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Home My WebLink AboutFW Complaint on Condition of Residential Property 38 Lookout RoadCarl Can you save this to file. This has been an issue in past, and now Building says, eyesore not enforceable. Thanks From: Grylls, Mark Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 12:08 PM To: Florio, Mary Alice <MFlorio@yarmouth.ma.us>; Slack, Christine <CSlack@yarmouth.ma.us> Cc: Murphy, Bruce <BMurphy@yarmouth.ma.us>; Knapik, Daniel <dknapik@yarmouth.ma.us>; Inkley, Brad <binkley@yarmouth.ma.us>; Sears, Tim <tsears@yarmouth.ma.us> Subject: RE: Complaint on Condition of Residential Property Hi Mary Alice, Brad has just informed me that there are no violations regarding the placement of the boat. The hoop house was supposed to come down and be replaced by shed. Eyesores are not enforceable. If more boats arrive, we can revisit the issue. Mark MARK GRYLLS DIRECTOR OF INSPECTIONAL SERVICES / BUILDING COMMISSIONER TOWN OF YARMOUTH (508) 398-2231 x 1260 From: Florio, Mary Alice Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 11:25 AM To: Slack, Christine <CSlack@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:CSlack@yarmouth.ma.us>> Cc: Murphy, Bruce <BMurphy@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:BMurphy@yarmouth.ma.us>>; Knapik, Daniel <dknapik@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:dknapik@yarmouth.ma.us>>; Grylls, Mark <mgrylls@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:mgrylls@ yarmouth.ma.us>> Subject: FW: Complaint on Condition of Residential Property Hi. This was a follow-up email from Kevin Ryan about the Lookout property. MaryAlice From: Selectmen Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 9:31 AM To: Florio, Mary Alice <MFlorio@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:MFlorio@yarmouth.ma.us>> Subject: FW: Complaint on Condition of Residential Property From: Kevin Ryan [mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2020 1:51 PM To: Holcomb, Norm <NHolcomb@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:NHolcomb@yarmouth.ma.us>> Cc: Selectmen <Selectmen@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:Selectmen@yarmouth.ma.us>>; Knapik, Daniel <dknapik@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:dknapik@yarmouth.ma.us>> Subject: Re: Complaint on Condition of Residential Property To further explain the situation we fully realize that we live in a seaside community and as such there boats stored on the property over the winter months. What be comes problematic is (5) boats being stored on the property and the property being used more as a boatyard with washings and chemicals being applied with a slope going back into the wetlands for all the chemicals. As a seaside community protections should be in place to protect these wetlands. We did have a meeting in February with all the residents and we were assured that all the problems would be resolved by May 1st. Nothing has been done. As the lot is in direct view from our dining room, I can confirm that the water tank within the protected wetlands area was not there last week and the property is still an eyesore. I would like to schedule a time where Mary and I can meet with you to discuss this situation. Please suggest a time where we can meet. Kevin Leo Ryan Managing Partner Microscopy Solutions LLC 508-680-3741 ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com> I have established a new email for correspondence with Microscopy Solutions LLC. That email is kevin.microscopysolutions@gmail.com<mailto:kevin.microscopysolutions@gmail.com> Please Visit: www.microscopysolutions.org<http://www.microscopysolutions.org/> No trees were injured in the creation of this e-mail, but a large number of electrons were summarily inconvenienced. On Tue, May 19, 2020 at 12:30 PM CapeCod@gmail.com<mailto:CapeCod@gmail.com> <ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com>> wrote: Thank you for stopping by. It appears that dumping is still occurring with hot water tanks and toilets being dumped marsh side. How can these issues be addressed ? [cid:image001.jpg@01D63356.426F4200] Kevin Leo Ryan Managing Partner Microscopy Solutions LLC 508-680-3741<tel:508-680-3741> ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:theryans.capecod@gmail.com> No trees were injured in the creation of this e-mail, but a large number of electrons were summarily inconvenienced. On Apr 8, 2020, at 12:24 PM, Holcomb, Norm <NHolcomb@yarmouth.ma.us<mailto:NHolcomb@yarmouth.ma.us>> wrote: Hi Kevin, Since I live nearby I walked by your property this morning. You certainly have a beautiful home so I understand your concerns. As summer approaches, with foliage filling in, I suspect some visual buffering will take place. You should understand that we live in a seaside community and that property owners often temporarily store their watercraft and related materials and equipment on their property. In most situations there is not an issue. We hope that neighbors can resolve any concerns amicably. Once the Town is asked to respond to a complaint I'm sure you understand the animosity that may result. I think our building department should best respond at this time. I'm sure they will address any safety or health issues.? My comments are my own, not to be construed as a position of the Town or the Selectboard as a whole. I hope any issues are resolved to your satisfaction. Sincerely, Norman Holcomb, Selectman 96 Center St. ________________________________ From: Kevin Ryan <ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com>> Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 9:41 AM To: Selectmen Cc: Kevin L. Ryan Subject: Complaint on Condition of Residential Property Attention! This email originates outside of the organization. Do not open attachments or click links unless you are sure this email is from a known sender and you know the content is safe. Call the sender to verify if unsure. Otherwise delete this email. ________________________________ Good Morning: I am pleased to say that my Wife and I retired and moved to 34 Lookout Road (3) years and enjoy living with the community and have found the city services and employees great to work with. During this three year period we have invested heavily in improving our property while pulling permits for all work performed. During this time period we have watched our neighbors property (38 Lookout) turn into a boat storage yard featuring toilets, and metal trash thrown about the yard. This property also features a non-permitted "Hoop Structure" that has fallen down and is currently a health hazard as well as a safety hazard. I am working through the process with the inspection department, but I would welcome the opportunity for you to visit our property so I can show you what we are dealing with from our perspective. If you could contact me it would be most appreciated. Kevin Leo Ryan Managing Partner Microscopy Solutions LLC 508-680-3741 ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com><mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com<mailto:ryans.capecod@gmail.com>> I have established a new email for correspondence with Microscopy Solutions LLC. That email is kevin.microscopysolutions@gmail.com<mailto:kevin.microscopysolutions@gmail.com><mailto:kevin.microscopys olutions@gmail.com<mailto:kevin.microscopysolutions@gmail.com>> Please Visit: www.microscopysolutions.org<http://www.microscopysolutions.org><http://www.microscopysolutions.org/> No trees were injured in the creation of this e-mail, but a large number of electrons were summarily inconvenienced.