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Home My WebLink About21-D002 - WITHDRAWN Y€ RMF O7 H INN CLERK `21AuG€3Pr.;b"23 p C TOWN OF YARMOUTH 1146 ROUTE 28,SOUTH YARMOUTH,MASSACHUSETTS 02664-4451 Telephone(508)398-2231 Ext.1292 Fax(508)398-0836 OLD KING'S HIGHWAY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE APPLICATION WITHDRAWAL FORM I(print name) \✓U 5'''I herby withdraw the following Application(s) (Applicant- wneriAgcnt) relating to ( roject Address) Check all that apply: ❑Certificate of Appropriateness# _ Submitted on Approved on: ❑Certificate of Exemption# Submitted on Approved on: i]Certificate of Demolition#Ot ' V 0 0 2- Submitted on hu�U— 1`(2. o 1 Approved on: o?5.1 \\12 02. ' Signed ': , , I __ Date: l t 2ry ApplicandOwneriAgent) Carriage House Observations On July 30, at the invitation of the property owners at 500 route 6A, I inspected the carriage house on the property. My findings and recommendations based on those findings are detailed below. • Predates 1860; most likely 1St quarter 19th century. • Saw marks on the timbers are "gang saw" or "sash saw", both of which were water powered (evidenced by vertical blade incisions on the timbers.) • Mortice and tenon construction, includes very unusual heavy floor joist construction at the second floor level. • Roof system includes heavy timbered rafters, lacking a ridge beam, indicative of an earlier period. • Unusual down cross braces, as opposed to up cross braces. • Doors are board and batten construction, fastened with clinched, forged nails, and hung with forged strap hinges. • Windows are through mortice and tenon construction. • Second floor is accessed by a full dado, mortice and tenon construction stairwell system. • First floor has floorboards, not typical of a carriage house, normally just a dirt floor. • First and second floor floorboards are extremely wide, typical of the period. • Exterior demonstrates a beautiful Greek-revival boxed cornice system with full returns. • The cornice systems also includes beautifully detailed, decorative, Italianate false brackets. • The complete boxed cornice system is rare. • The front of the building includes double carriage house doors that are assembled with rollers that slide on a wrought rail system. • Typically carriage house doors are mounted on the exterior. This structure demonstrates a rare detail where the doors slide on the interior. • The exterior includes original clapboard siding (a high style detail) as opposed to typical wooden shingles. This carriage house demonstrates a high level of detail, not normally seen in this type of structure. The structure exhibits structural loss at two of the roof rafters and several interior vertical supporting posts. This has caused the structure to sag. The repairs needed to stabilize the structure include: raising the structure, repairing the failed vertical posts, replacing the two deteriorated rafters and sheathing boards, most likely, though not known, replacing the sills, lowering the entire structure onto a new foundation. These noted repairs could easily be performed by a contractor experienced in restoring timber frame structures. This structure is an important historic building. It should be saved. If there is no resolution to the current owner restoring it onsite, hopefully the structure could be moved to a new location to an owner willing to restore it. Frederick H. Ecker, II Historic Preservation Consultant Frederick H. Ecker, II Historic Preservation Consultant Frederick H. Ecker possesses a unique background that bridges the fields of restoration, preservation and conservation.Throughout his 35-year-career, he has worked with a wide variety of administrators and owners of more than 300 historic properties. These include federal, state, and local agencies; non-profit organizations and museums; private foundations; and private individuals. His knowledge and expertise in the realm of historic preservation is well-recognized,and his work with board members,federal, state,and local officials, and private owners is highly regarded. His goal is to demonstrate that careful, thoughtful, conservative preservation and restoration, respecting the original sanctity of a building, can have a positive impact on a city, a community, a congregation, or a private individual. Mr. Ecker strives to work with and educate all parties, public and private, about the value of our architectural heritage and our role as its stewards. Past and current projects include such well-known historic structures as The White House (Washington, DC),Mount Vernon(Mount Vernon, VA),the Green-Meldrim House (Savannah, GA), the Edith Wharton Estate (Lenox, MA), The Octagon Museum (Washington,D.C.),and Monticello(Charlottesville, VA).* In 1989,Mr.Ecker founded his own restoration company,well-known from 1996-2015 as Tidewater Preservation, Inc. Under his leadership,TPI specialized in the restoration and preservation of 18th and 19th century structures, including house museums,religious structures,and historical public and private residences.The great majority of these properties are designated as National Historic Landmarks or are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including a UNESCO site. Mr. Ecker is recognized nationally as one of the top preservation consultants in the U.S.,particularly on the East Coast. His philosophy and approach to the conservation of historic building fabric is unique in that all work is performed to the highest standards of preservation and conservation practice, utilizing the best possible workmanship and state-of-the-art technology.He is involved in all aspects of projects on a daily basis,and is often on-site working personally on specific restoration/conservation-sensitive problems. In addition, Mr. Ecker specializes in Historic Architectural Forensics. Mr.Ecker began his preservation career in his early 20s in the antique business,restoring,conserving and selling 18th and 19th century American furniture and decorative arts at The Old Ice House Antiques, a store and conservation/restoration studio that he founded and operated in Tappahanock, Virginia. As a Restoration Specialist for the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (now Preservation Virginia), he was able to work with colleagues and specialists to develop new and exceptional techniques (within appropriate guidelines and standards)for challenging restoration projects because of the number and wide variety of buildings under APVA's care. Mr. Ecker has successfully continued this collaborative approach throughout his career, resulting in award-winning projects and national recognition in the field. Mr. Ecker received an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Rappahanock Community College, and later pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Historic Preservation at Mary Washington University, one of the earliest universities to establish an historic preservation program in the United States. He also studied under one of the original authors of the Secretary's Standards for Historic Preservation, and has regularly been a guest speaker at historic preservation industry conferences. Mr. Ecker is a private consultant working with historic properties, museums, and individuals nationwide, specializing in historic architectural forensics. Some of his current clients include: Landmark Preservation,LLC (Savannah,GA),Orleans Historical Society(Orleans,MA),and Daughters of the American Revolution(Georgia). He is a Board member of the Historic Society of Old Yarmouth(building and grounds);the Yarmouth New Church Preservation Foundation(executive committee and building and grounds); and Vice President of Protect Our Past (POP) in Chatham. *A complete list of projects is available upon request. ' TOWN OF YARMOUTH 1146 ROUTE 28, SOUTH YARMOUTH, MA 02664-4451 6Telephone (508) 398-2231 Ext. 1292-Fax (508)398-0836 RECEIVg[t(KING'S HIGHWAY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE JUL - 6 2021 APPLICATION FOR YARMOUTri CERTIFICATE OF DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OLD KING'S HIGHWAY Application is hereby made for the issuance of a permit for the Demolition or Removal of a building or structure or part thereof, under Section 6 of Chapter 470, Acts of 1973, as amended, for the proposed work described below and on plans, drawings, or photographs accompanying this application. PLEASE SUBMIT FOUR (4) COPIES OF SITE PLAN AND PHOTOS ALONG WITH APPLICATION FORM AND ABUTTERS LIST. Type or print legibly: y�,� Q l Address of proposed work: --)02:> `v t.(1-11) J1 Map/Lot# 124/ Owner(s): 114 V DY?2 3 4 sM/A �1 .K 14.4 Phone#: 774-C114. -?I All app ications must be submitted by owner or accompanied by letter from owner approving submittal of application. Mailing address: P 0/ k £ ?c) �GZ-t-Pim-t)U Pert t Year built: igg Email: a /0V / 4t , 0 Gt-/'I . (Ow Preferred notification method: US Mail Email Agent/contractor: C.. ,A. \/i//ln'( eii►-t- p Phone#: 7 tet'-2.12_ -0126 Mailing Address: I CAA/Neel-J.:-Jll /� � fQ3 - j ' - Y�tY/1b(,4b`Zb ,4- Email: /Yl A e (.0h" Preferred notification method: US Mail \+•,/ Email Description of Proposed Work beci,4„ eti fey rPtzi.).-e4- aCs 1o4A.41Lv a ti,.•e.. -vsC reaa-;14` a 014.1--c4-7-ods ;vl h d CB-,s 31-r, . Signed(Owner or agent): i4 ` ./ Date: 415/#21 Y Photos(4 sets)showing all sides of building MUST accompany application. Y If building is to be moved,give new location. Y If relocation is granted,Certificate of Appropriateness application is required if new location is within the Yarmouth OKH District. Y Owner/contractor/agent is aware that a permit is required from the Building Department.(Check other departments,also.) If application is approved,approval is subject to a 10-day appeal period required by the Act. Y 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: Approved Approved with modifications Denied Rcvd Date: Reason for denial: Amount Cash/CK#: Signed: Rcvd by: 45 Days: Date Signed: 2/2020a APPLICATION#: o -Y TOWN OF YARMOUTH 1146 ROUTE 28,SOUTH YARMOUTH,MASSACHUSETTS 02664-4451 Telephone(508)398-2231 Ext.1292 Fax(508)398-0836 OLD KING'S HIGHWAY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE WAIVER OF 45-DAY DETERMINATION The applicant/applicant's agent understands and agrees that due to the current declared National and State public health emergencies the determination of our Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness/Demolition/Exemption may not be made within 45 days of the filing of such application. The applicant agrees to extend the time frame within which a determination is to be made as required by the Old King's Highway Regional Historic District Act. SECTION 9-Meetings,Hearings, Time for Making Determinations "As soon as convenient after such public hearing; but in any event within forty-five (45) days after the filing of application, or within such further time as the applicant shall allow in writing, the Committee shall make a determination on the application." Applicant understands that the review of this application will be scheduled as soon as the situation allows. Applicant/Agent Name (please print): Applicant/Agent signature: Date: Application#: 3/2020 TOWN OF YARMOUTH OLD KING'S HIGHWAY HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMITTEE ABUTTERS' LIST Applicant's (Owner) Name: Arpc0 VO>'oS "1 ��h�,(�C( /-I Id Property Address/Location: 566 POO-k Hearing Date*q/207 Oa I Notices must be sent to the Applicant and abutters (including owners of land on any public or private street or way) who's property directly abuts or is across the street from the Applicant. Please provide the Assessor's Tax Map and Lot numbers only. The OKH Office will send out notices using the addresses as they appear on the most recent applicable tax list. Note: Instructions for obtaining the abutters Map and Lot numbers can be found on the Old King's Highway Department page on the Town website: www.yarmouth.ma.us Map Number Lot Number Applicant Information: 121/ 3 Abutter Information: / 2 L/ 6 2 J2t7 l2y yS. l 2V Cit/ J 2 t/ I I ley /I $ /2 14 I/ /— Application #:2/— Door +21 -4 11 8.2018 3 124/ 62/ / / Please use this signature to certify this list of properties WARREN JAMES L WARREN LYNDA R directly abutting and across the street from the parcel located at: 496 ROUTE 6A 500 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 Assessors Map 124,// �� Lot 63 124/ 63/ / I 4/2� �/llcd FITZGERALD SHEILA M TRS Andy achado, Director of Assessing SMF REALTY TRUST PO BOX 535 YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 64/ / I FITZGERALD SHEILA M TR SMF RLTY TRUST 223 ROUTE 6A YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 47/ / / RYAN THOMAS G JR RYAN KRISTIN L 15 MINNETUXET WAY YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 119/ / / FLANAGAN ROBERT W STOVER PATRICIA S 495 ROUTE 6A YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 117/ / / WENDELL PATRICK A 503 ROUTE 6A YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 118/ / / MELLINGER LINDA E 499 ROUTE 6A YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 124/ 45.1/ / / SULLIVAN WILLIAM L SULLIVAN MARY G P 0 BOX 295 YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675