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8669_SITE PLAN - M STREET EXT..pdf'i5~ULq - 5 \-K MaC) - M ~+(l~J-~x\-'. -----.-. 1fur~ (j no +i(Q it'ifo6Y; ------ Covanta Springfield, LLC 188M Street Agawwn. MA 01001 Tel: 413-785-5120 Fax: 413-731-6481 September 16,2013 • Mr. Daniel Hall, Section Chief Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of waste Prevention 436 Dwight Street Springfield, MA 01001 Subject: Bondi Island Landfill Metals Recovery Facility File #12-281-001, Transmittal No. 240492 • COVAITI ENERGY for a cleaner world Notification of Implementation of Facility Improvements Dear Mr. Hall: Covanta Springfield hereby requests permission from the MADEP to conduct a 60-day evaluation of a new feeder/screen, which our equipment suppliers assert may further improve the amount and cleanliness of the recovered metals. Over the course of a year, Covanta has designed and installed several metals recovery projects at our various Energy-from-Waste (EfW) facilities. Based on gaining experience through operating these new installations and also periodically evaluating the feedstocks, we have discovered that even after single- stage ferrous and nonferrous recovery, there is still valuable metal remaining in the ash that can be recovered. Based on this information, we are proposing to incorporate improvements in the Bondi Island project design by running the inbound material through an initial pre-separation step, which involves use of a feeder/screen. TIris feeder/screen will be located adjacent to the processing area and will allow for the separation of larger ferrous metal up-front and lessen the magnetic interference with the other equipment downstream. Additionally, we are proposing to add a new metering feeder to the beginning of the process under the tension fabric structure that encloses the processing area. The metering feeder will be equipped with a conveyor that is fitted with a cross belt magnet to allow for the recovery additional ferrous metal. From the new cross-belt conveyor, material will be processed as normal through the current system. The feeder/screen will be powered by a 30 horsepower (lIP) diesel engine. The demonstration equipment is not anticipated to result in any additional fugitive emissions, or any other additional environmental impacts. In addition to increasing the amount of ferrous metal recovered by use of the new feeder/screener and cross-belt magnet, the removal of the additional ferrous metal will also indirectly improve nonferrous RECEIVED SEP 17l0\3 AGAWAM PLANNING BOARD • Mr. Daniel Hall -MassDEP Bondi Island Landfill Metals ReeovelY Project September \.6, 2013 Page 2 of2 • recovery. The eddy current separators are anticipated to experience less interference from ferrous pieces that are not collected upstream, thus increasing nonferrous recovery. The proposed changes are depicted on three (3) sketches: 1) lI26E-002SK (perspective views), l126E- 003SK (plan view), and 1126E-004SK (section views). These sketches, which have been certified by a Massachusetts Professional Engineer, Mr. Christian Stanley) can be found in Attachment A. Covanta Springfield proposes to evaluate the feeder/screen, metering feeder and cross-belt magnet conveyor set-up for a trial period of sixty (60) days. Additionally, if the 60-day trial proves successful, Covanta Springfield will submit an application to modify the referenced solid waste permit for the project. Also, Covanta Springfield has proposed to locate a mobile trailer on the northwest side of the Metals Recycling System (main tension fabric building) to provide shelter and office space for our employees working on the Landfill. A markup of the approved site plan showing the proposed location of the trailer (Attaclilllent B) and a brief description of the trailer (size, color, planned use, etc.) is described below. The trailer will be a 32x8 mobile office (Williams Scotsman M0328 or equivalent). The exterior finish will be aluminum, with standard I-Beam frame and drip rail gutters. The specifications for the trailer can be found in Attachment C. I have notified the Building Inspector, PlalUung Board and Zoning Board of Appeals in the Town of Agawam of our proposal and, at their request I am supplying each of them with a copy of this submission for their records. We trust that this information is sufficient for your review and approval for a 60-day trial evaluation. If you have any questions, or require any additional information please contact Karen Stepsus at (862) 345-5054 or mysetfat (518) 207-7149. Very Truly Yours, ~~~~ Gary Pierce CC: Courtney Danneker, MADEP, Air Department Deborah Dachos, Agawam -Planning Department Doreen Prouty, Agawam -Zoning Board of Appeals Eric Wight, Agawam -Building Inspector Karen Steps US, Covanta Energy Attach. • • ATTACHMENTS A Proposed Demonstration Equipment Sketches (3) B Site Plan (showing the proposed location of the trailer) C Mobile Trailer Specifications (Williams Scotman or Equal) • • A TI ACHMENT A Proposed Demonstratiori Equipment Sketches (3) F E D c B A 8 PROCESS FABRIC COVER"", 4,848 SQ FT VIEW 8 • 7 ., 7 e6 PROCESS LOADING 'FABRIC COVER '~ ~. -.....~. ~...... ./ .". £.# .. :.~i!ff,t\'" /,sJ ) di'i."ff'f%tJJr /"'ifIP' / ( " ,// ~rAri~L-/~ ~41 " / .. ",.,:,("~f ...... -.. /: .. -.:.~'. PROCESSED ASH PILE 1 DAY 6 p 5 COVER 672 SQ FT 5 4 4 • 3 TOTAL AREA OF FABRIC COVERS AS SHOWN: "'6958 SQ FT I(FUTURE 7,200 SQ FT IF NECESSARY) 2 ~~NEW METERING ~ FEEDER CROSS BELT MAGNET 3 PROCESS LOADING 1,032 SQ FT BULKIES PILE (BEHIND) fEEDER SCREEN (RH-095-SC/CV) I'-~ G'v<;)1 o\"Y:.. 0~\" -~" ' ~ V\~OI'-;~\ol'-\~ ~O ,,<'01'-~S GO 1-\) • G ",f-~O -w ~O ~o:: ",a. 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ECTION VIEW @..±l/.8" ECS CALE B: 1" .. 20'-0' SCALE D: 1"" 10'-0" I OM 'P_C':-'IUI.XIEW @ -3/8" ECS 8 32' 7" 2'0" PROCESS FABRIC COVER +3/8" N-Fe (COVERED) ~ COVER CB-310 ~BUNKER I ri -- ~ ~ ~ . ',~ , It +31 C8-500 'I" 42' 1" 'II. 7 6 PROCESS FABRIC COVER ~3/8" N-Fe ~BUNKER COVER 11""""'" ...... ","'4" .• & ii, "'-"'.'1 5 Fe BUNKER CB-190 I "''''~15·~·~:·i (COVERED) , " MAG- IV ~ R!CB-430 7" ECS-'L~ I , ~rH\?_~/~, -6" MAG ~'l I 8 1~·iir]r6 611~ SCALE 0: 1" " 10'-0' 4 3 2 <l ..:; ~ f @ " .• j "1051--~ -, I.1l ",f-i! :<u -w ~a ~o::(f.) ",0..$ "'<9w II :JZ5 i:i::J z au o ~Gi= owu ~o::w II (f.)Vl !1...J 515 i5w ~ gal ~ , u 1126E 004-SK ) 22x34 1~~tl3 • • ATTACHMENT B Site Plan (Showing the proposed location of the trailer) , ~:, " • • • • 8 . 1 -• \T.,........,...-.,-..... '_._, .• _,.-.!.,.-..,. " ----i ." L :) ..' ,'" ,; \"')'~'-"L " -. -' '~ • I ; , \. '\ _. . ~ .' . ---.~ •• '-"'-, . ---'--. l ,. 3 , .2 . " .. . . ,---. . . -~ ,. ---, -"'-~,,-,>-.--'--' , . 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Maryland 21236-5997 800.782. , 500 www.willscot.com WALLAIC "- 281 -a" OPTIONAL RESTROOM WALLAIC /' """"-"~"'''''." ..... ~.,., .. ~: ... " i Co CLOSET PLAN TABLE """I I [I I II I . I j M~" n3-~(Q( f,· .• , Y ~@ MOBILE OFFICE EAST COAST MODELS 41-0" Addilional1100 Pians <tV3ilable. FloOr plans and .specifications may vary 110m those shaw1\. and are sub¢tt to io-stock: availablit\'. =~'--'==="'==~"'.'''''~'~.::'':_7'':~''·-=--'.~:-:,,~--,::...o:---=-''''_~ __ ' _,_,_._ .. ~ •. ,_. -'-"-~-"-o~7" ." -...... ~~ SPEClFlCA1l0NS Site(s) • 32' long (including hrtch) • 28' Box size • 8' Wide • 7' Ceiling height Interior Finish • Paneled walls • Vinyl tile floors • Gypsum ceiling • Private office(s) Fumiture • Two bui~-in deslcs with file cabinets • One built-in plan table • Overhead shelf EleC1ric • Auorescent ce~ing lights • Breaker panel WIDdaWS/DOClrs • Horizontal slider windows • Two vision panel doors with standard locks Heating and Cooling • Electric baseboard heat • Thru·wall AC unit ExteriQr Finisb/Ffame • Aluminum siding • I-Beam frame • Standard drip rail gutters THE USE OF THIS DRAWING FOR ANY MEANS OTHER THAN THAT INTENDED IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF All AUTHORIZEO WILLIAMS SCOTSMAN REPRESENTATlv!;, oS> 2009 Williams Seoum.n, Inc. All Ri9ht$ Reutvld. • • • • Town of Agawam 36 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001-1837 Tel. 413-786-0400 Fax 413-786-9927 October 5, 2012 Alan Chwalek, Director Springfield Department of Public Works 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 II 04 Dear Mr. Chwalek: ..... .... ~ o n ..... I til 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: Metals Recycling Project; Prepared for: Covanta Springfield LLC", Prepared by Stangle Associates and dated 1112/2011, revised 8/27112. If you have any questions, please contact this office at 786-0400, extension 8738. Sincerely, Travis P. Ward, Chairman AGAWAM PLANNING BOARD TPW/DSD:prk Cc: G. Pierce, Covanta ZBA Eng. Dept. Bldg. Dept. Town Clerk File --j ~.~--:' .';--~f~ 3;eD .. :x:. ~~v) ">0 ~ Covanta Energy Corporation 445 South Street Morri stown, NJ 07950 September 19, 2012 Ms. Deborah Dachos, Director Office of Planning and Community Development Town of Agawam 36 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001 COVANI. ENE R G Y for a cleaner world Subject: Bondi Island Landfill Metals Recovery Facility -Special Permit #1883 Updated Site Plans Dear Ms. Dachos, Please accept this letter in response to your discussion with Mr. Gary Pierce on September 10, 2012 regarding revisions to the site plan associated with the Metals Recovery Project at the Bondi Island Landfill. As discussed, enclosed are four (4) originals of the following revised drawing: Sheet OOl-SK, Existing Site Conditions and Project Location Plan, 11108112, Rev. O. Since the initial Special Permit approval in February, we have made advances on the design and engineering of the metals recovery system, which includes some operational streamlining. As we have progressed with engineering reviews, the proposed modifications that were previously described in the initial submittal have been slightly modified to include these improvements. These changes include: 1. Total number of pieces of equipment is reduced compared to original submittal (reduced by 7) a. Mobile Screener (I) replaces walking floor volumetric feeder (I) and finger deck grizzly (1) b. Excavator with Magnet Attachment (I) replaces drum magnet (1) c. There are two (2) less conveyors in the revised design 2. Operations would be streamlined slightly and the maintenance would be reduced (due to reduction in pieces of equipment); 3. Electrical demand would also decrease (based on power demand for less equipment); 4. The redesign contemplates constructing the processing facility on the same footprint in Subcell 3A in the SW corner of Cell 2; therefore, there is no change from original submittal. 5. The operations will still be enclosed in fabric structures; and will not exceed 7500 sq. ft. In fact, the space will be slightly reduced, since one storage bay will be eliminated. There will be no changes to environmental impacts since the original submittal due to the proposed improvements to the metal recycling project design. Ms. Jennifer Bonfiglio, Zoning Board of Appeals has also been advised of the revisions, and updated drawings have been sent to her attention as well. ( • Bondi Island Metals Recycling Project Sept. 19,2012 Page 2 of2 Please contact Mr. Gary Pierce of the Covanta Energy Corporation at (518) 207-7149, if you have any other questions or need further information. Very Truly Yours, Karen M. Stepsus Environmental Program Manager -Organic Growth & Innovation Covanta Energy Corporation 445 South Street Morristown, NJ 07950 Tel: 862-345-5054 Cell: 973-220-4379 Email: kstepsus@covantaenergy.com CC: G. Pierce, Covanta Energy, Inc. Attachments Covanta Springfield, LLC A Covanta Energy Company 188 M Street Agawam, MA 01001 Tel: 413-785-5120 Fax: 413-731-/U81 February 13, 2012 • Mr. Travis P. Ward, Chainnan Agawam Planning Board Town of Agawam 36 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001 RE: Bondi Island Landfill Project: Metals Recycling Project Revised Site Plan Dear Chainnan Ward: • COIANTA ENE R G Y for a cleaner world On behalf of the City of Springfield, Covanta Springfield, LLC, the operator of the Bondi Island Landfill ("the Landfill"), herein encloses four (4) copies of a revised Site Plan entitled "Existing Conditions and Project Location Plan" for the proposed metals recycling project at the Landfill. In accordance with the Planning Board's letter to Mr. Alan Chwalek dated January 7, 2012, the Site Plan for the project is revised for I) the addition of a note stating the project will not result in an increase in noise levels and 2) the addition of a detail of the proposed benn. Furthennore, the City of Springfield and Covanta Springfield, LLC, hereby acknowledge that approval of the Planning Board will be sought if it is ever proposed to move the project to a different location at the Landfill. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Please contact Mr. Gary Pierce, Environmental Manager, Covanta, at (518) 207-7149 if you any questions concerning this request. Sincerely, ~~,~~ Gary G. Pierce Environmental Manager cc: Scott Donelon -City of Springfield DPW . ' • Town of Agawam 36 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001-1837 Tel. 413-786-0400 Fax 413-786-9927 January 7, 2012 Alan Chwalek, Director Springfield Department of Public Works 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 II 04 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 1118/2011, Revised 114112 witb the following conditions: • a note shall be added to tbe plan to the effect tbat this project will result in equal or less noise levels; • add a detail of tbe proposed berm to tbe plan; • if tbe structure is moved to a different location, approval must be sought from tbe Planning Board, If you have any questions, please contact this office at 786-0400, extension 283. Sincerely, -.... I~ ---P. LO~~ -...- c-:s:- Travis p, Ward, Chairman ::z I AGAWAM PLANNING BOARD en -G. Pierce, Covanta ::J:: cc: -ZBA .. r Eng, Dept. s:- Bldg, Dept. ~ Town Clerk File :Po C' j:;-' =E -_ :Po ~~.~-, :t. :t>n $r-j> ..... ;I~ 3:"';' ">0 .." .." o "" • • AGAWAM OFFICE OF PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SITE PLAN REVIEW REVIEWER: D. Dachos DATE: January 3, 2012 DATE RECEIVED: 12/12/11 DISTRIBUTION DATE: 12/13/11 PLANNING BOARD MEETING DATE: 1/5/12 APPLICANT INFORMATION 1. Name of Business: Bondi Island Landfill Address: M Street Extension, Agawam, MA 2. Owner: City of Springfield, Department of Public Works Address: 70 Tapley Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Telephone: 787-6260 Fax: 787-6567 3. Engineer: Mitchel Stangl (Stangl Associates) Address: P.O. Box 321, Amherst, MA Telephone: 549-6200 Fax: 259-4588 PlAN REVIEW Scale: 1" = 100' Date: November 18, 2011 Title Block (Street Address, Applicant's Name, Address, Scale, Name of Preparer of Plan): Street Address, north arrow and stamp should be placed on the plan. Description of Project: Proposed metals recycling facility on Cell 2 of the Bondi Island landfill. The proposed facility will consist of multiple tension fabric structures, various pieces of sorting equipment and temporary storage bunkers. Site Plan Review Page 2 • • Description of Site: Site is an active landfill. The proposed facility will be installed so that it can be moved from Cell 2 to other locations on the landfill as necessary. No wetlands approval will be necessary. Provision for Traffic Flow: Unchanged. Parking: N. A. Drainage: See Engineering comments. Public Utilities: The facility may be connected to the existing utility power in the vicinity. If this is not possible, the equipment will be powered by a 350-400 ekW diesel generator and associated power distribution equipment which will be housed in a 8'X15' enclosure. Landscaping/Screening and Buffers: The proposed location is screened from view by existing activities at the landfill. If the location is moved in the future, a revised plan should be submitted to the Planning Board so that the need for screening can be revisited. Sign Location: Unchanged. Exterior Lighting: Not provided. Rendering or Elevations: O.K. Dumpster Location: N.A. Other Comments or Concerns: Print Parcel 10: N14 1 1 Owner: CITY OF S PRINGFIELD Parcel Address: 147 M ST • o Interactive Map Date: 1/03/12 276 Scale : 1"=276' Page 1 of 1 552 Feet I http://hosting.tighebond.comlagawarnlprint.aspx?maptype=5&image=http%3a%2f%2fprojects.tighebond.co...1 /3/20 12 12/20/2011 15:09 FAX 4138210~ To: Cc: From: Date: Planning File Engineering December 20, 2011 III 00 1 /002 • TOWN OF AGAWAM Department of Public Works 1000 Suffield Street • Agawam, MA 01001 Tel (413) 821·0600 • Fax (413) 821-0631 Christopher J. Golba -Superintendent MEMORANDUM Subject: Site Plan -City of Springfield -Bondi's Island -SP 563 Per your request we have reviewed the site plan entitled: "Existing Site Conditions And Project Location Plan -Bondi's Island Landfill; Prepared for: Covanta Springfield, LLC, City of Springfield, Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Prepared by: stangl Associates, P.O. Box 321 Amherst, MA 01004-0321; Scale: 1"=100'; Date: 11/8/2011", and we have no comment atthis time. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our division. Sincerely, R·P:Is~l Ie ar . el nI zer Civil Engineer I Town Engineer • Town of Agawam 36 Main Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001-1837 Tel. 413-786-0400 Fax 413-786-9927 MEMO TO: Engineering Dept., Police Dept., Fire Dept., ADA.Committee FROM: Planning Board i:::>!.'D SUBJECT: Site Plan -City of Springfield -Bondi's Island DATE: December 13 ,2011 Please review and comment on the attached Site Plan for the City of Springfield at Bondi's Island prior to the Board's January 5,2012 meeting. Thank you. DSD:prk COVANTA E 1\1 ERG Y Date: December 5, 2011 Town of Agawam -Building Inspector's Office 1000 Suffield Street Agawam, MA 01001 AnN: Mr. Dominic Urbinati, Inspector • Subject: Bondi Island Landfill Metals Recycling Facility -Special Permit A~lJ't;on Dear Mr. Urbinati, Transmittal [ On behalf of the City of Springfield, Department of Public Works, Covanta Energy Corporation is pleased to submit the following: No. Copies Title 1 $250.00 Special Permit Application Fee (Check #0000027554) 10 Site Plan Review -Submittal Package 9 Special Permit Application Submittal Package Enclosed are the nineteen (19) copies of the Site Plan Review and Special Permit application package for your review and distribution to the Planning Department, Board of Appeals and other Town Departments. Please contact me at (518) 207-7149, if you or any of the other Town Departments/Boards have any questions or need further information regarding the application submittal. Very Truly Yours, Gary G. Pierce Environmental Manager Covanta Energy Corporation I 445 South Street Morristown, NJ 07950 cc: AI Chwalek, Springfield DPW Scott Donelon, Springfield DPW G. Pierce, Covanta Energy K. Ryan, Covanta Energy • AGA WAM PLANNING BOAR~Er F )\IED Form D DEC 1 2 LOl1 ~ r». A<t..h\\ ,r, I r p n.aWl 1 Application for Site Plan Ap~" ,I; ~) .. <. :JVf"W" Please complete the following form and return it and 10 copies of the Site Plan to: Agawam Building Department lOOO Suffield Street Agawam, MA 01001 I. Name of Business: _____ ...!B~o~n!ld!!i..!Is~lc<!an!!!d.!....6Lc<!an!!!d,!!fl!ill!.l _______________ _ Addr~s: ________ ...!M~S~tt~e~e~t~E~x~re~n~sllio~n~ ________________ _ Telephone: _______ ...c4t.!1d:3-:J.7..Q8.!.:.7-:J.7g:84!J0!.-_______________ -- 2. Name of App licant/Owner: __ ~C"'i~tyD'.of!...S2p1!!rl!inl!Jg!>!fillle<!:ld~,.JD!O,:e"2.lpl!lart!!!!m!!!e~n!!t~o~f..!:P~u~b!!li"'-c -.!W!Co~r!!!k,2,s ______ _ Address: __ 7~OLTl!.a~p~l~ey~S~tr~e~et~.~S~p~ri~ncgf~ie~l~d~,M~A~Ol!.I~IO~4~ _______________ _ Telephone: 413-787-6260 Fax:_-..:4:!.!1~3::J-7C,28:..t..:7 -~6",,56~7,--______ _ 3. Name of Engineer! Architect:. __ ...!Mo!!!!it~c!!!heS!I'-'S1.!t!!!an!!Jg~I.1(2S~ta!!Jnl;gLI A!!2.ss!!!o~c:!!ia!!t~esl1) __________ _ Address: P.O. Box 321, Amherst, MA 01004-0321 Telephone:._-..:!..t 1!..o3!.:.-5£:4!29c:'-6~2~OO~ _______ Fax: _ _..:4~I!..o3!.:.-2:,5!29:;;-4!,,5!.28~8 _______ _ 4. Please give a brief description of the proposed project: The City of Springfield is seeking Site Plan Approval for a proposed 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. A Special Permit Application seeking a modification to the previously issued Special Permit (#1847) has also been submitted. Revised Y I/07 NO o 1 .J ::lEI ~I zt i/ " I • REVISION I I I I I I ISSUED FOR TOWN OF AGAWAM SPECIAL PERMIT REVISED PER TOWN OF AGAWAM COMMENTS 1 (LI E:D) DATE CP 11/8/11 CS 01/04/1 I MA - gl sociates P.O. Box 321 Amherst, MA 01004-0321 E-mail: info@stangl.com Ph. (413)-549-6200 Fax (413)-259-4588 o o o "--+-nIEW \ "'---,lIi \ PROJECT NO: 1126E 100' O' ~ -_ oJ 100' , 200' SCALE: DWG: 1126E-OO 1-SK, REV. 0 DES. BY: DRW. BY: CP CHK. BY: CS DATE: 11/8/2011 \ OO-FT WETLAND '---."r,,,nERING ATED WETLAND LEGEND CONTOURS --100-- GRADE BREAK ROAD CURB PAllED ROAD DIRT ROAD P A 'v£D ORtV[ DIRT ORIIIE PATH/TRAIL WALK GUARDRAIL/S °ooon . , BUILDINGS DECK STEPS/STAIRS SPOT ELEVA llON MAIUBOXES SIGN/S HYORANT ;: ,..!. ---. IIID1 HYD. iOt JERSEY BARRIER GATES TRAFFlC/SlGNAL POLE POLES RAILROAD ::t A U t:i ....... tU:i+U:c FENCE -)(-)(-x - WALL RETAINING WALL STONEWA.LL oecooc:=== 0 UNKNOWN UNE CURB STOPS HEADWALL ... _-----' UTIUTY POLES UTiUTY UGHT POlE LICHT POLES UNKNOWN SYMBOL CATCHBASINS "," .\ -. 0 " DRAINAGE SWALE ------ POND/STREAM .. ETC. EDGE ----.,- SWAMP TREEUNE/TREE BRUSHUNE BUSHUNE HEDGE UNE ROCK/S .>\II. rrrr.O 111>:1$: :1. 1::1::: r---.---1 ----- LEACHATE FORCE"AIN L£ACHAlE GRAVITY ORA" LANDALL CAS UNES PUBLIC WATER SANITARY fORCEMAIN STORM DRAIN UNDERGROUND ~ZON UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC GAS FORCEMAIN STEAM UNE (ABANDONED) PROPERTY LINE EASEMENT LINE BORDERING VEG. WElLANO BOUND. BORDERING !.-AND SUBJECT TO FLOODIt-!9 lOO-FOOT WETLAND BUFFER ZONE NOTES; _LIIoI ____ _ --<--<--<-- --~---~-- ---------~--"--,,------- -"'-"'-"'-"'-----.... ---- -_.-+-_. .... . -_._---_._-'._. 1. ORIGINAL BASEMAP INFORMATION COMPILED BY PHOTOGRAM~ETRIC MErnODS mOM AffilAL PHOTOGRAPHY DAlEO JUNE 1, 1999 BY AEROTECH CORP, PROVIDENCE, RI. (PROJECT NO. 9904003) 2. BASEUAP 9JPPl.fi.1ENlED BY TOPOGRAPHIC 9JR\£f Of ENllRE LANOFlll USING RlK GPS BY ENSCt.. INC., DATED APRIL 21-2.1, 200& AND CELL 2 SUR\IEY UPDATE DATED Aue. 2~ 2009. FOR ClARITY. ll1E EXISTING COMPOST riLES (FROM THE 2006 SURVEY) HAVE BEEN OMITIEO FROt.! lHE EXISTING GRADES SURVEY IN lHE CELL 2 AREA. 3. SITE HORIZONTAl GRID NAD-53 MASSACHUSETTS STATE PlANE _ MAJNlANO. £dlf n . ....,. ~~OVAL 4. SITE VERTICAl.. DAlUl.! NGW-29, M.s'L ~ ~ S. EXISTING PROPERTl. EASEMENT. AHD RIGHT Of WAY lINES FR~ ORA'MNG ENTITtED ~Tovm afllvavy G / dO ( d- UNE SURVEY ON LAND IN AGAWAM ANO ¥tEST SPRINGFlELD. MA OWNED BY OTY Cf' SPRlNGfJELD", BY E.8. HOLMBERG & ASSOOAlES, EASTHAMPTON, MA. DAlEO JUNE 18, 2002. NOT All BOUNDARIES SHO'IIIN. 6. EXISTING LEACHATE calL.£ClION SYSTEM BASED ON VARIOUS ORA'MNGS BY TIGHE &: BOND CONSULTING ENGINEERS; NORTHEAST CCNSULTANTS; CAMP. DRESSER, &. MCKEE; AND aTY OF SPRINGfEU) PUWC WORKS !:£PT., DATED 1981-2004. LOCAllON AND ELEVATION OF ALL lEACHATE COllECTION SYSTEM COIrolPONENTS HA~ NOT BEEN VERIFIED IN THE F1ElD AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED APPROXIMATE. 7. EXISTING UllUTlES B"'SED ON VARIOUS DRAV.1NGS BY llGHE &: BctlD CONSULDlG ENGINEERS: NORniEAST CONSULTANTS, INC.: CAMP, DRES~R. &: MCKEE; AND CITY OF SPRINGFlEl.D PU8UC WORKS DEPT., DAleO 1961-2004. SOIo4£ LOCATION AND ElEVA.TION OF UNDERGROUND UTlJl1ES HAVE BEEN 'lIERIFIED ~ THE FIELD VIA DIG-SAFE MARKII"/GS Mil TEST PITTING. LOCAnONS SHOULD STlLL BE CCNSlOERED APPROXIMATE. ALL. ultUl1ES MAY NOT BE SHO'M4. CONTRACTOR TO CAl!. OtC-SAFt:: PRIOR TO INlT1ATlNG ANY EXCAVATION WORK. a, UTIliTY INVESTIGAnON leST PITTlNG BY ENSOl AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE GROUP, INC. OCTOBER 20015. g. 6~~U~ UOOlf6.~lIlfj WEllS. l.AAoru. o;'s .xiRAcniiii WEill. AM) FLOOD PlAIN UNE FROM ORAWING ENTl1lED '"EXIsllNG cONOtTlONS PLAN· BY 11CHE & BOND CONSULT1NG ENGINEERS. DATED OCTOBER 2004. 10. 'o'oETlAND DEUNEATlCH UNE FROM TIGHE &: BOND CON9JLTING ENGINEERS, DAlEO DECEMBER 16, 2008. 11. lEACHAl£ COU£Cl]ON SySTEM IMPROVDlENTS st1<)IM.I FROM PS-JA TO MH-CI (SOUTH SIDE). ~H-C! TO PS-1A (EAST SlOE), AND PS-5A TO PS-1A (NORTH SIDE) TAJ<EN FROM REOORD DRAWINGS DATED DECDJBER 2007 PREPAAED BY ENSor.... INC. 12. FOR CLARITY, All. INFORMATION FROM DRA'MNGS REFERENCED ABOVE MAY NOT BE SHO'M>! ON nilS ORAWiNG. PlEASE REFER TO WE ORIGNAL DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER DETAILS. 13. UMiT OF BORDERING LAND SUBJECT TO FLOODING (BLSF) IS APPROXIMATELY ELEV. 60 FEET (NeW 1929) BASEO ON ll£ FEMA FIRM COWdUNITY-PANEl NO. 250133 0002" (EFfECTIVE FEB. 1. 1978). . TITLE: EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS AND PROJECT LOCATION PLAN BONDI ISLAND LANDFILLI M STREET EXTENSION, AGAWAM MA, 01001 PROJECT: METALS RECYCLING PROJECT SHEET CITY OF SPRINGFIELD COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETIS 001-SK PREPARED FOR: . COVANTA SPRINGFIELD, LLC. \ vJ o o u'> )~ NO o 1 2 ::il : «, 3<' ',1"/ if i .1 ' -' • Ii " ' \ I I I I \ I I \ I I REVISION o o "'. '0, III ISSUED FOR TOWN OF AGAWAM SPECIAL PERMIT REVISED PER TOWN OF AGAWAM COMMENTS REVISED FOR MA DEP PERMIT ------ c (U CP CS CS 1 ED) DATE 11/8/11 02/08/1 I CHRISTIAN STANLEY MA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO. 47385 I /1 { ! ! f i • f -- St ngl +M-ssocia tes P,O. Box 321 Amherst, MA 01004-03 21 E-mail: info@stangLcom Ph, (413)-549-6200 Fax (413)-259-4588 \ Ii o CITY OF o PROJECT NO: SCALE: 100' b;; BERM 1126E 0' -! - DWG: 1126E-001-SK, REV, 0 DES , BY: DRW, BY: CP DATE: 11/8/2011 100' , \ \ 200' I CHK BY: CS , I, , o o o. $ ,.,., l ! OO-FT WETLAND '------,.,ORDERING ATED WETLAND LEGE ND CONTOURS GRADE BREAK ROAD CURB PAVED ROAD DIRT ROAD PAVED DRIVE DIRT DRIVE PATH /TRAIL WALK GUARDRAIL/S JERSEY BARRIER RAILROAD FENCE WALL RETAINING WALL STONEWALL UNKNOWN LINE CURB STOPS HEADWALL --------iOO-- Dnnnr' " 1 V 1 1 U LlD:U LUtlLi ' ...... x-x-,-x- o::o:====:x:..oooo BUILDINGS DECK STEPS/STAIRS SPOT ELEVA nON MAILBOXES SIGN/S HYDRANT GAnES TRAFFlC/SIGNAL POLE POlES UTILI\y POlES UTILITY LIGHT POLE LIGHT POLES UNKNOWN SYMBOL CA TCHBASlNS IillIIIIIlI 0,..8 "N8 OUSW8 OSiqr: --0- o o DRAINAGE SWALE POND/STREAM"ETC, EDGE SWAMP TREELINE/TREE BRUSHLINE BUSHLINE HEDGE LINE ROCK/S 1&: 1;1 r-----\ --- LEACHA nE FORCEMAIN LEACHATE GRAVITY DRAIN LANDFILL GAS LINES PUBUC WATER SANITARY FORCE~AIN STORM DRAIN UNDERGROUND VERI ZaN UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC GAS FORCEMAIN STEAM LINE (ABANDONED) PROPERTY LINE EASEMENT LINE BORDERING VEG, WER AND BOUND, BORDERING LAND SUBJECT TO FLOODING 100-FOOT WETILAND BUFFER ZONE NOTES. _____ lJW_ --,--,--,-- ----~---- _SfIoI ____ _ --n --,,--,,-- ---~~ -... -~,-~--"'- ----'"~ ---- ----,--AF -------,---~- 1. ORIGINAL BASElAAP INfORt.4AllON COMPILED BY PHOTQGAANMETRIC M[lHODS FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DATED J~E 7, 1999 BT AEROTECH CORP, PROVIDENCE, Rio (PROJ::Cl NO. 9904003) 2. 8ASOAAP SUPPlEMENTED BY TOPOGR APHIC SURVEY Of ENTIRE LANDFILL USING RTK CPS BY ENSOL, INC., DATED APRIL 21-23, 2008. At-I:) CELL 2 SURVEY UPDATE DATED AUG. 25, 2009. FOR ClARITY. TI-lE EXISTING COMPOST ~llES (FROM lHE 2008 SURVEY) HAV[ BEEN OMlnta fROM THE EXISTING GRADES SURV5;Y IN lHE CEll 2 AREA. 3. SHE HORIZCJ'-lTAL GRID NAD-83 MA.SSACHUSETTS STATE PLANE -MAINLAND. .... STE VERTICAL DATUM NGW-29, M.S.L. 5. EXISTING PROPERTY, EASEMENT, AND RIGHT OF" WAY LINES FROM DRAWING ENTITLEO "TOWN UNE SURVE;: ON LAND IN AGAWAM AND WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mil. OWNED BY CIT'!' OF SPRINGFlQO, BY E.B. HOlMBERG &: ASSaOATE5. EASTHAMPTON, MA, DATED JUNE 18 2002. NOT ALL BOUNDARIES SHOVtN. ' 6. EXISTING LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSTEM BASED ON VARIOUS ORA'NINGS BY TIGHE &; BOND CONSULTING ENGINEERS; NORTI-lEAST CONSULTANTS; CAMP, DRESSER, & MCKEE; ANO CITY OF" SPRINGfiELD PUBUC WORKS DEPT., DATED 1981-2004. LOCATION AND ELEVATION OF ALL LEACHATE Co....LECTlON SYSTEM COMPONENTS HAVE NOT BEEN VERIFIED IN THE fiELD AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED APPROXlt-.lATE. 7. EXISTING UnUTlES BASED ON VARIOUS DRAIMNGS BY TIGHE &: BOND CONSULTING ENGINEERS; NORTHEAST C~SUlTANTS. INC.; CA~P. DRESSER, & MCKEE; AND orr OF SPRINGflaD PUBUC WORKS DEPT., DATED 1981 -Z004. SOME LOCAnON AND El EVAnoN OF UNDERGROJND unuTII:':S HAVE BEEN \ffilflED IN THE f iELD VIA DIG-SAFE MARKINGS AND TEST PITllNG. LOCATIONS SHOOLD STILL BE CONSIOEREO APPROXIMATE. ALL UTlunES MAY NOT BE SHO'ftN. CONTRACTOR TO CALL DIG-SAFE PRICR TO INITIATING A.NY EXCAVATION WORK. 8. unuTY INVESllGAnOO TEST PITTING BY [NSOL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVlGE GROUP INC OC10BER 2006. ' . 9. EXISllNG MONtlORING WELLS, lANDFILL CAS EXTRACTION WELLS, AND FLOOD PLAIN LINE FROM DRAWING ENTITLED "EXISTING CON0lT10NS PLAN~ BY TIGHE &: BOND CONSULTING ENGINEERS, DAITD OCTOBER 2004. 10. WETLAND DEUNEAnON LINE FROM TIGHE &; BONO CONSUL1lNG ENGINEERS, DATED DECEMBER 16. :2008. iffe " .......... ~ ... _ MM.1,1JJN; FtANNING ~ 11. LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS SHO'M<4 F"R~ PS-3A TO MH-C1 (s5t1ff:r..... . SIDE), UH-Cl TO PS-1A (EAST SIDE), AND PS-~A TO PS-IA (NORlH SIDE) lAKEN FROM ("\1 RECORD DRAVoANGS DATED DECo.IBER 2007 PREPARED BY [NSet.., INC. 12. FOR QARITY, AlL INFORMATION FROM ORA"'NCS REfERENCED ABOVE MAY NOT BE SHO'M'l ON THIS DRAWING. PLEASE REFER TO Tt£ ORIGINAL DRAWINGS fOR fURlHER DETAILS. 13. WAIT OF BORDERING LAND SUBJECT TO FLOODING (BLsr) IS APPROXIMATELY ELEV_ 60 FEET (NGVD 1929) BASED 0'1 TI-l[ FEMA F1RM COM~UNITY-PANEL NO. 25013.3 000211. (EFFECTI \--E FEB. 1, 1978}. 14. Tl-ItS PROJECT WlL RESULT IN EQUAL OR LESS NOISE THAN V1HAT CURRENTLY EXISTS AT THE SITE. TITLE: EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS AND PROJECT LOCATION PLAN BONDI ISLAND LANDFILL, M STREET EXTENSION, AGAWAM MA, 01001 PROJECT: METALS RECYCLING PROJECT SHEET CITY OF SPRINGFIELD COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 001-SK PREPARED FOR: COVANTA SPRINGFIELD, LLC, NO o 1 2 3 4 5 I I -~ I I I I I REVISION I 1\ I I I ~~\ ~ li:: \11 0 ~ ~ I " -1\ I 2:\ '" 0 1 o! <D. ,- 'fA III ISSUED FOR TOWN OF AGAWAM SPECIAL PERMIT REVISED PER TOWN OF AGAWAM COMMENTS REVISED FOR MA DEP PERMIT ISSUED FOR BID ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REVISED PROCESS ----- , I BY DATE CP 11/8/11 CS CS 02/08/1 CS 05/10/1 CS 06/29/1 CS 08/27/12 CHRISTIAN STANLEY MA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO. 47385 Ph. o o o EflSEMENT I I o ~I I ~.--- St ngl -E-+-I-ssocia tes P.O. Box 321 Amherst, MA 01004-0321 E-mail: info@stangl.com (413)-549-6200 Fox (413)-259-4588 CITY Of R'NGFIELD sP I PROJECT NO: 1126E SCALE: 100' O' ~ DWG: 1126E-001-SK, REV. 0 DES. BY: DRW. BY: CP DATE: 111812011 100' 20D- I I CHK. BY: CS ° o 0. TITLE: PROJECT: , { OO-FT WETLANO ATED WETLAND LEGEND CONTOURS GRADE BREAK ROAD CURB PAVED ROAD DIRT ROAD PAVED DRIVE DIRT DRIVE PA1H/TRAIL WALK GUARDRAIL/S JERSEY BARRIER RAILROAD FENCE WALL RETAINING WALL STONEWALL UNKNOWN LINE CURB STOPS HEADWALL --100-- DOMClO " .. " . -IwUUtl:t:Lu::t:uc: -x-x-x- 00000000== BUILDINGS DECK STEPS/STAIRS SPOT ELEVATION MAILBOXES SIGN/S HYDRANT GATES TRAFFIC/SIGNAL POLE POLES UTILITY POLES UTILITY LIGHT POlE LIGHT POLES UNKNOWN SYMBOL Qt.4B "MB DUSM8 OSigh -C- o "" SIGNAL KPOLE o DRAINAGE SWALE POND/STREAM •• ETC. EDGE SWAMP ------- TREEUNE/TREE BRUSHLINE 8USHLINE HEDGE LINE ROCK/S o r----~ \ ----- LlEACHA TE FDRCEMAIN LEACHATE GRAVITY DRAIN LANDFILL GAS LINES PUBUC WATER SANITARY FORCEMAIN STORM DRAIN UNDERGROUND VERIZDN UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC GAS FORCEMAIN STEAM LINE (ABANDONED) PROPERTY LINE EASEMENT LINE BORDERING VEG. WETLAND BOUND. BORDERING LAND SUBJECT TO FLOODING 100-FOOT 'NETLAND BUFFER ZONE NOTES: -~- --.--, ..... -,-- --~,---~-- ----~----- ------ --~--,,--,,-- __ UG---UG-UG- -"'-'''-'''-""-----"'" ---- ---..---!J~; 1. ORIGINAl BASEMAP INF'ORt.4ATION COt.4PILED 8Y PHOTOGRAMMETRIC METHODS FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DATED JUNE 7, 1999 BY AEROTECH CORP, PRO\llDENCE, Rio (PROJECT NO. 9904003) 2, 8ASEMAP SUPPLEMENTED 8Y TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF ENTIRE LANDFill USING RTK GPS BY ENSOL, INC .• DATED APRIL 21-23, .2008. AND CELL .2 SURVEY UPDATE DAlEO AUG. 25 2009. FOR CLARITY. THE EXISTING COMPOST PILES (FROM THE 2008 SURVEY) HAVE BEEN' OMITTED FROM THE EXISTING GRADES SURVEY IN THE CELL 2 AREA. 3. SJTE HORIZONTAL GRID NAD-8~ MASSACHUSETTS STATE PLANE -MAINLAND. .... SHE VERllCAL DATUM NG'v1J-29. M.S.L. 5. EXISllNG PROPERTY. EASEMENT. AND RIGHT OF WAY LINES FROM DRAWING ENllTLED "TOWN UNE SURVEY ON LAND IN AGAWAM AND 'WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA OWNED BY CITY OF SPRINGFlELD'", BY LB. HOLMBERG de ASSOOAlES. EASTHAMPTON, MA, DATED JUNE 18 2002. NOT ALL BOUNDARIES SHO'a>!. ' 6. EXISllNG LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSTEM BASED ON VARIOUS DRA'MNGS BY nGHE &; BOND CONSULTING ENGINEERS; NORTHEAST CONSULTANTS; CAMP, DRESSER, & MCKEE; AND CITY OF SPRINGFIELD PUBUC WORKS DEPT., DATED 1981-2004. LOCATION AND ELEVATION OF ALL LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSlEl.II COMPONENTS HAVE NOT BEEN VERIFIED IN THE FIELD AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED APPROXIMATE. 7. EXISTING UTILITIES BASED ON VARIOUS DRA'WINGS BY TIGHE &. BO~D CONSULTING ENGINEERS; NQRlHEAST C~SULTANTS, INC.; CAMP, DRESSER, & MCKEE; AND CITY OF SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPT .• DATED 1981-2004. SOME LOCATION AND ELEVATION OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES HAVE BEEN VERIFIED IN THE FIEUJ VIA DIG-SAFE MARKINGS AND TEST PITllNG. LOCATIONS SHOULD STILL 8E CONSIOERED APPROXIMATE. ALL UTlLITlES MAY NOT BE SHOWN. CONTRACTOR TO CALL DIG-SAfE PRIOR TO INITIATING ANY EXCAVATION WORK. 8. UTILITY INVESTIGATION TEST PITTING BY ENSOL AND ENVlRON~ENTAL SERVICE GROUP INC. OCTOBER 2006. ' iii. I:XI:5TlI'IG toAONITortllHJ wr;u..~, LJIINOr""11..1.. o .... ~ l::)o(m ... QT1O", vrt:L.L.=', .... ,~o n...ooo I""I..Alri I..lIi~ FROM DRAWING ENTITLED "EXISTING CONDITIONS PlAN~ BY TIGHE & BONO CONSULTING ENGINEERS. DATED OCTOBER .2004. 10, WETLAND DELINEAllON UNE FROM TIGHE & BONO CONSULTlNG ENGINEERS, DATED DEC[f.lBER 16, 2008. 11. LEACHATE COLLECTION SYSTEM If.lPROVEMENTS SHD'M-I FROM PS-3A TO MH-Cl (SOUTl-l SIDE). MH-Cl TO PS-IA (EAST SIDE). AND PS-5A TO PS-IA (NORTl-l SIDE) TAKEN FROM RECORD DRAWINGS DATED DECEMBER 2007 PREPARED BY ENSOL, INC. 12. FOR CLARITY, ALL INFOR~ATION FROM DRA'MNGS REFERENCED ABOVE MAY NOT BE SHO'NN ON THIS DRAWING. PLEASE REFER TO THE ORIGiNAL DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER DETAILS. 13. UMIT OF BORDrRING LAND SUBJECT TO FLOODING (BLSF) IS APPROXIMATELY ELEV. 60 FEET (NGVD 1929) BASED Cl'l THE FEMA FIRM COMtJUNITY-PANEL NO. 250133 0002A (EFFECTIVE FEB, 1, 1978). 14. THIS PROJECT v.1LL RESULT IN EQUAL OR LESS NOISE THAN WHAT CURRENTLY EXISTS AT Tl-lE SITE. EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS AND PROJECT LOCATION PLAN BONDI ISLAND LANDFILL, M STREET EXTENSION, AGAWAM MA, 01001 METALS RECYCLING PROJECT SHEET PREPARED FOR: COVANTA SPRINGFIELD, LLC. 101-SK CITY OF SPRINGFIELD COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS tU:0.f:' .. :_ 'VEO. t J,~;""'\\",,#L' "t,. c." ~<,!', SEP 1 9 2012 Pt,;.~:t~:·r4~~~ ~ f ~ {.~ Fi(lJ~J ~1 1 I!O ...,..., INTI _ ... ,. . -- E N ERG Y 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 ·-'·e ·e , TOWN OF AGAWAM .-36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MA 01001 . ,BOARD OFAPPEALS r --·.··-···-···-··-···--·---·--···-·--'--·-------l FOR OFFICE USE ONLY. . I , , i Case#: ______ ~_ i Flied: ________ _ I H . l eanng: Expires: _______ _ __ .. ___ . __ ._. __ , ... ___ ._._._. __ . __ . ____ ....... _____ 1 Application to Board of Appeals for SPECIAL PERMIT as provided in the Zoning and other By-laws. . Applicant City of Springfield, Department of Public Works Address 70 Tapley. Street Springfield, MA 01104 Application Is her .. .,ymadefor a SPECIAL PERMIT as provided by Section 180-55 Paragraph B ( 12 ) ofthe By-law. Premises affected are situated on M Street Extension Street; abutting feet distant from the comer Of Route 5 Street and known as street number ____ . Property is~neda$ Industrial A Reason(s) for request of Special Permit: See INSERT A attached. zo ..• "' .-- Signature of owner or his" authorized" agent: Telephone #; . (413) 7,87-6542 NOTICE: THIS APPLICATION W$1'BE FILLED OtiT IN INK OR TYPEWRITTEN • • • City of Springfield Department of Public Works 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 Special Permit Reason for Request: INSERT A 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. Table of Contents Page No. 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)la 2-1 • 2.2 Section 180-11(G)lb 2-2 2.3 Section 180-11(G)lc 2-4 2.4 Section 180-11(G)ld 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) F Site Assignment Decision -Town of Agawam, Board of Health G Certified Copy of Deed Ownership H Certified List of Abutters (Agawam and West Springfield Assessors) •• • I .... • • • Permit Application • • 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 Celli 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. 1-1 • • • 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 ofthe 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. 1-2 • 1.S 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.O) 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). 1-3 • • • i o ~ N • • • 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 ofthe 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 addeQ]: a) Recycling, Composting or Other Processing. Recvcling or composting may be appraved at any assigned, permitted active disposal or handling facilitv without reguiring a new or modified site assignment when such activity is integrated into the assigned solid waste management operation and the tonnage limits, if any, for recvcling 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 2-1 • • • 2.2 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. Section 180-11(G)lb 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 l1.03(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 1l.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 lawfullv existing structure, facility or activity; 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 fram site assignment requirements. 2-2 • • • (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. 210, 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 is-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-galion 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. 2-3 • 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 lam to lpm, 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. 2-4 • 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 2-5 • • • 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)ld 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 storm water 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. 2-6 • • • • ". C\lY ANT A ENERGVCPJU> ·¢"..;o" SpriDlfieId, Wi: ' 445 South, Street :, 1 \" '".3;: Morristown;-NJ07960-~-' Da .. ~ . ." -, .1~·'iwo HUNDRllii1'm.ANR 'fix.!lJllllJPLLAR·· •• hi-r~t.e ~ ',Ont<rQ;. :tO~OF,AGAWAM.T.O~~ 36 Main Street , . ., ... ;' ','" Agawam,MA 01001 ',~-:-/, --"'--------.---- Cbec:kNDmm Da .. 0000027554 25.Oct.2011 • _).:' !.",'",:. __ ,\i !fM~~,~) "c 9;i~ 't-,;,-/j '-;,;,~:, . \;;:23221719 I 0000027554 2~P"l'~9!!1 fr ;i' , .' 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After the public hearings and after a thorough review of the facts presented at the public hearings and an "on-site" inspection, the Agawam Board of Appeals made the following findings: 1. The subject property is a municipal landfIll owned by the City of Springfield located in an area ofT bwn zoned Industrial A. 2. The petitioner proposes several changes to the area known as the landfill. The height of Cell 2 will be increased from 107 feet msl to a maximum elevation of 142 feet msl, which will include the area of the WMECO overhead electric transmission lines. The height of Cell 1 in the Town of Agawam and the Town of West Springfield will be increased from 138 feet msl to a maxinmm elevation of 142 feet ms!. 3. These combined increases will create an approxinlately 28-acre surface for post-closure use. 4. The requested increase in the height of Cell 2 will provide 7.5 to 11 .5 years of additional lined waste disposal capacity for the residual ash disposal from waste-to-energy facilities and contaminated soils as approved by the MassDEP. 5. MassDEP issued a Positive Determination of Site Suitability on November 10, 2008 for this proposed project. 6. The Connecticut River Watershed CouncH, in a memo dated October 3,2008 to MassDEP stated: " in general, CRWC has not identified major concerns with the expansion plans ~ c se, and in fact, the closure and capping proposed to be included as part of the expansion ~ ~;: will hopefully decrease leachate generation, thereby lessening future impacts on the ~ -c: " -1>-;-Westfield and Connecticut Rivers". 0"> 3: ::~ 7. The Agawam Conservation Commission approved this proposed project on March 12, 2~9. :,. '7 8. The ToWn of A.gawam's Board of Health approved this proposed project, with conditio%on~ S June 2, 2009. ;.::, ~.n ;; 9. The Town of Agawam's Planning Board voted to approve this proposed project on Aprif12,c--tn 2008. ~ 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • • DECISION (p.2) City of Spfld, DPW Case # 1847 10. A memo received, dated March 25,2009, from Sgt. Richard Niles, Safety Officer for the Town of Agawam stated: .. it would appear this project would have little negative impact to pedestrian, bicycle and/or motor vehicle traffic safety". 11. This specific site, which is a landfill, is an appropriate site for the proposed use. 12. Approvals from the above mentioned departments and boards will help ensure that the proposed project will not adversely affect the health, safety or property values of the neighborhood. 13. As cited in Sgt. Niles memo, this proposed project will be of no nuisance or potential hazard to vehicle or pedestrian safety. 14. Adequate and proper facilities and controls will be provided for the proper and safe operation of the proposed project through the conditions place upon it by the various agencies and board involved in the permitting of this project. 15. 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. Based on its findings, the Board is of the opinion that the requested reliefis 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 Code 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 an expansion in the final closure height for the areas known as Cell 1 and Cell 2 with the following conditions: 1. The final closure height for the areas know as Cell 1 and Cell 2 shall be no higher than 142 feet ms!. 2. The City of Springfield shall notify this Board of any changes in the operation and/or ownership of this facility. 3. This landfill is to be used solely for residual ash disposal from waste-to-energy facilities and contaminated soils as approved by MassDEP. 4. The proposed project shall not extend beyond the footprint of the existing landfill. 5. The petitioner shall maintain the trees and appropriate vegetation along the buffer area and Route 5 along with the entrance of the landfill along Route 5. 6. Ecological assessments will be undertaken, and if adverse ecological impacts have arisen from the operations of the landfill, measures shall be taken to lessen or reverse these impacts, as advised by the Connecticut River Watershed Council and MassDEP. 7. The petitioner shall record with the Hampden County Registry of Deeds, a "Notice of Special Permit" fonn, which shall be provided by this Board and proof of said filing must be submitted to this Board and to the Inspector of Buildings. 8. 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. 4OA, Section 17 within 20 days after this decision is med with the Agawam Town Clerk. • Attachment: Signatory Page of Decision 2 • • Case#: 1847 TOWN OFAGAWAM 36 MAIN STREET AGAWAM, MA 01001 BOARD OF APPEALS Signatory Page of Decision Applicant: City ofSpringfieJd Department of Public Works. Address: M Street Extension I Main Street By a unanimous vote of its three members, the Zoning Board of Appeals hereby grants the petitioner a Special Permit . 1bis approval is subject to the conditions set forth in the attached written decision. fMrRLMILJr Doreen Pro Utv4 V Joseph Conte James Marmo Michael Mercadante (Alternate) . DONALD E. ASHE, REGIST"'R HAMPDEN COIINTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS ,.-~ ( 0'::;:: >~ ;;;: .~~ 7'" ;:x ~c 0:1 -:-' Vi-=: . r • • • THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AGAWAM BOARD OF APPEALS Date: June 22. 2009 NOTICE OF V ARlANCE I SPECIAL PERMIT Conditional or Limited Variance or Special Permit (General Laws Chapter 40A, Section 18 as amended) Notice is hereby given that a Conditional or Limited or Special Permit has been granted To: City of Springfield DPW Owner or Petitioner Address: M Street Ext. City or Town: Agawam Identify Land Affected by' the City I Town of Agawam Board of Appeals affecting the rights of the owner with respect to the use of premises on: M Street Ext. Agawam Street City or Town the record title standing in the name'of: City of Springfield whose address is: M Street Ext. Agawam MA Street City or Town State by a deed duly recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 1792 Page 483491. Registry District of the Land Court Certificate ~#:...... __ Book __ Page __ . The decision of said Board is on file with the papers in Decision or Case #1847 in the office of the City I Town Cier'I< ~am. Signed this 22nd_day of June. 2009. BOARD OF APPEALS: ---~--.J;:.M!U!..'i!.'~~-*'~~Z;(:" ________ Chairman ·--______ ~Wi_L~~L-------Clerk Received and entered with the Register of Deeds County of Hampden, Book 1787tJ Page 5fjO at /0 o'cloCl< and 613 minutes AM. ATTEST: _______________________ Registerof Deeds Notice to be recorded by Land Owner • R E C £ I P T P1inted,87-01-2009 @ 19,58,24 HAIIP»EH COUNlY REGISTRY OF DEEDS DONALD L ASHE, REGISTER Transl, 192667 OperlAINE =============~====================== Book: 17879 Page: SJB In.t~: 4l!9011 . CtlW. 343 Ree.7-BI-2B99 @ 19:58:24. RGA K STREET EXT DOC DESCRIPTION TRANS AKT -------------SPECIAL PERKIT $29.88 .. .ch.rge 20.Be 5. e0 Surcharge ~.e0 5B. BB ,.." fee SUB ------ Total feesf 75.08 ~j~ TDtal charges: 75.83 CHECK PH 5639 75.99 • • • • • • • • • In reo Bondi Island Landfill City of Springfield 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF AGAWAM BOARD OF HEALTH ) ) ) ) ) ) SITE ASSIGNMENT DECISION ----------------------) BONDI ISLAND LANDFILL, M STREET, AGAWAM SITE ASSIGNMENT DECISION INTRODUCTION Based upon the findings set forth below and pursuant to M.G.L. c. 111, § lSOA and 310 CMR 16.00 et. seq., the Town of Agawam Board of Health (the "Board") hereby modifies the site assignment for thirty (30) acres of land along M Street (the "Site") to allow a vertical expansion of the landfill for continued disposal of resource recovery ash (i.e. ash from the combustion of municipal solid waste). This site assignment is subject to the conditions set forth herein. STANDARD FOR DECISION As set forth in 310 CMR 16.Z0(1O)(k)(Z), U[a) board [of health) shall determine that a site is suitable for assignment as a site for a new or expanded solid waste facility unless it makes a finding, supported by the record of the hearing, that the siting thereof would constitute a danger to the public health, safety or enVironment, based on the siting criteria set forth and established under 310 CMR 16.40." • • • THE SITE The site is located at M Street, which is at the intersection of M Street and Route 5 in Agawam. The record contains evidence that the site had previously been found suitable for the disposal of solid waste; that facility has been operating as a solid waste disposal facility since approximately 1970 serving the communities of Agawam, Springfield and West Springfield. The area of modified site assignment will be the entire 30-acre site of the so-called Cell 2, the Powerline Easement areas and the eastern side slope of Cell 1. Abutting the proposed facility on the east is Highway Route 5 with the Connecticut River further east beyond Route 5, on the south is the Westfield River, on the west is Agawam Avenue and on the north is M Street with a large power generation facility on the north side of M Street. DEP Report On Site Suitabilitv On August 6, 2008 the Applicant submitted to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection ("MADEP") a Site Suitability Report Application MADEP Transmittal # W125063 for the vertical expansion of the facility (which application is dated August 2008). The MADEP determined that the proposal met each of the facility-specific suitability criteria and each of the general suitability criteria and issued a Positive Determination of Site Suitability on November 10, 2008'. Hearings On April 7, 2009, the Board conducted a public hearing pursuant to M.G.L. c. 111, §150A to determine whether the Site was suitable for a vertical expansion for the disposal of resource recovery ash. Notice was properly given for the hearing pursuant to 310 CMR 16.20(7). The Board deSignated Attorney Christopher C. Johnson as the hearing officer for the hearing in accordance with 310 CMR 16.20. The hearing was held in the Agawam Public Library in the meeting room and conducted in one evening. Oral testimony was received from three eXPert witnesses: Mr. Gary Pierce, Covanta Berkshire Operations, LLC; Mr. Dana Huff, Tighe & Bond, Inc.; and Mr. Jeffery Thelen, Tighe & Bond, Inc .• I Prior to the hearing, the Applicant waived the requirement of 3 10 CMR 16.20(7)(a) of the MADEP's rules on public hearings for site assignments, that the Board of Health commence a public hearing pursuant to 310 CMR 16.40 within thirty (30) days of receipt of the MADEP's Report on Suitability. 2 • • • On May 21, 2009, at a duly posted meeting, the Board deliberated on the Application and voted to issue the site assignment, based upon the following findings and subject to the conditions listed below: FINDINGS REGARDING SITE SUITABILITY CRITERIA Specific Criteria for Landfill Facilities (310 CMR 16.40(3)(a) 1. No site shall be determined suitable or be assigned as a landfill facility where the waste handling area would be within a Zone II area of an existing public water supply well. The waste deposition area will not be located within a Zone II area of any public water supply. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site is not within a Zone II. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 2. No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a landfill facility where any area of waste deposition would be within the Interim Wellhead Protection Area (IWPA) of an existing public water supply provided the proponent may conduct a preliminary Zone II study, approved by the Department, to determine if the facility would be beyond the Zone II of the public water supply well in question; The waste deposition area will not be located within the IWPA or a Zone II of any public water supply. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site is not within a Zone II. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 3. No site shall be determined to be suitable or be aSSigned as a landfill facility where any area of waste deposition would be within a Zone II or Interim Wellhead Protection Area (IWPA) of a proposed drinking water source area, provided that the documentation necessary to obtain a source approval has been submitted prior to the earlier of either the site assignment application, or if the MEPA process does apply, the Secretary's Certificate on the Environmental Notification Form or Notice of 3 • • • Project Change, or where applicable the Secretary's certificate on the EIR or Final EIR; Massachusetts DEP's GIS Mapping shows that the site is not within an IWPA or a Zone II for an existing or proposed public drinking water supply well. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site is not within a Zone II or IWPA. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 4. No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a landfill facility where any area of waste deposition would be within 15,000 feet upgradient of the existing public water source well or proposed drinking water source area for which a Zone II has not been calculated; the proponent may conduct a preliminary Zone II study, approved by the Department, to determine if the facility would be beyond the Zone II of the public water supply well or proposed drinking water source area in question; The waste depOSition area will not be located within 15,000 feet upgradient of an existing public water source well or within a Zone II of any public water supply or proposed drinking water source area. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both found that the site is not within 15,000 feet upgradient of an existing public water source well or within a Zone II of any public water supply or proposed drinking water source area. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 5. No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a landfill facility where it is determined by the Department that a discharge from the facility would pose a danger to an existing or proposed drinking water source area; The waste deposition area will not discharge such that it would prose a danger to an existing or proposed drinking water source area. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both support this finding. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 4 • • • 6. No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a landfill facility where the waste handling area would be over the area of a Sole Source Aquifer, unless all the following criteria are met: a. There are no existing public water supplies or proposed drinking water source areas downgradient of the site; b. There are not existing or potential private water supplies down gradient of the site; however, the applicant may have the option of providing an alternative public water supply to replace all the existing or potential downgradient private groundwater supplies; and c. There exists a sufficient existing public water supply or proposed drinking water source area to meet the municipality's projected needs; The waste deposition area will not be located over a Sole Source Aquifer. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both support that the facility will not be over a Sole Source Aquifer. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 7. Any area of waste deposition is within the zone of contribution of an existing public water supply or proposed drinking water source area, or the recharge area of a surface drinking water supply, pursuant to a municipal ordinance or by-law enacted in accordance with M.G.L. c.40A, §9; Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection provided evidence that there are no existing public water or proposed drinking water sources or recharge areas in the vicinity of the Landfill. The Site lies within a designated Non-Potential Drinking Water Source Area. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 8. Any area of waste deposition would be within the Zone A or Zone B of a surface drinking water supply; Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental ProtectiOn both found that the waste deposition area will not be located within the Zone A or Zone B of a 5 • • • surface drinking water supply. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 9. Any area of waste deposition would be less than 400 feet upgradient, as defined by groundwater flow or surface water drainage, of a perennial water course that drains to a surface drinking water supply which is within one mile of the waste deposition area; The waste deposition area will not be located within 400 feet upgradient of a perennial water course that drains to a surface water drinking supply which is within one mile of the waste deposition. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both substantiate this finding. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 10. Any area of waste deposition would be within a Potentially Productive Aquifer unless: a. the proponent demonstrates to the Department's satisfaction, based on hydrogeological studies, that the designation of the area as a potentially productive aquifer is incorrect; b. the proponent demonstrates to the Department's satisfaction, based on hydrogeological studies, that the aquifer cannot now, nor in the reasonably foreseeable future, be used as a public water supply due to existing contamination of the aquifer, or c. the area has been excluded as "Non-Potential Drinking Water Source Area" pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0932, or as otherwise defined at 310 CMR 40.0006: The Massachusetts Contingency Plan. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both found that the site is not located within a Potential Productive Aquifer. The Landfill is in a designated Non-Potential Drinking Water Source Area. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. l1.Any area of waste deposition would be within 1000 feet upgradient, and where not upgradient, within 500 feet, of a private water supply 6 • • • well existing or established as a potential supply at the time of submittal of the application; provided, however, the applicant may show a valid option to purchase the restricted area, including the well and a guarantee not to use the well as a drinking supply, the exercise of which shall be a condition of any site assignment. The waste deposition area will not be located within 1,000 feet upgradient, and where not upgradient, within 500 feet of a private water supply weli existing or established as a potential supply. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both found that the site complies with this criterion. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 12.The maximum high groundwater table is within four feet of the ground surface· in areas where waste deposition is to. occur or, where a liner is designed to the satisfaction of the Department, within four feet of the bottom of the lower-most liner; The lowest point of the waste deposition will not be within 4 feet of the maximum high groundwater table. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both found that the lowest point of the waste deposition will not be within four (4) feet of the maximum high groundwater table. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 13. The outermost limits of waste deposition or leachate containment structures would be within a resource area protected by the Wetlands Protection Act, M.G.L. c.131, § 40, including the 100 year floodplain; Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both found that the waste deposition area or leachate containment structures will not be located within a resource area protected by the Wetlands Protection Act, M.G.L. § 40, including the 100 year floodplain. The Applicant has filed a formal Request for Determination of Applicability with the Agawam Conservation Commission. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 7 • • • 14.Any area of waste deposition or the leachate containment structures would be less than 400 feet to a lake, or 200 feet to a Riverfront Area as defined in 310 CMR 10.00, that Is not a drinking water supply; The waste deposition area or the leachate structures will not be located within 400 feet of a lake, or within 200 feet of a Riverfront. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection confirm that the site complies with this criterion. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. lS.Any area of waste deposition would be within 1000 feet of an occupied residential dwelling, health care facility, prison, elementary school, middle school or high school or children's pre- school,. licensed day care center, senior center or youth center, excluding equipment storage or maintenance structures; provided, however, that the applicant may show a valid option to purchase the restricted area, the exercise of which shall be a condition of any site assignment; The waste deposition area will not be located within 1,000 feet of any of the facilities listed in the criterion above. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both confirm that the site complies with this criterion, The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 16. Waste deposition on the site would result in a threat of an adverse impact to groundwater through the discharge of leachate, unless It is demonstrated to -the satisfaction of the Department that a groundwater protection system will be incorporated to prevent such threat. The waste deposition area for the vertical expansion will be completely contained on top of a groundwater protection system meeting the groundwater protection requirements established in the Solid Waste Management Regulations 310 CMR 19.110, Ground Water Protection Systems and the approval of the MADEP. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection both confirm that the site will meet this criterion. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 8 • • • General Site Suitability Criteria 310 CMR 16.40(4) 17. Agricultural Land: No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a solid waste management facility where: 1. the land Is classified as Prime, Unique, or of State and Local Importance by the United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service; or 2. the land is deemed land Actively Devoted to Agricultural or Horticultural Uses, except where the facility is an agricultural composting facility; and 3. a 100 foot buffer would not be present between the facility and those lands classified at 310 CMR 16.40(4)(a}1. or 2. The waste deposition area will not be located within Agricultural or Horticultural lands. Oral t estimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site is not within Agricultural or Horticultural lands. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 18. Traffic and Access to the Site: No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a solid waste management facility where traffic impacts from the facility operation would constitute a danger to the public health, safety, or the environment taking Into consideration the following factors: 1. traffic congestion; 2. pedestrian and vehicular safety; 3~ road configurations; 4. alternate routes; and 5. vehicle emissions The record contains evidence that the landfill will not constitute a danger to public health, safety, or the environment with respect to the 5 criteria listed above. Oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site is meets this criterion. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 19. Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat: No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a solid waste management facility where 9 • • • such siting would: have an adverse impact on Endangered, Threatened, or Special Concern species listed by the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program of the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife in its database; have an adverse impact on an Ecologically Significant Natural Community as documented by the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program in its database; or have an adverse impact on the wildlife habitat of any state Wildlife Management Area. The landfill facility will have no adverse impact on endangered, threatened of special concern species listed by the NHESP, ecologically significant communities, or wildlife habitat of any Wildlife Management Area. The oral testimony by Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection found that the site will conform to this criterion. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 20~ Areas of Critical Environmental Concern: No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a solid waste management facility where such siting: would be located within an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC), as designated by the Secretary of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs; or would fail to protect the outstanding resources of an ACEC as identified in the Secretary's designation if the solid waste management facility is to be located outside, but adjacent to the ACEC. Both the oral testimony of Jeffery Thelen and the November 10, 2008 findings of the Department of Environmental Protection confirmed that the site will not be located within or adjacent to an Area of Critical Environmental Concern. The Board finds that the site meets this criterion. 21. Protection of Open Space: No site shall be determined to be suitable or be assigned as a solid waste management facility where such siting would have an adverse impact on the physical environment of, or on the use and enjoyment of: 1. state forests; 10 • • • BOOK 1792 Know all Ken by these Presents that Springtield Kortgage Corporation, a poration duly organized under the lave ot the Commonwealth ot Kaesachuaettl,and i having 1ts pr1n01pal place ot bus1ne.s in Springf1eld, Hampden County, Kalsachu;Valter I setts, tor oonslderation pald, grant. to walter P. Kaok and LUcille V, Haok, ;Stamps husband and wite, both ot Naw London, Conneot1out, as tenants by the entlrety i and not a8 tenants ln oommon, with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS, Certain real estate 81t~ ated 1n SPRINGFIELD, Hampden County. KasBachuletts . known and de.ignated .. Lot I I 1113 (one hundred th1rteen) as shown on a plan ot lots reoorded 1n Hampden i County RegiBtry at Deede in Book at Plana 2. Page 159. said lot be1ng more part~ oularly bounded and deecr1bed aa tollows : Northerly by Kelrose Street n1nety-thre. I and 14/100 (93.14) teet; Easterly by Lot ·;jIl12 (one hundred twelve) on sa1d plan I tor4l'-tour and 63/100 (44.63) teet; Southerly 'or Lot #ll4 (one hundred toorteen) on said plan ninetr-two and 12/100 (92.12) teet; and Westerly by Eastern Avanue l &1xty-tive (65f teet. Belng the eame pre<al.aes oonnyed to the Grantor here1n by i deed at Kary K. Daley. dated Kay 27.1927. recorded a8 atoreaaid in Book 13~. i Page 1jg5. Subjeot to r •• tr1otiona ot ieoord. SubJeot to s t1rst mortgage held by: the Vorcester Federal Sav1ngs !':InA Loan ASloo1at10n upon lIh1ch the sum ot $3213.7;7 I rella1ns unpaid a1:1 the st1pulat10ns and agreeillenta at whlch Ilortgage .tho Granteels here1n agree to pertorm. I In Vltness Whereot the said Spr1ngfleld Mortgage Corporat10n. haa caused 1ta corporate Beal to be hereto att1xed and these presents to be algned. aokno~ ledged and dellvered 1n 1ta name ·and-behalt by John M. W1lllams. lts V10e Prea~-l dent and D. Joseph St. Germain. 1ts Treasurer hereto duly authorized 'thl. twenty~ elghth day or Deoember 1944. Slgned and Sealed 1n presenoe ot ) Spr1ngt1eld Kortg~e Corporation Ralph E. Campbell by both I (Corporate Seal.) . by John M. Williams. Its Vloe_preaidanl 'or D. Joseph St.Germaln . 1ta Tre.aurer Commonwealth of Kassachusetts Hampden ss. Deoember 2Sth. 1944. Then personally appeared the above named John K. Wlll1ams and D. Joseph St. Germain and aokno .... ledged the toregolng 1nstrument to be the tree act and deed ot the Spr1ngt1eld IIortgage Corporat1on. betore me Ruth B. Harding. Notary Pub11c--My oommiss10n expires Oct. 9. 19~7. -, Reo"d Deo. 29. 1944 at 3H. 1jgK, ;,p.M. and Regld trom the or1ginal I C1tr ot 8p:' 1ngt1eld In Board ot Alderman. Deoember 27.19114. Doc. 17684 C1ty ot Spd. 1 0RDERliJl. That it appearlng to be neoessary for the publio convenienoe and ,the Order publio health So to do . under the allthorlty .ot ~pter 5.2 of the Acta of 1939 otj J. ::'::e ' the Co=onwedth of Kassachusetts and ot chapter 79 ot the General Lava ot Ma"-~ 0e ':<f:J.. achusetts. and of .11 aota ln add1t10n thereto and in amendment thereot. and or I 'every o.her power and authorlty the board ot a1derlllen heI'eto enabling. an appro-, ~r1at10n ot $2.979.537.00 tor the proJeot of the oonstruot10n ot 1ntercept1ng ! Isewera and eewage treatment plants hav1ng been duly made by a tvo-th1rds vote otl Ithe o1ty oounoil by an order approved by the lIlayor Ootober 11. 19,s and an alloca- jt10n at mon1es ln the sum ot $5 .501.00 troll said approprlatlon havlng been made i by a two-th1rds vote at the olty oouno1l tor the purpose ot paying damage. to be i lawarded tor the tak1ng ot the paroe18 ot land hereinafter desor1bed. and 1ntereets ~n eaid paroels ot land herelnafter described. and the Department ot Publio Heal~h it the Comillonwealth ot Ksssaohusetts. atter a publlc hearlng. notlce thereot havt rng been duly g1ven aooord1ng to law. on the matter ot the acquis1tion of an are~ f t land ln the Town of AGAWAM. tor the treatmen;. purit1cation and d1sposal ot I /lewage. hav1ng on April J.1. 1919 JOnor",,·/! t>", ~.o .. ··, .'.--~ -, •.• ' '-"'-1 ~ea ~ne construot10n ot the proposed sewerage system and sewer treataent works;th" ollowing descr1bed paroele ot land here1nafter des1gnated aa Parcel No.1 ,and I aroel No.2. and all interests there1n exoept the r1ghtB of Turners Falla Power I rnd Eleotr1c COlilpany (now Vestern Kassachusetts Electrl0 Company) aa here1natterl tated. be and hereby are taken 1n tee exoept tor sald r1ghts ot Turners Falla · i I ower and Eleotr1c Company (now Vestern MassachuBetts Ileotr10 Company). sa1d par- I els belng de.or1bed 88 tollowe: I Paroel No.1. located withln the lim1te ot the Town ot Agawam. ln Hampden County'. ssaohusetts, on the westerly bank ot the Connectlout River. and ~ortherly ot i d ot Springfleld Ga. Light Company. oontalnlng ~.32 Acrea. more or le8s. and , upposed to be owned by Conneot1cut Valley Realty Company. together with all rights --d 1nterests therein, both legal and eqUitable., ln t4~trw ~tt eas8,~'~~8, rrtvt=' !::';!:I'!i 'I I'II!i.lii'I I!RI! !i!:'1!\H!II, i I 1 I I ! j' It ! ~ [, .-- llUUk lJ~i legea. appurtenancea. reatrlotlon8. oondltlons. and estate. In. and rlghts ot-- reverter. and lnoludlng any trees. bulldlng or bulldlng. thereon. 1t any. and 1 _ eludlng any,and all rlparlan rlghts ln the Conneot1cut River. exoept the rights ot Turners Fall. Power and Eleotrio Company (now We. tern Ma.saobusetta Eleotrl0 ICompany) ln sa1d Paroel No.1 a8 set torth 1n an instrument trom the Trustees 0 l conneotlout Valley ~ealty Truat to Baid Turners Falla Power and Eleotrl0 compan~ I dated Apr11 20, 1917 and reoorded 1n Book 969. Page 558 ot the Reg1stry ot Deedl I tor the County -ot Hampden -- i Parcel No.2. located wlth1n the 11m1ta ot the sald To~ ot Agawam be1ng a I ;str1P ot land one hundred (100) teet 1n width near the westerly bank ot the Conl nectlout Rlver and extend1ng trom a 11ne one (1) toot northerly ot land ot Sprldg- tleld Ga. Light Company. northerly a distance ot about 1790.0 teet to the I1ne between the Town ot Agawam and the Town ot Weat Sprlngt1eld In.,ld county; sup- posed to be owned by the Town ot Agawam, together with certaln r1ght. auppoaedl1 reserved ot reoord in said strlp ot land by Conneotlcut Valley Realty Comp&D1. lnoluding all rlghts and lntereste thereln, both legal and equltable. eaeementa Iprivllegea. appurtenants. restrlotions. conditions and estates ln and ri~ts ot i reverter. and inoludlng any trees. buUdlng or build1nge thereon. It sny. but. - ;ceptlng the rlghta of the Turners Fall. Power and Electrl0 Company (now Weatern iMassachuBetts Electrl0 Company) ln sald Paroel No.2 aa set forth ln an lnBtru- iment trom Trusteea ot the Connectlcut Valley Realty Tru.t to sald Turners Fal18 [power and Eleotric Company. dated Aprll 20. 1917 and reoorded 1n Book 969. Page 558 ot the Registry ot Deed. tor the County ot HamP4en. Sdl! ParcU No. 1 is fur_thar bouRded alld desoribed as rolloVII: Begl.nnl.ng at a polnt 1n tile nort er17 lIne ot and of Bprlng1'1eld a..s Light Company add point belng at tha westerly bank ct the Conneoticut River; thence South 55"48 '23" Weat by land of Springfield Gas Light Company a distance ot tor seven and 37/100 (11-7.37) test: more or -leu. to a atone bound; thence South 55" lj.g'23" West by land ot Springtield Gas Light Company a diatanoe of one thousand inine hundred elghty-two and 63/100 (1982.63) teet to a stone bound; thence Nar I -'38"44'22' Weet by land ot Conneoticut Valley Realty Company a diatance ot nlne hundred (900) teet; thence North 51"15"38" East by land ot Ilonnecticut Valley Real ty Company a dlstanoe ot one thou.a~d elght hundred sevent7-tour and Z7 /100 _(18711-.27) taet; thence South 38"44'2Z"'EaBt by land ot !own ot Agawam a dlstanc lot three hundred forty-tour and 91/100 (3411-.91) t.et; thenc •• outhsasterly b1 a [curve to the right at two thousand tour hund;~d torty-tour and 58/100 (2.444.58) i teet radlua. by land ot To,." ot Aga""",. a-diatance ot seven hun4I:ed tour and 181/100 (7011-.81) teet; thence North 55"1+8'23" East by land at To,., at Agawam. a ;dlstance ot one hundred two and 78/100 (102.7g) teet; thence north.a.terly b1 a I icurve to the lett at two thousand flve hundred-torty-tour am 58/100 (2544.58) iteet rad1us. by land ot Town ot Agawam. a distance ot sevenhundred twelve and 67Vloo ! (712.67) feet; theuoe North )8044!22' Wept lis· lana uZ Town 0:( }..gci5i~. a. d1&tan~sl ,ot three hundred torty-tour and 91/100 (~.9l) teet; thence North 5l"15'}8" , East by land ot Conneotlout Valley Realty Company. a dlstance at one hundred tan [(110) teet. more or Ie •• , to the Conneotlcut River; thenoe aoutheasterly by the ,westerly bank ot the Conneotiout River a dietanoe ot 9ne thousand seventy-tiTe ! (1075) -teet. more or Ieee. to the po1nt ot beginn1ng, aa ehown on a plan BDtltlT I'sprlngfleld. Ma •••• Department at S~reete and Engineerlng. Plan ot Land 1n the !Town ot Agawam at the Conneotlcut R1ver and near land at Spr1ngfhld Gaa Llght I ' • iCo., to be aoqulred tor a Sewage Treatment Plant Site. Scale 1"c200'. March 1939~ ion t11e ln the oftlce ot the Englneering D1v1alon of the Department ot Streets land Engineerlng, Springtleld. Massachuaetts. oonta1ning 44.32 acras. mar. or l.s .- land recorded ln Hampden County Registry ot Deeds 1n Book ot Plana 18. Page 9. I ~ala Paroel 110. 2 1s further boundea and aesC%'lbed aa tollows: Beglnning at a I !polnt 1n the llne between theTown ot West Springtleld and the Town ot Agawam •• a1r !polnt belng looated ORe hundred (100) teet diatant at rlght angles to the llne ot the Conneoticut Rlver shown on a plan tl1sd with a 110ens. granted by Harbor I and Land Commissloners ot Hassachusetta. February 17. 19111-eald plan belng t1le j d 1n Book 0, Page }8. and sald license being reoorded _In Book 893. Page 322 ot the Reg1stry -ot Deed. tor th. County ot Hampden; thenoe SOI.th 38"~4'22' East by 1811 ot Conneotiout Valley Realty Company, a distance -ot one thousand thirty-elght (1038) teet. more or les.; theno. southeasterly by a curve to the right ot two thousand t1ve hundred torty-tour and 58/100 (25~4.58) teet radlua. by land ot Conneotlout Valley -Realty Company. a dlatanoe ot SeTan hundred twelve and 67/10 (712.67) test; thence South 55"48'23' Weat by lend ot Conneotlcut Valley Realty I , f ~ BOOK 1792 Companr a distanoe ot one hundred twc and 78/100 (102.78) teet; thence northwes erly br a our.,. to the lett ot two thousand tour hundred -torty-tour and 58/100 (2~.58) teet radlus by land ot Conneot1out Valley Realtr Companr. a distanoe ot ssyen hundred tour and 81/100 (704.81) teet; thence North 3S·~'22" West by I land ot Conneotlcut Valley Realty Companr, a d1stanoe ot one thousand one hundred I twentr-tlve (1125) teet, more or less, to the Une between the Town at West Spr1ng- t1eld and the Town ot Agawam; thenoe eaaterly by the 11ne between-the Town ot 1 West Sprlngt1eld and the Town at Agawam, a diatanoe at about one hundred th1rtrT tlve (135) teet to the point ot beginn1ng, as shown onthe aforement1oned plan e~ t1tled "Springfield. Ms. .... Department ot Street. and Engineerlng. Plan ot Land I 1n the Town at Agawam at the Connect10ut River and near land ot S~1ngfleld Gas i L1ght Co., to be aoqulred tor a Sewage Treatment Plant Slte. Scale l"a2QQ' Xar~ 1 1939" on tUe ln the cttloe at the Englneerlng DlvlSion-ot tbe Departmsnt ot I Streets and Engineering, Springtleld, Massachusetts, oontalnlng about 178,650 I square teet, and reoorded ln Hampden County Regiatr,y ot Deads. Book ot Plana_ 18, Page 9. I That sald parcels of lend and the intereats thereln are taken in part exeoutlin- ot and tor the purpoae ot augmentlng and supplementing the oity ot Springtield-', system of sewage oolleoting and sewage diSposal, and tor the purpose ot removln~ pollutlon trom the Connecticut Rlver. as stated ln chapter 52 of the Aote ot 1939 ot the Commonwealth ot lIaeaSohusett.e, and tor all purposes as stated ln said 1 Aot, and tor the purpose ot the oonstruotion ot a sewage treatment plant and al purposes oonSistent therewith, as stated 10 said Aot. That sald taking ot Said. Parcel No. 1 and also s aid Parcel No.2 shall be subject to the rights ot Turners Falla Power and Eleotrio Companr (now Western Massachusetts Eleotrio Companr) -l- in said Paroel No. 1 and sai~ Paroel No.2, as set torth in an lnstrument trom Trustees ot Connect1out Valley Realty Trust to said Turners Falls Power and Ele - trl0 Company. dated April 20. 1917 and reoorded in Book 969. Page 558 ot the I Registry ot Deeds tor the County atHampden. That to the owners ot the land the1e- be awarded damages sustained by th_em ln the1r properties by reason ot the lands taken tor sald sewage treatmsnt plant. as tollows: Parcel No.1: To the owners ot the above-desoribed paroel of land deslgnated as Paroel No.1. located on the westerly. bank ot the Oonneotlcut River. northwe~t erly of land ot Spr1ngfield Gas Light Colpany. eaid owners supposed to be Conne~t lcut Valley Realty Company. damage tor land taken. and also damage to the remairl.:. lng land, the sum ot One Dollar ($l.CO). ! I Parcel No.2: To the owns~s ot the above desoribed parcel ot land deslgnated ~ Parcel No.2 and-being a strlp of land on. hundred -(100) teet ln width extendln~ trom a llne one (1) toot northerly ot land ot Springfleld Gas Llght Companr, ne~r the Connectlout Rlver. northweeterlr to the llne between the Town ot West Spring- 11814 and the Town o~ Aga~m, supposed to be owned by Inhabitants ot age tor land taken. ths sum ot One Dollar ($1.00), To the owners ot certaln rlghts reserved and excepted a8 set torth ln a deed trom Connectlout Valley Realty Company to Inhabitants ot the Town ot Agawam.dated Aprl1 27. 1927 and reoorded ln Book 1358. Page 266, ot the Registry ot Deeds tor the Countr ot Hampden. said rights supposed to be ln said Connectlcut Valley Re~l ty Company. damage tor any and all rights as reserved and exoepted. ln said de.d, the sum ot One Dollar ($1.00). That rlghts to Said damages shall be vested upon' • the recording or thls order,-as provided by law. and sald damages shall be pa,aqle aooord1ng to law. Thet the Clty Treasurer be and hereby ls authorized to pay sald BumS to the owners ot the lands as speoitled above, or thelr _successors or aSsigns same when the_" snall beoome p&1able as above provlded; That l ... ediately atter the -~~; -oi t~ 0~~~~1l: ~~:~~-;iV; ~~:;~~e ';~e;::~ ~~"~:e ~;e;::n":;l :;:d u~h:;:::: ~~ I oording to the provisions ot seotion 8 ot chapter 79 or the General Laws; That i within thirty days atter the adoption of this order. a oopy thereot. certitled b.Y I the oity olerk. shall be reoorded in the Registrr ot Deeds for the County ot Ham den. Board ot Aldermen Dec 27 19~~ Read the tirst time, rules suspended read a seoond time and passed Cllttord F. Smith. Clerk Presented to, the mB10r tor approval Deo 27 19~~ Cllttord r. Sm1th, City Clerk Mayor's Ottice. Spr1ngtield, Mass. Deo 27 19~ __ Approyed. J. A1Yin Anderson. Jr •• lIa10r t m' ml: m~sH 1 IIII nnr1i ~: i~Hr . 1 n~m mrr' '. (C1ty Seal) II II I I : I I· I :, i. , . 'Doo. 176S5 r Clty ot Spd. Order , I 1 IJUUJ~ I~ .. ,-Cl ty ot Sprlngfleld I In Board ot Aldermen. Deoember ZT. 19~~. Orde~ad. lt the oommon oouncl1 oonour, that lt appeArlng to be neoeasary to 2~th. publio convenlence and the publio health 80 to do, under the authorltJ ot obkp- : ter 52 ot the Aota ot 1939 ot the COlDllonwealth ot Massachusetts, and ot chapter' 179 ot the General LaW8 ot Massachusetts, and ~t all act. 1n addition thereto an~ :amendment thereot and ot everJ other power and authority the Board ot Alderaen , ,hereto enabling, an appropriation ot lIonies ln the sum ot one dollar ($1.00) hav~ ling been made bJ a two-thlrde vote ot·the olty oounoll tor the purpose ot P811nJ , I 'damages to be awarded tor the talting ot the paroel ot land, hereinafter desorlbed' ,and interests in said paroel ot land hereinatter deecribed, and the Depar'aent I iot Public Health ot the COlllllonwealth ot Massachusetts after a publio hearing, I :notice thereot having been given a ocording to law in the .. atter 01' the aoquisi tipn ~ of an area ot land in the To..,. ot ~AVAK and VEST SPRINGFIELD tor the purpose 'I :ot proteoting and lsolatlng the drain., aewers and aewage treatGIent works ot thai . , ~City ot Sprlngtield troa the usee to which such land may be put and 1n part exeou- :tton of and for the purpose 01' augment1ng and supplementing the systea 01' sewegel !oollecting and sewegs dlsposal and of remonng pollution trom the Conneotlcut l ;Ri ver, as stated 1n chapter 52 of ths Aota ot 1939 of the Commonwealth ot Massa u- isetts, and tor all purposes as atated in and oonsistent with aald act, h.Y1ng I ,on December 26, 19" approved the acquisition of this land. the tollowing deacrib- !ed parcel ot land and all interests therein. expreuly excepting trom aaid par~et 'a strip ot land In sald parcel about one hundred (100) feet In wldth 8upposed tol ,be owned by Turners Falla Power and Electrlc Company (now Western Massaohusette I glectric Company). said atrlp ot land belng more partloularlJ hereinatter d88cri!ed. ,except1ng further the rights of said Turhen Falla Power and Eleotric Company (n " 'Western Massachusetts Eleotrlc Company). the rights ot the Town ot Agawam and th ' , " rights of the Town of West Springfield. all as hereinafter 8et torth. be and here- ! iby are taken In tee. a&1d paroel and the intereats therein being bounded and de- ,soribed a8 tollows: the land located within the lialts at the Towne ot Agawaa 'and West Springfield in Hampden Coun~. Massachusetts. on the weeterly bank ot -...... the Connectiout River and adJaoent to land now owned bJ the Clty ot Sprlngfield and the Springfield Gas Light Company-containing one hundred th1rty-three (133) I 'acres, more or less. and suppoaed to be owned by Connecticut Valley Realty CompenJ :together with all rightB and IntereBta the;ein. both legal and equi table. Inolud~ !lng all easements. privl1egee. appurtenanoes. restriotions. oonditiona and estatea ,1n and rights ot reverter and includlng any trees. bul1ding or buildings thereon~ :1t any. and including any and all riparian rights in the Conneotiout and Veat- ;1'101d Rivers. expresaly exoepting. howevar. trom aaid paroel a atrip 01' land 111 ·said parcel about one hundred (100) teet in width sUPPol.d to be owned bJ the ~ lnere Fal]" Po~~r ~nd El.ot~1~ Company (noy W.stern Mas8aobu •• tt. Eleetr1c Coapan , ,Said etrlp of land being a portion ot the--prem1ees oonveyed by Connecticut Valle ~ealty CompenJ to Turnera Falla Power and Electric Company bJ deed dated March • !19~2 and reoordsd in Book l73~. Pags 546. Book ot Plans 21, Page 36. ot the Rtgi.- itry ot Deeds tor the County of Hampden. said strlp of land being herelnatter de-I scribed bJ metes and bounds; exoeptlng. turther. the rights ot said Turners Fallt :,power and Electr10 Company (nov Western Massaohusetts Eleotr10 CompanJ) in the I premises dssor1bed as Paroel 2 in an ~nstrument dated March 28. 1942 trom conneof1- ;cut Valley Realty Company to 1\!rners Falla Power and Electrl0 Company and reoord~d in Book 1734. Page 547 ot the RegistrJ ot Deeds tor ths County ot Hampden. exoept-: I ;lng further the righte ot the Town ot Agawam as Bet forth in an instrument of tu- ling dated Al'rll 12. 1940 anl1 recorded in Book 1690. Page 'i9O. Bo,ok D1: Plana 18. I .'age. J.1.~ and 1.J., otthe IIeglltry of Deeds tor the Count, of lIampden. and further 'excepting the rights of the Town ot West Springfield as nt forth 1n an inBtl'WleJat :of taking dated June 29. 1937 and reoorded ln Book 1640. Page 155 ot the Reglatrt, lot Deeds tor theCounty d Hampden. and aa -set forth In an inatruaent 01' taklng J Idat ed APril 23: 1940 and recorded 1n Book 1691. ~age lS8 ot the Regla try ot Dee itor theCountJ ot Hampden. Sald paroel and the atorementioned exoept10n. are IIOrel ~artioularly bounded and deaorlbed aB tollows: Beginning at a point in the we.t-" I erly llne ot "H" Street In the Town ot Agawam-at the northerly l1ne ot land ot the :City of Springtleld and running thenoe North 38-" '22" Veat by the westerly linej :ot "H" Street seven hundred anenty-nlne and ~~/loo (779.~~) teet to the souther J. ~1ne ot "M" Street, in the Town ot Agawam; thence bJ the eoutherly llne ot "X' ~"'" '.~'" "~'5' "'. .... ~. """M' ''''''-''~' ~, """" ,,,,,·,71 , ... 4 BOOK 1792 ~an angle polnt ln "W" Street. thence by the westerly 11ne of 1)(" 8treet north 6q- 20'19" West one thousand tour hundred 81xty-three and 11/100 (1~6,.11) teet to ~ point ln the easterly llne of Agawam Street 1n the Town of West Springfield,said , point is about one hundred (100) feet northerly by ,the westerly llne ot "W" Str~et tram the division line between the Towns of Agawam and Weat Sprlngfield; thence 'I' by the easterly Une ot Agawam Street south 23'39'~1~ West, one thousand eight I hundred and 61/100 (lSOO.61) teet to a polnt in the northerly llne at land at the Town at West Sprlngtleld; 'thence by sald land at the Town at Weet Sprlngtleld I , south 73-15' East a distance ot two hundred tUty (250) tee,t. more or leu. to I the westerly Shore ot the northerly chennel at the Agawam ~ver. aloo known as ,he Westt1eld R1ver; thence southerly b1 sald westerly ahore at the northerly chann,l ct the Westf1eld R1ver a dlstance ot seven hundred (700) teet. lIlore or less. to , the northerly shore ot the southerly channel ot the Westtleld River; thence east- , erly by the northerly ohore ot the eou therly channel ot the Weet t1eld River a i dlstance at three hundred tltt1 (350) teet. more or le88. to the dlvlolon llne " between the Towns ot Agawam and West'Sprlngfield; thence contlnulng easter11 by, • I the northerly shore ot the souther11 channel at the Westtield River a dlstanoe ~t tour thousand two hundred (~200) test. more or less. to a polnt two hundred (200) teet or more westerly at the westerly shore at the Connectlcut River; thence No~th 10·36'22" West one thousand sevent, (1070) teet, more or lesl. to a polnt of curve; thence by s'lold curve detlectlng to the lett with a radius ot two thousand tour I hundred torty-tour and 5S/l00 (2~.5a) teet a distance of two hundred S1xt1_0nj' and 13/100 (261.13) teet to land>trr-the Spr1ngtield GaB Light Compan1; thence b land at the Sprlngf1eld Gas Ligot Company 80uth 55°09'32" West onebou8and tive hundred slxt1-one and 6a/100 (156l.6a) teet to a stone bound; thence b1 land of ,the Sprlngt1eld Gas Llght Company north 67-02' West two hundred nlnet1 and 35/100 ! (290.35) feet to a stone bound at land at the Clt, at Sprlngtield; thence b7 lan~ ! at the Clt1 ot Sprlngthld North 3/!·ljJj:'22" West nlne hundred (900) teet; thenoe i Ib1 land at the Cit1 ot Sprlngtleld north 51"15'3S" East one thousand eight hun- dred seventy-tour and 27/100 (1~7~.27) teet to the polnt at beglnnlng. There 1. hereby express11 excepted tram the atoresald parcel. a strip at land located 1n sa1d paroel supposed to be owned by Turners Falla Power and Electrlc Compan1 (now , I Western Massachusetts Eleotrlc ComPOP1) and belng a portlon ot the premlses conl veyed by Connect1cut Valley Realt1 Co_pan1 to Turners Falls Power and Electr1c 'I Compan1 b1 deed dated March 28. 1942 being recorded in Boo~ 173~. Pa~e 546. Boo~ lot Plans 21. Page 36. eaid strip ot land belng bounded and deacrlbed as tOllows:i I Beglnnlng at a concrete bound ln the souther11 boundary line at "X" Street. 80-i i called. sald bound belng ons thoussnd th1rt1';e1ght and 7/10 (103/!.7) teet. more ~ lor less. easterl, trom the lntersectlon of the southerlf boundary l1ne at "X" ; i Street with the east erly boundarr 11ne at Agswam Street; thence continulng alons: , ' ,the southerly boundarr 11ne ot OW" Street south 66-20' Eaet a dlstanoe ot one ihundred (100) teet to a concrete bound; thence running ~auth 23"~2' West a dlstance ot one thousand tour hundred and three and ~/1oo (1~3.~) reet to a ooncrete bound; thence running south 50°00' West a distanoe at elght hundred and thirt1 i (830) feet. more or less to the northerly shore of the Westtield River; thence ru,n- ,nlng 'westerly along the said northerl, shore of the Westtield River a dlstance 0' one hundred (100) teet. more or less; thence runnlng North 50·00' East a dletanc~ at elght hundred and flfty (S50) teet, more or 1818. to a concrete bound; thence: runnlng North 23°42' East a dietance at one thousand three huhdred elght1 and 12/100 (13S0.l2) teet to the point ot beglnnlng. Sald taklng at sald parcells , further subJect ,to the rlghts ot the Turners Falls Power and Electrlc COmpen1 ' , , I (now Western Massachusetts Electrlc Compen1) ln the premises described as Parcell .-, .".':o.;~ ::-:a:-_::. ~:~.iIJ.-ub. :':':~ ~;I;:..: .:_"''---.~" ... ,-.... .:.. ................ "-'..,~ ",~,", ....... <. ...... ;,;;;..;.y~~~' ~i" Turners FallS Power and Electrlc Compan1 and recorded 1n Book 173~. Page 5~7. of: , I the Reglstry at Deeds tor the Count1 o~ Hampden; subJect. alSO. to the rlght, ofi the Town at Agawam 1n eald parcel as set torth ln an Instrument ot Taklng'llated 1- April 12. 19~ and recorded ln Book 1690. Page 590. Book ot Plans la. Pages ll~ I Iland 115 at the Reglstr1 at Deeds tor the County at Hampden; and subJeot. turther l • to the r1ghts of the Town of West Sprlngtleld ln sald paroel as set torth ln In-, Istruments ot Taklng dated June 29. 1937 and recorded in Book l6~. Page 155, at tpe 'Reglstry or Deeds tor the County at Hampden and dated April 23. 19~ and recorded 11n Book 1691. Page lSg ot the Registr, of Deeds tor the Count1 ot Hampden. The i Iparcel hereln taken and the exceptlons herelnbefore eet forth belng as shown on a rlan entitled "Springfield. Mass. Department 01' Streets and Engineering, Plan ot Doo. l76g7 City ot Spd. Order Plans 23. Page 2~. Land acqu1red by the C1ty ot Spr1ngfield in the ToWIIs ot AgaV8/1 and Vest Sprlng It1eld AdJaoent to Sevage Treatment Plant, Soale 1°.200' Deoember, 19~~0 and nov , on t 11. in th .. ottlos ot the Engineerlng Dirtalon -ot the -Departaent ot Streets ! and Engineering. 'Springt1eld. Massachusetts, oon taining one hundred thirtT-thrse ; (133) aorea more or le88. Said paroel ot land and the intereats therein are to I :be taken tor the purpose ot proteoting and isolating the drains, severe and sewage 'treatment worts nov owned by the, City ot Springfield from the uses to which auOO: iland may be put and in part exeoution ot and tor the purpose ot augmenting and I rsupplementing the sTatem ot levage colleoting and ae .. ge disposal and ot remortns :pollution trom the Conneoticut RiTer, a. stated in chapter 52 ot the Aots ot 193.9 i ot the COlDlllonwaal th ot Masaaohueetts. and tor all purposel aa stated in and can.! ! .1atant with saidaot. 'l'hat to the owners ot the abon delorlbed paroel ot land I' Ilooated on the vesterl:r bant ot the Conneotlcut RiTer and adJaoent to land owns~' ,by the City or Springt1AU "lIDdthe Springfield Gaa Llg1lt Company containing on, hundred thirty-three (133) aores, more or leal, and supposed to be owned by I ;Conneaticut Valley Realty Company there be awarded damagel tor land taken and alao I damage to the remaining land the sum ot one dollar ('1.00). That the rlght to e~id ! damages ahall be Teated upon the re aording ot th1a order as prartded bT law and I ; sa1d damag88 shall be paYable. aoaordlng to lav. That the 01 ty treaaurer be and , 'hereby il authorized to pay laid lua to the owner 'ot laid parcel a8 specitied I :aboTe or lts suocessors or aSSigns when the same shall beaome payable as aboTe 'proTided. That lalll8d1atel:r atter the rlght to dall8gea beoomes natad tha olt, clark i ehall glTe'notloe thereot to the per. on entltled thereto under the proT1alons 05 I seation 6 ot chapter 79 ot the General Lava. aa amended. 'l'hat within thirty (30~ ,day. atter the adoption ot this order, a OOPT thersot oertitled bT the city alerk, I together vi th the ator .. sntlon~d plan .hall be recorded in the Regh_try or oee1 ' tor the CountT ot Hampden. That the amount ot said ~gea bs taken trom the ' monles transterred trom the Reserve tor Contlngenaie. Acoount and appropriated , : to the oredit ot aaoount °Hain Sewage Treatment Plant' -Land O ..... ge.· by an o~r j ot the olty oounall approTed by the mayor Oeoember ~. 19114. ! i Board ot Aldermen Dec 27 19~~ COl!llllon Counall Dec 27 19114 I .' ,Read the first t1ms. 'rules suspended, -'>. Read the first tae, rules suepend- i read a second tim., passed and sent .'._ ed. read a seoond time and paned ; down tor conourrenoe. in ooncurrenoe. ; Cllttord r. Smith. Clerk Geo J Clart. Clerk ! Presented to the Mayor tor approval Oea 27 1944 , Cllt tord r. ,Smith. City Clerk I Kayor'a Ott1ce. Springtleld. Mass. Dec. 27 19114 Approved, J. Alb1n Anderaon, Jr •• Ma,or I J. true oopy i Att est: Cl1ttord r. SIIIl. th 01tT Clerk (City Seal) Rec'd Deo. 29. 19~1I-at 38. II-SK. P.X. and Reg'd traa the orlginal Ci ty ot Sprlngf1eld ----., __ In Board ot Aldermen. Deaember 27. 19~~. Ordered, that lt appearing to be neo.asar,y tor the publlo oonvenienoe and I i the publio health 80 to do. under the author1 t, ot chapter 52 ot the Aots ot 19 9 1 ot the Commonwealth ot Massaohusette and ot ohapter 79 of the General Lava ot : Maseaohu. etts and ot all aats in add1t 10n thereto and amendment thereot and ot i every other power and authorl t, the Board ot Aldermen hereto enabling. an appr pr1atlon ot monie. in the aum ot one do liar ($1.00) having been made by a two- thirds TOte at the olty oounail tor the purpaB ot PATlng damages to be awarded tor the taking ot the parael ot land hereinafter desor1bed and 1nterest. in eal parcelot landhere1natter descrlbed. and the Department ot Pub110 Health et th given aooording to law ln the matter ot the acquisition ot an area ot land in rowns ot Agawam and Vest Sprlngtleld tor the purpose ot proteot1ng and lsolati the drains, sever8 and .. wage treatment works ot the City , ot Sprlngf1eld trom ' I ~;;i:;~';::-::::~:::i~::~~:~~':~~:::-;;~:::-:::::i:~:'1:~ poses a8 atated 1n and oonllatent vUh 8 aid act, haTing on Deoember 26.1944 AP- I proved the aoquisltlon ot this land. the tollovlng descrlbed paroel ot land e I ! all interest. therein •• xprea.ly exaepting trom •• 1d paroel a atrlp ot land In 8.1d paroel about one hundred (100) teet in width supposed to be owned bT TUrne • I , " '" I I BOOK 1792 "I ralla Power and Eleotr10 Oo .. pan:r (now Westem Ila •• aobusetts Eleotrlo Co .. pan:r), laald strlp at land being .ore partloularl;y here1natter deacribed, exoeptlng I 'further the rlghts ot a&1d Turners hlla Power and Electric Oompan:r (now leatem' llaaaachusetts Eleotrl0 Oompany), the rights at the Town ot Age ...... and the rlg11tsi lot the Town ot West Springthld, all a8 hereinatter" 8et torth, be and hereb;y a rei Itaken 1n tee, said parcel and the interests therein being bounded and desoribed : .. tollows' the land located within the limite ot the Towns ot AGAllj)( and 1iS'f IIIPRINGFIElJ), in Hampden County, llaaaachuBet ts, on the weeterly bank at the I Connectiout River and adJaoent to land now owned b;y the ' Oit;y ot Springt1eld and the 8pringt1eld GaB Llght COlllpany oontaining one hundred th1rt;y-three (133) aore~, more or less, and supposed to be owned b;y Oonnectiout Valle;y Realt;y Company, to-\ gather with all rights and interests thereln, both legal and equitable, inoludlng all easeaente, privl1egee, appurtenanoes, restrlot10ns, ~ndit10n8 and eetates \ 1n and rlg11tB ot reverter, and 1noluG1ng aD:r treee, building or bul1dinge thereOf' 1t anr, and lnoludlng any and all r1par1an rights 1n the"Oonneot1out and West- tleld Rivera, e~re8s1:r exceptlng, hewaver, tro .. 8aid paroel a strlp ot land 1n eald paroel about one hundred (lCO) teet ln wldth supposed to be owned b;y the 'Turners Falla Power and Eleotr1c Company (now We. tern Massachusetta Electrio Coar pan;y), said strip at land belng a port1on ot the premses oonvered b:r Conneoticut Valler Realtr Compan, to Turnera 'alle Powsr and Eleotrl0 Oompan:r "~ deed dated I Karch 2~, 19~2 and reoorded ln Book 17~, Page~, Book ot Plana a, Page 36 oti " the Registry ot Deeds tor the Oount:r ot Hampden, .a14 strip ot ~nd be~ here-'I 1natter desorl bed br mstes and j,~;;;;;s.s; e:mepU!lK, turther, the r '1ghta ot sald 'furners Falla Power and Eleotrl0 OOlllp&nl (now We.tern Xassachu.etta Eleotr10 'I ICOllpanl) ln the pramlaes "duor1bed a. Paroel 2 1n an In.trument dated March 28, , 119~2 from Conneotlout Valle, Realtl COlllp&nl to 'l'lIrnera Falla Power and El.otr10 "I' iOompanl and recorded ln Book 17~, Page 5'1-7 Of the Reg1strl ot Deed8 tor the ,County ot H8.IIIpden; exoepting turther the rlghts ot the Town ot Agawam aa _et torth , I !In an lnstl'Ulllent at tak1ng dated April 12, 19~ and re(l)rded ln Book 1690, Page 590 '" ' ISook ot Plans 18, Pages llot and-115 ot the Registr;r ot Deeds t ,or the Ccunt, ot i ~pden, and turther exoept1ng the rlghts ot the 'fown ot lIe.~ Sprlngtleld a. aet ,torth in an lnstJ'Ullent at tak1qr dated'" June 29", 1937 and reoorded ln Book 1640, I I " ,Page 155 ot the RegiBtl"J Of Deede for" the Oountr ot aampden, and sa .et torth 1n Ian lnstl'Ulllent ot tak1ng dated Apr11 23, 19~ and recorded ln Book 1691, Page leg , :ot the Regls trr ot Deede tor the Count, ot Hampden, 11&1 d paroel snd the atore- I d ' .ent1one exoeptiona are more partloularl;r bounded and deScribed aa tollows: Be- 'g1nnlng at a p01nt in the westerly 11ne ot .. " Street in the 'fown ot Agawam at ;the northerl;r Une at land ot the Citr Dt Springfield and runnlng thence North i ":38844'228 Vest b:r the veaterl;r line at "UO Street aeven hundred B8Yent1-nlne and j ~4/100 (779,44) reet to the southerly 11ne ot "X" IItreet ln the Town of Aga .... ; thence by the Boutherlr line ot 11)10 Street south 5,-115'38° West one thouBand 81xt;r-, I seven and 37/100 (1067.37) feet to an angle polnt 1n ' "K" Street. thenoe bl the west- erly 11ne ot "X" IItree"i north 66"20'19" Vest one thousand tour hundred slxty-thr~e 'and 11/100 (1463,11) teet to a point 1n the eaeter11 line at Agevell Street ln the ~own ot West Sprlngt1eld, _ald point i. about one hundred (100) teet northerl;r ! by the wsterly 11ne ot "H" Street trom the div1alonhlne between the ToVlls ot : , r-I Agawam and West Sprlngtleld; thenoe br the easterly 11ne of Agavall Street .outh I 238 39'41" West one thousand eight hundred and 61/100 (1~o,61) teet to a polnt ln , ' ,the northerly 11ne ot land of the Town ot West Spr1ngfield; thenoe by said land I , , at the Town of West Sprlngt1eld south 73'15' Eaet a distanoe ot two hundred tltt:r , (250) feet, more or le88, to the westerly Shore ot the northerly channel ot the I ,.savam River, aUo known as the Westfield R1ver; thence southerlr b;y said V8stertY :,_..,~ _ ~-_ '"'_ ... ~_w_ ,; __ .......... , -~arre:.L.· 01 ",L1.e 1If1it~ ... ;lJ.t:u.\oI ....... i'tJl' a distanoe ot seven hundred (700) feet, lIIore or less, to lhe northerlr shore ot the souther11 channel ot the i ~eattield River; thenoe easterly by the northerl:r ahore of ' the southerly channell ot the Westtield River, a dlstanos at three hundred rlftl (350) teet, Ilore or le8a, to the div1sion 11ne between ths Towna at Agawam and West Springt1eld; thence aoJ-, ~lnuing easterl;y b:r the norther1:r shore ot the southerl:r channel at the Westf1eld ~lver a dlstanoe at to~ thousand two hundred (4200) teet, Ilore or leas, to a potnt ~wo hundred (200) teet or Bore westerIr of the weaterly shore of the Oonneot1out Fver; thenoe North 10'36'22" West one1bousand aevent:r (1070) feet, more or le88[ fO a polnt of curve; thenoe by said ourve detleotlng to the lett with a radius " ft two thousand tour hundred forty-tour and 5~/l00 (2~,5~) teet a diatanoe ot ~o hundred sixty-one and 13/100 (261,13) tset to land ot the Sprlngfield Gaa L~~t I Luuk 1 j ~t! I Company; thence by land at the Springtleld Gas Llght Company south 55°09'32" J Iwest one thousand tlve hundred slxty-one and 68/LOO (1561.68) teet to a stone I bOUnd; thence by land at the Sprlngtleld Gas Llght Company north 67"02' West t hundred nlnety and 35/100 (290.35' teet to a stone bound at land ot the Clty at I i Sprlngtleldj thenoe by land ot the Clty ot Sprlngtleld Harth 3S"lj.1j.'22" Wast n1n~ jhundred ("900) feet; thence by land ot the Clty ot Sprlngt1eld north 51°15'38' lC,s;; ,one thousand elght hundred seventy-tour and 27/100 (1874.27) teet to the polnt ot ibeginning. There 1. hereby expressly excepted trom the atore.ald parcel, a 8trlJ I lot land looated ln sald parcel supp08ed to be owned by Turners Falls Power and J Electrlc Company (now Iestern Xassachusetts Electrlc Company) and belng a portl n lot the premia .. oonveyed by Conneot1cut Valley Realty Company to Turners Falls I Power and Eleotrl0 Company by deed dated March 28, 1942 belng recorded ln Book I !1734, Page ~, Book at Plana 21, Page 36, sald strlp at land belng bounded and ! descr1bed a8 tollows I Beg1nning at a ooncrete bound ln the southerly boundary illne at 'X" Street, so-called, sald bound belng one thousand th1rty-elght and 7 0 I (1038.7) teet, more or less, easterly tram the 1ntersectlon at the southerly ~ boundary 11ne at 'X' Street wlth the easterly boundary 11ne at Aga10Bla Street; I thence oontlnulng along the southerly boundary llne at "M' Street south 66°20' East a dlstanoe at one hundred (100) teet to a conorete bound; thence runnlng south 23"~' West a dlstance at one-thousand tour hundred and three and 48/100 (1403.48) teet to a oonorete bound; thence runn1ng south 50°00' West a dlstance at elght-hundred and th1rty (830) teet, mare or less, to the northerly shore ot the Westtleld·River; thence runn1ng westerly along_ the sa1d northerly shore at the Westtleld River a distance at one hundred (100) teet, more or less; thence running Jlorth 50"00' East a distance ot elght hundred and tltty (S5O) teet •• or~ or less, to a concrete bound; thenoe runnlng Horth 23"42' East a dlstance ot one thousand three hundred elghtt -and 12/100 (1380.12) teet to the polnt ot beglnnl~g. '18&1d taklng at sald parcells turther subject to the-rlghts at the Turners Fallell Power and Eleotrl0 Co.mpany (now Western Kassachusetts Electrlc Clompan,.) ln the . I prem1aes desor1bed as Parcel 2 ln an lnstrument dated Karch 28, __ 1911-2 troll Connedt- 11cut Valley Realty Company to Turners Falle Power and Electrlc Company and reoo~d led 1n Book 17311-. Page 547. ot the Registry ot 'Deeds tor the Count,. ot Hampden; !subJect, also, to the rlghts ot the ~cwn ot Agawam ln sald parcel as Bet torth 11n an Instrument at Taklng dated Aprll 12. 1~4o and recorded ln Book 1690, Page 1590, Book at Plans 18, Pages 1111-and 115 ot the Registry at Deeda tor the count, lot Hampden; and subJeot, further, to the rlghts at the Town ot West Sprlngtleld I ln sald paroel as set torth ln Instruments ot Taklng dated June 29, 1937 and r~ oorded ln Book 1640, Page 155 at the Registry ot Deeds tor the Count,. at Hampdej. and dated Aprll 23, 1940 and recorded ln Book 1691, Page ISS ot the Reglstr7 ot I Deeds tor the County ot Hampden. The parcel hereln taken and the except10ns _ j Iherelnbetor' B.et torth belng as ehown '.>0 a pl.", entitled 'Spr1ngfleld, x...... . Department at Streets and Englne~rlng. Pland'f' Land Acqulred by the Clty ot Sprlngtleld In· the To""," ot Agawam and West Springtleld AdJaoent to Sewage Trea -, !ment Plant, Scale 1"=200' Deoember, 1944" and now on tlle ln the ottloe at the I ,gineerlng Dlvislon at the Department ot Streets and Englneering, Spr1ngt1eld, IKaesachusetts, oontainlng one hundred th1rt7-three (133) acreS more or less. i' . I Sa1d paroel ot land and the lnterest therein are to be taken tor the purpose at Iprotectlng and lso1atlng the drains, se!ers and sewage treatment works now owns Iby the Clty at Sprlngtleld trom the uses to whlch such land may be put and ln p t· executlon ot and tor the purpose at augmentlng and supplementlng the s,.stem ot sewage oolleotlng and sewage dlsposal and at removlng pollutlon tram the connectj- I cut River, as stated ln chapter 52 ot the Acts ot 1939 ot the Commonwealtb .ot ,aa •• aCAusetts, and ror all purposes as sta~ed in and oonslstent v1th sald act. IThat to the ownerS at the above desor1bed parcel at land looated on the wester bank ot tha Conneotiout River and adjacent to land owned by the Clty ot Sprlng- tleld and the Sprlngt1eld Gas Llght Company oontalnlng one hundred thlrty-thre,e (133) acres more or le •• , and supposed to be owned b,. Connect1cut Valley Realty there -Company~be awarded damages tor land taken and also damage to the remalnlng land the Bum ot one dollar ($1.00). That the rlght to sald damages ahall be vested upon the reoordlng at th1s order as provided by law and aald damages shall be able aocordlng to law. That the olt7 treasurer be and hereby ls authorlzed 'to p sald sum to the owner ot sald paroel as speoitled above or lts SUOCSSBors or assigns vben the same shall become payable as above provlded. That lmmediately ~tter the rlght to damages beoomes vested the olty clerk shall· give notlce ther I 'i'" at to the person entitled thereto under the provis1ons 01' Section g at Chapter 7i ---' HUUK 1792 I 01' the General Laws as amended. That lIithln thlrtl (30) day. atter the adOPtiO~ 01' th1a order. a copy thereot oertltled by the o1t1 olerk. together with the at~re sentloned plan shall be reoorded in the Reglstry 01' Deeds tor the County 01' :q den. '!'hat the amount of o.ld damage. be taken trom the monles transterred tro. the Reserve tor Contlngeno1es Aooount and approprlated to the cred1t 01' aooount "Main 8ewage Treatment Plant -Land Damages" by an order 01' the oit1 oouna1l approyed by the mayor Deoember 27. 19411-; Board ot .f.ldermen Deo 27 191j.1j. Read the t1rat tlme. rul.a lu.pended. read a second tlme and paa.ed. Ol1ftord J'. Sill th. Olerk Presented to the Mayor tor approyal Deo 27 191j.1j. Ol1ttord F •. SJalth. City Clerk KaJor" Ottloe. Sprlngtleld. x.aa. Dlo 27 19411- Approved • .J. Albin .lnd~80n • .Jr •• Kayor A true oopy An.at: CUttord r. 81111th C1ty Clark (City Seal) ·Reo'd Deo. 29. 191j.1j. at )H. 1j.gK •• P.x. and Reg'd 1'1'011 the orlglnal Doc. 17648 1933 ReaUr Corporation . .' a oorporat10n dull establ1shed under the lawa 01' 1933 Realtr Corp. the Commonwealth 01' Kaaeachusetta and hav1ng 1ta U8Ual place ot ·Cuslnesa at j to Chlcopee. H8IIIpden Oountl. Massachusetts. tor con81dsrat1on paU. grant8 to the Dv1ght Corp. Dv1Sbt Corporat10n. a oorporatlon dul;r establ1shed under the la~ 01' the Common wealth 01' Massachusetts. and havIng lta ueual plaoe 01' buslness at sald Oh1oope~. v1 th QUITCLADI COVENANl'S the land ln CHICOPEE. ln that part known as VILLIXANSE'fl. v1th the ·bulld1ng thereon numbered 764 Rivera Avenue. bounded and d •• or1bed a81 tollows: A certain lot 01' land knovn and d .. lgnated as lot nUlibared , (three) or! a plan 01' lots reoorded in the Hampden Countl Registry ot I)eed8. Book ct Plana 1. Page 179. said lot belng more part10ularll bounded and desoribed as tollow8: Bounded Southeasterl;r bJ Adams Avenue t1fty (50) teet; Northeaeterl l b,y lot n1er- ed 2 (two) on sa1d plan one hundred (100) teet; Northwesterl;r bl part 01' lot nlllDbered 60 (81xty) on ea1d plan tlfty (50) teet; and Southwe8terly by lot nullb,r- ad II-(tour) on aaid plan one hundred (l09.) .. teet. Belng the 68111e preJalsee oonveyr to the 1933 Realty Corporat10n by the Palmer Natlonal Bank. by lta deed dated September 27. 1937. and recorded v1th~e H8IIIpden County Regl.try at Deed. Book I 161j.1j.. Page 336. SubJeot to all mortgages and enowabranoe8 01' record. I In Wltness ~ereof the 8ald 1933 Realt7 Corporat10n has caused lta corporate I seal to be herlto attlxed and these presents to be 81gned. aoknowledged and de-l 11 vered ln 1 t6 n8llle and bebalt by Loula 'l'aloulll1a •. ; ts Prealden t and Treasurer hereto du17 authorl~ed th18 thlrtleth day 01' .Ootober in the jear one · thousand . nlne hundred and tort1~tour. I Signed and sealed ln presenoe 01' l 193~ Realty Corporetlon (Corporate Seall .Joseph A. Nowak by LOUIS falOUllll. ' • ;j:ta Presldsnt ,.,d 'l'reaeurer " The Commonwenlth or Hassaohusetts Hampden. aa Chloopee. Ootober 30. 191j.1j.. '!'hen peraonally appeared the· above named Louls Tslouml. and acknowledged the toregolng lnstrument to be the tree aot and deed 01' the 1933 Realty ·CorporaUon. betore ~ .Joseph A. Nowak. Notary Publle--My comm1ss1on expires May 15. 1911-7. ·Chicopee. Massachusetts. Ootober 30. 19114. \' CER'l'IrICA'1'I . . , I I • .J81118S Ma~raltos. ot Chlcopee. HlIIIlpden County. Xassachusetts. on belng I duly .... orn on oath do depote and .ay that I am ths Clerk 01' the 1933 Realt7 COl' porat10n •• Massachusetts oorporation. wlth a usuaI·plaoe 01' buslness ln sald Cbloopee. that the stockholdero 01' the sald Corporat10n held a Ipeolal meetlng on &Xonday. Octobft'P ~ . ,olth ,... .. _A~"',,,,,,,,,~' ...... ::-:.~~~ .. :.;; _:..-: :;:: .:-:--""w!l;;r ~v\;i.Itr.U,u • .u"l" 1~epre8ent-1 lng one hundred (100) sharee ot oommon etq·oli:. b elng all of the sharee 01' Itook lssued and outstand1ng. were present and votlng. that at eald meetlng b~,a un- anlmous vote. the said stockholdera pa8sed a vote. a true oopy of the record 01' ~h1ah 1s hereinatter set torth. VO'l'ED: That the 1933 Realty Corporatlon oonvey I to the Dw1ght Corporatlon. a oorporatlon. duly establl&hed under the laws 01' th, Commonwealth ot Massachusetts. and havlng ·lta u8ual plaoe 01' bUSiness at Ch1oo~e Hampden County. Massachusetts. the real 8state situated at 76 A Rivera Avenue I ln that part 01' CHICOPEE knovn as WILLIHANSETT. sald real ee'tate belng sore part1- cularly desorlbed ln a Qultclaim Deed trom the Pallll8r Natlonll88nk to the 19331 Realty Corporation. dated Ssptesber 27. 1937. and reoorded with the Raapden COUrty ~alstry ot Deeds. Book 1770. Page 1011-. subJeot to all mortgage. ·and enouabranees I . '{ I · , , . A TRUE PH'Y')-');,{ ,-1 fit.;' '~;J[', j, HAMrDE.I4 CuJ!'i; +' it" ..... tR~ li/f' ::J:~.H:: A~ IT ~ ~ \;L.JI flnw ':-BOOK I 7 r~ rf"r:i:.¥:;i':3.-:t?/~"';"· • • • • Covanta Springfield, LLC A Covanta Energy Company 188 M Street Agawam, MA 01001 Tel: 413-785-5120 Fax: 413-731-6481 October 24, 20 II Ms. Charolette Grondin Town Of Agawam Assessor's Offi ce 36 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001-1837 RE: Abutters List for the Bondi Island Landfill (N14 I I) Dear Ms. Grondin: ~>-....., c -~ e t ft ~ '1 0 ~ ft r> ~ :/1 --") '" ,J r:: -, -:./'! ;:;. ') l> c 1 9 ~ "1 " -, !:-' ' '1 en CX) As per my conversation this past Friday with Ms. Ruccio of your office, please provide me with a certified list of abutters within 300 feet of the above-named property. I may be reached at (518) 207-7149 if you any questions concerning this request. • Please notifY me when the list is available for us to pick it up from your office. • Sincerely yours, ~~,f:'~ Gary G )}ierce Environmental Manager October 25,2011 Town of Agawam Assessor's Office 36 Main Street, Agawam, Massachusetts 01001·1837 Tel. 413 -78fHWOO x 258 Fax 413 -786-9927 Email: assessor@agawaDLma.us CERTIFIED ABUTTERS LIST On October 24, 2011, a Certified Abutters List was requested by Gary G. Pierce, Environmental Manager of Covanta Energy Corporation, 500 Hubbard Av., Pittsfield, MA 01201. Property Location: 147 M Street Parcel ID: N14010oo1 The following are the abutters within 300 feet of 147 M Street, with 6 abutters listed, has been certified according to the Assessor's data and mapping. TUCKAHOE TURF FARMS INC 99 UNIVERSITY RD POBOX 190 CANTON ,MA02021-0190 .1 ID: Ll2 416 SPRINGFIELD llC 79 NORm PEARL ST ALBANY, NY 12207 Parcel ID: NI5 I 4 Kevin • PINE CREEK AGAWAM LMT. PART. 380UNIONST WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01089 Parcel ID: N13 7 9 NAEA ENERGY MASSACHUSETIS LLC ATTENTION: STATION MANAGER 15 AGAWAM AVE WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01089 Parcel ID: MI5 II SPRINGFIELD WATER + SEWER COMMISSION POBOX 995 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01101-0099 Parcel ID: NI5 I I CITY OF SPRINGFIELD COURTST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01101 Parcel 10: NI5 I 2 • • • ASSESSORS OFFICE WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 26 Central Street· West Springfield, MA 01089-2753 Telephone: (413) 263-3050· Fax: (413) 263-3054 OCTOBER 21, 2011 REQ#11-64 CERTIFIED LIST OF ABUTIERS TO: BONDI'S ISLAND OWNER: CITY OF SPRINGFIELD 36 COURTST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 -, ., • • Abutter List Report Date: 10/2112011 Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID 210 AGAWAM AVE 126-002-002 I OS-022S0-0N-00 I 874 AGAWAM AVE 126-002-003 1 OS-02400-0N-00 1 878 IS AGAWAM AVE 127-002-001 JOS-024S0-0N-00 1 880 1419UNIONST 126-002-019 238-04200-N 1-00 1 4155 OFF AGAWAM AVE 134-001-006 \OS-IO\50-03-001 4077 138 PALMER AVE 134-001-002 400-00250-04-00 I 7848 Parcel Address OFF AGAWAM AVE Map ID 127-002-002 Account Number I OS-02460-0N-00 I Vision ID I 10391 MJK NOMINEE TRUST 6 OLD PASTURE DRIVE EAST LONGMEADOW MA 01028 HADDAD,MARSHALLJ HELEN M HADDAD 147 WHEEL MEADOW DR LONGMEADOW MA 01106 NAEA ENERGY MA LLC IS AGAWAM AVE WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 01089 JOHN SLANE & SONS INC CIO R J WILLIAMS POBOX 125 WESTFIELD MA 01086 TOWN OF WEST SPRINGFIELD DPW 26 CENTRAL STREET WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 01089 J & J REALTY GROUP LLC 138 PALMER AVENUE WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 0 1089 TOWN OF WEST SPRINGFIELD DPW 26 CENTRAL ST WESTSPRINGFTELD MA 01089 • • Parcel Address MauID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Parcel Address MapID Account Number Vision ID Account Number Account Number Abutter List Report Date: 10/2112011 172 AGAWAM AVE 126-002-004 105-02305-0N-00I 876 UNIONST 134-001-1)03 238-04300-NI-00I 4156 154 AGAWAM AVE 127-001-001 105-02300-0N-001 875 15AAGAWAMAVE 127-1)02-1)01 105-02451-0N-001 110329 ENDUNIONST 134-001-004 238-1)5000-03-00 I 110390 TOWN OF WEST SPRINGFIELD 26 CENTRAL STREET WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 01089 K & W MA TERlALS & RECYCLING LLC 576 PINE MEADOW RD NORTHFIELD MA 01360 HADDAD, HELEN M MARSHALL J HADDAD 147 WHEEL MEADOW DR LONGMEADOW MA 01106 NAEA ENERGY MA LLC 15 AGAWAM AVE WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 01089 TOWN OF WEST SPRINGFIELD (DPW-PMPHSE) 26 CENTRAL STREET WEST SPRINGFIELD MA 01089 · ---------_.--' ._._--------.-.-------------- --------------.-.- cITY OF SPRINGFIELD Description CO<k Appraised Value Assesse.d Value lONDlS ISLAND "XMLAND 9030 163,300 163,300 1022 16 COURT STREET 'EST SPRINGFIELD, .10 lPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SUPPLEMENTAL DATA \.dditional Owners; Other 10: 134-001-001 ~UB-DIV PHOTO MAP 134 VISION ~ARD BLOCK 001 PREe. LOT 001 GIS ID: 134-001-001 ASSOCPID# Total 163,300 163,300 RECORD OF OWNERSHIP BK-VOVPAGE SALE DATE /11 vi; SALE PRICE v.c. PREVIOUS ASSESSMENTS (HISTORY) :ITY OF SPRINGFIELD 11127/317 0311612000 U V o IE Yr. Code Asse$..,eq Value Yr. Code Asse~se4 Vq!ye._ Yr. :ode ,d Value ciTY OF SPRINGFIELD 01793/0063 1212911944 U V o IE pOll 9030 225,000 ~010 9030 55,600 ~O09 9030 55,600 Total: 225000 Total: 55600 Total: 55600 EXEMPTIONS OTHER ASSESSMENTS This signature acknowledges a visit by a Data Collector or Assessor Year T e Descri tion Amount Code Description Number Amount Comm.lnt. APPRAISED VALUE SUMMARY Appraised Bldg. Value (Card) 0 ASSESSING NEIGHBORHOOD Appraised XF (B) Value (Bldg) 0 NBHDI SUB NBHDName Street Index Name I rracin Batch Appraised OB (I.) Value (Bldg) 0 0001/A I I I I Appraised Land Value (Bldg) 163,300 NOTES Special Land Value 0 ciTY OF SPRINGFIELD IIPL313n4~3.031AC~+.28A Total Appraised Parcel Value 163,300 ,GAWAM-2.744AC Valuation Method: C ,VSPFLD~.287AC Adjustment: 0 II LANDAREA ~10.40AC 'ER GIS LAND AREA 13.46 AC ~.t Total Appraised Parcel Value 163,300 BUILDING PERMIT RECORD VISIT/CHANGE HISTORY PermitJD Issue Date e Descri tion Amo1lnt 1ns . Date %C m . Date Com. omments Dafe TVDe IS ID Cd. Pur oselResulr 512712003 DA 15 r.t_aintenancc 6/0512000 BA 01 fLo t Change or Split LAND LINE VALUATION SECTION B Use Use Unit I. C. ST. SAd} # Code Description Zone D Front Depth Units Price Factor ~.A. Factor Idx Adi Notes-Adl Special Pr;cinJ( Fact Adi Unit Price Land VaLue I 9800 ACANT OTH MUNI I 30,000 SF 3.00 0.7500 8 1.00 0.00 1.00 2.25 67,500 1 9800 VACANT OTH MUNI I 12.77 AC 10,000.00 1.0000 0 0.75 0.00 ~OPO 1.00 7,500.00 95,800 Total Card Land Units:! 586,2611 SFI P.rcel Tot.1 Land Area:1586,261 SF I Total Land Vallie: 163,300 I opel I)! L.OI..IIU.UU'~'.I .. un i'"\,Y£, /ision ID: 873 'TR WN DETAIL £lemen! Cd Ch. 10del 0 ~acant c ;& YARD Code BUJ Code TtL Gross Area; "'A.(' w: IV", u"' m J _ DlUK "ame: "ilare Aeco"nl#lOS-OOll541N-OOl . Bldg#: 1 SeeN: lof 1 Card I of I PrinL __ .. 1/ DETAIL ,rnltJ'T"1VTfllfil Element I Cd. ICh. ) USE Deseri tion ACANT OTH MUNI Percentage COSTIMA RKET VALUATION dj. Base Rate: .00 et Other Adj: .00 eplace Cost YB YB P p Code emodel Rating ear Remodeled ost Trend Factor ondition 10 Complet! \ferall % Cond pprais Val p%Ovr ep Ovr Comment Misc lmp Ovr isc Imp Ovr Comment ost to Cure Qvr ost to Cure Ovr Comment b I I . ;EXTRAFEA' ,A I Err. Area I Unit Cost -0 . Value No Photo On Record 1 14:44 noperty Loc.tlOn: MAt' l1l: lU51 1301 I'll I Bldg Name: State Vision lD: 1124 Account # IOS..()()130-0N-OOI Bldg # Sec #: 1 of 1 Card 1 of 1 Print Dat~1201114:44 BONDIS ISLAND XM LAND 9030 77,400 77,400 1022 6COURTSTREET ESTSPRINGFIELD,M ~fTY OF SPRINGFIELD Description Code A raised Value Assessed Value PRINGFIELIl, MA 01103 dditional Owners: ~ther ID: UB-DIV HOTO ~AKU rREC. . DATA i MAP BLOCK LOT 134 001 007 I 1 1 I iGIS ID: 134-001-007 ASSOC PlD# TotalL 77,4001 77,400 RECORD OF OWNERSHIP BK-VOUPAGE 1 SALE DATE la/II vii I SALE PRICE v.c. PREVIOUS ASSESSMENTS (HISTORY VISION flTYOFSPRINGFIELD I 11127/317 I 03/1612000lU I] I 0llF Yr. Code AS$~~sedValue Yr. S6 Yr. ode Asse dV.{u TotalJ Total: ( This signature Total: a visit by-a Dat-.-- Year I TYoe Amount I Code Number Amount I Comm. Int. , VALUE . Bldg. Value (Card) XF (B) Value (Bldg) NBHDI SUB NBHD Name Street Index Name I Tractn. I Batch Appraised OB (L) Value (Bldg) OOOIIA I I I I Appraised Land Value (Bldg) NOTES Special Land Value PLAN 313-74 .646 AC PER PLAN Total Appraised Parcel Value Valuation Method: Permit ID I Issue Dale Type I B Use Use 'G Amount I Insp. Date I % ComD. I Dale COtnD. ~et Total Appraised Parcel Value VISIT/, Date Tvpe IS W 1 Cd. ~y yr o o 0, 77,400 o 77,4001 C o 77,400 l II Code Description _Noles. Acfj Special P'icin Land Value 1 9800 jvACANT OTH MUI'II I I I 30,0001 SFI 3.001°.75001 B I I 1.001 10.00 I 1.001 2.251 67,_ 9800 I" ACANT OTB MUNI 1.97 AC 10,000.00 1.0000 0 0.50 0.00 rhapt 1.00 5,000.00 9,900 , To'al Card Land Units:1 115,8131 SFI Parcel Total Land . ISF I Total Land Value:' 77,400 MAr Ill,' IV!)} JjV} NI} Dlag Jvame: 1>101e Account #10S-00130-0N-OOI BWg 1 Sec#: '1 of 1 Card 1 of 14:44 No Photo On Record • • ",' _,'''iii of 'h!0Z,"~ Spk';ngi'ie:d lVIA \ (J / , ' ' 'C/, \ \ "=--""":7 \-~ <? ,.,. .. / ,--7 l 6' ( 5 5031: / ~ ""," 21'9-465 "" 1.) -"" .,. , o , 1275 1311 i.'lAUAWAM MalnStreetGIS, I!.!.C -www.mainstreetgis.com/info@mainstreetgis.com Disclaimer fhls map is for assessment purposes only. It Is not valid for use as a surveyor for conveyance • 2\V", 'Ij), '\ /~>~'-!~"" :1 I .". \;-'. '0., ,·f ~, ',::~ ':"." "'fl' \ O~ '. ~J-\\I ! N BoundingTownRoa< \~ \\ o BoundlngTowns \\ ZOning ~ • SwimmingPools \ Buildings , \.lV Contours N Railroad Npavement Roadway ,1\.:' Streams Rivers RightOfWay .IV Parcels N Easements OldLotLines ,/\j WestMassStreams WestMassRivers t r 1 in = 395.62 ft Printed: 10/21/2011 ~MalnSlreelGIS "-0 • • . ,"o\.;,,'n of f"· ;. :5'j1..:SY:-:: /',.1' .<: ...... ~ .'.' .... . . -<;' AGAWAM LOCi jtion: OFF AGAWAM AVE AGAWAM AVE ID: 4077 MainStreetGIS. LLC -www.malnstreetgis.com/lnfo@mainstreetgis.com Disclaimer: rhis map is for assessment purposes only. It is not valid for use as a survey Of for conveyance • I<>·~,::.;>\ :: ')'\ \;~ .' .' ... ---;; ,,;-f .N BoundingTownRoa( o 8oundingTowns Zoning II SwimmingPools Buildings /VContours NRailroad Npavement Roadway ,f", ( Streams , Rivers RightOfWay IV Parcels N Easements OldLotLines /\j WestMassStreams . WestMassRivers I J{ I 1 in = 886.17 It Printed: 10/21/2011 ?IM3InSlreCIGIS Ll