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Home My WebLink About20-E094 APPROVED 1 NOV 2 4 2020 YARMOUTH (.57. 4>\'.5-1,..' TOWN OF YARMOUTH YAR OU H TOWN CLERK OLD KING'S HIGHW;. 1146 ROUTE 28, SOUTH YARMOUTH, MA 02664-4451 likka•- Telephone(508)398-2231 Ext. 1292-Fax(508)398-0836 '2 OEC AH 1 1:478 RLC OLD KING'S HIGHWAY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION Application is hereby made for the issuance of a Certificate of Exemption under Sections 6 and 7 of Chapter 470 of Acts of 1973, as amended, for the proposed work as described below and on plans, drawings, or photographs accompanying this application. Type or Print legibly: 1 ( _,:- - / '- i `) cf Address of proposed work. �,tO QOU t�- 1, Lif' fr.0 t i _ o,t_Map/Lot#.... ! „i.:.._--4._.,... i ) Owner(s) /l{LC_t2e--� U i �T ri _ , - ` �' - - - - -- _---- . _ - —_ Phone# ( l ' = All applications must be submitted by owner or accompanied by letter from owner approving submittal of application. Mailing address�l 1-4)�9 I2 out , eQ u(t1 (MUv Olt t NAYear built a r7 _5)(__- Email: V-1 i:_. C2-1-e TY1 c1...t1 .G..G-) t ( U irre l� / "`rl Preferred notification method: Phone V Email Agent/Contractor: (1( Cbd s--tu rte.W )( _k ' Phone#:9175.5 - 56 (7`-' Mailing Address: 1 g liL TL Ur_`�-�l/ Email k1 e k I Let (2.ct r-`L, 1 . Co rn Preferred notification method 0 Phone [I Email Description of Proposed Work(Additional pages may be attached if necessary): W- fro PU` - -1..,_,�Y� C � S <,E.(<.� Ulc.,ft. v- - 6,--- 30 - i r ft 5 be)r e- wo.✓1 I 1 I-trL k_42,• -r 1 r1w > lti, -b h-<_ frui 5 t c ,Q- 1 vv k, ar,.-;i . ; tti-I.- ,.c-cu"--c.--- ......- o c 1 i 1L st ru c,-L-u r-‹,_s v 0`,1oP CO�� tet -• Lf\ � �� t ec t o Lir,- -cr-v tit In D u s c-- Guy-d c o r1 rtc' - t,.�t� b. H,,� b.2.,%..- i Gam.( v e-r" 1-e, Q.'c'G.i d.z�.t� cit-1±- L? A- ax.../....4 li tta o� (7.7. t r�K.-t , 7 Rcl E i (0 - 5 - 4.02_ -0 Signed (Owner or agent): Date. - Owner/contractor/agent is aware that a permit may be required from the Building Department.(Check other departments.also) This certificate is good for one year from approval date or upon date of expiration of Building Permit.whichever date shall be later For Committee use only: Date /,0/14_7/—2O ✓ • .. Denied .veil Approved with changes __-____-�' Amount ...V10.00 Reason ••r RECEIVED 1_ ' PROVED _-_--_ _ P ,S`i; CastdCK Si y I 1 r 2020 - _ 0V 24 2020 acrd �J� -- YARMOUTH -- —- YARMOUTH OLD . R - ' , - - a ._- k. 'S Ht -'i V 9,0 0°i1A AMPADate Signed: Signed: . APPLICATION# V5.2017 7310 Greenbriar Road North Syracuse, New York 13212 October 2, 2020 Dear Old King's Highway Historic District Committee, I am the owner of the property at 467 Route 6A in Yarmouthport, Massachusetts, and my daughter, Victoria Krukowski, and her husband and children live in the house. I do not currently live there. I am in agreement with my daughter's interest in having a stone wall built around the front of the property. I think it is a good idea, and it will give them peace of mind, and help protect the family in the case of an car accident at the corner. Sincerely, 1?.(A/7/-<,14—' RECE D _ I OCT 0 6 1020 APPROVED" I "' IG OLD KING''SS HIGHWAY NOV 2 4 2020 YARMOUTH OLD KING'S HIGHWAY y " 4' . > •' t ti * ` s .. t • t . c": / • f• - • • • r"r :11 C , .......? / , . . , .• . �F • e. i i ;fir _ ' f i r } , r+ t raj ' • " *, �, ate` '« „� • , - . k,-. • . ,--,,,,:„ ...,.: - .el t go , -.., . Ei RECEI EC [APPROVEi OCT 062020 , I I NOV 242020 YARIV�vu i I`. 1 I OLD KING'S HIGHWAY . YARMOUTH OLD KING'S HIGHWAY ,j - ' • ALI t ' AP I RECEIVED NOV 2 4 2020 OCT 0 6 2020 PIVI,VF:101\ yARmooll, 4 4 - Y AHMLAJ1 OLD KING'S HIGHWAY -r-4 tyy b#s' Y � Py a CO t . om a Q CNIA M ; CN O. .- `r amits..„., .,,,,r:firk . s• r ;�µ P. c ' J. i s �- • '� _ , _. 4.,,or ir1 „: RECEIVFD Apfr-7) ---ROVED 1 NOV 2 4 2020 OCT 0 6 1020 YARMOUTH 1 tkNw+Uvli • ULD KING'S HIGH_ V�AY OLD KING'S HIGHWAY Hello, we would like to apply for a Certificate of Exemption for a protective wall that we would like to have built. The wall is intended to wrap around the front and side of our home. We live at 467 Route 6A in Yarmouthport, on the busy corner of 6A and Union Street. We have studied some of the other stone walls we have seen in Yarmouthport and Dennis, and consulted with Tyler Hale of Cape Cod Stoneworks. I was also thrilled to come across an old photo of our home from the early 1900s which showed a fence around the front of the property, and a gate. (I love old photos and history of this area!) I have attached the photo to this email. We would like to keep the wall to 30 inches in height. The main purpose would be to help protect my husband and I along with our seven kids from the potential of any vehicles coming through the yard and striking the house in the event of a vehicle accident. Having lived here for about 15 months now, we can definitely say that there are several accidents at this corner, and drivers tend to speed excessively, despite the playground right across the street. Because of the pandemic and limited office hours, as well as the likelihood that meetings are taking place electronically, I have sent the application via email. I would be happy to mail the hard copies if that would also be a good idea. Should I mail the check for the processing fee directly to the Town Office? I was not 100% sure what the total fee would be, so if you could let me know what amount to send, I would appreciate that, Thank you so much! Sincerely, Victoria Krukowski APPRCYVED NOV 2 4 2020 i t ARIVIOU1 h !9 OLS G5 hiIGHWP.`' f 3 Rogers, Grayce From: RICHARD GEGENWARTH <r.gegenwarth@comcast.net> Sent: Friday, October 30, 2020 4:39 PM To: Rogers, Grayce Subject: Re: FW: Application for Certificate of Exemption On page 22 where it says that stone walls not exceeding 30 inches in height, it also asks for a site plan. A plot plan showing the location of the house on the lot is not enough. They need to draw the proposed location on the drawing and give its location (in feet) from the house and from the road. I thought I had made that clear already. A certificate of "exemption" does not mean that you can do anything you want. It means that you don't have to come before the entire committee and present it to the public at a public meeting. Richard On 10/30/2020 2:29 PM Rogers, Grayce <grogers@yarmouth.ma.us> wrote: Hello Richard, Have you reviewed this with the plot plan I forwarded you? The agent said it is a wall under 30 inches. Thank you, Grayce Rogers Office Administrator APPROVED Old King's Highway Committee/ Historical Commission 1 NOV 2 4 2020 • 508-398-2231 Ext. 1292 YAnMouTll ULD KINGS HIGHWAY Due to COVID19, Yarmouth Town Hall is open from 10-2pm to the public on the main level Monday through Friday with occupancy limitations to abide by social distancing policies. The lower level is closed to the public. All materials can be either emailed, mailed, or drop off can be arranged. 1 From: Victoria Krukowski [mailto:vickiclari@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2020 5:04 PM To: Rogers, Grayce <GRogers@yarmouth.ma.us> Subject: Fwd: Application for Certificate of Exemption 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. Hello, Grace, Attached is the application - I have sent it to multiple email addresses listed on the Town of Yarmouth Website. I'm not sure who is currently receiving all of those emails and applications! Thank you! Vicki Krukowski Forwarded message From: Victoria Krukowski<vickiclari@gmail.com> Date: Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 11:39 AM Subject: Fwd: Application for Certificate of Exemption To: <bvozella@yarmouth.ma.us> Forwarded message From: Victoria Krukowski<vickiclariu,gmail.com> Date: Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 10:13 AM Subject: Application for Certificate of Exemption To: <okh@yarmouth.ma.us> Dear Old King's Highway Historic District Committee, 2 Rogers, Grayce From: 'RICHARD GEGENWARTH' <r.gegenwarth@comcast.net> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 6:33 PM To: Rogers, Grayce Subject: Re: FW: Updated drawing for 467 Route 6A Attachments: RICHARDGEGENWARTH.vcf Grayce, it looks ok from OKH point of view. I would check with the Engineering Dept. The worry is obstruction of view. 6A is a State Road. I don't know if they need to weigh in. Engineering should know. Richard On 11/24/2020 12:25 PM Rogers, Grayce <grogers@yarmouth.ma.us> wrote: Hello Richard, Could you review this and see if this is appropriate? A P WE'! E NOV 2 4 2020 Thank you, YHAUVIVUIt Grayce Rogers ULD KING'S HIGHWAY Office Administrator Old King's Highway Committee/ Historical Commission 508-398-2231 Ext. 1292 Due to COVID19, Yarmouth Town Hall is open from 10-2pm to the public on the main level Monday through Friday with occupancy limitations to abide by social distancing policies. The lower level is closed to the public. All materials can be either emailed, mailed, or drop off can be arranged. 1 From: Victoria Krukowski [mailto:vickiclari@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 12:06 PM To: Rogers, Grayce <GRogers@yarmouth.ma.us> Subject: Updated drawing for 467 Route 6A 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. Hi, Grayce! I did some measuring on our property at 467 Route 6A in Yarmouthport after I noticed a slight "depression" in the yard which seems to be consistent with where the fence used to be. It seems to be 9.5 - 10 feet from the road(6A and Union Street corner). We also talked with our neighbors at 463 Route 6A, Bob and Ellen Babin, who also have a nice fence in the front of their yard. They said it might be a good idea to use their fence as a reference point as to how far back it needs to be from the road, since they also apparently obtained approval when they had it constructed. After running all this by Tyler Hale from Cape Cod Stoneworks, he asked me to make the attached drawing of the wall's planned position. Granted, I am no artist nor professional surveyor! But, I did my best and I hope it helps. It would be great to be able to begin the construction next week if that is possible with the committee. Thank you so much! I wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving! Sincerely, Victoria Krukowsi 2