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J.E.S. DEVELOPER J. E. 5. Developer ' c Spfld. St/Kenszng-t. t 1 �� r�� ai� ❑ Mail official absent voting ballot to ............... .......... ................... . ....... ............................... ................... ......... ......................... (street and Dumber) ......................................................................................................................................................................................I.................. (City or Town) (state or Country) ❑ Since I have no address outside the city or town from wbieh the ballot may be seasonably returned, I will call for the ballot at the office of the town or city clerk, following certification of this application by the registrars, and will vote upon the ballot in said office, at a time arranged with the clerk. (If in the service of the United States, the applicant will fill out the following.) I am,in the military,naval, civil service of the United States, and my rank or official position is.............................. ......... ................................................ ........................... (signature) (Date) (If unable by reason of physical disability to cast his vote in person at the polling place, the applicant will sign the' following:) I hereby certify that I will be unable by reason of physical disability.to cast may vote in person at the polling place on the date of the election. sustve)..... ............................................. ......... ..gate). ................. ..... CERTIFICATE OF PHYSICIAN, HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT, ATTENDING REGISTERED NURSE OR LICENSED PRACTICAL, NURSE, ORDAINED MINISTER, PRIEST OR RABBI, OR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER NOTE. This certificate is not required if a certificate of permanent disability of the applicant has been filed with said city or town clerk. I, ................................................................................................................................. , certify that the applicant ................................................................................................................................................................. personally known to me, will by reason of physical disability be unable to cast his vote at the polling place on the date of the primary. FA y ��- - TOWN OF AG AWA M 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 01001 y Tel. 413-786-0400 o9p�r4i'EQ MP�� PLANNING BOARD November 19, 1981 J.E.S. Development Corporation 655 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Dear Sirs: At a duly called meeting of the Agawam Planning Board the Board voted to approve your plans under "Subdivision Control Law Not Required", for the parcel of land located on South West Street. Plans drawn by Durkee, White, Towne & Chapdelaine, Chicopee, MA. Dated November 12, 1981 . Very truly yours, AGA' PLANK ARD 401 APB/sje cc : Town Clerk Assessors File #1446 � r Nft.t FORMA 4�C ACAROX FOR ENDORSEM&, OF PLAN BELIEVED NOT TO REQUIRE APPROVAL File one completed form with the Planning Board and one copy with thA Town Clerk in accordance with the requirementa of Section 11-H. Agawam, Mass. November 16. . . ... 19. To the Planning Board: The undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of his property in the Town of Agawam does not constitute a subdivision within the meaning of the Subdivision Control Law, herewith submits said plan for a determination and endorsement that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Law is not required. 1. Name of Applicant . J.E..S..DF-VEEOPMENT. G 9P.P.R MN . . .. . ..... . ............... ............. .. Address 655.Springfield Street, Feeding .. Hills, MA 01030.. ..... .............. 2. Name of Engineer or Surveyor Dudee,.White.. 10VVe. ,$, Ne.-.00 del ai Re) Address 356 Front.S. .tre.e.t,, Oi013,. ., , 0 .. ,...., ..... 8. Deed ofaproperty recorded in . 141PRAQ— County. .... . . .. . ... . . . . .... . . . . ....... . .. ..... . $e&try, 4675 g 394 and Book .5b74 . .... ...... .. Page •739. .. . ..... . 4. Location and Description of Property: Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32 Southwest Street, Feeding Hills, (Plans 170, pages fib and 67) 4q 0 J.E.S. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Signature of owne . . .q04'w-. Robert A. DeSimone, President Address 655, Spri pgfi el d Street..Ege4iA9. Hi 11 s, MA , , Al l ROVI-J, ZONE C.iIA PE � 1'OWN OI,' :1(;.'XW M #N I'M.: YI- AR t}NI-: 1'#I()USANl) NtNV, 11UNDREU 1S+ : N oltI IN:1M 4 I'() r11411•:NI) 1'111• ZONING URDINANC:k lip• it ordained hy ,the i'trtitiir (.'OLMVi1 of tht' 1"Mil of Agawam its follows: Me tuning ordirt.iiicc• I)ASSI'd a id (In Dec. �!1, 1972. to take effect o1�i Jan. 1. 1973. ciititl.�t1 "l,i)tting" is horei)y crrnunded by changing from Agr eW14'i`*d to Business A for ccri.iin I.t.al i-5t.rtl: lkwc ttvd at .the rear of business Lary I��r field St. , Aguw•unr, h #'�i°ink; ttic,rC� partiviikir•ly described & bounderls�l .to 0 lkr9i III llr+i uI. wt irtan I,iI-v in ttte: I it,r•LIie,rIY tine of Springfield 2treet , at Ltre .itht tliwc-Lit voritur• ,)I' Atuid rruw or formerly of JOROS ,. DeveluprncsuL CO. , III,-. and r•urirtilig, ,:()U111I1 880 03' 00" WEST 010" 3 said northerly line of .;prirkrfieLd "'treet, Five Hundred Sixteen r and 23/100 (516.? 3} fret to a pin; thence turning and rutariillyg MONTH 850 14' 00" WK VI' along said rrc,r t he r 1 y line of 8pringf1#34 F { Street , Forty-Six and 08/100 (h6.08) feet; thence turning "d running WORTH 1,14) 571 i8" FAS'r 1'or a distance of JI LOM lid Eighty and 71/100 (8ho.71 ) Ieet to an irciii pin; nee tY c" ry and running SOUril 'r40 lib' 45" EA:=T fur a distance of TIC 7777, Ifinety-Six and 9'1/)Uo (?516.97) feet; thence torsi � t n st]m 750 11+ 25" 1F.A&P I'c r a d 1st.t►rr1'G O r TWO Jtluudrsd � vv and 69 W (254.69) feet to an Iron pin; and thou" Is F rwrt►inl; f+pU'1'li.:"' 'is, I?" EAST along Iond nowor JPp .Ont:� 3 �� "t g Cincut:t,a for a disUdive ot'` Four Hundred Eighty-Qno OW (481,65) feast to un iriur pipv; thence turning *Ad .mkt 840 OOr 1+3" Mlfi.:1T alonf; ]and now 'or formerly.of J,,Z.8', IDa1r� * F Co. . Inc. . Two Hand rail and 00/i oo (:'o0.00) feet to in t&VD and thence turning and running 0OUTH 60 491 118" FwOJSTalong t> . laud now or furrtrerly of Uuld J .E.S. Uevelupmerst Co. $ Inc. j Two Hundred and 00/100 (2100.00) feet to ttr,: iron pipe at the poiAti or f � trei;irnilrrg. By order of the Agawam Town Council. Edward A. Caba, Council Clerk P�L1,Ylt[)V1A' GON1,: ('tlr1 :/.( )NI.. 1'ciWN ()1�' :W'AW!LIL1 " IN l'111: 1. 1. AR 0NV 'I !1[)US LNI ) NIN!': 11l1N1]1t11 ) & SEVU:,N1;Y-1r:1GHT AN [)oil}IN:LNi ' I . l'( ) A1411:ND I'lll /.[)1viN(; O111-1NANCE T Bc It l,r'4tlkkilt'i1 by llkt• Vowlt C'utinvil of t1w !',Mn of Agawam as fcrllowsr:. . Me zoning ordiir.iiict. li:iys"•cl a Id on Dec.. 21, 1972, to take.. effett:01i" Jan. 1, 1973, 4cititic•c1 "Zonilig"" is IIert-by amended by changing from .Agrict1g.4, , to Busint-ss A for c crl.,in Y•e al c stAu ltic•,itt-cl at the mar of busin�esi�s 1i11� Q�1 �"' f -ld St. , Ag aw- altk, h boing nkc)rc -ly described & bounded 11 61144, huglIu1113A e►t, UJI i rt'll pi lit. in ttac- iic,r-thcrly line of Springheld y V :itreet , ut t1w ;:i"ut I,wv;-A- vorner tit' 1 tuid now or formerly of J.$.26 Developmv,it cu. , lii� and rk aming ::()Ulrii 81P 031 QU" WEST aloft .3 said northerly 1 iiae of lipritirf'ield -�Lrect, Five Hundred Si lty •�._:; and 100 1 turning ni �'3/ (y16.: 3) t'r�.t to a ,isi• tllrrac�B Lus•rfi and rugtal MONTH 850 14' 00" W1':.,P tiluug >;aid northerly line of Spring!#. ". Street, Forty-:l i x and 08/l 00 (46.u8) feet ; thence turnilpg apd running NOH`fH W` 570 18" FAST for t► distance of jught Kighty and r 1/100 (dhO.71 ) t*ec t to an i roll. pin'. t)OAc 4ad running `.011TH '10 481 45" EAuT fur a dint#once of tea. Ninety-Six and 97/100 (?96.97) feet ; thence tuir=1 r ,, x SOWN 750 14' .25111. 1r ltt.1 J' 1'01• a d i K t k ua(Le o f ,7%m Hunger ! � t k i` } i , �,5 9 and 69/100` (254.69.) reef to an iron pin; and thecae t1� ��`�:?" ¢� rwinirio; 410tn'll "u .ii' 1i'" PAS31' .0ung land now Ql." YPII'srerij►.,p!' iY;Af- r } -: t: Cincotta for a eliti•ta►tace or Your liurk►il•ed !Ni {L81.65} test to mi 1rase pjpo; ' tt,rnce .turnind &►d p# 6 I c' ' ri Y 84 001 ,43 >al�.:,'7` aio land now or, fon�erly ot; J448k , R' ;". ,ri a$ tip. Co. , Zinc. , Two 1buidred. and 00/100 (200.00) foot to on no•,1 � � ,��`; ' ,� ,' and t1moce turning`urld r•unn i ng ;.;OUTH 60 49 4 $AST i1►1aft a 1. land now or formerly c,f isaxid 3 .t:.S. Develupment. Co. , Zile '!100 w' Hundred uiki! 00/l00 (2()().OO) I'L�t:t to tore. iron pipe at tote poiti #>l` ,. ' '• I beginning, • r By order of the Agawam Town Council. t Edward. A. Caba, Council Clerk PROVED ORDINANC* IN 1'111 't I. 11i t ► l INI 131 'NIMP i) AND Sl'.Vf•.NTY EJ(;1-t'i' AN [liil:ttl AM I- I'( ► 01 ILNI: I'fll ( t)I. I ill'' ME' l'OWN OF AGAWAM Art ordiwin t• tt) ,1iiit 11d i 11,gAt'1' iti r I.Iit. cotit. of the Town of Agawam liv it orduirte-d t)v ti►u t,l' t.tt=, Ilow►t of Agawam as follows; Chapter. 16 ciititle(i "Stt-e•t•I ; ni ht-r by anit•ndcd as follows: Add -----------__•• �- - --- n!t•r•l��l_i: tll, ".� rur;I.�r_�,c.:c.:EPTAl�f4:E_ Sec. 16-2.-), Strc �l e'[ litar►c'c In accordance with Ma :is,ichusei is General Law Chapter 82, the Town of;'. Agawam hereby adopts tit-, f of low ut j NI„ced are for the acceptance of.ways within the town as s tre.. I s" whereupon the responsibilitles.for 1hlDsl�e streets so accepted by tiit• Go=iticil sh jil thereafter rest with the Town 38 determined by Massachu.,ictts General Law and town ordinances. Sec. 16-26. Establishm. itt of a Street Acceptat1c,_Coi�lt tee a1"Aultn# thg.Councit. - _ There is hereby estoblished a StretA Acceptance Committee who ahall.be. the Agent of the Council as defined by General Low for purposes.of,kid Wi1w, public hearings, m-akiny ie,commendation to the Council.ai d :otheit-Wie t'M.Ofo4il�p. ; istrating the petition foi- the acceptance of a way, The Committye:a� :. composed of three ctjun.;tlois to be appointed by the Council Pr*044wat'aal w two members of the Plan►mij Board to be appointed by the Town the Superintendent of the Department of Public Worksw .' terra 0.1 ' councilors shall be coterminous with their counell tersrE and the telMO ` Planning Board members shall be coterminous with t"Ir Pilo". # Ppo , x a intment. �# . Sec. 16-27. Meth+)4 ot_Irjjtin3 ati Chr ACCeQ Of tan��r - - t Owners of land in the town may petition the Town Council im ' of a way as an accepted street by filing with the Coumil Cleric, a, 1 u bearing the signatures of at least seventy-five percent of the O%MM# thltlr Y lots abutting the way as indicated by the assessor`s teewdse k r of Public Works may also, with the approval of the TOWA MMDMM, the Town Council for the acceptance of a way without the requ r� � petition bearing the signatures of any abutting owners. <; Council Clerk shall pit ntptly forward any sLich petition to the`$tt'iMet: Acceptance Committer, tt,t its pubic hearing a6d recommendation. -at4d. o the Planning Board for its reea,mmendation. Sec. 16-28. PiUl:ess_tf !%cc_lptinj qydS_tl17 AC„wCeDtedfts The Street Acceptant,+ 0iminilive s1wit adept, with the approval of the . Town Council, regulations and farms fete ►hc acceptance process. Such regulations S'rli 1 be avdibible in (he 'A,wi Cierk's office. By order of the Agawam Town Council. Edward A. Caba, Council Clerk 41 PROVED ORDINANCO 0 M 111! 1 l _ li; } . I I I1t W.,, t1i MNI 111 M)I(I. D AND SLVENI'Y LIGHT AN OR Id I N1 . I'III ( ( )1 ,1 ()1.' lill: 1'UWN OF AGIAWAM Aft ol•diwink-u to ,irm ,(I ) li:ilr c" 11i I' 11w ( ixlc ul• th►! Town of Agawam lic• it ()i'ftai11L'(j 1,4• tli(. t)1' th, h)%S a of Agawam as follows: chapter lei clititleci "Str(•r•ts n 5idt•k-L ilks' is lic•rchy :,ttit•ruled as follows: :acid ------ ---- ------ -- _ ---- , !tRTI(Al M. STRUT AUG 'PTANGE_ Sec. 16-2 .). StrEt;�t Ati.:,•epi,iiict lit accurt_lance with M11 iSd :hu�.�tts General Law Chapter 82, the Town of Agawam hereby adopts tho toilowui j pi oc:edare for the acceptance of ways within the town as "a.;c voted stn,. Is" whereupon the responsibilities for those streets so accepted by the., Co-mc:il shall thereafter rest with the Town a determined by Massachlcivits General f.aw dnd town ordinances. Sec. 16-26. E_t-tablisIj+c , ►it ._,t a Strut. Ac_cepywev_CmMI11ee as Aeellt f0 : t_Q_.Caunc it. There is hereby estublished d Struut Acceptance Committee who ahell-ba the Agent of the Council as defined by General Law for purposes ,of'holdbq public hearings, mskiny it-commendation to the Council and otherwise for istrating the petition for the acceptance of a way. The Commlttes shall b# ., composed of three councilors to be appointed by the Council 1''t"idwat and two members of the Plarutt114 Board to be appointed by the Town MomMer the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works. The WCFAO of t�s councilors shall be coterimnous with their council torts end the tome.61` PIanning Beard members slidil be coterminous with Choir Plialnnir •Ilk- d appointment. N , Sec, 16-27. MSth(24pj_lrtitiattn t e AccelQtangg of a Wa. t Owners of land in the town may petition the Town Council Ilttr t".. of a way as an accepted street ,by filing with the COW WWI CIO*# a bearing the signatures of at least seventy-five poroest pil the awims lots abutting the way as indicated by the assessor`s Ir+eact ds. Tltm 1Pu of Public Works may also, with the approval of the 3 1di i the Town Council for the acceptance of d way without the ti .. agl>l` petition bearing the signatrret; of any abutting owilters. Council Clerk shall piomptly fc,rward any such petition to.the Street Acceptance Committee 1(,t its public hearing and recommendation,': and. to. the Planning Board for itu rec,-mimendation. Sec. 16-28. P'rot;esst,f A(-ceptiny �► '�4��d _an Ac_ ceote�f t t. The Street Acceptarwi O)minitive shall adopt, with the approval of the Town Council, regulations and farms for the acceptance process. Such. regulations shall be dVdtlitble tit the TOW) 'ierk's of;ice. By order of the Agawam Town Council. Edward A. Caba, Council Clerk i it's 19UWN OF AGAWAM F- MASSACNUSN.TTS kj 1101kM OF APPEALS Mp D6CIS+ON OF BOARD PF APPEALS F Deis Februarg 9. JM-- pt�cin. .1 J. E. S. Development Corp. _ Proini.•e @,noels+ Lot J. E. S. Development Carp., represented by Mr. Robert DeSisone, came before the Board of Appeals at a putblia hearing held on Ja=nkry 170 1979 at 7*30 P.M. seeking relief from Section 20, Paragraph 41 and Paragraph 44 to allow the construction of a duplex residence with less than the required side lot clears-,Ice on Lot #12 at the easterly corner of Mooreland Street. A review of the facts presented at the hearing, .and the observation of the "on site" inspection by Board membere, allowed the Board to conclude the following to arkive at a judical decisions 1, The lot is zoned Business A. 2. The area is a mixture of single family residences, duplexes, as well as a quadruplex, and business establishments. 3. The majority of lots in the mediate area ars:of a similar size (50 feet by 100 feet) and are part of an old subdivision created mw w Yea" Sip• 4. The granting of this relief would not svbstant derogate from the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance Therefore, based on the statement of facts, and with this power vested in this Board of Appeals in and for the Town of Agawamo we do vote unanimouslry to grant the requested relief subject to the following conditionst 1. Lot will be limited to one „duplex" famUy residence. 2, Set back from Springfield Street will be (350) thirty-five feet. 3. There will be no vehicular ingress or egress from Springfield Street. 4. Driveway and parking areas will be located to the rear of the property with ingress and egress from Mooreland Street. 5. No vehicle parking is allowed in the 35' (thirty-five foot) set back area from Springfield Street. 6, Side lot set back on Mooreland Street will be a minimum of (101) tea TOWN OF APAW 'k ROAM , 1979 Fl_[� �Ap DECISION OF BOARD PF APKALS i pas Februa P.t�tio� of_- J. E. ProWwwo 61106W T4t 42 Spr4ngf.WA-ftreet � PageZ - feet or in line with adjacent home on Mooreland Street. 7. Petitioner shall have recorded with the Hampden County Registry of Deeds an "Issuance of Special Permit" form furnished by the Board of Appeals, The Special Permit shall not become effective until the petitioner furnishes proof to the Building Inspector that such recording has taken place. g, All other requirements of the Zoning Chances shall be met as well as ww other conditions domed in the "public good" by the Building Inspector, .1 BOARD OF APPFAIS lEETING January 17, 1979 The following members attended the 7:30 P.H. meeting: T. Progulske, Chairman J. Zerra, Clerk J. Juliaao, Vies Chairman &We&l of J.1.3 Develo ent Corp. Lot #12 S r field-8t,91 Case The petitioner comes before the Board seeking a relief frain Section 20, Paragraph 41 and 44 to allow the constructdon of a duplex residence with less than the required side lot clearance on lot #12, Springfield Street at the corner of ftoreluA Street. The Chair opened the hearing by introducing the ambers and reading the notice of the public hearing. He then explained the procedure the hearing will, f011ow ° and called upon the petitioner to present his came. Mr. Robert DeSimone: 655 Springfield St. representing the J.E.S. Corp. "We want to utilise this lot and we felt that the best us* would be a duplex residence. The area is a mixture of single*, duplexes and right across the street is a four family complex. There are also business establishments in the smo area." Mr. Frogulske: *Which way are you going to face this house?" Mr. DeSimone: "Face it on Springfield St and have all driveways on Mooreland St." Mr. Zerra: "I feel the house should be set back 35 feet from Springfield St. and 10t not back in line with the other houses on Nooreland St. This setback i would make the house comply with Residence and Business set back requirements and visibility of the corner lot would not be blocked." Mr. Progulske: *There is plenty of room to accomplish this set back and also to have the drivemq on Mooreland Street." S Mr. Zerra: "Placing the house with a 35 foot set back would allow the promises < to be used for any type of Business A venture without coating before the Board ' of Appeals and asking for a set back variance." 1 Mr. DeSimones "I believe this is a good suggestion and ask that it be m ds a requirement in your decision." Fred Marieb: 9 Mooreland St. All of this area was cut up into 90 foot lots, I am in favor of their request." Mr. George Perry: 13 Mooreland St. "What is the set back requirements on house lots?" 6M E i CO-1 OF AGAWAM. MASSACHUSEM rozio-v No. .......f:3 ............. r• F . APPLICATION TO BOARD OF APPEALS FOR VARIATION FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONlNS InAW Applicant: ` �S..5......�,.,�f-i.-.v . .. ..... .....�..Z..' ...............,. Application in heresy made for a variation from the regdrements of$ectiop.. �:: Pua=rsply of the Zoning Ordinance. p} Premises-affected an (a) known as NUIIRZ4 .V7'Gr.19;........Street, ...4•. R:�...�.7.......(b) ...............hd distant from the corner of .......!')OorGL�q/VD.......street chi CeirHew r" Proposed L sise of b0dig:........SP.......feet front: ..../.dQ. ......feet deep. Height: ......... .....sWev ...,............. .test, f. Occupancy or Use: (Ot t0th glow) ...4..........p Lax...L-?........:...•......................•.,.:............... S. Building Zone Disttiet: ...... A............. i. 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' a Es THIS SIDE TO BE FILLED OUT BY THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Followin0 is a list of dames and addressee of owners of the fee, of 811 prope*y frontbW ba the wee aide of the slrw and which lias within 400 foes at am&side of the land in question irrespective &r street +intersactimu. add 00 owmaA of dw a propertks in front and in the rear of the land tnonestion: Names: .... ....a..41..a.................... ...... •.•....•.a..\..••.1............................. ..............r...... f,.aa..r a.... ............1}...............1....•..•.......... •............ ................f .r ♦•.a.• ....•.r.••...............0............... ................ ........f 1.aa..al.r•.I,r.rf •f.•f......•f.flf..,f..•........................ •.........• .....•{..fr..• •...•.•.,af.........................a........... ....a.••.•........•......Ifs.}{..a!!}.1.•.!}. •a.a..\...{•al.a..0.4..4.6.....I................ ............. •..........a,..r}.......a...... tit.ras..•}{I../\•I.a.•.•...1.1{.f............a. .............I........,...9..a 4...,0.0..0.009 00.0...4}•}aa.aa00a 0a4..-4...,s..a.4 a............ ........................0./•....s.,.....•..r. •.1a....}f.{fa.0.6..0.................o......... .......a.......•a....a.a...r/...,....a,.f..a. ..•0.0.*..goat...•}.a►.f\af.a.•....a•..........♦ ........................ra afl..a ffa.a•totals . ..•1•I4faf♦.a1aa111,11.1•.•{..1...a............• ................0......fla sees•{....a.a♦..ff. .\•..ff•.f..a1•.afrfr....• ...............r....• ....0.......I...........0*a.600•.Is.111.s.aaa a...a....♦..f\•a•r•..........•........•......... ..•...........•..•..................err\••11. •.....,...••.f.a.f.ra..r............• •.....a..• ..a.•f........•........}rfflra.....s..am a/{f ......1..•..a..afa a............................. .....•....•.....-........Haaae...a..r.......f i /..,••..ra..ea.r•.flf4...•..........I..........• .........................rr•{.s...•....r.{1•• ..•►ae....a..r•{•..Ia....•I.r................... ......f..............f....{,.....r{se.r.e•.!♦ ••.•..••..r.aa.aa..fe..r...................... . •....•.......r.......a.rrf}•Ir...r..{f.r.{{.f * oa-a-,3f, � A i TOWN OF AGAWAM MASSACNUSF-TTS +� BOARD OF APPEALS _ M DECISION OF BOARD OF APPEALS P M Date necember il '' Petition of rn cn Premises affected - 655 Springfield Street Case #882 ED 49 Mr. Robert Desimones on behalf of J. E. S. Development, came before the Board of Appeals at a public hearing held on November 23, 1976. The petitioner is seeking r relief Pram Section 20, Paragraph 43 A of the Zoning Ordinances, to allow the commercial occupancy of a building with less than the required set back distance on the premises known as 655 Springfield Street, Each Board member reviewed the evidence as presented at the said public hearing and after observing the premises during "on site" inspections the entire Board arrived at the following facts t 1. The property is zoned business. 2. The building has been occupied by a real estate office since November 1, 1976. 3. The structure was formally residential in use. 4. The building is (18) ei teen feet back from, the Town line on Springfield Streets (17rseventeen feet short of the required (35) thirty--five feet. 5. The building was constructed in 19410 prior to the adoption of the Zoning Ordinances. 6. The structure on the lot to the east of the petitioner's has a setback no greater than that of the petitioners 7. Even as a residential use, the structure was in violation of the setback requirement. After weighing all the facts the Board has determined the followings 1. A severe financial hardship exists because it would be eeonomica14 unfeasible to move the structure or remove part of the structure so as to make it comply with the setback requirements. To deny the petitioner use of the building would serve no purpose since the structure's setback will remain in violation of the Town Ordinance. 2. The granting of the (17) seventeen foot setback variance will not derogate from the intent of the Zoning-By-Laws because the setback problem was the end result of circumstances that could not be altered by those By-Laws. r 4 A TOWN OF AGAWAM - MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF APPEALS DECISION OF BOARD OF APPEALS Dale peoembep 3 �O 39-tl Petition of_ _;�.- . Development Premises affected A55 sari n fi elrl Street „_ _( --e d-492 0 � ti7 Page ,.2.. 3. After carefully studying the location of the structure and its proximity to the road, the Board unanimously agrees that the public good will not be harmed. Therefore, with the power vested in this Board of Appeals for the Town of Agawam, Massachusetts, lre do unanimously vote to grant the requested setback variance. This variance will be subject to they fallowing conditiorma 1. The peLitionesr shall have recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds a "Notice of Variance" form furnished by the Board. The variance shall not became valid until the petitioner furnishes proof to the Building Inspector that such a recording has taken place. r t� TOW L.ERK OFFICE BOAM OF APPEALS XYMING Ow skier AM. MASS. The following MembersWere pit at the 8100 P.M. hrweict W6 DEC -9 M W. I 7 Theodore A. Progulske, Chairuaa John shausbaessy, Vice Chairman Dennis X. fieba rta, Acting Claris Appeal. of J.S.S. Developments 655 Springfield St. Cass I= Appeal for the relief from Section 20, Psragrq& 43 A of the Zoning Asa to allm the cosmtiercial a:cupency of a building with loss than the required set bank d#stanco an the promises known as 655 Stroet. The hearing was opened by Chairman Theodore A. Progmlake at precisely St00PX o'clock. He proceeded to read the required legal not3ser Speaking on behalf of J.S.S. Development was Mr. mart Daetimone, of 44 KarvW Johnson Dr. Agarma, Maas. 02=. Nobody else was present at the hearing. Mr. Progulske introduced the Hoard itembers and proceeded to a4line the procedure used in holding such a bea dng. He than called upon Mr. Deai3eane to substantiate the appeal. W. Deaiowe wplained that when J.S.S. wed the property, it had Intended to use the building as a Deal Fstato office. He said at the present time it is being used as such. He coatinwed by saying that he was noaware that the building had to be 35' back from the road until he received this notice frm the Building Inspector :after seeking an occupancy permit. Questioner by Chairman Psogulske revealed the follarring: 1. The Wading lams been accupi.ed bg the real estate offUe since +} yam. }��.�y��y.��y�y�1 y�� residential y��/��y►}{�� {}�. 2. The s ructwo was f� residential in use. Qu"tioning by the Vice Chairman, Mr. 5haagh0essy'a revaaldod that Us paMPWW is in bmainess moved w d even as a residential use the structure Ras U violation of the setback requirement. Also, it would be e untaasib3e to move the structure of remove part of the structure so as to mako it comply with the requirements. Mr. Desinoae stated that the building was conetzmated is 1%1., for to the adoption of the zoning by—Uwe. IOWN CLERK A �E SOAW OF APPEALS nETIC AGA� � � SS alber 23, 1976 Was DEC " He continued t0' explaining that there is a 501 lot to the crest *f the structure and that the building on tbe lot to the east has a setback no greater than that of the petitionerts. So a- . xdcation was received by the Board either for or agaiaat the petitioneres request- Upan informing the petitiaer of his rights of &Wsri, the Ch4i rMA adjourned they bearing at precsise4 gto7 P.K. o;eloak, Respectfully sitter!s Dennis M. Roberrts$ Acting C3erk Ninutes received - December 7e 1976 Xi=tes typed - December 7, 1976 Kinntes to W. Cana - l a- y- 7 G Dooddian received �► Decisicet typed - Deaisicn mailed *- Deaisim to Yx. Caba - r TOWN OF ASAWAM. MASSACHUSETTS Board of Appeals Agawam Gu.of Ai;ea!;; � No. ... ��''�.................. Agawam,Mass. Filed ............... :. Hearing ........................ APPLICATION TO BOA O APPEALS FOR VARIATION FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING BYLAW �H- .vow.�L4 Applicant: .... eg e( ",.. ...... Address: 4e r:.. ..... Application is hereby made for a variation from the requirements of .... Paragraph..e-w 4'.;. of the Zoning Ordinance. _ {� Premises affected are (a) known NU ER ..,!:�. � ..,..Street; �`t, a��c�...(b) ...�Y........feet distant from the corner of .. �+r ' .....,..Street Description of Proposed Building ��/Irr )Sibfeet 1. Size of building:.....`T 3........feet front: ... deep. Height: .... .r.......stor. ........�....... .feet. 2. Occupancy or Use: (of each floor) .......`fs .Vx......Yc ..$rl�r .................................... S. Building Zone District: ...b.v- 'a�1 �.... ........ 4. Date of Erection: ... 71.... . ............... ..... 5. Has there been a previous appeal, under zoning, on these premises: ...... 0........................................ e. Description of proposed work of ns (� '�p ............................................... ............... c]... 47�...'� ... 4r.. ............................................... ........................................................................................................... .............. 7. The principal reapon which I base Tappilion are.as follows se ... t Il 4.. 1.� .1..... .... � ... C-, -� .......... - ..,.-..pp ......�3 ...- � :.... � ... urn.. ° "�^` cN - ..* ►. e .... *:.,.,.. .. ..............�i.i .i.. . .NS :�:.. ....... 6Z z.IQ...�.- AOPI 9L6 ............................... ..... 4.. ............. 'SSb4 'Wvhld�d ... ............... ............ 331�10 }lf�l� NIA01 Slgnatnre of owner or hie anthorlsed ent Notice:—This application must be.filled out in ink or typewritten. THIS SIDE TO BE FILLED OUT BY THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Following is a list of names and addresses of owners of the fee, of all property fronting on the same side of the street and which lies within 400 feet of each side of the land in question irrespective of street intersections, and the owners of the E properties in front and in the rear of the land in question: Names: Addresses: ............................................ ................................................ ............................................ ................................................ ............................................. G1,A'LIER & COL13MAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW t SUITE 610 COURT SoUARk. 13U1LOIN61 51 ELM STREET SPUINGFIELD, MASSACF1T75E'TTS 01103 BERNARD GLAZIER TELEPHONE 7:37 .-15..6 DANA M. GOLDMAN AREA CODE •115 March 17, 1978 Mr. Edward .A. Caba, Coucil Clerk Agawam Town Hall 36 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001 Dear Mr. Caba: Please be advised that my client, J. E. S. Development Corporation, wishes to withdraw its request for rezoning of a parcel of land located on the southerly side of Kensington Street, Feeding Hills, now before the Council . Kindly notify the undersigned should a personal appearance be required before the Council for the purpose of withdrawing the above petition. Very truly yours, Dana M. Goldman DMG/tls [1 f T O N OF AGAWAM INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM FROM: Yla_nning Board DATE: February 22 lW8 TO: Edward A. Coba, Council neil ClerkSUBJECT: W1263 -- Gone Change Street CC: Town Council - 16 Peter Caputo, Town hanager David C. Gallano, Director Finance Administration Planning Board Members Robert W. Donald, Consultant John P. Stone, Director D.P.W. Conservation Commission Dana Goldman, Esquire Petitioner File 4 4 , TOWN OF AGAWA y. 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETIM 01001. Tel. 413. 44QQ D Planning Board February 210 1978 Fir. :11dvjard A. Cabs, Council Clerk ToTm of A ;aVram Agawn.m, Te as s. (11001 Re: File fi#1265 ZQPTE. CHANGE REQi E ST -- Kensington Street o J.B.S. Development. Corp. , Petitioner. Dear Mr. 0aba: This letter is to certify to you that at a duly called meeting of the Agawam Planning Board held on Thursday, Pebruary 16, 19.V, the Board voted ¢ - 0 (one abstention) to recommend to the''.-Town Council that the zone change request for Kensington Street for 0.17 acres of land, be denied, because to do otherwise would further fragment the existing parcels of land. The Plannitg Board ` y recommends that any action the Town Council takes solidifies -1 d use rather than. fragnent. The I anning Board recommends that no zone changes be conpidwod uj until. the Council has completed its review, analysis and ad10n j ot:.tne proposed zoning map. cv Respectfully submitted, Ui w V w AGAWAY1 PLANNING BOARD Public HearirL-: Feb. 2, 1976. Advertisina Dates: Jan. 17 any. r `.,�. c .G-• Cr Jan. y, 1978, Springfield r. Newspaper, Pietro W--st Editions. 4 r Attachments: 5 #4 - .:: Sd e ill k File �#19' nN'SINGTDWi STR�,ET - Zone Change from Residence A-2 to Business A 0.17 acres of land on the. southerly aide of Kensingt©n Street. Adjacent nro erty uses: Single unit residential on Kensington Street.." The an�d-t ward Springfield Street is zoned Business A. Sewerage and Water: This zone charge is so small it would have .ale effect on-The sewer and water. systems in the area which could absorb the requirements .of a normal business use of this size. Drains e: The drainage systems in this area -are quite limited .in capacity. Additional paved and roofed areas which would. direct storm runoff onto the streets should be discouraged. Vehicular Access: Kensington Street was reconstructed and paved' last summer. e D.P.W, will not grant a pewit to open this . street to install services to the parcel, in question. All services requiring road cuts will have to be brought in from Norrla Street. The 7].1P.W. does not anticipate that traffic v*l'ume generated by a business use of this size would be significant. A permit for drive locations must be obtained from D.P.W. and joint use of existing; business drives would be encouraged. Present Zonin The present zone Business A. allows construction off i�.�gsafo occur to the property lines ::with allowances only for safety precautions. If this zone change occurs, a large part of the existing lot would remain in Residential A zoning. Note: The petitioner has already poured a foundation for a two unit dwelling, but the zone Business A does not make it mandatory for this land to be used as a two unit dwelling, but would allow it. to be used for any commercial use. Master Plannin : Master PlaTming indicates that site reviews are man .atory. Until such provision is allowed under the zoning ordinance, we do not recommend action be" taken in this area. Reports (attached) : John P. Stone, 'Director '.D.P.W. Safety Officer " Conservation Commission Y !" Minutes of the Public Dearing - File #1263 :INNSINGTDN STRUT. ; February 2, 19?S ZONF, CHANGE. MUST -► J.E.S. Development Corporation, Petitioner. Request to rezone 0.17 acres of land from Residence 1-2 to fteiness A. Members Present: Members Absent ' Natalie C, George, Chairman: Robert;S. Bergin, 01e k Barbara J. Cook Arthur J. Fuchs Ronald R. Huot Also Present; Richard C. ,Morassi, Counsel Richard "J. Stapleton, Research Assistant This public hearing opened. at 7.:45 P.M. Mrs. George read the dates of the legal advertisement*- wh h speared . Newspapers, Metro West Editions on V. in the Springfield n { 17, *1978 and Wednesdays January 25, 1978. `� The applicant, Robert DeSimone, waived the. reading of the legal description of the property. DanaGoldman. Esquire, represented the applicant,. and made th6 presentation. Mra Goldman stated that .J.E S. Development Obrporation is , ntiti=iAg the Town Council for this property which fronts . on gensing Street. A The request is: for .a 50 foot strip of land to be rezoned from Residence A-2. to Business, in order to allow for the construction of -a 7 ftlex home, and not to extend. the commercially ,zoned area. One hViWLrerd-fifty .,. feet deep on Springfield Street is. presently �zoaed BUBin#ea-,►.` six blocks from this location 200 ft. depth is zoned Business . Mrs,.-George asked if, the building can be. put up en the ft ty -00t strip if the rest of. the parcel is still zoned Residence Ai-2. The ward is � z aware that the foundation has already been put int and wand d'why. the building was being put so near the commercial zone. The BoArd also wondered why the petitioner did not request, a rezoning Xorlthe, entire parcel of the land and put the building in a better location on the property. Mr. DeSimone stated that in order to stay witbin the` 200 ft. that they thought w89 originally all zoned Business A,: .they only;potitioned for the 50 ft. strip. Mr. Goldman said that they did not go past the 200 .ft. in the.. Zone change request because then they would infringe on the single, family residential zone that exists in the area. Mr. Goldman stated that they were prepared to bare a straw.deerd drawn. up, even though this could not be requested legally, in -order to , Feb. 2, 1978 assure the Town that a duplex will be built. and not any of. -tbe other uses allowed in a .Business zone. This will guarantee the use of the land for the duplex. The 'deed' would state.that the building would be for residential purposes only. A discussion took place regarding this type of deed with Richard Morassi. He pointed out that this could be revoked voluntarily ` by the applicant. ; Mrs. George suggested separating the duplex building from the commercial area with a- fence (constructed) or a:living shrubbery one, as a oafety feature. Mrs. George asked if there were any further questions from -tom Board or from those- in attendance at this hearing. Mr. Daniel A. DeMatos, 66 Amherst Avenue, pointed out that the building foundation was constructed without obtaining a building - permit. He then asked if the duplex could be built up to. tb*Une in a Business zone, and was informed that it ovul.d be. Mr. . Matos then asked if they could build on the residenti.sa section of: the property. , Mrs. . George told him that they could not, only if the land was able to meet the zoning requirements of that zcme s = Mr. Richard Cook, 61 Kensington Street, asked what guarantee would JAI there. lie : if the property is sold and a new owner wanted to putt in a commercial use, ..t Mrs. George informed him that there is no guarentee under the present zoning ordinance of the town. t: The following indicated their apposition to the grantin -of the zone change request: 4 Mr. Richard Cook, 61 Kensington Street Yvonne Burnstei.n Marjorie. H. 11olzman, 32 Kensington Street (by phone call), This opposition was followed up by a letter recefted on February 9, 1978. ." .. Mrs. George explained to those present that the damning Soard will draw a report and recommendation to be sent to the Town Council x before march 10, 1978. The report will contain. the condifii re the sewer, water, drainage. Mr. Goldman said that the abuttors had all been provided laft oration when the Board of Appeals had their hearing in -October 19779' on the request for a, variance. He explained that the Board of.A 'pas can . - only grant a variance or a special permit. The Board of � P=8. could not have granted a variance under the law, and Mr. Goldman wanted the abuttors in attendance to realize that this hearing is a totally different situation. Mr. Cook and Mr. DeMatos requested copies of the recommendation that the Planning Board sends to the Town Council. This hearing closed at 8:30 P.M. :� '3 3 10 ON OF AGAWAA INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDU* FROM: Department of Public Works DATE. Februa .12, 1978 4 T D: Planning Hoard s u s J E e T Zone Chang�ensingtcxgE, SU At your request we have reviewed the proposed zone change. Since the stets change is so small it would have little effect on the sewer and water system in the area which could absorb the requirements of a normal business use of this size. The drainage systems in this area are quite limited in capacity. Additional paved and rooted areas which would direct storm runoff onto our streets should be discouraged. Kensington Street was reconstructed and paved only last summer. we will not grant a permit to open this street to install services to the parcel in qwe"�• All services requiring road cuts will have to be brought in from Dorris WWII We do not anticipate that traffic volume generated by a business nsw of tads size would be significant. A permit for drive locations Host be obtained from the D.P.W. and joint use of existing business drives would be encouraged* s John P+ ,Stone, Dix`. 'Dlt& . JPS/arc; 1 i -JP NflFAGAW . INTER-OFFICE MEMORANuUM 13 TO: 'T d Chr !ian. SUBJECT: '/-mij G-DAUCA =Q31AAt - enJin -ton 5t. A$ Safety k f.rigor i w : id oppose ttiis z:3ne chance for t ha folowt ag reasons; It w-ulna only add to 6n already congested area in whied no good solutlan has been found. Fringing tree business area down a residential street would o to sdo do traJ'fic on this street C-us expanding.- the potential for a,ecid s .and d t-4 1 grading the ;:•enoral safety of tI,e area. I think with ttie xprnaicn of Vie bus !mess zone onto lZensingt ,9t. 'he street would fast become a major artery, kJr4" , ECEIVES!NSN, . t r`WN OF AAA A INTER-OFFICE MEA01RANDA �, r. A� 7 T ponse�cvatian Commis®3.oa Jam. le �.9?S 'q' `. LPN►= OaTIS 4 , • gyp; p"�s��r�i�tr 13o�r8 ,.. ��{{��"��. ��# If this zone charge is �antedg the conservation Com�44l4W.- would riot require a' gr Ming s R.J.L.Vol Wem ' I Ott^:•r+A►Hl . + ' .' ' .. '`.: _,. �. . _: �� . � .. a s.� . �: �. - v a C .a +� �. ri' + �� . � � To The Town Council AVw&*, HA The undersigned rsspectfulV petition to chunp the Follow described lend from Agricultural to amino$$ A. S . Exhibit D SUPPLEMENTARY LEGAL DESCRIPTION The legal description which is given below represents a surveyor's description by way of metes and bounds of the subject parcel of real estate for which the zone change is sought. The below description is taken from the plan of the locus, Exhibit "E". Exhibit "A" and Exhibit "B" are two deeds by which the property was conveyed into the Cleary family. Both of these deeds describe the property by way of an archaic description which is extremely difficult to understand; therefore, the following surveyor's description is submitted and it must be . understood that the surveyor's description includes the property otherwise described by Exhibit "A" and Exhibit "B". Beginning at an iron pipe in the northerly line of Springfield Street, at the southwest corner of land now or formerly of J.E.S. Development Co. , Inc. and running SOUTH 880 03' 00" WEST along said northerly line of Springfield Street, Five Hundred Sixteen and 23/100 (516.23) feet to a pin; thence turning and running. NORTH 850 14, 00" WEST along said northerly line of Springfield Street, Forty--Six and 08/100 (46.08) feet; thence turning and running NORTH 120 57' 38" EAST for a distance of Eight Hundred Eighty and 71/100 (880.71) feet to an iron pin; thence turning and running SOUTH 740 48, 45" EAST for a distance of Two Hundred Ninety-Six and 97/100 (296.97) feet; thence turning and running SOUTH 750 14' 25" EAST for a distance of Two Hundred Fifty-Four and 691100 (254.69) feet to an iron pin; and thence turning and running SOUTH 20 33' 12" EAST along land now or formerly of one Cincotta for a distance of Four Hundred Eighty-One and 65/100 (481.65) feet to an iron pipe; thence turning and running SOUTH 840 00' 43" WEST along land now or formerly of J.E.S. Development Co. , Inc. , Two Hundred and 00/100 (200.00) feet to an iron pipe; and thence turning and running SOUTH 60 49' 48" EAST along the land now or formerly of said J.E.S. Development Co. , Inc. , Two Hundred and 00/100 (200.00) feet to the iron pipe at the point of beginning. NOVAK & AGNOLI By Michael D. Parker Attorney for the Petitioners 138T Main Street Springfield, Mass. 01103 (113) 731-8229 -2- f ►�I ro h GLAZIEIR & GOLD KAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW SUITE WO COURT BVUARH. I3U1L17IN� 31 ELM STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACNUSETTS 01103 13ER14ARD GLAZIER TEI."IiONE 737 35.56 DANA M.GOLDMAN ARRA CODE •l k3. March 17, 1978 Mr. Edward A. Caba, Coucil Clerk Agawam 'lawn Hall 36 Main Street Agawam., Massachusetts 01001 Dear Mr. Caba: please be advised that my client, J. E. S. Development Corporation, wishes to withdraw its request for rezoning of a parcel of land located on the southerly side of Kensington Street, feeding Hills, now before the Council . Kindly notify the undersigned should a personal appearance be required before the Council for the purpose of withdrawing the. above petition. Very truly yours, Dana M. Goldman DMG/tl$ T O N OF AOAWAM F INTER- FFICE MEMORANDUM FROM: Planning Board _ DATE: February 22, 1978 TO: Edward A. Caba, Council Clerk SUBJECT- #1263 - Zone Change Request- e In Street CC: Town Council - 18 Peter Caputo, Town. Manager David C. Gallano, Director Finance & Administration Planning Board Members Robert W. Donald, Consultant John P. Stone, Director D.P.W. Conservation Commission Dana Goldman, Esquire Petitioner File TOWN OF AGAWAM 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 01001 Tel. 413-786-0400 �0 spy Planning Board February 21, 1978 Mr. Edward A. Caba, Council Clerk Town of Agawam Agawam, Mass. 01001 Re: File ##1263 ZOVE CHANGE REQUEST '- Kensington Street, J.E.S. Development. Corp. , Petitioner. Dear Mr. Cabal This letter is to certify to you that at a duly called meeting of the Agawam Planning Board held on Thursday, February 16, 19781, the Board voted 4 - 0 (one abstention) to recommend to the Town Council that the zone change request for Kensington Street f'pr 0.17 acres of land, be denied, because to do otherwise would further fragment the existing parcels of land. The Planning Board recommends that any action the Town Council takes solidifies land use rather than fragment. The Planning Board recommends that no zone changes be considered until the Council has completed its review, analysis and adoption w c! the proposed zoning map. S2 Respectfully submitted, LU.:. N AGAWAM PLANNING BOARD a LL. c.� Public Hearing: Feb. 2, 1978. Advertising Dates: Jan. 17 and � C• Jan. 25', 1978, Springfield Newspaper, Metro West Editions. - NCG/wean Attachments: 5 :1` Pile #1263 KENSINGTON STREET - Zone Change from Residence A-2 to Business A - 0.17 acres of land on the southerly side of Kensington Street. Ad acent zroRerty uses: Single unit residential on Kensington Street. The land toward Springfield Street is zoned Business A. Sewerage and Water: This zone change is so small it would have e e ect on he sewer and water systems in the area which could absorb the requirements of a normal business use of this size. Drainage: The drainage systems in this area are quite limited in capacity. Additional paved and roofed areas which would direct storm runoff onto the streets should be discouraged. Vehicular Access: Kensington Street was reconstructed and paved last summer. T e D.P.W. will not grant a permit to open this street to install services to- the parcel in question. 'All -,services requiring road cuts will have to be brought in. from Norris Street. The D.P.W. does not anticipate that traffic volume generated by a business use of this size would be significant. A permit for drive locations must be obtained from D.P.W. and joint use of existing business drives would be encouraged. Present Zoning: The present zone Business A. allows construction - of bui dings to occur to the property lines with allowances only for safety precautions. If this zone change occurs, a large part of the existing lot would remain in Residential A zoning. Note: The petitioner has already poured a foundation for a two unit dwelling, but the zone Business A does not make it mandatory for this land to be' used as a two unit dwelling, but would allow it to be used for any commercial use. Master Planning: Master Planning indicates that site reviews are mandatory. :- Until such provision is allowed under the zoning ordinance, we do not recommend action be taken in this area. Rep arts (attached) : John P. Stone, Director D.F.W. Safety Officer Conservation Commission Minutes of the Public Hearing File #1263 MOSINGTON STRUT February 2, 1978 ZONE, CHANGE REQUEST - J.E.S. Development Corporation, Petitioner. Request to rezone 0.17 acres of land from Residence A-2 to Business A. Members Present: Members Absent Natalie C. George, Chairman Robert_S. Bergin, Clerk Barbara J. Cook Arthur J. Fuchs Ronald R. Huot Also Present: Richard C. Morassi, Counsel Richard J. Stapleton, Research Assistant This public hearing opened at 7:45 P.M. Mrs. George read .the dates of the legal advert vemant, which appeared in the Springfield Newspapers, Metro West Editions -on Tuesday, ,.anus 179 1978 and Wednesday., January 25, 1975. E The applicant, Robert DeSimone, waived the. reading of the legal descri.pti.on of .the property. Dana. Goldman, Esquire, represented the applicant,. and madet. the presentation. Mr. Goldman. stated that -J.E.S. Development Gorp ration is : etitioni the . TowniCouncil for this property which fronts . on Senain vn.stree The request is fora 50 . foot strip of land to - be rezoned- Residence w; A-2 to Business, in order to allow for the construction of -a -duplex home. and not to extend. the commercially zoned area.. One humbed-fifty , feet deep on Springfield Street is presently oohed Business A,. Six blocks from this location 200 ft. depth is zoned Business.A. Yws. -George asked if the building can be put up on the f jilty. foot strip if the rest of the parcel is still zoned .Resi-amwe A-�2. E64rd lit ' aware that the foundation has already been put in, and wondevid why , Y the building was being put so near the commercial zone. The Board also wondered why the petitioner did not request a rezoniug Tor .the. entire parcel of the land and put the building in a better location on the property. Mr. De5imone stated that in order to stay Within the 200 ft. that they thought Was originally all zoned Business A, .they only petitioned . y� for the 50 ft. strip. Mr. Goldman said that they dial not go past the 20o .ft. in the. zone change request because then they would infringe on the six4le. family residential zone that exists in the area. Mr. Goldman stated that. they were prepared to have- ai straw deed drawn. up, even though this could not be requested legally, in order to ' Feb. 2, 1978 assure the Town that a duplex will be built and not any of. the other uses allowed in a Business zone. This will antee the use of the land for the duplex. The *deed-+ 'wo�state that the building would be for residential purposes only. A discussion took place regarding this typq of deed with Richard Morassi. He pointed out that this could be revoked voluntarily by the applicant. f. 'Mrs. George suggested separating the duplex building from the commercial area with a. fence (constructed) or a. living shrubbery one,, as a safety feature. Mrs. George asked if there were any further questions from the Board. or from those in attendance at this hearing, Mr. Daniel A. DeMatos, 66 Amherst Avenue, pointed out that the building foundation was constructed without obtaining a building permit. He. then asked if the duplex could be built up to the line in a Business zone, and was informed that it could be. ft# . *Matos then asked if they could build on the residential section of. the property. Mrs, George told him that they could not, only if the land waa able to meet the zoning requirements of that zone. Mr. Richard Cook, 61 Kensington Street, asked what guarantee would there be if. the property is sold and a new owner wanted to put in a commercial use. Mrs. George informed him that there is no guarantee under the present zoning ordinance of the town. s The following indicated their opposition to the granting of -the zone change requests Mr. Richard Cook, 61 Kensington Street Yvonne Burnstein Marjorie H. Holzman, 32 Kensington Street (by phone call). This opposition was followed up by a letter received on February 9i 1978. Mrs. George explained to those present that the PlanrLing Board will draw a report and recommendation to be sent to the Town 00un0il before March 10, 1978. The report will contain. the conditions re the: sewer, 'water, drainage. Mr. Goldman said that the abettors had all been provided information when the Board of Appeals had their hearing in October 19779 on the request for a variance. He explained that the Board of Appeals can only grant a variance or a special permit. The Board of -.Apteals could not have granted a variance under the laws and Mr. Goldman wanted the abettors in attendance to realize that this hearing is a totally different situation. Mr. Cook and Mr. DeNlatoB requested copies of the reeormen(.ation that. the Flanning Board sends to the Town Council, This hearing closed at 8:30 P.M. CO*N OF AGAWA INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM F R 0 M: . Department of Public Works DATE, FebruaEZ 15 1978 T 0: Planning Board S U B J E C T: Zone Change-lensington St. At your request we have reviewed the proposed zone change. Since the zone change is so small it would have little effect on the sewer and water systems in the area which could absorb the requirements of a normal business use of this size. The drainage systems in this area are quite limited in capacity. Additional paved and roofed areas which would direct storm runoff onto our streets should be discouraged. Kensington Street was reconstructed and paved only last summer. We will not grant a permit to open this street to install services to the parcel in question. All services requiring road cuts will have to be brought in from Dorris Street. We do not anticipate that traffic volume generated by a business use of this size would be significant. A permit for drive locations must be obtained from the D.P.W. and joint use of existing business drives would be encouraged. IJ4 T � .CTE_IVED }"�4 �Joh _p..._Stone, _pir. .D D.P.N. _ .. JPS/arc &QV�LN OF AGAR IN R- FFICE MEMORAM FROIl: Conservation Commission DATI!c Jai. 189 1978 Kensingtou Street. If this zone change is granted, the Conservation Commission would not require a filing. (�.C . L . RECEIVEDR.d.Z. wem r AEa�am 1a g L"aar . '6 #0jf N OF AGAWA INTER-OFFICE MEMORA M FROM Sot- Safety Officer DATE- TO: d. Chrman. SUBJECT: Zoar. claanize reg.uoust Kensington St, As Safety Officer I wo ld oppose this zone change for the folowing reasons; It would only add to an already congested area in which no good solution has been .found. Bringing the business area down a residential street would create additional traffic on this street thus expanding the potential for accidents and down- grading the general safety of the area. I think with the. : xpunsion of the business zone onto Kensington St. the street would fast become a major artery. RECEIVED "=t �Pwara phuilit?082f# Apaxam OF AGAWA 36 mAOR W►WIm g 58kGAWAM. MASSACHUSETTS 01001 ; Tel. 413-78"400 Planning Board October 21, 1977 J.E.S. Development Company 655 Springfield Street Agawam, lass. 01001 43 Res File . #1250 - Sprfngiels Street 5 Gentlemen: At a duly called meeting of the Agawam Planning Board held- on Thursday, October 209 1977, the Board voted to endorse the above referenced Form A, .Subdivision Control Not Required. � > Very truly •yours, AGAWAM PLANING 130ARD a V NCG f wem CC Town Clerk/ . 'SSVW 'WVMV9q UAJ0 0313 061 4 1 r GLAZIER & GOLDMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAVA* SUITE 610 COURT SQUARE BUILDING 31 ELM STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01103 BERNARD GLAZIER TELEPHONE 737-3 5 25 6 DANA M. GOLDMAN AREA CODE 413 November 16, 1977 Town Council Agawam, Massachusetts Re: J.E.S. Development Corporation Zone Change Gentlemen: Enclosed, please find a petition for a zone change requested by our client, J.E.S. Development Corporation, along with the required copies of the plan of land and a check for $70.00. Please advise this office as to when the first hearing can be expected in regard to this matt IGLl"r truly u K Dana M. Goldman DMG:jl Enclosures No------------..................------- ---------------- ------ ••- ......19...77... To the Departmental Officer making the Payment: Frances Ennis Received of..................--- .....-_.......•.._ ---...-•----.._- ................................................................................ the sum of x*Seenl*�r..-end-.. �4 x....... .� _ Dollrs for , the ---Zone Change.-...-.. for Spf1...�...Norms...& Kens9ngton.st �' eFg -'. collections as per schedule of this date, filed in my office. . _.... ....... _................_ -.�urer. No..................................... TREASURER'S RECEIPT ..................-.............................................I.....19........... S................................. THE TOWN COUNCIL AGAWAM, MAssACHUsr.TTs November 16, ig 7 7 The undersigned -respectfully petitions for a zone change from Residence A-2 to Business A on the following described parcel of real estate fronting on the southerly side of Kensington St. : Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Kensington St. , said point being a distance of 151.81' southerly from the intersection of the westerly line of Kensington St. with the southerly side of Springfield St. , thence running along the westerly side of Kensington St. , south 260-111,-00" east 50.60' to a point; thence turning and running south 540-56'-00" west 150.34' to a point at land of Lepore; thence turning and running along last named land north 100-5t--00" west 38.11' to a point; thence turning and continuing along last named land north 830-53'-00" west 23.14' to a point; thence turning and running north 540-56'-00" east 159.94' to the point at the place of beginning; containing 7334 square feet of land, or 0.17 acres. 0 c� o eta - J. E. S. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BY ROBERT DE SIMONE, IT'S PRE IDENT 655 Springfield St. Agawam, Mass. Persons wishing to repeal,change or modify the zoning of any parcel of land shall present a written request for such in accordance with the provisions of the zoning by-laws of the town (as amended) in duplicate, together with a plat of the land which shall clearly indicate its luearion, size, and dimensions; the ownership of adjacent property; and, when pertinent or requested by the Board, she location, size and use of existing and proposed buildings or struckutes on the premises and on adjoining property. Such plat to be made at a suitable scale C equal to go feet. THE TOWN COUNCIL v AGAWAM, MASSACHusilrn .........._....November 16w........19..»-. The undersigned respectfully petitions for a zone change from Residence A-2 to Business A on the following described parcel of real estate fronting on the southerly side of Kensington St. : Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Kensington St. , said point being a distance of 151.81' southerly from the intersection of the westerly line of Kensington St. with the southerly side of Springfield St. , thence .running along the westerly side of Kensington St. , south 260-11'-00" east 50.60, to a point; thence turning and running south 540-56'-00" west 150.34' to a point at land of Lepore; thence turning and running along last named land north 100-5f--00" west 38.11' to a point; thence turning and continuing along last named land north 830-53'-00" west 23.14' to a point; thence turning and running north 540-56'-00" east 159.94, to the point at the place of beginning; containing 7334 square feet of land, or 0.17 acres. o Lt G, en Li-- CD £k` co LL'' -- J. E. S. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BY e �, ROBERT DE SIMONE, IT'S PR SIDENT 655 Springfield St. Agawam, Mass. Persons wishing to repeal, ehaege or modify the zoning of any parcel of load shall present a written request for such in accordance with the provisions of the zoning by-laws of the sown (as amended) in duplicate, together with a plat of the land which shall clearly indicate its lucariun, size, and dimensions; the ownership of adjacent property; and, when pertinent or requested by the Board, the location, Size and use of existing and proposed buildings or strucSures an the premiers and on adjoining property. Such plat to be made at a suitable scale--�i'equal to go feet. *TOWN OF AGAWAM J� MASSACHUSETTS S , Nit BOARD OF APPEALS � o z vim. DECISION OF BOARD PF "P ri" � ATE0 rn co October 27, 1977 Petition o$, J.E.S. Development Corporation_ Premises effeded 22-24 Kensington Street Case M2 J.E.S. Development Corporation came before the Board of Appeals at a public hearing held on October 12, 1977, at 7:30 F.M. The petitioner is seeking relief from Section 20, Subsection 21 and Subsection 25 to allow the construction of a two family resi- dence at the promises known as 22-24 Kensington Street. A review of all the facts presenters at the public hearing, and the observation of G the land and construction on the site by members of the Board, allowed Board members John Shaughnessy and Jerry terra to conclude the following: 1. The lot in question has sufficient area and frontage requirements, and the Planning Board approved a "Farm All for this parcel. F 2. ., The pUn showed the proposed duplex. 3. Plan of said lot showing proposed duplex was based on plans submitted to the Planning Board as "Form A" and approved. 4. Builder applied for a building permit based on this plan. 5. Permit refused by the Building inspector because the proposed structure would not conform according to zoning regulations. 6. The whole area is inundated with three gasoline stations, two shopping centers, stores, offices, and "Brady Village", a multi-family complex on the east, and other two family structures to the ~rest. ° 7. This duplex would act as a buffer between the shopping center and the existing single family residences located on Norris and Kensington Street. { 8. No objectors, either in person or by letter, from any abutters. 9. The petitioners has proven a definite monetary hardship mould occur if he is forced to build only a single family residence. 30, The granting of this variance will not derrogate from the intent or purpose of the Zoning Ordinances as the business zoning strip is for the most part 200 feet back fftm 'Springfield Street.. 7l" WN OF AGAWAM TP�+N CLERK DfFtCC MASSACNUSE'1 I G / ; , HA SS. •� IWARD OF APPLAN 1977 OCT 28 PR .E 4 19 �p JV-Xi ION OF WARD OF APPEALS October 27, 1977 Ode Pat.W0u of J.E.S. Development Corporation Penises a d22-+ Kensington Street Case M2 iisee. .........._..__..� Page 2- Therefore, based.upon the statement .of facts, the above Board members vote to grant the petitioner a variance from the Zoning By-lAws to allow the construction of a two family structure on lot number 22-24 Kensington Street subject to the following conditions: p 1. A six (6) foot high fence will be installed on the boundary lot line between the shopping center and said proposed duplex. The fence will cowaa ce at a point thirty-five (35) feet from Kensington Street and continue to a point arty--three (63) feet from Norris Street. A second six (6) foot high fence will be installed along the rear yard in a northerly direction for approx imately thirty (30) feet, then follow the lot line for an additional'twenty (20) feet along the rear lot line to the :rest. k 2.,; The petitioner shall have recorded in the Hampden County Register of Deeds a "Notice of Variance" furnished by this Board. jf 3. Duplex will meet all building requirements for this zone, y ,40.:,- A3.1 parking for proposed duplex will be in the frontage facing Kennington Street. s S• The variance shall not became fully operative until the petitioner has furnished proof to the Building Inspector that all of the above conditions are met. 6. Arty other reasonable requests by the Building Inspector which wouldbe for the"public good". Board Member Dennis Robert's Minority Report Board member Mr. Roberts, after careful consideration of the facts of this case along a with two on-eight inspections determined the followings 1. Hardship a.) Only the Building Inspector can render a legal decisions on zoning. r e TOWN OF AGAWAM TOWN CLERx OFFICE MASSACNUSMS 'HOARD OF APPEALS sir OCT 28 PR 4: 19 B P DECISION OF BOARD PF APKALS Date October 27 1M petition of J.F.S. Development Corporation .._ prember affaobd 22-24 KenslAdon Str§et Page _3- '4 b.) The petitioner saw fit to do $2000. (two thousand dollars) worth of ground lWork and foundation construction without securing a building permit. c.) Should the petitioner have filed for a building permit prior 'to the construction of the foundation the present situation would not exist. d.) It should be understood that any construction work initiated before a building permit is issued is done so,at the risk of the builder. e.) The Board of Appeals cannot be expected to remedy unfortunate zoning situations caused by haste in building construction. Z.) Granting this petition solely on the basis of a "mistake" is unsound. g.) Granting a variance to remedy a =oning violation due to poor building practices would be an unfortunate precedent. It . would be prejudicing those who adhere to 'established building procedures and zoning regulations. A "double standard" mould be created. . Board Member Mr. Roberts feels that the petitioner failed to sham hardship. The hardship claimed was self-imposed. Air. Roberts took into consideration the fact that nobody appeared at the hearing to voice their opposition to.the petition. Ho' telt that the requirements set down under state law concerning the Boardis ability to grant a variance must first be met before considering the views of the general public. In his opinion these requirements have not been fully met. Therefore,, Mr. Roberts votes to deny the petitioner's request. The Board therefore by a vote of two (2) affirmative John Shaughnessy and Jerry Zerras and one (1) vote negative Dennis Roberts, do deny the petitioner his request for a variance. rt E I 04W�5kWAM, MASSACHUSE TS R7 4EP -21 pH j 3 of App°I �P` No. .....90.L.............. Filed ... ............ Hearing ........................ APPLICATION TO BOARD OF APPEALS FOR VARIATION FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING BYLAW Applicant: .��4. ... L.V Joe dll tA4 � .�1�c•1..�A Address: r. a 14.1 *tyo Application is hereby made for a variation front the requirements of Section. ............ ................. of the Zoning Ordinance. 4y� `ice. ,O0 Premises affected are (a) known as N MBI J . Street; ..........(b) ...............I&A distant from the corner of ......�17G ...........Street Description of Building Existing 1. Size of building:........ .......feet front: . .......feet deep. Height: ..........Z.....stories: .... II12. '.... .feet. 8 Occupancy or Use: (of each floor) r�S it.E,............................................................... 3. Building Zone District: S.�� '-k e... .. 4. Date of Erectio !y� r.......................... 70 b. Has there been a previous appeal, under zoning, on these premises: ....... 8.6Desc��. .p Iworh or use- ... � ♦ ..�............ .. ............. ......................................� . ..................' ... .. .. ... ..............................I........................................................................................... ......................................................................... ..j r�?... .#... ... .. ........ 7. The principal reasons upon which I base my applicati are as follows: d • .. N.et.r ... ..: ,• ;: r.�Jf�. ...ri.....{� �si�v. C7Ct JV i~r,. ►�: ? �. ; ash �.� 1 H. v } .� .:�F .. .... .. ..y .1� ............. �;1 , U.�.i.IE Fi► Q.... ./U�... ;l. .. . S...� i SEP 20 ... .. .......................... 9 Stgna .. •af owner or his authorized Agent 4" A&.jwam Bd.of AOMIf j warn,MTf, Notice:—This application must be filled out in ink or typewritten. ti Q THIS SIDE TO BE FILLED OUT BY THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Following is a list of names and addresses of owners of the fee, of all property fronting on the same side of the street and which lies within 400 feet of each side of the land in question irrespective of street intersections, and the owners of the 8 properties in front and in the rear of the land in gaestion: Names: ............................ Addresses: .................. ................................................ ... ............................. ................................................ ............... ........ ...... ................................ ............................................. ............. . ............I................... ............................................. ................................................ ........... ....... .... ............... ................................................ ............................................. ................................................ ............. ........ .................... ................................................ ................ ... .. ............. . ........................................... ................................................ ............................................. ................................................. ............................................. ................................................ ............................................. FORMA APPLICATION FOR FNDQRMSAP OF PLAN REL EVED NOT TO REQUIRE APPROVAL , File one completed form with the Planning Board and .one copy with the Town Clerk in saordanee with the requirements of Section 11-B. Agawam, MMUL .. ...... 19 �.. To -the Planning Board: The undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of dais property in the Town of Agawam does not constitute a subdivision within the meaning of the Subdivision Control Lave, herewith stt omits said plan for a determination and endorsement that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Law is not required. 1. Name of Applicant toy. . . . ............. .............. t Address ...�g.?.S. . . . . .. . . :. .. . .. . . ........ ..... ... ......... . 2. fame of Engineer or Survey .. . . . �.... .,. Address _ . . . -•--• ...... .:. e 3 Deed of(property recorded in .4,." . ...... .... ....... .. R"fttY. Book . A . .................. . 4. Location and Description of Property: !1 J !V v t L V e< Gam' 'W vMC -IW IN 1161 f kr y k. 0'SSA' ' Addrwer ••• ...r►1....s.f I COE g I?I kit jg I q IV a if Xj Ad- OP lit I S fz ,aE us Qp _ I tit; 8 40 VA Page A Mr. Zea M: "Tou Wired yam" oel1w miler tbo ym mrs In Me, Mrs. Zwfts "10mn did Mr,, MeW tall you it ru mt VftVK-V sad lam+'a A2bwt 9movU& of 51 nar dh Streets 'nhe dW t3st gr, Co=*s eift rws hmisda the appUPAt3 is the m w + to Ma to the tomes mL I beUme this we an a MvwW 4c ftudW# sA he Wt - - be* to as an Prider aftammn.w Vx,s ]km vitas am pares, `In fect ra #ter ssrm aril' o w,vUles„o „ Mr, 8dtht *I Feel it was an hamut sisuko r of a I& Mr. sores WHost wt invowtod "338 ` aft" Mr. &ttriUv "Abm* S2v,00Q*D Md it iould be Iii to buUA W& w a si agle famiU hie. It is a Vitas mme:tsry haW"p e , .'lft da aw.rsr= be a butter bet;Ww Um bminem aid Plag3s fsadlv hmeno "W obads erewt buaimas aoud to the east of tbise pir+ " ty is "i-s* vlauw' iftwh io. a!E d et t t Of SID4gla & se UW'b .lq *M1 iW1 This houve ram. ba----,i—:Me11 and har+emni ze with an seerrom b bon"." `jr, q I-X 1 M:F_ "xa there MW aft hWe In oppo:eliw� Mr, ZmTm *Faar the reow-d —'spans. Alsog tbwe am salt ndttow ems." hfiY• ftithr 'die le id d sppmclxto psr In arrtv!b Ig at..yaw dam beanow Of ou M= winter,." The esstiM sdJow"d at 8t26 P.Ks minutes reosi - October 17t L MinAes typed- October 17t'1977 Dseaim raaelved — October r17 1977 Deaieiasrn typed •» G' q, /y 7 7 Docialm to Mr, 08ba - N010 N 401 QF A TOWN OF AGAWAM � ;a: 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 010 t` ' Tel. 413-786-0440 TEO Planning Board August 5, 1977 Mr. Albert Bonavita, Treasurer J.E.S. Development Corp. 655 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Ila.ss. 01030 Re: Form A - File #1232 Springfield Street, Dear Mr. Bonavita: On Friday, August 5, 1977, the Agawam Planning Board endorsed the plans for the above referenced Form A, Subdivision Control Not Required. Very truly yours, Natalie C. George Chairman NOG/wem cc: Town Clerk Certified Mail 7665015 TOWN OF AGAWAM AUG 101977 OF PLAN 13111'1, AI-11) ,N{� t' IC) ICE.(-L'i1" h,�'�'ROVAl} - - - - �.. 1 u Pill. w i p,07;ltl..r; ,l f: .Il ,-',A .�." }'E;lh;1,R� ii :Fri �F1S�� Qri•. - � v '.+r' '.1 �;I': tl � i•El'+S 11 C';. f'�-.- I�1 :..:tl�-.� '.'i1 r? t11;` rf•�}1.::"+..:�:, Y:t� 1!� �:,..;•a lfi2!}1-�t_ _ .�I�A�--/.Y"- . .�r::1':'iY alai �l u.iti, - . .. . .�I L.4' -. _ �(J F-!•. - nie tuiliersia Qel!! ilejievina that tlrc` accolu,p-Layin": j1jau (if his propt'Lly ir]- the- Town of AgaiL:�tra - ,;I+t F�kaistitute a m1b.1iti•i,it,rr �lithira tiro r::caaait:w of the StAdivision Coutrul Law, irere►ti-ith sithmiN -: l'!ri:) for a rietcrruinaltiou arts{ erEFlur. ePlellt 014t YlxtUlItt Lloard approval >! Aer tine Sabtiisisiruai Control. arot required. / ? `�.i r1e of Applicant . . . . . . . fi t �7 i k _ _'. of }.als•lrli'CY OI SlItK'Pi'ot'.. leJ. .. . - A,.��-e;5 i. 1�•.r!f 1'`prupr'rtF reeor�lrct itt . . . . _ . .� .�. 3 t .�i. 00.V ........... Reg. .' Rook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . ... :r................ :tiorr aril 1}eccrlption of Property lvf r i c "If e rJ e •� _ TO11VIrl AGAWAM _ TOWN QLERKIS CU ILA. JUL 2-7 W AA Pa. it IWO x s.ignatare of owner r-a ell 3>I[Ires-i {llST _ L FA ,: . TOWN F At AWAM' 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS 1001 Tel. 413-786-0400 Planning Board August 5 , 1977 Mr. Albert Bonavita, Treasurer J.E.S. Development, Inc. 655 Springfield Street Feeding Halls, Mass. 01030 ' r Dear Nr. Bonavita: Ret File #1231 - Form A Kensington Street On .Friday, August 53, 19779 the Agawam Planning Board endorsed the plans for the above referenced Form A, Subdivision Control._ Not Required. Very truly yours, Natalie C. George Chairman NCG/wem cc: Tovm Clerk v"/ Certified Mail #665014 TOWN OF AGAWAM TOWN Cti-MK'S OFFICE AUG 1 01977 AA ;FORM A APP ITION FOR ENDORSEME* OF PLAN BELIEVED NOT TO REQUIRE APPROVAL File one completed form with the Planning Board and one copy with th,-Town CIerk in accordance with the requirements of Section II-B. Agawam, Rass. .. /.' ..... 1977. To -the Planning Board The undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of his property in the Town of Agawam does not constitute a subdivision within the meaning of the 'Subdivision Control Law, herewith submits said plan for a determination and endorsement that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Law is not required. 1. Name of Applicant . ... .. - ,�. . :. . .. r. l Ir1 .+ '-._!.. ............... . Address ... . .� �` �. . ... . . .f 2. Name of Engineer or Surveyor ... :V J.�:�.! r�.. . .s� .'�. ! ' .. ........ Address .�,i.� . . 4'. . . . . .. J. .% . .41.E.................... 3. Deed of property recorded in . . . .��!!� ��!�.. .�JQ V . ... Registry: Book . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. Pape . .... . . . . . . . .. .............. ........... .... . 4. Location and Description of Property S V Z"Aoo C� QW N A/ C c,eC Z Afc t fr,. TOWN OF AGAWAM TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE JUL 2619T1 AA P.M. Signature of owner ......... ..... Address Ij... ... .: !. AGAWAM. MASS. 176 OCT 13 AN 11: 0 October 13, 1976 J.R.S. Realty Inc. 622 State Street ?r.in.gfield, Mass. Re: File #1180 Form A Suffield Street Gentlemen: At a duly called meeting of the Agaunn Planning Board held on Thursday, October 7, 19760 the Board voted 4-O.. to reject this Form A filing because the plan is incomplete. From knowledge of this Board as to previously conveyed lend, the parcel ea described may oonfliet with rights of others, namely HoDon,aldts and Southgate. Until the recorded parcel of MoDonald*s is shown on the engineering drayingr wo cannot make the determination requested. We wish to advise you, however, that we will dieeues the matter of your intent to construct a small building within the sho ping center Frith the Zoning Officer as we believe that a tranafer of land may not be the proper way to handle the Matter. We will get back to you within a meek, relative to this diacussion. Sincerely., atalie 0.. George Chairman cc: 2.&Caba, lawn Clerk a. &J, onte, Zoning Officer Certified Mail 001400 >_ t m . ,. :. M ;. ,•, , .: - -. - " L:" ... , , > --.. _ _ . - ?.. - - : - - ;.. - _ - .' - ,f. . - - - ,. �{ _3 ,-' ., . - _ . .® : _ n .. , - - - , , , - ... - - - _ . I ( P .. - 4'.: . - - . - - I : - « ... ,- 1 .. - : ,. _ :)� . - - - _ _ . .. - - . . - .. - - _ - - - Y . - , - i.. '. - . _ _ - N _ Y �„„ �.• U ' y �_- . . . Q . [ ' . . ' . tom , . . . .. . . -. k }n _ _ 'fir'C✓f 'L 1�- i f, - X. .. - wr [ .. - --.,,. - - ry., -, ... a .. s :. .< .. �. .. .. -.. : . w I h::. S ., ,. ss E r r r - � ,, b , f . - , :: - { Q i _ . . $ . . . s d . 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