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COLITE INDUSTRIES , INC .
229 PARSON STREET • P. O. DRAWER 5 • WEST COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29169 • (803) 796-1000
TO: City Building Inspector DATE
February 23, 1981
City of Northampton
Northampton, MA 01060 OUR W. 0. NO.
YOUR ORDER NO.
JOB NAME Coca Cola
366 King Street
LOCATION Northampton, Ma
[?f enclosed
Gentlemen: We send you via: ❑ under separate cover
❑ messenger
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION COPY
2 copies Sketch 31831 COCA COLA
These are sent to you:
[X For approval ❑ For your comments ❑ For your files and/or distribution
REMARKS: Please review the enclosed drawings and advise if the signs meet with
your local ordinances. Please advise cost of permit.
Please approve and/or correct one (1) copies and return to: N. G. Broadway
229 Parson Street
West Columbia, S. C 29169
COLITE INDUSTRIES, INC.
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BY ` rte✓�' �sid G. Broadway, Vicent
FORM 13
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Edward A Tewhill
February 26, 1981
Mr. N. C. Eroadwyyt Vice President
Colite Industries, Inc.
229 Parran Street
P.O. Drawer 5
Weit Columbia, South Carolina 29169
Dear Mr. Broadway:
Re: Sketch 31831
Coca Cola - Northamptont Ms.
We are in receipt of two (2) sets of shop drawings submitted
for our approval covering two (2) sigre for the above company.
City Ordinances under Article V11 state that the square footage
of signs have a maximum of 100 sq. ft. Letter elevation at
entrance meets the requirements, but the larger sign exceeds the
100 sq. ft.
Hawevex# you have the right to appeal to the Zoning Board of
Appea1v for r Special Permit to proceed with the larger sign.
If you gave any questions, kindly contact this off0o.
50cerely,
Edward A Tauhill
ASSISTANT LUILD16G WSPECTOR
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NORTHAMPTON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Decision on Application of Coca-Cola
Bottling Company of Northampton
July 7, 1981
The Board of Appeals met in the City Council Chambers at 5 :45 p.m.,,
Jul 7 1981, to render a decision on the request of the Coca-Cola
.__BD±,t1inq Com an for a special permit to install an oversized
sign on their building in the Industrial Park. Present were
William Brandt, Acting Chairman; Marianne Zurn and Peter Laband.
On a motion made and seconded, the minutes of the public hearing
of June 17 , 1981, were accepted and the reading was waived.
In the discussion of the petition, Dr. Laband found that the
architecture of the building is such that it is much larger
than other buildings located in the Industrial Park; that the
building is located on land that is specifically designated as
an industrial park and that no one from Northampton would see
the proposed sign on a daily basis due to the fact that the
sign faces Interstate 91. He concluded that because of the
architecture of the building and because of its location in an
industrial park located on an interstate highway, he would vote
to approve the petition.
Mr. Brandt found that the governing guideline in this matter is
whether or not the proposed sign would be in the "public interest.' "
He concluded that the sign would be in the public interest because
Coca-Cola is a major tenant in the Industrial Park and the sign
would call attention to the fact that the Industrial Park has been
able to attract an international company as a tenant.
Ms. Zurn reiterated her findings made in the meeting of June 17 ,
1981. She concluded that there was nothing special or unique in
the architecture of the building that would demand an oversized
sign and that the public interest in promoting a local business
would be adequately served by a standard sign which, she believed,;
could easily be seen from Interstate 91 due to the proximity of
the Coca-Cola building to the highway. She felt that the public
interest was varied and that the interest in promoting a local
tenant must be balanced with the interest of the public in perserv'ing
the scenic drive on Interstate 91.
On a motion made and seconded, the matter was voted upon. Mr.
Brandt and Dr. Laband voted to grant the petition; Ms. Zurn voted
to deny the petition. The Acting Chairman ruled that the petitions
was denied, and on a motion made and sec�gnded, the meeting was
adjourned.
ill am Bfandt
cting Chairman I
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Marianne Zurn
Peter Laband
COLITE INDUSTRIES , INC .
229 PARSON STREET • P. 0. DRAWER 5 • WEST COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29169 • (803) 796.1000
March 4, 1981
TO: Mr. Edward J. Tewhill
DATE
Department of Building Inspections OUR W. 0. NO 3392
212 Main St
Municipal Building YOUR ORDER NO.
Northampton, MA 01060 JOB NAME Coca Cola
366 King St
LOCATION Northampton, MA
Lq enclosed
Gentlemen: We send you via: ❑ under separate cover
❑ messenger
ED
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION COPY
2 copies Sketch #31831 Coca Cola
These are sent to you:
❑ For approval ❑ For your comments ❑ For your files and/or distribution
REMARKS: Per our phone conversation of this date, I am enclosing two copies
of the sign drawings that you requested.
Please approve and/or correct one (1) copies and return to: N ( Broadway
229 Parson St.
West Columbia, SC 29169
COLITE INDUSTRIES, INC.
Mr. Stanley Parda
CC:
BY
/eob N. C. Broadway, Vic President
FORM 18
31 . Dorothy M . Krawczyk , 43 Bates St . , Northampton 25A 47
32 . Boston & Maine Railroad , 150 Causeway St . 25A 166 & 167
Boston , MA .
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11. List of Abutters: P'Dowboul s rv�ct
Address Sheet No. Parcel
1. James A_ Szynal & Peter S . Kules . 7 Henry St . 25A 15
Nprth_ampton
2. Tn}hn T & T.a i a S Kubasek , 311 Damon Rd 25A 4 5 & 11
Northampton -
3. _Joseph. P . & Janet M . Krok , 301 Damon Rd . 19 6 , 7 & 8
Northampton
4. Raymond F _ & Loretta E . Kelley , 4 Crosby St . 25A 125 & 48
Northampton
5. Frank E . & Francis T . Sadlowski , 9 Crosby St . 25A 111
Northampton
6.—James r _ & Madeline L. Murray , 65 Sherman Ave . 25A 96
Northampton
7. Dominick J . & Arlene K . Ranalli , 21 Crosby St . 25A 86
Northampton
8, Martha Christopher , 59 Coolidge Ave . 25A 75
Northampton
9, Robert D . & Louise J . Zuccone , 79 Crosby St . 25A 39
Northampton
10. Mary N _ F. qt-anlPy M _ Koziol , 48 Marshall St . 25A 32
Northampton
11. Stanley M. Golash , 46 Marshall St. 25A 37
Northampton
12. Stephen R. & Helen M . Flynn , Jr . , 41 Marshall 25A 8 & 24
St . , Northampton
13. Michael J . & Antoinette E . O 'Leary , 45 Marshall 25A 23
Northampton
14. John J . & Sophie A . Filkoski , 41 Marshall St, 25A 22
Northampton
15. Eva Schocker , 34 Bates St . , Northampton 25A 140
16. John D . & Penny L . Dyer , 24 Bates St . 25A 141
17. Thomas J . & Stella C . Munska Jr . , 46 Woodbine 25A 139
Ave . , Northampton
18. Alice K., Pekala , 2206 Hampton Manor 19 1
Northampton
19. Helen V . Backiel , Amelia K. Zehelski , Joseph P . ,25A 9
Michael S . & Peter W. Krok , 345 Damon Rd . , Northampton
20. Northampton Redevelopment Authority , Walter 25A 179 & 178
Murphy , Director, 210 Main St . , Northampton
21, Frank J . Basile & Wm. Orzel , 76 Industrial Dr „ 25A 184
Northampton
22, Cornelius F . Clifford , 48 Bates St . 25A 45
Northampton
23. Rheo J . Dutilly , 51 Bates St . , Northampton 25A 46
24. Marion E . & Emerson S . Searle , 31 Elm St . 25A 19
Northampton
25. Wallace R. & Norma K. Jarvis , 98 Crosby St . 25A 30
Nortriampton
26. Wm. D . & Joanne K. Mackiewicz , 80 Crosby St . 25A 31
Northampton
27. John Kumiega Jr . , 72 Crosby St . , Northampton 25A 36
28. Amherst Woodworking & Supply Inc . , Hubbard Ave . 25A 51
Northampton
29. Willard John & Margaret E . Dion , 22 Crosby St . 50
Northampton IT
30. Helen L . Franklin , 12 Crosby St . , Northampton 2t 49
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�ReBY MADE TO THE CITY OF NORTHAMPTON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS:
NORTHAMPiOPl,PIA.
1°` tCoca-Cola Bottling Company of Northampton
Address 366 Kina Street, Northampton, Maser
2. Owner of Property National Can Corporation
Address 8101 West Higgins Road, Chicago, T11 i not s
3. Applicant is: ❑Owner; ❑Contract Purchaser; 1:1 Lessee; aTenant in Possession.
4. Application is made for:
❑VARIANCE from the provisions of Section page of the Zoning Ordinance of the
City of Northampton.
k]SPECIAL PERMIT under the provisions of Section 7 .2-15 page--7--a—of the Zoning Ordinance
of the City of Northampton.
❑OTHER:
5. Location of Pro erty 45 industrial Drive being situated on
the nortQheasterIT& of Tndnstria1 Drive $¢uft and shown on the Assessors' Maps,
Sheet No. 25A Parcel(s) 185
6. Zone General Industry
7. Description of proposed work and/or use; Installation of a sign with the wnrrls
"Coca-Cola" on the north side_ of the plant fani nq R..,„itP T-al The letters
will have a height of 19 ft-pt- and 1 Length of agpro�T-Jtel�? 42 Loot;
cover approximately 504 square feet Sign will =rojPC-t 10-1/9 inches,
from wall and be illuminated with white neon thing hehind letterG _ The
sign surface will aggregate approximately tis of the wall area
8. (a) Sketch plan attached; ®Yes ❑No
(b) Site plan: ❑Attched k]Not Required
9. Set forth reasons upon which application is based: The architecture of the building and
the location of the land and buildings in the Northampton Tnaiicf-rial Part
is such that granting of permission o r a sign ha_ uinTer l.;;rqAz-
maximum size than permitted i s in the public i ntarac^_a•S tie—s•i•G�o j�-
identify the location of a husiness prnOeQmincj an
recognized product in the Northampton Industrial Park.
10. Abutters (see instructions; list on reverse side of form).
12. 1 hereby certify that information contained herein is true to the be of my knowledge.
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Date �� 1-, ”- Applicant's Signature ��