32C-129 (6) City of Northampton, Massachusetts
Office of Planning and Development
City Hall . 210 Main Street
Northampton, MA 01060 •(413) 586.6950
• Community and Economic Development
• Conservation* Historic Preservation `s
• Planning Board• Zoning Board of Appeals usn
Date: November 15, 1989
Subject: Application of Richard, Maureen and Alfred Venne for Site
Plan Approval relative to converting a two-family dwelling at 48-
50 Fruit Street to a three-family dwelling.
Pursuant to the Provisions of the General Laws of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, Chapter 40A, Section 15, notice is hereby given
that a decision of the Northampton Planning Board was filed in the
Office of the City Clerk on November 15, 1989 GRANTING Site Plan
Approval. (This is separate and distinct from the Variance
request, the decision on which will be made by the Zoning Board of
Appeals. )
If you wish to appeal this action, your appeal must be filed in
Superior Court within 20 days of the date this decision was filed
in the Office of the Northampton City Clerk.
Zd4X� -
Nancy 1U Duseau, Chair
I., in
� � SY
r ON 15 0
5
DEPT Of BUILDING C?ION`. DECISION OF
NORTHAMPTON,M 01CR� � NORTHAMPTON PLANNING BOARD
At a meeting held on October 12, 1989 , the Planning
Board of the City of Northampton voted unanimously to APPROVE
the Application of Richard, Maureen and Alfred Venne for Site
Plan Approval under the Provisions of Section 10 . 11 of the
Northampton Zoning Ordinance to allow the conversion of a
two-family dwelling to a three-family dwelling at 48-50
Fruit Street. Present and voting were Chair N. Duseau, M.
Mendelson, J. Holeva, J. Cahillane, E. J. Gare III . , and J.
Beauregard.
The Findings were as follows:
The Application satisfactorily addressed the
requirements of Section 10 . 11( 4) (a) , 10 . 11( 4) (b) ( 1-18 )
10 . 11(c) and (d) , and satisfactorily dealt with the
Review/Approval Criteria of Section 10 .11( 5 ) (A through E) .
A condition of this approval is that the Applicants
erect a six-foot high fence, to act as a light barrier,
running from where the grass dividing area begins near the
street, to the corner of the Applicants' garage, with the
height of the fence lowering to three feet as it approaches
the street.
Nancy P. seau, Chair
ohn Cahi he ' -Er osbfXArnould
E. John Gare III Judith Hale
%r�� f ,y�h ��- �,Lam.sC—c,✓-;i,s.�
J Holeva Marion Mendelson
Andrew Crystal D" .; Joseph BeaiA egard