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17D-064 (13) kazch 34, v HarpshAm Count! Durz H1114 Ncrthamten, Va. &KY! MIT mr, Cary., TOO nshim na: rvllivl- implaints 1pinnl 1 1, far,". M41:0, K 3=00q kvvnm�j A,- Tax Mi !&-Lac 1 -, Wal ?S in it VISPAIn Of bas piviatba lss%s ' 17 DiMict . 0%= 9100004 JIM sari mi lain Wmahr U01jr Pa7 tr. on W2 viewed :21 nlwnMn -4.7.J that ht ii La villm:%in of Us MWIM 311CIZAq Wmazl A TI-101 BUILMIC ALVERTUS J.MORSE Zrial Caurt of RICHARD F.CONNON 1stJuslice Justice DISTRICT COURT istrit f Tourt Pepartment DISTRICT COURT CLERK I MAGISTRATE PROBATION OFF ICE µ13I584-7400 Nrt4ttmpl� (413)584.8417 15 GOTHIC STREET NORTHAMPTON,MASSACHUSETTS 01060 March 29,1983 Mr. Gary A. Padeck 14 Garfield Ave. Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Mr. Padeck: On December 30, 1981 you appeared before this cDurt on complaints # 5571 and # 5572. These complaints involved violations of zoning laws in the city of Northampton. On this day you were found guilty of said violation and fined a total of two hundred dollars. This fine was subsequently suspended until December 26, 1983 with the following conditions: 1) No repairing on premises of motor vehicles other than those owned by occupants of premises; 2) no storing of junk or unregistered motor vehicles an premises; 3) no storing of registered motor vehicles on premises except ones owned by occupants of said premises; 4) fine to be remitted on 12-26-83 if above conditions complied with. It has cane to the attention of this office that these conditions have not been coWlied with. In a letter received by this office, from the Northampton Department of Building Inspections, it seems that you are in violation of your probation issused by this court pertaining to junk cars and auto repair auto parts. For these reasons your case is being brought forward and you must appe ar in District Court on Tbesday, April 5, 1983 at 9:00 A.M. Sincerely, John O'Neil,Intern Michael Carey Probation Officer &urt +ALVERTUS J.MORSE Zrial of 14r TammanfurA4 RICHARD F.CONNON 1st Justice DISTRICT COURT is#rut Tourt epar#ment DISTRICT/COURT CLERK/MAGISTRATE PROBATION OFFICE L (413)56.-74001 QI'th2liti�JfDTt IITi$iD21 (413)584.6417 15 GOTHIC STREET NORTHAMPTON,MASSACHUSETTS 01060 March 29,1983 Mr. Gary A. Padeck. 14 Garfield Ave. Northampton, MA 01060 Dear Mr. Padeck: On December 30, 1981 you appeared before this court on complaints # 5571 and # 5572. These complaints involved violations of zoning laws in the city of Northampton. On this day you were found guilty of said violation and fined a total of two hundred dollars. This fine was subsequently suspended until December 26, 1983 with the following conditions: 1) No repairing on premises of motor vehicles other than those awned by occupants of premises; 2) no storing of junk or unregistered motor vehicles an premises; 3) no storing of registered motor vehicles on premises except ones owned by occupants of said premises; 4) fine to be remitted on 12-26-83 if above conditions complied with. It has come to the attention of this office that these conditions have not been complied with. In a letter received by this office, from the Northampton Department of Building Inspections, it semis that you are in violation of your probation issued by this court pertaining to junk cars and auto repair auto parts. For these reasons your case is being brought forward and you must appear in District Court on Tuesday, April 5, 1983 at 9:00 A.M. Sincerely, John O'Neil,Intern No. 19 TAE COMAJONWEALTII OF MASSACIiUSETTS THE COMMONWEALTH — vs. HAIMPSHIRE, SS. 19 By virtue of this precept I have summoned the wii;i!in named to appear and testify what he knows relative to said complaint as within required ................................................................................................................................ before The District Court of Hampshire, at Northampton in said County,by giving him in hand—leaving at his SUMMONS TO WITNESSES last and usual place of abode,—a true and -_ -- attested copy of this precept. (DUCES TECUM) .. ....___._.... . ._._ .. ........ ......._.,.... ......___.. FEES Service, Travel, miles Cori es, HAM SIIIxr, SS. Iii the scivice of this precept it was neces- sary for me to use an automobile, and I have actuBelly used such conveyance miles and ,-.aid therefor- dollars. ............................... ................................... Police Officer Deputy Sheriff The above extra charges_ were necessarily incurred and are reasonable. HAlIPSrrRE, SS. A.D. 19 Swo-n to before me. ................ .....................................................................I.............. Clerk Tamnyantvtalt4 of Aftiassar4usetts HAMPSHIRE, SS. To L.S. in said County of Hampshire, GREETING: In the name of The Commonwealth you are hereby required to appear before The District Court of Hampshire, at Northampton in said County of Hampshire, on the "o, day of h. . A.D. 19 at nine of the clock in the forenoon then and there in said Court to testify in behalf of said Commonwealth what you know relative to a complaint there pending against HEREOF FAIL NOT, as you will answer your default under the pains and penalties of law in that behalf provided. And the Sheriffs of our several Counties, their deputies, any State Police Officer, or any Constable or Police officer of any Town or City in said County of Hampshire, and any Officer authorized to serve criminal process in this Commonwealth, are in like manner and under like penalties commanded to make legal service and due return of this process. Witness, ALVERTUS J. MORSE. Esquire at Northampton- , . —% 7 in said County of Hampshire,this d ay of in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and '0 A true Copy: CLERK Attest: Police Officer O O n � $ � �Glxssxcltiiset#s � � a DEPARTMENT OF BUILDIXG INSPECTIONS 212 Main Street ' Municipal Building INSPECTOR Northampton, Mass. 01060 G� /L/`` /C3 CJ ��-� .� of Wvrthanqxhm Ch DEPARTMENT OF BUUDDQG INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street ' Municipal Building Northampton, Maas. 01060 Edward J. Tewhill May 3, 1983 Mr. Gary Padeck 14 Garfield Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 City Tax Map 17D - Lot 64 Zoned URB Dear Mr. Padeck: We have received a copy of a letter addressed to Maureen Ryan - Wise Esq. , City Solicitor, City of Northampton, Mass. signed by numerous neighbors living on Garfield Street and surrounding streets. Adversing that you are operating an auto repair and junk yard business at the above location owned by your mother, Mrs. Jean A. Padeck. As fourteen (14) Garfield Street is zoned URB (Residel!tial). You not only are in violation of the District Court findings December 300 1981, but also City of Northampton Zoning Ordinances adopted July 22, 1975, amended April 28, 1978, and December 6, 1979. Article V. Page 5-9, Paragraph 13 "Automotive Repair Business", requires a variance approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals. Please reply with a noterized letter stating the exact status description and use of the automotive parts that are stored on the above. No later than May 10, 1983, by 4:30 P.M. Sincerely I�)17P Edward J. Tewhill Assistant Building Inspector EJT/1d J 4S 4;v Because this problem has gone on for so long, we feel that it is time that the city take strong and consistant action. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, 1 41 RR e�An1' S1 i2Aev ��_ j-"/v�: ,v E J''1.11�ZL��� / , k cc : Mayor M S-a' Micria.el Carey _ Probation Office Z"EL.(5814)8393 wFD4 Ew6►NES, Cecil Clark WEI.D%W.4UMY*tM( Building Inspector PADICK AUTO 2 P�tL-4o�i.Sir May 1 , 1983 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq . City Solicitor City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 Dear Attorney Ryan-Wise, We, the residents of the Garfield Street nei--hborhood are writing to you regarding the status of the Padeck'-residence . As you know, the Padeck property has been a concern of this neighborhood for many years with Gary Padeck maintaining and operating an auto repair business and a junk yard business on the premises. It is our understanding that on Wednesday,. May 4,, 1983 Mr. Padeck will be brought back into court for violation of his probation. We would like to outline several issues which concern us about his continuing to disregard his conditions of probation and other problems. We would like to bring to your attention that he has directly violated his probation by storing an unregistered vehicle on the property for several months . He also continues to operate an auto repair business in addition to his running a junk yard business. Several neighbors have observed truck loads of auto parts being hauled to and from the property. These parts consist of at least eighteen tires, engines, axles, car hoods, fenders, numerous mufflers, and scrap metal, etc. As members of a residential neighborhood we are deeply concerned about Mr. Padeck' s construction of a garage on the premises . It seems highly likely that he will increase the volume of his business once this building is complete . It appears to be an unusually large foundation with major drainage pipes. It seems unlikely that this structure will be used as a household garage. In addition there is a boundary dispute concerning the placement of the structure. As a result of his continued operations several additional hazards must be mentioned. There continues to be speeding and reckless driving which creates a constant risk for all neighborhood children. His business brings additional traffic and noise . In general, we find that Mr. Padeck and his operations continue to be a public nuisance. As taxpayers and homeowners we are concerned about the deterioration of' the neighborhood .If you have any doubts about Mr. Padecks intentions, we have enclosed a copy of his business card . rMAY NL 1 01983 i C NORTHAM�PTON,M IT660� f c�; T �; i� �N����,,� A CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Legal Department 586-6950 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq. City Solicitor iaatr�" u,skxJaaa Esq. ft C i. E. � r Assistant City Solicitor h 4 To: Ed Tewhill, Building Inpsector , `� `�n. From: Maureen Ryan-Wise, City Solicitor�w s .,,, Re: Gary Padeck Date : July 8 , 1983 .� Please be advised that I have been informed that the cases against Gary Padeck regarding zoning violations were dismissed . This office received a telephone call stating it was continued until May 12 , 1983 when in fact it was continued until May 4 , 1983 . Since this office has received further complaints regarding this matter , will you please investigate the situation and proceed to bring the matter to court again as expeditiously as possible if you determine the violations exist. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter . MRW:mlm 4��pT 9 8 a 'e r S'dvard J, July ijs I'M ?AT. CRTY p2lec% 14 GaTfield NoTthamptorl, Maa3. 0,64", I�qAv '�x, 7adec%.- Tt Tias been to t2he Pttentlm o-f tUs ofll e bhat y°)u a-re imaor tin- 'q Ohl 10,j a txal 13-: bed !--.o th� alove 11 is ted Orooemr, ancl to nenalf Scr Aj y�)L 'knew this is im -rioliation o.- the City 0--' NoTthamqtva 0-rd maracas -vhich prom{bits Automotive Repair lz lesidential Zoning. The-refoxe zea3i this op--a-ration I=ediatzly and contact this office at 386-69-A" ext. 240. Edward J. Te,-witill Bull in- Inspecto,%, ,jT/I d mauTsen city scii:itor 'r. �v a-, 3uii-dLl nz '11 p e�!zc Iarj 3 3 s 3, m-r. Gary C'al 3d-yj9A"-3 0 jat:Z!Ve� a 7,. Q U"a Am and 4bar- rs-ilrs aTB he The whll.-Iz's tl-;J t 'ze 011 e a T Ma V e 3 3 1 ,! to -z1? 03d doc Che vir-os,i of storage, lil� a:--,2 a-re for bts priva'a uVI. Ri Z, � 11 no' ?adeek also a '�tlstd :az is MO 'n Con' Sax yx at the atwe & 2'3`3'3 will bt ate, an,41 of EJT,f 1.AA N�r tham? Cl C,5 z t t s n ti3 for er a o�f fo,l-r (4) ment"I'v3 A 3 -,n u, ,a::e 4-w"-A:-:! 0_,: mania V _tj_)n L. t�j� C tor. IF I pa3e e1-:a -oZ 7-.-- a t D e of this 1 ttr ano� 4t lcl;,.3. Building In3?ec,qor E jT 11 tlo 00 t :fit.. 1 rimmmFEB 2 4 1984 . 4 Because this problem has gone on for so long, we feel that it is time that the city take strong and consistant action. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, Y� �-'exez_-_� A Sr Raw 14 v� ,,l c1�iN � , •� C'/aRtJL y� 170RRiGAnl �/U�PNCE cci Vy'-�or ft-u-�s-al�� Ntic ha.e 1 Care Y - Frobation Office TP-L-08008393 VrF�4 SWOWUES, Cecil Clark MIELDItiG�BCDYWnio( Building Inspector PADECI� AUTO 2 2 I PMCE Pu Cal $ ' � : rr N im 0 r rt4 5 pS FEB 24 1984 NIpY6 May 1 , 1983 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq. City Solicitor City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 Dear Attorney Ryan-Wise,. We, the residents of the Garfield Street neighborhood are writing to you regarding the status of the Padeck-residence. As you know, the PFadeck property has been a concern of this neighborhood for many years with Gary Padeck maintaining and operating an- auto repair business and a junk yard business on the premises . It is our understanding that on Wednesday,. May 4,, 1983 Mr.. Padeck will be brought back into court for violation of his probation. We- would like to outline several issues which concern us about his continuing to disregard his conditions of probation and other problems. We would like to bring to your attention that he has directly vio hated his probation by storing an unregistered vehicle on the property for several months. He also continues to operate an auto repair business in addition to his running a junk yard business. Several neighbors have observed truck loads of auto parts being hauled to and from the property. These parts consist of at least eighteen tires, engines, axles, car hoods, fenders, numerous mufflers, and scrap me-tal,. etc. As members of a residential neighborhood we are deeply concerned about Mr. Padeck' s construction of a garage on the premises . It seems highly likely that he will increase the volume of his business once this building is complete. It appears to be an unusually large foundation with major drainage pipes. It seems unlikely that this structure will be used as a household garage. In addition there is a boundary dispute concerning the placement of the structure. As a result of his continued operations several additional hazards must be mentioned. There continues to be speeding and reckless driving which creates a constant risk for all neighborhood children. His business brings additional traffic and noise . In general, we find that Mr. Padeck and his operations continue to be a public nuisance. As taxpayers and homeowners we are concerned about the deterioration of the neighborhood.If you have any doubts about Mr.. Pa.deck's intentions, we have enclosed a copy of his business card. z\\ � ` \� � . � \� \ � d � ° \ . ^ »< ` w��d � +....�:. � \ �\��\2 \ . � February 22,. 1984 Ta write► it may concern, Th-e following is a copy of a Letter dated k 1983 d d appear which was never replied to. III fact, Mr• Padped because the in court on May 4, 1983 and the case was drop prosecution did not show up- to Mr. Padeck continues to violate hisapdoanylfiney; We feel junk cars and auto parts and has never p this case should receive immediate attention. Sincerely, Michael Jacobson-Hardy a . FEB 2 4 1984 DING e Qd f via Because this problem has gone on for so long, we feel that it is time that the city take strong and consi We would greatly appreciate your assistance in ? .gh � Sincerely, 'U Yec 1 � Q- so 89 STRAW 40r= 1oR,-.A)C,6 4 CqROLVA) lx� cc s yor IvNsa&� -- c6-o &,X-,Z,4&,avz MichaelCarey Probation Office TCL,458,139, Cecil Clark Bui'lding Inspector PADSC AUTO.z we Pus F f yy a AN r r I Maureen R city Sol'Ryan-Wise, ESQ • 21py Ha 1lcltor j�aY 1 , 198 Main Street Northampton, ,lriass. 0106o a6o u Dear Attorney R• AFB 2 7 1984 Yan-Wise,. wri'ti fie' the re s ' � neYong to zdenrts i you know, egardIng the e Garfield °Pegatirhood for Padeck Pro Status of Street ai¢ Pre ng atrnY yearsPertY has beethe Padeak rQ°rhood are Premise 1ta s repair with Gar n a cancer, rid Ood ivlr'. Pade is our businESS Y Fadeck n of t Pro ek will unders and main bation be bra tared . a Junk tainin his us about We would ught back Into On°n '�ednetd buslnessno and OtherhProbClemanuingkto di outline vet for viola' . %Y 4,• 1983 We would sregard his condltioes hi h s 3 vi 013 to like ns Property his atto bring to of Probation Pro ti Your repair Y for Several n bY. s,Orin attentio several business months. g an unre n that he haul neighborsn' addition toxe also coati ster.ed vehic le directly eighteen to and from observed observed his runnin Hues too °n the and n tires, en the Property, truck loads a Junk Yard rate an auto scrap me-tal,, etc. ax carhhee parts Of auto uto partbusiness. aboutAs members odds' fendersist of at lea Mr• of a numerous s t seems highly, c residential muffler Once thishly, l-ikel onstruction neighborhood s, founds buildin Y that he wil Of agarage we are ti°n w' g is co 1 incre °n the deeply co atbound r wIII be It drain It app arshe volume olfnase8� Ierned As Y dispute concernznhOUSehoid gar seeTO u�llkunusaltylness hazar a result g the place age. In addllY that this Of h�kless drivbs me ti ones ontinued o e mBnt of the street re here is children. ions • aenerai, we xf s nbus.iness crea t o a co anti ues to several additional Public Ind that brings ad natant risk be speedin zonal nuis Mr. Pade dItional for all g and Mrtire Pa �3°ration•ofAs taxpayers and his oteaffIC and noeighborhood 'es intentio the neigh and homeownerat1°ns contznu� In ns, we have enclosed You have ante concerned be a cOPY of his you bout bout business card. �$ir m i � ::.. ,. ti r • L Fobruary 22, 1964 FEB 2 4 1984 CITY Sol ICI � T'' w1l" it may concern, OFFICE IJ� S The following is a copy which was never re .' of a letter dated May 1, 1 8 in court on Ma replied to. Irr fact, ,Xr p 9 prosecution y � , 1983 and the case was dropped did appear did not show up, because the Mr• Padeck continues to v• jumk cars and auto violate his probation b this case should receive and has Weyer paid a Y storing immediate attention. fine. We feel Sincerely, Xichael Jacobson-Hardy • • f ¢'.,.�s. � � �„ � _ �� .� >.r 4 ei Y}}f 1 � 1 � f CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Y Legal Department 586-6950 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq. City Solicitor Patrick T. Gleason, Esq. Assistant City Solicitor �� To: Ted Tewhill, Building Inspector From: Patrick T. Gleason, Assistant City Solicito� Re: Gary Padeck Date: February 24, 1984 Attached is a copy of correspondence received in this office regarding the above individual. What will be the course of action? I think that if he is now in violation, we should commence again. Perhaps you can update me. PTG:mlm Enclosure 4�xpT ?��Oy 9 � s e r a�, •1,{'i�i �� CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS City Hall 210 Main Street pEPL u Btlnpp� Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 NOR1HAMp1ON, MA,01060 NS OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 586-6950 David B. Musante,Jr. March 8, 1984 Mayor Ms. Jeanne L. Thompson 40 Garfield Avenue Florence, MA 01060 Dear Ms. Thompson: Thank you for your letter regarding the Gary Padeck problem at 17 Garfield Street. I have visited the site on several occasions and agree wholeheartedly with you. This mess should be cleaned up and Mr. Padeck should be expected to comply with the law. In this regard, Building Inspector Tewhill has promised me that he will again seek relief from the courts. Thank you again for your concern. We will get to the heart of this matter shortly. Sincerely, David B. Musante, Jr. Mayor City of Northampton cc: Ted Tewhill Maureen Ryan-Wise Terry Gleason D BM:mm of 'Nod4ampt" . � f �asssc4usetts - -_ DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street ' Municipal Building Northampton, Mass. 01060 Edward J. Tewhill o March 5, 1984 Ms. Jennie A. Padeck & Gary Padeck 14 Garfield Ave. Florence, Mass. 01060 Tax Map 17D - Lot #64 - Zoned URB Dear Jennie & Gary: This notice is to inform you that you are in violation of Section 5.1 of the Zoning Ordinance. Specifically: Using property in a (URB) Residential Zone for the the storage of junk as defined by Article 2, Section 2; junk. Since you were notified on February 23, 1984 and given resonable time to correct this violation; action will, once again, be requested of the City's Law Department, to seek abatement of this violation through the courts. Sincerely, Edward J. TFill Building In cc: Legal Department DEPARTMENT OF BUU DDQG INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street ' Municipal Building Northampton, Mass. 01060 To: Patrick Gleason, Asst. City Solicitor (� From: Edward J. Tewhill, Building Inspector Date: February 27, 1984 Re: Gary Padeck, 14 Garfield Ave. , Violation of City Zoning Ordinances. As requested by your letter dated February 24, 1984, the course of action this office is pursuing it as follows: 1. Mr. Padeck was informed February 23, 1984 verbally; by the Assistant Building Inspector, that all junk and unregistered motor vehicles falling within the wording of Section 8.10-17. a.b. of the Zoning Ordinance, be removed from the property. 2. Action to effectuate this must commence immediately (as of February 23, 1984) and must be completed by March 2, 1984. 3. A re-inspection will take place on March 5, 1984, if not in compliance with the above section; action from your office will be requested. cc: Paul Bixby, President of City Council Jacobson — Hardy f .. �ssssdryscW _= DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street - Municipal Building Edward J. Tewhill Northampton, Mass. 01060 March 5, 1984 Ms. Jennie A. Padeck & Gary Padeck 14 Garfield Ave. Florence, Mass. 01060 Tax Map 17D - Lot #64 - Zoned URB Dear Jennie & Gary: This notice is to inform you that you are in violation of Section 5.1 of the Zoning Ordinance. Specifically: Using property in a (URB) Residential Zone for the the storage of junk as defined by Article 2, Section 2; junk. Since you were notified on February 23, 1984 and given resonable time to correct this violation; action will, once again, be requested of the City's Law Department, to seek abatement of this violation through the courts. Sincerely, 3 V� _ � �w V Edward J. Te ill Building In pector V� cc: Legal Department AUX 0 .� t � fJ 1 ����� ,¢ ., fi ^aw � � r �_ }�� Because this problem has gone on for so long, we feel that it is time that the city take strong and consistant action. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, L•��CIZ. / �/,��-C �-2 /C� - '�����/'� �- �t c l !f�Gt,E? ���G�'L.L� -�� c , �c��ini 1• �F Cl�RVC y� 17pRR�GAnJ 89 S!RAW A0r j=/vii-NCE C wx�n-ems j� �.-c `i��°✓z-� c-4..., �a-�G�-c.•.�.�t U� - i/ �ah �.�� ./.1� '_��-rte o � e;�-�..� �J�i S.e'►.-. mot'o G- �%�i� �7` "'� f�°-v---..-< Michael Carey Probation Office ' '!I�r'L.(se�t)83g3 W F'D4 EN61ME S, Cecil Clark � { WEI.DIN�800YWnAi Building Inspector Vk �PADECi� o� AUTO 24 YZsERVic� we A. Pvt.►.oR�r }. �� .. o..� � n .,aw�,,..�,.�.a.� .ti, ,�u.,<. May 1 , 1983 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq . �_ ,� City Solicitor n�k� City Hall n l` 210 Main Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 i� MAR b 198 U �. Dear Attorney Ryan-Wise, ASP MONS M� 01060 We, the residents of the Garfield Street neighborhood are writing to you regarding the status of the Fadeck residence. As you know, the PFadeck property has been a concern of this neighborhood for many years with Gary Padeck maintaining and operating an- auto repair business and a junk yard business on the premises . It is our understanding that on Wednesday,. May 4,. 1983 Mr. Padeck will be brought back into court .for violation of his probation. We would like to outline several issues which concern us about his continuing to disregard his conditions of probation and other problems. We would like to bring to your attention that he has directly violated his probation by storing an unregistered vehicle on the property for several months. He also continues to operate an auto repair business in addition to his running a junk yard business. Several neighbors have observed truck loads of auto parts being hauled to and from the property. These parts -consist of at least eighteen tires, engines, axles, car hoods, fenders, numerous mufflers, and scrap metal,. etc . As members of a residential neighborhood we are deeply concerned about Mr. Padeck' s construction of 'a garage on the premises . It- seems highly likely that he will increase the volume of his business once this building is complete. It appears to be an unusually large foundation with major drainage pipes. It seems unlikely that this structure will be used as a household garage. In addition there is a boundary dispute concerning the placement of the structure. As a result of his continued operations several additional hazards must be mentioned . There continues to be speeding and reckless driving which creates a constant risk for all neighborhood children. His business brings additional traffic and noise . In general, we find that Mr. Padeck and his operations continue to be a public nuisance . As taxpayers and homeowners we are concerned about the deterioration of the neighborhood .If you have any doubts about Mr., Padecks intentions, we have enclosed a copy of his business card. ` f � � � - � ��� . �J � f ^ � � \ )} . ..��db � © >���2 � w±?:a,a : t ' February 22, 1984 Tar whom it may concern, The following is a copy of a letter dated May 1, 1983 which was never replied to. In fact, Mr. Padeck did appear in court on May 4, 1983 and the case was dro prosecution did not show up. Aped because the Mr. Padeck continues to violate his probation by storing junk cars and auto parts and has never paid any fine. We feel this case should receive immediate attention. Sincerely, Michael Jacobson-Hardy �LE� FEB 2 4 1983 MAYOR,$ OFFICE MAR 6 1984 ; SM.of 8"M trr ECTI0NS Nrn UPM,M&01060 M ,� �r ,�.. /I CITY OF NORTHAMPTON" = Y MASSACHUSETTS 6 f t , " City Hall I 210 Main Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 566-6950 David B. Musante,Jr. March 5, 1984 Mayor MEMO TO: Maureen Ryan-Wise, City Solicitor SUBJECT: Junk cars/auto parts at Padeck residence on Garfield Street It would be appreciated if you would crack down on Mr. Padeck for refusal to live up to his probation conditions. This is a long standing case and it appears evident that Mr. Padeck is intent on doing his own thing rather than complying with the Law. Please get back to me with a plan of action. Sincerely, David B. Musante, Jr. Mayor City of Northampton cc: Ted Tewhill, Building Inspector Michael Jacobson-Hardy Enclosure DBM:mm 3/5/84 Inspection No unregistered Vehicles on property: Regist' # 1932 Ford F-100 truck AE91-461 '68 Buick Skylark 672- DWF '72 Chev Wagon 179-DDL ' 76 Ford Torino 734-HSI also registered to the property owner was 1982 HOMEM Trailer TR43-376 ----------------------------------------- Piled on side of road were used fridge, junk, and other debris. APPLICATION FOR SHOW CAUSE - CRIMINAL COMPLAINT DATE FILED ACCEPTED BY COMPLAINANT: DEFENDANT: NAME: Inspector of Building - Zoning NAME: Jennie A. & Gary Padeck 'Enforcement Officer ADDRESS: 212 Main Street ADDRESS: 14 Garfield Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 Florence, ass. TEL. 'NO.- 586-6950 ext. 242 - TEL. NO. ' ATTORNEY Northampton City Solicitor ATTORNEY WHEN CRIME COMMITTED Feb. 23, 1984 WHERE CRIME COMI1I7`TED 14 Garfield St. orence, Mass. 91060 REPORTED TO POLICE February 23 1984 By: Zoning Enforcement Ufficer BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF CRIME: The defendants did allow their property at 14 Garfield Street, Florence,- Mass. to be used in such a manner as to violate the City of Northampton Zoning Ordinances, Section 5.1. Defendants property is located in a (URB) Residential Zone in which the storage of junk; as defined by Article 2 Definitions, Section 2.1 Junk, is a prohibited use. DATE (Signed) Complainant I I i , . ��s.,� i i i I i i i i i I i i i i i i i rldWP 'Dial Court of the Commonwealth Clerk's Office APR 5 1984 District Court Department Hampshire Division OF BUILM W 15 Gothic Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01.060 f 19 pI TO :°°;n Ifw You are hereby notified that an application for a criminal complaint for alleged violat,'!or if r'#tV o-'-' Section 5.1 , Spct4nn 2.1 has been made and a hearing thereon will be had in the CLERK'S OFFICE on day r . ,' 19 ,,4 at rt;7r: v A PM at which time you may appear with counsel if you wish, and present such evidence as you desire to have considered. PLEASE PRESENT THIS NOTICE AT THE CLERK'S OFFICE IF YOU APPEAR ON THIS MATTER R f 1€ WN DE?�. Because this problem has gone on for so long, we feel that it is time that the city take strong and consistant action. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, ` tI 9/ f t G e ec / // t j-'/'L- 16C ev- f,L wo,so %IRV" AN , 4 CIROL yV hkRAi6AnJ 8� S!RAW A0/ �I090-AlCE r� . .� t2 BSI C c x C y r fltu a n� � - -�,^•-�e� g`o w- Cr`.�- . Mchae1 Care .f-� �a_,t�!v , . a�� �.� ;C %_ � c•4 �_ Y Probation Office Z'EL.��B�)8343 wF'D4 FWA"S, Cecil Clark WELDtt�,�gClpyWn� Building Inspector PAID9CK AUTO � -2H yZsERvica we � '. .... a 5" ':.:t� .. �- ._ iY o � � [ CITY OF NORTHAMPTON f MASSACHUSETTS 2 N4 City Hall 210 Main Street WT.OF BUMNO RWCtIONtS s Northampton, Maachusem 01080 WEn P oR Mil oQ OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 586-6950 David B. Musante,Jr. July 31, 1984 Mayor MEMO TO: Terry Gleason, Moe Ryan SUBJECT: Paddock property on Garfield Avenue, Florence Gary Paddock of Florence is continuing to violate the law by keeping junk cars on his mother's property. I would really like to see this guy locked up. Please proceed post haste. I feel rather foolish in that this problem has not been resolved in over two years of deliber4tions. Please get back to me with an update. The latest that I hear is that the judge threw the case out because the City's lawyers failed to show at the show— cause hearing. Sincerely, David B.Musante, Jr. 1 Mayor City of Northampton cc: Building Inspector DBM:mm Iota y 1 , 1983 Maureen Ryan-Vise, Esq . City Solicitor City Hall 210 (Main Street I� Ir f Northampton, Mass. 01060 �` � NOV 1 1984 Dear Attorney y an R -Wlse,, DEPT.OF BUILDING INSPECTIONS NORTHAMPTON.AAA.01050 A. We, the residents of the Garfield Street neighborhood are writing to you regarding the status of the Fadeck residence. As you know, the Fadeck property has been a concern of this neighborhood for marry years with Gary Padeck maintaining and operating an auto repair business and a junk yard business on the premises . It is our understanding that on Wednesday,. May 4,, 1983 Mr.. Padeck will be brought back into court for violation of his probation. We would like to outline several issues which concern us about his continuing to disregard his conditions of probation and other problems. We would like to bring to your attention that he has directly violated his probation by storing an unregistered vehicle on the property for several months. He also continues to operate an auto repair business in addition to his running a junk yard business. Several neighbors have observed truck loads of auto parts being hauled to and from the property. These parts consist of at least eighteen tires, engines, axles, car hoods, fenders, numerous mufflers, and scrap metal,- etc . As members of a residential neighborhood we are deeply concerned about Mr. Padeck' s construction of a garage on the premises . It seems highly likely that he will increase the volume of his business once this building is complete. It appears to be an unusually large foundation with major drainage pipes. It seems unlikely that this structure will be used as a household garage. In addition there is a boundary dispute concerning the placement of the structure. As a result of his continued operations several additional hazards must be mentioned. There continues to be speeding and reckless driving which creates a constant risk for all neighborhood children. His business brings additional traffic and noise . In general, we find that Mr. Padeck and his operations continue to be a public nuisance . As taxpayers and homeowners we are concerned about the deterioration of' the neighborhood .If you have any doubts about Mr.. Padecles intentions, we have enclosed a copy of his business card . February 22, t9E4 Ta whvm it may concern, The following is a copy of a letter dated fray 1 , 1983 which was never replied to. In fact, Mr. Padeck did appear in court on INTay 4, 1983 and the case was dropped because the prosecution did not show up. Mr. Padeck continues to violate his probation by storing junk cars and auto parts and has never paid any fine. We feel this case should receive immediate attention. Sincerely, • �i�-t.�aco'7c._ �r� :Michael Jacobson-Hardy N NOV r i9�4 DEPT.OF BUILDING MPEC r Mi N0 THA A,010uti ,, , F oiob'o 'ittoryley City soli,,--itor ,-ity hal, FILED Northaanr)-Ik-'an, 01000 NOV OCT 30 M4 W4 1 jbdL�--. - 11 DEPT.OF Olili DING IN5PECT10NS CITY SQL ICITORBS RE: The Gary .'�ileck residence Fia io--,,r Attorney T Ir-i Tieu of coming- P2deck case court hearing on r ii -,y ',c - to i%Cor- 1)84, we irt. w r i -3 rid of ht- histor�, o 13 9se. jadeck property 1:3s been rtei.,,,241'Ucrt,00d prut !, e-, for riai,y years now. On Feb •u;irY 5, 1981 we :i for r.:A re., ie.- , .sir. '.'ec.J ! ',' lark, the City -)uildlng e,: s l lint-al op e r;i t i c,ri of an au t(,.,no tflat r,t2 p 71 J, r L U I i r)y S�Iyl ,.,. -t taken to ine nrobl.trn- On October 20, 1981 , we again wr'',' ,-, I)im �K,3t, no 1-isting improvements had been made red.-irlin,:- the property. On Jecember 9, 1981 Mr. harry JWI-i-owski , Jr. i fc-jrmed ::-i t.1,%; t on Decemlr;er }0 , 1981 a t •i "" I X'—, to take c - r• 4,L,, matter. 7!-ie outcome of t-Js trial Mr. Pade ,- - t,v� r ,rcl;,jtion with conditions that he cease his ,i-atr) repair -L)SJ -1E. FS -IT-c-' ce,iFp storing unregistered vehicles on the ;)remises- . 1f he vv,�,., found in violation of these conditions, he would , I e fined X200. fir, .s s veral oc-ca - ons during the probation period we ca I led :) in" rm iolf-. ­,-'lark tti>=3t 4lr . 1-3deck was storing several. unsl ,.>'r junk c r n ? prir-t F-, 6�)r -ompl-,.-jints led to no 73ction being taken tc 'roCI-rk ir.,fjrirLe,� 1-1�11" -" ! !)-s of the proC i--i-+ion. In fact, 1Vl T r+-,:t to instructions to Go so. Ur. 3 letter written to Attorney y- ,-Wisp i n fo r J r: t.hE> city of thu lack of progress in this matter-. V- ()U a i this letter enclosed . It is important to note tti t ui, A,,,,, II.,la . P-i(iec"L was r,,, in lurou-iit o court, L-I' k, to t vev, -r tti •- ,rcs . ori iiA not s ow up and as a result the case was dropned . (-,w b that -t 0 - believe th- it is up to the city deTrOrl',tr,ite "ie re�-. ilonts of the Garfield Street neighborhood t}- ,, it is -3rd compotent in the job of enforcing city ord.in,----Inces . i us by his !ictions that he needs firm and consis—i limits clear consequences if he does not comply Wi t tj 4",,, -, r.,pea1inp- to your expertise to get this job A onc -- ce ;I,,-; i "o, )U " -"r your time and consiJeration on this matter. Michael U Tq cobson-hardy r , CITY OF NORTHAMPTON t�� 1 MASSACHUSETTS ?. --��, City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 586-6950 L David B. Musante,Jr. ' O 'Mayor DING INSPECTIONS T0: Patrick T. Gleason , City Solicitor PMN.MA.01060 FROM: David B. Musante, Mayor Ay DATE : December 10, 1984 RI : Gary Paddock - Junk on property It has come to my attention that Gary Paddock presently has eight (i ) jtink cars on his mother ' property, four (4) of which he has registered. Apparently, he is trying to circumvent the intent of the court action because the court order mentions "junk" and not cars. Ted Tewhill has indicated that there is little that his office can do regarding the cars that are registered because of the language of the Court Order. Please press as hard as you can to have the court take action to really address all aspects of this problem. Thank. you. PBM:deg cr : Ted Tewh i 1 1 dgEbb DEPARTMENT OF BUILDDIG INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street • Municipal Building ,r Northampton, Mass. 01060 Edward J. Tewhill To: Patrick Gleason, Asst. City Solicitor From: Edward J. Tewhill, Building Inspector Date: -June 18, 1984 Subject: Show Cause #439 - Jennie & Gary Padeck As the Padecks failed to report to the Show Cause Hearing per violation of Northampton Zoning Ordinances per Section 5.1, Section 2.1, on April 19. 1984. This office has not been notified as to what action the District Court is Contemplating. Please advise. _ _ r f. a • • �Its�scl�metts � ' = DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street • Municipal Building Northampton, Mass. 01060 Edward J. Tewhill June 26, 1984 Trial Court of the Commonwealth Clerk's Office District Court Department Hampshire Division 15 Gothic Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 Gentlemen: The following Show Cause Hearings #439 - Jennie and Gary Padeck, #440 Edward Gross and #441 John Maziarz have not complied with hearing therefore, please issue complaints. Sincerely, Edward J. Tewhill Building Inspector CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS City Hall 210 Main Street Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Legal Department 586-6950 � 0 21 i994 Maureen Ryan-Wise, Esq. City Solicitor II"gQI CtIONS N�R111AMPCON NII�01060 Patrick T. Gleason, Esq. Assistant City Solicitor TO: Edward J. Tewhill, Building Inspector , FROM: Patrick T. Gleason, Assistant City Solicitor DATE: June 20, 1984 RE: Jennie & Gary Padeck I requested Complaint, must await District Court issuance of Complaint. PTG:dmg cc: Jack Fitzgerald 4�IMMMPT 20 0 r B B a e � � �Isss:cf�ttsetts _ DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTIONS INSPECTOR 212 Main Street ' Municipal Bijilding Northampton, Mass. 01060 Edward J. Tewhill June 26, 1984 Trial Court of the Commonwealth Clerk's Office District Court Department Hampshire Division 15 Gothic Street Northampton, Mass. 01060 Gentlemen: The following Show Cause Hearings #439 - Jennie and Gary Padeck, #440 Edward Gross and #441 John Maziarz have not complied with hearing therefore, please issue complaints. • Sincerely, �7 � t Edward J. Tewhill Building Inspector 1UHIMINAL DOCKET NUMBER COMPLAINT 84 CR 2245 Trial Court of Massachusetts COURT D District-Court-.0"Af ftne rent DIVISION Northampton 4_)'M Northampton j v AY -MAGISTRATE _MICE OR-CLE9K OF THE DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT: Jennie A. Padeck 14 Garfield St . The within named and undersigned complainant, on _VIA '01060 behalf of the Commonwealth-on 4Dath, tomplains that on the date and at the location stated herein the defendant did commit the offense(s)listed below. _J DEF.DOS oFPENSECODE(S) 999a C'-) c, DATE OF OFFENSE PLACE OF OFFENSE 2/23/84 Northam ton COMPLAINANT 'i 'rLICE DEPARTMENT, Edv,,ard J . Tewhill Private DATE OF COMPLAINT RETURN DATE AND TIME 10/2/34 111/2/84 @ 9 : 00 A.M . COUNT-OFFENSE a .VIOLATION ZONING ORDINANCES, CITY 01rN'T0i1 ART V, S.5.1 Storage of JUNK not being one of the exceptions 'as- provided in Article V , Section 5 . 1 of the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Northampton , did use land at 14 Garfield Street , in Northampton , for storage of junk , said use not being listed under said section .and said use not -permitted by right by special permit or -by -a--va,r-1a-nce_.gra-nted under theprovisions of section 1 0. 9 , i n v i o l a t i o n - -- . . ­­- I din of said Article v Sqcti on 5 . 1 of the Zoning Ordinances of the City of a, Northampton . COUNT -OFFENSE COUNT-OFFENSE COUNT-OFFENSE FMT OR AUTHORIZED OFFICER SWORN BEFORE ERKIMASI&T-RA E/ASST.NER ON ADDITIONAL COUNTS ATTACHED T W "r FIRST AldV-10E COUV AUUMbb A JV Morse 15 Gothic Street lvertus J . A TRUE CLERK-MAGISTRATEIASST.CLERK I ON(DATE) Northampton , MA 01060 COPY ATTEST: X