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156158 WAVERLEY ROAD
Location: 156158 WAVERLEY ROAD
Owner Name: SHEA, JOHN W
Owner Address: 34 GRAY COURT
City: RYE State: NH Zip: 03870
Neighborhood: 5 - 5 Land Area: 0.19 acres
Use Code: 105 -THREE -FM -RES Total Finished Area: 4004 s ft
ASSESSMENTS CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR
Total Value: 401,000 401,000
Building Value: 227,200 227,200
Land Value: 173,800 173,800
Market Land Value: 173,800
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Police log - North Andover, MA - North Andover Citizen
WICa NORTH ANDOVER
LOCALNEWS FROM THE NORTH ANDOVER CMZEN
Police log
Posted Jun 27, 2oo8 @ o6:24 PM
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CNC — The following are excerpts from the North Andover Police Department log. By law, all persons are considered innocent
until proven guilty.
Monday, June 16
8:49 a.m.: Vandalism was reported at Franklin School on Cypress Terrace. Police filed a report.
1:29 p.m.: A Massachusetts Avenue caller reported an injured cow. Animal Control was notified.
4:12 p.m.: Market Basket on Winthrop Avenue reported a man stole shrimp and took off on a green bike heading towards Lawrence.
Local police notified the Lawrence police.
5:5o p.m.: Andover police reported a naked man was walking in the area of Harold Parker State Forest on Middleton Street. Local
police found no sign of the person.
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Ernest J. McCray, 41, of 156 Waverley Road, North Andover, was arrested and charged with assault and battery on a child with injury Jf
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Tuesday, June 17
10:23 a.m.: A Berry Pond employee reported a woman told him there was a naked man by the water. Police found no sign of the
person. -
3:12 p.m.: A Patton Lane caller reported an ongoing problem with a solicitor selling educational books. She and several of the
neighbors didn't like his selling tactics. Police planned to check the area.
6:14 p.m.: A Lincoln Street caller reported an ongoing problem among the neighbors. Police spoke with the caller and the situation
was taken care of.
Wednesday, June 18
7:03 a.m.: An Equestrian Drive caller reported her neighbor's puggle dog repeatedly has been loose and it charged at her that
morning. She was afraid the dog would bite her and upset that it caused her own dog to get out of control. The complaint was
forwarded to Animal Control.
7:42 a.m.: A caller reported a line to get into the Shell Station on Osgood Street, which wasn't open like it should be. Police found the
building secure and believed the morning shift hadn't shown up to work.
8:17 p.m.: A caller reported a man followed her off the bus all the way to her front door on Chickering Road. Police could not find him
in the area.
Arrest
Samara A. Williams, 35, of 27 Lakeside Blvd., North Reading, was arrested and charged with shoplifting — third offense.
Thursday, June 19
3:02 a.m.: Police found a moped at the edge of the woods behind the middle school. They determined it belonged to a Salem Street
resident.
6:53 a.m.: A cell phone caller reported several ducks were crossing Turnpike Street and a few didn't make it. The others on the side of
the road were going crazy. Police checked the road all the way to the Middleton Line and found nothing. They notified the Middleton
police.
11:47 a.m.: Thomson School on Waverley Road reported vandalized sidewalks on the school property. Police filed a report.
8:02 p.m.: A caller reported two women were screaming at each other on Water Street. Police found it was a verbal argument and
gave the pair a ride to Sutton Street.
8:29 p.m.: A Beverly Street caller reported a group of youths were lighting off fireworks. Police found three people and spoke to them.
8:54 p.m.: A caller reported he was out for a walk with his daughter on Sunset Rock Road and his neighbor tried to hit him with a car.
Police spoke to both parties and resolved the matter.
Arrests
Mathew Melanson,19, of 120 Edgelawn Ave., Apt. 7, North Andover, was arrested and charged with being a person under 21 in
possession of liquor, drinking alcohol from an open container and a motor vehicle lights violation.
Jermaine A. Polk, 25, of 33 Francis St., North Andover, was arrested and charged with assisting a person under 21 in the purchase of
liquor and drinking alcohol from an open container in a motor vehicle.
Friday, June 20
1:11 a.m.: A Webster Woods Lane caller reported two high -school-age kids rang his doorbell and took off, leaving a beer can on his
property. They rang his doorbell a second time and ran. Police found nothing suspicious in the area.
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North Andover
Vandalism: 2 Cypress Terrace, property damaged, 8:49 a.m.
Break: 855 Turnpike St., car broken into, 1:41 p.m.
Theft: 350 Winthrop Ave., property taken, 4:12 p.m.
(Arrest: Ernest~McCray, 41; 156 Waverley Road, possession of marijuana, second offense, assault and
�battery, 156 Waverley Road, 10:41 p.m.1
Andover
Noise complaint: Park Street, loud noise from a bar, officer reports customers are leaving for the night,
12:49 a.m.
Car crash: North Main Street, two cars, no injuries, 12:24 p.m.
Lawrence
Arrest: Geraldy Santiago, 19, Manchester, N.H., assault and battery on a household member, 194 Bruce
St., 12:33 a.m.
Break: 49 Phillips St., car broken into, 4:10 a.m.
Vandalism: 481 S. Broadway, property damaged, 9:28 a.m.
Vandalism: 194 Bruce St., car damaged, 9:43 a.m.
Arrest: Miguel Castro, 44, 225 Jackson St., breaking and entering in the daytime with intent to commit a
felony, larceny by false pretenses over $250, larceny over $250, receiving stolen property over $250,
disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, 15 Medford St., 9:50 a.m.
Arrest: Filiberto Rodriguez, 36, 35 Willow St., possession of cocaine, trespassing, 599 Canal St., 11:45
a.m.
Theft: 2 Museum Square, car taken, 11:54 a.m.
Arrest: Jaime Rivera, 23, 5 Falmouth St., possession of burglary tools, 439 S. Union St., 12 p.m.
Break: 12 Temple St., building broken into, 1:26 p.m.
Vandalism: 103 Boxford St., property damaged, 2:27 p.m.
Arrest: Zuleka Santos, 17, Lowell, trespassing, 71 N. Parish Road, 2:45 p.m.
Break: 25 Whitman St., building broken into, 3:33 p.m.
Arrest: Kathryn Todd, 17, 91 Willow St., disorderly conduct, 91 Willow St., 4 p.m.
Arrest: A 16 -year-old Lawrence boy, trespassing, 34 Greenwood St., 4 p.m.
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Tuesday, Dec. 21
2:10 a.m. A caller on Court Street reported a vehicle parked outside her house for 45 minutes and said it di
stood at the window. Police checked the area, but the vehicle was nowhere around.
2:42 a.m. A caller reported that a pole on Sutton Street was split and wires were down. The Fire Departmc
there were no fires or power outages. Police found debris from a vehicle including a bumper and license pl;
station to investigate.
7:12 a.m. A caller on Water Street reported that a white pitbull was running around loose. Police went to thi
came and got the dog.
1:55 p.m. A caller on Furber Avenue reported a male in the area walking around in a brown shirt. Police we
determined the man was a driver for that company.
3:27 p.m. A caller on Prescott Street reported another man in a brown shirt pushing a cart. Police spoke to
3:56 p.m. Police arrested Robyn Brodeur, 18, of 198 High Street, on a trial court warrant.
5:21 p.m. A caller reported that her daughter was waiting for her ride to come, and a strange man in his 50:
wanted a ride. The girl refused, and the man drove away, but police could not find him.
Wednesday, Dec. 22
10:44 a.m. A caller on Middlesex Street reported that she had a domestic argument with her husband, but 1
11:41 a.m. A caller from A&M Appliance reported that items were stolen from in front of that building.
2:32 p.m. A caller reported youths throwing snowballs at cars on Chickering Road. Police searched the are
C14 le Police arrested Antonio Cruz, 27, of 156 Waverly Road, because he had several warrants for his 7
suspension, assault and battery receiving stolen property and more.
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June 16, 2009
Neighbors recount midnight paintball, pellet gun shooting in
North Andover
By Bill Kirk
NORTH ANDOVER Terry McCray was sitting inside her 156 Waverly Road apartment around
midnight Sunday when she heard people -screaming obscenities -in the street and squealing their car tires
as they drove back and forth out front.
Then she heard "pop -pop -pop," which sounded like gunfire. When she looked out the window, she saw
what she thought were rifles pointed at the house. And when she heard a voice say, "Put the gun in the
back," she called 911.
"I thought one of them was a shotgun," she said. "I didn't know if it was a .22 or a paintball gun."
As it turns out, it was a paintball gun, and it was being wielded by one of two youths later arrested by
North Andover police, each charged with possession of a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and
disturbing the peace, police said.
Ahmad Hamdi, 18, of 10 Devon Court, North Andover, and Kenny Ferreras, 17, of 98 Autran Ave.,
North Andover, were arrested at 12:30 a.m. yesterday and are due to be arraigned on the charges today in
Lawrence District Court.
L The target of their attack; said police, was a 19 -year-old male who lives in one of the three 156 Waverly
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d -apartments and who had been at the -same Nashua, N.H., under -21 nightclub as the suspects earlier ,
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he evening. The youths got into an argument over a girl, were thrown out of the club, and then drove ,"
Eback to North Andover, police said.
Hamdi told The Eagle -Tribune that his ex-girlfriend and her friends picked a fight with him and his
friends and followed them back to North Andover. He said that later, he was going to another friend's
house on Waverly Road and just happened to drive by 156 Waverly.
He said when he was driving past, people who were sitting on the porch approached his car in a
threatening manner, so he got out his paintball gun to scare them.
"I thought they were going to wreck my car," he said. "I had my paintball gun in the car because I go
paintballing on Sundays in Dracut. I thought I could scare them off. Plus I had the pellet gun."
After the paintball gun was discharged, and words were exchanged, he then sped off, but was immediately
detained by police who had rushed to the scene after a flood of 911 calls.
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Chris Nunez, 20, of 154 Waverly Road, just next-door to the McCrays, said his grandfather, who lives on
the first floor of the two-family house, heard the "pop -pop -pop" sound and also heard someone say, "Put
the gun away."
"My grandfather was scared to come outside," said Nunez, who was not frightened and stood on the
porch and watched as events unfolded on the street below.
He said he heard someone yelling, then saw a girl at 156 Waverly throw something at a gray Mustang. The
people in the car then yelled back, jumped into their car and sped off, leaving a trail of tire marks behind
them.
That's when police pulled them over just the other side of the intersection with Middlesex Street and
arrested them at gunpoint.
Hamdi was on probation until tomorrow, said his mother, Helima Hamdi, stemming from charges he
faced for driving a red Ford Mustang into the Gulf gas station sign on Route 114 in Lawrence in
February.
Hamdi said he drank a little rum and got into an accident because he was upset that his ex-girlfriend
wouldn't leave him alone.
Hamdi's mother said her son was doing well "until last night." She said he had been getting good grades,
was popular at North Andover High School before graduating this month, and had been accepted at New
Hampshire Technical Institute, a two-year community college in Concord.
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Hector Felix Morrobel, 28, 191 Lowell St.,
Methuen, was arrested Tuesday at 7:56 a.m. and charged with giving false name to police,
operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and a previous warrant. Officers David
Noyes and Michael Purvis made the arrest on Macy Street.
Patrick T. Scheidegger, 20, 364 Kenoza Ave., Haverhill, was issued a summons Tuesday at
2:58 p.m. on charges of operating an uninsured motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle with a
suspended license and license not in possession. Officers Noyes and Purvis issued the
summons on Macy Street.
SALISBURY
The following item was recorded in the Salisbury police log:
Rodney K. McCray, 19, 156 Waverly Road, North Andover, was issued a summons Tuesday
jat 5:39 p.m. on charges of unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, motor vehicle not meeting
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North Andover Police Department log: May 17-23
By Darrell Halen/northandover@cnc.com
Posted Jun 01, 2010 @ 11:51 AM
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North Andover — The following are excerpts from the North Andover Police Department log for the week of Monday, May 17 through
Sunday, May 23. All persons are considered innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Monday, May 17
12:17 a.m. A person came into the station and reported an unwanted person in her vehicle. An officer reported the person got out of
the vehicle and waited for a cab to pick him up.
6:53 a.m. A caller reported a suspicious male in the Bradford Street area. He was a white male, approximately 18 or 19 years old,
wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and red baseball cap. An officer reported being with him at Bradford Street and sent
him on his way.
10:34 a.m. The railroad reported trespassers on the tracks at Marblehead and Sutton streets. An officer responded and reported the
paerson moved along. The officer advised him not to be on the tracks.
1:03 p.m. An officer reported a motorized boat on Stevens Pond. Another officer responded and spoke with the person.
1:19 p.m. An employee at Market Basket on Winthrop Avenue reported a customer's wallet was taken from a carriage in the parking
lot.
1:36 p.m. A caller reported a neighbor digging without a permit on Chestnut Street. An officer responded and would investigate.
4:43 p.m. An accident with injury was reported on Turnpike Street. Two ambulances each transported at least one person to the
hospital.
5:23 p.m. A person who walked in to the station reported hearing a noise and looking outside and finding his car door open on
Phillips Court. The person reported nothing was missing and that he had left the doors unlocked.
6:06 p.m. An off duty officer requested an officer take a report regarding a vehicle that was struck by paint balls on Emerson Court.
An officer responded and reported that he spoke with people there.
7:20 p.m. A caller reported a restraining order violation via phone and text messaging on Main Street. An officer reported a text
message and two phone calls occurred and a male would be issued a summons.
7:24 p.m. A person who walked in to the station reported her vehicle was vandalized on Turnpike Street.
8:48 -p.m: A 911 caller reported her daughter was out of control on Waverley Road and she wanted her to leave. Two officers
�. responded -.An officer reported this was a problem with the mother and he would file a report.
11:47, p.m. A caller on Waverley Road reported his wife had questions concerning an earlier incident. An officer reported -he spoke)_
with the wife and explained her license was suspended for not paying a speeding ticket. The license plates were removed from the car 7
End her license and keys were taken away by her daughter and would be returned to her the following day. J
Arrests
A Methuen resident was issued a summons.
Gino L. Terenzi, 44, 9 Calumet St., Peabody, was arrested and charged with fifth offense of operating under the influence of liquor
and speeding.
Tuesday, May 18
4:3o a.m. An anonymous cell phone caller reported a suspicious truck with two males parked at Bertucci's restaurant on Andover
Street. The caller stated the males were inside the building. There was a full shift response. An officer reported the subjects are with
Facilitec and are there to clean the pizza ovens.
7:25 a.m. An off duty officer reported a suspicious vehicle pulled in behind his vehicle on Herrick Road and a female appeared to be
sleeping. Two officers responded. One of them returned with a female under arrest for operating under the influence of liquor and
would file a report.
10:27 a.m. An officer reported finding an identification at Greene Street and Waverley Road. The owner was notified.
11:46 a.m. A possible fight at the high school on Osgood Street was reported. Three officers responded. One of them returned with
one juvenile and transported the juvenile to court.
12:43 p.m. A caller reported credit card fraud on Turnpike Street. An officer investigated and would file a report.
2:36 p.m. A caller reported being assaulted on Orchard Hill Road. An officer responded and would file a report.
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Town of North Andover — Health Department
COMPLAINT FORM
GEOTMS system is down for complaint entries. This is the alternative system when that is down.
DATE. Wednesday, August 2, 2006
Time of Report: 11:55 a.m. Report taken by: Pamela DelleChiaie
Copy of Report: Susan Sawyer, Health Director; Michele E Grant, Health Inspector, Gerry
Brown, Building Inspector
TYPE OF COMPLAINT: Housing Condition
COMPLAINTANT NAME: Scott Morton
ADDRESS: 160 Waverley Road
PHONE: 978.738.0557
COMPLAINT AGAINST: John Shea
ADDRESS: 158 Waverley Road
PHONE:
COMPLAINT:
Mr. Morton stopped by the office with a boxed up dead rat he found at his property to
show what kind of health issues he and his neighbors are facing with regard to the burned
out property next door at 158 Waverley Road. This has been an ongoing problem since at
least 2004, when the Health Department took the first call.
ACTION:
Susan and Michele spoke with Mr. Morton at the counter. The Building Department is in
the process of dealing with this issue. Advised Mr. Morton to get in touch with Gerry
Brown at the Building Department.
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TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER
120 MAIN STREET
NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS 0.1845
RECEIVE
MAR 0 9 2006
TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF SURVEY BOARD
TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER
158 WAVERLY ROAD
A Board of Survey was convened at the request of Building Inspector Gerald Brown under the
provisions of 780 CMR 121.0 Unsafe Structures- and in particular 121.4. Failure to remove or
make structure safe, survey board, survey report. This survey board consisted of Mr. Robert K.
Daigle, P.E., Fire Chief William V. Dolan -Town of North Andover, and Mr. Thomas D.
Zahoruiko- 121 Carter Field Road- North Andover — a disinterested person to review the
property_, Also .in_attendance-was Mrs. Michelle --Grant- of -the -North Andover -Board of -Health -
due to recent complaints from neighbors regarding health concerns with the building. Also in
attendance was Deputy Fire Chief William Martineau, who was attending at the request of the
fire chief.
History
The building experienced a significant fire on 23 August 2003. Fire was present on all three.
floors with heavy fire to the top floor apartment. Since that time the owner has been contacted
regarding the disposition of the building. The owner had claimed that he was going to rebuild. In
2005 a developer had contacted the fire department seeking the owners name with the intention
of speaking to him regarding purchase of the property. Nothing apparently came of those
discussions. At various times the fire department was contacted concerning unauthorized entry
into the building and the fire department in the presents of the North Andover Police Department
secured the lower pieces of plywood to deter entry. In December of 2005 Fire Chief Dolan was
contacted by a neighbor due to concerns with roof collapse and the status of the existing
chimney. The fire chief with the assistance of the State Police air wing at the Lawrence Airport
took several pictures of the roof, which had collapsed and the chimney. The chimney is leaning
inward and if it should collapse it would fall inward. A week prior to the survey of the property
there were high winds in the area and the chimney is still standing although leaning.
Since the fire there has been a change in building officials in the Town. No order was ever
issued by the previous building inspector or his assistant regarding this building nor was a board
of survey done. The fire chief had presented the board of survey option to the past building
inspector and Town Manager.
The new building inspector Mr. Gerald Brown has taken an active role in recognizing and
addressing the hazard, which this building creates.
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Emergency Planning and Preparedness and has been marked as a structure with severe structural
deficiencies or severe interior deficiencies to such a degree that operations shall be from the
outside except for when a life hazard exist. The report of the Fire Chief as a member of the
Board of Survey shall explain these deficiencies.
Report of Mr. Gerald Brown — building inspector
Bill,
Please be advised that on Friday February 17th, I met on site with Daigle Engineer, Board of Surveyor,
to inspect the property at 156-158 Waverly Road. I have determined the building to be unsafe and needs
to be demolished as a result of the fire and the length of time that the building remained abandoned.
Please refer to the copy of my letter of January 9, 2006 cc to you and sent to the owner John Shea.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Jerry, Inspector of Buildings.
Report of the Disinterested Person — Member of the Board of Survey for 158 Waverly
Road- Mr. Thomas Zahoruiko from an email sent to Fire Chief Dolan 2/25/06 -
Chief Dolan,
I just wanted to summarize my observations regarding the 158 Waverly Road property from Friday
morning, February 24, 2006.
1 would hate -to -have my -family near this- roe - - -- --
Y Y property. rty. -Itis a disgusting and fitihy place, visibly weak and
sagging throughout, and full of hazardous conditions and debris.
If any child were to gain access, I can only imagine the possible tragedies which could occur if they fell
through the open floors, had a ceiling fall in on them, or could not get back out in an emergency.
The floor frame at every level is sagging and full of holes, mold is everywhere, plaster is ready to drop
from ceilings, rusted metal and wood with exposed nails to step on or fall into are evident throughout.
Stairways are full of debris and dangerous to pass through. The third level is almost completely exposed
to the elements, and loose debris and unsecured structure are likely to blow out into the yard and
surrounding properties and street in a strong wind.
I can't see that there is any part of this property that is salvageable from the extreme state of
deterioration and decay. I hope the owner or town is able to quickly resolve the hazard.
Sincerely,
Thomas D. Zahoruiko
121 Carter Field Road
North Andover, MA
Report of Fire Chief Dolan — Member of the Board of Survey for 158 Waverly Road
The Fire Chief and Deputy Fire Chief met the other persons mentioned above at 10:00 A.M. on
the morning of 17 February 2006 at 158 Waverly Rd. The ladder truck was summoned to assist
with entry. FF Michael Colbert was the only person on the ladder that day. FF Colbert and
Deputy Martineau gained access through the rear door, side C, with the use of a crow bar and
haligan tool on the plywood covering the door opening. This door opened to a landing between
the first floor and cellar. The consensus of the board of survey was to begin n the cellar and
work up floor by floor.
There is no fire damage in the cellar but the moisture has caused floor joist to have mold on
them and in one case mold was abundantly growing between the studs. This moisture causes no
present fire problem but if continued the wood -could -be expected to rot created potential -weak
spots in the floors for entering firefighters.
There is a 275 -gallon oil tank against the foundation wall beneath the cellar window on the AB
side, which appears to have product in it. The fuel gauge was broken and the exact amount could
not be determined. The oil tank is rusting due to the moisture in the area.
The cellar is cluttered with materials included trash bags full of old trash. Electric wires hang
exposed from the ceiling. Presently there is neither heat nor electricity in the structure.
There was no fire damage in the cellar as the result of direct flame impingement, smoke or heat.
The rear corridor showed signs of heavy fire damage the plaster has detached from the lath.
The first floor apartment had heavy fire damage. Doors from the hall to the apartment had
burned leaving only the frame of the door. The fire and heat damage continued throughout the
first floor with void spaces in the ceiling to the floor joists of the second floor and through the
second floor as a result of the fire and from firefighters efforts to seek fire extension during the
fire. There was a hole in the middle of the living room crating a void space for fire travel to the
second floor. All ceilings in the first floor apartment had no plaster and only the lathe. This
condition would allow fire travel upward to the void space between the first and second floor and
to the second floor where openings existed. It appeared as though all of the contents of the
apartment were still present on the first floor and all contents were damaged by fire, heat and
smoke to varying degrees. The front hall from the first floor apartment to the first floor front
door and stairway to the second floor was not damaged in any way and the plaster and lathe were
intact in this hallway on the first floor.
The back hall stairway to the second floor had received_ heavy_ Are damage and -all. of the
wainscoting in the stairwell had burned away. Void spaces exist in the walls, which would allow
for vertical and horizontal fire travel. Handrails do not exist at the second floor entry foyer level.
Second floor ceilings have lost all of the plaster and you can look directly through openings in
the ceiling to the sky as there is no roof too much of the third floor. There is extensive fire
damage to the was in the second floor, which would allow for vertical and horizontal fire travel.
There were no furnishings on the second floor.
The front hall at the second floor level had no fire damage.
The third floor was mostly open to the outside with no protection from the elements. The
chimney in between kitchen and the living room was exposed and the top section was leaning in
towards the bathroom in the building. In the kitchen area the roof was totally gone and the wall
on the D side (right side from Waverly road) was gone to the floor line.
There was moss growing on the floor in the third floor. The back stairwell from the third to the
second was heavily damaged and void spaces existed.
The fire department considers this building a danger to firefighters in the event of a fire under
the present conditions and has placarded the building to indicate this. In its present condition the
building has many void spaces, which would allow fire to travel horizontally or vertically
unchecked. Holes in the floors create unsafe conditions for walking and present potential
entrapment hazards.
The building has been exposed to the elements for almost three years and the affects can be
seen in a deterioration of the interior or the structure and the rusting of metallic objects.
Dolan, William
To: Morrison, Diane
Subject: RE: Cook & Company Worker's Comp Claims
----Original Message —
From: Morrison, Diane
SII: Monday, February 13, 200611:48 AM
To: Dolan, William
Subject: RE: Cook & Company Worker's Comp Claims
Chief,has the Deputy been able to sign these forms if you are on vacation and Cook wants the injury report within a
48hr period. For expample if
you are on vacation in the summer for 2 or 3 weeks?
----Original Message—
From: Dolan, William
Sent: Monday, February 13, 200611:44 AM
To: Fire Department
Subject FW: Cook & Company Worker's comp Claims .,,. . .
-----original Message-----
From: Johnson, Adele
Sent: Monday, February 13, 200611:42 AM
To: _- or,Diane;Doloes (Email
Cc: Dolan, William; Chief Richard Stanley (E-mail)
Subject Cook & Company Worker's comp Claims
FYI
It has come to our attention that only Fire Chief Dolan and Police Chief Stanley are authorized to sign and
authorize any worker's comp injury reports and claims in their respective departments. No other officer has
authorization to sign -off on these reports.
Thanks,
Adele J. Johnson
Administrative Secretary
Town Manager's Office
978-688-9510
tmsecretary@townof northandover.c om
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Report of Structural Engineer — Robert Daigle
February 28, 2006
Chief William V. Dolan
North Andover Fire Department
124 Main Street
North Andover, MA 01845
RE: 158 WAVERLY ROAD, NO. ANDOVER MA
BOARD OF SURVEY INVESTIGATION
(DEI PROJECT NO. D1535)
Dear Chief Dolan:
On Friday, February 24, 2006 at 10:00am we conducted
a walk through visit of the referenced property to view
the extent of fire and water damage to the structure.
Said structure is a wood, two family house with a loft
apartment on the third floor. The house sits on a rubble
foundation.
The fire damage is more pronounced on the upper levels
where the majority of the roof is either completely missing or severely burned and on the verge
of collapse. The brick chimney is listing significantly toward the center of the building. The
third floor is burned through at locations. Moving down through the building, the fire damage
decreases somewhat but the effects of water entering the building over the past three years has
taken its toll. Much rot is evident in the floor framing and walls.
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The lally columns in the basement are crushing into
the underside of the center support beam which is
rotting away as seen in the photo. The floor joists are
supported off the sides of the center beam with a wood
ledger which has started to rot and is pulling away
from the beam. Numerous cracks exist in the field
stone foundation. Shingles and other construction
debris have blown off this building and litter the
property.
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It is my professional opinion based the observations made during this visit that the existing
structure is in an extremely distressed condition. Furthermore, the roof structure is an immediate
hazard to the abutting homes whereby high
winds could pull off sections of the roof and
possibly collapse the chimney. There is also the
definite possibility that large sections of the roof
may collapse as a result of heavy snows.
This structure in our professional opinion is not
salvageable and should be demolished. Every
day this building remains standing creates and
increasingly dangerous safety hazard to the
abutting residences and passers by.
Feel free to call if there are any questions.
- _Very_ truly,
DAIGLE ENGINEERS INC.
Robert K. Daigle, P.E. (ext. 115)
Principal/President
rdaigle@daigleengineers.com
x/c: Jerry Brown
Report of Health Department= Michele Grant
On Friday February 25th I accompanied Chief Dolan, Deputy Martino from the Fire Department, Gerry
Brown from the Building Dept. and a disinterested party by the name of Tom Zahoruiko to 158 Waverly
Street. The home caught fire in 2003 As of February 2006 the house has remained as a Burnt out piece
of property. I observed some sort of Fungi/Mold growing between the ceiling boards in the basement.
The first, second and third floor were completely burnt out. There appears to be pigeons living in the
house. There is a very large area of pigeon droppings in one of the bedrooms. In the 3rd floor apartment
there's a 5'x5' heap of moss growing and encompassed by burnt debris.The roof is almost completely
gone. The chimney does not look structurally sound, it sits at an angle inward. There's plenty of room for
animal harborage. I have a concern about the close proximity of the neighboring homes.
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On Friday February 25th I accompanied Chief Dolan, Deputy Martino from the Fire Department, Gerry Brown from the the
Building Dept. and a disinterested party by the name of Tom Zahoruiko to 158 Waverly Street. The home caught fire in
2003 As of February 2006 the house has remained as a Burnt out piece of property. I observed some sort of Fungi/Mold
growing between the ceiling boards in the basement. The first, second and third floor were completely burnt out. There
appears to be pigeons living in the house. There is a very large area of pigeon droppings in one of the bedrooms. In the
3rd floor apartment there's a 5'x5' heap of moss growing and encompassed by burnt debree.The roof is almost completely
gone. The chimney does not look structurally sound, it sits at an angle inward. There's plenty of room for animal
harborage. I have a concern about the close proximity of the neighboring homes.
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Sent:
Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:23 PM
To:
Dellechiaie, Pamela
Cc:
Griffin, Heidi; Martineau, William
Subject:
RE: 158 Waverly Road
There are options.
Either the building inspector declares the building unsafe which triggersVrequirementsfor
and hazares and supplying them to the FD and PD according to the law.
The building official convenes a board of survey to order the building to be taken down.
The building is sold to someone willing to either take it down or renvate it.
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The owner John Shea was living with his sister at 34 Gray Street in Rye NH. 03870 his cell phone 978-204-4396 home
603-967-5797
The fire department wants the building down or remodled. We have provided several interested parties with Mr. Shea's
phone number since it would be quicker if he sold the property to someone who was interested in doing something with it.
I was trying to get Bob Nicetta to act, and only the building commissioner can act, to declare the building unsafe or have a
board of survey done to get it taken down.
As it is now a fire in the building would spread rapidly exposing the adjacent buildings to fire. Firefighters would not enter
to save the building if there is no known or suspected life hazard. To do so would be to risk firefighters lives for a building
that is already in serious trouble.
I had asked Town Counsel to inform the Town Manager of whether the building inspector had the authority under the
building code to act to make the declaration or convene the survey. I do not know the outcome of that inquiry.
In my opinion the building is a significant hazard to firefighters, persons who enter and to adjacent properties and the
people who live in them.
-----Original Message -----
From: Dellechiaie, Pamela
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:11 PM
To: McGuire, Mike; Dolan, Chief William
Cc: Sawyer, Susan
Subject: 158 Waverly Road
Hello,
This problem is rearing its' ugly head again
Ms. Lisa Morton called me about the burned out house @ 158 Waverly Road. Bob Nicetta was following up on this,
but I don't know where it was left off. This call initially came in last year, or the year before -- I will forward what I have
in the complaint file. Lisa is the neighbor at 160 Waverly. Please call .her at:978.738.0557 - Lisa Morton;
978.683.1009 - Scott Morton.
158 Waverly is burnt out, and nothing has been done on this. Large hornets nest, size of two basketballs, trash all
over, garage has been vandalized.
Pamela DelleChiaie
Health Department Assistant
400 Osgood Street
North Andover, MA 01845
978.688.9450 - Phone
978.688.8476 - Fax
healthdept@townofnorthandover.com - E-mail
www.townofnorthandover.com - Website
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DelleChiaie, Pamela
From: DelleChiaie, Pamela
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:56 AM
To: Melnikas, Lt. Andrew
Subject: FW: Complaint: Housin -158 Waverley Road
Importance: High
Tracking: Recipient Delivery
Melnikas, Lt. Andrew Delivered: 4/12/2004 9:56 AM
Hi Andy,
Just FYI for you if you have any comments. Thanks,
P
-----Original Message -----
From: DelleChiaie, Pamela
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 9:50 AM
To: McGuire, Mike
Cc: Lagrasse, Brian; Sawyer, Susan
Subject: FW: Complaint: Housing - 158 Waverley Road
Importance: High
Hi Mike,
I just checked with Brian on this, who said he did a driveby. He noted that it was boarded up, but no health
hazards. He said he referred it to the building department. Just confirming that you will be going by there today
per our conversation.
This issue came up again this morning due to the phone call I received from Lisa Morton at 160 Waverly who lives
next door. Can you please follow-up with her at 978.738.0557? Please e-mail me a brief note letting me know
what you find, and I will close the health file on it.
Thanks!
P:)
-----Original Message -----
From: DelleChiaie, Pamela
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:02 AM
To: Lagrasse, Brian
Cc: McGuire, Mike; Melnikas, Lt. Andrew; Sawyer, Susan
Subject: Complaint: Housing - 158 Waverley Road
Importance: High
Please read the report and follow-up with any comments or information that you may have.
Thank you,
Pam
4/12/2004
Dellechiaie, Pamela
From: Sawyer, Susan
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 12:27 PM
To: Dellechiaie, Pamela
Subject: FW:
FYI
Pam,
This is an update on the slow progress on Waverly Road. If any of the neighbors call you on this again, (which they will I
am sure) I think you should tell them that submitting complaints in writing to the Bldg department would be the proper
avenue. It could only help things move along. But, he only takes them in writing. OK.
Thanks
Susan
-----Original Message -----
From: Dolan, Chief William
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:51 AM
To: Martineau, William
Cc: Sawyer, Susan
Subject: RE:
Very good. If Bob orders under a new law he must provide the police and fire department with blue prints of every floor of
the building regardless of his intent to rehab. That may cause him to spend some money on actual work to make the
place safer.
-----Original Message -----
From: Martineau, William
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:47 AM
To: Nicetta, Robert
Cc: Dolan, Chief William; Glynn, Dan; Garvey, Jay
Subject: RE:
Bob,
I tried calling the telephone number that we had for the incident report and I was able to contact John Shea. His # is
978-204-4396. His current address is 34 Gray Court, Rye N.H. 03870. 1 told him that you needed to talk to him about
demolishing this fire hazard and he told me that the insurance company just settled his claim and his contractor needs
more than the settlement to rehab this building. He said he is currently attempting to find the additional funds to
rebuild. I told him that you, the Building Commissioner, would be following up on his year long lack of action.
Deputy Martineau
-----Original Message -----
From: Nicetta, Robert
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 10:45 AM
To: Martineau, William
Subject:
Hi Deputy -- Will you please send me the owner's name and address on the fire on Waverly Road, I believe
the number is 160. 1 would like to get the paperwork started.
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Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 12:38 PM
To: McGuire, Mike
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Hi Mike,
Here is the contact information (as much as I could get) regarding homeowner of 158 Waverly Road.
Sue, Mike said that he could cite the home on a pool violation. I will close this complaint out in the
health file.
P
-----Original Message -----
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Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 3:42 PM
To: Lagrasse, Brian
Subject: FW: SearchBug - Search Results 158 Waverley Road - Abandoned/Burned Out Housing Complaint
FYI
-----Original Message -----
From: DelleChiaie, Pamela
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 12:01 PM
To: Sawyer, Susan
Cc: McGuire, Mike
Subject: SearchBug - Search Results - 158 Waverley Road - Abandoned/Burned Out Housing Complaint
Importance: High
Hi Sue,
'I spoke with Lisa Morton, the neighbor who lodged the complaint re: 158 Waverly Road. The
1 homeowner's name is John Shea, and she believes he is living in Rye, NH with his mother.
Unfortunately, she did not have any contact phone numbers. As there was nothing that pulled up on
www.lawr.encedeeds_com, I did a www.sear.chbua.com. search and came up with the attached names. I
would think that the Fire Department would have this information stemming from the actual event.
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