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s 1 510 REA STREET _ 2101038 000.0 / S ' ' n V 5 5 1 1 15 4 4 i 1 i I I 1 '1� MAP # LOT # C PARCEL # STREET Q�� se- CONSTRUCTION APPROVAL HAS PLAN REVIEW FEE BEEN PAID? YES NO PLAN APPROVAL: DATE 77 APP. BY DESIGNER: PLAN DATE J`'~ CONDITIONS WATER SUPPLY: TOWN WELL WELL PERMIT DRILLER WELL TESTS: C ICAL DATE APPROVED BACTERI DATE APPROVED BACTERIA II DATE APPROVED PLUMBING SIGNOFF WIRING SI FF COMMENTS: FORM U APPROVAL: APPROVAL TO ISSUE ll-� NO DATE ISSUED � %h7' _BY �- ,Q�Olcc.eL� CONDITIONS: FINAL APPROVAL: ALL PERMITS PAID YES NO WELL CONSTRUCTION APPROVAL YES NO SEPTIC SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION APPROVAL YES NO OTHER YES NO ANY VARIANCE NEEDED YES NO FINAL BOARD OF HEALTH APPROVAL: DATE: BY: SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION IS THE INSTALLER LICENSED? YES NO TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: C=NEWREPAIR NEW CONSTRUCTION: CERTIFIED PLOT PLAN REVIEW YES NO CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL YES NO (FROM FORM U) ISSUANCE OF DWC PERMIT YDS/ NO DWC PERMIT PAID? YES NO DWC PERMIT NO. INSTALLER: BEGIN INSPECTION NO: EXCAVATION INSPECTION: NEEDED: PASSED L12Z2 7 BY CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: NEEDED: AS BUILT PLAN SATISFACTORY: YES: APPROVAL TO BACKFILL: DATE: Cf? h 7 BY FINAL GRADING APPROVAL: DATE ' S l/z_BY FINAL CONSTRUCTION APPROVAL: DATE: /4�"(:By i Claim # 1948859 RECEIVED Advantage Claim Services Adjuster Assigned: G Guare to 522 Chickering Road #B APR 28 2014 North Andover, MA 01845 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER HEALTH DEPARTMENT Form of Notice of Casualty Loss to Building Under Mass. Gen. Laws, Ch. 139, Sec. 3B To: Building Commissioner or Board of Health a/ Inspector of Buildings Board of Selectmen Town Hall Town Hall North Andover, MA 01845 ' North Andover, MA Re: Insured: James Hajjar Property address: 510 Rea St. North Andover, MA 01845 Policy #• 1948859 Loss of: 2014/04/18 File or Claim No. AD 9967 Claim has been made involving loss, damage or destruction of the above captioned property, which may either exceed $1,000.00 or cause Mass._Gen._Laws,_Chapter_143, Section 6 to be applicable. If any notice under Mass_Gen_Laws,_Ch _139_Sec._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. G Guarente Title: Adjuster On this date, I caused copies of this notice to be sent to the persons named at the addresses indicated above by first class mail. 04-23-14 19nature And date / / �.�v-v- NOR9-. own of yover 0 No. m i s . dover, Mass., 19 9� 0 _'9 -COCH CME WICK OqA E D (� BOARD OF HEALTH PERMIT T D Food/Kitchen Septic System 07/ BUILDING INSPECTOR THIS CERTIFIES THAT.....................................�. .l. c�. .r.. >...................Gaa-.-S-70070 ............ oundation .42AM has permission to erect..................../................... buildings on ............�� �. ............R ............5 ...... ough i to be occupied as S M. c 1 A Chimney ............................................................ .. .......................... ........ ................................................... provided that the person accepting this permit shall in every respect conform to the rms of the application on file in Final this office, and to the provisions of the Codes and By-Laws relating to the Inspection, Alteration and Construction of Buildings in the Town of North Andover. PLUMB G INSPECTO� VIOLATION of the Zoning or Building Regulations Voids this Permit. (2pox o S-//g/7- > Final PERMIT EXPIRES IN 6 MONTH ELECTRIC IN PE UNLESS CONSTRUCTION 0N ..................... .......... ... .................................................... Service LDING INSPECTOR ' Final Occupancy Permit Required to Occupy Building GAS INSPECTOR Display in a Conspicuous Place on the Premises — Do Not Remove Rough Final No Lathing or Dry Wall To Be Done FIRE DEPARTMENT Until Inspected and Approved by the Building Inspector. Burner Street No. Smoke Det. r MIF PHILIP TSAI wcn�e,os eouNOARr �P■cr.rtN+ UAVJw., LOT ^ LOT (, LOT B • LOT D i r N. T.F.R. Exrs r,N rouNDA IrT� 3n I Ods' @F REA STREET PLAN rtes. r0R RICHARD R(4M40. M NORTH ANDOVER, MA.-By MERRIMAC MVICERrNo sTRWCCs, DATED to/2e/94 S TR UC T URE LOCA T101V PLAN i FE HTORr20NTF fMf sf TBA PRIMARY RESTRUCTURE OFOW V OW ORMS To ' -- -- OCAL APPLICABLE ZOPONO BY—LAWS IN EFFECT WkCN CONSTRUCTED, (NIS CfRrIFjCATION DOES NOT CONSIDER ANY OTHER RESTRICYIONS SUCH AS COv£NANTS, WETLANDS, rASEMCNTS', CLIENT: ORDERS OF CONDITIONS, ETC,) THIS DRAWING SHALL Nor or USED By THE CLIENT FOR ANY i THIS CrPrll7CATI0N IS MADE AND LIMITED PURPOSE OTHER THAN rHAr OUTLINED ABOVE, EXCEPT WITH THE TO THE ABOVE CLIENT. wRITrrN PCRmissloN or COUNTY LAND sURv£YS INC. COUNTY LAND SURVEYS INC. TAXES NO 4,rsPONp9jLITy FOR THE UNAUTHORIZED USE OF THIS DRAWING OR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINCO HEREON, ED WN ►SASNO"Or ON N A T FLOODYHAZARD ZONE AS SHOWN OH FEMA LOCATION: N09 r H VCR / ,1_ FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP. COMMON/TY NO.:Z5d a f!1 r'' DAT£: SCALE: i �O DATE: 7 - 7- d1 TOME: (lF IPPLI B[E) S CvOtTNTY LAND SURVEYS, INC'. 0 { Pro/i�rraMT LwAffW)wv'Il F*mtSL•P 0.Ba•so 7561 Oumft.MA O1A41-00-mm"m �Q1 t i � .. ,Aj I Qw 14E'i LA N iQ `o�► �-- : LOT c .I tea. ..r. A-r ,► ' LOT a 1*�' 1�►• 'TOW-14 0F P"JRTH ANDOVER/ ` B'D OF ti Al 4 9 1997 L �ISL I 'e2%U6--rL-vr.& LaCA-Tp �--4 PLAO Lo r ce a lFA 4-f Me ear i T I - ®' r . v ♦ y p PLAN [?A-TPC7 _ EXIS �� �f i "tC f Wit ' 32 . 5- . t LINDA not N -b UILvI E5 UHHA Y o pGi oem Q A a G " W 111.5 Eg-r"k iov lepriefig n 11.2110 icAlLjow, �`Ilo 1 I l 5 ' 1? zW Z.2, 9 op LacA Lw 7 " It 133' y' u v v r 1 Imo, r ' • Oil N 47 Z,�I 1j I �j ti�Q1 � z 1 BeX z � I SEPTLI a TA WL, A FDT,(, 32.5 �o Ler6 /4q,09 7�iF,� _ loo PLANQS 6U LT OF SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL SYSTEM LOCATED IN AS PREPARED FOR DATE: AUC.Zq �q TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER/ SCALE: I' 40 BOARD OF HEALTH bl"r (O�kA g.i) A 141998 I I MERRIMACK ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS • LAND SURVEYORS • PLANNERS 66 PARK STREET 0 ANDOVER. MASSACHUSETTS 01610 or TEL (617) 475-3553. 3ri-5721 Town of North AndoverNORTH OFFICE OF ►- Oy 4. e o ,e,�O COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICES p 30 School Street North Andover,Massachusetts 01845 WILLIAM J. SCOTT 9SSACMUS�� Director May 19, 1997 Mr. Bill Dufresne Merrimack Engineering 66 Park Street Andover, MA 01810 Re: Lot C Rea Street Dear Bill: This is to inform you that the proposed plans for the site referenced above have been approved. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the office. Sincerely, Sandra Starr, R.S. Health Administrator SS/cjp cc: Gina Armano CONSERVATION 688-9530 HEALTH 689-9540 PLANNING 688-9535 Form No.4 Town of North Andover, Massachusetts BOARD OF HEALTH January 15 19 98 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE This is to certify that the Individual Soil Absorption Sewage Disposal System constructed (X) or repaired ( ) by Dave Maynard is INSTALLER at Lot 3B Rea Street (510) SITE LOCATION has been installed in accordance with Board of Health Regulations as described in the Design Approval Site System Permit No. 897 " dated May 1'1^ 1997 The issuance of this certificate shall not be construed as a guarantee that the system will function satisfactorily. BOARD OF HEALTH N/F PHILIP TSAI TOlVVN OF NORTH A"UOVEV BOARD OF;-A'FA'R 4 JUL . .7 1997 gnANOS IOUNO rr - p"099.PLAN AL 25' 610U �+`� M�>ti4uY,W.OWy�S , LOT C �} .J- LOT a �-•-- � LOT D s T.F. L.=X85.4 J r fxrSbN�'• 1 ] .e' 4S.s' REA S TREE T PLAN REF, POR Rpe.HARO ROMANO. IN NORM ANDOVER, MA..Br MERRIMAC EN41PIffRIM, SCRNCU, DATED 10/te/go STRUCTURE LOCA TION PLAN I CERTIFY THAT THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE SHOWN CONFORMS TO _ THE HORIZONTAL SETBACK REOUIREM£NTS OF THE LOCAL I -- -- APPLICABLE ZONING 8Y–LAWS IN EFFECT WHEN CONSTRUCTED, (THIS CERTIFICATION DOES NOT CONSIDER ANY OTHER a R£5TR1CtION5 SUCH AS COVENANT$, WETLANDS, CASEMCNT5, CLIENT: ORDERS OF CONDITIONS, ETC,) THIS DRAWING SHALL NOT B£ USED BY THE CLIENT FOR ANY A T141S CERTIFICATION IS LEAVE AND LIMITED PURPOSE OTHER THAN THAT OUTLINED ABOVE, EXCEPT WITH YHE TO THE ABOVE CLIENT. WRITTEN PERMISSION OF COUNTY LAND SURVEYS INc, ! COUNTY LAND SURVEYS INC. TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE VNAUTHOR'ZE0 USE OF TNIS DRAWING OR ANY INFORgATION COHNINCO HEREON, BASED ON SCALED DATA ONLY THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE SHOWN IS NOT LOCATED IN A FLOOD HAZARD TONE AS SHOWN ON FEMA LOCATION: /v//pIf H hA.1jrPOVE R ' 41-4FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP. COMMUNITY NO.:G. 5d of� ADO p�G OArC. SCALE: � i.= go � DATE: zoNE; — 7— 9 7 (IF ,PPL, BLE) z COUNTY LAND SURVEYS, INC'. a ProlertranAl L W SWR„ 0*'1I PkWnt A•P 0.a&so 7561 : Town of North Andover, Massachusetts Form No.2 f MORTp BOARD OF HEALTH 30 1921 Oat �ae a,�0 3: as OL F w • �i � DESIGN APPROVAL FOR Ar HUSt� SOIL ABSORPTION SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM • Applicant A",A,- t� Test No. Site Location L Reference Plans and Specs— • ENGINEER DESIGN DATE Permission is granted for an individual soil absorption sewage disposal system to be installed in accordance with regulations of Board of Health. CHAIRMAN,BOARD OF HEALTH Fee (�� Site System Permit No. O UIL01 ES y UHHAf-Y _o �Q-T-� '�' �Lcx�a�► a A a a ,1 1. � 1 U L2 ix t On% 17 .1 a / ., 1• � 133' Z� 7 • ' u u k �• ` �' I X31 i i � I I i PDX �E��n .a• „i..._, �Iav ..,:�. �� yu . >i�.i!e 1 SEPTIC _ TA WL ,iK� i p^ ANJ �� � I• DTA. 32.g, Q e 177r,� _ 00 �� �i �_ • � 150.00' I TOWN OF NORTH '� V R/ BOARD OF HE 'JAN 1 51998 BUILT. PLAN +: OF BSURFACE DPO ISSAL LOCATED IN �����:.i� Do PAREDF+Yw=.w�� ' �(2 j IAL UI L.LA6E VEy, :ATE: L Uf,. SCALE: I '' 4o Ij MERRIMACK ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. j' PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS • LAND SURVEYORS • PLANNERS 66 PARK STREET • ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS 01!110 a TEL 1617) 473,-3555, 373-5721 Town of North Andoverf AORT" , OFFICE OF 3�0.'"" ' 6 -0 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICES 146 Main Street North Andover, Massachusetts 01845 i,''�.,,,; •• �5 WILLIAM J.SCOTT 9SSACMUSE� Director February 7, 1997 Merrimack Engineering 66 Park Street Andover, MA 01810 Re: Lot C Rea Street Dear Bill: This is to inform you that the proposed plans for the site referenced above have been disapproved for the following reasons: 1. Peres not located on site plan. (33 10 CMR 15.220(4)(I)) Are they in system? Were other deeps & peres done on this lot? Where: (N.A. 6.02j) Impossible to calculate size of system without peres in system. 2. Additional deep hole recommended at rear of system due to extreme length. (3 10 CMR 15.102(2)) 3. D-box shown not large enough to handle seven lines. 4. Profile not to scale. (N.A. 6.02(b)(2) & 6.02r) 5. Wetlands disclaimer missing. (N.A. 6.02) What is impact of Rivers Bill? 6. Please show stepped trenches on section with existing grades. N.B. - Rivers bill may impact site. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the Board of Health Office at the number below. Sincerely, Sandra Starr, R.S., Health Administrator SS/cjp cc: Gina Armano Bill Scott, Director, P&CD File BOARD OF APPEALS 688-9541 BL DING 688-9545 CONSERVATION 688-9530 HEALTH 688-9540 PLANNING 688-9535 M l APPLICATION FOR DISPOSAL WORKS CONSTRUCTION PERMIT DATE: o ZIZZIc- CURRENT INSTALLER'S LICENSE#� LOCATION: C �4 LICENSED INSTALLER: f SIGNATURE: TELEPHONE5k/?G� CHECK ONE: REPAIR: NEW CONSTRUCTION: YD`S IF NEW CONSTRUCTION, PLEASE ATTACH FOUNDATION AS-BUILT. Admin'strative Use Only $75.00 Fee Attached? Yes No Foundation As-built? Yes No /g Floor plans on file? Yes f` r Noci Approval Date: J Ip it •.' • `-'s•zta+?*+r+;*c.d...... - ._..,.iv... ..r.. +�•+_ i •. ..... .^<i 4 Form No.3 y; Town of North Andover, Massachusetts BOARD OF HEALTH ii G /J f .... . .f 1 O 19— O A F DISPOSAL WORKS CONSTRUCTION PERMIT 7SSACHUS�t ApplicantTELEPHONE NAME E U ADDRESS Site. Location LA--YV Permission is hereby granted to Construct (Repair ( ) an Individual Soil Absorption Sewage Disposal System as shown on the Design Approval S.S. No. CHAIR AN, BOARD OF HEALTH Fee D.W.C. No. � : .. NORTH ANDOVER BOARD OF HEALTH DESIGN REVIEW REPORT FEE: 6.06 PERMIT ## DATE RECEIVED 1! ,36/ ?7 APPLICANT Qty/q Ae/1419Ajo MAP '3�J PARCEL (Ir ADDRESS TYLjMj? /�•/� LOT # C STREET # ENG. 1�� ,�t'l�tAG� ��U«G-'ANG STREET l cam.J- ENG. ADDRESS 144i)J> PLAN DATE //�/g�9� REV. DATE CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL APPROVED DISAPPROVED X REASONS FOR DISAPPROVAL: 19/,C THe--,y /.00 6 Y 5 7e-W W&-I?C p 7ivC2 D C��°5 ov�- 5 'D6 ev� 72Ecor�J��G.vd�.b YS TE"� I�uG TD EXr,2G-/'�E LC/U�7-7 (9/0 cue M-- /6-" 6A � -80,< oHowA> NOT its f AlA)QL,4 TMJ �5e-1946- --��El�� 5h1C�.v 5 TE/�/aEv T2�/t✓G/��a 5 D,� QCT/O itJ u����'rs 7/•U 6 G'�/�ES. -7—=v/-111 Tat U I'- X1155 N, ' �iv�•P5 '�r�� � y /1Ll1019c7- 5/rC-- Town of North Andover Ot NORTIy , OMC]i OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICES p 146 Main Street 1, North Andover, Massachusetts 01845 WILLIAM J.SCOTT 9SSACHUs Director February 14, 1997 Mr. Les Godin Merrimack Engineering, Inc. 66 Park Street Andover, MA 01810 RE: NOTICE OF INTENT APPLICATION(S)- Lot A&Lot C Rea Street Dear Les: I am in receipt of the above referenced permit applications and I offer the following comments: 1. A Positive Determination was issued by the North Andover Conservation Commission (NACC) on October 3, 1996 approving the limit of a Bordering Vegetated Wetland (wetland flags#101 to#114 only). During the public hearing it was noted by this Department that Mosquito Brook and an associated flood plain traverse the parcel. 2. Enclosed please find Panel 6c of the FEMA FIRM maps which depicts a Zone A parallel to Mosquito Brook. As you are aware,this is a jurisdictional resource area under the Act and referred to as Bordering Land Subject to Flooding (BLSF). Please revise the submitted plans and depict the appropriate BLSF elevation throughout the property(Section V(c)(7) of the North Andover Wetland Regulations). The burden of proof is on the applicant to justify that all work is outside the limits of this resource area. 3. The Rivers Protection Act was signed into law on August 7, 1996 and effective immediately, adds a new resource area with performance standards under the Wetlands Protection Act The resource area is called the"Riverfront Area"and extends 200'on each side of perennial rivers and streams throughout Massachusetts. Applicants must meet two performance standards in the statute: that there are no practicable and substantially equivalent economic alternatives and no significant impacts on the Riverfront Area to protect the interests of the Act. Notices of Intent should be submitted with the"Notice of Intent Supplemental Form for Riverfront Area"to describe the proposed activity, alternatives, any impacts, and any mitigation„ measures. Your Notice of Intent does not include this form nor is there any supporting documentation verifying that Mosquito Brook is intermittent and therefore not subject to Jurisdiction under the Rivers Protection Act Enclosed please find a"Riverfront Area Guideline" prepared by this Department and a"Supplemental Form"to assist you in evaluating the stream in question. Please submit the required data prior the 2119197 public hearing. BOARD OF APPEALS 688-9541 BUILDING 688-9545 CONSERVATION 688-9530 HEALTH 688-9540 PLANNING 688-9535 4. Please revise the plan submitted for Lot C and depict Mosquito Brook as required under Section V(c)(6)of the North Andover Wetland Regulations. 5. Should the River Protection Act apply,the NACC will likely mandate that a 100' zone of no disturbance exist within the Inner Riparian Zone of Mosquito Brook. In addition, alteration within the Outer Riparian Zone will be limited to 5,000 square feet or 20% (whichever is larger). The Riverfront Area may encompass Lots 3A, 36, 3C and/or 3A as depicted on the RDA plan entitled°Wetland Location Plan of Land"dated 9/5/96 prepared by Merrimack Engineering Services, Inc and not simply the two(2) lots currently before the NACC. These adjacent lots may play a role in a future alternative analysis as they are currently(or previously) held by common ownership. 6. Subsurface sewage disposal systems for which an application for a disposal system construction permit or a certificate under 310 CMR 15.018 by a soil evaluator was filed with the Board of Health on or before August 7, 1996 are grandfathered under the River Protection Act, provided that either results in the issuance by the Board of Health a disposal system construction permit This information may be relevant should the Riverfront Area apply and I would advise you to revise your Notice of Intent application accordingly. The NACC must hold a public hearing within 21 days of receiving a Notice of Intent which meets the minimum submittal requirements;your application does not satisfy these basic requirements. Future applications submitted in this condition will be deemed unsatisfactory and I will recommend to the NACC that they open the public hearing, close the public hearing and issue a decision within 21 days denying the request If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Michael D. Howard Conservation Administrator encl. CC: NACC DEP-NERD William Scott,Director CUS Sandra Starr,BOH Agent Richard Romano Town of North Andover NORTN 0 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICES 146 Main Street WII.,LIAM J. SCOTT North Andover,Massachusetts 01845 ,SS�cHuS�t Director RIVERFRONTAREA GUIDELINES The following sources of data should be analyzed by an applicant as a means of effectively characterizing on-site streams: 1. USGS Topographic Map (Lawrence Quadrangle); 2. U.S. Geological Survey Data: "Current Water Resources Conditions in Central N.E.°& "Summary of Ground-Water Levels; 3. Soil Conservation Service Maps; 4. Town of North Andover Wetland Maps; f-5: F&WVNational Wetiand Indicator Maps; 6. FEMA FIRM Maps; 7. Aerial Photographs; 8. Historical Site Photographs; 9. Fisheries potential; , 10. Affidavits. K Factors to be considered: 1. Was the stream depicted on the above referenced sources and, if so,was it characterized as intermittent or perennial? Do the contours indicate a flow potential?Was a Base Flood Elevation associated with the stream? 2. What is the relative size of the watershed contributing to this stream? 3. What is the primary source of hydrology"driving'this stream?Small culvert(s) and/or groundwater seeps?Inputs versus outputs; 4. Were dated photographs and/or affidavits submitted by the applicant justifying intermittent flows? 5. What is the potential for a warm water fishery?Coldwater fishery? Entomological evidence? 6. Nature of upstream, downstream and bordering wetland resource areas? BOARD OF APPEALS 688-9541 BUILDING 688-9545 CONSERVATION 688-9530 HEALTH 688-9540 PLANNING 688-9535 1 Ji Instructions: Notice of Intent Supplemental Form for Riverfront Area The Notice of Intent Supplemental Form for Riverfront Area is recommended for use with the Notice of Intent(Form 3) in the wetland regulations(310 CMR 10.99). The form should be used for activities that are located in the Riverfront Area. The following is a brief explanation of the information requested on the form. Additional information is available in the "Guidance for Implementation of the Rivers Protection Act Amendments to the Wetlands Protection Act" (Rivers Guid- ance) issued by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in November 1996 Applicants also may refer to DEP's "Checklist for Review of Activities in the Riverfront Area" issued in November 1996. The checklist should not be submitted with the form; it is included to indicate how a conservation commission may evaluate application information. 1. Mean annual high-water line Identify how the mean annual high-water line of the river or stream has been determined.This line may be identified by changes in soil characteristics and vegetation, water marks, or scouring. Otherwise, the following can be used: the top of the riverbank in inland areas (the first observable break in slope or the mean annual flood level); or the mean high-water line (for coastal rivers only). Check the appropriate box on the form and identify the mean annual high-water line for the river or stream on the Notice of Intent plans. 2. Width of Riverfront Area The Riverfront Area is measured horizontally from and parallel to the river's mean annual high-water line. The Riverfront Area is 200 feet in all communities except Boston,Brockton, Cambridge,Chelsea,Everett,Fall River,Lawrence,Lowell, Malden, New Bedford, Somerville, Springfield,Winthrop, and Worcester; in these communities, the width is 25 feet.In addition,the Riverfront Area is 25 feet in areas specifically designated as being"densely developed"by the Secretary of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs. Within the Riverfront Area, there are two zones: the Inner and Outer Riparian Zones. For Riverfront Areas that are 200 feet wide, the Inner Riparian Zone is measured 100 feet from the mean annual high-water line and the Outer Riparian Zone is measured 100 feet from the edge of the Inner Riparian Zone.For Riverfront Areas that are 25 feet wide, the Inner Riparian Zone is measured 15 feet from the mean annual high-water line and the Outer Riparian Zone is measured 10 feet from the edge of the Outer Riparian Zone.Identify the Inner and Outer Riparian Zones on the Notice of Intent plans. 3. Activity jurisdiction If the Rivers Protection Act does not apply to the proposed activity*,indicate why by checking the appropriate box and provide supporting documentation (e.g., copy of building permit or subdivision approval). Some activities are grandfathered or exempt from the Rivers Protection Act, including: * Work that has begun on or before November 1, 1996 for the expansion of any structures, airports, and marine cargo terminals owned by a political subdivision; * Projects that have prepared and submitted on or before November 1, 19%a draft environmental impact report pursuant to MEPA, MGL Chapter 30, Section 62B**; * Projects for which a building permit has been filed on or before October 1, 1996 and the permit has been granted on or before April 1, 1997***; * Work associated with roads, utilities, and drainage structures for which a definitive plan has been approved or endorsed on or before August 1,19%pursuant to the subdivision control law, MGL Chapter 41, Section 81U; * Projects that are subject to a Chapter 91 Waterways license or permit(e.g., dock or pier), or authorized under Chapter 91 by a special act prior to 1973. Only those parts of the project subject to Chapter 91 are exempt. * This question assumes that the project is subject to the Wetlands Protection Act for other wetland resource areas.To determine if a project is subject to the Rivers Protection Act only,an applicant may file a Request for Determination of Applicability. ** DEP may grant an extension for just cause upon an applicant's request. ***The conservation commission may grant an extension for just cause upon an applicant's request. 11196 .•- �ti`4 .(Oyer) 1 3. Activity jurisdiction(continued) Examples of other activities that are exempt include: activities associated with wastewater treatment plants and related structures, conveyance systems, and facilities, including utility lines; and activities on land associated with historic mill complexes. (Consult Rivers Guidance for the complete list of exempt or grandfathered activities.) 4. Project type Select or describe the general category that best identifies the type of project that is proposed. Some examples of projects include single family home, residential subdivision, commercial development, industrial development, or transportation (e.g., public roadway widening, new railroad line). 5. Amount of alteration in Riverfront Area Identify the amount of Riverfront Area, in square feet,that will be altered by the proposed activity, including any temporary or permanent alteration resulting from site preparation, clearing, or construction. This information should be provided for both the Inner and Outer Riparian Zones. ---------------------------------- According to the Rivers Protection Act, a project can be located in the Riverfront Area only if there are no practicable and substantially equivalent economic alternatives and if there will be no significant adverse impacts to the Riverfront Area. Questions 6 and 7 on the supplemental form are designed so an applicant can explain how his or her project meets these statutory requirements. 6. Describe why the proposed project needs to be located in the Riverfront Area. The goal of evaluating project alternatives is to identify any options for locating a project so it has the least impact on the Riverfront Area. In planning a project, the applicant must consider different options that would meet this goal. Alternatives that would result in greater or equal adverse impacts should not be evaluated.DEP has determined that the scope of alternatives considered should reflect the size and type of project,and has established guidelines which spell out the required range of alternatives based on project type. (See the guidelines attached to the checklist.)For example, for a single family home on a lot that existed on August 1, 1996,the alternatives are limited to the options available on the lot. To assist in the alternatives analysis, several questions are noted on the form.Please address these questions in your answer. Note: In assessing costs, the analysis should not involve an evaluation of the owner's personal financial situation and no such information should be submitted Instead, the evaluation of costs should focus on the financial capability reasonably expected from the type of owner(e.g., individual homeowner, small business owner, large developer)and not the personal or corporate financial status of the particular owner. 7. Does the proposed project meet the criteria for no significant adverse impacts? a. Although the Rivers Protection Act does not define this performance standard,DEP has identified several criteria which taken together should protect the Riverfront Area from significant adverse impacts.These criteria are described in the Rivers Guidance. For more information about meeting performance standards for all other wetland resource areas,consult the wetland regulations at 310 Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) 10.00. Stormwater must be managed according to performance standards established in DEP's Stormwater Management Policy. Stormwater management is not required for single family houses and small subdivision projects. On the form,check all the criteria that the project meets. If any of the criteria are not met,describe why the project will have no significant adverse impacts on the Riverfront Area. For example, describe measures, including precautions,design considerations, and construction techniques, that will be used to avoid and minimize significant adverse impacts to the Riverfront Area. (Note: for single family house projects on lots recorded as of August 1, 1996 which cannot meet the performance standards,describe how the project minimizes all impacts.) b.To determine if the project site is located in estimated rare species habitat or in a certified vernal pool, consult the current Massachusetts Natural Heritage Atlas. Atlas maps for the community should be available in the conservation commission office. If the project site is within an estimated habitat area on the map, follow the Notice of Intent instructions and procedures. Copies of the Notice of Intent and the supplemental form must be sent to the Massachusetts Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program for review. ,ti,t DEP Guidelines: Scope of Alternatives to be Considered Based on Project Type* The purpose of evaluating project alternatives is to locate activities so that impacts to the Riverfront Area are avoided to the extent practicable.The Rivers Protection Act explicitly limits the evaluation of alternatives to the area within the lot only for single family house projects on lots recorded before August 1, 1996.Alternatives for other activities must extend beyond the lot to adjacent lots, subdivided lots, and any other parcels of land which reasonably can be obtained. To implement the Act prior to the promulgation of regulations, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has determined that the scope of alternatives under consideration should reflect the type and size of the project. For all activities except the single family house on a lot recorded before August 1, 1996, the issuing authority should presume that alternatives beyond the scope described below are not practicable and therefore need not be considered.The issuing authority or another party may overcome the presumption by demonstrating the practicability of a wider range of alternatives, based on cost,and whether the cost is reasonable or prohibitive to the owner;existing technology; proposed use; and logistics in light of the overall project purpose. In evaluating alternatives, the issuing authority should use these guidelines, which identify the type and size of the project and the scope of alternatives to be considered: Alternatives limited to the lot: • Single family house on a lot recorded before August 1, 1996 Alternatives limited to the lot and currently or formerly owned adjacent lots: • Single family house on a lot recorded after August 1, 1996 • Single structure apartments or condominiums • Small commercial or industrial development(independently owned and operated) • Expansion of existing single family houses (including associated structures such as tennis courts) or small commercial developments Alternatives extend to adjacent lots currently or formerly owned and to any other adjacent parcels which could reasonably be obtained,as documented by offers(and any responses)to purchase at market prices if otherwise practicable: • Expansion of existing medium or large-scale commercial or industrial development Alternatives extend to the original parcel and the subdivided parcels,any adjacent parcels and any other land which reasonably can be obtained; generally,parcels of land adequate in size to accommodate the project purpose and listed for sale within appropriately zoned areas within the town at the time of application: • Residential subdivisions • Apartment or condominium complexes • Medium-sized commercial or industrial projects Alternatives extend to any sites which can reasonably be obtained within the market area of the state that were available at the time of market entry,as described in an Environmental Impact Report: • Large commercial or industrial projects Alternatives for public projects,including transportation: • Alternatives limited to municipal or state owned property, unless other alternatives are described in an Environmental Impact Report, for municipal or state projects, excluding transportation projects • Alternatives limited to the right-of-way and adjacent areas for widening the right-of-way for improvements to existing transportation facilities • Alternatives extend to other alignments or other modes of transportation to achieve the project purpose,as described in an Environmental Impact Report, for new transportation projects * Excerpted from the"Guidance for Implementation of the Rivers Protection Act Amendments to the Wetlands Protection Act" issued by the Department of Environmental ProtrcAN&'•in November 1996. Notice of Intent Supplemental Form for Riverfront Area The Notice of Intent Supplemental Form for Riverfront Area is recommended for use with the Notice of Intern (Form 3) in the wetland regulations (310 CMR 10.99). This foram should be used for activities that are located in the Riverfront Area. See instructions for information about completing this form. Applicants also may refer to the "Checklist for Review of Activities in the Riverfront Area"issued by the Department of Environmental Protection in November 1996. The checklist should not be submitted with the form;it is included to indicate how a conservation commission may evaluate application information. Attach the completed supplemental form to the Notice of intent, including any appropriate documentation as needed. Use additional pages if necessary. 1. Mean annual high-water line determined by: ❑ Changes in soil, vegetation; water marks; scouring ❑ Top of bank(inland rivers) ❑ First observable break in slope ❑ Mean annual flood level ❑ Mean high water(for coastal rivers only) (Identify the mean annual high-water line on the Notice of Intent plans.) 2. Width of Riverfront Area: ❑ 200 feet ❑ 25 feet (Identify the Inner and Outer Riparian Zones on the Notice of Intent plans.) 3. Activity is not subject to Rivers Protection Act because: ❑ Expansion of publicly owned structures, airports, marine cargo terminals begun before November 1, 1996 ❑ Draft EIR filed on project before November 1, 1996 ❑ Building permit filed before October 1, 1996 and granted before April 1, 1997 ❑ Roads, utilities, drainage structures under a definitive plan approved or endorsed on or before August 1. 1996 pursuant to the subdivision control law(MGL c.41 §81L>) ❑ Subject to Chapter 91 waterways license or permit ❑ Other - describe: 4. Project type: ❑ Single family home ❑ Residential subdivision ❑ Commercial development ❑ Industrial development ❑ Transportation ❑ Other - describe: 5. Amount of alteration in Riverfront Area: a. If Riverfront Area is 200 feet wide, identify amount of alteration: square feet of Inner Riparian Zone (0-100 feet from river) square feet of Outer Riparian Zone (100-200 feet from river) b. If Riverfront Area is 25 feet wide, identify amount of alteration: square feet of Inner Riparian Zone (0-15 feet from river) 11/96 - ;._ At {aver) 6. Describe why the proposed project needs to be located in the Riverfront Area. Address the following.questions in your answer: • Can the project be moved out'of the Riverfront Area? Can the project be located further away from the river or stream?If not,why? • How do costs and logistical constraints (e.g.,physical site conditions,local zoning requirements) limit the alternatives? • What alternatives were considered? (Use additional pages if necessary.) 7. Does the proposed project meet the criteria for no significant adverse impacts? a.Check criteria that apply: ❑ meets performance standards for all other wetland resource areas ❑ undisturbed vegetation in the 100-foot Inner Riparian Zone (15 feet in 25-foot Riverfront Area) ❑ alteration in the 100-foot Outer Riparian Zone limited to 5,000 square feet or 20%of zone, whichever is greater* ❑ meets performance standards for stormwater management** * This performance standard is waived for the 10-foot Outer Riparian Zone when the Riverfront Area is 25 feet. ** Stormwater management is not required for single family houses and small subdivision projects as described in the Department's Stormwater Management Policy. b. Is the project site located in estimated rare species habitat or in a certified vernal pool as noted on the Massachusetts Natural Heritage Atlas? _yes _no If yes, has a copy of the Notice of Intent and this form been sent to the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program according to Notice instructions? _yes _no If any of the criteria listed in (a.) above are not met, describe why the project will have no significant adverse impacts on the Riverfront Area. (Note:for single family house projects on lots recorded as of August 1, 1996 which cannot meet the performance standards, describe how the project minimizes all impacts.) (Use additional pages if necessary.) STRF Abandoned Dain K� R a Fq ZONE X ZONE X ZONE X p� ZONE AE S� ZONE XZONE V X S rn O CQ 01 W Q. � O ZONE X �2F ' 90 Harold Parker State Forest 310 CMR 10 .99 DEP File No. (To be provided by DEP) Form 2 City/Town North Andover Appticant Richard Romano Coa=omweal th of Massachusetts Date Request filed 09-06-96 Rea Street, Map 38, Lot 62 POSITIVE Determination of Applicability Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act, G.L. c. 131, 540 North Andover Conservation Commission (NACC) From Issuing Authority To- Richard Romano Richard Romano (Name of Person making request) (Name of property owner) Address 24 Tyler Road Address 24 Tyler Road No. Andover, MA U164 No. Andover, MA 01845 This determination is issued and delivered as follows: ❑ by hand delivery to person making request on (date) XXIZX by certified mail, return receipt requested on 10/3/96 (date) Pursuant to the authority of G.L. c.131, 540., the NACC has considered your request for a Determination of Applicability and its sup- porting documentation, and has made the following determination (check whicever is applicable) : Location: Street Address Rea Street Lot Number: Map 38, Lot 62 This Determination is positive. 1. The area described below, which includes all/part of the area described in your request, is an Area Subject to Protection Under the Act. Therefore, any removing, filing, dredging or altering of that area requires the filing of a Notice of Intent. Flag#s 101 to -114 only - Plan entitled Wetland Location Plan of Land dated 9/5/96. 2. ❑ The work described below, which includes all/part. of- the work described in your request, is within an Area Subject to Protection Under the Act and will remove, fill, dredge or alter that area. Therefore, said work requires the filing of a Notice of Intent. Effective 11/10/89 PLAN REVIEW CHECKLIST ADDRESS 7 G� �.E/-} QST ENGINEER GENERAL / 3 COPIES STAMPL� LOCUS41- NORTH ARROW SCALE � T5• CONTOURSPROFILE L,-' SECTION ti BENCHMARK SOIL & PERCS ELEVATIONS WETS. DISCLAIMER WELLS & WETS WATERSHED? DRIVEWAY (Elev) WATER LINE &---- FDN DRAIN �/� SCH40 TESTS CURRENT? SOIL EVAL_ DvFi�.civc SEPTIC TANK / MIN 150OG &,-' . 17 INVERT DROPy GARB. GRINDERt)6 (2 comps +200) 10 ' TO FDN `y MANHOLE 1-f- ELEV GW ## COMPS. GB L� D-BOX SIZE ## LINES FIRST 2 ' LEVEL STATEMENT INLET ,7 - OUTLET /7 _ . /7 (2" OR .17 FT) TEE REQ'D? LEACHING MIN 440 GPD? RESERVE AREA-""� 4 ' FROM PRIMARY? e' 20 SLOPE`` 100 ' TO WETLANDS 100 ' TO WELLS 4 ' TO S.H.GW (5 ' >2M/IN) 20 ' TO FND & INTRCPTR DRAINS �� 400 ' TO SURFACE H2O SUPP �- 4 ' PERM. SOIL BELOW FACILITY MIN 12" COVER C----- FILL? 6---(151 ) BREAKOUT MET? TRENCHES MIN 440 gpd SLOPE (min . 005 or 611/1001 ) SID EWALL DIST. 3X EFF. W OR D (MIN 6 ' ) ✓ RESERVE BETWEEN TRENCHES? -----'IN FILL? 4---- MUST BE 10 ' MIN. 4" PEA STONE?� VENT? (>3 ' COVER; LINES >50 ' BOT + SIDE X LDNG = TOT (L x W x #) (DxLx2x#) (G/ft2) Copyright 0 1996 by S.L. Starr 1 M PA -75 n,69 7 a` _�-�� . ;} «. 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Distances from: .... .�( feet Open Water Body"7kXP( feet Drainage way;..l.Cc' Possible Wet Area >tevi feet Property Line feet Drinking Water Well>CCLY feet Other DEEP OBSERVATION HOLE LOG Depth from Surface Soil Horizon Soil Texture Soil Color Soil Mottling Other (inches) (USDA) (Munsell) (Structure,Stones, Boulders, Consistency, % Gravel) .6 --0 &1L Jo yff, wk- KIP /0 Yk-5/(-- — log F5, 5Y Parent Material (geologic) ........ ...... A'(' _......... ................... ... Depth to Bedrock: Death to Groundwater- Standing Waze. in the Hole: Weeping from Pit Face: Estimated Seasonal High Ground Water: 4. FOR'1I 12 - PERCOLATION TEST COMMONWEALTH OF `MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts a Percolation: Test a Date: Time: : 1 Observation Mole # b Depth of Perc � Start Pre-soak i End Pre-soak Z" 4k* teffo Time at 12" ' Time at 9" Time at ;6" i Time (9"-6") Rate Min./Inch ` Site Passed D Site Failed ❑ .................................................................................................................................... ..........:...... Performed By: Witnessed By: Comments: .:. FORA 11 - SOIL EVALUATOR FOR11 Page 1 No. Date. ...:' Commonwealths of Massachusetts Massachusetts : Soil Suitability Assessment for 0 site Sewage Disposal Performed By: ..... :...�v ,. , Witnessed By: e,; 5������ _... .. a ..... ........................................................................... a L=iw Address or' LAI Leet/ 1� OwnAddras s Name. : Telepha.and TdepAos New Construction T,-' Repair ri ' Office Reviw Published Soil Survey Available: No ❑ Ye • h .Year Published _.1.�1�/ Publication Scale l�.�.��� .'rc4 . : Soil Map Unit .................. l Drainage Class Soil Limitations ..................... ...j; Surficial Geologic Report Available: No � Yes ❑I Year Published Publication Scale ................ Geologic Material (Ma Unit P ) Landform ... ......... . ...:.. Flood Insurance Rate Map;_ Above 500 year flood boundary' No ❑ Yes Within 500 year flood boundary. No [ Yes ❑ . Within' 100 year flood boundary No •,Yes ❑ Wetland Area: National Wetland Inventory Map (map unit) ......:..................: :............... Wetlands Conservancy Program Map P (map unit) ............................................................ Current Water Resource Conditions (USGS): Month ...........:...... Range : Above Normal ❑ Normal ❑ Below Normal ❑ Other References Reviewed: �.5� FORM 11 - SOIL EVALUATOR FORA Page 2 Oil-site Review Deep Hole Number Q./...g... Date: q-tt— & Time: / 'cv0, tl Weather. Location (identify on site plan) . ..... .. . . ` . Land Use ......U/u!W,........ . Slope M Surface Stones ."-.. . Vegetation .......1.4006.v..... Landform .. ........._......_.. _............................................... ... Position on landscape (sketch on the back) . . ...... ....................... .__..._.... ... ................. ..... Distances from: r Open Water Body >4&> feet Drainage way X00— feet Possible Wet Areafeet Property ert .. 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