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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneous - 23 EDGELAWN AVENUE 4/30/2018 23 EDGELAWN AVENUE U-1 210/468.1-0023-0001.0 MASSACHUSETTS PROPERTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITING ASSOCIATION Two Center Plaza Boston,Massachusetts 02108-1904 (617)723-3800 Ma Onlv(800)392-6108,FAX(800)851-8424 1/29/2010 Form of Notice of Casualty Loss to Building Under Mass.Gen.Laws,Ch.139,Sec.3B NORTH ANDOVER HEALTH DEPT. NORTH ANDOVER TOWN HALL RECEIVED NORTH ANDOVER MA 01845 FEB �- 2 2010 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER HEALTH DEPgRTNJFNT Re: Insured: TRICIA L.TOSHACH Property Address: 23 EDGELAWN AVENUE#4„NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 Policy Number: 0823052 Type Loss: Water Damage:All Other Damage Loss Date of Loss: 06/19/2009 Claim Number: 270468 Claim has been made involving loss,damage or destruction of the above captioned propert,which may either exceed$1000.00 or cause Massachusetts General Laws,Chapter 143,section 6 to be applicable. If any notice under Massachusetts General Laws,Chapter 139,Section 313 is appropriate,please direct it to the attention of the writer and include a reference to the captioned insured,location,policy number,date of loss and claim or file number. MPIUA Claims Division CMA00021 MASSACHUSETTS PROPERTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITING ASSOCIATION Two Center Plaza Boston, Massachusetts 02108-1904 (617)723-3800 Ma Only(800)392-6108, FAX(8001851-8424 6127/2006 Form of Notice of Casualty Loss to Building Under Mass. Gen. Laws, Ch.139, Sec.36 RECEIVED NORTH ANDOVER HEALTH DEPT. NORTH ANDOVER TOWN HALL JUL 10 2006 NORTH ANDOVER MA 01845 To}���qOLTH DEPARTS© ER F NORTH T Re: Insured: TRICIA L.TOSHACH Property Address: 23 EDGELAWN AVENUE#4„ NORTH ANDOVER, MA 0184 Policy Number: 0823052 Type Loss: Water Damage Date of Loss: 0612512006 Claim Number: 231745 Claim has been made involving loss, damage or destruction of the above captioned propert, which may either exceed $1000.00 or cause Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 143, section 6 to be applicable, If any notice under Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 139, Section 3B is appropriate, please direct it to the attention of the writer and include a reference to the captioned insured, location, policy number, date of loss and claim or file number. MPIUA Claims Division CMA00021 Address 1-1060- 1-14- ` l"' /Y-u �� Title of File Page of Date File Open: Date file closed: Doc Document/Action Title Date of Refer to other Purpose of Documernt/Action and notes action Document/ document/ Num. Action Department Board of Appeals — Board of Health — Planning Board —4Conservat-- ion Commission— Building Departr er�t �� G March 2, 1971 Mr. R.J.Stene 23-'Fdgelawn Ave., No. Andover, Mass. Dear Mr. Sten s Enclosed herevith is a copy of a letter this Board received on March 1st from the management of Heritage Green Apartments relative to the heating problems. Very truly yours, J ius Kay, M.D. Chairman 3k;mj s at February 24, 1971 Board of Health North Andover, Massachusetts 01845 Atten: Julius Kay, M.D. , Chairman Re: Heating Problem, 23 and 25 Edgelawn Avenue,, North Andover Gentlemen: In reference to earlier complaints, we must advise you that little has been done by Mr. Farr to eliminate the problem to this date. This lack of concern cannot be tolerated any longer. We, therefore, demand that Mr. Farr take immediate and proper action to substantially improve the present heating conditions. Very truly yours, P. G. Baksh' , Resident 25 Edgelawn Avenue W. D. Gi 1 Resident 23 Edgelawn Avenue M. Hutchins, Resre t 23 Edgelawn Avenue G. D. Merrill, Resident 23 Edgelawn Avenue t � C J. C. Spot, Resident 23 Edgelawn Avenue R. J. S ne, Resident 23 Edgelawn Avenue Y 1� �t VV 6 �► LAWRENCE EAGLE-TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Mass._Tuesday,January 26, 1971 North Wover Selectmen Call HousingGripe A `Tenant-Landlord' Problem NORTH ANDOVER — A young couple, Mr: and Mrs. problem will have to be faced and solved between your- Sanford P. Effron, 61 Farrwood Ave., Heritage Green selves and your landlord," Duffy said. Apartments, asked-selectmen last night for assistance and Before leaving, the Effrons said they would attend the advice. next monthly meeting of the board of health and present "We have landlord problems," said effron. Dr. Julius Kay with the problem. Effron and his wife said peace in their apartment The local Jaycees are inviting town municipal boards home was jarred by a number of annoyances: A leaky and committees to participate in a March 28 program en- ceiling, protruding nails in the kitchen floor, malfunction- titled "Know Your Town." Last night Jaycee President ing appliances and a heedless landlord. Louis J. Kmiec Jr., explained the program to selectmen. Said Effron, "We have repeatedly tried to have our "We are proposing a program to-give the citizens of the landlord attend to these items, but only to our continued town an opportunity to. become acquainted with how the frustration. He did send someone over to caulk the cell- town operates. Such local organizations as the League of ing leaks, but the repair job was a poor one and did not Women Voters and the Salvation Army have expressed an hold up." interest as has the school building committee." His wife added, "I have had several pairs of expensive The program will be held in the high school cafeteria drapes ruined by the constant leakage . . . one pair after on Sunday, March 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Booths will the leaks were supposedly caulked. house exhibits and representatives from each agency "We have tried to determine what course 'of action to would participate. take," remarked Effron. "If we can find no help then Selectmen Chairman William A. Finneran said it their is no recourse but for us to move out of our apart- seemed a worthwhile program and selectmen would re- ment . . . which would be an expensive operation and spond.' one we would like to avoid. We have notified the board Jaycee Member Arthur P. Krik Jr., presented the of health of our problem, but their response was negli- board with a request that the local Jaycee chapter be ap- gible." pointed as the next Fourth of July committee. Selectmen Selectman William B. Duffy answered, "This seems to took the matter under advisement. be a fenent-landlord problem that does not fall within A letter was read from Highway Surveyor Nicholas F. the jurisdiction of the town. We have some power only Nicetta regarding last week's acceptance of Massachusetts through the building inspector and that is during the con- Avenue as a town road. Nicetta opposed the acceptance struction of apartments, but once they .are completed we and suggested that the street be accepted only as far as cannot intervene." the area near the Merrimack Valley Textile Museum. He Effron replied that he and nearly 40 other persons in pointed out that water drainage is poor along that section his apartment house section were prepared to complain. of the street and that the only way to avoid any further Duffy said that the board of health could enter the build-up is to resurface the road around the problem picture only if the difficulty constitutes a health hazard. areas. "I feel that we have a very competent board of health He said the total cost to resurface the road would be and if your problem falls within its realm of influence, approximately $3,500 and that the state should pay for then you can be assured of assistance. If not then the the work and not the town. Y e `l•r LAWRENCE EAGLE-TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Mass.—Tuesday,January 26,1971 5 complete It WiN Be Much Colder Tomorrow's Our Weathergirl Says: Tides . . . The showers will end early tonight followed by partial AT IPSWICH RIVER: �r clearing and turning much colder. The lows will be in the High...........................11:27 a.m. teens and winds will become northwesterly from 25 to 35 Low.................................5:15 a.m. miles per hour and gusty. Tomorrow it will be mostly sunny Low.............................5:51 p.m. and windy with highs in the low 20s. The probability of pre- AT ME R R I MACK RIVER cipitation is 40 per cent tonight and 10 per cent tomorrow. High...........................12:02 p.m. The extended forecast calls for very cold Thursday and-Friday Low.............................5:56 a.m. with a slight moderation Saturday. Lows will be from zero to Low.............................6:36 p.m. '. g y 20 below in the north and from zero to 10 above in the south. AT HAMPTON BEACH: 4. - '' High...........................11:22 a.m. Highs will be from zero to 15 in.the north and from 15 to 25 High...........................11:58 p.m. in the south. Fair weather will prevail except for snow flurries Low.............................5:10 a.m. in the northern mountain areas. The high yesterday was 48 at Low.............................S:a6 p.M. " 3 p.m. The low was 34 at 6 a.m. and today at 6 a.m. it was " 37. The sun will set today at 4:52. The length of the day is 9 hours and 47 minutes. The sun will rise tomorrow at 7:02 a.m. Today's weather girl is Donna Marsan, 16, of Lawrence, a junior at Sicred Heart High School. The Weather Elsewhere 40 3030 DeteFromNA110NALWEATNENSfRV10E, New England *� � —30 NOAA,U.S.Dept.of ommaee BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS �� ' ' 30 so; !/'j Weather OCCLUDEDCentral Massachusetts: Hi Lo 40 \�v H • 30 >Ibany........................rain 43 32 .� e, .Q;°•:; Showers ending this evening klbuquerque..............clear 58 28 ` X followed by partly cloudy, ktlanta......................clear 60 49 >, Ate, windy and much colder lismarck.................cloudy 6-20 Q G W loise.......................cloudy 44 40 Z` tonight. Lows in the teens ?; ioston.....................cloudy 43 31 , with northwesterly winds 20 Buffalo.......................rain 40 3540 to 30 m. h. and gusty. Wed- :harlotte.................cloudy 47 41 30 `1 so p, g y. Rain :hicago.......................clear 44 19 COLD 40 nesday variable cloudiness and :incinnati..................clear 50 29 showers 'leveland...................snow 39 31 �. < windy with highs in the low )enver..............:.......clear 40 27 . s f;- SnOW 20s. Probability of precipi- )es Moines................clear 44 5 q0 COLDM Flurries XXX / •f talion 40 per cent tonight and )etrbank....................Snow 40 28 Rpur.s Spew Low Tom tortures ExpMedJ ��• 20 per cent Wednesday. - :ort nrth..•••.••••••....c•.fog -54 -56 UMpwednesdayMerning 50 $ p y 'ort Worth................clear 75 33 d " New Hampshire — Turning lelena.....................cloudy 39 28 el.t.d Frecipit.rien Net Indicated—Consult L.e.l Ferecest 4onolulu..................cloudy 82 67 colder in the evening. Snow ndianapolis...............snow 38 17 T flurries or squalls, windy and Jacksonville, ...........cloudy 82 64 1 \ H • Temperatures Juneau.......................snow 12 3 1� 1J much colder tonight and Wed- Cansas City...............clear 59 19 nesday. Precipitation chiefly -os Angeles...............clear 68 53 _ 3tlend, .Me..............cloudy 40 29 MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT north portion Wednesday. 3tland, Ore.............cloudy 51 48 Lawrence............................48 34 Burlington..........................40 32 Lows tonight zero to 10 cnnw 44 10 Boston................................43 31 as Montpelier..........................36 27 19 vow .r above,highs Wednesday 5 to 15. �Y 12* LAWRENCE EAGLE-TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Mass.—We i Heritage Aide Rebuts Tenant ' T NORTH ANDOVER — A resident employee of the Heritage Green Apartments jumped back to meet charges that complaints registered by one of the tenants have been dealt with negligently. The charges were leveled at Heritage Green authorities • at Monday night's selectmen meeting by Sanford Effron, 61 Farrwood Ave., a tenant.in the Chickering Road apartment complex. Effron told selectmen that he had received negligible -co-operation from the operators of Heritage Green when he tried to get a ceiling leak repaired near the balcony win- dow of apartment he and his.wife rent. Mrs. Effron told the board she had noticed nails protruding from the floor • of her kitchen, thatshe had to contend with an appliance breakdown, and that her drapes, in the area of the ceiling leak, have had to be replaced more than once after being ruined with water stains. "We are living in a fish bowl," Effron said, "We're not getting the service we deserve." The resident employee, who preferred to remain name less, said'in reply that she is responsible for directing re- pair operations in the 37 apartment buildings comprising the ?omplex. In direct reply to Effron's charges of poor service, she said, "The ceiling in that apartment has been repaired three times... most recently yesterday morning. Unfortunately, it cannot be repaired permanantly during the winter months due to the presence of condensation and freezing in the crack. We have caulked over the area but it. " has not held up. We told the Effrons this but they'per- sisted in complaining."she explained, "At one point not too long ago we even pulled up the carpet in the living room of the apartment and completely' ' shampooed it," she continued: "The leakage problem is not peculier to people who live in this cold climate, where condensation can creep into an opening, around a window sash,freeze,and then leave a larger opening when the ice melts.In our case,the problem arose when the bal- conies were attached to the windows. We are working contin uouslyho remedy whatever problems the householder has in our i complex,and we vow to follow up every complaint.. .that in- cludes Mr.Effron's",she commented. She concluded by explaining that in "all probability" Mrs. Effron's drapes were not ruined by the ceiling leak, but by condensation collecting on the window behind them. "It has happened to me many times in the past. My cur- tains stick to the windows because condensation has formed on them, as it does on nearly everybody's window's at this time of year." 1 r i Lawrence, Mass.—Wednesday,January 27,1971 ................ .........::::::.:.. X. syc� y0 INKS b CARPETS MEFURNISH IENCE SALEM PLAZA - N.H. ,82-1201 •Rte.28 Near Grants—Telephone 898-2386 mg OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 9 P.M.•SAT.9:30.5:30 EASY CREDIT! OPEN AN ELLIOTT'S R-E-V-044-1-N-G' CHARGE ACCOUN o SALE ENDS SATURDAY! ,LU SIVE ,.LADY ELLIOT' �T, � ee120 %9 Regular �SDOtHOPEDI saa.R . 1.00$7,&00 61.60 exrr£unah �6a tg Trust Xarr, Trustee _r FARRWOOD AVENUE NO. ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS 01845 OFF ROUTE 125 February 24, 1971 TEL. 817 / 888-5994 Dr. Julius Kay, Chairman North Andover Board of Health North Andover, Mass: Dear Doctor Kays This is. to advise. that; we. are working continuously with the Lawrence Gas Company to remedy the heat problem and are doing everything possible to resolve it and �.re, checking the Units several times. a day: You can rest assuredwe will stay with the condition Until it is remedied Yours truly, HERITAGE G F. APARTFENTS. RRF/d:� 1 February 1971 Mr. Roy Farr Heritage Green Apartments No. Andover, Mass. Dear Mr. Farr: At our regular meeting held February 1, 1971 a group of residents of the apartment building at 23 Rdgelawn Ave. registered a complaint of heating facilities in their apartments ranging in variances of heat from above 90 degrees to below 65 degrees. According to them, the excessive heat necessitates the opening of doors both day and night leading to problems with drafts and dangers to small children. The tena nts inform us that representatives of the Lawrence Gas company have investigated and found nothing wrong with the flow of gas. Board member, Edward J. Scanlon, a registered plumber, suggested a valve problem and inspected several of the apavtments. He has reported to this Board that the matter, in his opinion, is one that requires the attention of the heating contractor. l am sure you have heard from the tenants about this condition and this Board would like to know what steps have been taken to correct the situation. very truly yours, J us Tay,, R.B. jk;mj Chairman