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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence - 1077 OSGOOD STREET 2/13/2008 Page I of 1 Daley, Lincoln ----............--............ .. ..... From: bbl077@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 2:28 PM To: Daley, Lincoln Subject: Butcher Boy Market Hi Lincoln, Please look over the attached draft of our waiver request. I plan to supply the following for the meeting Tuesday night: 1) 2 full size copies and 7 reduced copies of the existing and proposed site plans and cooler drawing. 2) letter of memorandum draft from Susan Sawyer addressing health department concerns (I faxed a draft of this memorandum to Susan today). 3) Cut sheets on the materials to be used to construct the cooler walls and flooring systems. Cut sheet on the refrigeration units to be used. 4) Informational materials on the contractors that will perform the work. Let me know if this information is sufficient. I would appreciate any insight you can provide in helping me to prepare for our presentation. Thanks Al Alan Yameen Butcher Boy Market .......... More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL,Mail! 2/21/2008 Angus Realty Corporation and Butcher Boy Market request a waiver of Site Plan Review and a waiver of Watershed Protection District Special Permit for the construction of an approximately eight-hundred (800) square foot refrigerated storage cooler. The purpose of the request is to alleviate ongoing storage space inadequacies at Butcher Boy Market. The location of the proposed cooler is on the south side of the existing building. There are currently two dry storage units located in the proposed area of construction. These dry storage units have been in this location for over ten years. The setback distance for the proposed storage cooler from the closest property line is sixty-five (65) feet. The proposed cooler is less than two- thousand (2000) square feet of gross floor area and does not require five (5) or more parking spaces. The proposed use does not have a significant impact both within the site and in relation to adjacent properties and streets, on pedestrian and vehicular traffic, public services or infrastructure, environmental, unique and historic resources, or on abutting properties. The proposed use does not expand the existing footprint and does not disturb existing topography. The cooler would sit on a concrete pad and be constructed of insulated galvanized steel panels with an aluminum cove base. The floor would be coated with Stonclad UT installed by Stonhard Floor Systems. The cooler would have an insulated rubber membrane roof with a slanted rubber membrane shed roof over the entire cooler area. The refrigeration units would be located on the roof of the existing Butcher Boy Market building. The cooler would be situated three (3) feet from the existing building per the approval of the North Andover Fire Department. 7