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NORTH ),.0 VER
Town of North Andover, Massachusetts
APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAN REVIEW - SPECIAL PERMIT
MERRIMACK COLLEGE
315 Turnpike Street
Forth Andover, MA 0 184
CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
Prepared b
Sasaki Assocaafes, Inc.
SA # 1766,0
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Contents
Project Narrative
• Town of Nary Andover Planning Board -Application for Special Permit
Site Locus Map
* list of Abniters
• Slatement of Fee Derivation, Copy of Checks and Postage Calculation
• TransmiitaI Form for Plans to Town's Oulside Cons Litton[
• SupplementalInform,51ron
1, Merrimack College Parking Policy and Public one Allernative Transportation
2. Stormwater Management Plan
3, Sewer& Water CcIcnlailons
4. Campus Plan
• Elevalions
A 2-1 Norlh Elevation
Wesl Elevolion
A 2-2 South Elevation
Fast Elevalion
• Allachment 1 Sity Pions
Cover Skeet
SU-1 Existing Conditions Plan Scale I" - 30'
1-1 Layout, Materials & torrdscape Plan, Scale I" - 30'
2-1 Grading, Drpinage & Ulilities Plan Scale V - 30'
June 22, 1998
Mr.William Scott
Director
Office of Community Development and Services
Town of Nordi Andover
146 Main Street
No Atidovet, MA 01845
re: Site Flan Rcvir-w- Special Permit
Construc on of Cts wrai Arts Center
Mcrrimack College Campus
31 5'Turnpike Strcct
North Andover MA 01845
SA #71786,02
Dear Mr, Scott:
Smdki Amociules Inc, 0n behalf of Merrimack CoIl c, 1 herehysubmit the attached Application for Ske P€an
Review Special Pefmit for the construction of the ulttirai Arts Center at the College's
6d F'�easanr 5treer Campus ar 315 Turnpike Street, In accordance with the North Andover Zoning By-I'a{v,
alert wn Maswchuserts we have completed the enclosed application form,compiled the uecxssary AbatteFs Lis to
02172 USA the Property, forwarded Lite appropriate copies of these documents to the Town's
independent wnsultant and ILave included the appropriate filing fee and postage stamps.
t 617 926 33W
Should you have any questions concerning this submittal or require additional
f 617 924 274E information,please cell nic at 617-926-3300, 1 look fotward to meeting with die
Planrntng Board at the next available regularly scheduled ineetinglheariag on
July .l", 1998,
Sincerely,
io tlgl s , 1-1 rt ctt, P£
Associate
Djli sho
Enclosures
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Project Narrative
MerrIm-ack College
Cultural Arts Center
Project Narrative
Introduction
Merrimack College proposes to construct o Cultural Arts facility on it`s campus located ire Norlh
Andover and Andover, The project is located entirely Within the Town of North Andover. The
building consists of a single story structure with a seating capacity for 600 patrons. In addition to
the auditorium, the I ulIdittg indLrdes a gallery and related supporf spaces such as offices, dressing
roams, sat shop, storage, and mechanical roams.
Project Site
The project site consists of o 2.0 acre sclrsection of the 228 acre campus, and is comprised of are
existing asphalt parking lot with 6ndscape islonds and driveway. The life is located at the
northeast edge of the Academic Quad, and west of the new Deegan Residence balls. To
accommodate the project site, 150 parking spaces will be displaced and the existing north/south
access driveway from Route 114 will be modified ground the new building s€ta, U61ity con noel!Ons
are avoilable to the new+utility corridor recently relocated as part of the adjacent Deegan I- ali
project. The protect area contains no wetlands or other resource areas as defined by the
Mwsachuselts Wetland Protection Act, and there are no such areas within 100' of the proposed
work. Tke 6uilchng will be located in excess of 300 feet from the property limits.
Project Description
Tie proposed building consists of a one story, load bearing concrete masonry structure, Tke
building has a foolprint a rea of approximately 23,000 s€, and vi€i front on the rnodified
north/south access driveway leading from Route 114 into the heart of the campus. The building
design provides for multiple entrances. The main entry Iocated on the south slate of the wilding,
serves as the public entrance and dropoff. Entry points located on the north and east shies of Ilse
building serve as the student and odministrative entrances. A series of new pathways connect the
proi act with the existing pedestrian pathways.
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Town of North Andover Planning Board
Application for Special Permit
Town of North Andover Planning Board
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Please type or print clearly.
1. Petitioner:, MFRRIMCR MUM
Address. 315 TURNPIM a71iV=y NDM ANDM ,...MA 01845 _
Telephone number, (508) 837-5118 DIlWWR off` PI SI. E='
. Owners of the Land: � £ LE A
Address:
115 'FgFRNP '. SIR=a_ N[7R`f'H ANEC ,i3, IS 15
Telephone number: (508) _837-5118 DM_C'R OF PHY ICAL: T
Number-'of years of ownerWp._......MMY YEARS...
3. Location of Property: 31-5 TURNPM SII ---...........__________-..
Zoning Distdct: R:-3 RESIDESKE 3 DITTY .
Assessors: Map; 25 Lot 9: 13 a ad -1
Registry ofDeOs: Book #:' Lot 13 C22 Page :: Lot; 13 -- 325
Lot: 14-1177 Lot 14 257
4. Existing Lit: -
Lot Area (Sq.FQ: 2,685,,909.6 SF Building Height, /A
Street Frontage- A Side Setbacks: _ lA
Front Setback: N/A tear SetbacL /A
Floor Area Ratio, NZA Lot Coverage: N/A.
S. Proposed Li)(-
Lot Area Sg.Ft. : � Building Height. =
Street Frontage: � Side Setbacks:
Front Setback: bear Setback:
Floor Area katio, Lot Coverage:
. Required Lot (as rewired by Toning Bylaw):
Lot Area Sq.F't. . 25,000 SF Building Height: 35 FT
Street Frontage, i9 _ Side Setbacks: 20 11 ;
Front Setback: 30 FT Rear Setback: 30 VT
Floor Area Ratio: N/A Lot Coverage: /A
7. Existing_Building: NOT APPLICABLE - THIS IS NOT A BUnDING AMMO .
Ground Floor'(Sq. Ft,): 9 of Floors:
Total Sq. Ft.: Height,
use, Type of Construction:
8., Proposed Building:
Ground Floor(Sq. Ft.);_23-,,500 _FT # of Floors-
Total Sq.,-Ft. 28�0010 kT Height:
49 FT
Use!.. ASM4PLY lALL Type of Construction, NASONRY & STEE,
9. Petitioner a0d, Landowner sign,ature(s);
Every applicdtion toir Site Plan Review shall be made on this form, wbfch is the official.
form of the,Aanning Board., Every applicationemail be filed with the 'Town, Clerk's Office.
It, slWl be the responsibility of the:petitioner to furnish all supporting documentation with
this application. Tile dated copy of this application received b the To Clerk or
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Planning Office dogs not absolve the applicant Rom this-responsibility, The petitioner
shall be responsible fdr all.expenses for filing and, legal notification. Failure to comply
with, application requirements, as cited herein and in the Planning Board Rules mid
regu laflons rday result in a disiYtissal by the Planning,Board of this appfication as
incomplete.
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Petitionez[`s Signatum
Print or type n6me here: ��Zj OA ,A7, PE, AGFNr MERRIMACK COU&T,,
Owner's Signature,
Print or type name: here-___DAM, BEM, PLAbUING—ANa,-AD��-S=Cd- DIRECTOR
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Statement of Fee Derivation and Copies of
Checks
Derivation Fees ForS|¥ Plan Review . Special PeTmit
Pign,niqgBoard Administration Fees
1300 Plos $0.05 perq vare loot gme floor omone¥construction"
Nf�w Residence Hatt Complex - 28,000 GFA
FEE: $300 + [$0.05 X 28,0001 - $1,00.0 0
Pr*LectReview,
"SiteReview S pedol Perin H shall requie Ihe UoVing in Mal Project gowF e:
elect SizeFee
10,000.j$000 $2,0 00
Cud ru Arts Center _ 28,000 0FA
E $ 700
TOTAL FEES
Nanning Board Admmmm§A F $1 00
Project ReviewF 3000
TOTAL 400
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Number of?om - (number of abbe, + $ x 2
43 W !! + 2 X 2 - 90 slamps
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Project Review Fees
PrelinLinary Plan, Modification of a Preliminary Plan, Modification
of a : Definitive Plan, or Modification of a Special Pezi.t shall
require the following initial. Project Review- Fee:
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Project Size Few
0 -15 Lots/Units $ , 000
16-20 Lots/Units $3, 000
1-25 Lots/Units $4,250
More than 25 Lots l Units $5,_000
Definitive Plan shall require the following initial Project Review
Fee : rt
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Project_ Size Fed ;
0 -15 Lots/Units $4, 000
16- 0 Lots/Units $6,000
1- 5 Lots/Units $10, 000
5 Lots/Units $12, 000
:vial. Permit (excluding site plan : review) . shall require a minimum of
$2, 000 for the initial Project Review I`ee. Depending on the
complexity of issues presented, additional fees may be required.
F
ite+ Plan Review Special Permit shall require the
following initial Project Review Fees:
Project Size Fee
10, 000 sq. ft (of additional $2, 000
gross floor area)
10, 000 - 30, 000 $3, 000
30, 000 - 50, 000 $4, 000
50, 000 $5, 000
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Scht-dule of Planning Board Fees
,Administrative Fees
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ANR Plans $ 5 plus $25per lot line changed/ So 'Peer new
lot created. -
Preliminary plan 00 plus 50 for each building lot shown on
plan
Modification 75 plus. 50 for each lot affected and for .
each (Preliminary Plan) new building lot Created.
# Definitive Plan $ 00 Iplus SQ E Per lot if preliminary plan x
Wedl 00 pet lot if no prelimina ,y plan #
filed.
_ modification $75 plus 100 for each lot affected and for
(Definitive Plan) each new building lot created,
Special. Permit $100 -
Modification/ loo
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(Special Pemit)
Site Plan Review 300 plus $0 .05 per sq. ft. gross floor area
of new construction.
PRD/PDD/CCRC Definitive Plan Review Fee plus $ 00 plus *100
per lot
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Postage Folic
As of Tuesday March 3, 1998, all applications before the Planning Board must include postage
stamps. This will replace the previous policy of the Planning Depwment billing the applicant
directly for the cost of postage.
Number of stamps ; (number of abutters + ) x 22
This will cover the cost of mailing the legal notice and the decision to the abutters, the applicant
and the engineer.
Transmittal Form for Flans to Town's Outside
Consultant
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Mr.John Cs `
Colcr R ColanEonia
101Ac2r Nark Drive
Norwell, MA 02061
She Plan Review
M errimack College Co ng iruchon of C&mral ArtsC
Merrimack Col� mom«
315 Turnpike Street
Nor Andovcr, M&0 1845
5A 471786,02
Dear Mr. C a .
kaL%wrioiv s inC. Enclosed i s a copy of the-ap 2 n with al of the suppon ng inform afio2 RpMme
Pla n Revi-Qw, Spccial Pcrmitfor Merrimack Coliege's nad Clmr2lAr Cen tcr.
waleftwn MM5GJMetf5 5 houE you havr_yam est asregarding this i atom please ro,t%act me.
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Enclosures
D. Breen, N, Ar_h ridge, R Gm nd iR \ Shede r.{ lywood
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Supplemental Information
I . Merrimack College Parking Policy and
Public & Alternative Transportation
, Stormwater Management ement Plan
. Sewer & Water Calculations
.4. Campus Plan
1 . Merrimack Colfege Parking Policy
and Public & Alternative Transportation
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MEJtRIMACK COLLEGE 1947-19 7 Y
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To: David K.Breen, VP Planning'r d Mnbdstration
Richard Cain,Director of Public Safety
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Di. Jack Calareso, Wfor Academic Affairs
Elaine Grant,Director of Resident Life
Miry Louetelie,Dears of Adr� .sston Fr'nar�c�rlAid f
Br6ada E. Smith, VP for Fiscal A `air R #
From: far. Joseph T. Kelley
P for Student Life
Dace: April 29, 1997
Re: Parking for Resident Students
Over the past s6 ral months, we have had numerous discussions in var&s forms about parking
for resident students in the future. The purpose of tl&rnote to you ig to SUMMalize our
conclusions and to assure that wt are all in agreement.
For the 1997- 8 acadcnyd4a year we weed that resident first year students will he encouraged, via a
coramurucation from the Off=of Resident Life, to leave their cars at home; there will he no strict
requirement for thoui to do so, however. For the 19 g�99 academic year, first year students will
not be, pe�ttcd to have vehicles on campus except by specW permission. That permission will be
granted through a joint.decision of the Chief of Public SaNy and Director of Resident Life or oicir
delegates, For tlic 1999-20M academic year bath first and second year students will not be
peni�lted to bavrf vehicles on campus except by special permission.
If any of the above does not reflect discussions in which you have'involve4 or if you wish to
} amend it,please.contact.me. I hope this arrangement balances our educational program, our
campus plan, and our attractiveness to future generati6ps of students.
cc: Richard J, Santagati, President
315 TORN rIKE STREET
NORTH ANDOVER,M A GILM5
508-837-5000
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} 50years
MERRI K CLE E 1947-1997
To: All Resident Students
Ftor : Richard D. Gain Jr.,
Director, Public Safety -
date: = ';rig 1;T91' f
Re: ` ` a�rhpus P r k 1 ni Regulatio'ns
I hoe thareach-- of you As enioying a;Ileaithy and , e b'nomically rewarding
surnmer season, 'The purpose' of this ' mernota um is to remind yo€ ' th .t
upon returning to campus in the, fall yoU Will encounter the construction
Which its underway relative to our new dormitory facility. The
construction p e- will impact some areas on campus including the loss
of a number of -parking spaces. We are asking for the cooperation of all
members of the student body' who have vehicles on carnpu . .
All vehicles which are operated or panted on campu§ must be properly
insured and registered to the student or a family member who resides at
the student's permanent mailing address. All vehicles MUST display a
current { 8) campus parking decal which may be obtained, without cost, at
the Public Safety }ffice in Gildea Hall, roam 208. The student must
present the vehicle registration and proof of insurance at .that time.
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In order to insure appropriate and equitable parking and prevent illegal
parking on toad a s and lawns the following deli n .ted residential
p rying areas Will be established and strictly enforced:
Residents :of the St. Thomas and St. Anne Apartments_ will be issued
a resident- "N' parking decal and will be authorized to- park in the St.
Thomas abd St. Dune lots. ;
315 TURNPIKE STREET
50"37-50M
Residents df the 7awnho s`es, Monican Cuter and 'Ash, eater .will b
issued a resident "D" parking decal and will be authorized to park on
both sides of fulonican Boulevard and In the Ash lots.
Guests of campus resident students J U� T park in the main (Volpe)
lot. f }
Campus parking _regulations will be- strlotly enforced during the academic
year. 1"he #ist elC of fall elates will be otnsidered to b. .`grace -
per€oT in order , hat students tray obtain the appropriate parking decal.
Following the "grace period" vehicles,. hicb f�Jl to dispia . a currerti�
decal or which are not parked in the appropriate parking area will be
towed from campus at. the! owners c(pense.. In most eases the towing: costs
range fro 70- 8 . There is ample parking on campus and -dour
cooperation during the year will be sincerely. appreciated.
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Emergency Ext. 591
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TRAFFIC R FaUf aoii cycles and scooters must display stickers in a
The privilege of driving or raving a motor place where it can readily be seen at all tunes.
vehicle(which includes scooters and motor 3. Stickers must Lae removed after a student,
cycles)on the Merrimack College Campus at staff or faculty member is no longer registered
any dHw of[Ile day or might,Sundays and at the college,or when a vehicle is sold or
hoLidays included,is extended to those Who transferred to another.A lost or defaced sticker
comply with the Mowing regulatiom rFu:st be replaced at once,Stickers are not
transferable.Stickers issued to faculty and staff
1. The operator must be legally qualified to = are issued only for their own personal use.Any
operate a motor vehicle in the Common- Transfers or misuse of these stickers wi4 result
wealth of Massachuselts and thxe vehide in cancellation of said sticker.All persons in-
must be legally registered to operate on the valved will be fused$10 eacli,
highways of the state.Campus Potice or arty 4. Students from states other t1un Massadiusetts,
police officer on the campus may at any three are reminded that if they operate a mcimvOiide
require the Operator to present evidewt a that in this state for 30 days or rnerc,they must ronVly
Hie motor vehicle is covered by public with the statutes Of the Commortwedth regarding
liability insurance and property damage. compulsory imurance.They are obligated by law
Operators and passengers on motor cycles to complete tfee out of state forms available at ibe
must smear a helmet while ri"on campus- . impartment of Pubk Safety.
E 2. The college reserves the rigm to WWI-
draw motor veldde privileges 0 any �
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student staff or faculty membee.at any time I. The operation of a motor vehicle an-br about
for any cause. the campus in excess of 15 mph,ohall be prima
3. The Director of Planning and Adrnints#ra- facie evidence of careless driving and violators
tion of die college reserves the right to make are subject to a$25 fine.
exceptions to the following motor vehicle 2. Traffic signs,slgnais,mid instructions of the
reguJatiom solely to tdn-melf anc€the Director police shall be obeyed.Accidents involving
of Public Safety. All exception must be made personal injuries must be reported at orxce.
in wd lii[rg and signed personally'by one of Property damage accidents most be reported if
the above before becoming effective, the darnage exceeds$250.00
3, Alny person who operates a motor vehttde on
GENERAL REGULATIONS a sidewalk or the lawns of the college shad pay
1. Any student,staff Or faculty member who for any dauxage done and is sulr ect to a$25-00
operates a motor vehicle ore the campus that Cure and possible disciplinary action.
Eras not been registered with the Department
of Public Safety within 48 hours front the PARKING REGULATIONS
Lime it is brought onto the campus, is All students,faculty and sl aff,must park Dn
deemed to be operating this vehicle iltcgally the campus in the amm provided for tiffs purpaw-
and appropriate action will be taken,
2- livery vehicle must display in full view the NO PARKING
college registrzfion sticker,w16ch rntst be At the start of the school +ear there will be a
placed on the heftside of the rear wimiow of three day grace period and durusg this time
the vehicle,In the case of a czmverlibie,it may be placed on the left vent window.Motor �u arrsgs will be issued for all areas with the
exception of handicapped areas_After this grace
period,fines will be levied on all vioj�-jtiolls.
1. lintrattces to buildings,sidewalks,and abandoning the vehicle to return to ltis f her
firchanes.Afirelane constitutes any area that if Marne or donnho'ry room. Failure to do so
blocked,would restrict emergency vehicles will result in the removal of the vehicle from
from accesEiing any buildings cn camp us. the campus at the owners or operators
2. In froneof Mohican and Ash Centers, expense,at the discretion of t e Deparhnent
3. On roadwAys going around Monlcan CersWr of Public Safely.
or the rear of same,with the exception of service
vehicles.Either side of the roadway leading to IiEMBYAL OF MOTOR VEHICLE
the St.njoAias and St.Ain.Ws apartments. F
4. No parking ion either side of the road leading
SHOW EMERGEIME
to Ash Center or in the rear of the building. All veWdo pust be removed from the
S. Eftlwr-s�de of the road In the rear of the
townhouses which leads to the emergency gate Parking lots following a snow storm to
on Foxhffi€ d. facilitate plowing operations according 6o the
6, No parking on islands around the boulevard fallowing schedule:
V. Effier side of Cullen Aver;#n front of Volpe
Center,or on the sidewalks adjacent to Volpe. St.AnWs Lot -10 Ali to 11 A
S..' Center of Sullivan barking lot St.Tliohau Lot -11 AM to 12 PM
g., Plaza area in front of Gildea Hall except in Walsh Way 12.30 PM to I00 FM
certain aullforized instances. Ash � �100 FM to 2,30 PM
10.Fntran+to and in the circle around f
McQuade L:dbrsry. VeNcles sllatdd be moved to the mains
11,West side of Haherty Way from ch vxch and canunuter lot until your resident lot is
st We of Gildea HaII to Rock Ridge Load. cleared.Once the resident lot is cleared the
12. Ethser side of road from the i mexgcncy gate vehide must b-moved out of the commuter
frs rear of Cildea Hail, lot to abwmmodaW day and evening stu-
13. No perking ors ea5Wde of Flahcrly Way. dejxt&All vehicles that are not moved will
14. No parking except for authorized guest be towed at lh�rrwners expense,
parking in frank of Austin Hall,
VIOLATIONS
RESPONSIBILITY The Departmzmt of Pubiic Safety at its
1. The student,staff ore facul ty member who oUvfl disctction�,may remove any vehicle at
owns and or operates a vehicle on campus,shla If any firne wNch is parked in violation of the
tie responsible for any liability or damage claims college regulations-Cost of such removal and
(including parking penalties)arising f rom the any outer penalties which may be incurred
vehicle are charged against the student,staff or
2. 1'lie college assurnes no responsibility for the faculty member who owns and or operates
care or the protection of any vehicle or any of its the vehicle.
contents at any time including the lime it is in The abandomnent of any inotor vehicle
any parking;rrea. on any part of the Merrimack College
3. A%iy person owning or controlling the carnpus is prohibited.Any motor vehicle
operations of a motor veluche which beeoines parked on the campus without current slafe
disabled while on the Merrimack College registration plate~attached to the vehicle evil€
campus,must assume the responsibility of be deemed to be an abandoned vehicle,and
notifying the DP of the disablement before as such will be subject to irnmediate re,noval
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from the campkcs.The last registered owner After throe violations in one academic year,
or per n in control of the abandoned the vehicle will be subject to towuxg if ally �
vehiche,as indicated by the Department of further violations aoc n
Public Safety records,will be personally
responsible for the cost of removal,storage, NFORCEMENT
or any.other dtarges that may be involved. 1. Enforeement of these regulations is k�e
The defense that this vehicle lta*been sold or responsibility of the Department of Public
transferred,to another person at a prior date Safety or any police officer who is employed by
is void.All.traysaCkior;of this nafurt must the college to wort on the campus.
be properly r'e&lered and filed with;the 2. Any student wino has an unpaid fimat(lie end
department of Public Safety at the time the of the semester will have ins grades or diplan-iz
transaction took place, vwitHkeld until the fine has been paid in full it the
business office and he f slve with trot be allowed to
SPECIAL PERMITS register for the following semester dasses.
1. Physically[=ditapped persons may
recelve speclai parking permits.Only those RIGHTS
vehicles displaying valid state handicapped 1. Any individual will have the right to submit
license plates or a placard will be authorized an appeal itlun five business drays.All appeals
to park in designates)handicapped parking will go directly to thE Director of Public Safety,
areas.Th+individuals who req ire aocess and no appeals wT be heard unless all plvious
to handicapped parking areas,d to a fines have been pose#. I
temporary:medical condition,wdl be given a 2. No appeals will be heard for violations of
handicapped parking decal after providing designated handicapped or firelane areas.
appropriate medical documentation signed
by a pKysidan. CAMPUS PARKING'IS BY PERMIT ONLY
PENALTIE9 The absence of pListed signs shall not
1. All fine. will be paid directly to the constitute a valid excuse for violating the
business office,and be bluest onlyby tilt reg�rl atiorr5 set fort],in ibis boolCl e#.
bushiess office,
2, A$25.{D fine stall be levied Jot any COMMUTER STUDENT PARKin Anus
staff ;
student sta or faLnAty ittelttlrer,of any I- PaEking lot west of the starlet;
person(s)who refuses to stop and identity 2. West side of l-iaherty Way From chapel �
themselves,or who deliberately dxives their intersection to lite start of angle parking area.
mcior vehicles our the wrong side of any 3. Angle parking in front of A4stin hdall facing
divided roadway.)habitual offenders sliaLl be McQuade Library
subject to discip1hia.ry action,the rew cation of 4. Main parking lot
lheir par"privilege and in the case of staff
or faculty,department heads will be notified. FACULTY AND STAFF PARKin AREAS
3. An additional$25 fine shall be assessed X- Angle parking along west side of Raherty ay
on each ticket in excess of three violations. 2- North side of Gildea Half,parallel parking
4. Cancellation of any parkin'rg ticket issued 3- lout its trout of Sullivan Hall and McQmde
shall be made only by the Director of PTW is Library
Safety or Ills representative- 4, Rear of Gildea,Hall
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David Bream, T Planning artdAdrminis#rafion
Diehard Cairt,Director of Public Safety
r. Joseph 13. Carder, VPfor Institutional Aduancemgnr
Isis, Maryellen M,1 C:oll.iton,Director of StudentAcfivi es
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13renda E. Smith, Wfor Fiscal Affairs
From: Dr. Joseph T. elle
VP for=Student i
Daw, June 30, 1997 �
Many of you have been involved over the.past year in the effort of Student Life to establ;sip a
shuttle van service for out-students. As you know, the shuttle service will enable student to access
local shops,`f`-stops, banks and shopping inalis, We also hope, eventually, to provide service to
Boston and Cambridge on weckends so that our student can take advantage of the cultural
opportunities there.
The schedule. is being finali7.ed this summer and will be coordinated with local M RTA and MTA
service, The van will be oimtional for students irr Septernber.
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bicycles are alfo od on the vehicles if space is
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. Stormwater Management ement Plan
Merrimock College
Cultural Arls Center
Stormwater Managemen] Plan
I. Project Des"liption
The proposed project includes the construction of o single story theater VYi1h a seating capacity for
600 pef sons, The proifact also includes the cons€ruction of surrounding landscaper hardscaper
utility €nfrostructure, grad driveway reconslruclion.
H. Soil Erosion and *Sediment Control
For this project, soil erosion rand sediment control will consist of temporary and permanent devices
to stabilize the site both during and following construction. Temporary devices employed duFif g:
consiruclion include: haybaie catch basin filters, silt Fencer ha bale runoff diversion berms, and
dust control.
Following construction, disturbed areas nol occupied by impervious surfaces will be stabilized by
vegete;live landscape, mulching, loarninq and seeding, Temporary devices will continue to be
maintained until areas disturbed by construciion have been perm onently stabilized by vegetative
growlfa_
III. Storm water Management
The proposed building foolprint and associated land scopingfhordwape will be located within an
exrstinq asphalt parking lot, This will result in a decrease in both impervious +area and peak runoff
rules under post-developmernt conditions, Comaquentlyr the protect is categorized as o
Redevelopment Protect IStandard 7) as outlined in the DEP - Stormater Management Guidelines;
March 1997.
To rniIigale slorrnwo€er runoff le the extent practicable, now catch basins will be designed os deep
sump basins with oil and gas hoods to trap pollufonis, Improvements to the existing drainage
syslem will be accomplished in the vicinity of €he project conneetian points through in5pec€ino,
cleoningr and ratrafilting existing catch basin sifuclures to upgrade pollutonF removral perfofmance.
r'Vilerrimack College has developed a Master Slormwater A+lanagemen[ Plan as part of their ongoing
campus master planning efforts. To mitigate drainage problems currently experienced downstream
in the Town of Andover, as well as address the future development needs of the college, Merrimack
is proposing the condruchon of a large detention basin in the area of the football field and tennis
courts. Vi1s basin has been designed to ultimately control flows and treat pollutant laden runoff
from upper wale rshed areas, including this area of campus. A Nofice of Intent for this work has
been filed and is currently under review by the Andover Conservation Comm!ssion
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3. Sewer- & Water Calculations
memorandurn
date June 19, 1998
to John Hollywood, Patricia GTandied,
from Doug Hartnett
project name Merrimack College-CulturoI Arts Facility
prof"t no. 71 86.02
subject "age Flow Estimates
The following is the estimated sewage flaw estimate for the Cullural Arl$ Facility. The
estimate is leased on the State Environrnental Code, TiIle 5
Sasaki A970Cicfes Inc.
44 Vfeusant Sireat
Waferfown nfiassacitiuseirs Thealre Audilorium 600 seats x 3 gpd/seat = 1800 gpd
02172 USA Ofrficesf afferyf Dressing rooms 30GO sf x 75 gpd/1000 sf M 225 gpd
t 617 926 3300 Total sewage flow es#innate = 2025
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