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Home My WebLink About1973-06-11 Teen 0ffiee ~ilding ,setisg rm. Tha J~eo Mc~s~ E~. ~ J~e8 D. ~b~, Jr.,, ~re ~e ~es~. ~ ~ a~t ~ ~e~e ~s~t fer the b~s. 1. ~l~ ~ B. Feast ~. ~u ~ fha leg~ ~tiee ~st~ a~e ~r ~6.3 ~ T~ 2ef ~e ~~ ~ ~ te ~. Fes~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~, ~d the b~ ~ t~t bache ef ~e, ~ti~ ~e ~ to be ~est~ a~x. ~ ft. a~; t~ ~ ~de ef ~e t~ b~k. ~r. Drum~d ~de a ~stien te t~M_~_ the petitiea ~uder a~vAse~e~ ~r. DIFrusele seee~ded the ~etina and the vste ~as uaaai~m~. 2. HEARXNG-' Anna P. O'Ceaaer Dr. Beliveau read the legal aetiee ia the al~peal ef Anna P. O'Ce~aer ~he requested a variance under Seetieas 6.1, ~.2 and Table 2 of ~he Zening By-Lau so as te petit the divisiem of a parcel of 1A~ late tee lets; beth lets do met have~ the required area and freatage. There ia an existing d~elli~ an ene let~ lecated at the west aide ~f Martia Ave., apprex. 1,000 ft. fre~ the cer~er ef P~adew Lane, and kaewa aa 85-8~ Martin Aveaue. Mr. ~itehell Beet~n appeared ea behalf ef Mrs. O'¢emaar, ~he ~as alas present. He expl-~-d that ~rs. O'Ce~er wants te divide-the ~ in erdar te build a eaalX hause an tho vacant lot. ~ee it is Just a du~E~ gr~nd for the ~hberheed. There are other saall lets in the area and there is sewer and water av~_41able. ~r. Dr~ew~ ~ a ~stisa te take the petitisa ~der adviac~at~ Mr. Frizelle sece~ded the ~etian and the vets ~as -w~-eus. JAOQUSS T~.~O~ Mr. Jacque~ Tells appeared befere the Board relative to the special permit that had been granted te Jeha Shields fer the NASA apar~ent b,,~d~n~ ~ Sutton Street. ~e is e~eideriag ~urchasing the ~epert7 and canted clarifieatiea fre~ the B~ard as t~ the ~l~ewanee ef cf rices in the basea~at sac~ie~ ef the building. He said ne ~tien was made in the e~ per, it ef the effices and ~e atter~ey Ju~ 1~, '~973 -ceat. wonts a etetanent free the ~eard te ~ they are alleged. He sho~ed the ~eard a letter rrm the ~ v~peeter ~ ~eted .that ef~.ees are aa and he deeentt feel that it is necoasary far %he Beard to ~aka an~ etateneat ceaeeraiag it. . ' ~r. Drumaand ~ede & ~etisa te take the ~atter ~mder ed~Lsenent and refer it te ?e~a Ceuasel fer an epiaian fran hi~; Mr. DiFruscie seeeaded the aetian and the vete w~s' ~us. (Mr. Telie ca~e baek later ia the eVa~._~ a~d queet~ Wh~ it had 'te be referred to to~n eeuasel. Further diecussien cas held. Mr. Telie ~ eentaet his atteraey bafere the ~eard takes an~ action.) Dr. Belivean read. the legal notice ia the appeal of North Andove~ Skating 01ub, Inc. who requested a 5peeisl Permit umder Section ~.129, para. (9) and Sectian 9, para. 9.3 of the Zaniag B~-Law so as to permit the c~truction of a bu:Ll_d~,~ which will heuse three, 87 x 1~7, ice 8katiag rinks; located at the ~eet side of Turapike Street, apprex. 770 feet free the corner of Willoe Street. a~d knmm as S17 ~urapike Street.: Rte. 114. They will have eJectic~ pumps from Willow Street to ~Llaide Rd. a~d will creme Rte. 11~ at the Advance Reproductions building. The ptmp ~ be om Willo~' Street about 250 feet~ f~a Rte. 11~. Willow Street is presently paved 2~ feet wide. They have filed a plan with the State D*P.W. for a brea~khmm ~ free R~e. 11~. They have met with Mr. Berhover of the atate D.P-W. ;wd with officials of the "TOPICS" to see what could be done ~ith Rte. 11~. Au iafirmery and nursery ~ be previded and a restaurant and apart ehop. B!d~. Y~p. Charles Foeter ex~lained that ~ of the fleer area c~ld be allowed £er aceeasory uass. Chairman Serio read ~a reeeived free the following= bard ef ~blic Works, Highway 3urveyor, Board of Health, Fir~ Chief, Peliee Chief a~d Bldg. Inspector. Atty. Steph_e~ Duly _-~ ~rk Henry represented the petitioners. T~ey presented briefs and plans to the Boar~ of their propeaed eonplex. They ex~l,,'~-,ed that a year-reu~d~, three rink ice skating faei3_it7 ia plmmed~ ~hieh will have a eeepXeto~r aneloeed oquipaen$, reom so that there will be no noise to the oetaide. The snow will be dumped inside and melted. The faa.iii.fy, will bo located on a site of %23 acres, apprexima~ 7~0 feet free the eoraer' of WiL~ee Street at Turaptke Street. Tho pa~kiag area will service 300-500 cars and a nm, her of buses. The ant~enee will be from Willow Street, opposite the eatr~o-~e to ~he Tennis Club. They have nadb application to the state D.P.~. to coeneet to the exiet~ eowe~,-fep-43~ty on · ick Di~itto, Marian Drive~ a~ abutter stated that #illow Street is ~w_~aq~ete to handle the traffic a~d he ean't see hoe a permit can be gra~ted ~hen there is nothing to show how the traffic will be haadled. Traffic is the biggeatl prebien. He is not age*wet the facility but is. cencerned with the traffic. Juno il, 197j - cont. Morton Galper, Marian Drive, on abu%tor, agreed with Hr. DiNitto and wanted to see the facility is located with relation to ~u~ian Drive. He also asked to whet extent the developer was obligated to b-~d.k Hust it be in accordance with the plan if it is approved by the Board. Mr. Serio explained thet the Board can place an~ conditions on the special permitt which are enforced by the B-41d~ng Inspector and bound by the plans. Mr. Movseeian, Marian Drive, an abutter, stated that he was also concerned with tho traffic. He also asked what he was going to do for financing. Mr. 3erie said that financ.ing is beyond the Board's Juriddictian. Bldg. Insp. Foster exp~-~od that plans must be appr~ved~..~ t~ ~tate Dept. of Public ~afoty and the actual building construction would como under B.O.C.A. Ho also stated %_h__s.%'the petitioner hes met the requirouents as far as zoning and purposes for iss,~-2 a permit are concerned. Discussion was held as to state reqn~emont~ for access from Rte. 1lA etc. Mark Henry explained that the state can't act until some definite action is taken by the Hoard. Everything is contingent upon the special peruit. F4-~cing is held up also. Hr. Drummond made a motion to continue the hearin~ until next month; Dr. BeLiveau soconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. The Board mombors and the petitioner will meet on the site an Monday evening, June 18th at 7=00 P.M. Miss ~ary DiManro, Brightwood Ave., appeared before the Board requesting She expl-4_wod that she Lives with her mother in a two-family house end they would 3~ke to make it a three-fa=~. She said she couldn*t afford to have pl~._, drawn by a surer and asked ~.f it was r~ally necessary for her to do so. Discussion was held and Dr. BeLiveau said he would look at the property and see what is involved and look into the possibility of ma~e submitting a sketch. WATSON EAHTH I~ALm Mr. Robert Watson appeared before the ~ard relative to his b~ for h~s earth renoval operation. He said he would like to give the town a $1~tO0~ bank book instead of the bond. He said he will sub,it the bank book to the Board within a Bldg. Insp. Foster inforued Hr. Watson that the office had be~ receiving ~%~ntS that he started his work very early in the morn~_-~. Mr. Wstzoa agreed to start work at $~00 A.M. The Board then r~viewed and discussed the hearings. 1. Donald Foes. Mr. DiFruecio made a motion to GRANT the var~.aneo; Mr. Drmmm.~ eacmaded the motion and the ~ote was uns=hueus. The Board found that the variance would not be in subst~.ntia] derogation from the intent and purpose of the Zo~4~ By-Law. That because of the shops of the lot and because of ledge on the lot, it would be a hardship to the petitioner if he were June 11, 197~ - cont. not -33~ved to erect the proposed addition as 8hG~n on ~he plan; and ~hat because the nearest neighbor is 'located 8o~e 200 foe~ away and the rema~.~-g area is vacant0 it would not adversely affect the neighborhood. The Board ~ vote on this petition next month. They want to cheek the surrour~__~-~ area on the Assessor's plot plaq~ to eompare ,the oises of ~he lets. Tho moot'l,,~ (FrUb: