Best Time To Reach Recorded By Response Apr-05-2006 10:41 AM John Farrow (978)682-2120 Q Pamela DelleChiaie Follow-Up by Health Inspector Actions Taken GeoTMS Module Status Date Time Response Type Action Taken Comments Board of Health REFERRAL Apr-06-2006 12:18 PM Follow-Up by Health Ms.Grant spoke to Jennifer Lawlor-W: Inspector 978.749.4023 on 4/6/06. Jennifer is the renter. She wants to call the Trust Co.One more time before she files a formal complaint. Ms.Grant spoke with Beverly Anderson and GeoTMS®2006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc. Page 1 of 2 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 060.0-0071 Complaint Detail RepoYt Printed On:Fri Apr 14,2006 she has withdrawn her complaint. She would rather speak to the owner of Trust Co.On her own. Ms.Grant observations: Did not see any squirrels or mice. Did not hear any pests. Observed a hole in ceiling,and took a picture. Would request to receive a copy of pest control reports- Bay State Pests GeoTMS®2006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc. Page 2 of 2 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 060.0-0071 Complaint Detail Report Printed On:Fri Apr 14,2006 Complaint#: CT-2006-000030 Status: Closed GIS#: 3303 Violator: ,40nrw Address: 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 Map: 060.0 Address: ��oMaoc Date Recvd.: Apr-05-2006 Time Recvd.: 10:41 AM Block: 0071 , p "naddligh a Category: Housing/Pest Control Issues Lot: Type: • *.t ' • GeoTMS Module: Board of Health District: Trade: Recorded B Pamela DelleChiaie Zoning: Structure: ��ss�cwustt Y� -- ---- Description _ Complaint' Received a call from John Farrow,a lifelong resident of North Andover. He and his girlfriend,Jennifer Lawlor,currently rent a unit at the"Gray Rock"building at 156 Chestnut Street. This was formerly a private home in the 1800's and has been converted into a mixture of condos and rental units. The issue Mr.Farrow is calling about is an infestation of squirrels inside the walls of this building. They were in a different unit for 6 months,and occasionally heard them,but they have been in Unit 2 since last weekend,and the noise from the squirrels has been constant. They are active and noisy all day long,running, thumping,scratching;squeaking,etc. There are no pungent odors other than when a door is opened,within the unit,a little odor is noticed. Mr.Farrow has been in touch with the property management people,and they state it is just mice. He called Wakefield Pest Control on his own,but was told that they would charge him,the tenant if they came out if not authorized by the management company. Here are all the contact people:(information provided by tenant): 1. Owner:John DeAngelis,c/o Earth Realty Company,P.O.Box 660,North Chelmsford,01863.Phone number unknown. 2. Manager for Mr.DeAngelis:Beverly Anderson-978.688.6210. 3. Royal Management Company-based in Haverhill(street address unlisted)and has a Lawrence number:978.685.0994. Manager:Kathy is the contact person. Please call the tenant,Mr.Farrow,and schedule a time to go to the unit and observe the pest problem. --pfd Comments: i Callers Date Time Name Phone Best Time To Reach Recorded By Response Apr-05-2006 10:41 AM John Farrow (978)682-2120 Q Pamela DelleChiaie Follow-Up by Health Inspector Actions Taken GeoTMS Module Status Date Time Response Type Action Taken Comments Board of Health REFERRAL Apr-06-2006 12:18 PM Follow-Up by Health Ms.Grant spoke to Jennifer Lawlor-W: Inspector 978.749.4023 on 4/6/06. Jennifer is the renter. She wants to call the Trust Co.One more time before she files a formal complaint. Ms.Grant spoke with Beverly Anderson and GeoTMS®2006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc. Page 1 of 2 156 CHESTNUT STREET U-2 060.0-0071 i Complaint Detail Repot Printed On:Fri Apr 14,2006 she has withdrawn her complaint. She would rather speak to the owner of Trust Co.On her own. Ms.Grant observations: Did not see any squirrels or mice. Did not hear any pests. Observed a hole in ceiling,and took a picture. Would request to receive a copy of pest control reports- Bay State Pests GeoTMS®2006 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc. Page 2 of 2 s� At 41,he's a rookie police officer Page 1 of 4 � d This is G o o g 1 e's cache of http://www.eagletribu-ne..com/news/stories/20031106/LN 003.htm as retrieved on Dec 9,200: G o o g 1 e's cache is the snapshot that we took of the page as we crawled the web. The page may have changed since that time.Click here for the current_page without highlighting. This cached page may reference images which are no longer available.Click here for the cached text only. To link to or bookmark this page,use the following url: http://www.google.com/search? q=cache:Gez20MSdcyOJ:www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20031106/LN_003.htm+john+farrow,+north+andover&hl=en&c Google is neither affiliated with the authors of this page nor responsible for its content. These search terms have been highlighted:john farrow north andover E7dR0 I 300rtS LROSIVIO BUSSUM �tdPoe Haverlill KN Mews LOC81 NOM Thursday,November 6,2003 At 41, he's a rookie police officer By Meir Rinde Staff Writer When John Farrow was a 15-year-old high school student in North Andover,he used to tell friend Michael Saltman that he wanted someday to become a police officer. Saltman laughed at the idea, but it kept coming up as they grew into their 20s and remained friends, when they went out for beers, even while they worked together as orderlies at Lawrence General Hospital. Saltman went to work in rte finance and started a family. Farrow became a medical attendant, getting married at age 24 and then going through a difficult, youthful divorce before r. ' drifting into alcoholism during the 1980s. Farrow KEN YUSZKUS/Staff photo Police says he finally became Officer John M.Farrow stands on Main Street in Newfields,N.H.At 41 Sober in 1990. he was too old to become a police officer in Massachusetts so he decided He had beaten the booze to become one in New Hampshire. but another obstacle stood in the way of his dream of becoming a police officer-- he was too old to join a force in Massachusetts, where communities either ban hiring officers older than 32 or frown on it. He has jumped that hurdle, however, and is now a police officer in Newfields,N.H. (near Exeter), where age is not a barrier to the http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Gez2OMSdcyOJ:www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/... 4/5/2006 At 41, he's a rookie police officer Page 2 of 4 fulfillment of his dreams. Farrow, who lives in Andover, was awarded his certification from the New Hampshire State Police Academy in Concord on Saturday, a month shy of his 42nd birthday -- well past the age most people enter police work. He has been training and working with the Newfields force, and taking law enforcement classes for the last three months. "Of course, I wish I had gone for this in my late or middle 20s, but that's when the bad stuff happened," Farrow said. "It obviously set my course back, in the medical field and in law enforcement. It was a hurdle, and it took a little while to get over, but I finally found my niche and my home. "We all look back and if we could change certain things,we would," he said. "That's just the course of life. Right now this is where I feel I could fit in the best. At my age, I'm hoping this is the career I'll be working on for the next 20 years." Saltman said he supported old friend Farrow through the good times and the bad, and now he's glad he did. "There's going to be a lot of people around town going, 'What? This guy?"' Saltman said. "I personally said to myself, 'It's not going to happen.' Hey, he's 42 years old. But he did it. I'm proud of the guy." Farrow began seriously resurrecting his old hope of working for a police department in 1998 when he served as a part-time corrections officer for little pay and no benefits. In 2001 he worked as a reserve police officer in Maine and last year he was a court officer in Salem,N.H. The Maine job confirmed for him that he wanted to be a cop, despite being 39 years old at the time, he said. In Andover and other Massachusetts communities that use the state civil service process, only people 32 and younger or military veterans 36 and younger may take the police and fire entrance exams. In Massachusetts communities that are not subject to those restrictions, Farrow said he found police departments usually passed him over in favor of younger applicants. "At 42, you don't get picked as a police officer," he said. "Especially in Massachusetts, they're picking people in their 20s or late 20s. It's unheard of for someone who's 42." Departments often argue that younger people are in better shape physically and say they do not want to invest in training for older officers who will soon retire or leave. When http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Gez2OMSdcyOJ:www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/... 4/5/2006 At 41,he's a rookie police officer Page 3 of 4 Vy Andover Town Meeting adopted the age limits two years ago, the main goal was to avoid straining the town's pension fund, a union official said. New Hampshire has no such age rules, however. The police academy in Concord regularly sees trainees who are Farrow's age, said Keith H. Lohmann, acting director of the state's Police Standards and Training Council. "It's not all that unusual anymore," Lohmann said. "The average age is probably around 26 or 27, but we typically have a couple older people in every class of 60 students. Fifty years old is not unheard of, and our oldest was 64. "They're a whole lot more mature, generally," he said. "They tend to have the wisdom that comes with the tincture of time." Farrow says he knows he's more mature than he was in his 20s, when his contact with North Andover police was not always ideal. While he never got in serious trouble, he did "have some dealings" with officers in the 1980s,he said. "I remember a lieutenant talked to my parents. I remember him saying, 'We know he's got a problem,"' Farrow said. "The police were very understanding. They said, 'He's going to get arrested for something.' I "But in the back of my mind, it was like, I'd like to do that," he said of police work. "I think they impressed me. They were all good guys about the situation they encountered with me." Through his 20s and 30s, Farrow worked in hospitals rather than pursuing law enforcement, but even as a medical attendant he was trying to help others as the North Andover police tried to help him, he said. "I saw a lot of damage, a lot of deaths," he said. "I did all the CPR, all the code victims, I was in charge at the morgue. My position wasn't the most pleasant. This is the connection for me, because both jobs are high-paced with a quick focus and quick reaction." That is, when Farrow was up to reacting quickly. "I keep reflecting back on the '80s. The thing to do was drinking," he said. "It was the norm. That's just what we did. We drank on weeknights and weekends, and that's the way it was. But it caught up to me. There was a point in my drinking career where the jobs came to a halt, so to speak." http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Gez2OMSdcyOJ:www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/... 4/5/2006