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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous - 25 COMMERCE WAY 4/30/2018 (14)"OWN OF NORTH ANDONTR Office of the .Build ipg Departnuent Cornalmnity Deve'Fopnient and !jkmices 27 Chirics Street Kc -th - d ver, ( MV -45 I . Aeido D, Pober' Nice -la, i9�8'98-9 BujUing -K i. 9 7 2 4 April 21,2004 Plastics Etc. Inc. Dennis I Leonard 165 Flagship Drive - North Andover, MA 01845 RE, 25 Commerce Way relocation Dear Mr. Leonard, Please be advised that upon review of your request as to whether your firm may relocate to the above noted address this department has the following observations. 1) Business, professional and other offices are allowed. 2) Retail and food uses shall be permitted if they are accessory to the principal use and are primarily intended to service the principal use. No more than ten percent (106/x) of the gross floor area (GFA) of the principal use may be devoted to accessory use. %ere there, is more than one principal use each use may only have ten percent (106/) ofgross floor area (GFA) devoted to any accessory use. (Refer to Section - Use St - 2.21, Definition-ofAccessory Structure) (1.987/25) 3) Light manufacturing, including manufacturing, fabrication, processing, finishing, assembly, pact*, or treaftnent of articles or merchandise provided such uses are conducted solely within a building and father provided that such uses are not offensive no3dous, detninental, or dangerous to surrounding arm or the tom by reason of dust, smoke, fumes, odor. noise vibration, lipilt, or other adverse en)dr�n�tat effect. 4) Warehousing and wholesaling is allowed. I hope that this letter answers your concems in this manner. I may be reached between the hours of 8:30 — 10:00 AM at 978-688-9545 for any further questions that you may have. Respectfully, /I W"W-� Michael McGuire Local Building Inspector '10.'0 % ` ISI; NORTH ANDOVER Off" sc of the.Building Department. I 27 Charles Street �T 4F sok .&ndtt'4er, !Wassa1cu"e.Fmc-tis. tom' D, Robert }4aiccita, { s• YSwdf.4fhr' fq C4i.`•'�lmhsiollwis April 21,2004 Plastics Etc. Inc. Dennis J. Leonard 165 Flagship Drive North Andover, MA 01845 ,RE: 25 Commerce Way relocation Dear Mr. Leonard: Please be advised that upon review of your request as to whether your firm may relocate to the above noted address this department has the following observations. 1) Business, professional and other offices are allowed. 2) Retail and food uses shall be permitted if they are accessory to the principal use and are primarily intended to service the principal use. No more than ten percent (10%) of the gross floor area (GFA) ofthe principal use maybe: devoted tc, accessory use. Where there is more than one principal use each use may only have ten percent (10%) of gross floor area (GFA) devoted to any accessory use. (Refer to Section 2.2.1_ , Definition -of Accessory Use Structure) (1987/25) 3) Light manufacturing, including manufacturin& fabrication, processing, finishing, assembly, packing; ortreatlnent of articles or merchandise provided such uses are conducted solely within a building and farther provided that such uses are not offensive noxious deb rental or dangerous to surroundim areas or the town by reason of dust, smoke fumes odor, noise vibration, figil or other adverse _vir—mmentai effimt. 4) Warehousing and wholesaling is allowed. I hope that this letter answers your concems in this manner. I may be reached between the hours of 8:30 – 10:00 AM at 978-688-9545 for any further questions that you may have. Respectfully, 4410-d _IR C_ Michael McGuire Local Building Inspector TO J5 DATE �/ -w-40 TIME LL AM a FRO I O NE ( E ({ CE H O OF r 6IJ)$Jm 44ICAI g LL ft-e- ) 1 AX44 Q IE M j%�r� M s��t-�r%�' E G �� O E-MAILADDRESS 'SIGNED PHONED BACK CALL RNED SEE YOUO AGAIN ALL WAS IN URGENT T April 16, 2004 Mr. Robert Nicetta, Building Commissioner Town of North Andover 27 Charles Street North Andover, MA 01845 Re: 25 Commerce Way / Zoning Reg. - article 14 Dear Mr. Nicetta, Please recall our conversation on Friday, (4/16/04) regarding 25 Commerce Way in North Andover. I represent Plastics Etc., Inc. of 165 Flagship Drive in North Andover. We have outgrown our exiting space and want to relocate our business to 25 Commerce Way here in North Andover. Our business is divided into two business segments, 1) Light Manufacturing/Fabrication of plastic tanks and 2) sales of stored building materials (plastic sheet, pipe, valves and fittings) which is sold the contracting industry. Per our conversation I have enclosed a sketch of the building which notes the neighboring tenants. Also enclosed, is the information you requested regarding the fabrication process and its impact on the environment. We understand that you, as a Building Commissioner, will be able to clarify our business suitability for 25 Commerce Way. As we are close to executing a lease for this space we would appreciate your prompt attention in reviewing this issue. Please feel free to contact me via cellphone 978-360-5578 (I will be traveling most of next week) if you have any questions. Thank you for your prompt attention. Plastics Etc., Inc. Dennis J. Leonard 978-989-0321 office 978-360-5578 cellular 165 Flagship Drive • North Andover, MA 01845 • Tel 978-681-8414; Tel 800-241-8414; Fax 978-681-8416 PLASTIC WELDING 101 A How To Guide The following welding instructions are designed are designed for informational purposes only: They are intended to the place of personalized instruction and proper training. Types of Plastic Welding The two primary types of plastic materials that are used in welding are Polyethylene (PE) and Polypropylene (PP) welding. These two types of plastics materials use a process of hot air and nitrogen (an inert gas). About Plastic Welding Nearly any plastic material that can be softened or shaped with heat can be welded with hot air welders. The hand-held welders make it possible for the users to weld plastics speedily and economically after a few hours of study and practice. Whether fabricating thermoplastic stock or repairing various types of plastic parts, hot air welding is usually performed on plastics 1/16 of an inch or more in thickness. The bond achieved, depending on the type of weld, is generally about as strong (90%) or more) as the original material. Safety Hot air welding is safe because there is no flame, spark, or smoke involved. No special venting, hoods, or ducting are required. Types of Welds Basically the same types of welds are performed in hot air welding as in metal welding. These consist of butt welding, fillet welds, lap joints, edge welds and corner welds. The main difference is that plastic welding creates no flame arc or spark. No safety equipment such as face shields, gloves, etc. | T-' - �-- -T --l�- --- -- ----- ' 0 0 D 3 ( Co. 0 :3 CD I OD < -41 m Cil o VA C)tjNjl :u �4- M Ac ,410