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HomeMy WebLinkAbout29 Scallop Road Demo CorrespondenceVozella, Beth From: David <dvdcrosbie@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, January 23, 2015 4:47 PM To: skorjeff@capecodcommission.org Cc: Vozella, Beth; <hanlonhomes@comcast.net> Subject: 29 scallop rd Hi Sarah, As Karen has informed you, jack and I have met with the building department, Karen, and Beth from yarmouth historic in order to start the process receiving a demo permit for 29 scallop rd. Jack and I are acting on the owners behalf and have our orders to take down the property in order to allow the owner to put the property on the market . However as we are starting to learn the historic nature of the property we are looking to alternative solutions, opposed demoing "olde house". We briefly discussed the idea of the home returning to Chatham. As part of the process I am reaching out in order to discuss a time where all from the Yarmouth and Chatham historic commissions would be able to meet. As I stated previously the permit will be going in sometime next week. Jack and my contact information attached below. Please feel free to reach out to either Jack or myself. Hanlon Homes Jack Scott -1 (508) 328-6589 David Crosbie - (774) 836 5799 Best regards David . Vozella, Beth From: Vozella, Beth Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2015 10:15 AM To: Cipro, Linda; Bachand, Patricia Cc: Grylls, Mark; Greene, Karen Subject: 29 Scallop Road- Possible Demo Delay Importance: High Hi Linda & Patricia - Please do not issue a Demolition Permit for 29 Scallop Road. Should you receive a request, please let me know. The building on this property may be subject to a Demolition Delay which will require review/approval from the Historical Commission prior to a permit being issued. Thank you. Beth Beth Vozella, Office Administrator Yarmouth OKH Committee/Historical Commission Town of Yarmouth 1146 Route 28, South Yarmouth, MA 02664-4451 Tel: 508-398-2231 x1292 Fax: 508-398-0836 bvozella@ Yarmouth. ma. us Vozella, Beth From: Thomas J. Perrino <TPerrino@rubinrudman,com> Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 10:33 AM To: Vozella, Beth Cc: 'memeschoice@gmail.com' Subject: RE: Harold & Marilyn Becker regarding 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth, MA. Thank you for the email. No need for the Becker's to be placed on the Agenda, however, if you could advise of any formal action or application for any permit, it would be appreciated. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Tom Thomas J. Perrino Rubin, Rudman, Chamberlain & Marsh P.O. Box 40 99 Willow Street Yarmouthport MA 02675-0040 (508) 362-6262 (508) 362-6060 Fax tperrino@rubinrudman.com Rubin, Rudman, Chamberlain a RU B I N and 99 Wllow 5lreet, P.O. Box 40 R U D M A N LLP p:5 8.362-6262 508 362-680 Attorneys at Law This e-mail message and any attachments are confidential and may be attorney -client privileged. If you are not the intended recipient please notify Rubin and Rudman LLP immediately by telephone at (617) 330-7000 or by e-mail to firm(a)rubinrudman.corn, and destroy all copies of this message and any attachments. D.C. practice limited to U.S. legislative lobbying and representation before agencies of the U.S. "The stylized double-R logo is a service mark of Rubin and Rudman LLP. All rights reserved." From: Vozella, Beth [mailto:BVozella armouth.ma.us] Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2015 10:35 AM To: Thomas J. Perrino Subject: Harold & Marilyn Becker regarding 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth, MA. Hello Mr. Perrino - I am contacting you with regards to your clients Harold & Marilyn Becker of 10 Mark Way, West Yarmouth, MA and their concern regarding the possible demolition of an historic house on abutting property located at 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth, MA. Your clients had expressed interest in being put on the agenda of an upcoming Yarmouth Historical Commission (YHC) meeting to voice their concerns. I understand that you have been appointed by the Beckers to speak on their behalf while they are in Florida for the winter. I want to let you know that the owner of 29 Scallop Road has not yet taken any formal action to submit for a demolition permit. Please let me know if your clients are interested in being put on an agenda at this time. The YHC is currently scheduled to meet at 3:OOpm on the first Thursday of each month. I will keep you posted on any activity relating to this property. Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions. Thank you. -Beth Vozella Beth Vozella, Office Administrator Yarmouth OKH Committee/Historical Commission Town of Yarmouth 1146 Route 28, South Yarmouth, MA 02664-4451 Tel: 508-398-2231 x1292 Fax: 508-398-0836 bvozella Yarmouth. ma. us Vozella, Beth From: Frank & Joan -Ellen Messina <finessina@verizon.net> Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2014 5:49 PM To: Sarah Korjeff; Greene, Karen Cc: Bob Oliver Subject: Re: 29 Scallop Road Sarah, Let me know if we can help.. Frank From: Sarah Korjeff Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 11:47 AM To: 'Greene, Karen' Cc: 'Frank & Joan -Ellen Messina'; Bob Oliver Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road Karen, I would be happy to try to attend a site visit of the property and to advise the Historical Commission if needed. I also think it would be useful to notify the Chatham Historical Commission, given the building's history. I have copied the Chair and Vice Chair of that group to keep there informed. Chatham has had several successful cases of finding alternatives to demolition through their demolition delay bylaw. Let me know how things progress. Sarah From: Greene, Karen[mailto:KGreene(,ayarmouth.ma.us] Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2014 1:14 PM To: Sarah Korjeff Subject: FW: 29 Scallop Road Hi Sarah Please see attached and below regarding 29 Scallop Road. Attorney Pizzuti maintains that the building is beyond rehab. That said, once he files a demo permit and the historic commission starts their review, I'd like to have a site visit with the full Committee and you if possible. Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks, Karen Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 From: Greene, Karen Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2014 10:56 AM To: 'steven@pizzutilaw.com' Cc: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: 29 Scallop Road Steven - Attached, please find a number of items related to the history of the property at 29 Scallop Road. The names are self- explanatory. Note that the Florian document is the most extensive. Please note also that the CC Times item looks like its two pages — I include the first because it has a clear date of publication, the second because it's a better copy. Please let me know when you intend to move forward, so that I can give the Historic Commission some lead time and involve Sarah Korjeff from the Cape Cod Commission. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call or email. Thanks, Karen Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 Vozella, Beth From: Greene, Karen Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2014 1:19 PM To: Frederick Fries; Gina Lombardi; Jan Norris; Julie Mockabee; Nancy Stewart; Sarah Horne Cc: McLaughlin, Colleen Subiect: No Meeting this Week! Hello All It does not appear that you will have a quorum for this Thursday, so I will not post a meeting. There is nothing pressing that I am aware of. A couple updates: • I spoke with Attorney Pizzuti regarding 29 Scallop Road and forwarded to him the information on file in the Historic Commission office. He is aware that he needs to file a demolition permit for the Commission to formally review/take action. I've touched base with Sarah Korjeff (from the CC Commission). I think her input/feedback will be valuable. • We have a new hire starting on 11/10! Her name is Beth Vozella and she is excited to start working with you and the OKH. • Judah Baker Windmill —staff from our Facilities dept. have run a new phone line to the building. Hopefully that will eliminate (or at least minimize) our alarm problems there. I've got them looking into an alarm at the TBF Farmhouse as well. Will keep you posted. • Talent bank forms have been delivered to the Appointments Chair for the Board of Selectmen. Cross your fingers for new members! With regards to a next meeting, unless we hear from 29 Scallop before that and/or have other matters that are time sensitive I'm happy to put off meeting until December 4. If you have anything that needs to be discussed by the Committee, let me know and we'll try to put together a meeting Before the 4"'. If you have any questions, please let me know! Thanks, Karen Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 Greene, Karen From: Sarah Korjeff <skorjeff@capecodcommission.org> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 9S4 AM To: Greene, Karen Subject: FW: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Karen, Here is the response I sent to Colleen in July (see email below). I didn't know that she had resigned. Let me know if you need my assistance with any Historical Commission issues while you get someone else up to speed. I am generally in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays this fall. Sarah Sarah Korjeff Historic Preservation Specialist Cape Cod Commission 3225 Main Street/PO Box 226 Barnstable, MA 02630 508-362-3828 C(i CAPE COD COMMISSION From: Sarah Korjeff Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 10:29 AM To: 'McLaughlin, Colleen' Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Colleen — I just returned from a week away so hope this isn't too late. Great Island is not within the South Yarmouth/Bass River National Register district and the property is not on the State Register, though it is included in MACRIS (the Massachusetts inventory of cultural resources). Based on the information on MACRIS, the building looks to be significant. I hope the Historical Commission can find a way to convince the owner to move the property rather than demolish it. Please let me know if 1 can be helpful during the demolition delay process (or before). Sarah From: McLaughlin, Colleen[mailto:CMclaughlin@yarmouth.ma.us] Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 9:01 AM To: Sarah Korjeff Subject: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Importance: High Hi, Sarah— I've wor.:-d here for 7 years, and I have what is probably a stupid question for someone who has been here that long. A prospective purchaser of the subject property wants to demo it after the purchase. Based on age (c. 1724 per Form B), it will have to go through a demo delay review. I have been asked if it is on the MA State Register. It isn't listed by itself. My question is: is the Great Island area where this house is located part of the South Yarmouth/Bass River Historic District? It's southish of the area the YHC traditionally is involved with, and I would like to know if it is a contributing structure in that District, hate to say this because you always respond ASAP, but time is, of course, of the essence. Thanks, Colleen Vozella, Beth From: Grylls, Mark Sent: Monday, September 22, 201410:09 AM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Cc: Gina Lombard i(sicilyms@comcast.net) Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road No problem From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 9:37 AM To: Grylls, Mark Cc: Gina Lombardi(sicilyms comcast.net) Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road Hi, Mark — Thanks for the update. Colleen From: Grylls, Mark Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 9:22 AM To: 'Steven J. Pizzuti' Cc: 'Bunky Woodbury'; davidchleck@comcast.net; mreill associates mail.com; McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road Hi Steve, I got your message on Friday and have not had a chance to call you back. I would like to conduct a site visit with a member of the Historical Commission. We have been waiting for someone to get in touch with us for some time to set up an appointment for the visit. We will need access to the interior of the structure as well. Gina Lombardi is the contact that will be conducting the visit with me. Her number is 617-816-6539. If you can set something up for mid week I am available then. Thank you, Mark Grylls Director of Inspectional Services / Building Commissioner Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x 1260 From: Steven 3. Pizzuti [mailto:steven izzutilaw.com Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 8:26 AM To: Grylls, Mark Cc: 'Bunky Woodbury'; davidchleck@comcast.net; mreillyassociates(dcimail.com Subject: 29 Scallop Road Good morning, Mark. I have left a couple messages regarding 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth. I am told that you have spoken to Marty Reilly, a prospective purchaser of this property on Great island. I represent the owner, a charitable foundation. As you know, the dwelling is more than 50 years old. It has not been occupied for a considerable time and is in serious disrepair. The general consensus is that the structure has no historical value and cannot realistically be saved or preserved. In fact, it is believed that the structure may pose a safety risk. You have indicated to Mr. Reilly that you and a member of the Yarmouth Historical Society wish to inspect the building to determine its condition and whether the structure should be razed prior to the six month notice period due to its condition. We would welcome your inspection and ask that you contact me with some possible dates and time. Thank you and have a nice day, even if it is a Monday. Regards, Steve Steven J. Pizzuti, Esquire 336 South Street Hyannis, MA 02601 (508) 771-1911 (508) 790-0800 (fax) This email message and any attachments are confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately reply to the sender and delete the message from your email system. Thank you. Vozella, Beth From: Vanguard Moving <vanguard3l@verizon.net> Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 3:37 PM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road - Continuing Saga That's great news!! Love her! O -Julie From: McLaughlin, Colleen [mailto:CMclaucihlin(&yarmouth.ma.usl Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 10:53 AM To: 'Vanguard Moving' Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road - Continuing Saga Gina is willing to attend the site visit with the Bldg Commish. She is going to call him directly to arrange a day/time. What would we do without Gina??? From: Vanguard Moving [mailtowanguard3l(Overizon.net] Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 7:42 AM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Road - Continuing Saga Colleen, Oh yeah ... I didn't realize this was the same house. I remember Bernie talking about it about a year ago now. Yeah, you and I should not go in there, sounds awful! I guess we could ask Gina if she is interested. I guess we could just send out an email to everyone and see if anyone wants to go, if not I would totally understand, but maybe someone would be willing to at least look at the outside and through windows if they do not feel comfortable actually going inside... Let me know what you think. -Julie From: McLaughlin, Colleen [mailto:CMclaughlinCn�yarmouth.ma.us] Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 2:43 PM To: JULIE MOCKABEE Subject: 29 Scallop Road - Continuing Saga Importance: High Hi, Julie — I Have met with the Building Commissioner and Marty Reilly (the agent for the 29 Scallop owners) today. Marty is looking for an emergency demolition decision from the Bldg Commissioner. If the Commissioner pursues that course, the Historical Commission is removed from the equation per the town demo delay bylaw. If the Commissioner doesn't find the property to be beyond repair, then it will come back to us for review. Leading up to this, I have researched the property again. (As you know, Bernie Klotz met with the Historical Commission a year or so ago about this same address & the demo issue. Because the sale fell through, the demo was never pursued.) The house is definitely antique, but not on the National or State Registers of Historic Places. It is not within an historical district. Sarah Korjeff from the Cape Cod Commission believes that its specific history is significant and would like to see it moved. If (and I know that's a big "if") it is truly in such bad condition, I'm not sure that it could be moved. Again, if the rumors are correct, I'm not even sure there are elements that can be saved and reused. The Building Commissioner is planning a site visit to see firsthand what the place is like and if it is unsafe. He would like a rep from the Historical Commission to accompany him. You should not go, the agent says there is mold and animal feces throughout the house. Due to my son's illness (which started with a rare strep bacterium), I don't want to go either as I'm afraid I might carry something back to him. Do you have any suggestions? Maybe Gina —she can certainly take care of herselfl! LOL Please let me know. Thanks, Colleen Vozella, Beth From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 10:30 AM To: Gina Lombardi(sicilyms@comcast.net) Subject: I'm Back! Importance: High Hi, Gina — I'm back! Brendan is in rehab in Cambridge, & I am out of family leave time. Seems weird. Lots to catch up on. Looked like you had a splendid time on your world travels. Glad you, too, are back. Mark Grylls(Bldg Commissioner) wants to have one member of the Historical Commission to accompany him on a site visit to 29 Scallop Road on Great Island. He will be trying to determine if it warrants an emergency demolition decree. You probably remember that Bernie Klotz presented some pictures of this property last year when he thought that he had a buyer. The house didn't look like it was in good shape, but you can't really tell from photos. If Mark determines that it presents a public safety hazard, the demo delay process won't take place. His demo decision on those grounds trumps any historical considerations per TOY bylaws. If he finds that the building can be brought back and doesn't represent a hazard, the owners will need to apply for a demolition permit and the demo delay process kicks in. Mark has not set up a date, but if it fits in with your schedule, could you accompany him? Julie can't because of her pregnancy. If you can't make it, I'll reach out to the other members, but it would be great if you could. If you'd like, you can call Mark at 508-398-2231 x 1260 and coordinate it directly with him. Please let me know whether or not you can make it. Colleen Vozella, Beth From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 11:21 AM To: Sarah Korjeff Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Thanks, Sarah, your answer came in plenty of time. Your info confirmed what I had also found out about the property & structure. I wanted to make sure I was on the right track. We haven't formally received the demo delay request, but the Commission is taking this matter very seriously. i envision an ongoing dialogue with the current owner to find a way to do something with the property rather than demo it. Colleen From: Sarah Korjeff [ma iIto: sko oeffca ission.orcl Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 10:29 AM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Colleen — I just returned from a week away so hope this isn't too late. Great Island is not within the South Yarmouth/Bass River National Register district and the property is not on the State Register, though it is included in MACRIS (the Massachusetts inventory of cultural resources). Based on the information on MACRIS, the building looks to be significant. I hope the Historical Commission can find a way to convince the owner to move the property rather than demolish it. Please let me know if I can be helpful during the demolition delay process (or before). Sarah From: McLaughlin, Colleen [mailto:CMclaughlin abyarmouth.ma.usl Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 9:01 AM To: Sarah Korjeff Subject: 29 Scallop Drive, West Yarmouth Importance: High Hi, Sarah — I've worked here for 7 years, and I have what is probably a stupid question for someone who has been here that long. A prospective purchaser of the subject property wants to demo it after the purchase. Based on age (c. 1724 per Form B), it will have to go through a demo delay review. I have been asked if it is on the MA State Register. It isn't listed by itself. My question is: Is the Great Island area where this house is located part of the South Yarmouth/Bass River Historic District? It's southish of the area the YHC traditionally is involved with, and l would like to know if it is a contributing structure in that District. I hate to say this because you always respond ASAP, but time is, of course, of the essence. Thanks, Vozella, Beth From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Friday, July 18, 2014 3:14 PM To: Greene, Karen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Drive, WY, Update Karen — Thanks for the info regarding the agents knowing that an application to building kicks off the process. Since I wasn't at the meeting, I wanted to make sure they were aware. I'll check with Mark regarding Scallop Rd's condition. Thanks for the heads up. Colleen From: Greene, Karen Sent: Friday, July 18, 2014 2:01 PM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: 29 Scallop Drive, WY, Update Hi Colleen Just re -reading this. We informed Marty (and Jean Bowden) that they needed to submit an application in order to get things going. Neither one should be surprised. With regards to the Scallop Road property, Marty also indicated having spoken with Mark Grylls regarding the condition. I don't know whether Mark would consider the property an emergency demo. Thanks for keeping me posted. Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 9:34 AM To: Greene, Karen Subject: 29 Scallop Drive, WY, Update Good morning, Karen — I have left a message on Marty Reilly's phone asking him to call me about the property. I will get back to you with an update after he calls me. I went through the property file (Form B material) again, and the property does deserve review based on age. No surprise there. I looked it up in the MA State Register and it is not listed individually there. It is not part of the Bass River Historic District as far as I can determine. I have sent Sarah Korjeff an email to make sure it's not a contributing structure to any Historic District. I have sent you a copy of the email separately from this one. When this property was previously discussed, the previous realtor wanted the Historic Commission to "rule" if it was eligible for demolition as a sort of blanket approval. The Commission told the realtor that that isn't the way the demo delay bylaw works. The application is for a specific property at a specific time. They could rule today that it is salvageable (although from what I have heard about the property that doesn't seem likely), and a few years down the road it would have passed that point and no longer be savable. Sometimes they find that certain elements need to be saved. In that case, the future plans of the homeowner come into play. So a blanket approval is usually not favored by the Commission. As I write this, I realize that every case is different. If this home is as bad as rumored, the Commission might be willing to okay demolition. However, our demo review process is kicked into gear with an application to the Building Dept. So will be telling Marty that he needs to do that if he wants a formal demo delay ruling. will be glad to discuss this with you if you want. z Vozella, Beth From: Greene, Karen Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 4:45 PM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: demo delay Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged Great. Thanks. Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 4:41 PM To: Greene, Karen Subject: RE: demo delay Hi, Karen — I'll look into both issues first thing tomorrow. The Bridge Street properties have been looked at by several potential buyers —all of whom were looking into demo if they bought the properties. I'll look into it again. Scallop Road was also almost before the Commission last year. The sale fell through before the Commission paid a site visit or pursued anything —no official demo request was initiated that time. Colleen From: Greene, Karen Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 4:30 PM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: demo delay Hi - On 7/3 Marty Reilly came in representing the owners of 29 Scallop Road in W. Yarmouth. They are looking to demolish the house. While there was a form B on file, we did not know whether the property had been listed on the State Register. Could you please look into this and let Marty know (617-872-9933). Please let me know the outcome and when you follow up with Marty. Related, there was someone (maybe from Capizzi) at the same meeting regarding a property on Bridge Street (I don't remember the address). The form Bs that we found were a little confusing — I think mostly because there were 3 buildings on one parcel (one of which has been demolished). So, we weren't sure of the historic information (i.e. which Form B was relevant to the property under consideration for demolition). Did you discuss with Maryclare? I think she was going to do the minutes. Do you know whether this happened? Thanks. Karen Karen M. Greene, Director Department of Community Development Town of Yarmouth 508-398-2231 x1278 Vozella, Beth From: McLaughlin, Colleen Sent: Friday, June 27, 2014 9:52 AM To: Greene, Karen; JULIE MOCKABEE Subject: FW: YHC Good morning Karen and Julie, Karen, please note my email from Julie! Karen and Julie, I have a letter from Marty Reilly, who is representing the property at 29 Scallop Road, W. Yarmouth, (Great Island) and he would like to attend the meeting for an "Informal Discussion" . Also would you want to have an "Informal Discussion" with the agent/owner for the property at 1361 Bridge Street? Thanks and have a great day! Maryclare From: Vanguard Moving [mailto:van uard3l verizon.net Sent: Friday, .June 27, 2014 9:16 AM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: YHC Maryclare, We should hold the meeting as we have postponed several already! i will email Karen Greene, and work on the agenda this weekend. Thank you!! -Julie From: McLaughlin, Colleen [ma iIto: CMclaughlin yarmouth.ma.usl Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2014 3:09 PM To: `Vanguard Moving' Subject: RE: YHC Hi Julie, The next meeting is July 3{d., the day before the holiday. Please let us know if you want to cancel and we can post the cancellation. We should post the cancellation by Monday. Would you like to meet later in July or on August 71h Thank you. Maryclare From: Vanguard Moving [mailto:vanguard3l@verizon.netl Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 1:19 PM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: YHC I M a ryc la re, actually don't know if we have a demo form. Someone was saying they thought Colleen had made one, but no one knows where it is. I think the process usually is when they apply for the permit the building dept is supposed to forward them to us, maybe they have a form?? Let me know...and do not worry about sending me messages ... not a bother at ail!! O We just appreciate that you are able to help out while Colleen is away! -Julie From: McLaughlin, Colleen[mailto:CMclaunhlin@yarmouth.ma.us7 Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:24 AM To: 'Vanguard Moving' Subject: RE: YHC Good morning Julie, Thank you so much for getting back to me. I actually have two pieces of property in which the owner/agent would like to have an "Informal Discussion". Both parties would like to demolish the property and build a new structure. 1361 Bridge Street, South Yarmouth And 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth, Great Island. Does YHC have a "Demolition Form" that they use.?? And what is the procedure?? I am so� sorry to be bothering you as I know you are so busy at work. Hope you have a good. Maryclare From: Vanguard Moving [mailto:van uard3l verizon.net Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 10:38 AM To: McLaughlin, Colleen Subject: RE: YHC Maryclare, This does fall under YHC, I will add it to the agenda for July, do we have any info, owners name, if they are looking to demo entire house, etc...?? I will do my best to get you an agenda in the next couple days....) am just really busy at work as my assistant quit a few weeks ago, just trying to do everything on my own! -Julie From: McLaughlin, Colleen [mailto:CMclaughlin yarmouth.ma.usl Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 3:48 PM To: Julie Mockabee(vanguard3l(&verizon.net) Subject: YHC Hi Julie, I have someone requesting to demolish a house on "Great island" 29 Scallop Road, West Yarmouth. The house was built in 1921. 1 don't know if this comes under YHC. The house could be demolished according to the Building Dept. and no one has lived there for years. I appreciate your help in this matter. Thank you, Maryclare Troiano (I am covering for Colleen)