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Bureau of Resource Protection - Wetlands
WPA Form 7 — Extension Permit for Orders of Conditions $7-0560
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 Provided by DEP
A. General Information
Important:
When filling out 1• Applicant:
forms on the Covanta Sprincifield, LLC
computer, use Name
only the tab key to move 188 M Street
your cursor- Mailing Address
do not use the Aga mm_J MA 01001
return key. City/Town State Zip Code
VQ 2. Property Owner(if different):
Cit of S rin Feld
Name
74 Talley Street
Mailing Address
S rin field MA 41104
Cityfrown State ,Zip Code
B. Authorization
The Order of Conditions(or Extension Permit) issued to the applicant or property ownertedyyave on:
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Date Conservation Commission
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for work at: Street Address Assessor's Map/Plat Number Pa rc of Nium2er
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Hampden 17710 178
County Book Page
Certificate(if registered land)
is hereby extended until, March 12, 2015
Date Date the Order was last eAended(if applicable)
This date can be no more than 3 years from the expiration date of the Order of Conditions or the latest
extension. Only unexpired Orders of Conditions or Extension may be extended.
This Extension Permit must be signed by a majority of the Conservation Commission and a copy sent to
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection DEp File Number:
Bureau of Resource Protection - Wetlands
WPA Form 7 -- Extension Permit for Orders of Conditions 87-0560
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 Provided by DO—
C. Recording Confirmation
The applicant shall record this document in accordance with General Condition 8 of the Order of
Conditions(see below), complete the form attached to this Extension Permit, have it stamped by the
Registry of Deeds, and return it to the Conservation Commission.
Note: General Condition 8 of the Order of Conditions requires the applicant, prior to commencement of
work, to record the final Order(or in this case, the Extension Permit for the Order of Conditions)in the
Registry of Deeds or the Land Court for the district in which the land is located, within the chain of title of
the affected property. In the case of recorded land, it shall be noted in the Registry's Granter Index under
the name of the owner of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. In the case of registered
land, it shall also be noted on the Land Court Certificate of Title of the owner of the land upon which the
proposed work is done.
Detach this page and submit it to the Conservation Commission prior to the expiration of the Order of
Conditions subject to this Extension Permit
To:
A awam
Conservation Commission
Please be advised that the Extension Permit to the Order of Conditions for the project at:
M Street 87-MO
Project Location DEP Fite Number
has been recorded at the Registry of Deeds of:
Ham den
County
for:
Property Owner
and has been noted in the chain of title of the affected property in accordance with General Condition 8 of
the original Order of Conditions on:
Hate Book Page
if recorded land the instrument number which identifies this transaction is:
instrument Number
If registered land, the document number which identifies this transaction is.-
Document Number
Signature of Applicant
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
Bureau of Resource Protection - Wetlands
WPA Emergency Certification Form
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40
A. Emergency Information
Important; Agawam Conservation Commission
When filling out Issuance From: Issuing Authority
forms on the Bondi's Island
computer, use 1. Site Location:
only the tab
key to move 2 Reason for Emergency:
your cursor-
do not use the Break in 10"sewer force main.
return key.
VQ 3. Applicant to perform work:
4. Public agency to perform work or public agency ordering the work to be performed:
Town of A swam Department of Public Works
5, Date of Site Visit: Start Date: End Date*: � ='
August 13, 2012 September 12, 2012
"no later than 30 days from start dALrW 60 the
case of an Immediate Response Ac&app"Q by
DEP to address an oil/hazardous mXrial .
6. Work to be allowed*-
Access to site to excavate and repair pipe, including cutting of trees and brush as nec=ary.:-
*May not include work beyond that necessary to abate the emergency.
B. Signatures
Certified to be an Emergency by this Issuing Authority.
Si at res:
August 9, 2012
Chaff a o desrgnee) Date
A copy of this form must be provided to the appropriate DEP Regional Office.
WPA Emergency Certification Page 1 oP 2
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
Bureau of Resource Protection - Wetlands
WPA Emergency Certification Form
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L.c. 131,§40
C. General Conditions
1. Failure to comply with all conditions stated herein, and with all related statutes and other regulatory
measures, shall be deemed cause to revoke or modify this Emergency Certification or subject to
enforcement action.
2. This Emergency Certification does not grant any property rights or any exclusive privileges; it does not
authorize any injury to private property or invasion of property rights.
3. This Emergency Certification does not relieve the applicant or any other person of the necessity of
complying with all other applicable federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances, bylaws, or regulations.
4. Any work conducted beyond that described above, and any work conducted beyond that necessary to
abate the emergency, shall require the filing of a Notice of Intent.
5. The Agent or members of the Conservation Commission and the Department of Environmental
Protection shall have the right to enter and inspect the area subject to this Emergency Certification at
reasonable hours to evaluate compliance with this Certification, and may require the submittal of any
data deemed necessary by the Conservation Commission or the Department for that evaluation.
6. This Emergency Certification shall apply to any contractor or any other person performing work
authorized under this Certification.
7. No work may be authorized beyond 30 days from the date of this certification without written approval
of the Department.
D. Special Conditions
E. Appeals
The Department may, on its own motion or at the request of any person, review. an emergency
certification issued by a conservation commission and any work permitted thereunder; a denial by a
conservation commission of a request for emergency certification; or the failure by a conservation
commission to act within 24 hours of a request for emergency certification. Such review shall not
operate to stay the work permitted by the emergency certification unless the Department specifically so
orders. The Department's review shall be conducted within:seven days of: issuance by a conservation
commission of the emergency certification; denial by a conservation►commission of the emergency
certification; or failure by a conservation commission to act within 24 hours of a request for emergency
certification. if certification was improperly granted, or the work allowed thereunder is excessive or not
required to protect the health and safety of citizens of the Commonwealth, the Department may revoke
the emergency certification, condition the work permitted thereunder, or take such other action as it
deems appropriate.
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36 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001-1837
Tel. 413-796-0400 Fax 413-786-9927
January 7, 2012
Alan Chwalek, Director
Springfield Department of Public Works
70 Tapley Street
Springfield, MA 01104
Dear Mr. Chwalek:
At its duly called meeting held on January 6, 2012, the Agawam Planning Board voted to
approve the Site Plan entitled "Existing Site Conditions and Project Location Plan, Bondi
Island Landfill, M Street Extension, Agawam, MA 01001, Project: Metals Recycling
Project; Prepared for: Covanta Springfield LLC", Prepared by Stangle Associates and
dated 11/8/2011, Revised 1/4/12 with the following conditions:
■ a note shall be added to the plan to the effect that this project will result in
equal or less noise levels;
■ add a detail of the proposed berm to the plan;
■ if the structure is moved to a different location, approval must be sought from
the Planning Board.
If you have any questions, please contact this office at 786-0400, extension 283.
Sincerely,
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October 5, 2012
Alan Chwalek, Director
Springfield Department of Public Works
70 Tapley Street
Springfield,.MA 01104
Dear Mr. Chwalek:
At its duly called meeting held on October 4, 2012, the Agawam Planning Board voted to
approve the revised Site Plan entitled "Existing Site Conditions and Project Location
Plan, Bondi Island Landfill, M Street Extension, Agawam, MA 01001, Project: Metal =
Recycling Project; Prepared for: Covanta Springfield LLC", Prepared by Stangle N
Associates and dated 11/2/2011, revised 8/27/12.
If you have any questions,please contact this office at 786-0400, extension 8738.
Sincerely, _
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Travis P. Ward, Chairman
AGAWAM PLANNING BOARD
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Application to Board of Appeals for SPECIAL PERMIT as provided in the Zoning and
other By-laws.
Applicant City of S rin field, Department of Public Works
Address 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104
Application is hereby made for a SPECIAL PERMIT as provided by Section 180-55 ,
Paragraph B (12) of the By-law.
Premises affected are situated on M Street Extension Street; abuttinc—feet distant
from the comer of Route 5 Street and known as street number ----
Property is zoned as Industrial A
Reason(s) for request of Special Permit:
See INSERT A attacked.
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Telephone #: (413)787-6542
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for a cleaner world
Special Permit Application
For a Metals Recycling Project
Bondi Island Landfill
Prepared for:
City of Springfield
Department of Public Works
70 Tapley Street
Springfield, MA 01104
Prepared by:
Covanta Energy Corporation
445 South Street
Morristown, NJ 07950
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City of Springfield
Department of Public Works
70 Tapley Street
Springfield, MA 01104
Special Permit Reason for Request:
The City of Springfield is filing a Special Permit Application to modify the existing Special Permit #1847,
granted by the Agawam Zoning Board of Appeals on June 22, 2009. The purpose of the modification is
the installation of a new metals recycling facility on Cell 2 of the Bondi Island Landfill footprint for the
purpose of removing ferrous and non-ferrous metal from the incoming ash residue streams. The
proposed project is estimated to recover approximately 4,000 tons of ferrous metal and 1,250 tons of
non-ferrous metal products annually, to be available for recycling. The operation will also save landfill
space and effectively extend the useful life of the landfill. Attached to this form is supporting
documentation for the Special Permit Application and certified abutters lists from the Agawam and
West Springfield Tax Assessors.
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Permit Application
1 General Information
1.1 Introduction 1-1
1.2 Current Approvals 1-1
1.3 Process Description 1-1
1.4 Fees 1-2
1.5 Wetland Resources 1-3
1.6 Site Plan 1-3
1.7 Drawings 1-3
2 Standards for Special Permits
2.1 Section 180-11(G)1a 2-1
2.2 Section 180-11(G)ib 2-2
2.3 Section 180-11(G)1c 2-4
2.4 Section 180-11(G)id 2-6
Appendices
A Proof of Payment—Special Permit Application Fee
B Site Plan
C Drawings
D Technical Data Sheet for Typical Fabric Tension Enclosure
E Previously Issued Special Permit (#1847) v
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Permit Application 2911 DEC 19
1 General information
1.1 Introduction
The City of Springfield ("Owner") is herein submitting a Special Permit Application for the
construction and operation of a metals recycling project on the Bondi Island Landfill footprint
for the purpose of removing ferrous and non-ferrous metal from the incoming ash residue
streams from third party municipal solid waste (MSW) combustors and transporting it off-site
for recycling. The metals recycling project will be operated by Covanta Springfield, LLC
("Covanta Springfield", or the "Operator"). Specifically, the recycled metal will originate from
the following sources: a) additional ferrous metal from ash residue generated by the Covanta
Springfield facility and the Pittsfield Resource Recovery Facility (PRRF); b) ferrous metal from
ash residue generated by the Covanta Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facility in Wallingford,
Connecticut; and c) both large and small size non-ferrous metal from all three EfW facilities.
Initially, the metals recycling project is planned to be located on the existing landfill in the
southwest corner of Cell 2. Because it is an active landfill, the metals recycling project will be
designed to be semi-portable, and may be relocated as Cell 2 landfilling operations progress.
1.2 Current Approvals
The most recent Special Permit (Case #1847) issued for the Bondi Island Landfill dated July 22,
2009 allowed for an expansion in the final closure height for the areas known as Cell 1 and Cell
2 in the Bondi Island Landfill at the premises identified as the M Street Extension. A copy of this
most recent Special Permit can be found in Appendix E.
1.3 Process Description
The proposed project is estimated to remove approximately 4,000 tons of ferrous metal and
1,250 tons of non-ferrous metal products annually from residual ash from the Springfield,
Pittsfield and Wallingford EfW facilities, which would then be made available for recycling. In
addition to recycling these metals, the processing operation will provide the environmental
benefit of saving landfill space and effectively extending the useful life of the landfill.
The incoming residual ash will be unloaded into one of two storage piles, depending upon the
origin of the ash residue. Springfield and Wallingford ash residue will be stored together, while
Pittsfield ash residue will be stored separately since it is approved to be used for daily cover or
shaping and grading material. Once unloaded, the incoming ash residue will then be transferred
to process loading enclosure for feeding to the metals recycling operation. The inbound
material will be processed as it arrives or normally within 48 to 72 hours within receipt.
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In the event that the inbound storage piles need to be enclosed due to weather conditions that
might impact the efficiency of the processing operation (such as, the material being excessively
wet due to rain or snow loading), a tension fabric enclosure will be considered as a future
addition, if necessary. The combined area of the "future" incoming residue storage enclosure is
considered separate from the processing equipment area and will be not exceed 7,500 square
feet in area.
Tension fabric structures are proposed to be used to enclose the metals recycling processing
equipment. It is proposed that the area comprising the metals recycling equipment, which
includes the process loading (walking floor feeder) structure, the main processing enclosure
and the metal product storage bunkers be counted as one "building" (due to the close
proximity to each other) and together will not exceed 7,500 square feet.
The metals recycling project will include the following processing equipment:
1) One (1) walking floor volumetric feeder;
2) One (1) finger deck grizzly (for large size material separation);
3) One (1) 6-foot diameter drum magnet (for ferrous metal recovery);
4) Two (2)vibratory feeders;
5) Two (2) Eddy Current Separators(ECS):
a) One (1) ECS to recover the large non-ferrous metal; and
b) One (1) ECS to recover smaller pieces of non-Fe (small non-Fe); and,
6) Miscellaneous belt conveyors.
Once the residual ash is processed through the metals recycling equipment, the recovered
ferrous metal and the non-ferrous metal products will be stored in three (3) separate bunkers
outside the main processing enclosure. The resulting ash residue after metals processing will be
transported to the designated cell in the landfill for final disposition by the end of each working
day.
The following drawings are included as Appendix C to this permit application: a) Bondi Island
Landfill Metals Recycling Project— Perspective Views (Dwg. No. 1126E-002-SK, Rev. 0); b) Bondi
Island Landfill Metals Recycling Project -- Plan View (Dwg. No. 1126E-003-SK, Rev. 0), and c)
Bondi Island Landfill Metals Recycling Project—Section Views (Dwg. No. 1126E-004-SK, Rev. 0).
A Technical Data Sheet for a typical Tension Fabric Enclosure is included in Appendix D.
No "new" landfill area is created by this project; the "footprint" of the Bondi Island Landfill will
not change as a result of the metals recycling project.
1.4 Fees
. The Applicant has submitted a fee of$250.00 to the Agawam Zoning Officer in conjunction with
the Application. Proof of payment is provided as Appendix A.
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1.5 Wetland Resources
The proposed metals recycling project will not be located within the 100-foot wetland buffer
zone. The project area will be graded and bermed as necessary to prevent any runoff from
flowing into the wetlands area.
1.6 Site Plan
A Site Plan, "Existing Conditions and Project Layout Plan", Drawing No. (Dwg No. 1126E-001-SK,
Rev.0) is provided in Appendix B of this permit application.
1.7 Drawings
The following drawings are included as Appendix C to this permit application: a) Bondi Island
Landfill Metals Recycling Project— Perspective Views (Dwg. No. 1126E-002-SK, Rev. 0); b) Bondi
Island Landfill Metals Recycling Project — Plan View (Dwg. No. 1126E-003-SK, Rev. 0), and c)
Bondi Island Landfill Metals Recycling Project—Section Views (Dwg. No. 1126E-004-SK, Rev. 0).
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. 2 Standards for Special Permits
This section of the Application provides an overview of the project's compliance with the Town
of Agawam's standards for reviewing applications for Special Permits, at Section 180-11(G) of
the Agawam Zoning Bylaw, which states:
(1) The Board of Appeals shall not approve any such application for a special use permit unless
it finds in its judgment all of the following conditions are met:
(a) The specific site is an appropriate location for such a use, building, structure or
services.
(b) The use as developed will not adversely affect the health, safety or property value of
the neighborhood.
(c) There will be no nuisance or potential hazard to vehicle or pedestrian safety.
(d) Adequate and appropriate facilities and controls will be provided for the proper and
safe operation of the proposed use or service.
2.1 Section 180-11(G)1a
The specific site is an appropriate location for such a use, building, structure or services.
The proposed metals recycling project will not substantially change existing uses or use
patterns at the site. The project will not affect off-site land or land use at a level greater than
the pre-existing landfill area. The project does not involve an increase to landfill capacity, and
there will be no increase in environmental, public health or safety impacts associated with the
project. The project is within previously Site Assigned and permitted landfill areas, and overlies
pre-existing landfill cells.
Since the metals recycling facility would be considered an "alternative use of assigned site",
pursuant to 310 CMR 16.21(3)(a), this project will not require a new site assignment
application.
310 CMR 16.21 Alternative Use of Assigned Site
(3) Specific Use Site Assignment. Where a site is assigned for a specific solid waste
purpose, a different solid waste activity shall not be conducted at the site except in
accordance with a new or modified site assignment, except as allowed at 310 CMR
16.21(3)(a) or(b) [emphasis addedi:
a) Recycling, Composting or Other Processing. Recycling or composting may be
approved at any assigned permitted active disposal or handling-facility without
re uiring a new or modified site assignment when such activity is integrated into
the assi ned solid waste management operation and the tonnage limits if any, or
recycling or composting are not exceeded. After the solid waste facility ceases
operation the recycling or composting of solid waste shall not be permitted at the
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site except in accordance with 310 CMR 16.21(3)(b) and the processing of
recyclable or compostable material shall not be permitted except in accordance
with a Department approval for post-closure use of the site.
2.2 Section 180-11(G)ib
The use as developed will not adversely affect the health, safety or property value of the
neighborhood.
Since the metals recycling facility would be considered an "alternative use of assigned site",
pursuant to 301 CMR 11.03(9)(a), and is therefore exempt from site assignment requirements,
it will not require a Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) review. This has been
determined based on the language found in 301 CMR 11.03(9)(a) [with emphasis added] below.
301 CMR 11.00: MEPA REGULATIONS
Section 11.03: Review Thresholds. The review thresholds identify categories of Projects or
aspects thereof of a nature, size or location that are likely, directly or indirectly, to cause
Damage to the Environment. Except when the Secretary requires fail-safe review, the review
thresholds determine whether MEPA review is required. MEPA review is required when one or
more review thresholds are met or exceeded and the subject matter of at least one review
threshold is within MEPA jurisdiction. A review threshold that is met or exceeded specifies
whether MEPA review shall consist of an ENF and a mandatory EIR or of an ENF and other
MEPA review if the Secretary so requires. The subject matter of a review threshold is within
MEPA jurisdiction when there is full-scope jurisdiction (i.e., the Project is undertaken by an
Agency or involves Financial Assistance) or when the subject matter of the review threshold is
conceptually or physically related to the subject matter of one or more required Permits
(provided that the review thresholds for Land and Areas of Critical Environmental Concern shall
be considered to be related to the subject matter of any required Permit) or the area subject to
a Land Transfer. The review thresholds do not apply to: a lawfully existing structure, facility or
activi ; Routine Maintenance; a Replacement Project; or a Project that is consistent with a
Special Review Procedure review document, or other plan or document that has been prepared
with the express purpose of assessing the potential environmental impacts from future
Projects, has been reviewed as such in accordance with MEPA and 301 CMR 11.00, and has
been allowed or approved by any Participating Agency, unless the filing of an ENF and an EIR
was required by a decision of the Secretary on any such review document, plan or document.
The review thresholds are the following:
(9) Solid and Hazardous Waste.
(a) ENF and Mandatory EIR. New Capacity or Expansion in Capacity of 150 or more tpd
for storage, treatment, processing, combustion or disposal of solid waste, unless the
Project is a transfer station, is an Expansion of an existing facility within a validly site
assigned area for the proposed use, or is exempt from site assignment requirements.
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(b) ENF and Other MEPA Review if the Secretary So Requires.
1. New Capacity or Expansion in Capacity for combustion or disposal of any
quantity of solid waste, or storage, treatment or processing of 50 or more tpd of
solid waste, unless the Project is exempt from site assignment requirements.
2. Provided that a Permit is required in accordance with M.G.L. c. 21D, New
Capacity or Expansion in Capacity for the storage, recycling, treatment or
disposal of hazardous waste.
The proposed metals recycling project will be housed in tension fabric enclosures. Following
metals recycling processing, all processed ash will be removed from the loading area and
transported to its final destination by the end of the operating day. In the event that dust, noise
or odor concerns do arise, the operators of the processing facility shall take immediate steps to
abate such nuisance conditions.
The metals recycling project may be powered by connecting to the existing utility power in the
vicinity, if feasible. If power is not available, the equipment will be powered by a 350-400 ekW
diesel generator set and associated power distribution equipment. The power distribution
equipment will be housed in a small electric power distribution and control enclosure (approximately
8-foot X 15-foot in size), which will be located in close proximity of the metals recovery processing
equipment.
• In the event that a diesel engine is necessary, it will be designed to operate at full load with a
maximum fuel consumption of 25 to 29 gallons per hour. Low sulfur fuel oil will be used to
power the generator, which will be stored onsite in a 1,000-gallon capacity aboveground
storage tank.The aboveground tank will be of double-walled construction. The fuel oil storage
tank will also be equipped with a filling nozzle to enable fueling of mobile equipment.
The diesel-fueled generator will be an insignificant source of air emissions, and will be designed
to meet applicable air emission requirements. An air permit will be obtained from MassDEP for
the generator, if necessary.
Mobile equipment exhaust emissions due to metals recycling operations will be equivalent to
existing site use. Diesel vehicles used during metals recycling operations will be equipped with
particulate traps or oxidation catalysts for air pollution control. Additionally, the metals
recycling processing will take place under cover in the tension fabric enclosures, which will also
help to minimize emissions.
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2.3 Section 180-11(G)lc
There will be no nuisance or potential hazard to vehicle or pedestrian safety.
Nuisance
The following potential "nuisance" conditions have been evaluated for the construction and/or
operation of the project, along with mitigation or prevention measures:
• Noise — Construction and operation activities associated with the metals recycling facility
will not contribute to an increase in noise levels at the landfill. The proposed facility will
generate heavy equipment noise including engine, back-up alarm and truck gate noises,
which will be similar to current levels. Mitigation measures include:
o Limiting metals recycling processing operations from 7am to 7pm, five days per week
and Saturdays,when required; and,
o Housing the processing equipment within a tension fabric enclosure.
o If a diesel generator set is required, the generator will also be equipped with a sound
attenuating muffler.
• Dust — Construction and operation at the site may generate occasional dust emissions.
Mitigation measures include:
. o Utilization of a water spray tanker to wet landfill access roads and suppress dust
emissions;
o Periodic street sweeping on M Street by the City of Springfield DPW or the
construction contractor during periods of activity during the metals recycling facility
construction; and,
o Limiting truck travel speeds on facility access roads to minimize fugitive dust
emissions.
• Litter — None. The metals recycling project will not generate windblown litter. Materials
received at the facility for metals recycling will be limited to residual ash generated at the
Covanta Springfield facility, Pittsfield Resource Recovery Facility and other resource
recovery facilities.
• Vectors—None. As noted above for litter, inbound loads for the metals recycling facility will
be limited to residual ash. Residual ash is not an attractive to nuisance vectors such as birds,
flies or rodents.
• Odors — None. The residual ash to be disposed will not generate any landfill gas emissions
since the organic content of the source municipal solid waste (MSW) will have been
reduced to residual ash during the combustion process; thereby limiting the potential for
any anaerobic decomposition of the feed material to the metals recovery equipment. In the
unlikely event that nuisance odors are generated as a result of the metals recycling
operations, mitigation measures such as the use odor suppressants will be evaluated.
• Bird Hazards to Air Traffic — None. Residual ash and metal is not attractive to nuisance
vectors such as birds.
• Other Nuisance Conditions—None identified.
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Vehicle and Pedestrian Safety
Overall traffic impacts of the metals recycling project are minor and less than those previously
reviewed as part of the previous Bondi Island Landfill Special Permit applications. A 1979
Environmental Notification Form (ENF) for the Bondi Island Landfill expansion project
submitted to the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) office estimated a traffic
impact of 100 vehicle trips. This traffic count accounted for the disposal of municipal solid
waste (MSW), waste water treatment plant (WWTP) biosolids, cover materials and residual ash
from Covanta Springfield. Traffic associated with waste disposal and cover materials for the Cell
2 vertical expansion outlined in the most recent Special Permit approval (dated July 22, 2009)
was estimated to be fifteen (15) vehicle round trips per day, which was a significant reduction
in the number of vehicle trips previously evaluated in the 1979 ENF.
Inbound residual ash traffic flow to the landfill will not increase as a result of the metals
recycling operations, since the same trucks that currently transport ash residue to the existing
landfill will transport the ash residue to the metals recycling facility instead of unloading
directly into the landfill.The average daily number of incoming ash truck round trips will remain
at approximately fifteen (15) round trips per day.
M Street in the City of Agawam serves the Bondi Island Landfill. There is no through traffic from
M Street in Agawam to Agawam Avenue in West Springfield. The Agawam Avenue intersection
is gated on M Street at the intersection. The City of Springfield owns M Street adjacent to the
landfill and limits traffic at the site to vehicles using the facility.
Road use for the hauling of residual ash from the nearby Springfield facility is limited to M
Street in the City of Agawam. Residual ash from the EfWs is delivered using the Massachusetts
Turnpike, Route 91 and Route 5 to M Street.
There are no adverse traffic impacts associated with the use of the site for the disposal of
residual ash generated at the adjacent Springfield facility, the Pittsfield Resource Recovery
Facility (PRRF) and the Covanta facility in Wallingford, Connecticut. Traffic patterns for residual
ash hauling from the Covanta Springfield facility are limited to round trip direct route from the
facility on M Street to the landfill and back, a one-way distance of approximately 2,000 feet.
Traffic patterns for Pittsfield and Wallingford residual ash are primarily limited to state
highways. Continued use of the site for disposal of residual ash will limit off-site hauling of
Pittsfield and Wallingford residual ash to distant waste disposal sites.
As a result of the metals recycling facility, a slight increase in truck traffic exiting the landfill is
expected due to the transportation of the outbound ferrous and non-ferrous metal products to
third party recyclers; however, this slight increase is not anticipated to have any adverse impact
on daily traffic patterns in any way. It is anticipated that the proposed metals recycling project
will result in an additional average daily increase of approximately two (2) truck round trips,
which will be associated with transporting processed bottom ash and recovered metals
products for reuse/recycling. Overall, this is significantly less than the number of vehicle trips
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previously evaluated for the 2009 vertical expansion project and those estimated in the 1979
ENF. The outbound metal trucks are expected to follow the same traffic patterns and use the
same highways in the vicinity of the landfill as the residual ash haulers
2.4 Section 180-11(G)1d
Adequate and appropriate facilities and controls will be provided for the proper and safe
operation of the proposed use or service.
The proposed project will not result in a significant increase or release of pollutants at the
landfill. If power is not locally available, and has to be supplied by a diesel generator set, low
sulfur diesel fuel will be used to run the generator, which will be equipped with air pollution
control equipment, and located in a sound attenuating enclosure.
With respect to fire hazards, the potential for fire is minimal. The tension fabric enclosures will
be designed to comply with NFPA 701, Method 1 and Method 2. A technical data sheet for a
typical fabric enclosure can be found in Appendix D.
The incoming ash residue stream to be processed through the metals recovery equipment is
comprised mainly of noncombustible material. Additionally, flammable or combustible
materials, such as oils or greases are not anticipated to be stored in fabric enclosures.
Furthermore, it is anticipated that typically two employees, one loader operator and one other
operator will be working inside the processing enclosure as necessary. In the unlikely event of a
fire, the fabric equipment enclosure will be designed in such a way that it would be easy for
occupants to escape.
No wastewater discharges are anticipated to be generated as a result of the proposed metals
recycling operations.
The metals recycling project area will be graded and bermed in such a way to prevent
stormwater runoff into the wetland area.
It is not anticipated that the metals recycling project will impact any wetlands, streams,
drainage swales or areas subject to flooding, since the existing landfill is not located in the 100-
foot wetlands buffer or inside the wetlands area.
The City and Operator will maintain the facility in conformity with current MassDEP regulations
designed to eliminate or mitigate potential impacts to the environment, public health or safety.
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BOOK 1792
--Doo. 17693
Know all Men by these Presents that Springfield Mortgage Corporation, a oor,Spd. Mtg. Corp,
poration duly organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Maaeachusette,and ' -to
having its principal place of business in Springfield. Hampden County, Massachu4Walter P-Maok &o
setts , for consideration aid, grants to Walter P. Mack and Lucille V. Mack, 'Stamps $1.65 W d jj
p i ,I
husband and wife, bath of New London, Connecticut, as tenants by the entirety }
and not as tenants in common, with GUITCLLIM COVENANTS, Certain real estate situ-
ated in SPRINGFIELD. Hampden County, Massachusetts, known and designated as Late
#113 (one hundred thirteen) as shown on a plan of lots recorded in Hampden
County Registry of Deeds in book of Plans 2. page 159, said lot being more partll- I
cularly bounded and described as follows: Northerly by Melrose Street ninety-three
and 14/100 (93.14) feet; Easterly by Lot 4112 (one hundred twelve) on said plan
torte four and 63/100 (44.63) feet; Southerly by Lot #114 (one hundred fourteen)
on said plan ninety-two and 12/100 (92.12) feet; and Westerly by Eastern Avenue it
sixty-five (65Yfeet. Being the same promisee conveyed to the Grantor herein by tv r
deed of Mary M. Daley, dated May 27,1927, recorded as aforesaid in Book 1359- � ��
Page 485- Subject to restrictions of r`Bcord. Subject to a first mortgage held by c�
the Worcester Federal Savings and Loan Association upon which the sum of $3213.77
remains unpaid all the stipulations and agreements of which mortgage the Grantees =
herein agree to perform. ! N W I'
In witness Whereof the said Springfield Mortgage Corporation, has caused i n
Its corporate seal to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed, aokno
lodged and delivered in its name az&-behalf by John M. Williams. its Vice Preal
dent and D. Joseph St. Germain. Its Treasurer hereto duly authorized this twent yr
eighth day of December 1944.
Signed and Sealed in presence of ) Springfield Mortgage Corporation
Ralph E. Campbell by both (Corporate Seal)
by John H. Williams. Its Vice-President
by P.D Joseph St.Germain. its Treasurer
P i
Commonwealth of Maseaohusetta Hampden es. December 28th. 1944. Then personally
appeared the above named John M. Willis.ma and D. Joseph St. Germain and acknow-
ledged the foregoing instrument to be the tree act and deed of the Springfield
Mortgage Corporation, before me
Ruth B. Harding, Notary Public--My commission expires Oct. 9, 1947.
Reed Deo. 29. 1944 at 3H. 46M,;P.M. and Reg1d from the original I I,
I:
City of Springfield Doo. 17684
In Board of Alderman. December 27.1944.
City of Spd.
ORDERED, That it appearing to be necessary for the public convenience and the order
public health so to do, under the autbbrity .of chapter 52 of the Ante of 1939 of
`the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and of chapter 79 of the General Laws of Mass-� �P
lachusetts. and of all acts in addition thereto and in amendment thereof, and of I ;
every o er power and authority the board of aldermen hex,eto enabling. an appro-.
�priation of $2,979.537.00 for the project of the construction of intercepting
sewers and sewage treatment plants having been duly made by a two-thirds vote ofk
the city council by an order approved by the mayor October 11, 1935 and an allocs, i.
tion of monies in the sum of $5,501.00 from said appropriation having been made
y a two-thirds vote of the city council for the purpose of paying damages to bei �I
!awarded for the taking of the parcels of land hereinafter described, and interests
in said parcels of land hereinafter described, and the Department of Public Health �#
if the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, after a public hearing, notice thereof hav1
I
ing been duly given according to law, on the Matter of the acquisition of an area
Iof land in the Town of AGAWAM, for the treatment, purification and disposal of i j
sewage, having on April U. 3-91J9 pnurnraA t''+-h �-� •���^�- - •' . _�
ea Yne construction of the proposed sewerage system and sewer treatment works;thl
ollowing described parcels of land hereinafter designated as Parcel No. Land
aroel No. 2, and all interests therein except the rights of Turners Falls Power
quad Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric Company) as hereinafter
hated, be and hereby are taken in tee except for said rights of Turners Falls - j
;
ower and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric Company) , said par-
els being described as follows: ,
Parcel No. 1, located within the limits of the Town of Agawam, in Hampden County',
ssachusetts, on the westerly bank of the Connecticut River, and northerly of
d of Springfield Gas Light Company. containing 4402 Acres, more or less . and,
upposed to be owned by Connecticut Valley Realty Company, together with all rights
_-d interests therein, both legal and equitable, ino u} n all easemantsr �rlv
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: � = Wk 11'
iloge$. appurtenances, restrictions, conditions, and estates in, and rights of —
reverter, and including any trees, building or buildings thereon, if any, and i -
eluding any,and all riparian rights in the Connecticut River, except the rights
' of Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric
Company) in said Parcel No. 1 as set forth in an instrument from the Trustees o
; Connecticut Valley Realty Trust to said Turners Falls Power and Electric Compan
' dated April 20, 1917 and recorded in Book 969. Page 559 of the Registry of Deed
If or the County -of Hampden
Parcel No. 2, located within the limits of the said Town of Agawam being a
strip of land one hundred (100) feet in width near the westerly bank of the Can
necticut River, and extending from a line one (1) foot northerly of land of Spri g-
� tield Gas Light Company, northerly a distance of about 1790.0 feet to the line
between the Town of Agawam and the Town of West Springfield in said county; sup-
posed to be owned by the Town of Agawam, together with certain rights supposedly
reserved of record in said strip of land by Connecticut Valley Realty Cos<pany,
including all rights and interests therein . both legal and equitable, easements
privileges, appurtenants , restrictions, conditions and estates in and rights of
' reverter. and including any trees , building or buildings thereon, if any, but ex,
: cepting the rights of the I rners Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western
Massachusetts Electric Company) in said Parcel No. 2 as set forth in an instru-
ment from Trustees of the Connecticut Valley Realty Trust to said Turners Falls
IPcwer and Electric Company. dated April 20. 1917 and recorded in Boots 969, Page
1556 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden.
gait Pacel No. 1 it furt or bogded ail despr}bea ap tot atr '
eg nn ng at a poin n t e nor er no o an o r ng leld 4as Light
; Company
said point being at the westerly bank of the Connecticut River; thence
' South 55*48#23" West by land of Springfield Gas Light Company a distance of for -
eeven and 37/100 (47.37) feet, more or less, to a stone bound; thence South 550
48123' West by land of Springfield Gas Light Company a distance of one thousand
nine hundred eighty-two and 63/100 (1982.63) feet to a stone bound; thence North
j 138044'221 West by land of Connecticut Valley Realty Company a 'distanee of nine
hundred (900) feet; thence North 51015138' East by land of Connecticut Valley
,Realty Company a distance of one thousand eight hundred seventy-four and 27/100
1 (1674.27) feet; thence South 380441221'East by land of Town of Agawam a distance
lof three hundred forty-four and 91/100 (344.91) feet; thence southeasterly by a
Iicurve to the right of two thousand four hundred forty-four and 58/100 (2.444.58)
}feet radius, by land of Town of Agawam, a distance of seven hundred four and
81A00 (704.81) feet; thence North 555e4812�" East by lane! of Town of Agawam, a
idistanee of one hundred two and 78/100 (102.79) feet; thence northwesterly by a
jourve to the left of two thousand five hundred-forty-four and 5SA00 (2544.59)
'feet radius, by land of Town of Agawam, a distance of sevenhundred twelve and 67 00
( 12. ) foet• thwice North "11,4122" 7 st loj land of Town of A: aw:-m. a di€ta.noo
of three hundred forty-four and 91/100 (344.91) feet; thence North 51015139"
East by land of Connecticut Valley Realty Company, a distance of one hundred ten
`i(110) feet, more or lees, to the Connecticut River; thenoe southeasterly by the
:westerly bank of the Connecticut River a distance of one thousand seventy-five
j (1075)'feet, more or leas, to the point of beginning, as shown on a plan entitle
Springfield, Mass. , Department of Streets and Engineering, Plan of Land in the
Town of Agawam at the Connecticut River and near land of Springfield Gas Light
Xo. , to be acquired for a Sewage Treatment Plant Site, Scale 1'=2001 . March 1939'
on file in the office of the Engineering Division of the Department of Streets
and Engineering. Springfield, Massachusetts. containing 44.32 acres. more or less.'
I
land recorded in Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book of Plans 19. Page 9.
I{Hard Yaroel No. 2 is further boundea and described as follows: Beginning at a
1point in the line between theTown of West Springfield and the Town of Agawam,sai)
point being located one hundred (100) feet distant at right angles to the line
of the Connecticut River shown on a plan filed with a license granted by Harbor
and Land Commissioners of Massachusetts. February 17, 1914 said plan being filed
in Book 0. Page 38. and said license being recorded in Book 993, Page 322 of thel
Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampdeh; thence South 38d44122' East by lan
of Connecticut Valley Realty Company, a distance of one thousand thirty-eight
(1038) feet, more or less; thence southeasterly by a curve to the right of two ,
thousand five hundred forty-four and 58/100 (2544.58) feet radius, by land of
Connecticut Valley-Realty Company, a distance of seven hundred twelve and 67/10
(712.67) feet; thence South 55*48123' West by land of Connecticut Valley Realty
BOOK 1792
Company a distance of one hundred two and 7,%AOO (102.79) feet; thence northwas -
erly by a ourve to the left of two thousand four hundred-forty-four and 5IIA00 {
(2444.59) feet radius by land of Connecticut Valley Realty Company, a distance !I �
of seven hundred four and 91/100 (704.ffi1) feet; thence North 394441224 Nest by
land of Connecticut Valley Realty Company, a distance of one thousand one hundred
txent -five (112 ) feet more or Less to the line between the Town of west Spr n -
yield and the Town of Agawami thence easterly by the line between the Town of } I
Meet Springfield and the Town of Agawam, a distance of about one hundred thirty
five (135) feet to the point of beginning, as shown onthe aforementioned plan e:t- '
titled *Springfield, Mass. , Department of Streets and Engineering, Plan of Land
in the flown of Agawam at the Connecticut River and near land of Springfield Gas I l
Light Co. , to be acquired for a Sewage Treatment Plant Site, Seals 1e-200" 1[aroa; I
` 1939' on file in the office of the Engineering Division.,of the Department of 4 ! ,
Streets and Engineering, Springfield, Massachusetts, containing about 178,650 ' I
Square feet, and recorded in Hampden County Registry of Deeds. Book of Plans. 161 j
Page 9.
That said parcels of land and the interests therein are taken in part exeoutign- }}�
of and for the purpose of augmenting and supplementing the city of Springfield! ! ?
system of sewage collecting and sewage disposal, and for the purpose of removing � f
i
pollution from the Connecticut River, as stated in chapter 52 of the Acts of 1939
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and for all purposes as stated in said ! i
Act. and for the purpose of the oonstruttion of a sewage treatment plant and al it
purposes consistent therewith, as steel in said Act. That said tatting of said
Parcel No. 1 and also said Parcel No. 2 shall be subject to the rights of Turners
Fails Power and Electric Company (now western Massachusetts Electric Company)
in said parcel No. 1 and said Parcel No. 2, e,s set forth in an instrument from
Trustees of Connecticut Valley Realty Trust to said Turners Falls Power and Fla -
trio Company, dated April 20, 1917 and recorded in Book 969, Page 559 of the
Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden. That to the owners of the land the a �lI
be awarded damages sustained by them in their properties by reason of the lands 4
taken for said sewage treatment plant, as follows:
Parcel No. 1: To the owners of the sbove-desoribed parcel of land designated
as Parcel No. 1. located on the westerly.bank of the Connecticut River. northweet-
arly of land of Springfield Gas Light Company, said owners supposed to be Connect-
lout Valley Realty Company, damage for land taken, and also damage to the remain-
ing land, the sum of One Dollar ($1.00). f
Parcel No. 2: To the owners of the above described parcel of land designated As
Parcel No. 2 and-being a strip of land one, hundred 1 10C) feet in width extending
from a line one (1) foot northerly of land of Springfield Gas Light Company, near
the Connecticut River, northwesterly to the line between the Town of West Spring-
field and the Town of Agawsms supposed to be owned by Inhabitants of Agawam, dam-
age for land taken, the sum of One Dollar ($1.00)} 1
To the owners of certain rights reserved and excepted as set forth in a deed
from Connecticut Valley Realty Company to Inhabitants of the Town of Agawam.dateid I `
April 27. 1927 and recorded in Book 1358, Page 266. of the Registry of Deeds for
the County of Hampden, said rights supposed to be in said Connecticut Valley Real-
ty Company, damage for any and all rights as reserved and excepted, in said deed,
the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) . That rights to said damages shall be vested upon
the recording of this order.-as provided by law, and said damages shall be payable
according to law. That the City Treasurer be and hereby is authorized to pay said
sums to the owners of the lands as specified above, or their.successors or assigns
when the xs mall become payable as above provided; That immediately after the
I
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the city council, shall give notice thereof to the person entitled thereto, ac-
cording to the provisions of section S of chapter 79 of the General Laws; That }
within thirty days after the adoption of this order, a copy thereof, certified r
the city olark, shall be recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the County of H
den.
Board of Aldermen Dec 27 1944
Read the first time, rules suspended
read a second time and passed
Clifford F. Smith, Clerk
Presented to, the mayor for approval Dec 27 1944
Clifford F. Smith, City Clerk
Mayor's Office, 1944
Approved, J. Alvin MAnderson,ass. Dee 2Jr. . Mayor (City Seal) -
ue 00 Attest: Clifford Sm q t Q p
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Doe. 17695 i- City of Springfield —
. City of Spd. I {
In Board of Aldermen, December 27. 19440
I I Order Ordered, if the common council concur. that it appearing to be necessary for
Plans 23, page 2$the public convenience and the public health so to do, under the authority of chap-
C-- ;ter 52 of the Acts of 1939 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and of chapter
y 7-� :19 of the general Laws of Massachusetts, and of all acts in addition thereto and
amendment thereof and of every other power and authority the Board of Aldermen
hereto enabling, an appropriation of monies in the sum of one dollar ($1.00) hav=
ing been made by a two-thirds vote of -the city council for the purpose of paying!
li
damages to be awarded for the taking of the parcel of land hereinafter described"
and interests in said parcel of land hereinafter described, and the Department
!of Public Health of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts after a public hearing,
notice thereof having been given a ocording to law in the matter of the acquisition
of an area of land in the Towns of AaAWAM and WEST SPRINGF"IELD for the purpose
;of protecting and isolating the drains, servers and sewage treatment works of the
'City of Springfield from the uses to which such land may be put and in part execu-
ition of and for the purpose of augmenting and supplementing the system of sewage
!collecting and sewage disposal and of removing pollution from the Connecticut
,River, as stated in chapter 2 of the Acts of 1
� + p 5 939 of the Commonwealth of Massa u-
� Isette . and for all purposes as stated 1n and consistent with said not, having
-on December 26, 1944 approved the acquisition of this land, the following deserib-
! I
,ed parcel of land and all interests therein, expressly excepting from said parse
fl a strip of land in said parcel about one hundred (100) feet in width supposed to
.:be owned by Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts
i. Electric Company). said strip of land being more particularly hereinafter described.
,excepting further the rights of said Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (n)r
Western Massachusetts Electric Company) , the rights of the Torn of Agawam and th
rights of the Town of West Springfield. all as hereinafter set forth, be and herb-
;by are taken in fee, said parcel and the interests therein being bounded and do-
scribed as follows: the land located within the limits of the Towne of Agawam
j and West Springfield in Hampden County, Massachusetts, on the westerly bank of
the Connecticut River and adjacent to land now owned by the City of Springfield
and the Springfield Gas Light Company containing one hundred thirty-three (133)
acres. more or less, and supposed to be owned by Connecticut Valley Realty Company
I together with all rights and interests therein. both legal and equitable, inoludlL
,ing all easements, privileges, appurtenances, restrictions, conditions and estates
.in and rights of reverter and including any trees, building or buildings thereon,
:if any, and including any and all riparian rights in the Connecticut and West-
field Rivers. expressly excepting. however, from said parcel a strip of land in
said parcel about one hundred (100) feet in width supposed to be owned by the
hers Fallp Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric Compan )
Bald strip of land being a portion of tFre• premises conveyed by Connecticut Valle
Realty Company to Turners Falls Power and Electric Corspany, by deed dated Larch
1942 and recorded in Boom 1734, Page 546, Book of Plans 21, Page 36. of the R6g"-
;try of Deeds for the County of Hampden, said strip of land being hereinafter de-
scribed by metes and bounds; excepting, further. the rights of said Turners Falls
! i?ower and Electric Company (nor Western Massachusetts Electric Company) In the
premises described as Parcel 2 in an instrument dated March 29, 1942 from Conned i-
Icut 'Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls Power and Electric Company and reeordod
f in Boole 1734, Page 547 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden. exeep�-
ing further the rights of the Town of Agawam as set forth in an instrument of to -
ing dated April 12, 1940 and recorded In Book 1690, Page 590. Book of Plans J.g,
rages 114 and 115 of the Registry of Deeds for the County o]C Hampden, and further
!excepting the rights of the Town of West Springfield as set forth in an inetrument
of taking dated June 29, 1937 and recorded in Book 1640, Page 155 of the Regist4
4of Deeds for theCounty d Hampden, and asset forth in an instrument of taking
dated April 23, 1940 and recorded in Book 1691, Page 199 of the Registry of Deed
for theCounty of Hampden. Said parcel and the aforementioned exceptions are more
.particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the vest-
erly line of NHN Street in the Town of Agawam-at the northerly line of land of the
City of Springfield and running thence North 38044122' West by the westerly line
of 'HN Street seven hundred seventy-nine and 44/100 (779.44) feet to the southerly
ine of 'X Street. in the Toren of Agawam; thence by the southerly line of 4X#
treat south 51*15e38' West one thousand sixty-seven and 37/100 (1067.37) feet t
BOOK 1792 W
.an angle point in '!'LN Street, thence by the westerly line of V11 Street north 660
2011911 West one thousand four hundred sixty-three and 11/100 (1463.11) feet to
point in the easterly line of Agawam Street in the Town of West Springfield.said
point is about one hundred (100) feet northerly by .the westerly line of NO Street
from the division line between the Towns of Agawam and West Springfield; thence !
by the easterly line of Agawam Street south 23!35141' West one thousand eight
hundred and 61/100 (1800.61) feet to a point in the northerly line of land of the
Town of `lest Springfield; thenoe by said land of the Town of West Springfield
south fi 3e151 East a distance of two hundred fifty (250) feet, more or less, to
the Westerly shore of the northerly channel of the Agawam diver , also known as the
Westfield River; thence southerly by said westerly shore of the northerly ohann�1
of the Westfield River a distance of seven hundred (700) feet , more or less , to ,
the northerly shore of the southerly channel of the Westfield River; thence east-
erly by the northerly shore of the southerly channel of the Westfield River a
distance of three hundred fifty (350) feet. more or lase , to the division line !
between the Towns of Agawam and West-Springfield; thence continuing easterly byI
the northerly shore of the southerly channel of the Westfield River a distance of
four thousand two hundred (4200) feet, more or less, to a point two hundred (200)
feet or more westerly of the westerly shore of the Connecticut River; thence Ho�th
100361220 West one thousand seventy (1070) feet . more or less, to a point of ourIve;
thence by said curve deflecting to the left with a radius of two thousand four i
hundred forty-tour and 58/100 (2444.58) feet a distance of two hundred sixty-on '
and 13/100 (261.13) feet to land 4'2-the Springfield Gas Light Company; thence b
land of the Springfield Gas Light Company south 55*09132" West one lhousand five
hundred sixty-one and 68/lo0 (1561.68) feet to a stone bound; thence by land of
, the Springfield Gas Light Company north 670021 West two hundred ninety and 35/100
1 (290.35) feet to a stone boundat land of the City of Springfield; thence by land
of the City of Springfield North 390 441220 West nine hundred (900) feet; thence ]
1by land of the City of Springfield north 551*15138' East one thousand eight hun-
dred seventy-four and 27 h00 (1674.27) feet to the point of beginning. There is
hereby expressly excepted from the aforesaid parcel, a strip of land located in
said parcel supposed to be owned by Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (nol
Western Massachusetts Electric Comp4Lny) and being a portion of the premises con
-
veyed by Connecticut Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls Power and Electric . I
Company by deed dated March 28, 1942 being recorded in Book 1734, Page 546. Boob
,of Plane 21. Page 36, said strip of land being bounded and described as follows:!
Beginning at a concrete bound in the southerly boundary line of "M" Street. so-
,called, said bound being one thousand thirty eight and 7/10 (3039.7) feet, more 1
!or less, easterly from the intersection of the southerly boundary line of 'M'
Street with the easterly boundary line of Agawam Street; thence continuing along
lthe southerly boundary line of NN Street south 660203 East a distance of one i
'hundred (100) feet to a concrete bound; thence running uouth 230428 west a distance
of one thousand four hundred and three and 48/100 (1403.48) feet to a concrete �
bound; thence running south 500000 West a distance of eight hundred and thirty
(930) feet, more or less to the northerly shore of the Westfield River; thence run-
ning 'westerly along the said northerly shore of the Westfield River a distance of
one hundred (100) feet. more or less; thence running Korth 500001 East a distanoe
of eight hundred and fifty (850) feet, more or iesa , to a concrete bound; thence,
running North 230421 East a distance of one thousand three hundred eighty and
12/100 (1380.12) feet to the point of beginning. Said taking of said parcel is
further subyeet -to the rights of the Turners Falls Power and Electric Company
i
(now Western Massachusetts Electric Company) in the premises described as Parcel!
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I
Turners Falls Power and Electric Company and recorded in Boole 1134. page 547, of
the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden; subJect , also. to the right afi
the Tawn of Agawam in said parcel as eet forth in an Instrument of Taking'dated
April 12, 1940 and recorded in Book 1690, Page 590. Book of Plans 19, Pages 114
land 115 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden; and subject, further,
to the rights of the Town of West Bpringfield in said parcel as set forth in In-1
Istruments of Taking dated June 29, 1937 and recorded in Book 1640, page 155. of the
Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden and dated April 23, 1940 and recorded
In Book 1691, Page 188 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden. The i
parcel herein taken and the exceptions hereinbefore set forth being as shown on a
1plan entitled 'Springfield, Kass. Department of Streets and Engineering, Plan of
jLand acquired by the City of Springfield in the Towne of Agawam and west Spring
!field AdJacent to Sewage Treatment Plant, Scale 11=200' December. 1944' and now
an file in the.office of the Engineering Divisionof the-Department of'Straets {
land Enginearing, Springfield. Massachusetts, containing one hundred thirty-.three
' (133) acres more or less. Said parcel of land and the interests therein are to
be taken for the purpose of protecting and isolating the drains, sewers and sewage
treatment works now owned by the City of Springfield from the uses to which such
,land may be put and in part execution of and for the purpose of augmenting and
;supplementing the system, of sewage collecting and savage disposal and of removing
'pollution from the Connecticut River, as stated In chapter 52 of the Aote of 193�
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and for all purposes as stated in and a6n.W1
lsistent with said act. That to the owners of the above described parcel of land
Ilooated on the westerly bank of the Connecticut River and adjacent to land own
by the City of Springfield Wand .the Springfield Us Light Company containing oel
'hundred thirty-three (133) acrea, more or less, and supposed to be owned by II
Connecticut Valley Realty Company there be awarded damages for land taken and also
' damage to the remaining land the sum of one dollar (J1.00). That the right to said
damages shall be vested upon the recording of this order as provided by law and
. said damages shall be payable, according to law. That the city treasurer be and
!hereby Is authorized to pay said sum to the owner- of said parcel as specified
' above or its successors or assigns when the same shall become payable as above
, provided. That immediately after the right to damages becomes vested the city alert
; shall give notloe thereof to the person entitled thereto under the provlslons of�
j section S of chapter 79 of the Oeneral Laws, as wended. That within thirty (30y,
days after the adoption of this order, a copy thereof certified by the city clerk.
Itogether with the aforementioned plan shall be recorded in the Registry of Dee
-
. for the County of Hampden. That the amount of said damages be taken from the
monies transferred from the Reserve for Contingencies Account and appropriated
to the credit of aocount 'Main Sewage Treatment Plant - Land Damages' by an order
{ of the city council approved by the mayor December 27, 1944.
Board of Aldermen Dec 27 1944 Common Council Dec 27 1944 I
, Rend the first time. 'rules suspended, Read the first time, rules suspend-
, read a second time, passed and sent ad, read a second time and passed
down for concurrence. in ooncurrence. fl
Clifford F. Smith, Clerk Goo J Clark. Clerk
Presented to the Mayor for approval Dec 27 1944
Clifford F. Smith. City Clerk
Mayor's Office, Springfield, Mass. Dee. 27 1944
Approved, J. Albin Anderson, Jr., Mayor
IA true copy
Attest: Clifford F. Smith City Clerk (City Seal)
Re c'd Dec. 29. 1944 at 3H. 499. P.K. and Reg'd from the original
Doe. 17697 City of Springfield ._
City of Spd. In Board of Aldermen, December 27, 1944.
Order Ordered, that it appearing to be necessary for the public convenience and
Plane Page
28�. the public health so to dot under the authority of chapter 52 of the Acts of 19 9
of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and of chapter 79 of the General Laws of
Massachusetts and of all acts in addition thereto and amendment thereof and of
i
every other power and authority the Board of Aldermen hereto enabling, an appr
!E priation of monies in the sus► of one dollar Q1.00) having been made by $
two-thirds vote of the city council for the purpcw of paying damages to be awarded
for the taking of the parcel of land hereinafter described and interests in sai
parcel of land hereinafter described, and the Department of Public Health of th
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given according to law in the matter of the acquisition of an area of land in e
Towne of Agawam and West Springfield for the purpose of protecting and Isolatin
the drains, severe and sewage treatment works of the City- of Springfield from
j the uses to which such land may be put and in part execution of and for the pur-
pose of augmenting and supplementing the system of sewage collecting and savage
disposal and of removing pollution from the Connecticut River, as stated in ohs
ter 52 of the Acts of 1939 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and for all pun-
poses as stated in and consistent with Said act, having on December 26.1944
ap-proved the acquisition of this land, the following described parcel of land and
all interests therein, expressly excepting from said parcel a strip of land in
said parcel about one hundred (100) feet in width supposed to be owned by Turne s
ik o v
BOOK 1792
Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric Company) . -
said strip of land being more particularly hereinafter described. excepting
further the rights of said Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western
(Massachusetts Electric Company) , the rights of the Town of Agawam and the rightal
of the Town of West Springfield. all as hereinaf ter• set forth, be and hereby are
`taken in fee. said parcel and the interests therein being bounded and described
'as follows; the land located within the limits of the Towns of AGAWAM and IF95T
jSPRINGFIELD. in Hampden County, Massachusetts, on the westerly bank of the t
!.Connecticut River and adJaoent to land now owned by the City of Springfield and.
the Springfield Gas Light Company containing one hundred thirty-three (133) acres.
more or less, and supposed to be owned by Connecticut valley Realty Company. to-1
gather with all rights and interests thekin, both legal and equitable, including
all easements, privileges, appurtenances. restrictions, conditions and estates
!in and rights of reverter, and including any trees. building or buildings thereo .
If
any, and including any and all riparian rights in the'Connectiout and West-
field Rivers, expressly excepting, however, from said parcel a strip of land in
said parcel about one hundred (100) feet In width supposed to be owned by the
`Turners Falls Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric CCU
pany}, said strip of land being a portion of the premises conveyed by Connecticut
Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls Power and Electric Company 'by deed dated
March 28, 1942 and recorded in Book 1734. Page 546, Book of Plans 21. Page 36 ofl
the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden. said strip of land being here-
inafter described by metes and bounds; excepting, further, the rights of said
Turners Falls power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric
Company) in the premisee'deseribed as Parcel 2 in an instrument dated March 29,
13.942 from Connecticut Palley Realty Company to Turners F&IIA Power and Electric
Company and recorded in Book 173 . Page 547 of the Registry, of Deeds for the
�County of Hampden; excepting further the rights of the Town of Agawam as set forth
din an instrument of taking dated April 12. 1940 and recorded, in Book 1690, Page 590
'Book of Plans 19. Pages 1114 and 115 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of i
IHampden. and further excepting the rights or the Town of West Springfield as sett
;forth in an instrument of taking dated-June 29. 1937 and recorded in Book 1640,
Page 155 of the Registry of Deeds for-the County of Hampden, and as set forth in
!an instrument of taking dated April 23, 1940 and recorded in Book 1691. Page 18gl
of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampden. Said parcel and the afore-
pentioned exceptions are more particularly bounded and described as follows: Be-
'ginning at a point in the westerly line of rgr Street in the town of Agawam at
the northerly line of land of the City of Springfield and running thence 'North
;38*441221 West by the westerly line of "Hk Street seven hundred seventy-nine and!
�44/100 (779.44) feet to the southerly line of RM" Street in the Town of Agawam;
thence by the southerly line of "M" Street south 5.�.•15'3S' West one thousand sixy-
eeven and 37/100 (1067,37) feet to an angle point in ' NU11 Street, thence by the West-
erly line of 'M' Street north 66020119' West one thousand four hundred sixty-three
"and 11/3.00 (1463.11.) feet to a point in the easterly line of Agawam street in the
Town of West Springfield, said point is about one hundred (100) feet northerly
by the westerly line of "M' Street from the division�ine between the Towne of
Agawam and West Springfield; thence by the easterly line of Agawam Street south
23039r41' West one thousand eight hundred and 61/l00 (1800.61) feet to a point in
the northerly line of land of the Town of Went Springfield; thence by said land
of the Town of West Springfield south 73*151 East a distance of two hundred fifty
(250) feet, more or less, to the westerly shore of the northerly channel of the
�gawam River, also known as the Westfield Raver; thence southerly by said westerly
me w ad Gi Le.L% •urer a distance of seven hundred
(700) feet, more or lees, to the northerly shore of the southerly channel of the
Westfield River; thence easterly by the northerly shore of the southerly channel`
of the Westfield River, a distance of three hundred fifty (350) feet, more or leas,
to the division line between the Towns of Agawam and West Springfield; thence oo�-
tinuing easterly by the northerly shore of the southerly channel of the Westfie14 !
(River a distance of four thousand two hundred (4200) feet , more or less, to a point
two hundred (200) feet or more westerly of the westerly shore of the Connecticut
River; thence North 10036122N West onethousand seventy (1070) feet, more or less
It
i o a point of curve; thence by said ourve deflecting to the left with a radius .
Pf two thousand four hundred forty-four and 59h00 (2444.59) feet a distance of
wo hundred sixty-one and 13/100 (261.13) feet to land of the Springfield Gas L1 t
i
Company; thence by land of the Springfield US Light Company south 55e09'32r
West one thousand rive hundred sixty-one and 68/l00 (1561.68) feet to a stone
bound; thence by Land of the Springfield Gas Light Company north 67002' West tw
+ ( hundred ninety and 35/100 (290.35) feet to a stone bound at land of the City of
(18pringfield; thenoe by land of the City of Springfield North 390441221 West nine
hundred ('900) feet; thenoe by land of the City or Springfield north 51°15'3g" East
one thousand eight hundred seventy-four and 27/100 (1974.27) feet to the point of
beginning. There is hereby expressly excepted from the aforesaid parcel, a strl�
Hof land located in said parcel supposed to be owned by Turners Falls Power and
Electric Company (now Mestern Massachusetts Electric Company) and being a portiin
Hof the premises conveyed by Connecticut Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls
Power and Electric Company by deed dated March 28, 1942 being recorded in Book
1734, Page 546, Book of Plans 21, Page 36, said strip of land being bounded and
described as follows., Beginning at a concrete bound in the southerly boundary
line of "MI Street, so-called, said bound being one thousand thirty-eight and 7 10
� (1038.7) feet , more or less, easterly from the intersection of the southerly
boundary line of "M" Street with the easterly boundary line of Agawam Street;
thence continuing along the southerly boundary line of "M" Street south 66020'
East a distance of one hundred (100) feet to a concrete bound; thence running
south 23*4e' West a distance of one-thousand four hundred and three and 48/100
(1403.48) feet to a concrete bound; thence running south 50000' West a distance
of eight-hundred and thirty (630) feet , more or less, to the northerly shore of
, the Westfield River; thence running westerly along the said northerly shore of
the Westfield River a distance of one hundred (100) feet, more or less; thenoe
.running North 50000' East a distance of eight hundred and fifty (950) feets morq
or lose, to a concrete bound; thence running North 23042' East a distance of one
thousand three hundred eighty and 12/100 (1380.12) feet to the point of beginning.
Said taking of said parcel is further subject to the rights of the Turner@ Fa118�
Power and Electric Company (now Western Massachusetts Electric Company) in the
premises described as Parcel 2 in an instrument dated March 28.:1942 from Conneclt-
licut Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls Power and Electric Company and reeoid-
ed in Book 1734, Page 547, of the Registry of 'Deeds for the County of Hampden;
(subject, also, to the rights of the To of Agawam in said parcel as set forth
fin an Instrument of Taking dated April 12. 1940 and recorded in Book 1690, Page
j590. Book of Plans 18, Pages 114 and 115 of the Registry of Deeds for the Count
r of Hampden; and subject, further, to the rights of the Town of West Springfield
in said parcel as set forth in Instruments of Taking dated June 29. 1931 and re-I
corded in Book 1640, Page 155 of the Registry of Deeds for the County of Hampde
and dated April 23, 1940 and recorded in Book 1691, Page 188 of the Registry off
jDeeds for the County of Hampden. The parcel herein taken and the exceptions
ihereinbefora set forth being as shown :sn a plan entitled *Springfield. Mass.
Department of Streets and Engineering, Plan._c:f Land Acquired by the City of
Springfield in the Towns of Agawam and West Springfield Adjacent to Sewage Trea
invent Plant, Seale 1"=200' December, 1944" and now on file in the office of the -
gineering Division of the Department of Streets and Engineering, Springfield,
!Massachusetts, containing one hundred thirty-three (133) acres more or leas.
Said parcel of land and the interest therein are to be taken for the purpose 'of
Iproteoting and isolating the drains, sewers and sewage treatment works now owned
Iby the City of 8poringfield from the uses to whioh such land may be put and in part ,
execution of and for the purpose of augmenting and supplementing the system of
sewage collecting and eewage disposal and of removing pollution from the Connect
scut River, as stated in chapter 52 of the Acts of 1939 of the Commonwealth of -
,ftausaruusetts; and ror ai1 purposes as statea, in and consistent with said not.
ITh at to the owners of the above described parcel of land located on the westerly
bank of the Connecticut River and adjacent to land owned by the City of Spring-
field and the Springfield Gas Light Company containing one hundred thirty-three
(133) acres more or less. and supposed to be owned by Connecticut Valley Realty
CompanyAbrseawarded damages for land taken and also damage to the remaining land
the sum of one dollar Q1.00). That the right to said damages shall be vested
upon the recording of this order as provided by last and said damages shall be
able according to law. That the city treasurer be and hereby is authorized 'to p ,
said sum to the owner of said parcel as specified above or its successors or '
assigns when the same shall become payable as above provided. That immediately
after the right to damages becomes vested the city clerk shall-give notice ther
of to the person entitled thereto under the provisions of Section 8 of Chapter 7
... BUUK 1792
of the General Laws as amended. That within thirty (30) days after the adoptioyk-
iOf this order, a copy thereof certified by the city olerk, together with the afdre- h
mentioned plan shall be recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the County of Ham '
den. That the amount of said damages be taken from the monies transferred from dJ
the Reserve for Contingencies Account and appropriated to the credit of account
']+lain Savage Treatment Plant - Land Damages" by an order of the city council
approved by the mayor Deeember'27. 1944. E
Board of Aldermen Dec 27 1944
Read the first time, rules suspended.
read a second time and passed.
Clifford F. Smith, Clert
Presented to the Mayor for approval Dec e7 1944 'I i
Clifford F. Smith. City Cleric
Xwor's Office, Springfield, Mass. Dec 27 1944 ,
Approved, J. Albin Anderson. Jre . Mayor
A true copy
Attest: Clifford F. Smith City Clerk (City Seal) r
.Reo'd Dec. 29, 1944 at 3H. 4gM. P.M. and Reg'd from the original 44
Doc. 17686
1933 Realty Corporation . , a corporation duly established under the laws of 19"Realty Corp. sl
the Commonwealth of Xaseachusetta and having its usual place of-business at to
Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, for consideration paid, grants to the Dwight Corp.
Dwight Corporation. a corporation duly established under the laws of the Common-
wealth of Massachusette, and having_is usual place of business at said Chioopeq, F,
with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS the land in CHICOPEE, in that part known as WILLIMANSETT,
with the-building thereon numbered 76 .4 Rivers Avenue. bounded and described a � 1'
follows: A certain lot of land known and designated as lot numbered 3 {three) %
ak:
a plan of lots recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds. Book Of Plans . ;
1. Page 179. said lot being more particularly bounded and described as follows: 0
Bounded Southeasterly by Adams Avenue fifty (50) feet; Northeasterly by lot num er- 't
ed 2 (two) on said plan one hundred (100) feet; Northwesterly by part of lot
numbered 60 (sixty) on said plan fifty (50) feet; and Southwesterly by lot numb r- i
ed 4 (four) on said plan one hundred (100) -feet. Being the same premises convey dEi
to the 1933 Realty Corporation by the Palmer National Bank, by its deed dated.
September 27, 1937, and recorded with the Hampden County Registry of Deeds Booki
1644, Page 336. Subject to all mortgages and encumbrances of record.
In witness Whereof the said 1933 Realty Corporation has caused its corporate :
seal to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed, acknowledged and de-i I:
livered in its name and behalf by Louis Taloumis, its President and Treasurer
hereto duly authorized this thirtieth day of October in the year one- thousand
nine hundred and fortyrfour.
Signed and sealed in presence of } 1933 Realty Corporation (Corporate Seal)
Joseph A. Nowak by Louie Taloumis
Its President :hid Treasurer } 'I
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Hampden, as Chicopee. October 30. 1944. Then III
personally appeared the above named Louis Taloumis and acknowledged the foregoing il <
Instrument to be the free act and deed of the 1933 Realty Corporation, before me
Joseph A. Nowak. Notary Public--My commission expires May 15. 1947.
-Chicopee, MBsaaohuaetts, October 30. 19".
CERTIFZCJLTI� -
I. James Mazarakos, of Chicopee. Hampden County. Massachusetts, on being +
duly s worn on oath do depose and say that I am the Clerk of the 1933 Realty Co J
poration, a Xxesaohusetts corporation, with a usual plaoe of business in said
Chicopee, that the stockholders of the said Corporation held a special meeting
on'Monday, Octobal, represent-
�
r ing one hundred (100) shares of common stook, being all of the shares of stook
issued and outstanding, were present and voting, that at said meeting by..,a un-
animous vote, the said stockholders passed a vote, a true copy of the record of,
Which is hereinafter set forth. VOTED: That the 1933 Realty Corporation convey
to the Dwight Corporation, a corporation, duly established under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and having its usual place of business at Chlcop"
Hampden County, Massachusetts , the real estate situated at 76 A Rivers Avenue
in that part of CHICOPEE known as WILLIMANSETT, said real estate being more parti-
cularly described in a Quitclaim Deed from the Palmer National Bank to the 1933�
Realty Corporation. dated September 27, 1937, and recorded with the X=pden Cou�ty
_.Registry of Deeds. Book 1770, Page 104, subject to all mortgages and encumbrances
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TOWN OFAGAWAM
3 b MAIN STREET
AGAWAM, MA 01001
.� BOARD OF APPEALS
E
December 19, 2011
The Agawam Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing in the Agawam Public Library
Community Room, 750 Cooper Street, Agawam, MA, beginning at 7:30 P.M., Monday,January
23, 2012 for the following:
Case#: 1883
Petitioner: City of Springfield, Department of Public Works
Address: M Street Extension
Reason: Seeking a Special Permit in accordance with Section 180-55,
Paragraph B (12) of the Town of Agawam's Zoning Ordinances to
allow for the instillation of a metals recycling facility at the
premises identified as M Street Extension.
Advertise: Thursday January 5, 2012 and Thursday January 12, 2012
Doreen Prouty
Chairperson
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TOWN OFAGAWAM
36 MAIN STREET
H� a AGAWAM,, MA 01001; i
y DECISION OF BOARD OF APPEALS
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Petition of: City of Springfield, Department of Public Works '
Premises affected: M Street Extension -_,X LJ
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Date: February 13, 2012 `
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Case#: 1883
The Board of Appeals conducted several public hearings and concluded with a public meeting on
February 13, 2012 at the Agawam Public Library, 750 Cooper Street,Agawam, MA for all parties
interested in the appeal of the City of Springfield, Department of Public Works, which is seeking a
Special Permit in accordance with Section 180-55,Paragraph B (12) of the Zoning Ordinances which
would allow for the installation of a metals recycling facility at the premises identified as M Street
Extension. I
After the public hearings and after a thorough review of the facts presented at the public hearings,the
Agawam Board of Appeals made the following findings: j
1. The subject property is a municipal landfill owned by the City of Springfield located in an area of
Town zoned Industrial A. i
2. The petitioner proposes to install a semi-portable metal recycling facility to be located in the j
southwest corner of Cell 2. 4
3. The proposed metal recycling facility will remove ferrous and non-ferrous metal from incoming ash
residue originating from the Covanta Springfield, MA, Pittsfield, MA and Wallingford, CT �
locations. I
4. Tension fabric structures are proposed to enclose the metals recycling processing equipment. l
5. The Town of Agawam's Planning Board voted to approve this proposed project on January 6, 2012.
6. This specific site,which is a landfill, is an appropriate site for the proposed use.
7. No evidence was submitted to this board showing that the use, as developed, will have an adverse j
effect on the health, safety or property values of neighborhood.
8. No evidence was submitted to this board showing there will be any nuisance or potential hazards to j
vehicular or pedestrian safety.
9. The proposed project will meet all building regulations providing adequate and appropriate facilities 4
and controls for the proper and safe operation of the proposed project.
10.No evidence was submitted to this board showing that the proposed use would be considered to be so
objectionable or obnoxious that the proposed use would be against the public interest or injurious to
the character of the neighborhood.
11. This specific use is not considered so objectionable or obnoxious that the proposed use would be
against the public interest or detrimental or injurious to the character of the neighborhood.
DECISION (P.2)
City of Springfield, DPW
Case# 1883
Based on its findings, the Board is of the opinion that the requested relief is within the authority of the
Board of Appeals to grant a special permit as stated under Section 180-55, Paragraph B(12) of the
Zoning Ordinances of the Town of Agawam.
Now,therefore, by the unanimous vote of its three members, the Board of Appeals hereby grants the
petitioner a special permit to allow for the installation of a metal recycling facility with the following
conditions:
1. The proposed metal recycling facility will be located in the southwest corner of Cell 2 as shown
on the plan entitled: "Existing Site Conditions and Project Location Plan", drawn by St. Angl
Associates, Amherst, MA, dated November 8, 2011 and signed by the members of this board.
2. The petitioner must come back before this board if the proposed metal recycling facility is to be
moved.
3. All conditions advised by the Town of Agawam's Planning Board in the January 7, 2012 memo
must be adhered to.
4. City of Springfield shall notify this Board of any changes in the operation and/or ownership of
this facility.
5. The petitioner shall record with the Hampden County Registry of Deeds, a"Notice of Special
Permit" form, which shall be provided by this Board and proof of said filing must be submitted
to this Board and to the Inspector of Buildings.
6. This special permit shall become null and void if construction authorized by this special permit is
not commenced within two (2) years from the date this decision is stamped by the Town of
Agawam Clerk's office.
This decision is subject to appeal in accordance with M.G.L. Ch. 40A, Section 17 within 20 days after
this decision is filed with the Agawam Town Clerk.
Attachment: Signatory Page of Decision
?OWN OF AGA WAM
36 MAIN STREET
AGAWAM, MA 01001
BOARD OF APPEALS
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Signatory Page of Decision I
Case#: 1883 S l
Date: FebruM 13, 2012 co
Applicant: City of Springfield DPW
Address: M Street Extension I
By a unanimous vote of its three members, the Zoning Board of Appeals hereby grants the
petitioner a Special Permit.
This approval is subject to the conditions set forth in the attached written decision.
Doreen Prouty ary Suf6i James Marmo
Gary Geiger (Alternate) Richard Maggi (Alternate)