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31B-244 31B-246 134 Elm St- Park House-Annex- Historic District approval-2009c+~\~~ti. Planning -Decision City of Northampton Hearing No.: PLN-2009-0041 Date: March 27, 2009 APPLICA'f1019 TYPE: SUBMISSIUPI DNTE: Elm Street Historic District Permit 3/4/2009 4nnliran+'c Namp• nwnPr'S NHme~ IVAME; NAME: Trustees of Smitfr College SMITH COLLEGE OFFICE OF TREASURER ADDRESS: ADDRESS: c/o Campus Operations COLLEGE HALL 4 126 West Sfr•eet 'fOWIV: STATE: "LIP CODE:. TOVJN: STATE: ZIP CODE: NORTHAMPTON MA 01060 NORTHAMPTON MA 01063 PI-IOrIE NO.: r-/v; rlo.: PI-IONS Na: r-AX No.: 413 5tJ5-4474 EIv1AIL ADDRESS: ~ EIv1AIL ADDRESS: cconant~srnith.edu ~ifie Infnrmafiinn~ Surveyor's Name: STREET NO.: 134 ~1Tn Street SITE ZONING: URC(100)//EU COMPAIVI' IVAME: TOWN: Northa ton, MA 01060 ACTION TAKEN: ADDRESS: P: BLOCK: LOT: MAP DATE: SECTION OF BYLAW: 31B 244 001 TUVVN: STATE: ZIP CODE: Page: 0799 159 PHOIVE IV O.: FAX IVO:: EIvIAIL ADDRESS: Replacement of slate and metal roofs; replacement of windows; interior stair reconfigurations and additions for line safety improvements; removal of metal fire escapes, new accessible front entry and ramp; and removal of rear service entry HARDSHIP: CONDITION OF APPROVAL: 1J approved removal of evergreen at east elevafion 2) applicant will return if proposing solar panels FINDINGS: COULDIVOT DERUGHTEBECAUSE: FILIIVG DEADLIIVE: Iv1AILIIVG DATE: IEARIIVG COIVTINUED DATE: DECISION DRAFT 61': APPEAL DATE: 2/7/2009 3/17/2009 4/7/2009 REFERRALS IN DATE: HEARIIVG DEADLIIVE DATE: HEARIIVG CLOSE DATE: FIIVAL SIGIVIIVG Bl': APPEAL DEADLIIVE: 3/10/2009 4/18/2009 3/24/2009 4/23/2009 4/16/2009 FIRST ADVERTISIIJG DNTE: IEARIIVG DATE: VOTING DATE: DECISIOI DATE: 3/10/2009 3/24/2009 3/24/2009 SECOND ADVERTISIIVG DATE: HEARIIVG TIME: VOTIIVG DEADLINE: DECISIOI DEADLINE: 3/10/2009 6:00 PM 4/23/2009 5/3/2009 MEMBERS PRESEIVT: VOTE: Marisa Labozzefta votes to Edythe Ambroz votes to Vote in Favor Bruce Kriviskey voles to Vote in Favor Norman Winston voles to Vote in Favor Pauline Fogel voles to Vote in Favor Iv1UTIOIJ Iv1NDE Bl': SECOIVDEU BY: VOTE COUIVT: DECISION: Bruce Kriviskey Pauline Fogel 4-0 Approved with Conditions MIIVUTES OF Iv1EETIIVG: Motion to approve the project as presenfed. Minutes available in the Office of Planning ~ Development, 1, Margaret Keller, as ag ent to the Elm S r~ eel Historic Distrtcf Commissioncertify f1iaf'fhis is a trTre arid'accurate decision made b)rthe'Elm~ GeoTMS®2009 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc Planning -Decision City of Northampton Hearing No.: PLN-2009-0049 Date: March 27, 200~J Street Historic District Cornmission and certify that a copy of this and all plans have been. filed with the Board and the City Clerk on March 27, 2009, 1 certify that this decisi n lras been mailed fo the Owner and the Applicant. ~, ' 1 ~ ~ Mar aref eller NOTICE OF APPEAL Any person aggrieved by a determination of the Commission may, within twenty days after the filing of the decision notice with the City Clerk, file a written reryuest with the Commission for a review by a designee of the Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Conxnission. The Planning Commission's designee's finding shall be filed with the City Clerk within forty-five days after the reryuest and shall be binding on the Applicant and the Cornmission, unless a further appeal is sought in Superior Court, as provided in M.G.L. Chapter 40C. GeoTM502009 Des Lauriers Municipal Solutions, Inc. II. Purpose III. Project Description M ELM STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION 3 e7. 09 Permit Application Applicant should first file a Zoning Form with the Building Commissioner's Office to see if this Application is required. I. General Information Applicant T1* S T ES OF TAE- SMIT4 -1 CoLLEGE Address C IO V4cILI1TES HAIJA.GEM1=I1/411 l`214 I,LIES ST. JL Telephone �l 3 68S .2-424 Fax 41 a 585% 2z9 e) Property Owner `\(1 (if different from above) E C Address 1 u. kAc�US __,MIT>� eo�LEGE'felephone 1 3 4 Building Address/ Location „LH 11.1 UI MAR 4 2009 i Assessor's Zoning Map U Parcel 2 Z.. CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 Deed /Property recorded in Hampshire County Registry of Deeds: Book: .79 c l Page: (S Except for exempted activities described in Section 26 -5 of the City Ordinance Chapter 26, no building or structure within the Elm Street Historic District shall be constructed, demolished or altered in any way that affects exterior architectural features without the appropriate permit from the Elm Street Historic District Commission. Applicants proposing non exempted activities must supply the required submission materials and proceed to a Public Hearing to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness or a Certificate of Hardship. New Construction (X) Demolition Addition (X) Alteration Describe nature of project: I?EpL.oc metuT of SLATE. JD METAL I2ooFS SLATE 4 L1D F. ..pL .CEt.(E.Lff of t l o60 kl i OD° LLIS A.LUk1 I N U CUD Ikl OOD l i t t u t Old S \UTERI W2- 2EcadFl&u 2 b T I b j I S c ADDIT1ok15 LIFE sb.E't MP2bVE1 Q.e.MoVAL I2E tEsc pa.5 IJEVJ E►-tTIZ\ &SID iZAMP, NEi E T 2 b EI,IT2•( AND 12Et,4 GIRL o aE6Z S 'JICE ,EL1 t�tJD P-- EM,oV4L Oo ADD IZ i oLIS of N1 pea lkl 11.1DOU.1S To 4CCo1l Removal SMITH COLLEGE Park House Renovation Materials Facilities Management Existing slate replaced with slate Existing copper Flashings replaced with copper Existing asphalt coated or painted tin replaced with copper (standing seam or soldered seam depending on application) Existing wood shakes wood shakes Existing wood clapboards wood clapboards Existing wood brick mould at masonry window openings extruded aluminum brick mould to match existing Windows replaced with aluminum clad wood thermal units with mullion and true lites to match existing Specialty fixed decorative windows add glass energy panel VI. Review Criteria In considering a request for a Certificate of Appropriat ess, the Commission shall consider the factors listed in Section 26 of the Northampton City Ordinances, as well as those contained in Mass. General Laws Chapter 40C. The primary considerations are to insure that projects respect the character of the district by accomplishing the following: Construction design, building alignment, setback, height and articulation are consistent or compatible with traditional patterns of surrounding buildings High quality views of architecturally significant buildings are preserved Exterior or facade changes to buildings that would damage historic features or are not readily reversible are avoided The Commission may utilize in its review, The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings published by the U.S. Department of the Interior and various design review and technical publications. After the Hearing: Once the Determination is issued, the Office of Planning 86 Development will file it with the City Clerk's office. This will start the required twenty (20) day appeal period. Once the appeal period passes, (without an appeal being filed) the Applicant must pick up a Certified copy of the Determination from the City Clerk's office and record it at the Registry of Deeds. The permit is not valid until the Determination is recorded at the Registry of Deeds. VII. Appeals Any person aggrieved by a determination of the Commission may, within twenty days after the filing of the decision notice with the City Clerk, file a written request with the Commission for a review by a designee of the Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Commission. The Planning Commission's designee's finding shall be filed with the City Clerk within forty -five days after the request and shall be binding on the Applicant and the Commission, unless a further appeal is sought in Superior Court, as provided in M.G.L. Chapter 40C. Steps See separate sheet for description of Applicant responsibilities in this process. Questions can be addressed by calling the Office of Planning and Development at 587 -1288. 4 ad Applicant/ Owner Signature 3 Date Owners Signature is required or letter from the Owner authorizing the Applicant to sign on their behalf. By signing, the Owner or Applicant certifies that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge; the above signed Owner /Applicant grants the Commission and its agents permission to enter the property to review the work scope of this application; and they understand all documents will be entered into the public record and available on the internet. Historic District Commission Determination USE THIS FORM ONLY AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING W. APPLICANT- :05 1._ �a W A 4 ADDRESS gi. G 1► f■ pi PHONE: 41 4 OWNER ,114`W ADDRESS RE: Land or Buildings at Elm Street, Northampton, ASSESSORS' MAP '6 PARCEL 944 The Historic District Commission has determined that (the Commission will check .one of three boxes): If checked and signed, THE PROJECT IS APPROPRIATE under the ordinance and MGL C. 40C. THIS SERVES AS A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS, with the condition that all work be done in accordance with the description provided by the applicant in his/her application to the Historic District Commission and the following conditions (if any): If checked si gned and si ed THERE IS A UNIQUE HARDSHIP under the ordinance and MGL. C. 40C. THIS SERVES AS A CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP, with the condition that all work be done in accordance with the description provided by the applicant in his/her application to the Historic District Commission and the following conditions (if any): PROJECT IS NOT APPROPRIATE NOR A HARDSHIP under the ordinance and M.G.L. C. 40C. THIS SERVES AS A DISAPPROVAL OF A CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP. If, within i4_.days, the applicant does not modify to their project as detailed below, THIS SHALL ALSO SERVE AS DISAPPROVAL OF A CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS. If, within 14 days, the applicant addresses the reasons for denial and modifies their project as detailed below, and files these modifications with the Commission, the Commission shall, within a reasonable time period, issue a Certificate of Appropriateness. A Certificate of Appropriateness, with appropriate dimensional, set -back and other requirements and conditions cannot be issued without these modifications because the project, as described, does not meet the criteria. These requirements are only for the purpose of preventing developments incongruous to the historic aspects or characteristics of the surroundings and of the historic district 1,1 The Commission should address how the project meets or fails to meet to Appropriateness criteria: The historic and architectural value and significance of the site, buildings or structure: 1. 2. The general design, arrangement, texture, material and color of the features involved: g The relation of such features involved to similar features of buildings and structures in the surrounding 4. For new construction and additions to existing buildings or structures, the appropriateness of size and shape of the building or structure in the relationship to land area upon which the building is situated and to buildings and structures in the vicinity: If the Commission denies a Certificate of Appropriateness or if an applicant applies directly for Certificate of Hardship, the Commission should address how the project meets or fails to meet all the hardship criteria: 1. Conditions especially affecting the building or structures involved but not affecting the historic district generally: 2. Failure to approve the application will involve a substantial hardship, financial or otherwise: 3. Application may be approved without substantial detriment to the public welfare and without substantial derogation from the intent and purposes of the Ordinance: sion vote was Historic District Commission: I ELM STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT Permit Application ^Applican_t_shoulcl first file a Zoning Form Commissioner's Office to see if this Appl General Information Applicant 54 7Ll, //e Address /2.-6 &V./ A.Le: r1 c% /c 6 Telephone 4/3 :74/ Property Owner 1 `2 l (if different from above) Address 3e C Fax /J J c9' Z 5 J Assessor's Zoning Map 3/ 3 Parcel 2-4 Telephone D Li f Ai F Building Address ,/'r Location 6 Deed /Property recorded in Hampshire County Reoistry of Deeds: Book: sA Page: II. Purpose Except for exempted activities described in Section 26 -5 of the City Ordinance Chapter 26, no building or structure within the Elm Street Historic District shall be constructed, demolished or altered in any way that affects exterior architectural features without the appropriate permit from the Elm Street Historic District Commission. Applicants proposing non exempted activities must supply the required submission materials and proceed to a Public Hearing to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness or a Certificate of Hardship. III. Project Description New Construction Addition Demolition Removal Alteration MISSION the Building n ikequfre2408 Set .o3 CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 The project at Park Annex is mainly an interior finishes project with some essential exterior upgrades. The student dorm rooms are slated to receive new finishes and the bathrooms will be renovated. Exterior Work: We will be re- roofing with new slate and copper roofs and flashings to match existing. The existing membrane roofs on the second floor porches will be replaced with new membrane and walk pads. The first floor front porch roof, which is now slate will be replaced with standing seam copper. The change is to alleviate damage to the slate from ice falls from the main roof. Snow guards help with this problem, but the problem will persist where snow and ice dump out of the valley. Standing Seam cooper is a typical roofing material on Smith porch roofs in the historic district. The campus side doorway facing Hokins I-louse will be changed from a 32 inch to a 36 inch door for accessibility. The windows will be replaced with divided lite thermal units to match all existing profiles. The units will -be installed -in- existing openings without. changes- to_exter.ior.millw.ork_ S- ill -expand.ers se.a.l the units_ .to the existing sills. This will be the same type of installation performed at Hopkins and Haven Houses in past .years. VI. Review Criteria In considering a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness, the Commission shall consider the factors listed in Section 26 of the Northampton City Ordinances, as well as those contained in Mass. General Laws Chapter 40C. The primary considerations are to insure that projects respect the character of the district by accomplishing the following: Construction design, building alignment, setback, height and articulation are consistent or compatible with traditional patterns of surrounding buildings High quality views of architecturally significant buildings are preserved Exterior or facade changes to buildings that would damage historic features or are not readily reversible are avoided The Commission may utilize in its review, The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings published by the U.S. Department of the Interior and various design review and technical publications. After the Hearing: Once the Determination is issued, the Office of Planning 86 Development will file it with the City Clerk's office. This will start the required twenty (20) day appeal period. Once the appeal period passes, (without an appeal being filed) the Applicant must pick up a Certified copy of the Determination from the City Clerk's office and record it at the Registry of Deeds. The permit is not valid until the Determination is recorded at the Registry of Deeds. VII. Appeals Any person aggrieved by a determination of the Commission may, within twenty days after the filing of the decision notice with the City Clerk, file a written request with the Commission for a review by a designee of the Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Commission. The Planning Commission's designee's finding shall be filed with the City Clerk within forty -five days after the request and shall be binding on the Applicant and the Commission, unless a further appeal is sought in Superior Court, as provided in M.G.L. Chapter 40C. Steps See separate sheet for description of Applicant responsibilities in this process. Questions can be addressed by calling the Office of Planning and Development at 587 -1288. I I j L4 Applicant /Owner Signature Owners Signature is required or letter from the Owner authorizing the Applicant to sign on their behalf. By signing, the Owner or Applicant certifies that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge; the above signed Owner /Applicant grants the Commission and its agents permission to enter the property to review the work scope of this application; and they understand all documents will be entered into the public record and available on the internet. File MP- 2008 -0054 APPLIGA NT /CONTACT PE RSON Smith College ADDRESS /PHONE 126 WEST ST (413) 585 -2424 PROPERTY LOCATION 116 ELM ST PARK ANNEX MAP 31B PARCEL 246 001 ZONE URC HD NING FORM FILLED OU Fee Paic Building Permit Filled out Fee Paid Tvpeof Construction: ZPA ACCESSIBLE DOOR,WINDOW REPLACEMENT,ROOF New Construction Non Structural interior renovations Addition t^ C.xistin2 Accessory Structure Building Plans Included: Owner/ Statement or License 3 sets of Plans Plot Plan THE FOLLOWING ACTI HAS BEEN TAKEN ON THIS APPLICATION BASED ON INFORMATION PRES ,'TED: _Approved Additional permits required (see below) PLANNING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER Intermediate Project Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan Major Project: Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan ZONING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER: Special Permit Variance* Received Recorded at Registry of Deeds Proof Enclosed Other Permits Required: Curb rut f DP,V Water Availability Sewer Availability Septic Approval Board of Wealth Well Water Potability Board of Health Pe nit from Conservation Commission Permit from CB Architecture Committee Findine THIS SECTION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST Permit from Elm Street Co ssion ENCLOSED REQUIRED DATE Ind {ill MAR 5 2008 Permit DPW Storm Water Mc nagem nt Z aa <72 Date CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 Signature of Building Official Note: Issuance of a Zoning permit does not relieve a applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from Board of Health, Conservation Commission. Department of public works and other applicable permit granting authorities. Variances are granted only to those applicants who meet the strict standards of MGL 40A. Contact the Office of 1 i nin`_' Development for more information. File No. G 6-91 n ECEAVE MAR 5 2008 RM "Please typa' "'dr-- print all information and return this form' to t y L ns R HA ector Office with the $Y5 filing fee (check or money o der- payer City of Northampton .I 1. Name of Applicant: CoLLEGa PUYSt PLA.L. 7 Address: 2 -tt i Telephone: 58 S -242-4 2. Owner of Property: E I S GF -r'1.1 tTt� C.©LL.E- Address: V2- to tk1EST STe-t -E.. 3. Status of Applicant: Owner X Contract Purchaser 4. Job Location: R 2 V A.013 E C t t 1 8. Has a Special Permit /Variance /Finding ever been issued for /on the site? NO X DON'T KNOW YES IF YES: Was the permit recorded at the Registry of Deeds? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES: enter Book 9.Does the site contain a brook, body of water or wetlands? NO IF YES, has a permit been or need to be obtained from the Conservation Commission? Needs to be obtained Telephone: 8 24 24 Lessee Other (explain) L I T t J rFICE 0,1060 :e tot te istnct In "Central: Business Distnc BE`FiLLED IN,BYTHE BUILDING DEPARTMENT) 5. Existing Use of Structure /Property: C 5 1 L)DE.l.._k T 2es D ELK- E- FCJ a- F 4- G 6. Description of Proposed Use /Work /Project /Occupation: (Use additional sheets if necessary): ()tDI FtC.A.MU S t E. ta•-„r CpooF... t 1� `f l lx �(I.t &pLAscE,t 1ELT eE c-NcF, \l,l;l_4ZtG 6 4ES 4 EEO M l c 3 S.& U D t i 3 t LI D4t, 12.E pL&C�-14E1,3 T 7. Attached Plans: Sketch Plan X Site Plan Engineered /Surveyed Plans IF YES, date issued: Page and /or Document Obtained date issued: W: \Documents\ FORMS\ original \Building- Inspector\Zoning- Permit Application- passive.doc 3/4/2001 DON'T KNOW YES (Form Continues On Other Side) 10. Do any signs exist on the property? YES NO IF YES, describe size, type and location: Are there any proposed changes to or additions of signs intended for the property? YES NO X IF YES, describe size, type and location: 11. Will the construction activity disturb (clearing, grading, excavation, or filling) over 1 acre or is it part of a common plan of development that will disturb over 1 acre? YES NO X IF YES, then a Northampton Storm Water Management Permit from the DPW is required. 12. ALL INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED, or PERMIT CAN BE DENIED DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION This column reserved for use by the Building Department Date: 13. Certification: I hereby certify that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. r Applicant's Signature W:\ Documents \FORMS\ original \Building- lnspector\7_onine- Permit- Application passive.doc NOTE: Issuance of a zoning permit does not relieve an applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from the Board of Health, Conservation Commission, Historic and Architectural Boards, Department of Public Works and other applicable permit granting authorities. 5/4/2004 EXISTING PROPOSED REQUIRED. BY ZONING Lot Size Frontage Setbacks Front Side Rear L: R: Li R: L R: Building Height Building Square Footage Open Space: (lot area minus building Et paved parking of Parking Spaces i of Loading Docks i .a, Fill: (volume Et location) r 10. Do any signs exist on the property? YES NO IF YES, describe size, type and location: Are there any proposed changes to or additions of signs intended for the property? YES NO X IF YES, describe size, type and location: 11. Will the construction activity disturb (clearing, grading, excavation, or filling) over 1 acre or is it part of a common plan of development that will disturb over 1 acre? YES NO X IF YES, then a Northampton Storm Water Management Permit from the DPW is required. 12. ALL INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED, or PERMIT CAN BE DENIED DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION This column reserved for use by the Building Department Date: 13. Certification: I hereby certify that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. r Applicant's Signature W:\ Documents \FORMS\ original \Building- lnspector\7_onine- Permit- Application passive.doc NOTE: Issuance of a zoning permit does not relieve an applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from the Board of Health, Conservation Commission, Historic and Architectural Boards, Department of Public Works and other applicable permit granting authorities. 5/4/2004 7. Original o•,v Original use_ Subsequent us 8. Themes (chec Aboriginal Agricultural Architectural The Arts C ornmerce Communicate Community d 9. Historical Si from L atlas. El n S1 develcl of th later prase carve l .ri 9 porch tkia rl s 10. Bibliogrc early ma EOI M fl BUILDING IMASSr1C11t;SETTS HISTORICAL CO;t9MISSION Office of the Secretary, State Hnlisp L•�a.' :.x t-; Y"'k''s -_.dam i 4. Nap. Draw sketch of building location in relation to nearest cross streets and other buildings. Indicate north. at_M 5ir.�T I N VENT ED MOf T Y DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE IJSGS Quadrant '1HC Photo no. 2 O r w Q yr IZ -F- t Ar i t ;l� -ice s.. ..7 7 1 °c MAR 5 2008 (over) SITY CLERKS OFRGE- NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 -ess t !ent use Smith College Dormitory r Anv 4■N=ex l ent owner Smith Coll ege riptio n: i urce Architect claobo aids/ Exterior wall fabric shthg] es Outbuildings (describe) none Other features Made Pn w ncl•, et.c -1 s rn s ,sunbnr surr.aces Date re dore. 11 g8 Date Altered no aruxll Moved no 5. Lot size: Less than one acre Over one acre x Approximate frontage Smi th Cau pu s Approximate distance of building from street 50 feet 6. Recorded by 0 ate Northamo ton Elm Street College Lane Look House 1891 -1895 Registry of Deeds 439.165; 1895 Atlas of Northa °ton Queen Anne /Shin le C, L�sbi e central gable ?pith o rganization No rtha.:o ton 'H s to-L- cal Coriini s Sion June 15, 1976 yCEllWIE f MAR 5 2008 CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON MA 010.60 EXISTING EXTERIOR SIDING EXISTING EXTERIOR WINDOW CASING L ALUMINUM CLAD WOOD WINDOW THERMAL UNIT WITH DIVIDED LIGHT TO MATCH EXISTGING PROFILES V i 1 1111111111111111‘, TYPICAL REPLACEN E \T .w" U \IT I \STALL PAR AN\ EX PARK ANNEX ROOF REPLACEMENT Roofing contractor will be responsible for all staging and any other equipment to do the job properly. Any placing of dumpsters or equipment will be coordinated with the owner. All workers will park personal vehicles at a location determined by owner. Trees must be protected at all times by methods approved by the botanical gardens and grounds depts. Approved methods will be determined before construction begins. Contractor will be held responsible for any damage to trees. Demolition I. All roofing waste will be removed in a lawful manner. Construction area and surrounding areas to be kept as clean as possible. Care will taken to keep debris in work areas. When working near walkways, barriers and caution tape will be used to secure areas. Any areas where roofing is removed will be left watertight at the end of each day. Any interior water damage will be the responsibility of the roofing contractor. Salvage metal will be put aside. Owner has first refusal of salvage metal and slate. Slate will be removed in one piece as much as possible and whole slates placed on pallets for removal. W aterproofing. I. All valleys, crickets, eaves copper roofs, etc. will have ice watershield protection. Ice water will be W.R. Grace Ultra. Valleys will receive. a 36" width, eaves will receive a double width and at other areas as necessary to be watertight. Copper roofs will be completely covered. Care will be taken to lay product as smoothly as possible. Entire area will be covered.with #30 felt paper in a waterproof manner. Any flat seam or standing seam areas will also have a layer of rosin paper. Slate roof I. Slate will be 1 SX 10 Northcountry Black slate, 1/4 inch thick. 18 X 12" slate will be provided for miter cuts to minimize using sliver pieces. Slate will be installed with a 3" headlap and centered sidelap. Nails will be 1 1/2' smooth shank copper roofers. Slatehooks will be 10 gauge stainless steel. Slatehooks will be used only when necessary. Any asphalt used will be red slaters cement and only as necessary. Copper I. Gutters All gutters will be 20oz copper double bead, 5" half round Hangers will be copper rod and nut. Mounting screws and nuts will be stainless steel. All joints will be soldered and hangers will be soldered to gutter. Spacing of hangers will be no more than 30 Downspouts will be copper corrugated hung with copper coated hinged spike hangers. All joints will be soldered and hangers locked with copper wire. Downspout diameters to match existing. Hangers will be spaced no more than 6'. II. Valleys Valleys will be 24oz copper, exposure to match existing fastened with 2" wide clips. Valleys will extend over ridge and crimp under drip edge on bottom. Overlap will be no less than 4 III. Standing seam roofs Panels will be 24oz cold rolled copper from 24" sheet, brake formed with standard seam. Panels will be fastened with 2" wide clips spaced at 24 All seams will be crimped tight. Seams will be soldered at joints. IV. Misc. flashings Vent stacks will be 24oz two piece telescoping Drip edge, rake edge, step flashing, chimney flashings and all other misc. roof flashings with the exception of panel clips will be at least 20oz copper Window drip caps and any other metal covered wood trim will be 20oz copper. Singleply membrane roofs I. All roofs will be Carlisle .060 black reinforced EPDM and will be installed using fully adhered system. All flashings will be as per Carlisle specs. Contractor will provide a 15 YR total system manufacturers warranty including a shop drawing. Woodwork Insulation will be 1" polyisocyanurate Metal flashings will be 20oz copper I. Any siding or other woodwork damaged while replacing flashings will be the responsibility of the contractor and will be replaced to match original. II. Contractor will supply a square foot price to replace any rotten or bad decking if necessary. Decking being replaced will match original in thickness. III. Any other labor or materials needed to complete this work properly will not be considered an extra unless approved by the owner. Snowguards I. Brackets will be 3/16 aluminum three pipe manufactured by R &L Sheetmetal. Pipes will be 1" galvanized water pipe with threaded end caps. Screws will be #12 stainless steel flat head. Brackets will be no more than 6' apart. Locations to match existing. All copper will be ASTM B370 -74 Contractor will supply 5 YR written warranty on all slate and copper work ALL ROOFING TILES TO BE SLATE ALL FALSHINGS TO BE COPPER COVERED FLAT PORCHES TO BE MEMBRANE 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP RUBBER w/ WALK OFF MAT PARK ANNEX ROOF PLAN 1/8" 1`-0" STANDING SEAM COPPER REPLACE EXISTING SLATE 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP RUBBER w/ WALK OFF MAT w z U cc w 2 0 0 w z 2 U 0 0 L a) o- o a o 0 8 0 o 0 m u) m 2 c o E is 3u No� em u. w� m J co CC A 2:131Al2:10a MO2:183A3 C z Q O u- II 0o 0 ALL ROOFING TILES TO BE SLATE ALL FALSHINGS TO BE COPPER COVERED FLAT PORCHES TO BE MEMBRANE 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP RUBBER w/ WALK OFF MAT PARK ANNEX ROOF PLAN 1/8" 1-0" STANDING SEAM COPPER REPLACE EXISTING SLATE 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP 2" HALF ROUND COPPER CAP RUBBER w/ WALK OFF MAT FOAM I3 BUILDING _MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COIAMISSION Offi oI the Secr_ctars -State 1 T I^cf 4. Map. Draw sketch of building location in relation to nearest cross streets and other buildings. Indicate north. VENTOKIEp MDP TT L 2 J J W 0 C V) DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE USGS Quadrant MHO Photo no. (over) less Architect Other features 5. Lot size: Less than one acre 6. Recorded by Look House r� Lrr� "C•r_1 Outbuildings (describe) C Liable Northampton Elm Street College Lane cent use Smith College Dormitory Fan AN/N= T ent owner Smith College ription: I 1891 -1895 Registry of Deeds 439.165; )urce 1895 Atlas of Northampton Queen Arne /Shingle clapboards/ Exterior. wall fabric shi hc none central ?able Frith pall d; an w n etched a1_.ss rid s b,- ti f chi n c P 1.1 surfaces Altered no Date Sir e1I redone. 19Sg Moved no Date Over one acre Approximate frontage S pith Campus Approximate distance of building from street 50 feet Organization No rtha�.; ton Hi stor; cal Co7. s si on Date June 15, 1976 7. Original ov, known) -inht B. Look Original use Residence Residence /Do rmitory Subsequent uses (if any) and dates_ 8. Themes (check as many as applicable) Conservation Recreation Abrcu Agricultur 1tUr al Education Religion Architectural x Exploration/ Science/ settlement invention The Arts Industry Social/ Commerce Military Humanitarian Communication Transportation Community development Political 9. Historical Significance (include explanation of themes checked above) T'nis residence was built for Dwight B. Look on land purchased from Laura Eager in early 1891. The house Smith ap Coa rs onbu the f on atlas. The Look House is now owned by Elm Street and is a part. of the nineteenth century residential development of the street. Queen Anne and early The design draws on elements of the late shingle e styles. Shingles are used on the second and third stories of the structure but do not flow across the wall surfaces as n later Gain e des; cns. Later nineteenth century motifs are present in the FalTadi an gable and the window in the central g Cal of the e`ae' -n carved sunburst design in the east facade. yp- Anne, the design includes many projecting and recessed .bays a_nd porches. f00.4ri sfa- +rrvDy eid- e4efecl 6 J //mr 1 re S reties 10. Bibliography and /or references (such as local histories, deeds, assessor's records, early maps, etc.) Registry of Deeds, Hampshire County, 439.165; 1895 Atlas of Northampton, Forbes Library. WW1 FORM CONTINUATION SHEET MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION ;1ASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES B UILDLNG 220 MORRISSEY BOULEVARD BOSTON, MASSACHUSE I S 02125 The following are changes to the original inventory form. NAME: The current Smith College name is Park Annex. ADDRESS: The complete address of Park Annex is 116 Elm Street. ALTERED: R Pot PHOTO: Park Annex, 116 Elm Street. 11/01 6 ELMS STREET Smith College Survey Update February 2002 by Boston Affiliates Inc. Arca {s) Form No. C 702 -e LC z p+ Address /Z& 6z C752Ler i 1474 c /c Fax 1 3 Property Owner l'4 J 64'7 Y 3;71 i 7 (if different from above) Telephone II. Purpose III. Project Description ELM STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Permit Application Applicant should first file a Zoning Form with the Building Applicant Commissioner's Office to see if this Application. is required. lc General Information Address _Se76 -L. 4 s• Assessor's Zoning Map 3 Telephone Building Address/ Location /7 Parcel 2- 6 Deed /Property recorded in Hampshire County Registry of Deeds: Book: y s.i Page: Z: Except for exempted activities described in Section 26 -5 of the City Ordinance Chapter 26, no building or structure within the Elm Street Historic District shall be constructed, demolished or altered in any way that affects exterior architectural features without the appropriate permit from the Elm Street Historic District Commission. Applicants proposing non exempted activities must supply the required submission materials and proceed to a Public Hearing to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness or a Certificate of Hardship. New Construction Demolition Removal Addition (4). Alteration The project at Park Annex is mainly an interior finishes project with some essential exterior upgrades. The student dorm rooms are slated to receive new finishes and the bathrooms will be renovated. Exterior Work: We will be re- roofing with new slate and copper roofs and flashings to match existing. The existing membrane roofs on the second floor porches will be replaced with new membrane and walk pads. The first floor front porch roof, which is now slate will be replaced with standing seam copper. The change is to alleviate damage to the slate from ice falls from the main roof Snow guards help with this problem, but the problem will persist where snow and ice dump out of the valley. Standing Seam cooper is a typical roofing material on Smith porch roofs in the historic district. The campus side doorway facing Hokins House will be changed from a 32 inch to a 36 inch door for accessibility. The windows will be replaced with divided lite thermal units to match all existing profiles. The units will be installed in existing openings without changes to exterior millwork. Sill expanders will seal the units to the existing sills. This will be the same type of installation performed at Hopkins and Haven Houses in past .years. -VI. Review Criteria In considering a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness, the Commission shall consider the factors listed in Section 26 of the Northampton City Ordinances, as well as those contained in Mass. General Laws Chapter 40C. The primary considerations are to insure that projects respect the character of the district by accomplishing the following: Construction design, building alignment, setback, height and articulation are consistent or compatible with traditional patterns of surrounding buildings High quality views of architecturally significant buildings are preserved Exterior or facade changes to buildings that would damage historic features or are not readily reversible are avoided The Commission may utilize in its review, The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings published by the U.S. Department of the Interior and various design review and technical publications. After the Hearing: Once the Determination is issued, the Office of Planning Development will file it with the City Clerk's office. This will start the required twenty (20) day appeal period. Once the appeal period passes, (without an appeal being filed) the Applicant must pick up a Certified copy of the Determination from the City Clerk's office and record it at the Registry of Deeds. The permit is not valid until the Determination is recorded at the Registry of Deeds. VII. Appeals Any person aggrieved by a determination of the Commission may, within twenty days after the filing of the decision notice with the City Clerk, file a written request with the Commission for a review by a designee of the Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Commission. The Planning Commission's designee's finding shall be filed with the City Clerk within forty —five days after the request and shall be binding on the Applicant and the Commission, unless a further appeal is sought in Superior Court, as provided in M.G.L. Chapter 40C. Steps See separate sheet for description of Applicant responsibilities in this process. Questions can be addressed by calling the Office of Planning and Development at 587 -1288. Applicant /Owner Signature Date Owners Signature is required or letter from the Owner authorizing the Applicant to sign on their behalf. By signing, the Owner or Applicant certifies that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge; the above signed Owner /Applicant grants the Commission and its agents permission to enter the property to review the work scope of this application; and they understand all documents will be entered into the public record and available on the inter-net. File MP- 2008 -0054 APPLICANT /CONTACT PERSON Smith College ADDRESS /PJ IONE126WESLST (413) 585 -2424 PROPERTY LOCATION 116 ELM ST PARK ANNEX MAP 31B PARCEL 246 001 ZONE URC IHD Fee Building Permit Filled out Fee Paid Tvpeof Construction: New Construction Non Structural interior renovations Addition t E Accessor Building Plans Included: Owner/ Statement or License 3 sets of Plans Plot Plan THIS SECTION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST ENCLOSED REQUIRED DATE ZPA ACCESSIBLE DOOR.WINDOW REPLACEMENT,ROOF Structure THE FOLLOWING ACTT HAS BEEN TAKEN ON THIS APPLICATION BASED ON INFORMATION PRES 'TED: Approved Additional permits required (see below) PLANNING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER Intermediate Project Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan Major Project: Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan ZONING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER: Special Permit Variance* Received Recorded at Registry of Deeds Proof Enclosed Other Permits Required: Cult Cut t- vLi i f r�;li Water Availability Sewer Availability LU L1 Septic Approval Board of Health Well Water Potability Board of Health Finding? Pe mit from Conservation Commission Permit from CB Architecture Committee rmit from Elm Street Co ssion Permit DPW Storm Water Mc lagem nt Si,.naiurt° of Building Official Date Note: Issuance of a Zoning permit does not relieve a applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from Board of Health, Conservation Commission, Department of public works and other applicable permit granting authorities. Variances are granted only to those applicants who meet the strict standards of MGL 40A. Contact the Office of Planning Development for more information. rrO Address: 12.(-o STz-� =E7_ File No. A /?9 6 V `t Please_ ty Oir-- Brrrit all information and return this form to the Building nspector's Office with the $15 filing fee (check or money order) payable to the City of Northampton 1. Name of Applicant: t` I 11- COLLEGE_ PL IYSlc L_ PLa► r Address: t2t' v-)F.S G sT. Telephone: 58 S 24"2 -4 2. Owner of Property: 7 4 TE TL -ES of T4 a. S1 Ct;( -LEG.E Telephone: r5 B 2-424 3. Status of Applicant: Owner X Contract Purchaser Lessee Other (explain) 4. Job Location: RIZ- A.1-3 13 t EL-t`t 6 T. 66?-1 �6MP J Street tract ln'; ;Central Business D�stri (TO BE'FILLED IN,BY,THE;BUILDING DEPARTMENT 5. Existing Use of Structure /Property: UGE.I -j 2es IDE.K..ic FOE. `i° G f uD UT3 6. Description of Proposed Use /Work /Project /Occupation: (Use additional sheets if necessary): Pi Get Ft C..A Iu IS i ,C_C,:: 5St ,mil E 2-•-( 00e Z. Y. 1 OA Lia)tJ IC EzpL4,c, .l E t 2E 7 6*1 s 4 i-7 ES 1 2E.O.oki &Ttc)t 5 &LID U.\tODOui 2EpLbcaH.ELITT 7. Attached Plans: Sketch Plan X Site Plan Engineered /Surveyed Plans 8. Has a Special Permit /Variance /Finding ever been issued for /on the site? NO X DON'T KNOW YES IF YES, date issued: IF YES: Was the permit recorded at the Registry of Deeds? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES: enter Book Page and /or Document 9.Does the site contain a brook, body of water or wetlands? NO y DON'T KNOW YES IF YES, has a permit been or need to be obtained from the Conservation Commission? Needs to be obtained Obtained date issued: (Form Continues On Other Side) W:\ Documents \FORMS\ original \Building- Inspector\Zoning- Permit Application- passive.doc 8/4/2004 Property: Applicant: Owner: Architect: Proposal Review Elm Street Historic District Commission Staff Report Baring: March 24, 2009 134 Elm Street Park I ouse Smith College, Physical Plant Trustees of Smith. College Peter LaPointe, Archimetrics Design Studio Current Use: Student residence Date built: 1880 designed by William Fenno Pratt; addition dated 1930 Architectural Style: Main house Second Empire Project: Applicant proposes to replace windows, remove all roof slate and replace with slate, replace metal roofs with metal roofing, remove metal fire escapes, construct new accessible front entry and ramp, construct new exterior entry and add windows to accommodate interior alterations. 1.) Roof work Proposal: On the original portion, applicant proposes to remove existing slate and replace with new slate on mansard roof slopes and dormer side walls, install new metal roofs on the dormers and retain existing membrane on roof tops of original section and newer addition. Existing copper flashing will be replaced with copper flashing. Guidelines state: "Slate is an important historical material...It's maintenance and repair is encouraged... Repairs shall be of like material e.g. slate roofs repaired with slate...) Applicant requested to provide a sample of the existing slate and the new slate proposed for installation. Question: the existing roof membrane is intact, no repairs needed? 2.) Chimneys Proposal: Removal of a chimney on the original section, to below the roof line; shown on east and west elevation sheets. Guidelines state: Chimneys are distinctive roof features and those visible from a public way shall not be removed, but rather repaired as necessary. Even if an interior. fireplace is to be removed, every effort shall be made to retain the existing exterior stack. Chimneys shall be rebuilt with comparable materials.... See section. Question: What is the rationale for removal of this stack? 1 Recommendation: Retain the existing stack if possible. 3.) Fire Escapes Proposal: To remove an existing 4 story fire escape on the east elevation and railings and ladders above the main entrance (north elevation). Guidelines state: Fire escapes are conspicuous features and are strongly discouraged if visible from a public way. Recommendation: Removal is advantageous as long as there is alternative code compliant egress provisions made. 4.) Grading and Site Work Proposal: Installation of a handicap ramp may involve re- grading. Guidelines state: The existing natural contours and topography of the landscape shall be preserved to the fullest extent possible. See Section. Question: applicant should describe re- grading and site work associated with ramp construction. Recommendation: Alterations shall not create site drainage issues anywhere, but particularly down hill onto the sidewalk below -south elevation). 5.) Gutters and Downspouts Proposal: no information given. Guidelines: Gutters may be wood, copper or painted aluminum. See section. Recommendation: Repair and replacement of gutters and downspouts with like materials does not require Commission review. If proposing an alternative material, may be painted to blend with wall facade coloring. 6.) Landscaping Proposal: no information given except notation of dense trees on street side. Guidelines: Preservation of mature trees encouraged. There are a few close to the building. Question: is any tree removal planned, foundation plantings proposed? Recommendation: Mature trees shall be retained if possible. Foundation plantings if proposed, do not require Commission review, but removal of large trees does. 7.) Lighting Proposal: no exterior lighting shown on plans Question: is any proposed? If so, review Lighting Section requirements. 8.) Materials Proposal: Wood shake where wood shake exists, wood clapboard where wood clapboards exist, slate for slate, copper for copper, existing asphalt coated or painted tin will be replaced with copper. Guidelines state: Traditional materials including wood, stone, slate, brick, copper are preferred. Questions: Is masonry repair planned? If so, brick and mortar color should match existing. Also, see windows discussion for use of aluminum cladding. Need specs on new doors and framing east elevation Where are the asphalt coated or painted tin surfaces that will be replaced with copper? 9.) Modern Equipment Proposal: no information received on mechanical equipment. Floor plan indicates a laundry. area. Guidelines state: see section Question: what are the locations /specifications for dryer venting and any rooftop mechanicals that may be visible from a public way. Recommendation: see section. Mechanicals shall be as unobtrusive as possible and screened as necessary from public view. 10.) Fenestration Proposal: South elevation: Removal of door entry with conversion of door to a window at grade level on addition. West elevation: Reduce opening size of two existing windows and fill in another opening on original building. North elevation: fill in one grade level opening on original building. East elevation: Convert door to window on 3rd and 4t'' level, convert window to door at grade level. Guidelines state: The introduction of openings not characteristic in proportion and scale and the blocking up of original openings are not allowed. Question: drawings appear to show brick infill into clapboard walls, but existing conditions photographs appear to show brick infill in to brick walls; should be clarified. Recommendation: Several fenestration alterations are proposed. Need rationale for each. Question need for changing sill depth and in -fill on west elevation. Brick style and color and mortar color for closing openings shall match existing, if Commission agrees openings can be filled in. 11.) Entryways Proposal: elimination of an entryway on the south elevation. Floor plan indicates a residential room on the inside, therefore an exterior door is not appropriate. Guidelines state: The original entrance design and arrangement of door openings visible from a public way should be retained. New openings in existing walls are discouraged. 3 Question: application refers to "new accessible front entry Describe. Recommendation: On east elevation, fenestration is not symmetrical at the second level, but that is an existing condition. The installation of the door at the ground level is not problematic visually. Proposed transom and side lights add dimension and visual interest. 12.) Balconies Proposal: existing balconies on west elevation will receive new guardrails and railings. Recommendation: appropriately designed, enhances safety. 13.) Siding Proposal: Wood clapboards•will replace wood clapboards, wood shakes will replace wood. shakes. Shakes to be applied to upper three stories of addition. Question: type of wood proposed for replacement clapboards and shakes. Recommendation: guidelines met 14.) Steps, Stairways, Railing Proposal: new stone steps at the front entrance Guidelines state: New work should be appropriate to the period and character of the building. Original features and detailing should be retained or repaired in the same design and material. Question: type of stone proposed. 15.) Windows Proposal: replace existing windows with aluminum clad wood thermal units with mullion and true lites to match existing. Guidelines state: Original and later windows, trim and features should be retained and repaired except in cases when they are beyond repair. Also....aluminum clad exteriors are acceptable, provided the profile reasonably matches existing window muntins. See section. Recommendation: need window specifications. Compare to existing design. Identify specialized windows and condition protection in permit. 16.) Handicap Ramp and Railing Proposal: install ramp at front entrance. Guidelines state: Should be designed to avoid obscuring or damaging historical features Proposals will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Question: need additional information regarding ramp siding and surface material. Drawings are not clear. Discuss rail material. 4 Follow -Up: 1.) Need specs for window replacement. 2.) Slate proposed for replacement, match existing? 3.) Landscaping and Grading information 4.) Info. On roof top mechanicals and other modern equipment 5.) Ramp materials 6.) Exterior lighting 7.) Masonry Repair on original building 8.) Gutter and downspout system 9.) Infill methodology window and door openings Submitted by: I<ellei, 5 for Planner Approved by: Date Wayne Feiden, Planning Director Date 5 VR. L i isigunip fiN111lh. +ym fps 1i r ti �y r ae�l9 1Iie Y 4V� ,t� riI l 7h it �.:r. .,.h h:.,:. "3.r4 s. rr►.r�' G arc M5.1. V- PSI.= t \Ai/ I y I k! r, CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 2.5' SQUA E STONE PIL AR/ LIGHT P LE UP TRANSFORMER "T31" AC kfcr-LAJINU) 9 INV.=197.60n CU frve. i N 1 1 "1; WIRE s 4''P VC CULVERT INV.=197.48 HYDRANT WITH RISER B RIM=192.44 (NO PIPES VISIBLE) 'ECORD CB CB RIM=195.65 12" 12"(W)=192 5 GAS UP#8-01 7.1) cc 3, csi< I N I ICJ 071 1111 I 00M 1 I 00512 100HK2I CRAWL SPACE ACCESS DOOR 00HK 1 001 N to ca O 0_ 0 0 O O a) LL 0 0) N 0 0 0 r- 0 G t0 0 0 O Z (U a tU 0 U 0 E No. Description Date Project No. 01091 Date 01 -30 -09 Drawn by Del Checked by Scale 1/4" A1.0 13mmumisi■i■iii■i■ i. i iem■iumitamijiiu 71 g Rya., �1�� a Lyl 1= 3'1= 1�'1FI�b Q II III= I i�� I' =QI I rcl I -I -I L -I -I- 1 =w-, l �_�irJ- tL• 11r- r B 17-' Qj �l Q� D'GQ I -I- �Q F:II III=11 �I Q 9�i11e�Q I Ir (PA RT INFI -I 1OF OPG TO RAISE SILL 1 '•4' IAL A EXG MEMBRANE ROOF TO REMAIN ADD TS4x2 GUARDRAIL ADD TS4# GUARDRAIL NEW SLATE ROOF REMOVE EXG CHIMNEY TO BELOW ROOF LINE INFILL OPG 8 PATCH ROOF V,1 �O ._III]( 111 ADD TS4 #GUARDRAIL Third F n 21' -2" ADD TS4,2 GUARDRAIL NEW WOOD RAILING (MATCH EXG) Second Floor 11 First Flool___Lpi 0' -0" ii nc:r ;r•:�• �I�; �s�pr•:; r•;;;;;r•;: �e�:r•; :�:�;�;r•¢�:�;�:�;r�;r•;�;�e�;t act; fra :r•;�;r.:�ar•;�-�:�;r•;�;�:�gr• T�y�;r•e�_�:ra:�;r•a�ar .ram "iir717iliiuul _.�_e._..._......_..�... r.....a.•.a.•..... itiulunu�� iii iu i w I u n I Iu1 �ela �011lnl dirt�Ii IIIlI naulll p��'Imp„misn l- l" inll l I •nn�'Rn" u r n' Sii i u nuumm n �u lllu ll nvl�1 u�uulms uul•f nl� Eo Ii iupai 1110 1 i�i� l �^S�F -p luiiiir, I�liii 11� 'u iiu W il I �i ii nB Pi r« n� 4r n Sir S �ti,1 d MIIIP011 ll�`� i�u ii �u ui� uii •i u'iY I n7 00 cgal n uo o IgrtgB� .�S�69?!Qa��EA].J a n 1 I�II�m �r�_: •RrhkV_ REMOVE G PORGY, DOOR AND SIDE IGHTS INSTALL NEW WINDOW IN RELOCATED WINDOW FRAME FROM EAST ELEVATIO �c■L'n.R T17 Il I-fi=n lli�II "FML _I T, I 1' hNrlal' IiIN NAnallln��la�ill :nlllIlr�I;Ir�.ulrin�p�e�IEG4 j.,...,.....i.. 11 ;1111 I I,yy I.... ll.1 l�h4l7ti e�al� Third Floor 21 -2" Second Floo 1" First Fl oor 0 -0" Lower Level 1 0' -4" Crawil S ace -14' 0" 0 a (n 0 CO Q) w No. Description Data Project No. 01091 Date 01-30-09 Drawn by pet Checked by Soak 3/16" =1' -0" A2.2 g.41 `t l■idp Li J o, w any In relation to;,nearest cross ?streets. as other; buildin s.. ;Ind.:icate: °north`. FORM B BUILDING MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION Office of the Secretary, State House, Boston DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE USGS Quadrant MHC Photo no. Ec 5M- 2- 75- R061465 V D v P 3 0 191 5 (over) MA T COM do rte Northampton es Corner Elm and College Lane W. T Cletnent House (second nt use college Ocruri.tormy, )nt owner •iption: 1880 Daily ,Hampshire Gazette urce AtibAs 21, 188Q S`econd Einnire itect W,, F... Pratt. xterior wall fabric "bri. ck. and stone Outbuildings (describe) none Other:: features 'Altered addition` Date Moved T'i Date 5. Lot size: One acre or less x Over one acre Approximate frontage 6. Recorded by In Area no. Smith Co1lPge Sari th :.Cri 1.- 'ege t C Dubi 'e' 150 feet Form no. 31 Approximate distance of building from street 30 feet Organi Northampton Hi s to ri cal Cornrni ssiori' Date August 1 _1975 7 QR Aboriginal Agricultural Architectural The Arts 7. Original owner (if known) Original use Subsequent uses (if' any) and dates Themes (check as many as applicabie ecreatiori x ••'•EPIoration/ •••:',4'........• S.Ci.nce/....." Commerce Communication 1..4:414.'.0:7;:•::••:•'•:,"••."-•'•'.''..-:':.........,:,1::::•;'•":,.."11N.'i.;,-•:::‘,•:•-:,. B.o.:C.iark: s. 1\14.11"(arY....-:'::..,±•:::••:';',;;L:i..'•;';''"0";''''"'''''1:::•....":;•:" an Community development Transportation Historical significance (include explanation of ;themes cliebked:abOve) One of W. F Pratt° s last significant houses, this brick and stone'residance was built in 1880 for14. T. Clement ."(Clement owned and had built. at least one other residence on Elm Street.) The residence is two stories in height with a third story in the mansard roof.. The deep mansard with its rich cornice and the white stone window lintels call. to mind Second Empire styling. The hoods of the dormers are English and Gothic in character,- enhanced 14ith touches of white stone producing a polychroMatic effect. Several later dormers are also:present in the easterly Lippe of the mansard. The plan of the dwelling is not wholly congenial. Two of the dormers face into each other while no windowswere planned in portions of the maiiaard. The interiors wc.re not well planned either; W. T. Clement sold his new residenae one year after its 6:instruction and the= se proceeced to gut the'in'terior of the brick structure and redesign the floor plan.. 10. Bibliographyand/or references (such as local histories, defds, assessor's records, early maps, etc.) Daily Hampshire Gazette AUguEt 21, 1880 August 16, 1881„ September 6 W. T. Clement Residence File MP -2009- 0063 APPLICANT /CONTACT PERSON Trustees of Smith College ADDRESS /PIIONE 126 West Street (413) 585 -2424 PROPERTY LOCATION 134 ELM ST PARK HOUSE MAP 31B PARCEL 244 001 ZONE URC(100) /EU N1NG FO FILLED OUT ee au Building Permit Filled out Fee Paid Typeof Construction:.ZPA SIDING,ROOF,WINDOW REPLACEMENTS,REM FIRE ESCAPE NEW EXT ENTRANCE New Construction Non Structural interior renovations Addition to Existing Accessory Structure Building Plans Included: Owner/ Statement or License 3 sets of Plans Plot Plan THIS SECTION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST /04't L5- ENCLOSED REQUIRED DATE THE FOLLOWING ACT N' HAS BEEN TAKEN ON THIS APPLICATION BASED ON INFORMATION PRE NTED: Approved j Additional permits required (see below) PLANNING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER Intermediate Project Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan Major Project: Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan ZONING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER: Finding Special Permit Variance* Received Recorded at Registry of Deeds Proof Enclosed Other Permits Required: Curb Cut from DPW Water Availability Sewer Availability Septic Approval Board of Health Well Water Potability Board of Health Permit from Conservation Commission Permit from CB Architecture Committee L Pe i it from Elm Street �fl nnnission Permit DPW Storm Water Management e• Signature of Building 4�ficiaf' Date Note: Issuance of a Zoning permit does not relieve a applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from Board of Health, Conservation Commission, Department of public works and other applicable permit granting authorities, Variances are granted only to those applicants who meet the strict_ standards. of MGL 40A. Contact the Office of Planning Development for more information. 'ZONING PETIT APPLICATION §i 0.2) Please type or print all information and return. this form to the Building Inspector's Office with the $15 filing fee (check or money order) payable to the 1 I City of Northampton 1. Name of Applicant: TE TaU TEF 3 c TOE COLL Address: �AC 1 I ES HAxl&G1= 1v4•T 1 1\dlr1 4-1- Telephone: 4t3 5B 2424 C OLLEGE__. 2. Owner of Property: CI LI T1 ES N(dV-.1A.GEH CI.1T, EM IT C b LLE E Address: \`Z Co WEST S T P 3. Status of Applicant: Owner Y, Contract Purchaser Lessee Other (explain) 4. Job Location: R2.2. �bUSC SI IIT►� COLLEGE, 134 ELH STIZ_1 =E Parcel Id: Zoning Map# Parcel# District(s): In Elm Street District In Central Business District (TO BE FILLED IN BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT) 5. Existing Use of Structure /Property: STU DE -L.IT DOF.• ITOZ•-( 6. Description of Proposed Use /Work /Project /Occupation: (Use additional sheets if necessary): �1Dit.]G P�Pdl SL4Ta 4 HETALL. 2.6O eEPus..c I lJpol�l 12EpL&eE.mgoT, I ti I met 02. 54-\a 4\DDITt of Q.Et ()Vat_ OF E [E2,Ic2_, F l ZE ESCd.PE 5 0 a vJ E TEZ.I E IJTP. 4I.IC° 7. Attached Plans: Sketch Plan Site Plan Engineered /Surveyed Plans 8. Has a Special Permit /Variance /Finding ever been issued for /on the site? NO DON'T KNOW h YES IF YES, date issued: IF YES: Was the permit recorded at the.Registry of Deeds? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES: enter Book Page and /or Document 9.Does the site contain a brook, body of water or wetlands? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES, has a permit been or need to be obtained from the Conservation Commission? Needs to be obtained 2009 File No. C2 6 Telephone: 4i3• 5 65 24-00 Obtained date issued: (Form Continues On Other Side) W:\ Documents \FORMS \original \Building Inspector\ Zoning Permit- Application- passive.doc 8/4/2004 Elm Street Historic District Commission Staff Report Hearing: March 24, 2009 Proposal Review Property: 134 Elm Street Park House Applicant: Smith College, Physical Plant Owner: Trustees of Smith College Architect: Peter LaPointe, Archiinetrics Design Studio Current Use: Student residence Date built: 1880 designed by William Fenno Pratt; addition dated 1930 Architectural Style: Main house Second Empire Project: Applicant proposes to replace windows, remove all roof slate and replace with slate, replace metal roofs with metal roofing, remove metal fire escapes, construct new accessible front entry and ramp, construct new exterior entry and add windows to .accommodate interior alterations. 1.) Roof work Proposal: On the original portion, applicant proposes to remove existing slate and replace with new slate on mansard roof slopes and dormer side walls, install new metal roofs on the dormers and retain existing membrane on roof tops of original section and newer addition. Existing copper flashing will be replaced with copper flashing. Guidelines state: "Slate is an important historical material...It's maintenance and repair is encouraged... Repairs shall be of like material e.g. slate roofs repaired with slate...) Applicant requested to provide a sample of the existing slate and the new slate proposed for installation. Question: the existing roof membrane is intact/no repairs needed? 2.) Chimneys Proposal: Removal of a chimney on the original section, to below the roof line; shown on east and west elevation sheets. Guidelines state: Chimneys are distinctive roof features and those visible from a public way shall not be removed, but rather repaired as necessary. Even if an interior fireplace is to be removed, every effort shall be made to retain the existing exterior stack. Chimneys shall be rebuilt with comparable materials.... See section. Question: What is the rationale for removal of this stack? Recommendation: Retain the existing stack if possible. 3.) Fire Escapes Proposal: To remove an existing 4 story fire escape on the east elevation and railings and ladders above the main entrance (north elevation). Guidelines state: Fire escapes are conspicuous features and are strongly discouraged if visible from a public way. Recommendation: Removal is advantageous as long as there is alternative code compliant egress provisions made. 4.) Grading and Site Work Proposal: Installation of a handicap ramp may involve re- grading. Guidelines state: The existing natural contours and topography of the landscape shall be preserved to the fullest extent possible. See Section. Question: applicant should describe re- grading and site work associated with ramp construction. Recommendation: Alterations shall not create site drainage issues anywhere, but particularly down hill onto the sidewalk below south elevation). 5.) Gutters and Downspouts Proposal: no information given. Guidelines: Gutters may be wood, copper or painted aluminum. See section. Recommendation: Repair and replacement of gutters and downspouts with like materials does not require Commission review. If proposing an alternative material, may be painted to blend with wall facade coloring. 6.) Landscaping Proposal: no information given except notation of dense trees on street side. Guidelines: Preservation of mature trees encouraged. There are a few close to the building. Question: is any tree removal planned, foundation plantings proposed? Recommendation: Mature trees shall be retained if possible. Foundation plantings if proposed, do not require Commission review, but removal of large trees does. 7.) Lighting Proposal: no exterior lighting shown on plans Question: is any proposed? If so, review Lighting Section requirements. 8.) Materials Proposal: Wood shake where wood shake exists, wood clapboard where wood 2 clapboards exist, slate for slate, copper for copper, existing asphalt coated or painted tin will be replaced with copper. Guidelines state: Traditional materials including wood, stone, slate, brick, copper are preferred. Questions: Is masonry repair planned? If so, brick and mortar color should match existing. Also, see windows discussion for use of aluminum cladding. Need specs on new doors and framing east elevation Where are the asphalt coated or painted tin surfaces that will be replaced with copper? 9.) Modern Equipment Proposal: no information received on mechanical equipment. Floor plan indicates a laundry area. Guidelines state: see section Question: what are the locations /specifications for dryer venting and any rooftop mechanicals that may be visible from a public way. Recommendation: see section. Mechanicals shall be as unobtrusive as possible and screened as necessary from public view. 10.) Fenestration Proposal: South elevation: Removal of door entry with conversion of door to a window at grade level on addition. West elevation: Reduce opening size of two existing windows and fill in another opening on original building. North elevation: fill in one grade level opening on original building. East elevation: Convert door to window on 3rd and 4th level, convert window to door at grade level. Guidelines state: The introduction of openings not characteristic in proportion and scale and the blocking up of original openings are not allowed. Question: drawings appear to show brick infill into clapboard walls, but existing conditions photographs appear to show brick infill in to brick walls; should be clarified. Recommendation: Several fenestration alterations are proposed. Need rationale for each. Question need for changing sill depth and in -fill on west elevation. Brick style and color and mortar color for closing openings shall match existing, if Commission agrees openings can be filled in. 11.) Entryways Proposal: elimination of an entryway on the south elevation. Floor plan indicates a residential room on the inside, therefore an exterior door is not appropriate. Guidelines state: The original entrance design and arrangement of door openings visible from a public way should be retained. New openings in existing walls are discouraged. Question: application refers to "new accessible front entry Describe. Recommendation: On east elevation, fenestration is not symmetrical at the second level, but that is an existing condition. The installation of the door at the ground level is not problematic visually. Proposed transom and side lights add dimension and visual interest. 12.) Balconies Proposal: existing balconies on west elevation will receive new guardrails and railings. Recommendation: appropriately designed, enhances safety. 13.) Siding Proposal: Wood clapboards will replace wood clapboards, wood shakes will replace wood shakes. Shakes to be applied to upper three stories of addition. Question: type of wood proposed for replacement clapboards and shakes. Recommendation: guidelines met 14.) Steps, Stairways, Railing Proposal: new stone steps at the front entrance Guidelines state: New work should be appropriate to the period and character of the building. Original features and detailing should be retained or repaired in the same design and material. Question: type of stone proposed. 15.) Windows Proposal: replace existing windows with aluminum clad wood thermal units with mullion and true lites to match existing. Guidelines state: Original and later windows, trim and features should be retained and repaired except in cases when they are beyond repair. Also....aluminum clad exteriors are acceptable, provided the profile reasonably matches existing window muntins. See section. Recommendation: need window specifications. Compare to existing design. Identify specialized windows and condition protection in permit. 16.) Handicap Ramp and Railing Proposal: install ramp at front entrance. Guidelines state: Should be designed to avoid obscuring or damaging historical features Proposals will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Question: need additional information regarding ramp siding and surface material. Drawings are not clear. Discuss rail material. 4 Follow -Up: 1.) Need specs for window replacement. 2.) Slate proposed for replacement, match existing? 3.) Landscaping and Grading information 4.) Info. On roof top mechanicals and other modern equipment 5.) Ramp materials 6.) Exterior lighting 7.) Masonry Repair on original building 8.) Gutter and downspout system 9.) Infill methodology window and door openings Submitted by: ■'q 7 ni t r Peg Kell r Planner Approved by: 6 Wayne Feiden, Planning Director 1g /01 Date Date Building Address/ Location II. Purpose III. Project Description ELM STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Permit Application Applicant should first file a Zoning Form with the Building Commissioner's Office to see if this Application is required. I. General Information Applicant Ta-I BIDES of Tie- SMIT44 COLLEGE. Address C /o C LIT I'ES U EM,mil 124, ST Joe., Telephone 4 5a5 `2424 Fax 413. 585". 2398 Property Owner t I (if different from above) Address PAt?.1L COLLEL i'elephone 1S4- r Assessor's Zoning Map 31 B Parcel 6 221-4-2_ Deed /Property recorded in Hampshire County Registry of Deeds: Book: 7 9 9 Page: 1 Except for exempted activities described in Section 26 -5 of the City Ordinance Chapter 26, no building or structure within the Elm Street Historic District shall be constructed, demolished or altered in any way that affects exterior architectural features without the appropriate permit from the Elm Street Historic District Commission. Applicants proposing non exempted activities must supply the required submission materials and proceed to a Public Hearing to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness or a Certificate of Hardship. New Construction (X) Demolition Addition (X) Alteration Describe nature of project: eapl_acEMENT oF SLATE AI.1D HETAL 2.60F5 SLATE b.L!D PLdCEM E 1 T O F tJ ocO 1 d I k Do Id18 0 T i t &Lu M t I.l u M CUL° WooD LtbaidS, kt1TE�1otz CECULIF-tGu2AT1o AD �I,1D DT1c Pot LIFE 8 .FE t MP2oVE.MENTS. 2EMOVAL td1E-TAL- a11?t= F,ot.1T EA.MP, 0E1,0 AND izaq a/AL I?-V ICE. ELl Aim ez. tOVV.L off? Ara? 10LIS of M 1SC k11 k,DOv.1S To 4.CCot\I &t a c �►JG s. 1 Removal VI. Review Criteria In considering a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness, the Commission shall consider the factors listed in Section 26 of the Northampton City Ordinances, as well as those contained in Mass. General Laws Chapter 40C. The primary considerations are to insure that projects respect the character of the district by accomplishing the following: Construction design, building alignment, setback, height and articulation are consistent or compatible with traditional patterns of surrounding buildings High quality views of architecturally significant buildings are preserved Exterior or facade changes to buildings that would damage historic features or are not readily reversible are avoided The Commission may utilize in its review, The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings published by the U.S. Department of the Interior and various design review and technical publications. After the Hearing: Once the Determination is issued, the Office of Planning Development will file it with the City Clerk's office. This will start the required twenty (20) day appeal period. Once the appeal period passes, (without an appeal being filed) the Applicant must pick up a Certified copy of the Determination from the City Clerk's office and record it at the Registry of Deeds. The permit is not valid until the Determination is recorded at the Registry of Deeds. VII. Appeals Any person aggrieved by a determination of the Commission may, within twenty days after the filing of the decision notice with the City Clerk, file a written request with the Commission for a review by a designee of the Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Commission. The Planning Commission's designee's finding shall be filed with the City Clerk within forty -five clays after the request and shall be binding on the Applicant and the Commission, unless a further appeal is sought in Superior Court, as provided in M.G.L. Chapter 40C. Steps See separate sheet for description of Applicant responsibilities in this process. Questions can be addressed by calling the Office of Planning and Development at 587 -1288. Applicant /Owner Signature Date b� Owners Signature is required or letter from the Owner authorizing the Applicant to sign on their behalf. By signing, the Owner or Applicant certifies that the information contained herein is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge; the above signed Owner /Applicant grants the Commission and its agents permission to enter the property to review the work scope of this application; and they understand all documents will be entered into the public record and available on the internet. 3 Elm Street Historic District Commission Certificate__ of Non- Applicability To Be Filled out by Staff: 1. General Information Applicant Address Telephone Fax Property Owner (if different from applicant) Address Telephone Building Address Assessor /Zoning Map# Parcel Property Deed recorded in Hampshire County Registry of Deeds: Book Page 2. Description of Project Certificate of Non Applicability: Applicant appeared before the Elm Street Historic District Commission or had a meeting with the Commission's designee on Based on the information presented, the designee /members made the determination that this project is exempt from further review according to Section 26 -5 and 26 -6 of the Ordinance of the City of Northampton. Comments: Staff Signature: Date: 4 FF= 201.67 •0Nyl*Cf D 19 V. t ou G.` G. 4 "P VC r q CULVERT SiN INV.= 197.600 \F GUY ``)/`.1>, \r WIRE 0 4"PVC CULVERT INV.= 197.48 =196. E.) =189. HYDRANT UP #18 ;n/ RIM= 192 p (NO PIPES VISIBLE) (ECORD l7 CB CB RIM 198. 51 8 "(SW)= 193.5 10 "(SE) =193.3 T� TR 'T31" ER AC CB M= 198.6 12 =194.2 k4 M S7 UP #8 01 9 CB RIM 195.65 12 ft cC 13 .8 24K 00HK2I CRAWL SPACE ACCESS DOOR En 111111 Li t Eooh I.... ,N. W 1 1 \mil 1 4 y O O O 2 [0 C 0 O O fl o O (4 0 Z m" m tv 0 o O a _c E co No. Description Date Project No. 01091 Date 01 -30 -09 Drawn by pel Checked by SCPle 1/4" =1' -0" A1.0 O O AUGN FINISH w/ MASONRY V WAL L ATL OW ERL EVE WALT LOWER LEVEL 1 Q Proposed First Floor 1/4" V -0" 0 0 ti In o o 0 z m n. o o E o (a :P L ca o o c z a) lv IY m o o o O o. t o ii E to No. Description Dale Project No. 01091 Date 01 -30 -09 Drawn by Del Checked by Scale 1/4" 1' -0" A1.1 A T�hlyd Floor V 21 2 /13 Second Floor 11' -1" Q3_ First Floor 0' -0" Lower Level 10' -4" I 111111111Mam- 1�[ ��r�: �n•: �i �i �i�tl�i�i �1�: �r�: �I� :�I�i�:�i�;�I�i�1�i�:�t��;l-� 1� [�:�:�I�i�:�[�� fnim7miumni- nuuu,inlT■uin [o r re:w:rars�„ 1ra�:;�:11aea:�� NNNNWIINNNNNNNNNNNNt �nn REMOVE EXG FIRE ESCAPE 4 North Elevation 3/16" 1' -0" n 1 yyir� 1 East Elevation 3116" 1' -0" EX0 MEMBRANE ROOF ISU� °I 1a1E, IL -74:. EXISTING WINDOWS TO REMAIN REMOVE EXG CHIMNEY TO BELOW ROOF LINE INFILL OPG PATCH ROOF r 3Nr gh OR)TA EXISTING MEMBRANE ROOF u� 00 -Ni or -1 la-m 1-1 ill- 4" -I iCJI� I i1= 6�1P1FT6 �I- 11 1W�'Imlii liil '.....�........o��ti��.v�'- .aoTi.�..ao....uu.......... ulal wnuumnl mn�;i nmmlan m nuu n uWiy�11►1F1[`l Ili■ e■ ��Ifil /�rIFJE�i ■e= ■i ■i ■ice ■e■:■e ■e ■i ■7f =r- siR �ala'.a,narnn:el.lacc "1.1a�_ 11111 urim, °u omul ME r �r-- l'/ --.�I II n 11nn11a1,11:1161 i� n uns 5 111 i:��ummwll ■I —:.:.1 n 1 nm awuai cuuumn J:OTE: REMOVE 1 mnm lnnrn inluuni EXISTING FIRE n1m�l�min`m�a�mwn 1 wm imnl nli n unniJ ESCAPE RAILINGS nuuwwu.mnlgnmuu O I m9 1 unnnm nnla uwuuu! ND LADDERS o METAL NEW MEMBRANE ROOF NEW RAMP HANRAILS Third Floor 21'_2" Second Floor First Floor 0' -0" Lower evel 0 4 C.rawH S ace NOTE: REMOVE EXG LADDER FIRE ESCAPES FROM FACE OF BUILDING NEW METAL ROOF NEW MASONRY WALL END OF RAMP NOTE:SEE NORTH ELEVATION FOR WOOD FRAMED PORTION OF BUILDING BEYOND Ft iglu g i j i I e NEW SLATE ON DORMER SIDEWALL 2 North Elevation 2 3/16" =1'-0" WINDOW SCHEDULE NOTES t� wares -mom uJ=1�� 1wn=I r E STEPS 1= (11 r IIL- In --Tl 1 S T _T ANEW STONE STE e NEW CONC SLAB FJi1= 11L= 11, -,��IL71 11- ._It_ NEW T Ll =t I LLI-� I 1 g all 9 -r�l r l�) -N'I l u i =II N op i 5 =nn I- -n r 1n NEW METAL ROOF ON DORMERS Window Schedule Type Mark A b1 b2 b3 b4 m1 m2 m4 m5 m6 m7 m8 m9 m10 m11 Operation Rough Opening Width 1 Height 3' -0" 3' -0" 3' -0" 3 -0• 5 -6" 3' -0" 2 -6" 2' -2" 3' -0" 2 -8 3' -0" 1' -10" 1' -8" 5' -4' 4'- 11" 2' -4" 4' -2• 4' -0• 5-5" 6' -4" 6-4" 6' -4" 5' -5" 5 -412" 4' -5" 3' -4" Comments 10 2 2, 6, 8 2, 6, 8 2,6,8 3,6,7,8 3,8 3, 8 3, 5, 8 3, 8 3,8 3,8 3, 8 3,8 12 GENERAL: CONFIRM AND MATCH EXISTING MULLION PATTERNS. FIELD MEASURE ALL OPENINGS TO CONFIRM SIZE OF EXISTING OPENINGS. PROVIDE ONE SASH COLOR FOR ALL UNITS. PROVIDE TWO FRAME COLORS -ONE FOR WINDOWS IN WOOD FRAME CONSTRUCTION AND ONE FOR WINDOWS IN MASONRY OPENINGS 1. NEW WINDOW IN RELOCATED EX0 WINDOW FRAME. 7 2. ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT WINDOW IN MASONRY OPG. 8. 3. CLAD REPLACEMENT WINDOW IN EXG MASONRY OPG. S. 4. CLAD REPLACEMENT WINDOW IN EX0 WOOD FRAMED OPG. 10. 5. PROVIDE OBSCURE GLASS 11. 6. PROVIDE TEMPERED GLASS 12. NEW SLATE ROOF nn N- Second FIDOr 11' -1" V First Floor Window Schedule Type Mark sp w1 v/2 wG w5 w6 w7 w10 w11 w12 w13 w14 w15 w16 w17 w18 Operation Rough Opening Width 1 Height 3'.0 3' -0" 3' 3 -C" 2' -212" 3' -C• 3' -0" 3' -0" 3' -0" 3' -0" 3 4 2' -Cr 2 -8" 5 -8" 4' -5" 4' -5" 5 -3" 6 -3" 3' -0" e -3" 6' -3" 4' -5" 5' -4 1)2" 5' -41/2" 4 0" 3' -10" 6' -0" Comments 4 4, 5 4 4, 5, 6 4 4 4 4, 5, 6 4,11 4,5 4 4,5,6 4 4, 5,6 4 4 4 2. 6,8 INFILL EXG MASONRY OPG TO RAISE SILL 1'-4" PAN OVER EXG WOOD WITH ALUMINUM TRIM. PROVIDE EXTERIOR STORM PANEL FOR EXISTING TRANSOM NEW WINDOW IN MODIFIED DOOR OPENING. TRANSOM WINDOW ABOVE DOUBLE HUNG WOOD ARCHTOP WINDOW w/ FIELD PAINTED FINISH r V r c 0 w T w¢ U __T, 53 W 0 O 06 U 8 zi D O w No. De Data Pmiecl No. 01091 Dale 01 -30 -09 Drawn by pel Checked by Scala 3116" =1' -0" A2.1 Tctio 111i111•1111i1111i111iNIFIll ai■illi ION RIR Ir 1 West Elevation 1 3/16" =1' -0" EXG MEMBRANE ROOF TO REMAIN 1; M III ,■;1=; Me(1 =p1MeE ;NeeM MIN eM M MI ;M Mal enp ;l E m[ eimme; n uiun iul una9lti n WAR uu■nm■omm�l mmm�nmm�wu■liin■lul ■w� �u�uelnuumowu n■�un�:nl,"„w■m�l�:mo: s�mnTii m'12211 l,�g;m„m 1311■ u_wmm, ADD TS4u2 GUARDRAIL ADD TS4■2 GUARDRAIL NEW SLATE ROOF O Ih-Fleva tloD'SiI REMOVE EXG CHIMNEY TO BELOW ROOF LINE •INFILL OPG B PATCH ROOF q�n I ta yr�- "?•11'- Second Floor 11' -1" NU�4� ��r�l�i�- �r�'reM r'� {'c'FII�L�n- f�7LJl1'.. 11 C_II }=_p-il ADD TS4 2 GUARDRAIL Third Floor ADD TS412 GUARDRAIL NEW W000 RAILING (MATCH EXG) First Floor 0' -0" IT�IIru"' gig (-41---4)--1-- EXG PORCH, DOOR FH=1 SIDEHTS INSTALL EW WINDOW IN LIG RELOCATED W FRAME FROM EAST ELEVATION qt. 17*111 I SII �T19� =1 —n �rll J II�LL::� T :1 0' daTT 1 r �c�ll I la� I I 1 1 y =I X511 I n -1 L o: 'l IC -III IEII 111£rll= 5r. _a�� 1-10'J 1910-J- a IFJI1 J11 -n':I 1 1 1 I -1 I 1 I --il -I n 91 I�� 2 t a 1-4 �1 -m P 111- d1tE111- ur- �uSGl�n_ITI� dl_ I I dl _Third Floor 21'_2" d Floor Second First Floor 0' -0" Lower Level 10' -4" Crag! -1 4' 0" No. DeseHplIon Dale Project No. 01091 Dele 01 -30 -09 Drawn by pet Checked by Sale 3 /16" =1' -0" A2.2 File MP -2009 -0063 APPLICANT/CONTACT PERSON Trustees of Smith Co ege ADDRESS /PHONE 126 West Street (413) 585 -2424 PROPERTY LOCATION 134 ELM ST PARK HOUSE MAP 31B PARCEL 244 001 ZONE URC(100) /EU THIS SECTION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: PERMIT APPLICATION CHECKLIST NING FO FILLED OUT ENCLOSED e `ar' Building Permit Filled out Fee Paid Typeof Construction:.ZPA SIDING,ROOF,WINDOW REPLACEMENTS,REM FIRE ESCAPE NEW EXT ENTRANCE New Construction Non Structural interior renovations Addition to Existing Accessory Structure Building Plans Included: Owner/ Statement or License 3 sets of Plans Plot Plan THE FOLLOWING ACT N HAS BEEN TAKEN ON THIS APPLICATION BASED ON INFORMATION PRE NTED: Approved 1 Additional permits required (see below) PLANNING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER Intermediate Project Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan Major Project: Site Plan AND /OR Special Permit with Site Plan ZONING BOARD PERMIT REQUIRED UNDER: Finding Special Permit Received Recorded at Registry of Deeds Other Permits Required: Curb Cut from DPW Septic Approval Board of Health Permit from Conservation Commission Permit from Elm Street 'mmission c facia' REQUIRED DATE Variance* Proof Enclosed Date CITY CLERKS OFFICE NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 Water Availability Sewer Availability Well Water Potability Board of Health Permit from CB Architecture Committee Permit DPW Storm Water Management Signature of Building Note: Issuance of a Zoning permit does not relieve a applicant's burden to comply with all zoning requirements and obtain all required permits from Board of Health, Conservation Commission, Department of public works and other applicable permit granting authorities. Variances are granted only to those applicants who meet the strict standards of MGL 40A. Contact the Office of Planning Development for more information. Please type or print all information and return this form to the Building Inspector's Office with the $Y5 filing fee (check or money order) payable to the City of Northampton I 1. Name of Applicant: T>= Taus oF' TOE SMn CoLLRGE Address: r�ClLl ES H4X1..Ga1`4E i trT4-1- Telephone: 413 5 95 242 4 2. Owner of Property: Yb..CI LITI ES M MUT, IT4 COLLFO E Telephone: 4i• 5 e 5 •24 O Address: 12 Lc, WEST STC?EF 3. Status of Applicant: Owner x. Contract Purchaser Lessee Other (explain) 4. Job Location: RA<w? L dU5 E SM T COLLEGE 134 ELH ST►EET Parcel# In Elm Street District in Central Business District (TO BE FILLED IN BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT) Existing Use of Structure /Property: STD DE-LIT Dort ►Toz.\-( 6. Description of Proposed Use /Work /Project /Occupation: (Use additional sheets if necessary): SIDING 2�Pd►2S SL&TE 4 HET4.L Q.6oF tkiluCpoLd 12EpL &CEMEIST, 1 NTme102 5 ,Q 5r,Q &DDITI 2E1-.1 bV &L OF E )CrE2ICS, ESCAPES E1L1 EXTE2t off, 7. Attached Plans: Sketch Plan Site Plan Engineered /Surveyed Plans 8. Has a Special Permit/Variance/Finding ever been issued for /on the site? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES, date issued: IF YES: Was the permit recorded at the Registry of Deeds? NO DON'T KNOW YES IF YES: enter Book 9.Does the site contain a brook, body of water or wetlands? NO X DON'T KNOW YES IF YES, has a permit been or need to be obtained from the Conservation Commission? Needs to be obtained W AD \FORMS \original \Buil ding Inspector \Zoning Pennit Application passive Page and /or Document Obtained date issued: (Form Continues On Other Side) 8/4/2004