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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-08-20 Application f -..,-' Town' of -North Ando or;. Massachusetts-,: , Application for Site Plan view ; Spec ii Frmit b , rimack. Coll 315 Turnpike Street No rh-.Andover, MA 01845 ; A New. R id e' n' ce Hall Project Prepared by, Sasaki Associates, Ina, CJ Sv` �i L A July 3. 197 r. William Scott, Director O fice of Comm Devulopmeni and Services Town of North Andover 146 Main Srr£et North Andover, Massacbusctts 01845 Fe; Sate Flan Review -Spec;ial Permit CorLatrLtctiOn of Rusideiic;e H a I I Complex Merrimack C:ollegu Camp 315 Tnrnpike Stre t North An€Invcr, MA SA# 61794.05 Dear Mr, Scott; $nso C;Associates Inc. Can behalf of Mi-rrimack C olleg-c , f hareby sL1bmit the attached Applicmion for Site flan 64 Flu45URf Street Review - Sp£cial Pcrmit fbi div.consrnicrion 4I the Ncw Residcmce Fiall Complex at the C.ullege',� �31SLpfLS 2t {}� ifln4}li4e Srfe£r- 1n acc4rdamx with the North Andover Toning By Waiuriown Maswc6solh Law, we Dave completed tht vaclosed application faun, compiled the necessary ahucrers list to 02172 USA [lie property, forwarded tliu ap prop riatc topics of these documerns to rile Town's indepcndent consultant and havt incksded the ap prop riatc filing fee. t 617 426 33CO 1 L` SbOUId you 11'LVt ;lily quesiions conccrning this subinittaI or requFtre additional in tfD rmaticii, f 617 424 2748 p€case call ine at 617-926-3300, 1 look forward to nieeOng with the Planning Board at the next availa6lc refit:larly scheduled mceting J licariotg on August 5, 1�97- Sincerely, mom lop Z n D. Hollywood, PE Principal EncluaLres cc: D, l teen, R_ VikItind, P. Gra ndierl, Austin } Contents , prr);CctN ra , Town e[North Andover Maw a2 Bozrd, A pp|a§on for Spec&| 1 rmit } • \wTcm Map • Lisi of Abutters • Statemeni of Fee Derivation d E7 of Checks . Transmittal Form for Plans to Town',,;Outride Consu nt L Merrimack/o|!qe Park iFig Poficy aud blcaAl t ive Transportation ± Stormwater Management Pla! $ Sewera Water C on ± Letter m North Andovcr R: Depatiment Wil I iam V. Doi am Chem of Department % Lvi-Eer from Town of North Aad Office the Chief of Police as M S ra nicy, Chi - Actachmcrit ! Site Mrs CAMP13S PLAN Scale l E SyE EXISITNG CONDITIONS PLAN Scale !' ' CRE SITE PREPARATION PLAN Scale1 ` C t GOING a DRAl NAG£ PLAN SGL !' ' GCE UT IMUS PLAN Scale 2=m (/d. DE]"LS C4.2. DETAILS a. IAYM7 PLAN Scale 1 ' 112-E PLANTING PLAN 5G le 1 ' Project Narrative i i i i i Merrimack College New Student Residence Halls Project Narrative Introduction Mrrrimftck College proposes to consiracz a Freshman Residence Hall Cornplcx on it`s campus located irk North Andover acid Andover. The }project is located entirely within. the Town of Forth Andover.The residence Hall Gmnplex caiksists of zwo buildings which will collectively house 302 residents,The purpose for this housing prolcct is To address the requests for on-site student housing within the carnprus. In addition to the typical dormitory rooms, the Residence Hall Complex will indude reAated support spaces such as common area,custodial and trash space, storage, a chapel anal an apartment (for use by a residendal advisor. The residence StriiCMrCS will he 3-story Masonry construction (with an elev2rot To accoininodate handicapped accessibility), and will be located narth of[lie Ash Center in an area currently used in part far parking (approximately 70 patting spaccs will be eli iiinated), i Project Site The project site consisrs of 6,8 acre sub-section of the 22$ acre campers.The charaeteristics a#'the project area is about 60% existing parkioig area and 40% existing lawn and Nvoodland area. The site is generally north of thu Academic.Quad (classroom buildings and Beaty), and contiguous to the txisting A.sh residence H a I L The site is also hordered by a northlsouth size access and circulation road to the east, In preparation For this project, the CoIlcge is relocating water lines, sewer lines within the size, acid is providing accom mod ado n For elcctrical..and telewmmunitations utilities, While the majori€y of the proposed proiecr site is located within an existing parking area, the remaining site area is best characterized as a lightly wooded lawn area.The project area contains no wetlands or other resource areas as defined by the Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act, and there are no such arras wid Lin 100' of the proposed wotk, All of the proposed work will occur in excess of 3 a 0 feet from tha=property lirnits. Project Description The proposed project consists of Cotl UUCilo❑of[wo three story residence halls, an East Building and a West Building.The East building has a foot print area of approximately 13,500 square Peer and generally fronts on the on-site access and circulation roadway passing is from of the Volpe Athletic Cetkier. The-West BaiIding has a foot print area ofapproximately 15,500 square feet and generally fronts on the reinaining par;ion of the parking area south of the Academic{quad. These btiiIding arc arranged to fonii a residence Quad with Ash Hall and are configured in an "L"shape. The "knuckle' wheFe the two building arc the closest will Feature a inodesr pedestrian plaza. Tile Westerly building will also feature a pedestrian arcade to accommodate Through movemew into the residence Quad ou;door areas_ As part of this project, There will hr a series of imtrconnecting pedestrian walks coiisTructed to accommodate pedestrian circulation to and througli thr-site. own o Mrth 7Gdover anning gar Application for Special Permit 0, "0 W,y u Town of North Andover Planni � pied Please type or print r1earl, , 1. Petitioner:- MERR1@1ACK C0111EGE Address: 315 TURNPIKE S".1°REET, NORTH ANDOVER, MA 01845 Telephone number: (50 ) 837-5118 DIRFCTOR OF PHYS'IGAL PLANT 2. Owners of the Land: MFRRIMACK COLLEGE Address'. 315 TURNPIKE STREET, NORTH ANDOVER, MA 1 4. "Telephone number- K508 , 837-5118 DTRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT Number of years of ownership: T11T RTY YEARS 3 )+/,_, 3. Location of'Property. 45 TUR P1. F" 'STREET" Zoning District, R RESIDENCE 3 DI T TCT Assessors Map; Lot ;' 13 and 14 R istry ofDe ds� Brook :e Lot 1.3-LC 2 Fags :: Lnt 13, - 325, Lot 14--1177 Lot 14 257 .. Existing; Lot- Lot Area .Ft„): 2685909. 6 S.F. Building i bt: N Street Frontage.' Side Setbacks, N/A Front Setback- N/A Rear Setba k., N/.A Floor Area atie�: N TA Lot Coverage- N/A 5. Proposed Lot: Lot Area ,fit ) Building Height: Street Frontage, Side Setbacks:, Front Setback: Rear Setback: Floor AreaRatio. Lot Coverage: m Required Lot as required by Zoning Bylaw). Lot Area .Ft, _ 5000 „F'. Building Hei t, 35 Ft Street F1re ta, e 125 Ft. Side Setbacks: 20, Ft. Front Setback- 30, Ft., Rear Setback, 30 Ft Floor Area Ratio. Ox Lot era,, N A 7. Existing Building: N01` APPLICABLE THIS IS "r A RIJILDING A!DD T 10N, Ground Floor . Ft, - pad ofFirs: Total Sq., Ft.,,,. Hei he use.. Type 1 Cons,truction, 8, Proposed Building: Ground Floor(Sq. Ft., of Floors: Total Sq. Ft.,- 75:,000 Height: 40" to 45' w/ENTRY TOWER Ti e:., STIME RESIDENCE Type of Construction: KkSONRY- & STEET, 9. Petitioner and Landowner signature(s): Every application for Site Plan Review shall be made on this form which is the official form of the Planning Board. Every application sha be filed ivith the Town Clerk"s Office, It shall be the responsibility of the petitioner to furrush all supporting documentation with this application. The dated copy of tHs application received by the Town Clerk or Plmming Office does not absolve:the applicant ,from dus responsibility., The: Petitioner shall be responsible for all expenses for filing and legal notification. Failure to comply with application requirements, as cited herein and in the Planning Board Rules, and regulations may result in a disrnmissal by the Planning Board of'this application as incomplete. Petitioner's Signature-. Print or type name h7Z=�OD:q PF� AGENT FOR hrERRIMACK COLI.EGE, here: JOHN D. HOLLYWO Owner's Signature, fe ROBERT COPPOLA, BTRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT, MERRIMACK COILE)CE Pnnt or type name here" Site Locus Map 54,1 y +¢ kL { *ir4 lk Zlzl Ofrr 5 V14 1 4s Ir -"•� �,.�; ,.' �� - �Ctq: o"' �.: 4r x y I--- �+ • ••4 "r" - y u rl`�{J+L!—�.x: 9 } J y +x•y}� } H#A l,{ ranl}cIin c '- `5V- '- \ I' f7 }•'r. i 4 '. .. y''" Bch' PROJECT S ITE I (effe l r_ �" Y u . l- IV i1 ✓f r i l IM `-`� •' At MY lJ *S #CCUS MAPsao } 550CtlCfIJs, c- Merrimgck College New Residences Co€nplox 64 Pleu5unt 51reel Watertown, A 0 17 North Andover, MA 16 1 7j 924 748 A# 179A-05, 6/2 f47 Est of Abutters _ MOVES_ $ _ l US . . e . , a - . . @ , ■ O . ff saw,A 0 RM52 WAR, _ � , _ ■ � � . - . k / - � � , A . ! _ _ ■ .vim ! , . , _ , . . ■ / \ � �A WJill ' . . . _ ad ■� }iIIIII 1 K I { - 1� 0 eni a. Cf Iz �.. — — a ate ent of ee Derivation and Copies of Checks Derivation of F g for Site Plan Review- Sp t Permit Planning Board Administration Fees "$300 plug$0.05 p&q. f gross floor are a new nst ti n" New residence hall coniplex = 75A GFA FEE, $3 . + [$ 0») x75/ ; - $ %n - eroj ai Review Fees "SiHanReview Sp eci g Pef mi E -Alre aretk p|l Q ng &B/ re]ectRevEw Fees.' \ ProjecrSi 50,000 5,000 asb+ � , . N �@mRh]| m e= 7%n e[& Fad 510009 ; . . TOTAL EES Planning as AdminIsEration $4,050. Project R{ w Frrs m T019 L ¥ 99 . } project Peview Fees Preliminary PlanF Modification of a Preliminary Plan, Modification of a ( Definitive Plan, 0r Modification of a Special permit Stall re�±re the following initial Project RevicU [ z Project Size Fee . � ........ 02-15 Lots/Units $2, 000 16-20 Lots/Units $3, 000 . 21-25 Lots/Units . $4, 250 ; More than 25 Lots / Un55s $5w000 Definitive Plan Shall require the following; initial Project Review Fee: \ \ I ) ) Fe) er,0]9/t Sine , 02-15 Lots/Units $4, 000 16-20 tots/Units - $6, 000 - 21-25 Lots/Units : $10, 000 > 25 Lots/Snits : $12, 000 p ecial . Permit (excluding Site plan } review) . shall require a minimum of . $2, 000 for the initial PrOjOct Review fee. Depending on the complexity of iasQ@s presented, additional fees may be required, site Plan Review Special ee�it shall requ£»e eee . following initial Project Review Fees, Project Size I See < 10, 000 sq. ft (0£ additional $2, 000 gross floor area) 10, 000 - 30. 000 p3, 000 30, 000 - 50, 000 Q4, 000 > 50, 000 $5, 000 Schedule of Planning Ek�a£a Eeee : Administrative Fees : ANR Plana $25 plus $25 per lot line changed/$50 'per new . ; lot cleated. Preliminary Flar $200 plus $50 for each building lot shown 0n . plan . Modification $75 plus. $50 for each lot affected and for . each (Preliminary Plan) new\ building lot created. \ Definitive Plan �200 . plus $250 er lot i£ preliminar\ plat , aOO peO lot if no preliminary plan filed. Modification $75 plus $100 for each lot affected and for (Definitive Plan) each new building lot created. - Special permit $100 - Modification/ $100 E=tention a - (Special Permit) 1 ' Site Plan Review $500 plus $0. 05 per sq. £t. gross floor area 0f new constructidn. , pRD/PDD/CCRC Definitive elan Review Fee plus $200 plus $100 per lot rans itta -Form or Plans to Ton's Outside Consultant �4 O . July3, 197 Mr,John Chmig ;Cofer& Colantonia ' 101 Accord Park Drive Norwcll,MA 02061 rr Site Ulan Review ctrirnack Collcge Cons trucrion of Residence Complex Merrimack Collvgc ampus t s 315 Turnpike Street E t forth Andover, MA SA# 17 4.05 DC2E ME lInSia: $p�Q�i A.Syp�iples fn[_ 64 PQQn svn!Slyest inclosed is a copy of the application with all of the supp.ming information rcgardingSite Plan Review, Special Permit For the eFrimack ollcges proposed residence halls project. YJater3_own lviossac�usCHs 02172 USA = Should you have any ciurstions regarding this inForma6en, pIre e.comact ine. r 617 926 33W Sincerely, f 617 924 2748 hit D. Hollywood, P.E. �Z/W eZo 00 principal copUrs to: D. $rccn,R, Vildund, P. Grandieri,J.Austin { } F Supplemental in o atio; I, Merrimack College Parking Policy and Public&Alceraadve Tra nso rta t ion 2. Stormwatcr Managtmeoit Flan 3. Sewer&Water Calculations 4. Leiter from North Andavcr 17irC Deparimrnt WiMain V. Dolan. Chief of Dcpartmcnt 5. lzrar From Town of NorEh Andover, Office of the Chicf of Police Ridiard M. Stanity, C 1iief 1. Merrimack College Parking Policy and Public Alternative Transportation i E7 n 50 i#} years _J MEkRT ACK COLLEGE 1947-1997 To- David K. Breen, VP Planning and Administration Richard Cain,Director of Public Safety Dr. lack Calareso, VP for Acadernic Affairs Elaine.Grant,Director of Resident Life Mfry Lou Retelle,Dean ofAdMiss1'orrsd Financial Aid i Brenda E. Smith, VP for Fiscal A06 r } Frain: Dr. Joseph T. Kelley P for•Student Life _ Da= April 29, 19 7 Re: Parking for Resident Students Over the past se�Veral months, we have had nuhrhehcus discussions in w%ib6s forms about parking for resident students in the future. The purpose of thiss-note to you is to summadw our conclusions and to asshue that we are all in agreement. For the 1.997-98 academic year we armed that resident first year students will be encouraged, via a communication from the Office of Resident Life, to leave their cars at home, there will l no strict requirement for them to do so, however. For the 1998-99 academic year, first year students i[l not be permitted to have vehicles on campus except by special permission. That permission will be granted through a joint decision of the Cliiaf of Public Safety and DireclorofRc dent Life or their delegates. For the 1999- 000 academic year both first and second year students will not be t permitted to have vehicles on cnnpus except by special pemm ssion. If any of the above does not reflect discussions its which you have'involved or if you wish to F arrrend it, pleaw-conta,ct me. Y Shope this arrangement balances our educational program, our campus plan, and our attractiveness to future generatigns of students. lk ec: Richard J. Santagati, President 3I5 TURNPIKE STREET NORTH A,NDOVER,MA 01M5 508-937--%M 50years To: All Resident Students From: Richard D. Cain Jr., Director, Public Safety Gate. �.lir!]r9T Re: ` ` arnpds Parkin Regulations hope that'-b h' of you is enjoying a° healthy and ecionomically rewarding s=umrner season The purpose of th s ' rnerno�and r is to remind You' that u on returning to campus in the fall yo€� WIII ' encounter the construction which is underway relative to our new dormitory facility. The construction phase will impact some areas on carpus including the loss of a number of -parking spaces, We are asking for the cooperation of all members of the student body who have veh€oies on campus, . All vehicles which are operated or parked on campus 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 Office in Gildea Hall, room 208. The student must present the vehicle registration and proof of insurance at .that time, } 4 in order to insure appropriate and equitable parking and prevent illegal parking o� roadways and lawns the following designated residential parking areas WHI be established and strictly enforced: Residents :of the St. Thomas and St. Anne Apartriints_ will be issued a resident- "X parking decal and will be authorized to park in .the St. Thomas and St. Anne lots. = = 315TURNPIKESTRIEET NORTH ANDOVEF,MA OWS 508-837-5000 Residents of the Townho€ies, Mons an Center rid "Ash,- enter��. fI. -be .` issued a president "D" parking decal and will be authorized to park on both sides of Monican Role evard and in the Ash lots. Guests of campus resident students MUST park in the main (Volpe) lots Campus parking ,regulations will be strictly enforced during, the academic year. The first w'Pek of tall clas4es will be considered;to:'bel, ,� , race period" in order ,that studentf. relay obtain the appropriate p rki cg decal. $ Following the "grace period" vehicles'. which fail to dJspla a :pprrent decal or which are not parked an the appropriate parking area will be - towed frorn campus at. the: owners ex.pense., In most case s AhE _ Owing; c.osts range from 70-$80. There is ample parking on carpus and yopr cooperation during the year will be sincerely appreciated. i L {, [ 7:I k j'- "iKiJ{C 'liifrl'.�,ii- ' ;.L} �`+ Shy-!r{ ley-� '-�kl�.[a 4r Wi �.i`�Vr r[ 0111 �MUIRTA., ". RA ?. M- -rtn T•ti' , � , �y}p 1' Ink L'?'y g1AX1 Depacnt al Pcwnc Sallr. VA I e r RAFria REGULATIONS cycles artd scooters must dkplay stickers in a 'llie privilege of driving or having a mol or place where it cart readily be seeet at all times, vehicc{which Precludes scooters and motor 3. Stickers inust be removcct after a student, cycles}on the Merrimack College campus a t staff or faculty member is no longer registered any tithe of the clay or night,Sundays and at the college,or when a vehicle is sold or holidays included,is extended to those who transferred to anoflter.A lost or defaced sticker comply wilt the following regWatiom. mint be mplaced at once.Stickers are not transferable.Stickers imued to faculty and staff I- The operator must be legally qualified to are issued Only for their own personal use- Any Operate a motor vehicle in the Oats mon- transfers or misim a of these s tickers will result wealth of Massmhuset#s and ih�vehicle in cancellation of said sticker.All persons in- must he legally registered to operate on the volved will be finer!$10 each, stares other 4. Students from highways of the state.Cip rnpus Pohce or any th titan P�lass?icltirtset�, police officer on the campus may at any time are reminded ftt if they operate}a motor vehicle require the operator to present evidence that in this state for 30 days or more,they must comply the irtotor vehide is covered by public with tree statutes of the Commonwealth regarding liability insurance and property damage. compt"insurance-They are obligated by law {opera tors and passengers on Motor cycles to complete the out of state forms available at lite must wear a helmet while ridin on carnpus- . Nparbneat•of Public Safety. { 2" TTc college reserves the rigl to with- draw motor vehicle privileges foist any OPERAT101i € student,staff or faculty member at any thYte L The op-cration of a muter vehicle on or about for any cause. the campus in excess of 15 mph,shall be prim 3" The Director of Planrdng and AdmLihtra- facie eviderice of careless driving and violators tion of the tullege reserves the right to make are subject to a$25 fine- cxceplions to the following motor vehicle I Traffic signs,signals,and ins of the regulations solely to himself and the Director police shall be obeyed. Accidents involving of Public Safety,All exceptifrrrs must be made personal in#uries must be reported at once, in writing and signed personally by one of Property damage accidents must he reparted if the above before becoming etfecIive- the damage exceeds 250-00 3" Any person who operates a motor veltie on GENERAL REGULATIONS ' a sidewalk or the lawns of llie college shall pay I- Any studciit,staff or fact.;lty member lio for any damage dorie and is subject to a 25-00 operates a motor vehicle on the campus that fine and possible disciplinary action- has not been registered with the Departmeat , of Public Safety within 48 hours from the PARKiflo REGULATIONS time it is brought onto[lie campus,is Ali students,faculty and staff,roust park on deemed to be operating this vehicle illegally the campus in the areas provided for this pu rpose, and appropriate action will be taken, 2. Every veWde inust display in full view the No PARKMG college regktratlon sticker,which must be At the start of the school year there will be a placed on the lef ide of ft rear window of three day grace period and during thi,;time the veltiide.In the case cf a ccmvcrtible,it may warfdngs will be issued for all areas with the be pl{ncecl on the left vent window,Motor exception of handicapped areas. After this grace period,fires will be levied on all violations. t { � i 1. Enlronces to buildings,sidewalk,and abandur ing the vehide to return to hfslher firelanes.A fireiane constitutes any area that if home or dormitory room.Faiiore to do so blocked,would restrict emergency vehicles will restdt in the rernoval of the vehicle from from accessing any buUdings on campus, the campus at[lie owners or operators 2. In front!of Monican and Ash Centers, expense,at the discretion of the Department 3. On roadways going around Moniican Center of Public Safety. or the rear of same,with the exception of service vehicles.Bitter side of the roadway leading to REM10VAL OF MOTOR VENCLE the St.Thorbas and St,An Ws apartments. 4. No parking on either side of the road lending lif1W�lr�EAl; I��ES to Ash Center or in the rear of the building. = S, Either side of the roach in the rear of the All vehicles r�ust be rernoved frorn the townhouses which leads to the emergency gate parking hots foRowins a snow storm to on Foxhill Rd, facilitate Plowing operations accoMrig to the 6, No parking on islands around the boulevard following schedule: 7. Father side of Cullen Ave.;in front of Volpe Center,or.on the sidewalks adjaomt to Volpe. 5t.Ann's Lot =1 A +1 to 11 A 8-' Center of Sullivan parking lot St.Thghas Lot -11 AM to 12 PM 9.- Plaza area in€coat of Gildea Hall except in Walsh Way 12,30 FM to 1,30 PM ! certain authorized instances. } Ash 11M PM to 230 P � 10.Fntrar s to and in#1te cirde around - k McQuade Library, Vehicles sltotdd be moved to the main 11% West side of FhAtq Way frgm church and commuter lot urdil your resident lot is east side of Gildea hall to Rock Ridge Road- cleared.Once the resident lot is cleared the 12. Either side of road from the emergency gate vebide must b�moved out of the commuter in-rear of Gildea Hall, lot to a&ornmudate day and everting stu- 13_ No parking on ea-,Wde a Flaherty Way. dents.All vehides tbat are not moved will 14, No parking except for authorized guest be towed at the ow,xexa expense. parking in front of Austin Hall, V�QL�k��l�lil RESPO S[O FUTY the Deparittteat of Public Safety at its L The student,staff ar faculty member who own discretion,may remove any vehtide at owns and or operates a vehicle on eFunp us,shall any t me whuch is parked in violation of the b:e responsible for any liability or damage claims col€cgc rcgula�1ons.Cast Of sudi removal and (including parking penalties)arising from the any other penalties which may be incurred vehicle are charged agahist the student,staff or , The college assunw-a no responsibility for the faculty member who owns a.Lxd or operates rare or the protection of any vehicle or any of its the vehicle- contents at any thne including the time it is in The abandonment of any motor vehicle any parking area. on any part of#hie Merrimae-k College 3, Any persan owning or controlling the campus is prohibited.Any motor vehicle operathm of a motor vehicle which becomes parked an the campus without current Sta to disabled while on the Merrimack College registration plates attached to the vehicle will campus,must assume the responsibility of be deemed to be an abandoned veNcie,and notifying the DPS of the disablement before as such wi ll be subject to imrnedia to removal from the campus_The I,ist registered owner After dirm violations in one academic year, ` or person in control of the abandoned the vehicle will be subject to towing if any vehicle,as utdtcated by the Department of further violations occur, Public Safety records,will be personally responsible for the cost of removaL storage, ENFORCEMENT or any.otlter charges that may b� involved. 1. Miforcernent of these regulations iq the The defense that this vehicle has been sold or respomibility of the Department of Public transferred,to another person at a prior date Sa fety or any police officer who is employod by is vain, Ali-transactions of this nature must the college to work on tlwe campus_ be properi�registered and f ded'with the 2. Any student wl�o has an unpaid fine at#lie end department of Yublic Safety at the time the of the serferwillhave his grades or diploma transactbrk tools place, withheld until.the fine has been paid in Wit the businm office and he/she will stet be allowed to SPECIAL PERM17S register for the fallowing Rmester dasacs_. 1. PhysicaRy handicapped persons may receive spedal parking permits.Only those RIGHTS vehicles displaying valid state handicapped 1. Arty individual will have the right to submit License plates or a placard will be authorized an appeal within five business days.All appeals to park ifs designated handicapped parking will go directly to the Director of Public Safety. areas.Tho a individuals who regj iw access and no appeals wil l be had unless all previous to handicapped parking areas,d to a fines have been paid. t temporary:med ical condition:,Will be given a 2. No appeals will be heard for violations of fu idicapped parking decal oftek providing dcsignated lxand"pped or fiirehuw areas_ appropdate medical documentation sigaed by a physdtian. CAMPUS PARAINC IS BY PE1 M[T My PEFNAl1Ii The absence of posted signs shall not constitute a valid exeuse far violating the 1. All fines will be paid directly to the regulations set forth in this booklet business office, and be billed onlyby Itic buMne.ss office_ C{Il'fllf UTER STUDENT PARKima AREAS 2- A$25.00 fine shall levied�ui arty studer%t,staff or faculty rflernber,or axny i- Parking lot west of the church fw sun(s)who refuses to stop and identify 2. West%ide of Flaherty Way from chapel therr�selvcs,or who deliberately drives their i1xtCrSectiort to the start of angle parking area. motor vehides an the wv)ng side of any 3_ Angle parking in front of At;stirn Hall facing divided roadway.Habitual offenders FhAl be M-c lade Library subject to disc iplinary action,thx!revocation of 4. Main parking lot � their parr privilege and in the case of staff or facul ly,department Treads will be notified. FAcI LTY AND STAFF PARKin AREAS i 3. An additional$Z5 fine shall be assessed 1. Angle parking along west side of ilalierttyWay on each ticket in excess of three violations, 2. North side of Giidea Hail,parallel parking 4. Cancella l inn of any parking ticket issued 3_ lot in front of Sullivan Hall and McQuade shall be made only by the Director of public Library Safety or fps representative. 4. Rear of ildea-lal.l a 5, 6,Hts gy�pp,,.� MtkwM E 2. 1\ i. 3.44 .. AO M': : � a VIS 4 k E ��Cllli 21StiC�� � r r. ditt h'!1 Y.F> 'y�� aid"iI'A.1 IM qu ,yik' E_•i( ,rry 9:.'. ��;f " `i �,yF yF�r - y��•� y T+FYJ1]Y CQMPCEXES YLAYM FIEI..I]5 ra V r� ' { AW CEtVTRC TE2YfJiS M wir'A&CEE#IitE y" fl{r�r&mer jq lfj) '{ Lfirsrdrmer F�aR}�. r - VOLPE 1'1 SYSLCAL EDiIGIT!t?N CT 4TER MAIN PARICNG I OT� �f � ; TOWN `i ,, s�rk�RG�rbfx}F!i I#OUsr;s +�MENDEL CENTER ITAMMI ALTH CENTER Silf+!{[IAxai EngrNeer�l�g F� �- - f " 3 dV ER HOUSE ` = i w =47 RNAN IAL AID Oildea Hall I.Z Iti'f€IQLJAi?E Y ry f�ILDEAFiAI.E Third ftor ° - CONTINUING EDUGATJO HALL ;+: a-, * CYFle y Hall Ll15AL c" First Floor IaLL i{� fAdmi*;Nlp ! V LLI + L L E J.r Merr'unack- MISS, + i ONS Norlh Andover, Massachu setts J' 4 i'ARkIG`2G J COLLEGIATE CHAPEL LOT 1 ELri 5141Q �To Andovc+CSnlcf ANDOVErt 5 f NO,ANDOVE�{ :- arLta Rule 128 � � -,TL{EI'I��SEL7EN3"SHO�fSis 1997 7; ow 50years = = MERRIMACK COLLEGE 1947-1997 To: Richard J. Santagati,President _ David K. Breen, YP Planning and Adrninistywion Richard Cain,Director of Public Safety r.Joseph B. Cartier, VP for In.aUuriorralAdvaneemgnt Ms. Maryellen TviS Col liton, Director of tudentActivi4es Mr. Richard Rmr ig, Cbnfiereno and EventsManag& Mr. Barry Smith,Director of Pur-, ur ing 13renda E. Smith, VPfor Aseal Affairs From: Dr. Joseph T. Ktfflff, P far srwent Li Date: June 30, 1997 r Many of you have been involved over the past year hi the effort of Student Life to establish a shuttle van service for our students. As you know, the shuttle service will enable student to access local shops, T-stops, banks and shopping malls. We also hope, eventually, to provide service to Boston and arnbridge on weekends so that our student can take advantage of the cultural opportunities there. The schedule is being finalized this sum er and will be coordinated with local M RTA and ETA service. The-van will be operational for students in September. A f I f 315' RNPIKE STREET NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 -as-8a7- o NO� tl >©, � RI ` Df i 19 5 @� �- i \ � \ \ ek i � \ \ \ 6 � . I 7 , » Andover ? :. . . Serrior. MAPLE . . J T i 4 � �7 Cfprs } '. [nn Uj a:x rk errrnriaf Mt �ail^ ; i f�er# *k T3 rrr,�s VA4 A BUS BUS Bi,s Bus Bus Bus B415 Bus BUS STARTS LcrivE�s Leaves Leaves Leaves Leaves Leaves Leaves ENDS Sec at fli-rm from ffa>rn from from from Tram at Other sunior Town Chc! UMW Q. Walnut hlerrimaok Watntlt High acid YMCA DodoT's 5idc (;,inter HW! and Murton and Elm College afid Elm Haverhill f{irk -WEEKDAYS- AN S �:30 7:32 7-3 5 7,37 - 7:15 7:48 7:50 8:15 8:17 € ,20 8:22 — _-- 9:30 €3:3:3 - 6:35 e 9:00 9:02 9:05 9:07 — — 4:15 9:18 9:20 9:45 q:47 9:50 9:52 10:00 10:03 _— 10:05 --:... ......-- - ...................... —_ ...... x, 14-30 10:;32 10:35 10:37 1U:39 10:42 10:45 t0:48 10:50 i T 1:15 11:17 11:20 12,20 11:22 1<1:24 1 L27 1 1:30 11933 11:35 .. _ r�-nn, & 12:00 ... . . 12:02 12;05 _; 12;07 12:09 12.12 12,15 12:18 , h 1 :45 12:47 12:50 12,52 12:5z4 12:57 1:00 1:0 1:05 ...._. i:39 1-:12 1.45 1:45 1:50 � f'3TJ 1:3 1'35 �:37 f6L 2:15 2:T7 2:20 2:2 2-24 2:27 2:30 :. 2,35 �...... - ...... ...................... & 3:00 3:02 3:05 3,07 3:09 3,12 3:15 3,18 3:20 � 3,45 3 ... - —........ ... ....... .... 4:30 4,32 4:35 4:37 4939 4,42 4:45 4:48 4.50 t 5:f 5 5:17' 5920 5,22 5:24 5,27. . . .............5:.30 5.33 5:35 ........... -- '00 6:02 5'05 6:07 6:09 6:12 6-.15 5118 Andp"r-- tI6 .21 WHITTiF-n `. ' ��IriCfav�sY sonar Confer Lri Park -._ ._... . F Sh�xsl�ae�rFF.t4kAl + E (2 Sto,psL N98*0 N MAN r rr LU rL Sfraw�heen � \�{� - . Square IL p An(1a -r� { to FrYa IT'q-iior1 �L`PI�JF Circf� BIAS Bus Sus Bus BUS STARTS Leaves Leaves Leaves Lc-aves FADS at €rom from fray:-: from at UoCtos's `Sliawsheer Fryo ShawsfxoOn Plaza Railroad Senior Park Sgki'ore Urdu (Marsluills) and Yearsun Cenjerr WEEKDAYS A,M 7:x0 7.54 7:,L�f 8:00 f ,04 8:10 �. 11:35 8:39 8:42 8;45 8:49.. ..._._ 8:55 9 20 9:27 9 9.-34 9-.40 4 10:05 1 .09 10:12 10:15 10,19 10:25 ....... - _... 10,50 10'S4 10757 11.00 11:04 !1'fCt 11:39 11-42 11:45 17:19 11:55 P � 12.20 12.24 12.27, 12.L 12,04 F Q5 1.0 1:1 - 1_15 1-19 1.25 —.... `...... _. ........ .r.......--- rt:50 1'S4 1:57 2.00 2:04 2,10 2:35 2:39 2'42 2:45 2:49 _... 2.55 ....... ... t1 3'20 3:24 32W 3:30 3.34 3:40 4:05 4:09 4:12 4:15 4:19 4925 4 4:50 4-54 4:57 ` :CtO 5:04 5.10 ?_ 5:35 5,39 5:42 5: 5:4 r.fr ..t.� Welcome Aboard the Merrimack ��� �� E R = m = I j Halley Regional Transit Authority! CD � I �� � �� ��o rra Days of Operation ' Go Monday through Friday. Service will not operate 0 q cD on tho lollowing holidays. New Year's Day, Martin t.ulher King Day, Presidents'Day, Patriots'Day, �;, *c �= " �n Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day. rn � 9 � �•� °a a olumbus Day,Vaterans'Day,Thanksgiving and 5 � U hrisimas. _ CL .,�• W: ' +n ? Sin ' Flag Policy a F 3 Persons wishing to board the bus must wave to r - ¢ �, Me bus operator as the ve€ lcfa app=vhes and � ° a:� be on the sane We of the street as the bus. CD Bike Pallcy Bigdes are allowed on the vehicles if space is availabla. Accessibility All bDses are wl eelchair accessible anal arc, s equipped w+ h k e2leis.The information on ibis _ schedule will be;produced in an accessible forma,! � IIIJ Iii1rJ! 11 F � upon request, : - ' 15H 171EIii111 17 Faro Informatforx IrJi EEJi1117i IJ Full Fare---------------- $1.o0 1171 IE1i11rJ1 1! # Senior Citizens,age 60 and over• -ems Transportation Qisabled" , 'y, _ s Students, ages 13-17. ... .. . - - --50 on si fhool days only from 7-B-30 arr�and -3:30 pr'n - - i hildron, ages 6-1 -- ---- -=- --- -- - -- 500 11lirrJ ❑ children, 5 & under-- - - --------------- FREE with are adult Tra��sfers---------- - m-Q r : C C 04 3 0 --- - - - ---- - - --- REIr C � _. {p Cr • '�# Access PSSS ninst b 3 B' da rcv 0 SA presented at time of boarding to � �� �� � ,� 0 0 c o 0 ' qualify for the Transportation JD (D Z CL 0 r 77 w Zr Disabled FREE fare. "Ow n C 0 El M om . -U�: Schedule & Route Information- �ja �� N 3 3 1-800-2 1-RIDE (Voi &TDD) 3 �� �r� x � z o C Comments, Complaints & Commendations: o Z � m 37 -1184 or 372m427 cr o Lost & Found- E� Ca � � � 37 -24 7 - r . Storm water Management Plarn STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAIN MERRIMACK COLLEGE STUDENT HOUSING NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS I. Project Descrfp Ion The proposed project includes the construction of a two building Student Housing Residential trompfax, uIllity infrasiructure, hard scope, and landscape. No project activities will occur within a welland resource area, riverfront area, or buffer zone. 11. Soil Erosion and Sediment Control for this projecl, soil erosion and sediment control will consist of lemporary and permonent devices to stabilize]he site both during and following construction. Temporary devices employed during construction include silt fences, baylbole runoff diversion berms, dust control, and catch basin filters. Following construction, disturbed areas not omupied by impervious surfcsces wi€€ be sic bi€ized by vegetative landscape, m u16irig, looming and seeding. Temporary devices will continue to be mointained +until areas disturbed by construction have been permanently stabilized by vegetative growth. III. Starmweiter Management Two methods will be used tQ manage stormwaler generated by the proied. Roof runoff Will be routed to subs urFace leaching fac11ities for ground infiltration, and surface runoff wilt be conveyed Jo the existing co€lege drainage network 1hroijgh a slandard catch basin/manhole system. Conveying roof runoff to the ground reduces runoff general ion from impervious surfaces compared — to existing conditions. This is attributed to the disp€ocernent of the ex€sting asphalt parking lot by the proposed buildings and associated landscape, Consequently, the pro}ect is categorized as a Redevelopment Project- Standard 7 in the DEP- Stormwater Management Guidelines. To mitigate storm water runoff to the extent pmeeticoble, new catch basins will be designed as deep sump basins with ail and gas hoods to trap pollutants. Improvements to the existing slorm ater system vrilf be occo rnpli shed in the vicinity of the project connection points through inspecting, cleaning, and retrofitting existing catch basin sirucWres to vpgrade pollutant removal performance. . Sewer Water Calculations memorandum Oran date May 21, 1997 to John Hollywood, Poiricio Grandieri From Doug Hartnett project name Marri muck College project no. 61 9A.05 subject ENF Sewage Flow Eslimates Thai following are eslimotod sewage flows for the Freshman Student Flous!ng Project. The flows are based on the Stole Environmental Code, Title 5. Student occupancy is based orx 20 square feet.rac. ...ar .s per studerl: Sasaki Assoc9aras Inc. �CGi�flCHI� 64 Plepsan!Slreat Watertown MwsaehL�seEfs Meeting/Mu INpurposo Rooms, 1500 sf r 20 = 75 students 02 t72 USA Chapel 350 sf � 20 - 18 students Lounge 1800sf t 20 = 90 slucdenis t 617 926 3300 lobbies 870 sf (no occupancy) f 617 92A 27A8 Control Desk Lobby 338 sf (no occupancy) Public Toilets 400 0 (rEo occupancy) Kitchen 75 sf (no occupancy) Assumptions: • Lobbies are not considered rneeling space • It is assumed the Ocken has no dishwashing facilities, fryofolor, etc. Sewage No college 300 persons x 65 gpd/person � 19,500 9pd One Bedroom Apt.(2 residents} 1 bedroom x 110 gpd/bedroom- 110 gpd Meeting/MuNpuropose Rooms 75 students x 109pd/sludent 750 gpd Lounge 90 students x I0gpd slvdents 900 gpd Chapel 18 students x 3gpdfstudent 54 gpd Total Flow Estimate = 21, 14-g Note: Meeting morns and lounges are bused on a secondary school with no cafeteria, gymnosxurn, or showers- . Letter from North Andover Fire Department Wiffiam V. Dolan, Chief of Department JI-�-3-1997 10'22 DEPT €F PUBLIC SAFETY Sa8 1337 5425 P.02 00 YPS RT14 14NDOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT * ; CENTRAL FIRE HEADQUARTER _ 124 Malts Street North Andover, Wass. 0184 iCHUS WILLIAM �/ /► f r Chef of varwrlmant Tel. (508) 6BB-9593 Fax (508) 69&9594 To. North Andover PImming Board From. "ire CfAefDolan - RE. wnritnack liege-New Dornitorics Dateb 1217 j s 1 s k � t The North Andover Fire Departmeftt supports Menimack College In their proposal for the cowv=ation of new dcrrititcries_adjacent to the Ashe Center. l have revievw+ d the proposAJ -and have had the opportunity to make comment and recommw&dons. These fhoffities will provide studM residents with t h,Highest degree of built in fire = protection which shall in orporaie alarm, detection suppression and notiii.cation to the fire _ depa�`toler�t, Tl ss proposal will also address ihe'delioea#ion of the access roads within the campus, which has been-a major safety concern for sorne time, Merrimack College and particularly Bob Copola have made a every effort to address the fire safety cons of this proposed Md n . Wftm V. Dolan Firc Grief .... n . rn cno n-'7 - 4nc oC1 i_C 0M", i . Letter from Town of Forth Andover, Office of the Chief of Police Richard M. Stanley, Chief JUL--03-1997 10:23 DEPT OF PUBLIC SRPETY 508 837 5425 P.03 *� S• offirm Of f9CICC CHIEF or. POLICIt 3* A.�_.;~4T # NORTH A DOVER. MASMCKUSEI'��S PH ON •mot..• ' 8 - 168 W FORD M. STA LEV `. CNEF - k k Rif,:hard Rowen, ChalT nan july { i, 1997 [-North Andover P kaming Board F !30 ohf)ol St. x North Andover, NSA 01 4 Dear Mr. Roweh, please accept this letier of s;ppo11 for the proposed construction v ' new dormitory near Ash Ceritcr on the uampuS 0f Merrimfick C01ICge- I have disctm tho plans with college officials and have Tie objections to the -oonstiuction of Us facility. - Me�rna& College has long hceti a tremendous asset to the Merrimack Valley c mmuni6es, particularly North Andover. We have enjoyed a wonderful working relationship witli cols go of#toiald.; aver the years and the colle a is truly deserving cif our Nupport for this Project. If I can offer further input pl oase do riot hesitate to colit4aCt me, Sincerely, } Richard M. Thief of Police cc ChiefRichard Cain Morimack Lollop Nib lic Safety f TONAL P-03 O C'r(_'r to ri el Attachment 1 le Plons CAMPUS PLAN set I' 200, 5&E EXISTING CONDITIONS PLAN Scale i ' CM. SITE PREPARATION PLAN Sic !' ' C t GIUDING a DRAINAGE PLAN Sic !' ' C t LMIATIES PLAN sca r= 4o' C4Q. DETAILS C,4- D£rL& E&t LAYOUT PLAN Scale !' ' G. PLANTING PLAN ._ Steel '