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23A-139 (17) FreshBooks-Proposal 0000048 https://my freshbooks eom/#flink/estimate/eyJOeXAiOiJKV 1 QiLCJ_.. � I HIS&HERS Energy Efficiency 12 Perkins Ave. HIS & 4136588784 Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 United States HERS Energy Efficiency Prepared For Proposal Date Proposal.Number Jen Polins 09/16/2020 0000048 Reference Polins unit 2 Agreement for HERS Rating Services Polins unit 2. 32 Maple St.Florence, MA Scope of Work 1. DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED 1.1 H&H will perform the following services as part of a Home Energy Rating ("Services") CONSULTING/SUPPORT Up to 3 hours of consulting is included to help make envelope arid HVAC upgrad decisions to meet code required<55 HERS modeled energy performance. Preliminary Home Energy Rating and Meeting:An analysis of the.projected energy efficiency of the home to be built based on construction drawings and specifications plus a meeting(optional)to discuss these re- sults and necessary upgrades. Insulation Inspection:A required inspection of air barriers and installed insulation prior to drywall installa- tion(Midpoint Inspection) Final Inspection and Confirmed Home Energy Rating:An inspection of the completed home,including verification of air sealing, insulation,mechanical systems, lighting and appliance*The inspection also in- cludes a blower door test and duct leakage testing(if required by code). Inspection results will be used to produce a Confirmed Home Energy Rating per RESNET standards. (Final Inspection) 1 Additional Services:Upon request,or necessity due to failed inspections, H&H will provide additional field visits,meetings,or analysis.at.an hourly rate of$125/hr.Significant changes to the.project specifications provided for the Preliminary HERS rating may require additional analysis that is outside of the base HERS rating scope and is billable time. 1 of 4 9/17/20,9:18 AN • ...‘• , . , „ k•„;• - '• • . • ^ •!: . I . .; 1_'••:; • •:;" ••1/;:.::: •I'CI ••• • • , .„ '7.. 04. • 2' c...;I:C; ,. , . , . •. • • ; . •• „ •;••.- ;• -1 •, -3 ' ••••:- Ot.) f.S.; . ' ' •.".; •,„'.• • . . • . •4_. • • , ••• • • ;- ' ;.:• . • • ; •7:„- :1-CT"C;/:;. 1'•':5-71C1,i3i; ;.. . • r • ' • ,1‘ ' . . • 7 '-• • •si.f; :• ;-;`;•;..-..3.? 61(• ' '! • •'2d"il L'; :•* 3r, 1. • . . r.f 1,1i:1• FreshBooks-Proposal 0000048 https://my.freshbooks tom/#/link/estimate/eyi0eXAiOiJKV 1QiLCJ... 2.SCHEDULING AND DOCUMENTATION 2.1.Client is aware that an Insulation Inspection(before drywall)and a Final Inspection are required for H&H to_produce a Confirmed Home Energy Rating. It is the responsibility of the Client to con- tact H&H to schedule these inspections. Client agrees to contact H&H at least 5 business days be- fore the inspection(of each unit)is needed and to provide access to all areas of the building necessary to complete the inspections. 2.2. Client agrees to provide H&H with HVAC system sizing calculations if requested for the building(s)being rated prior to the insulation inspection. 2.3. Client agrees to provide H&H with product manufacturer date, invoices, receipts,or photos when re- quested by H&H in writing. 3. PAYMENT and PRICING 3:1 Payment of the Preliminary.Horne Enemy Rating fee is required before H&H begins work(Deposit). Payment of all inspection fees and hourly fees including any adjustments is due upon delivery of the final HERS Certificate and final invoice. . 3.2 H&H's fees are non-refundable. If changes to the construction drawings require significant modifications to be made to the energy analysis, H&H will charge Client the hourly Consulting fee to make the changes. 4. OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS 4.1. Client is responsible for installing code-compliant features that meet program requirements in their buildings. Any advice given or suggestions made by H&H,even if followed,do not guarantee compliance or certification. 4.2.H&H shall not under any circumstances be liable to any part for incidental o' consequential damages, or for any sums beyond the amount paid for H&H's services. 4.3 If the project is not completed.after 2.years from the date of.contract,H&H has aright to terminate the contract.Advanced communication should be made if there are major delays to tie estimated building com- pletion date. MASS SAVE REBATES-2019/2020 Pay For Savings program OR Mass Save R&A program Our base HERS rating service includes all administrative requiretYtents for the Mays Save New Construction Rebate program. During our plan-review meeting we will review rebate program requirements(see PDF at- tached here). Rebate program offerings are subject to change at any time. Rebates will be subrnitted upon receipt of the final payment. The Mass Save`pay for savings' rebate is variable depending_on actual modeled energy savings,calculated according to the following equation: Builder Incentive= A*kWh+B*MMBtu+C* %Savings (A=$0.35, B=$35,C=$3,000 single fam, $2,000 multi fam) 2 of 4 9/17/20,9:18 AM ri\i_;•31; ' ' e.".hFj. • yir • • -1,,• ;,'' ; ";;, ar".. " ' . - 9 - • . - • `3.'21) .7; !". • • ; . 4 „ ?cl• .„:;), ;7 , • ;, . • ; ;; •••;;;•; •.,,.(10.••,-4!..507.4.-.;...;„ ,,$ !'„ • j. ' • • . . ...• u. - • . • ;. •:l ,;:: • •• •.:1:.. • ,') ...; • ••• : • - • - • • ':-; % • • ) • • FreshBooks-Proposal 0000048 https://my feshbooks eom/#/link/estimate/eyJ0eXAiOiJKV 1Qi1.CJ.. Pricing Description Rate Qty Line Total Certified-HERS.Rating $1,500.00 1 .$4,500.00 Polins 50%due to begin work. 50%due upon delivery of the Certified HERS Rating $0.00 1 $0.00 Subtotal 1,500.00 Tax 0.00 Proposal Total (USD) $1,500.00 TO BEGIN WE NEED... 1.This Agreement signed,.deposit paid -check in mail or digital payment 2.Completed Mass Save application,attached here-if seeking rebates 3. Building plans(PDFs to scale) 4. Insulation specifications 5.Window schedule with U-values 6. Heating,A/C,ventilation,domestic hot water-system specs or types/drection. We can provide input on any insulation , airbarrier,and HVAC design details-just ask. Notes REBATES::: Service includes Mass Save R&A rebate program or Mass Save New Construction re- bate program administrative services,depending on which program path is yiable for this project. Rebates will be projected when the final final condition design is presented/decided upon. Mass Save New Construction rebate program application please review and eign and email to have your project entered into the Mass Save rebate program. Airbarrier Checklist for additional info regarding airsealing best practices and rebate program requirements By accepting:this proposal you are confirming you have received and reviewed the attached PDFs.To be entered into the Mass Save New Construction rebate program,please complete and email back the completed`Terms and Conditions'(attached). mail to: adin@hhefficiency.corn. 3 of 4 9/17/20,9:18 AM ` ,.! .. 1 << v. •.r {1 i • .. .; zt FreshBooks-Proposal 0000048 https://my freshbooks.'i om/#/link/estimate/eyJOeXAiOiJKV 1QiLCJ... Jen Polins 4of4 9/17/20,9:18 AM 1 I GERALD F. & UNDA J. RAINVILLE KERRY F. RAIVEL BOOK 11816. PAGE 211 PATRICIA M. MALONE BOOK 10213, PAGE 145 N 1493'24' E 99.00' -- 0 I 1 picket fence in n N LESUE A. GIORDANO BOOK 6695. PAGE 90 TRACT 1 co BOOK 13315, PAGE 226 aZ rn r 22.3' arm mV living area "3 5'10' co bath room 1 --_ m ^ LESLIE A. GIORDANO II71 BOOK 6695, PAGE 90 N g I TRACT 2 garage _ v -VO"--7 V-... i stone pavers driveway 1-.-A r��� l`1 1 , 9.3 3 co ' \ o I x0Pi I co i 1 rr I :1---...---.."'''''''.""--..,..„ Ti -.0 z i" in �' 12' WIDE RIGHT OF WAY .o z z I SEE: BOOK 130Z PG. 227 .ao.mo D'CO m X "CD� #32 1 9.8' I - PI m ro rozzz 1 I >' II CO m I o I ! I I v 1 MARK B. PETERSON I / CATHERINE F. ROBINSON w c (n BOOK 8087, PAGE 145 18.0. a L_J O Co k1 La n 1 I S 1439'41' W 99.00' MAPLE STREET "SITE PLAN" PLAN OF LAND IN ' FLORENCE, MASSACHUSETTS PREPARED FOR JENNIFER POLINS "*°f SCALE: 1"=20' JANUARY 10, R020 wANo HAROLD L. EATON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. i RE 235GISTERED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS RUSSELL STREET — HADLEY — MASSACHUSETTS '"d • 413-584-7599 413-585-5976 (fax) email — hleaton@aol.com 0' 20' 1 40' 60' °°•RaiNtAlt 'E. T onomimoB I 1 1 GERALD F. & LINDA J. RAINVILLE KERRY F. RAIVEL BOOK 11816, PAGE 211 PATRICIA M. MALONE BOOK 10213, PAGE 145 N 1413'24" E 99.00' i picket fence , I in N N LESLIE A. GIORDANO BOOK 6695, PAGE 90 I TRACT 1 co o I o BOOK 13315, PAGE 226 • curl of >m 0m 22.3' a in• XI living area N 5'10" N a bath room rn X% ^ LESLIE A. GIORDANO 5 1n BOOK 6695, PAGE 90 N - TRACT 2 garage I u J I stone pavers '''-- driveway \O---‘ ' i \T.3 ki I l` CO O o ` xO 0-4 OA to i �` �1 rn z m N �' \ 12' WIDE RIGHT OF WAY rn.{ z z SEE: BOOK 1302, PG. 227 O a -,OIDo I m m Zxi #32 9.6' I NZ Z i >, 0o c m -o MARK B. PL I Ll SON I -aCATHERINE F. ROBINSON I o' I BOOK 8087, PAGE 145 La a 16.0' a 1 I 0J L_ 63 ;V 10 1 of A S 14'39'41" W 99.00' MAPLE STREET "SITE PLAN" PLAN OF LAND IN FLORENCE, MASSACHUSETTS GERALD F.k UNDA J.RAINVILLE KERRY F. RANEE BOOK 11816.PAGE 211 PATRICIA M. MALONE BOOK 10213, PAGE 14$, N 1413'21P E 99.00' —.- G I picket fence le 0 LESUE A.GIORDANO BOOK 6695, PAGE 90 TRACT 1 ad 0# BOOK 13315, PAGE 226 Ma Pal o A v LESUE A. GIORDANO 0 BOOK 6695, PAGE 90 pbr0 TRACT 2 — VD-----/ atone pave driveway 1 __eT\\9.3 q !Ai...R I I _ I 12'SEE: BOOK 1302,P0. 227 ,4 '-'iiiiNNNI 1 �4 1 , . I 1 I r MARK B. PE1ERSON I 1 ( BOOK�1808 F. RO INS SN `` tee' a -- S 14'39'41"W 99.00' -0 MAPLE STREET "SITE PLAN" PLAN OF LAND IN FLORENCE, MMASSA�CHUSETTS - JENNIFER POLINS 0' SCALE: 11'120' NOVEMBER;28, 2019 RAND4 AROLD L F�ATON AND ASMIAI S IN A REGISTERED P OFONAL wvD ,uRS 235 RUSSELL STREET — HADLEY — MA CH ,SETTS 413-584-7599 413-585-5978, fax) small - hloatonOaoLcom 0' 2, -40' 60' ---------I--.I.l.""N"'ullill"IIIIIIIM ► Z T fffT / l f f 1 I ( 'i a,-' a It Rki4 / - .. ti.41 ,ig = . . t^, Lk', .y T . ' '''.1,4I'...' IP.",,.''''' 0 , F. 1 .,,,..:.,!..i„._:.:,;:, 1.) . ..,. , , .. .... ,, ..... ......... ___, 01 is _.„,: „., ,,.., .;,....., ,,., . , .:„.,........?: .....,.., , c.,. 1, ,. LL b I�� r fit$y � tj 5/JO<NiM5 ,$ l : ' , l�.y tr,i,� SAPOCvv ` -',:i,.,,..:4-77. d Jen Polins<jenscdt@gmaiLcom> 32 Maple street questions K Howat<spamcatcher.k@gmail.com> Tue, Sep 15,2020 at 1:49 PM To:Jen Polins<jenscdt@gmail.com> She cannot touch the pavers on your side of the property line because they are,on your property. There are some-pavers near her barn that-she does-have the right for remove:I°would make-sure she- knows where the line is.And she cannot block your access,which I know she'would like to do.I would also make sure she doesn't do something petty like slant any new pavement towards you so you get excessive runoff.I-don't-think thedty-well would-actually haveany iculties•handliug-alot of run off.I just think if she thinks can bully you,she will.I paid for all the pavers so she has no grounds for complaint there.If you want them,they belong to you. Unfortunately I had the same-problems witlr her.I feel like:her definition of aright=of way is base irr the legal system of a different state,perhaps Connecticut because she mentioned it,combined with a case of dog-in-the-manger.I'm very sorry she is doing this to you.I hoped that my going away would give her afresh start.I wish I had a suggestion.The only thing I can think of-hying the chiidren7l found the son-in-law a bit saner.I even felt sorry for him.But I'm not sure he has much power in the household. Did you notice the scent in February of the large shrub opposite the studio:door? 'sways loved standing on a foot of ice crust and smelling that spicy perfume.In the depths of winter it cheered me. I send heartfelt best wishes and hope you can find a path where I could not.-K [Quoted text hidden] I � � I I , I I ' Cdy of Northampton,MA Monday,August 19,2019 Chapter 350. Zoning § 350-10.10. Accessory apartments. A -accessory-•apartment, or in-law apamTront is'a self-contained_lusrstng-unit incorporated within a sirrgte,famity.dwelling(riot wl hirr aeeossory- structures,except with a special permit)that is a subordinate part of the single-family dwelling and complies with the criteria below. A. The intent of permitting accessory apartments is to: 11),Provide Alder homeownersvw'tiva..means-cf obiarru WralltaL_income,cot!rParJteash+A see"and earvie_s,,and_nereby_fo_enable ihemto stay more comfortably in homes and neighborhoods they might otherwise be forced to leave; (2) Add moderately priced rental units to the housing stock to meet the needs of smaller households and make housing units available to moderate- income households who might otherwise have difficulty finding housing; (3) Develop housing units in single-family neighborhoods that are appropriate for households at a variety of stages in their fife cycle; {4) Prated stabil jl,property whim_altd_#tie_single-family Iergiden tat elta►actor of$neijhb©ri►ood-by rensbdn9 that a sort'_apar_§►i_ents_are- installed only in owner-occupied houses; (5) To provide housing units for persons with disabilities. -B: The-Building-Commissioner may issue aa.zoning-pemtit.authorizing the-installation,and-use.of an accessory.-apartment within,an-existing-or new owner-occupied, single-family dwelling and the Zoning Board of Appeals may issue a special permit authorizing the installation and use of an accessory apartment in a detached structure on a single-family home lot when such structures have the same setbacks required for principal residential structures and only when the following conditions are met (1) The apartment will be a complete,separate housekeeping unit containing both kitchen and bath. (2) Only one accessory apartment may be created within a single-family house or house lot (3) The owner(s)of the residence in which the accessory unit is created must continue to occupy at least one of the dwelling units as their primary residence.The zoning permit or special permit for the accessory apartment automatically lapses if the owner no longer occupies one of the dwelling units. (4) Any new outside entrance to serve an accessory apartment shall be located on the side or in the rear of the building. (5) The gross floor area of an accessory apartment(including any additions)shall not be greater than 900 square feet. (6) Once an accessory apartment has been added to a.single-family residence,or lot,the accessory apartment shall never be enlarged beyond the 900 square feet allowed by this chapter. (7) An accessory apartment may not be occupied by more than three people. (8) Three off-street parking spaces must be available for use by the owner-occupant(s)and tenants. (9) The design and room sizes of the apartment must conform to all applicable standards in the health,building,and other codes. {1$}Zei ingpemrds issuedunderthis-section-shall spec y#rattlreowner,musteccupy-one©fthe dwelling-Mn...:The zoningperrnit andthe,natartzad letters required in Subsection B(11)and(12)below must be recorded in the Hampshire County Registry of Deeds or Land Court,as appropriate, in the chain of title to the property,with documentation of the recording provided to the Building(Commissioner,prior to the occupancy of the accessory apartment. (11)When a structure which has received a permit for an accessory apartment us sold,the new owner(s),if they wish to continue to exercise the permit,must,within 30 days of the sale,submit a notarized letter to the Building Commissioner stating that they will occupy one of the dwelling units on the premises as their primary residence.This statement shall be listed as condition on any permits which are issued under this section. ,(12)Pnor to-:issuanee_9.f a occupy one of_tire dwell r.19-units-or-the .__ Perrr�tit ow�Ks}must send e.rrohareed letter statingtl�the owner.. premises as the owner's permanent primary residence,except for bona fide to porary absences. (13)Prior to issuance of a permit;a floor plan of 1/4 inch to the foot must be submitted showing the bulldog,including proposed interior and exterior chartgesto-ttrd.baitd 350-2.1 Definitions USE,PRINE1PAL. The main or primary,purpose for which a structure or lot is designed,arranged,or intended,or for which fi may be used,occupied or maintained under this chapter.Anyotheruse within the main structure or the use of any other structure or land on the same tot and incidental or supplementary to the principal use and permitted under this chapter shall be considered an accessory use usE, 4.ccEssc 1r A use which is customarily incidental and subordinate to the principal use of a structure or lot,or a use which is not the principal use,but which is located on the same lot as the principal structure,provided that said accessory use is permitted in that district under this chapter.Accessory uses shall be interpreted as not exceeding 40%of the area of the total use of the structure andior lot on which is located.