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SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2025 | HEARING OVERVIEWS CONTINUED HEARINGS 102 THOMPSON STREET (FRONT PORCH RENOVATIONS) (HARDSHIP) • REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: The hearing was continued for the purpose of allowing the Petitioner to research how to recreate and restore the historic railing, and then continued again to allow the Petitioner to attend to a matter in California for the month of September. • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Hardship for the purposes of obtaining approval for the already completed exterior renovations of the first- and second-floor front porches. When comparing the completed work with what previously existed: o First Floor Front Porch  The front porch steps black pipe handrail was replaced with what appears to be two wooden railings, presumedly pressure treated, with the spindles/balusters affixed to the front of the rails instead of sitting in- between the two rails;  The porch railings were completely replaced with what appears to be pressure-treated wood, with the spindles/balusters affixed to the front of the rails instead sitting in-between the two rails; and  The wood decking was replaced with pressure-treated wood. o Second Floor Front Porch  The porch railings were completely replaced with presumedly pressure- treated wood. The spindles/balusters appear to be affixed to the back of the rails instead of sitting in-between the two rails;  The wood shakes could potentially have been replaced • STAFF NOTES: o The applicant, who is originally from out-of-the-Country, has informed Staff that he was unaware that approval was needed prior to commencing with work on his building. Unlikely the United States, more specifically, Springfield, Massachusetts, where he is coming from, one does not need permits or approvals before commencing with a construction project. o Staff has moved the application forward for the purposes of letting the Petitioner meet with the Commission to discuss the completed renovations and develop a mitigation plan. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: o Jim Boone • DRAFT HARDSHIP MOTION: o The Commission will need to elicit the parameters justifying the hardship during the hearing. 1|Page  • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: o Once the Commission has obtained all of the information it needs, the Commission will need to formulate the motion of approval. 223 LONGHILL STREET (APPROPRIATENESS) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Monday, September 29, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Friday, November 28, 2025 • REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: The hearing was continued because the Petitioner was unable to attend the Commission’s last meeting. • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purpose of installing an electric meter onto the north side of the building, as far back from the front of the building as possible. • STAFF NOTES: Staff was informed by the Petitioner, which was subsequently confirmed, that the meter was already installed. The meter has been installed towards the front northwest corner of the building. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: n/a • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the already installment and placement of the electric meter onto the north side of the building, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 79 THOMPSON STREET (HARDSHIP) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: McKnight • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Wednesday, October 1, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Sunday, November 30, 2025 • REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: The hearing was continued to allow the Petitioner to ascertain the definitive location of where the utility equipment and conduit will be installed. • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Hardship for the purposes of installing four (4) solar powered panels onto the west facing side of the roof of the detached garage with the utility equipment being placed onto the north side of the principal building (the single-family dwelling); and the conduit is to be placed on the north side of the detached garage. • STAFF NOTE: The Commission should definitively ascertain the location of the conduit. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT HARDSHIP MOTION: o The Commission should ascertain and make findings about the hardship. • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the proposed installation of four (4) solar powered panels onto the west facing side of the detached garage’s roof with the utility equipment being placed on 2|Page  the north side of the principal building, and the conduit being placed _________ (insert location), as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 47 WESTMINSTER STREET (HARDSHIP) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: McKnight • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Thursday, September 25, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Monday, November 24, 2025 • REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: The hearing was continued to allow Staff to get confirmation from the Building Department that the structure being review was legal and could remain should the Commission grant approval. • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Hardship in response to a Stop Work Order for the purposes of getting approval for an already constructed rear entry deck. The deck is comprised of pressure-treated wood. The Petitioner’s position is that to demo and rebuild a porch with historic features would cause a financial hardship. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: o Jim Boone • DRAFT HARDSHIP MOTION: o The Commission should ascertain and make findings about the hardship. • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: o The Commission should ascertain the information needed to formulate a motion for approval. NEW HEARINGS 137 BELLVENUE AVENUE (APPROPRIATENESS/HARDSHIP) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Monday, October 27, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Friday, December 26, 2025 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness/Hardship for the purpose of installing 26 solar powered panels onto the south side of the primary building and all sides of the detached garage, with the utility equipment being placed at the back west side of the building. The conduit will be trenched from the garage to the west side of the primary building. The conduit on the primary building is presumedly located at the back west side of the building. • STAFF COMMENTS: o The Commission should ascertain the location of the conduit on the primary building. o The Commission should see if the utility equipment and conduit on the primary building can be located to the rear of the building. 3|Page  • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: Yes (Trinity Solar on behalf of Fred Swan) • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: n/a • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the proposed installation of 26 solar powered panels onto the south side of the primary building and all sides of the detached garage, with the utility equipment being placed at the back west side of the primary building; the conduit from the garage will be trenched to the west side of the primary building; and the conduit on the primary building traversing the back west side of the building, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 238 SUMNER AVENUE (APPROPRIATENESS) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Tuesday, November 4, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Saturday, January 3, 2025 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purposes of: o Windows: Replacing 33 double-hung, single-pane green, tan, and unpainted wooden windows with Simonton 5500 Reflections (Model #: 5500) double-hung, double- pane, tan vinyl windows. o Bathroom Window: Reducing the size of the bathroom window from a full-sized window to a smaller stationary window, which would also require siding installation, which will match the existing siding currently in place. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the proposed replacement of 33 double-hung, single-pane green, tan, and unpainted wooden windows with Simonton 5500 Reflections (Model #: 5500) double- hung, double-pane, tan vinyl windows, which includes reducing the size of the bathroom window from a full-sized window to a small stationary window, resulting in siding installation, which will match the existing siding currently in place, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 104 BOWDOIN STREET (APPROPRIATENESS/HARDSHIP) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: McKnight • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Wednesday, October 29, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Sunday, December 28, 2025 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness/Hardship in response to a violation for the purposes of obtaining approval for an already installed cedar fence between the foundation line and the public right-of-way. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: 4|Page  To approve the already installed the cedar fence, which has been placed between the foundation line and the public right-of-way, as presented in the application during the evening’s hearing. SECTION 106 REVIEW PROPERTY LYING SOUTH OF HALL OF FAME AVENUE FROM THE ENTRANCE TO SPRINGFIELD RIVERFRONT PARK TO THE PARKING LOT TO THE PARK (SECTION 106) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: None • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Friday, November 14, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Friday, December 14, 2025 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted a Section 106 Review relating to property lying south of Hall of Fame Avenue – from the entrance to Springfield Riverfront Park to the Parking Lot to the Park. Renovations include reconstructing the existing parking area and install a new ADA compliant pathway from the parking area to the entrance of Riverfront Park. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: n/a • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: n/a • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To find that the proposed project, as presented in the submitted materials and during the evening’s meeting, will not be detrimental to the building and that the project will have no adverse impact. OTHER MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMISSION NONE ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES • QUESTIONS TO THE COMMISSION o NONE • RECENTLY APPROVED CERTIFICATES OF NON-APPLICABILITY o 39 BELLEVUE AVENUE  Pallet Fence Behind Front Foundation Line o 164 SHERMAN STREET  White Vinyl Fence Behind Front Foundation Line • NEW VIOLATIONS ISSUED o NONE • VIOLATION RESOLUTION IN PROGRESS o 104 BOWDOIN STREET  Installation of a Wooden Fence (Application on 11/20 Agenda) 5|Page  o 174 PINEYWOODS AVENUE  Installation of Compressor Unit (Contacted by Landowner) o 207 PINE STREET  Deviations from Issued Certificate (Expected on Future Agenda) o 34 WESTMINSTER  Possible Future Window Replacement (Contacted by Kubala Home Improvement) • UNRESOLVED VIOLATIONS o 21 MOUNTAIN VIEW STREET  Did not resolve replacement windows that were part of the original 2023 application o 158 SHERMAN STREET  Replacement of Side and Front Porch Railings o 19 NORMANDY STREET  Foundation Painted; Replaced Front Door o 275 PINE STREET  Replacement of Rear Porch Railings • RESOLVED VIOLATIONS o 164 SHERMAN STREET  Installation of a White Vinyl Fence (Certificate of Non- Applicability Issued) o 39 BELLEVUE AVENUE  Installation of a Pallet Fence (Certificate of Non-Applicability) • STOP-WORK ORDERS ISSUED o NONE • INQUIRIES ISSUED o NONE 6|Page  SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2025 COMMISSIONERS IN ATTENDANCE: Judith Crowell (in-person) Walter Kroll, Vice Chair (in-person) Alfonso Nardi, Chair (in-person) Vana Nespor (in-person) Vincent Walsh (remote) Marisa Zorzi (absent) STAFF IN ATTENDANCE: Andrew Strniste, Director of Community Planning (in-person) Attorney Robert Shewchuk, Associate City Solicitor PUBLIC IN ATTENDANCE: April Mitchell-Edmonds (81 Clarendon Street | in-person) Jose Claudio (100 Clayton Street | in-person) Carol Dooney (Chicago | in-person) Julian Loney (Maryland | in-person) Cuck Kennedy (Unknown | in person) Paul Jones (79 Thompson Street | in-person) Harry Seymour (68 Washington Road | in-person) Alan Vier (1041 Saint James Avenue | in-person) Tim Dros (Pineywoods Avenue | in-person) Melissa Mirhej (82 Pineywoodds Avenue | in-person) Tracy Janik (2 Belmont Avenue, South Hadley | in-person) Dwight Bell (243 Wilbraham Road | in-person) Sarah Bell (243 Wilbraham Road | in-person) Ovidia Lopez (47 Westminster Street | in-person) J. Lopez (47 Westminster Street | in-person) Rolando Meono (47 Westminster Street | in-person) I. OPENING REMARKS • Chair A. Nardi opened the meeting at 5:30 PM and informed the public of the Commission’s meeting procedures for reviewing applications. II. ROLL CALL • Chair A. Nardi proceed with the evening’s roll call: COMMISSIONER ATTENDANCE Chair Alfonso Nardi Present – In-Person 1|Page  Vice Chair Walter Kroll Present – In-Person Judi Crowell Present – In-Person Vana Nespor Late – Entered at 5:35 PM Vincent Walsh Present – Remote Marisa Zorzi Absent III. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES – OCTOBER 2, 2025 MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 2, 2025 CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDER – YAY VANA NESPOR NOT PRESENT VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the Commissioner’s meeting minutes of October 2, 2025. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no discussion on the motion, the motion was approved unanimously. IV. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – REDEVELOPMENT OF 113-115 STATE STREET (11110-0643), 1163 MAIN STREET (08130-0570), AND 11-21 STOCKBRIDGE STREET (11190-0044) OVERVIEW • Carol Dooney, from Chicago, Illinois, as well as Julian Looney, from College Park, Maryland, were before the Commission to provide an overview of the proposed project at the aforementioned addresses. Specifically, the addresses above are not located in a Local Historic District, nor listed on the National Register of Historic Places, thus not requiring formal approval by the Commission; however, a National Historic District is expected to be approved in the near future that would include the subject properties, and therefore, the representatives wanted to present the project to the Commission for transparency purposes and demonstrate that there will be no adverse impact to the subject buildings. • C. Dooney commenced with informing the Commission that the recently approved project pertaining to the building at 1155 Main Street has commenced, and just recently, the clock had been restored and was lit. • J. Looney informed the Commission that the subject properties spanned multiple blocks, and that there is a mindset to connect everything together, specifically with residential lobbies to enter both buildings on both opposing sides of Stockbridge Street. Retail space along Main Street, including space for restaurants, are proposed. There is a deliberate effort to reference back to what was there in the late-1800s and early-1900s, as the project team is researching what the store fronts looked like in that era. • C. Dooney informed the Commission that the building at 1163 Main Street once contained residential units on the second floor. • Chair A. Nardi confirmed with J. Looney that Stockbridge Street will remain one- way; that there is a deliberate effort to keep traffic slow. C. Dooney advised that there is an effort to be sensitive to the Music School’s needs along Stockbridge Street. 2|Page  • J. Looney then informed the Commission that the existing garage will be eliminated, which did not previously exist in the early-1900s. C. Dooney advised that the windows that were removed and replaced with bricks will be restored back to being windows. • J. Looney provided a brief overview of the previously approved Colonial Block project, specifically noting that they are looking to restore the façade back to how it appeared in the early-1900s. There is an emphasis on restoring light and providing more glass. • Chair A. Nardi opined that he liked the proposal and that he appreciated the project team’s transparency. He also opined that the he thought the designers were being sensitive to the historic character of the buildings. V. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 81 CLARENDON STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE ADA ACCESSIBLE LIFT AT 81 CLARENDON STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDER – YAY VANA NESPOR YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Due to the Petitioner having a conflict later in the evening, the Commission agreed to move this hearing up on the agenda. April Mitchell-Edmonds, the landowner of 81 Clarendon Street, was before the Commission to present the proposed project. • A. Mitchell-Edmonds informed the Commission that the request was to install a wheelchair lift instead of a ramp, as it would be less disruptive and would be easily shielded behind vegetation. Her mother was aging in place and in need of an ADA accessible way of entering the residence, and that a ramp would encumber the walkway, noting the only feasible entrance was through the front entry double doors. A master carpenter was obtained to help with the design – a concrete pad will be poured with the lift being installed on-top; the railings will remain in place, a swinging gate railing to replicate the railings will be installed. The remaining railings will be repaired; all materials are obtained. A licensed contractor will be commissioned to help rebuild the deck. • Chair A. Nardi inquired about the decking; A. Mitchell-Edmonds advised that the material will change to a composite material that is tongue and groove. She advised that higher quality materials were being obtained. • Chair A. Nardi asked a clarifying question about the railing; A. Mitchell-Edmonds confirmed that the railing accessing the lift will be a swinging railing that will look exactly the same as the existing railing. • Chair A. Nardi inquired as to whether the lift would be temporary; A. Mitchell- Edmonds responded in the affirmative noting that it would be good for the next generation in the event it was needed. • Commissioner W. Kroll asked about the material of the decking, noting that the Commission generally does not approve a product without knowing the specifics about the product. 3|Page  • Commissioner V. Nespor advised that the contractor would likely know the specifics about the materials. Staff Member A. Strniste could review previous approvals to see what materials have been previously approved. • No public comment was provided. • Chair A. Nardi advised that they could approve the application based on the sample presented during the evening’s hearing. • Commissioner V. Walsh opined that the lift is not the issue. Discussion about the composite tongue and groove sample product commenced. Commissioner V. Walsh opined that the direction of the decking boards was important. A. Mitchell-Edmonds advised that the boards would remain the same direction – perpendicular; that there is an effort being made to replicating and reinforcing the deck. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to approve the proposed construction of an ADA accessible lift onto the west side of the first-floor front porch, as presented in the application and during the evening’s hearing with the condition of removing the lift when it is no longer required, and that the proposed reconstruction of the deck be comprised of the tongue and groove composite board presented at the evening hearing, ensuring that the boards are perpendicular as discussed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. Commissioner V. Walsh informed the Petitioner that should anything change, include the lattice work, etc., the change will need to be reviewed. The motion was approved unanimously. VI. CONTINUED HEARING – 223 LONGHILL STREET • The landowner relating to 223 Longhill Street was unable to attend the evening’s meeting. The Commission had tabled the hearing, but did not return to the item. With no action taken on the hearing, it will be heard at the Commission’s next meeting – Thursday, November 20, 2025. VII. CONTINUED HEARING – 301 LONGHILL STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE REPLACEMENT DOOR AT 301 LONGHILL STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL SECONDER – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR MOTION – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Joseph Bernard was before the Commission to discuss the proposed replacement door application. • J. Bernard informed the Commission that he was looking to replace the front entry door. Prior to purchasing the building, the house was breached via the front door by the police leaving interior and exterior damage to the door. After researching front doors, J. Bernard opined that the proposed style was consistent with the era of the residence. • Chair A. Nardi confirmed with J. Bernard that the subject door was the front door. Commissioner W. Kroll confirmed with J. Bernard that the proposed door was not thinner than what existed. 4|Page  • J. Bernard informed the Commission that the paneling on the bottom of the door was the same; however, additional glass would be added; hopefully a mail slot would be added to the proposed door. • Commissioner V. Walsh asked if J. Bernard was concerned about the additional light; J. Bernard responded that the hallway was dark and that they were looking to add light. • Commissioner W. Kroll asked if the storm door would remain, as it may be easier to break in; the storm door adds additional security. J. Bernard responded that the storm door would probably remain. • During public comment, Paul Jones from 79 Thompson Street opined that the replacement door would be good to the community and that the damaged caused to the door was the result of a misfortune. • Commissioner V. Nespor made a motion to approve the application as presented. Commissioner W. Kroll seconded the motion. With no discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. VIII. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 79 THOMPSON STREET MOTION TO CONTINUE THE 79 THOMPSON STREET APPLICATION CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR SECONDER – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Paul Jones, landowner of 79 Thompson Street, was before the Commission to present his application relating to the installation of solar powered panels onto the detached garage. • P. Jones informed the Commission that he was previously before the Commission to install solar powered panels onto the main building; however, since that application the cost of the project went up $10,000. As a result, he determined to relocate and downsize the project to the detached garage. The application was submitted as a hardship; that he was looking to do the small project first and come back with the bigger project in the future. • Chair A. Nardi asked if the project would contain eight panels and Commissioner W. Kroll asked if the garage was staying put. P. Jones responded that the garage will remain unchanged and that the project will only contain three panels – that the rendering was just to give an idea. He was looking to have a low profile; the panels will be on the side of the garage rather than the front; black and silver in color. • P. Jones informed the Commission that he interviewed three different licensed electricians and will be looking to choose one shortly. The conduit will be placed behind the main house and painted the same color as the house. • Commissioner W. Kroll informed P. Jones that the Commission is concerned what the project looks like, and expressed concerns about the location of the utility equipment and conduit. Since an electrician has not yet been selected, the location 5|Page  of the utility equipment and conduit could potentially change; the Commission approves the specific location of the conduit and equipment. • Chair A. Nardi advised that the hearing could be continued so the Petitioner could obtain that information. Commissioner W. Kroll advised that while the Commission could approve the project that evening, if anything changes, he would have to come back. • During public comment, Harry Seymour from 68 Washington Road provided support for the application upon learning where the conduit and equipment will be located. Jose Claudio, from 100 Clayton Street, expressed support for the project and opined it was a great opportunity. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to continue the hearing to the November 20, 2025 meeting agenda. The motion was seconded by Commissioner V. Nespor. With no discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. IX. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 353 MAPLE STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS AT 353 MAPLE STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL SECONDER – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR MOTION – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Jeff McGeary, Jonathan Slater, and Rafal Toczko were before the Commission to present the application relating to exterior renovations to the building at 353 Maple Street. • Jeff McGeary informed the Commission that the model of the program at 353 Maple Street has changed, thus invoking some upgrades, including accessibility requirements. In addition, windows and doors are to be replaced. • Jonathan Slater advised that a ramp would also be installed, and due to the configuration of the property, visibility of the ramp is inevitable and hard to disguise. The windows are diamond grids, aluminum facing; with a financial challenge, restoring the 59 windows is challenging. Exhaust vents relating to the commercial kitchen on the roof will be required. • Commissioner J. Crowell asked for clarification about what is being replaced; Jeff McGeary advised that all of the windows would be replaced. Commissioner V. Nespor asked if any of the windows were stained-glass; the Petitioners responded no. J. Slater advised that they looked at many different windows; that the proposed vinyl windows do provide diamond grids. • R. Toczko provided an overview of the proposed ramp construction plan – that a concrete path will be installed to meet the ramp on the Maple Street side of the building. The ramp is intended to be a permanent fixture, black satin aluminum. • Chair A. Nardi asked if the porch railing and post were to be removed; R. Toczko advised that the railing and post were wide enough apart to where they would not need to be removed and that a platform will be extended from the porch. 6|Page  Commissioner V. Nespor inquired about the permanent-ness of the ramp; J. Slater advised that it would be permanent for as long as the program exists. • Chair A. Nardi sought clarification about the diamond grid patterns; J. Slater advised that their team was making an effort to stay as consistent as possible and will have diamonds. Commissioner V. Nespor inquired as to whether the grids would be on the interior or exterior of the window; J. Slater responded that they are proposing exterior grids. • No public comment from those in attendance was provided. Chair A. Nardi then read J. Boone’s written public comment into the record. • Commissioner W. Kroll asked what would happen with the original aluminum windows once replaced and asked if they could be stored; the Petitioners advised that they would be able to store them in a warehouse. • Commissioner V. Nespor asked if the windows were in such bad shape that they could not be restored; the Petitioners responded in the affirmative. Commissioner V. Walsh opined that even if some of the windows were mismatched, if they could try to retain them as much as possible; the ramp is fine; and asked if replacing the windows was a requirement of the new program. The Petitioners responded that replacing the windows was not a requirement of the program. • Commissioner V. Walsh recommended trying to keep the historic windows, if possible, as well as ensure that the grids are not just attached to the windows. J. Slater agreed to if the windows could be repurposed, they would try. • Commissioner W. Kroll confirmed the model number of the window from the submitted application. • Commissioner V. Nespor made a motion to accept the application with the stipulation that the windows be kept if possible and repurposed to the most visible side of the building if possible, noting that the diamond grids are to be on the exterior of the window. X. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 47 WESTMINSTER STREET MOTION TO CONTINUE THE 47 WESTMINSTER STREET APPLICATION CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL SECONDER – YAY JUDI CROWELL ABSENT VANA NESPOR YAY VINCENT WALSH MOTION – YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • J. Lopez, Ovidia Lopez, and Rolando Meono were before the Commission to present the application relating to the construction of a rear porch 47 Westminster Street. Jose Claudio, from 100 Clayton Street, who was in attendance for another agenda item, helped translate for the Petitioners. • Chair A. Nardi provided an overview of the application. R. Meono informed the Commission that after purchasing the building, they noticed an opening at the rear of the building and thought they could place a deck at what appeared to be a rear entry way at some point. 7|Page  • Commissioner V. Walsh asked if the Petitioners received a permit; the Petitioners responded that they did not receive a permit. Commissioner V. Walsh opined that he would be unable to vote in favor of the application as a hardship. The Petitioners advised that the hardship was to demolish the porch. • Commissioners V. Walsh and W. Kroll inquired as to whether the structure would satisfy the building code, and opined that they would like acknowledgement from the Building Department prior to making a decision on the application. The Petitioners advised that the Building Department informed them that approval from the Commission was required prior to the Building Permit being approved; if the Historical Commission says it can stay, then the Building Department can issue the permit. • Commissioner V. Walsh reiterated that he could not vote on the application. Chair A. Nardi opined that the railings were likely to low. Commissioner V. Walsh opined that the Commission should not get into the details and asked if the structure was a legal structure. • Staff Member A. Strniste advised that he would ask the Building Department the next day about the structure’s ability to obtain approval. Attorney R. Shewchuk advised that the Commission should not vote on the application until they heard from the Building Department. • No public comment from those in attendance was provided. Chair A. Nardi then read J. Boone’s written public comment into the record. • Chair A. Nardi recommended postponing the hearing. • Commissioner V. Walsh made a motion to continue the hearing to the November 20, 2025 meeting agenda. The motion was seconded by Commissioner W. Kroll. With no other discussion, the motion was approved unanimously. XI. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 82 PINEYWOODS AVENUE MOTION TO APPROVE THE WINDOW PROJECT AT 82 PINEYWOODS AVENUE CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY JUDI CROWELL ABSENT VANA NESPOR SECONDER – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Melissa Mirhej, Alan Vier, and Tim Dros were before the Commission to present the application relating to replacing two windows, siding, and shingles pertaining to the building at 82 Pineywoods Avenue. • T. Dros advised that they were proposing to replace two windows due to extensive water damage. Since they were planning to replace the entirety of the windows, the rotted cedar shakes and shingles would be rebuilt back to its original design and replicated. Tim Dros advised that they were passionate about historic properties and will follow what was existing – putting everything back together as it originally was. 8|Page  • When opened to public comment, Harry Seymour from 82 Washington Road asked what the replacement siding would be; T. Dros advised that it would be cedar. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to approve the application as presented. The motion was seconded by Commissioner V. Nespor. No discussion was had and the motion was approved unanimously. XII. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 262 BRIDGE STREET MOTION TO FIND APPROVAL NOT NEEDED FOR 262 BRIDGE STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY JUDI CROWELL ABSENT VANA NESPOR SECONDER – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Tracy Janik from 2 Belmont Avenue, South Hadley was before the Commission to present the sign application relating to 262 Bridge Street. • Staff Member A. Strniste informed the Commission that when he was reviewing the application, he discovered that the City’s GIS resource selected the property at 266 Bridge Street when searching for “262 Bridge Street.” 266 Bridge Street is located in the Trinity Block Local Historic District; however, the subject property – 262 Bridge Street – is located directly adjacent to the Trinity Block Local Historic District (outside of the District). Therefore, the property is not subject to Historical Commission Review. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to find that the submitted application does not require approval from the Historical Commission since the property is not located in a Local Historic District, nor on the National Register of Historic Places. The motion was seconded by Commissioner V. Nespor. With no discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. XIII. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW – 1402 MAIN STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE SIGN INSTALLED AT 1402 MAIN STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL SECONDER – YAY JUDI CROWELL ABSENT VANA NESPOR MOTION – YAY VINCENT WALSH YAY MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Sarah and Dwight Bell, from 243 Wilbraham Road, were before the Commission to discuss the already approved installation of a sign at 1402 Main Street. • D. Bell informed the Commission that their business used to be at 5 Taylor Street; the sign subject to the application was silver with black lettering, and was moved from Taylor Street to Main Street. Commissioner V. Walsh confirmed that the sign was the same sign from 5 Taylor Street. 9|Page  • D. Bell informed the Commission that they were thinking of painting the sign, as well as illuminating the sign. • Staff Member A. Strniste informed the Commission that the standard they are reviewing the application was whether it caused an adverse impact to the building. • D. Bell asked the Commission if he would be required to come back before the Commission for façade improvements and installing an awning; the Commission responded in the affirmative. D. Bell then asked for recommendations; however, Chair. A Nardi informed him that the Commission cannot provide recommendations. Commissioner W. Kroll informed D. Bell to contact Staff Member A. Strniste with questions or examples with what has been approved in the past. • D. Bell inquired as to who should address deteriorating brick issues; Commissioner W. Kroll responded that since the deteriorating bricks related to the building, that the responsibility was on the landowner. Commissioner V. Walsh reminded the Commission that what can be discussed should really only relate to the application itself – the sign. He then opined that he could not approve the sign as is if it were to be permanent because he felt as if it does negatively impact the aesthetics of the building. • D. Bell asked if painting the sign black would help. Commissioner V. Walsh opined that the way the sign was installed did not really fit with the building, but painting would help. He then informed the Petitioners that he could vote to approve if the sign was considered temporary. D. Bell then advised that he could place black aluminum on the sides of the sign. • Commissioner V. Nespor made a motion to accept the sign as temporary with the understanding that the Petitioners would be returning to the Commission in the future with other façade improvements. The approval is effective for up to one year. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kroll. Commissioner V. Walsh clarified that the Petitioners were going to be returning with façade details relating to a submitted grant. The motion was approved unanimously. XIV. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – 207 PINE STREET PROJECT STATUS OVERVIEW • Jose Claudio, a representative of the landowner for 207 Pine Street informed the Commission about the status of the project at 207 Pine Street, which was approved by the Commission in 2022. Specifically, J. Claudio went through the various pictures submitted providing an in-depth overview. He also informed the Commission that the landowner is cognizant in trying to revitalize the area having bought neighboring property and making the building at 207 Pine Street historically friendly. • Staff Member A. Strniste provided the Commission an overview as to why the landowner was asked to attend the Commission’s meeting. During a site visit along Pine Street, Commissioners opined work was being performed that was not necessarily approved. • Chair A. Nardi confirmed with J. Claudio that the first-floor porch was the same, that it was lifted up. Staff Member A. Strniste reviewed the certificates of approval and compared them to what was completed; thus, the second-floor door, porch railings, and steps all need approval from the Historical Commission. The porch requires a Certificate of Non-Applicability since work has been conducted on the porch that was not covered in the certificates. 10 | P a g e  • Commissioner W. Kroll informed J. Claudio that the reason the Commission likes to follow-up with Petitioners after long stints of time is because sometimes what was approved was forgotten. • Chair A. Nardi confirmed with J. Claudio that the landowner would be returning, especially with regards to the second-floor door. • J. Claudio asked if the Stop-Work Order could be lifted. Staff Member A. Strniste advised the Building Department must have issued a Stop-Work Order and that he would speak to the Building Department the next day and let them known that the Historical Commission is okay lifting the order. J. Claudio advised that they would be back before the Commissioner in December. XV. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATE • Staff Member A. Strniste provided the Commission an overview of various updates: o The project manager for the project at 32 Hampden Street inquired as to what color they should paint the metal atop the parapet, which is being replaced, and whether it needs approval from the Commission. The Commission advised that they should try to match the color to what currently exists, and should it change, they should come before the Commission. o Staff Member A. Strniste issued the following Certificates of Non- Applicability since the last meeting:  301 Longhill Street  Repaint Front Façade.  1104 Worthington Street  Fixing/Repairing Black Metal Fence Hit by Car.  238 Sumner Avenue  Exterior Repairs.  60 Ingersoll Grove  Replace Asphalt Shingle Roof with Asphalt Shingle Roof.  47 Garfield Street  Installation of Black Metal Railing. o Staff Member A. Strniste issued the following violations since the last meeting:  21 Mountainview Street  Did not resolve replacement windows that were part of the original 2023 application.  158 Sherman Street  Replacement of Side and Front Porch Railings.  164 Sherman Street  Installation of a White Vinyl Fence.  104 Bowdoin Street  Installation of a Wooden Fence.  19 Normandy Street  Foundation Painted; Replaced Front Door.  39 Bellevue Avenue  Installation of a Pallet Fence.  275 Pine Street  Replacement of Rear Porch Railings.  174 Pinewoods Avenue  Installation of a Compressor Unit. o Staff Member A. Strniste sent inquiries about the following possible projects:  207 Pine Street  Deviations from Issued Certificate.  34 Westminster Street  Possible Future Window Replacement. XVI. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – NOVEMBER 20, 2025 QUORUM CALL 11 | P a g e  • Chair A. Nardi informed the Commission that he is tentative for the November 20, 2025 meeting. Commissioners W. Kroll, V. Walsh, and V. Nespor all responded that they will be in attendance. • Staff Member A. Strniste informed the Commission that K. Coffee has been forwarded as a nominee to the Commission to the City Council with a subcommittee meting expected to be scheduled soon. XVII. OTHER BUSINESS – PUBLIC SPEAK-OUT SESSION • No attending public provided comment. • Chair A. Nardi moved to adjourn. The motion was approved unanimously. The Commission adjourned at 7:43 PM. 12 | P a g e  ss,pringfitlb J,istorital <ommfssion 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787~020 (office) (413) 787~524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST [:::::~::::: ~.,~~•~•~g~~-~ca?.t.•.,?,.~f;£!:!-~ I) . The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I);. ~o~#.1o11£,~~~~tioo 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevantandapplicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on.the Application CHECKLIST □ APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE-ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. PICTURES OF Ex/STING CONDITIONS . Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the currentwindows looks like. •. RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION •.• Please provide a rendering of what the.project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding; windows, doors; solar powered panels,HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod~ uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. Fo~ paint color-related projects, a sample of the color· may suffice. For riew construction, renderings from an architect.are required. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS • Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, w j'ndoWs, siding, solar priwered panels, HVAC sys- tems, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro~ .. chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples ofthe product to the meeting date. LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION /.Ifthe landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. • [For m,ore information, visit the. City's website: www.springfield-ma.gov/plann1ng/historic-comm or call th~ Office:. (41~) 787-6020, •DATE DiSCUSSED (No HE.ARING); DATE. NOTICE. POSTED: •WAIVED BY COMMISSION: DATE NOTICE MAILED: ··• •WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: Last Updated 0 I /30/2025 Hello, how are you? I would like you to postpone the appointment for 45 days. I will go to California because I have circumstances. I will inform you of the appointment. Thank you for your understanding. f 4:35  ~ptfngfftlb J,f~totftal 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787~020 (office) (413) 787~524 (fax) APPLICATION INFORMATION PROPERTY ADDRESS: I. WHAT DOES HISTORIC STATUS MEAN? Properties within a Local Historic District are architecturally protected by the Springfield Historical Commission. Any exterior architectural feature that is visible from the public street or park is protected. Therefore, prior to any exterior change, approval by the Springfield Historical Commission must be obtained. 2. WHAT IS THE PROCESS FOR OBTAINING APPROVAL BY THE SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION? a. To determine if the Springfield Historical Commission must review an application, contact the City's Office of Plan- ning & Economic Development at (413) 787-6020 and ask for the Staff member who oversees the Historical Commis- sion. The Staff Member will determine. if review is req1:1ired. b. If the proposed project is subject to review, an "Application for a Certificate" must be submitted prior to the com- mencement of any project. c Fill out the attached application and submit it to the City's Office of Planning & Economic Development along with any supporting information (as requested in this application). d. Upon receipt of a complete application (the application itself and the necessary supporting documents), Staff will schedule a public hearing with the Springfield Historical Commission to discuss the proposed project. Notice of the public hearing will be sent by mail to the abutting neighbors at least fourteen ( 14) days in advance of the hearing, For most applications, the Commission has sixty (60) days from receipt of the application to render a decision. Failure to issue a decision within the requisite time period will result in the application being automatically granted. '' ' 3. WHATINFORMATION IS REQUIRED TO ENSURE THE APPLICATION IS COMPLETE? a. The address of the property subject to the application shall be clearly provided; b. The name of the property owner; c.. The address of the property owner (if different); d. The type of application being req1:1ested (see Page I) e. A written description of the project and the relevant section of this application completed. Note: Incomplete applications will not be processed by the Office of Planning & Economic Development. WHAT OTHER INFORMATION IS REQUIRED FOR AN APPL.ICATION? a. Drawings for alterations and/or additions to existing structures, or for new constructions. Drawings shall be plans or • elevations drawn to scale with sufficient details to show the architectural design of buildings, including proposed mate- rials, textures and colors. Sample of materials. or colors, and the plot plan or site layout, indicating all improvements affecting appearances such as walls, walks, terraces,. plantings, accessory buildings, signs, lights and other elements, shall also be included. b. Photographs required with application to demolish existing structures. Applicant shall submit photographs showing all sides of the property and contiguous properties on. ether side and across the street. c. Photographs required with applications for new construction. Applicant shall submit photographs of adjoining prop- erties on either side and across the street. d. Photographs required with application for repair, alterations, and/or additions to existing structures; Applicant shall submit photographs of all sides of the structure to be.affected by proposed action. e. Sample of materials and designs (e.g. brochures, specification sheets, physical samples, etc.) f. If applying under for a Certificate of Hardship, the applicant shall submit sufficient materials to support the hardship claim. Photographs, financial records, and health records are some suggested supporting materials. g. Requests for demolition under a Certificate of Hardship must be accompanied by a contract line item estimate for demolition and a contractor line item estimate for rehabilitation. Last Updated O1/30/2025  &,pringfitlb l,i~torital <tommi~~ion 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 /413) 787~020 (office) /4/3) 787~524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE IPROPERTY ADDRESS: APPLICATION TYPE (Select Application Type) □ CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. □ CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to tne. - individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW l Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. Recourse: If a petitioner disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such ruling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commission may, through . Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation with a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the restoration of any building or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. found guilty of any violations m~y be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or no more than five hundred dollars ($S00.00) n.,.,,.,.~ ~ ~~~ - - ~-- - ~ h ·•"' Last Updated 0 I /30/2025 Page I  &>pringfitlb J,istorital <!Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787-<5020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: \() PROPERTY OWNER: ~Q\ OWNER ADDRESS: 0 Check box if same os property address REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS ~~ Cl~-~,~-~ (Please check all that apply) □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors (see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) □ Roofing (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) / JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP {IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ Paint (see Page 8) PAGE IF NEEDED): Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see lXl Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) fXl Other Projects (see Page 9): D Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE cJ 2~ /2025 DATE I Last Updated 0 1/30/2025 Page 2  OTHER PROJECTS EXISTING CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION ~ o l 01 {) ~ "f "V\. ~QI.\v5t'f~~ 1 w~/:) ~'{\') \¼.'("\ ~°'-A- C~1Y\'l>r p'!ok<-f- ~\\Ofil ~ ,6 -\-v~,~ t{) \D "'- t ""-. ~"M."' oJ5 o cc,..i\'fl() \- ht- -1 o.._~ \ ~ 7¼""-t , ~ a. w, ~J 1-+o<YV\ . PROPOSED CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION Ue LJ po'f clA.. ~Cl\) u l/et:l 8q hd-¥~~-'t-'J "\fl.~ o~cK t5 O~"(J, T,J- ~C\? B10\.\\\ 0-ed', eo~-<-QA <M\~ ~tiW ~ £C}._\v.-;}va__~ o:') Wt\\ \ ~ (?v7 ~ {knf o.nd ~ 1'.<-coY\w{ (loo 1, go~ ?c.'{,~ So.\1.VJt'<o.Jt-~ cttl~ 'D-t,e),{ £>0~-<~1 B~1\ \\,~k.r, ~?\r,,. 7Nt>'ff),_ 8,1}1 qffQCh J-o +k Vtll1 Pt> 1 . Fw1r o.~d ~co-nJ rloo-< ~re~'> 'i1 If\ ~q__u~ )JeiJ cood*m G\(\J ~°'Pt fo 'Dt.Jh~ J\lcJ.l-('riQ\ \~ )1'<.Mi-t 1o.mt old )A,(dv. ·~ Last Updated 0 1/30/2025 Page 9 102 THOMPSON ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 #1 PORCH FIRST FLOOR #2 PORCH SECOND FLOOR I FOUND THE BALUSTERS AND THE DECK BOARD BROKEN ON THE FIRST FLOOR PORCH AND IN THE SECOND FLOOR LITTLE PORCH, ALSO NOT SAFE TO STAND ON BOTH BOARDS THAT CAN CAUSE SOMEONE INJURES SO THAT LEAD ME TO REPLACE THE DECK BOARDS TO #2 PRIME PRESSURE-TREATED GROUND CONTACT SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER WAS BOUGHT FROM HOME DEPOT AND REPLACE THE BALUSTERS TO PRESSURE-TREATED SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE WOOD SQUARE END BALUSTERS WAS BOUGHT FROM HOME DEPOT AS WELL  Jim Boone 97 Florida St McKnight July 14, 2025 Historic Commission Re: 102 Thompson St Dear Commissioners This house has undergone significant changes by the owner of record who is Ziyad Jarod. He purchased property 11/30/23. He was sent a letter telling him it was in a Historic District. (attached) The realtor who had listed the property was told of the Historic District rules in letter of 7/21/23 (attached) Google Street View of June 2024 shows that changes had not been made. Assessors records say property was a “transfer of convenience” to Zaitoun Munir on 3/19/24. Registry of deeds does not record this transfer so owner is legally Ziyad Jarod. Changes were made after this “transfer” The change of the front porch railings on first and second floor are totally inappropriate to the house, The change to the door on the second floor is improper and neither were done with permission of the Commission. The decorative shingles on the second floor porch were covered with asphalt shingles, again not approved. Asphalt should be removed and shingles restored. These four changes must be restored back to the way they were when purchased and are original to the house. Porch railings can be same height as originals as it is in Hisotric District. Leaving these changes as they are is a detriment to the District and counter to all of its rules. These changes were reported to the Commission October 19, 2024. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Jim Boone July 21, 2023 Becky Thompson Caldwell Banker 136 Dwight Rd Longmeadow, Ma 01106 Dear Becky Re: Listing at 102 Thompson St Springfield Congratulations on your listing in the McKnight Historic District in Springfield Ma. This is a wonderful neighborhood where everyone takes great pride in their properties. I think you will find a lot of interest in the property. As the house is in a Local Historic District, it is subject to the rules set forth by the City and administered by the Springfield Historical Commission. This means any work done to the exterior, including windows and doors porches, must have the approval of the Historical Commission. As this house is priced in a way that will attract Flippers, it is especially important that they understand rules of the Hisotric District. As this is a benefit to the property it is also a restriction and thus must be disclosed to all potential buyers. In full disclose of property restrictions, your listing should disclose this so that all potential buyers are informed. By having this in your listing, all Realtors showing the property are duly informed also. The rules of the McKnight Historic District can be found on the City o `+f Springfield’s Planning Department website. Microsoft Word - MCKNIGHT-rev_Dec_07.doc (springfield-ma.gov) Map of the Local Historic District ArcView Print Job (springfield-ma.gov) Thank you for your work in promoting this wonderful neighborhood. Your listing was built in 1885 in the Queen Anne/Stick Style and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places Jim Boone 97 Florida St McKnight jimboone@hotmail.com Dec 1, 2023 Ziyad Issa Jarad 102 Thompson St Springfield, Ma 01109 Welcome to the McKnight Historic District and our wonderful neighborhood. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we have over the past 47 years. Your Single Family home was built in 1885 and its first owner was named Andrew Titus. It is Queen Anne/Stick Style architecture. You are located in the McKnight Historic District. The Realtor listing this property had been notified as you can see by the attached letter. A reminder that all work to the house requires Building Permits. Any change to the exterior of the house, including siding, windows and doors must be approved by the Historical Commission. You can see an picture of your home in 1939 at springfieldpreservation.org Resources, WPA and go to Thompson Street You have wonderful neighbors all around you, hope you enjoy McKnight. Welcome Jim and Merry Boone 97 Florida St. 1  5:52 PM LTE Metro by T-Mo ... I 1, ••• www.zillow.com i X • •• 0 < >  5:53 PM LTE Metro by T-Mo ... I 1, ••• www.zillow.com i X • •• ,.., ----- 0 < > SP"INGfllLP·HISTOlll.:AL•COMMlmON 70 Tapley Street Springfield Massachusetts 01104 STOP WORK ORDER 5/20/2025 Zaitoun MHD Munir 30 Massasoit Street Springfield, MA O1107 Dear Zaitoun MHD Munir: The Springfield Historical Commission has recently become aware of the, and has reason to believe that there has be an, unauthorized replacement of porch railings and a second-floor door that have been installed on your property at 102 Thompson Street. Your property is located within the McKnight Local Historic District, and any proposed work to the exterior of the building is not allowed without the approval of the Commission. Once the Commission has granted approval, any exterior modifications and renovations can be completed after getting any other necessary building permits. Enclosed is a copy of the McKnight Local Historic District guidelines and an application and application instruction sheet. Please fill out the application completely, attaching the appropriate information (pictures, sample materials, site map, etc.) and return all materials to the address below. The next available Springfield Historical Commission meeting is Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 5:30pm and the application needs to be submitted two weeks in advance of the meeting (by Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at 4:30pm). If you cannot make this meeting, please contact me for future meeting dates. However, your work cannot continue until you receive the approval from the Commission. If you do not comply, the Commission will be forced to take further action. In addition, the Building Department has been notified of the work that is occurring to determine ifpermitting is required on their end. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (413) 787-6525. Sincere / ) l /'\ Andr[ ! s £ } Director of Community Planning Return Address: Springfield Historical Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 1104 cc: file, Springfield Law Department, Springfield Building Department . , -· . ' . . • '.1.- ...•  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 102 Thompson Street GIS 7/2/2025 11:35:45 AM Scale: 1"=100' Scale is approximate GIS information is provided on these Web Pages as a public resource for general information purposes only. It is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels of land in the City of Springfield for general purposes only and is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description." Map and parcel information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. No portion of the information should be considered to be, or used as, a legal document. The information is provided subject to the express condition that the user knowingly waives any and all claims for damages against the City of Springfield that may arise from the use of this data. 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A complete and valid application MUST contain the following information: I) The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I); 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevant and applicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on the Application CHECKLIST APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. PICTURES OF Ex/STING CONDITIONS Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the current windows looks like. □ RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION Please provide a rendering of what the project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding, windows, doors, solar powered panels, HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod- uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. For paint color-related projects, a sample of the color may suffice. For new construction, renderings from an architect are required. □ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, windows, siding, solar powered panels, HVAC sys- tems, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro- chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples of the product to the meeting date. □ LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION If the landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. For more information, visit the City's website: www.springfield-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm or call the Office: (413) 787-6020. OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: DECISION: -~~~dl hl4!l1f~ I DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: ~ ~~, d.</)J5 HEARING DATE: 0~ [f,") 7l(/>i~ DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ~ ~,~iQs DATE NOTICE MAILED: Oct~~~, 6(J;as WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: Last Updated OI /30/2025  &>prtngfitlb 1!)tstortcal 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. □ CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. Recourse: If a petitioner disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such ruling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commission may, through Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation w ith a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the restoration of any building or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. Persons found guilty of any violations may be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or no more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) Last Updated O1130/2025 Page I  ~prtngftelb 1!,tstorttal ~ommtsston 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: CHECK Box IF THE 2 PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ ow_)((R ADDRESS: 0 Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS (Please check all that apply) □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors (see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) □ Roof,ng (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ Paint (see Page 8) PAGE IF NEEDED): Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see □ Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) [21 Other Projects (see Page 9): Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 2  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 223 Longhill Street GIS Map 9/24/2025 11:46:14 AM Scale: 1"=200' Scale is approximate GIS information is provided on these Web Pages as a public resource for general information purposes only. It is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels of land in the City of Springfield for general purposes only and is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description." Map and parcel information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. No portion of the information should be considered to be, or used as, a legal document. The information is provided subject to the express condition that the user knowingly waives any and all claims for damages against the City of Springfield that may arise from the use of this data. Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 079000061 079000068 079000060 BYFIELD VINETTE CARANDO RAMON P DUQUETTE DENNIS PATRICK 218 LONGHILL ST 240 LONGHILL ST 208 LONGHILL ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 110650004 110650006 079000135 FOLEY EILEEN M & MICHAEL GALIK MELISSA A & JAMES C HALEY EDWARD A & JEAN 18 SPRUCELAND AVE 24 SPRUCELAND AVE 223 LONGHILL ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 079000136 079000062 079000133 LEONARD WILLIAM E & NEILL DAVID W & VIRGINIA E PELLERIN RAYMOND E & 215 LONG HILL ST 224 LONGHILL ST 229 LONGHILL ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 112800501 112800499 SPRINGFIELD CITY OF SPRINGFIELD CITY OF 36 COURT ST 45 SUMNER AV SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108  ~ptfngfftlb J,fstotfcal <!Commfi~fon 70 Tapley Street Sprlnd/eld, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION, CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDRESS: Incomplete.appli_cation will NOT' be.accepted and scheduled. A complete and,valid applica I) • The ty,pe.of Certificate the, petitioner is· seeki'ng must be indicated (see P,age I·);, · 2)- lihe property owner's signatulie must appear on tne application; • 3) R~levant anclt applicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MAJ.ERIAILS andl Pct.ANS' specified on ihe.Application 1 CHECKLIST' ~ - AP.PLICATION . . @: . Prc::'.:e ::::::::::::plic,,tl0n ~nd PROVIDE ADDITIONAi!. PAGES IF NEEDED. 0 Please provide· color -p&ot:ogr,aphs of the project area.ls current. condi~on~ for _example~ should·_ the proJect r7V ·_ pertain to replacing windows,. pr.ovicle _ai photograph of wnat the currrent wiodows. lool<s like. W I •RE~DE.RfNG, Of PROPOSE.,D PRO}EC'IT UPON; COMPl!.ETION . . . · Please provide-a: rendering. of·what the, pr::oject·will. look like-upon. c::ompletion.. for s6me products, ~µch. as • siding, windows. doors,.solar powered .panels, .HVAC systems (including·heat:pumps), this may !ndude prod-· uct details,from the manufacturer. and/or stotie. or a· brochttre.. for paint color-related proj~cts~ a ~ample of r-/ ·the color may, suffice. for new constr.uctiont renderings from, an architect are liequfred:.. W:. . PRODUCT SPECJFICAJiJONS' . . •. Pl'ease· provide specifications foli any products: (e:g. doors, windows, siding solar power:-ed panels;. HVAC sys- • . • terns;. etc.) to be· utilized during the pr9jec:t. l?roject:details·fromthe manufacturer:andlor store, .o·r ·a bro- .~ -. . . . : chure, will suffic·.·e.. lf available·. ~lease:bring physical sampl~s. qf the pr.odua to.the·meetmf ·c1qre. . •. : . . LETTER: OF AUTHORIZATION' . . ·. .· . . •• · . · . . .'!' . . . . ·_If the laridow.mer, is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence. shall! be submitted that autnor1zes a reprre- ' _.· • sentative tb speal< 6n their bel,alf aboutthe.applicatiorr.. . . . . . • . :C ·_ . vJ; ll ~* 1=~->D . • • .•.. . . . ' For·more· i'nformatiort. visit·toe City-s,website:.www~pr:-ingfield:.ma.go~/planning,lnistorric-comm.or. <::all the~Officet· (4•113~ 787:-60f2.Q. •: . ·OFFICE USE. ONLY . • :LOCAL Hl_STORIC 'DISTRICT: • • • : . ••• f'Y\ \{ : \. J(, .0 .,Lt ~J .. : . . • '\ e 9 c ~ . . .. . . ., :l6 •.~ta~ . ·• ;WAIVED ·av ABUTTERS: Last Updated OI /30/2025  ~ptfngfftlb 1E,fitotftal Commffffon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0//04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE APPLICATION TYPE (Select Application Type) ·□ CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply_ to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REG/STER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY S/GNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, an·d the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECT/ON I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. iRecourse: Jf, a petitior(er disagrees with -a ruling by·the·Commissio,n, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of. such ruling [ with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing _Court, if applicable.. On 1:he othe.r .hand, tne Historical' Commission may,,through • Superior Court (o.r Housing_Court), seek an·injunction against any·viofa.tion with a historic' district's guide.lines/standards. 'The Court may- order the removal of any such violation, or the liestoration of any ouildiflg or featur.e altered or demolitlon in-violation ·o f a hi'storic district'~ standards. Persons found guilty of.' any violations· may b~ fined not l~s tban tal dollars ($'1'0.00) or no more tnan five hundred doilars ($500.00) Last Updated 0 I /30/2025 Page I  &prfngfftlb J}fjtorftal <!Commfjjfou 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: OWNER ADDRESS: D Check box if same as property address 7 REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: 3a:;)7 f.5@(5 mA~ }. CbM PROPERTY CODE:' REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: 73 ;;;J.:l_; .$@ l})Ai\.Cbfrl PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS (Plea~e check all that apply) 3-e.e ~~Ath-eu •. ? 0 ~ -e~-\- D-eSc.r;p-\-1?J,v □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors (see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) □ Roofing (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPfl:RATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) PAGEIFNEEDED):_s-e e ztl-tAc.h-el) .- Sv~,+~ cfd-,'o,v □ Paint (see Page 8) F°D \ C.er-\-i r, c;J4 t--e_ l)f" -~.\Clf'D s~, P- tb, S o~a r Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see y q_ t:.I .::1-tJ S-\-f\[ 1\--\-U)N IV D f..J rn,y Ct r<t 3 e □ Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) □ Other Projects (see Page 9): eek box ifproperty owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is require£ Sep±em Bee d-- ~ 1o) u~5 DATE Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 2  Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings of the proposed roofing. Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing roofing. ExtSTING PROPOSED PLEASE. PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING ROOFING: 'fny G.a.at.~e. ~O!)~ \ S \ N 'cf·ea-t 8¼f\p~ PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE ROOFING: _I. uo r90-\ Wc\.tJ-\:- +o f~'e.p\f\ ~-e_ ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION:~ e e o..-\{ ~,ut.3 SOLAR Wtt ~ JiP.IE. M i TE.Rl'AL'OF tHE )fooi='BE 'CH'ANGING AS PART OF YES (PLEASE PROVIDE MORE INFO ABOVE) ~Hts Pa~1e:ei'lt._., ~,.: :-: •••. :. • • ••• • No Check box indicating that you are submitting plans of the proposed solar project. Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing roofing. L.(?CATION Oli MAI.N SfRVICE .~AN~L .& METER (e:g:•rear ofi building): • .. ' ·, ' ' . . UIT:(e.g. silver, same as·hot.Jse): Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 6  Notice of Representation – Historic Commission Meeting From: Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 To: Historic Commission Date: October 1, 2025 Re: Representation for Solar Panel Installation Application I, Paul Jones, hereby provide notice that I will attend the upcoming Historic Commission meeting to represent myself regarding the proposed installation of the following system on my property: ECO-WORTHY 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Solar Panel Kit • 4 pcs 100W Solar Panels • 40A MPPT Charge Controller • Bluetooth Module • Mounting Z Brackets • 400W 12V Solar Power Off-Grid System for Home I look forward to presenting my project and addressing any questions or concerns the Commission may have. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Paul Jones **Paul Jones** 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109  PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Description The project involves the installation of a 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Solar Panel Kit on a single-car garage located at 79 Thompson Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01109. The system will provide off-grid solar power to the garage to operate limited electrical loads, including lighting, outlets, and a diesel air heater. System Details: • Solar Panels: 4 pieces of 100W high-efficiency monocrystalline solar panels (total 400W), framed in aluminum alloy with tempered glass for durability. • Charge Controller: 40A MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) controller with 99% tracking efficiency and 98% peak conversion efficiency. • Monitoring: Bluetooth 5.0 monitoring module (BT-02) allowing mobile phone connectivity up to 82 feet for real-time system performance data. • Mounting Hardware: ECO-WORTHY Z Brackets for secure roof attachment of solar panels. • Wiring & Protection: Pre-installed waterproof IP-65 junction boxes, bypass diodes, 35- inch cables, and Y-branch connectors for efficient wiring and protection against shading losses. • System Output: Approximate daily production of 1.6 kWh (depending on sunlight availability). Intended Use: The installed solar system will supply off-grid power to the garage, which will include: • Two (2) ceiling-mounted 3-foot fluorescent light fixtures. • One (1) VEVOR Air Heater, 12V, 5KW, with remote control, LCD, and 5L fuel tank. • Four (4) standard 120V wall outlets for light electrical use. Scope of Work: 1  • Assessing garage roof for solar panel installation. • Mounting solar panels using the provided Z brackets. • Installing the MPPT charge controller, Bluetooth monitoring module, and required wiring. • Configuring the system to charge storage batteries and distribute power to lighting, heater, and outlets. • Testing and commissioning the system to ensure safe and efficient operation. This project will provide a reliable off-grid solar power source for the garage, ensuring energy independence for basic lighting, heating, and limited electrical use. 2  JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP FOR SOLAR PANEL INSTALATION ON MY GARAGE Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 September 20, 2025 Springfield Historical Commission 36 Court Street, Room 413 Springfield, MA 01103 Re: Request for Certificate of Hardship – Solar Panel Installation on Garage at 79 Thompson Street Dear Members of the Springfield Historical Commission: I respectfully submit this request for a Certificate of Hardship to permit the installation of a solar photovoltaic (PV) system on the roof of my detached single-car garage at 79 Thompson Street, Springfield, MA 01109. Basis for Hardship My household is entirely dependent on electricity for essential services, including: • Electric stove for cooking, • Electric water heater, • Electric baseboard heating, • Electric washer and dryer, and • Electric window air conditioning units during the summer months. As a result, my monthly electric bills routinely exceed $500.00, which poses a significant and ongoing financial burden. The proposed installation of a 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Solar Panel Kit on the garage roof will allow me to reduce this financial hardship by generating renewable energy on-site to my 1 garage. My garage serves as the first step in transitioning my property to solar energy, as it is less visible than the main structure, has minimal impact on the historic character of the property, and can be utilized immediately to offset high electricity costs. Intended Use of the Garage Solar System The garage is not only used for parking but also serves as a functional workshop where I regularly perform maintenance on my own car. During the winter months, this requires reliable power for: • Two fluorescent overhead lights for visibility, • Small power tools and chargers, and • A VEVOR Air Heater (12V, 5KW) to maintain a safe working temperature. Without solar, these activities directly increase my already excessive electric bills. Installing solar panels on the garage will allow me to reduce my reliance on grid electricity while making necessary and safe use of my garage year-round without have to take my car to an auto service facility like pep boys that can charge me upwards of $600 to change my breaks where I can change it myself for just the cost of parts (under $100). My garage is only used for self-purposes maintenance to my vehicle Minimal Impact on Historic Character The proposed installation will have little to no impact on the historic qualities of the property: • The panels will be installed on the roof of a detached garage, not the primary residence, reducing their visibility from the public way. • The installation is fully reversible panels can be removed in the future without causing permanent alteration to the garage structure. • The proposed solar kit is compact and mounted with low-profile brackets, blending with the roofline as much as possible. 2  Public Policy Considerations Additionally, this installation supports broader public interests: • It aligns with Massachusetts’ statewide goals to increase renewable energy use and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. • It reduces the strain on the public utility grid during high-demand seasons. • It demonstrates environmentally responsible homeownership while maintaining the integrity of the neighborhood’s character. Conclusion For these reasons, I respectfully request that the Commission grant a Certificate of Hardship to permit the installation of solar panels on the roof of my detached garage. Denial of this request would perpetuate a severe and ongoing financial burden due to my reliance on electricity for every essential household service, while approval will allow me to begin transitioning to renewable energy in a manner that is minimally invasive and fully reversible. Thank you for your consideration. I am happy to provide additional information, system specifications, or photographs of the proposed installation site if requested. Respectfully submitted, Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 Pj22765@gmail.com 617-939-5417 3  --- -- -- -· - --- -- - 0 ' j - --- --- • I' -. • ~ • I -. -  ECO-WORTHY 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Sola r Pa nel Kit :4pcs 100W Solar Panel+ 40A MPPT Charge Cont roller+ Bluetooth Module+ Mount ing Z Brackets, 400W 12V Solar Power Off Grid System f or Home, RV, Boat . Visit the ECO-WORTHY Store 4.4 ill ill ill ill~ v (576) I Search this page Amazon's Choice 50+ bought in past month ,_, ::: 1: = ::: • ■ ■ -- = • = $4 29 99 Or s1 Q7so /2 weeks (x4) . Select from 3 plans •• -=- ,a= :: D Coupon: Apply $30 coupon Terms Get a $100 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval for the Mercury Visa Signature Card. Learn more. Delivery & Support Select to learn more 8 VIDEOS e ~ Q Click to see full view Ships from 30-day easy Customer Amazon returns Support • • Ask Rufus Can it withstand harsh weather? Size: 400W 12V MPPT KIT Brand ECO-WORTHY Does it come with a charge controller? Material Alum inu m Is this solar panel kit easy to install? Ask something else Product Dimensions 35.2"L x 23"W x 1.37"H Efficiency High Efficiency Included Com ponents Fu se  Historic Commission Application Packet Solar Panel Installation Proposal – 79 Thompson Street, Springfield, MA Submitted by: Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 10/01/2025 Andrew Strniste Director of Community Planning Re: Application Submission – Historic Commission Approval for Solar Panel Installation Dear Director Strniste, I, Paul Jones, am writing to formally submit my application for review and approval by the Historic Commission regarding my proposed installation of a solar panel kit system on the roof of my garage located at 79 Thompson Street, Springfield, MA. Enclosed with this packet are the following materials for the Commission’s review: 1. Project Description 2. Justification for Certificate of Hardship 3. Notice of Representation 4. Visual Documentation The solar system is designed to be a low-profile, flush-mounted installation, minimizing visibility from the street and preserving the property’s historic character. Please note that I will be dropping off my application in person, as I believe the online application format does not allow my submission to be presented in a clear and professional manner. I respectfully request that this application be placed on the agenda for consideration at the next Historic Commission meeting. I will attend in person to represent myself and provide any additional information required by the Commission. Thank you for your time and attention. Respectfully, Paul Jones _________________________ Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 Project Description The project involves the installation of a 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Solar Panel Kit on a single-car garage located at 79 Thompson Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01109. The system will provide off-grid solar power to the garage to operate limited electrical loads, including lighting, outlets, and a diesel air heater. System Details: - 4 pcs 100W high-efficiency monocrystalline solar panels (400W total) - 40A MPPT charge controller - Bluetooth monitoring module - ECO-WORTHY Z Brackets for secure roof attachment - Approximate daily production: 1.6 kWh (depending on sunlight) Intended Use: - Two fluorescent light fixtures - One VEVOR Air Heater (12V, 5KW) - Four 120V wall outlets for light electrical use This project will provide a reliable off-grid solar power source for the garage, ensuring energy independence for basic lighting, heating, and limited electrical use. Justification for Certificate of Hardship My household depends entirely on electricity for essential services. Monthly bills routinely exceed $500, creating a significant financial burden. Installing a 400W solar kit on my garage will reduce this hardship by generating renewable energy. The garage roof is less visible than the main structure, making this installation minimally impactful to historic character. Panels will be mounted flush, fully reversible, and consistent with public policy goals supporting renewable energy. I respectfully request the Commission grant a Certificate of Hardship to permit this installation. Notice of Representation I, Paul Jones, hereby provide notice that I will attend the upcoming Historic Commission meeting to represent myself regarding the proposed installation of the ECO-WORTHY 400 Watt 12 Volt Premium Solar Panel Kit on my garage roof. I look forward to presenting my project and addressing any questions or concerns the Commission may have. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Paul Jones 79 Thompson Street Springfield, MA 01109 Supporting Visuals EXAMPLE OF A GARAGE WITH SOLAR PANELS ECO-WORTHY 400W Solar Panel Kit  c!J ECO-WORTHY 400 Watt 12 Volt Pre mium Sola r Pa nel Kit :4pcs ~ III 100W Solar Panel+ 40A MPPT Charge Cont roller+ Bluetooth Module+ Mounting Z Brackets, 400W 12V Solar Power Off Grid 111 r■n1 System for Home, RV, Boat, ~ 111 ■ Visit the ECO-WORTHY Store I Search th is page ~ 111 4.4 .....,_...-;:rv (576) f-i:: -6-:E,.M ·--§ : - II II II -- 50+ bought in past month ~ 111 ■ u 111 I 1111 Get a $100 Amazon Gift Card instantly upon approval for the Mercury Visa Signature Card. l earn more. Delivery & Support Select to learn more 0 Click to see fu ll view Ships from 30-dayeasy Customer Amazon Support • • Ask Rufus Can it withstand harsh weather? Size: 400W 12V MPPT KIT Brand ECO-WORTH Y Does it come with a charge controller? Material !H::MM Aluminum Is this solar panel kit easy to install? • ., Product Dimensions 35.2"Lx 23"W x 1.3r H Efficiency High Efficiency Included Components Fuse  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 79 Thompson Street GIS 10/1/2025 1:20:29 PM Scale: 1"=100' Scale is approximate GIS information is provided on these Web Pages as a public resource for general information purposes only. It is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels of land in the City of Springfield for general purposes only and is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description." Map and parcel information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. No portion of the information should be considered to be, or used as, a legal document. The information is provided subject to the express condition that the user knowingly waives any and all claims for damages against the City of Springfield that may arise from the use of this data. Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 115250069 010850430 115250067 CLARKE BRANDON FELIZ CHARLES EZEQUIEL JONES PAUL 67 THOMPSON ST 123 BAY ST 79 THOMPSON STREET SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 115250017 010850033 010850427 MARTINEZ HIRAM & VALERIE POST INVESTMENT LLC PROPERTY WAREHOUSE LLC 84 THOMPSON ST 101 CORPORATE PL 199 W CENTER ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 ROCKY HILL, CT 06067 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 115250066 115250016 SANTIAGO-LOPEZ JULIANA SPRINGFIELD CITY OF 83 THOMPSON ST 36 COURT ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103  ~prfngffelb ~f~torfcal <!Commf~~fon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 / I 04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (4/3) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST I PROPERTY ADDRESS, 41 w ~...., n ~ ~ Incomplete application will lY.QI be accepted and scheduled. A complete and valid application· MJJ.tr. contain the following information: I) The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I); 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevant and applicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on_the Application CHECKLIST □ APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. □ PICTURES OF EXISTING CONDITIONS Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the current windows looks like. □ RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION Please provide a rendering ~f what the project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding, windows, doors, solar powered panels, HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod- uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. For paint color-related projects, a sample of the color may suffice. For new construction, renderings from an architect are required. □ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, windows, siding, solar powered panels, HVAC sys- , terns, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro- . □ chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples Q(the pmduet tQ the meeting date . LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION If the landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. For more information I visit the· City's website· www s12ringfield -ma gov/12lanning/historic -comm or call the Office· (413) 787 6020 I I - OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: DECISION: (Y) cJtnl~ I DATE RECEIVED: ~ , k ')5)~5 DECISION DATE: <Oc..toloet 16,:» d-5 HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: 0~1:obo-~)~s 00"1..etr ~, ~~~s DATE NOT/CE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: Last Updated 0 1/30/2025  --:-~ ' .,~ I . .: .. ~prtngftelb ~t~tortcal /5: \:1 "',. \ . I ,,. : t: • / <!Commt~~ton J f6x . 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OI I 04 (4/3) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE APPLICATION TYPE (Select Application Type) □ CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. gJ_ CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NAV dNAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect ~ structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. Recourse: If a petitioner,disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such r.uling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commission may, through Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation with a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the· restoration of any building or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. Persons found guilty of any violations may be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or n~ more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page I  &,prtngftelb J!,t~tortcal r ~- ' ~- ~ cteommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (4/3) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE I ' PROPERTY ADDRESS:. .-. CHECK Box IF T.HE PROPERTY OWNER: _ . .,.- 0 V\0,\ Ct -' L0De2 PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER . OWNER ADDRESS: ~ Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS 'Rear ()tHCh w~ bcJ, If. #Jo w #.ert tJ q StCOtlC floor ~4-,r (Please check all that apply) W41 alrtit~ bit . 1htrt (J SoMe \/tl1t,I, ~ m,YV\ P"bltc □ Windows (see Page 3) f,w Tt,,1 -Sfa,r/P«rJ.. <M'AJ full--~ e,t.s~~ ~ { □ Doors (see Page 4) ~~- □ Siding (see Page 5) Bui Id wn'f',. 0 ~r ~ ess uf'ef trea ·f ecJ u1 C)o d . □ Roofing (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) '' □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ Paint (see Page 8) PAGE IF NEEDED): 1vt a.rt not- Ji, 1b J,mo Q11d reb.J1J IAJtl,l,. ~,.s tr,c Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see /.t,q hi~ , I '}4,f)r, I.\J a m>t ft, J:;:,u ~ 20-zs-'10"' p.,ruJe-G t. □ Page 8) J' ~ fti)-1- ~wa~ o{- art~ 4~ A,ncJ 9V,clol,"l'> b~ tin ~tf Nj ~ ~l(&)i. □ New Construction (all of the above) □ Other Projects (see Page 9): D Check box if property owner will-be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. PROPERTY OWNER'S S I G ~ DATE l.ast Updated OI /30/2015 Page 2  Jim Boone 97 Florida St McKnight October 7, 2025 Springfield Historic Commission Re: 47 Westminster St Rear Deck Dear Commissioners There has been a large back stair way going to the second floor of this Single Family Home in the Historic District. This was done without review of the Commission and I assume without a Building Permit. Owner was notified about District rules when they purchased house. (attached) This type of stairway would suggest a second floor apartment access. This stairway is very visible from the street and not in keeping with any guideline in the District. Materials and design not appropriate. Change is needed. Thank you Jim Boone March 10, 2024 Stephen Byrne First Place Realty Re: Listing at 47 Westminster St McKnight Historic District. Congratulations on your listing in the McKnight Historic District in Springfield Ma. This is a wonderful neighborhood where everyone takes great pride in their properties. I think you will find a lot of interest in the property. As the house is in a Local Historic District, it is subject to the rules set forth by the City and administered by the Springfield Historical Commission. This means any work done to the exterior, including windows and doors, must have the approval of the Historical Commission. I have enclosed pictures of the house in 1939 and 1975. You can see what a beautiful house it was. I imagine much of the porch detail is underneath that awful enclosed porch. Your buyers would enhance the value of the house by restoring the front porch. The rest of your street is very well restored. As this is a benefit to the property it is also a restriction and thus must be disclosed to all potential buyers. In full disclose of property restrictions, your listing should disclose this so that all potential buyers are informed. By having this in your listing, all Realtors showing the property are duly informed also. The rules of the McKnight Historic District can be found on the City Of Springfield’s Planning Department website. Microsoft Word - MCKNIGHT-rev_Dec_07.doc (springfield-ma.gov) Map of the Local Historic District ArcView Print Job (springfield-ma.gov) The house was built in 1876 and the first owner was W S Buxton, built in the Gothic Revival Style. This street was one of the first built by the McKnight Brothers. Thank you for your work in promoting this wonderful neighborhood. Jim Boone 97 Florida St McKnight jimboone@hotmail.com Ovida Catalina Lopez Marcarlo 47 Westminster St Springfield, Ma 01109 Welcome to the McKnight Historic District and our wonderful neighborhood. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we have over the past 47 years. Visit springfieldpreservation.org This website also has a list of Contractors that have been used by Preservation Trust members as well as lots of local history and other information. On this website you can see a picture of your home in 1939, go to Resources and WPA photos and Westminster St Your home was built in 1876 in the Gothic Revival style. The first owner was W S Buxton. This was one of the first houses built by the McKnight Brothers who developed the whole neighborhood. Your wonderful house is located in the McKnight Historic District and all work to the house visible from the street must be approved by the Springfield Historical Commission. I have included in this packet those guidelines. You have wonderful neighbors all around you, hope you enjoy McKnight. Any questions, please feel free to email me. Welcome Jim and Merry Boone 97 Florida St. jimboone@hotmail.com SP~INGFllLP•HISTOIIIU.L•C:OMMIISION 70 Tapley Street Springfield Massachusetts 01104 STOP WORK ORDER 5/20/2025 Ovidia Catalina Lopez-Macario 4 7 Westminster Street Springfield, MA 01109 Dear Ovidia Catalina Lopez-Macario: The Springfield Historical Commission has recently become aware of the unauthorized construction of a rear stairway onto the rear of the building on your property at 47 Westminster Street. Your property is located within the McKnight Local Historic District, and any proposed work relating to the exterior of the building is not allowed without the approval of the Commission. Once the Commission has granted approval, any exterior modifications and renovations can be completed after getting any other necessary building permits. Enclosed is a copy of the McKnight Local Historic District guidelines and an application. Please fill out the application completely, attaching the appropriate information (pictures, sample materials, site map, etc.) and return all materials to the address below. The next available Springfield Historical Commission meeting is Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 5:30pm, and the application needs to be submitted two weeks in advance of the meeting (by June 11, 2025 at 4:30pm). If you cannot make this meeting, please contact me for future meeting dates. However, your work cannot continue until you receive the approval from the Commission. If you do not comply, the Commission will be forced to take further action. In addition, the Building Department has been notified of the work that is occurring to determine ifpermitting is required on their end If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (413) 787-6525. Sincet J, / uh And~ Director of Community Planning Return Address: Springfield Historical Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 cc: file, Springfield Law Department, Springfield Building Department  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 47 Westminster Street GIS 9/24/2025 11:39:54 AM Scale: 1"=100' Scale is approximate GIS information is provided on these Web Pages as a public resource for general information purposes only. It is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels of land in the City of Springfield for general purposes only and is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description." Map and parcel information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. No portion of the information should be considered to be, or used as, a legal document. 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Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 122010011 122010065 020420010 BHUIYA BOKUL HUQ & BOWEN COLEEN F EDWARDS RUTH 52 WESTMINSTER ST 57 WESTMINSTER ST 54 BUCKINGHAM ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 122010067 122010066 020420011 KELLY GERALDINE ESTATE LOPEZ-MACARIO OVIDIA NEW VISION REALTY LLC 39 WESTMINISTER ST 47 WESTMINSTER ST PO BOX 14 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 LYNN, MA 01905 020420009 122010009 122010007 RIVERA ANGEL SPRINGFIELD CITY OF TAIMANGLO DAVID B & 23 BESTON ST 36 COURT ST 34 WESTMINSTER ST CHICOPEE, MA 01013 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109  S5)ptingfitlb ~i~torital 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0//04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST I PRoPERTYADDREss:137 Bellevue Avenue, Springfield, MA 01108 Incomplete application will NOT be accepted and scheduled. A complete and valid application MUST contain the following information: I) The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I); 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevant and applicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on the Application CHECKLIST □ APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. □ PICTURES OF Ex/STING CONDITIONS Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the current windows looks like. □ RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION Please provide a rendering of what the project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding, windows, doors, solar powered panels, HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod- uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. For paint color-related projects, a sample of the color may suffice. For new construction, renderings from an architect are required. □ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, windows, siding, solar powered panels, HVAC sys- tems, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro- chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples of the product to the meeting date. □ LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION If the landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. For more information, visit the City's website: www.springfield-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm or call the Office: (413) 787-6020. OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: DECISION: ~~r ()~ ~~(pl-\1 DATE RECEIVED: I DECISION DATE: () cto'aef d-.i ') ~;;.s HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): N ( ) ~ ';)_({>) Q<pQ.S DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ~oJ~w b1 ~~~ DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: \J()J(tf\\;.et- 6') ~°d-S Last Updated OI /30/2025  S5)ptfngffelb J)t~torftal <!Commf~~fon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE IPRoPERTYADDREss:137 Bellevue Avenue, Springfield, MA 01108 APPL/CATION TYPE Certificate of Appropriateness I✓ I CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. I✓ I CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal) . If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. Recourse: If a petitioner disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such ruling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commission may, through Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation with a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the restoration of any building or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. Persons found guilty of any violations may be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or no more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) Last Updated O1/30/2025 Page I  ~ Qi'1~,, ~prtngftelb J}tstorttal l{~~~" ) C!Commtsston 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fox) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 137 Bellevue Avenue, Springfield, MA 01108 CHECK Box IF THE PROPERTY OWNER: PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ Fred Swan OWNER ADDRESS: [Z] Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: (413) 297-4268 Trinity Solar/Michael Blanchard OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: fredallenswan@yahoo.com 413-203-9088 PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: <!/J l~ds -4xp~ 5 applications.westma@trinity-solar.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS Due to high electrical bills, the homeowner proposes to have (Please check all that apply) solar panels installed. Trinity Solar would be installing 10.66 kW DC (26 panels). □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors ( see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) [Z] Roofing (see Page 6) [Z] Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ Paint (see Page 8) PAGE IF NEEDED): Due to high electrical bills, the homeowner proposes to have Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see □ solar panels installed. Roof shingles need to be replaced for solar installation. Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) □ Other Projects (see Page 9): D Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. FR.ED ALLEN SWA N FR ED ALLE N SWAN (Oct 25, 2025 13:11:12 EDT) 10/25/25 e ROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated 0 1/30/2025 Page 2  ROOFING ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings of the proposed roofing. ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing roofing. EXISTING PROPOSED ROOF STYLE (e.g. gable, hip, mansard, etc): Pitched Pitched MATERIAL (e.g. asphalt shingle, slate, clay tile, etc): Asphalt Asphalt PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING ROOFING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE ROOFING: Re-roof needed to install solar panels ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: SOLAR WILL THE MATERIAL OF THE ROOF BE CHANGING AS PART OF ✔ YES (PLEASE PROVIDE MORE INFO ABOVE) THIS PROJECT? NO ✔ □ Check box indicating that you are submitting plans of the proposed solar project. ✔ □ Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing roofing. ROOF MATERIAL (e.g. asphalt shingle, slate, clay tile, etc): Asphalt NUMBER OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS: 26 SOLAR MANUFACTURER: SolarEdge Technologies LOCATION OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS (e.g. north side of roof): 12 panels on garage. 14 panels on east and west sides of house. All panels on roof. LOCATION OF MAIN SERVICE PANEL & METER (e.g. rear of building): West side of house LOCATION OF OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (e.g. rear of building): West side of house, disconnect on west side of garage. LOCATION OF CONDUIT (e.g. side of building, inside the house): Trench from west side of house to garage. PROPOSED COLOR OF CONDUIT (e.g. silver, same as house): EMT type, silver Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 6  ITciln ity· SOLAR NJ, Electrical Contractor business permit number 34EB00839200 NJ, HIC reg. # 13VH12957000 For other jurisdictions, please visit: http://www.trinity-solar.com/about-us/locations-and-licenses HOMEOWNER AUTHORIZATION FORM I, Fred Swan ___________________________________, (print name) am the owner of the property located at address: ____________________________________. 137 Bellevue Avenue Springfield, Massachusetts 01108 United States (print address) I hereby authorize Trinity Solar, LLC (“Trinity Solar”) and its employees, agents, and subcontractors, including without limitation, ___________________, to act as my Agent for the limited purpose of applying for and obtaining local building and other permits from the Authority Having Jurisdiction as required for the installation of a Photovoltaic System, Battery System, roofing or other Trinity Solar offerings located on my property, applying and obtaining permission and approval for interconnection with the electric utility company, and registration with any state and/or local incentive program(s). This authorization includes the transfer/re-administering, and/or cancellation of any existing permits on file for the purpose of updating/applying with an alternate subcontractor. Without limitation to the generality of the foregoing I specifically authorize Trinity Solar et al. to populate technical details, fill-in, edit, compile, attach drawings, plans, data sheets and other documentation to, date, submit, re-submit, revise, amend, and modify application, submission and certification documents (“Approvals Paperwork”), including those for which signature pages are included herewith for my signature, in furtherance of the related transaction, and I am providing any signatures to Approvals Paperwork for purposes of the foregoing. Trinity Solar will provide copies of Approvals Paperwork upon request by the homeowner. My authorizations memorialized herein shall remain in full force and effect until revoked. I acknowledge that these authorizations are not required to proceed with the transaction and are not a condition of the related agreement included herewith but are being given for my own convenience and benefit in order to expedite the approvals processes. Electric Utility Company: Eversource (Formerly WMECO) ___________________________ Electric Utility Account No.: _________________________ 72001961761 Electric Meter No.: 034698092 __________________________________ Name on Electric Utility Account: ____________________ Fred Swan ______________________________________________ Customer Signature ______________________________________________ Fred Swan Print Name April 24, 2025 ______________________________________________ Date Corporate Headquarters 1-877-SUN-SAVES 2211 Allenwood Road Ph: 732-780-3779 Wall, New Jersey 07719 Fax: 732-780-6671 www.Trinity-Solar.com FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CONTRACTORS AND THE CONTRACTORS’ REGISTRATION ACT, CONTACT THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY, DIVISION OF CONSUMERS AFFAIRS AT 1-888-656-6225. Version 2, effective 03-26-2024  BELLEVUE AVE • INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOF MOUNTED PV SOLAR SYSTEM 137 BELLEVUE AVE + SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 42.0914, -72.5682 Issued / Revisions R1 UTILITY INFO 9/5/2025 P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 08/21/2025 ( ] VICINITY MAP '-----SITE NO. DESCRIPTION DATE SCALE: NTS Project Title: SWAN, FREDERICK- TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-04-1321327 Project Address: 137 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 42.0914, -72.5682 GENERAL NOTES GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED ABBREVIATIONS CONTINUED SHEET INDEX Drawing Title: 1. THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ALL 8. THE DC VOLTAGE FROM THE PANELS IS ALWAYS PRESENT AT THE DC 14. B) CURRENT PREVAILING UTILITY COMPANY SPECIFICATIONS, JB kCMIL JUNCTION BOX THOUSAND CIRCULAR MILS PV-1 COVER SHEET W/ SITE INFO & NOTES kVA EQUIPMENT AND FOLLOWING ALL DIRECTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS DISCONNECT ENCLOSURE AND THE DC TERMINALS OF THE INVERTER DURING 15 STANDARDS, AND REQUIREMENTS THIS SET OF PLANS HAVE BEEN kW KILO-VOLT AMPERE KILO-WATT PV-2 ROOF PLAN W/ MODULE LOCATIONS PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM kWH KILO-WATT HOUR CONTAINED IN THE DRAWING PACKAGE AND INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM TRINITY. DAYLIGHT HOURS. ALL PERSONS WORKING ON OR INVOLVED WITH THE PREPARED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MUNICIPAL AND AGENCY REVIEW AND L LINE PV-3 ELECTRICAL 3 LINE DIAGRAM MCB MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER 2. THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ALL PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM ARE WARNED THAT THE SOLAR MODULES ARE APPROVAL. ONCE APPROVED, THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR IS MOP MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL AP APPENDIX Drawing Information EQUIPMENT AND FOLLOWING ALL ENERGIZED WHENEVER THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ALL MLO MAIN LUG ONLY DRAWING DATE: 08/21/2025 DIRECTIONS AND INSTRUCTION CONTAINED EXPOSED TO LIGHT. MTD MOUNTED DRAWN BY: KTD SYSTEM COMPONENTS AS DESCRIBED IN 9. ALL PORTIONS OF THIS SOLAR MTG MOUNTING IN THE COMPLETE MANUAL. THE DRAWING PACKAGE. REVISED BY: DMR 3. THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR IS PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM SHALL BE N NEUTRAL 16 ALL INFORMATION SHOWN MUST BE MARKED CLEARLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE RESPONSIBLE FOR READING AND CERTIFIED PRIOR TO USE FOR NIC NOT IN CONTRACT UNDERSTANDING ALL DRAWINGS, THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. System Information: COMPONENT AND INVERTER MANUALS ARTICLE 690 & 705. NO# NUMBER PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. THE INSTALLATION 10. PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF THIS NTS NOTTO SCALE DC SYSTEM SIZE: 10.66kW CONTRACTOR IS ALSO REQUIRED TO HAVE PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM, THE OCP OVER CURRENT PROTECTION AC SYSTEM SIZE: 10kW ABBREVIATIONS p POLE ALL COMPONENT SWITCHES IN THE OFF INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR SHALL MODULE COUNT: 26 ATTEND A PRE-INSTALLTION MEETING AMP AMPERE PB PULL BOX POSITION AND FUSES REMOVED PRIOR TO PH0 PHASE MODULES USED: HANWHA 410 THE INSTALLATION OF ALL FUSE BEARING FOR THE REVIEW OF THE INSTALLATION AC AL TERNATING CURRENT PROCEDURES, SCHEDULES, SAFETY AND AL ALUMINUM PVC POLY-VINYL CHLORIDE CONDUIT MODULE SPEC #: Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410 SYSTEM COMPONENTS. PWR POWER 4. ONCE THE PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES ARE COORDINATION. AF AMP. FRAME UTILITY COMPANY: EVERSOURCE AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR QTY QUANTITY MOUNTED, THE INSTALLATION 11. PRIOR TO THE SYSTEM START UP THE UTILITY ACCT #: 7200 356 4092 AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE RGS RIGID GALVANIZED STEEL CONTRACTOR SHOULD HAVE A MINIMUM OF INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR SHALL ONE ELECTRICIAN WHO HAS ATTENDED A ASSIST IN PERFORMING ALL INITIAL AWG AMERICAN WIRE GAUGE SN SOLID NEUTRAL UTILITY METER #: 034698092 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION HARDWARE CHECKS AND DC WIRING C CONDUIT ( GENERIC TERM OF JSWBD SWITCHBOARD DEAL TYPE: IGS SOLAR, LLC RACEWAY, PROVIDE AS TYP TYPICAL COURSE ON SITE. CONDUCTIVITY CHECKS. SPECIFIED) U.0.1. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED 5. FOR SAFETY, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT 12. FOR THE PROPER MAINTENANCE AND CB WP WEATHERPROOF THE INSTALLATION CREW ALWAYS HAVE A ISOLATION OF THE INVERTERS REFER TO COMBINER BOX MINIMUM OF TWO PERSONS WORKING THE ISOLATION PROCEDURES IN THE CKT CIRCUIT XFMR TRANSFORMER +72 MOUNT 72 INCHES TO BOTTOM TOGETHER AND THAT EACH OF THE OPERATION MANUAL. CT CURRENT TRANSFORMER cu OF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR OR R1 INSTALLATION CREW MEMBERS BE TRAINED 13. THE LOCATION OF PROPOSED ELECTRIC COPPER IN FIRST AID AND CPR. AND TELEPHONE UTILITIES ARE SUBJECT DC DIRECT CURRENT GRADE 6. THIS SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM IS TO TO FINAL APPROVAL OF THE DISC DISCONNECT SWITCH BE INSTALLED FOLLOWING THE APPROPRIATE UTILITY COMPANIES AND DWG DRAWING CONVENTIONS OF THE NATIONAL OWNERS. EC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INSTALLER ELECTRICAL CODE. ANY LOCAL CODE 14. ALL MATERIALS, WORKMANSHIP AND EMT ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING WHICH MAY SUPERSEDE THE NEC SHALL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SITE FS FUSIBLE SWITCH GOVERN. IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN HEREIN SHALL FU FUSE 7. ALL SYSTEM COMPONENTS TO BE BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH: GND GROUND INSTALLED WITH THIS SYSTEM ARE TO BE f'v CURRENT PREVAILING MUNICIPAL GFI GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER "UL" LISTED. ALL EQUIPMENT WILL BE NEMA AND/OR COUNTY SPECIFICATIONS, HZ FREQUENCY ( CYCLES PER 3R OUTDOOR RATED UNLESS INDOORS. STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS SECOND) GENERAL NOTES IF ISSUED DRAWING IS MARKED WITH A REVISION CHARACTER OTHER THAN "A", PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT FINAL EQUIPMENT AND/OR SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO AVAILABLITY OF EQUIPMENT. 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com  NOTES : •REFER TO MODULE SPECS FOR MODULE DIMENSIONS •DEPICTED MODULES MAY BE PORTRAIT OR LANDSCAPE ECOFASTEN CLAMP - - -- - -~~NEW PV SOLAR MODULE, TYPICAL ( REFER TO EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SPECS AND QUANTITIES) SOLAR MODULE ( REFER TO SPEC SHEET FOR DETAILS) SOLAR MODULE - [ i--_• _ I ----- . . -,,I.Al=-=::-=~- NEW MOUNTING FOOT/ ATTACHMENT --._ r--_ POINTS, TYPICAL ( REFER TO ENGINEERING LETTER FOR SPACING X ECOFASTEN "L" FOOT { REFER TO SPEC SHEET FOR DETAILS)~ 9 ECOFASTEN RAIL ( REFER TO SPEC SHEET FOR DETAILS) ~ \ 45 90 "' ~ I ---. -------- AND DETAILS) ~ NEW ECOFASTEN RAIL,TYPICAL > TO BE MOUNTED PERPINDICULAR TO «><( ::a , "' ~ ~ N -- 135 _, ◄ STRUCTURE ( REFER TO ECOFASTEN SPECIFICATION/ DATA SHEET FOR DETAILS) EXISTING ASPHALT SHINGLES ( REFER TO ENGINEERS LETTER FOR S P E C ~ ~ ~ / ,,...,,---ECOFASTEN FLASHING ( REFER TO SPEC SHEET FOR DETAILS) --315 S ~ 27 0 225 -L,___j~--l-----jtt--1- NEW -[ --:::.... END CLIP, TYPICAL ( REFER TO ECOFASTEN SPECIFICATION ,. ► S.S. LAG BOLT----------:i;i..------APOC SEALANT ( REFER TO ENGINEERS LETTER FOR SPECS) ~ SOLAR MODULES SHALL NOT ► \ + ~ ~ /DATASHEETFORDETAILS) EXISTING RAFTER EXCEED PEAK HEIGHT. - ( REFER TO ENGINEERS LETTER FOR SPECS) ~ ,____ L::=::9--NEWMIDCLIP, TYPICAL ( REFER TO ECOFASTEN SPECIFICATION / DATA SHEET FOR DETAILS) □ ATTACHMENT & CLIP DETAIL □ PV MODULE ATTACHMENT ON ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF □ HEIGHT FROM GROUND LEVEL TO PEAK OF ROOF SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE ARRAY SCHEDULE Issued / Revisions R1 UTILITY INFO 9/5/2025 ROOF 1 P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 08/21/2025 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 34° NO. DESCRIPTION DATE ORIENTATION: 331° ROOF 2 MODULES: 12 1 rl Project Title: PITCH: 34 ORIENTATION: 151 r- - - - - - --- - - - - - (PROPERTY LINE) SWAN, FREDERICK- ROOF 3 NOTE: 2021 IRC R324.6.2 MODULES: 0 (BID PLAN VIEW TOTAL ROOF AREA: 1628.8 FT² (GARAGE) I PITCH: 0° PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY TOTAL AREA: 250.6 FT² TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-04-1321327 ORIENTATION: 151° ARRAY PERCENTAGE OF PLAN VIEW TOTAL ROOF AREA: 15.3% ROOF 4 MODULES: 0 I ii iii ii i II I Project Address: PITCH: 45° ORIENTATION: 331° ROOF 5 MODULES: 2 DC Ii '"' i iiiii i i ll I CII DC 137 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 PITCH: 34 ORIENTATION: 61 42.0914, -72.5682 ROOF 6 fill MODULES: 0 PITCH: 34° ~ ORIENTATION: 241° FRONT BACK Drawing Title: (DWELLING) ROOF 7 I MODULES: 0 PITCH: 32° ORIENTATION: 241° I PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM FRONT@ BACK ROOF 8 I M ep MODULES: 0 D DC AC PITCH: 32° Drawing Information ORIENTATION: 61° J DRAWING DATE: 08/21/2025 ROOF 9 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 23° ORIENTATION: 151° • L _________________ DRAWN BY: REVISED BY: KTD DMR ROOF 10 ( CONDUIT TO BE TRENCHED APPROX, 55 FEET) MODULES: 0 PITCH: 23° System Information: ORIENTATION: 61° DC SYSTEM SIZE: 10.66kW ROOF 11 MODULES: 0 AC SYSTEM SIZE: 10kW PITCH: 23° M ep MODULE COUNT: 26 ORIENTATION: 241° D AC DC MODULES USED: HANWHA 410 ROOF 12 MODULES: 0 MODULE SPEC #: Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410 PITCH: 27° ORIENTATION: 151° UTILITY COMPANY: EVERSOURCE ROOF 13 UTILITY ACCT #: 7200 356 4092 MODULES: 0 UTILITY METER #: 034698092 PITCH: 27° NOTES: ORIENTATION: 61° 1.) ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE DEAL TYPE: IGS SOLAR, LLC ROOF 14 WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. MODULES: 0 2.) ARRAY BONDING TO COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATION. PITCH: 27° 3.) ALL LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE AND REQUIRE FIELD VERIFICATION. ORIENTATION: 331° 4.) AN AC DISCONNECT SHALL BE GROUPED WITH INVERTER ( S) NEC 690.13 ( E) ROOF 15 5.) ALL OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT SHALL BE RAIN TIGHT WITH MINIMUM NEMA 3R RATING. MODULES: 0 R1 PITCH: 27° 6.) ROOFTOP SOLAR INSTALLATION ONLY PV ARRAY SHALL NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE EXISTING ROOF EDGE. ORIENTATION: 241° SYMBOL LEGEND PLUMBING SCHEDULE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE ROOF 16 MODULES: 3 PITCH: 34 INDICATES ROOF DESIGNATION, REFER TO QTY SPEC# 42.0914, -72.5682 ORIENTATION: 151 ARRAY SCHEDULE FOR MORE INFORMATION D UD INDICATES NEW UN FUSED PV DISCONNECT TO BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE ( UTILITY ACCESSIBLE) SP D INDICATES NEW PV ONLY SUBPANEL TO BE INSTALLED 26 HANWHA 410 (Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410) ROOF 17 MODULES: 3 1 USE10000H-USMNBL75 PITCH: 34 ORIENTATION: 61 ROOF 18 L] M INDICATES EXISTING METER LOCATION ~ INDICATES NEW PV SOLAR MODULE. RED MODULES INDICATE PANELS THAT USE MICRO INVERTERS. REFER TO EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SPECS. D DC INDICATES NEW DC DISCONNECT 26 24 U650 OPTIMIZER ECOFASTEN 2012035 CF STD US RAIL AL MLL 171.5 MODULES: 3 OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS D 3 ECOFASTEN 2012045 CF US RAIL SPLICE SS 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , PITCH: 34 ORIENTATION: 331 Dep INDICATES EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANEL LOCATION: INSIDE P INDICATES NEW PRODUCTION METER TO BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE. SD INDICATES EXISTING SERVICE DISCONNECT 100 ECOFASTEN 2012036 CF US SMART FOOT AL MLL W/ (2)#14 SCREWS ROOF 19 26 ECOFASTEN 2012019 CF MLPE MOUNT MODULES: 3 PITCH: 34 60 ECOFASTEN 2099017 CF END CLAMP 32MM BLK ORIENTATION: 241 DD INDICATES NEW FUSED PV DISCONNECT TO BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE (UTILITY ACCESSIBLE) DC 0 AC INDICATES NEW INVERTER TO BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE. REFER TO EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE FOR SPECS D TS INDICATES EXISTING TRANSFER SWITCH 22 ECOFASTEN 2099022 CF MID CLAMP SHORT BLK 2211 Allenwood Road Wall, New Jersey 07719 877-786-7283 www.Trinity-Solar.com Quantity Model Number ARRAY CIRCUIT WIRING NOTES SOLAR MODULES MOUNTED TO ROOF ON 6 ARRAYS Engineer/ License Holder: 1.) LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITY 26 - 410W MODULES W/ 1 SOLAR EDGE U650 PER MODULE FOR DETERMINING ONSITE CONDITIONS AND 15 ADC MAX PER STRING EXECUTING INSTALLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 2023 [TOTAL] 1 STRING OF 14 MODULES IN SERIES - 380 Vmax 2.) LOWEST EXPECTED AMBIENT TEMPERATURE BASED ON 1 STRING OF 12 MODULES IN SERIES - 380 Vmax ASHRAE MINIMUM MEAN EXTREME DRY BULB *2 STRINGS TO BE TERMINATED INSIDE INVERTER TEMPERATURE FOR ASHRAE LOCATION MOST SIMILAR TO INSTALLATION LOCATION. LOWEST EXPECTED AMBIENT 8"x8" TEMP = -16°C (DWELLING) f ----- JUNCTION -----~ C ~~------------------------------------------------7I 3.) HIGHEST CONTINUOUS AMBIENT TEMPERATURE BASED 1 STRING OF 14 MODULES IN SERIES - 380 VMAX BOX \) y I ON ASHRAE HIGHEST MONTH 2% DRY BULB *STRING TO BE TERMINATED INSIDE INVERTER I TEMPERATURE FOR ASHRAE LOCATION MOST SIMILAR TO I INSTALLATION LOCATION. HIGHEST CONTINUOUS TEMP = 33°C 8"x8" - --- ----- 6"x6" + 4.) 2005 ASHRAE FUNDAMENTALS 2% DESIGN TEMPERATURES DO NOT EXCEED 47°C IN THE UNITED (GARAGE) 1 STRING OF 14 MODULES IN SERIES - 380 VMAX *STRING TO BE TERMINATED INSIDE INVERTER f JUNCTION BOX C H y JUNCTION BOX STATES (PALM SPRINGS, CA IS 44.1°C). FOR LESS THAN 9 CURRENT-CARRYING CONDUCTORS IN A ROOF-MOUNTED I SUNLIT CONDUIT AT LEAST 0.5" ABOVE ROOF AND USING DC DISCONNECT THE OUTDOOR DESIGN TEMPERATURE OF 47°C OR LESS (ALL OF UNITED STATES) 5.) PV SYSTEM CIRCUITS INSTALLED ON OR IN BUILDINGS Issued / Revisions SHALL INCLUDE A RAPID SHUTDOWN FUNCTION THAT CONTROLS SPECIFIC CONDUCTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 690.12(A) THROUGH (D) 6.) PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SYSTEMS SHALL BE PERMITTED R1 UTILITY INFO 9/5/2025 TO OPERATE WITH UNGROUNDED PHOTOVOLTAIC NEW SOURCE AND OUTPUT CIRCUIT PER NEC 690.41 (A)(4) 120/240V P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 08/21/2025 SERVICE RISER NO. DESCRIPTION DATE 7.) UNGROUNDED DC CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE IDENTIFIED WITH THE FOLLOWING OUTER FINISH: POSITIVE CONDUCTORS = RED Project Title: NEGATIVE CONDUCTORS = BLACK NEC 210.5(C)(2) SWAN, FREDERICK- 8.) ARRAY AND SUB ARRAY CONDUCTORS SHALL BE #10 PV NEW TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-04-1321327 WIRE TYPE RHW-2 OR EQUIVELANT AND SHALL BE MAIN BREAKER LOAD CENTER PROTECTED BY CONDUIT WHERE EXPOSED TO DIRECT INSULATED LINE TAPS SUNLIGHT. SUB ARRAY CONDUIT LONGER THAN 24” SHALL INSTALLED ON MAIN FEEDERS Project Address: CONTAIN ≤ 20 CURRENT CARYING CONDUCTORS AND NEC 705.11 WHERE EXPOSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT SHALL CONTAIN ≤ NEW NOTE: M 240V 1Ø 9 CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS. 120/240V 200A MAIN BREAKER INTERNAL REVENUE GRADE MONITORING 137 BELLEVUE AVE UTILITY METER CONTAINED WITHIN SOLAR EDGE INVERTER 9.) ALL WIRE LENGTHS SHALL BE LESS THAN 100' UNLESS 200A BUSBAR SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SOLAR EDGE PN. RWND-3D-240-MB OTHERWISE NOTED 42.0914, -72.5682 ~ -------------. U=====;-, 10.) FLEXIBLE CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED ON ROOFTOP AND SHALL BE LIMITED TO 12” IF USED 2p200A Drawing Title: OUTDOORS MAIN 11.) DISCONNECTS FED BY SUPPLY-SIDE SOURCE :::::: ::;;:::: :I.. PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM CONDUCTORS SHALL BE BONDED AND CONNECTED TO GROUNDING SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH :::::: ::;;:::: LOCKABLE 60A DISCONNECT NEC 250.24 :::::: ::;;:::: :::::: ::;;:::: FUSED W/ 60A FUSES 240V BONDED NEUTRAL 1Ø INVERTER #1 D Drawing Information 12.)OVERCURRENT PROTECTION FOR CONDUCTORS PV CONNECTED TO THE SUPPLY SIDE OF A SERVICE SHALL BE LOCATED WITHIN 10' OF THE POINT OF CONNECTION ::::::~ + DRAWING DATE: DRAWN BY: 08/21/2025 KTD NEC 690.9(A)(3)(2) REVISED BY: DMR PV - NEUTRAL 13.) WHERE TWO SOURCES FEED A BUSSBAR, ONE A UTILITY AND THE OTHER AN INVERTER, PV BACKFEED BREAKER(S) SHALL BE LOCATED OPPOSITE FROM UTILITY G E L1 L2 N System Information: NEC 705.12(B)(2) DC SYSTEM SIZE: 10.66kW 14.) ALL SOLAR SYSTEM LOAD CENTERS TO CONTAIN ONLY GENERATION CIRCUITS AND NO UNUSED POSITIONS OR a SQUARE D PN: D222NRB AC SYSTEM SIZE: MODULE COUNT: 10kW 26 LOADS MODULES USED: HANWHA 410 MODULE SPEC #: Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410 15.) ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED OUTDOORS SHALL HAVE UTILITY COMPANY: EVERSOURCE A NEMA 3R RATING UTILITY ACCT #: 7200 356 4092 CALCULATIONS FOR CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS UTILITY METER #: 034698092 REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY PER STRING DEAL TYPE: IGS SOLAR, LLC [NEC 690.8(B)(1)]: (15.00*1.25)1 = 18.75A PV MODULE SPECIFICATIONS AWG #10, DERATED AMPACITY HANWHA 410 (Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410) AMBIENT TEMP: 33°C, TEMP DERATING FACTOR: .96 RACEWAY DERATING = 4 CCC: 0.80 Imp 10.89 (40*.96)0.80 = 30.72A Vmp NOTE: CONDUIT TYPE SHALL BE CHOSEN BY THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR R1 37.64 TO MEET OR EXCEED NEC AND LOCAL AHJD REQUIREMENTS 30.72A >_ 18.75A, THEREFORE WIRE SIZE IS VALID Voc 45.37 Isc 11.2 A #6 THWN-2 TO GEC G 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#6 THWN-2, 1-#6 THWN-2 TOTAL AC REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY 42.00A*1.25 = 52.50A B 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#6 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND H 1" PVC W/ 2-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND (TRENCHED APPROX. 55') AWG #6, DERATED AMPACITY INVERTER #1 - USE10000H-USMNBL75 AMBIENT TEMP: 30°C, TEMP DERATING: 1.0 C 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND RACEWAY DERATING <_ 3 CCC: N/A DC AC 75A*1.0 = 75A Imp 28.05 Pout 10000 D 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 4-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND 75A >_ 52.50A, THEREFORE AC WIRE SIZE IS VALID Vmp 380 Imax 42 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#6 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND E Voc 480 OCPDmin 52.5 CALCULATION FOR PV OVERCURRENT PROTECTION F #10 PV WIRE (FREE AIR) W/ #6 BARE COPPER BOND TO ARRAY TOTAL INVERTER CURRENT: 42.00A Isc 30 Vnom 240 42.00A*1.25 = 52.50A 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 --> 60A OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IS VALID Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com NOTES: CTI)□ ity· 1.) COMPLIES WITH NEC 2023 2.) REFER TO SHEET PV-3 FOR SITE SPECIFIC VALUES REQUIRED BY NEC 690 3.) STICKERS, LABELS, AND PLACKARDS SHALL BE OF SUFFICIENT DURRABILITY TO WITHSTAND THE ENVIROMENT INVOLVED To be located on all DC junction boxes and every 10' on DC conduit SOLAR WARNING· PHOTOVOLTAIC 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 POWER SOURCE Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com NEC 690.31(D)(2) NEC690.13 DC Junction Box RAPID SHUTDOWN PHOTOVOLTAIC SWITCH FOR SOLAR PV SYSTEM DC DISCONNECT 690.56(D)(2) NEC 690.4(B) RAPID SHUTDOWN EL£cmtcAl 8t«:K HA%ARD DDIIIOT~~ , t . ~ ( I N I I I U l ' I U . ..... lCtt·ti.;:-::::;:::1·!d, SWITCH FOR LQIG .IIDtl MW a UilUICill(.0 NEC 690.7(D) •D11.0fui,,Qtlif10N Service Disconnect SOLAR PV SYSTEM NEC 690.13(B) 690.56(D)(2) Soladeck SOLAR PV SYSTEM EQUIPPED WITHI RAP1D SHUTDOWN ·---- -·-- Utility PHOTOVOLTAIC DC DISCONNECT NEC 690.4(8) NEC 690.13(B) NEC 690.13 If System is Backfed Breaker - PHOTOVO!.TAJC AC DISCONNECT NEC 690.4(B) NEC 690.7(D) - NEC 705.12(8)(2) PliOTOYOLJAJC AC OISCONNECT DC Disconnect NEC 690.4(B) Utility Meter Socket [UC"m:CAI. 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E :, E ·c: Power at MPP Short Circuit Current Open Circuit Voltage PMPP lsc V oe [W] [A] M 296.3 8.95 42.69 300.1 8.97 42.72 303.8 9.00 42.76 307.6 9.03 42.79 311.3 9.05 42.83 :ii Current at MPP IMPP [A] 8.46 8.51 8.57 8.62 8.68 Voltage at MPP V "'' M 35.03 35.25 35.46 35.68 35.89 A reliable investment 'Measurement to lerances PMPP ±3%; l,c: Voe ±5% at STC: 1000W/m'. 25±2'C, AM 1.5 according to IEC 60904-3 • 2 800W/m', NMOT, spectrum AM 1.5 25 ,..., Inclusive 25-year product wa rranty and 25-yea r linear performance warranty. 2 Ocells PERFORMANCE WARRANTY PERFORMANCE AT LOW IRRADIANCE ~ At least 98% of nominal power .. "' ~ Enduring high performance Long-term yield security with Anti LeTID Technology, I-,i during first year. Thereafter max. 0.5 % degradation per year. At least 93.5% of nominal power up to 10 years. At least 86 % of in f2 ""' ::, -- QCells Anti PID Tech nology3 and Hot-Spot Protect. i:i~ ffjg fi~ ibc nominal power up to 25 years. All data within measurement tolerances. Full warranties in ~ ; ~ il1 Extreme weather rating ~,. ~ i:E wO BO 0 accordance with the warranty t erms of the Qcells sales 600 800 1000 <>O organization of your respective YEARS count ry. IRRADIANCE IW/m~ High-tech alum inum alloy frame, certified for high snow (5400 Pa) and wind loads (4000 Pa). •standard terms of guarantee for the 5 PV companies with the TypJcel module perforrmmce under low lrrediance conditions In highest production capacity in 2021 (February 2021) comparison to STC conditions {25"C, 1000W/m 2). TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS Far beyond the standard Temperature Coefficient of lsc a [%/K] +0.04 Temperature Coefficient of V oc [%/K] - 0.27 Qcel ls' comprehens ive qua lity program ensures high 109±5.4 Temperature Coefficient of PMPP y [%/K] -0.34 Nominal Module Operating Temperature NMOT ["F] long-term yields and the reliability of your solar system. (43±3'C) ■ Properties for System Design Maximum System Voltage V,vs M 1000 (IEC)/1000 (UL) PV module classification Class II Maximum Series Fuse Rating [ADC] 20 Fire Rating based on ANSI/UL 61730 TYPE2 Max. Design Load, Push / Pull3 [l bs/fl'] 75 (3600Pa)/55 (2660Pa) Permitted Module Temperature - 40'F up to +185 'F on Continuous Duty (- 40'C up to +85'C) 1This statement should not be relied on as tax advice and is subject to change Max. Test Load, Push / Pull' [l bs/ft'] 113 (5400Pa)/84 (4000Pa) based on changes made to the Inflation Reduction Act and its implementing rules 3 See Installation Manua l and regulations. Please consult a qualified tax professional for specific guidance. 2 See data sheet on rear for further Information. 3 APT test conditions according to IEC/TS 62804-1:2015, method A(-1500V. 96h) ■ Qualifications and Certificates UL61730-1 & UL61730-2, CE-compliant, IEC 61215:2016, IEC 61730:2016, U.S. Patent No. 9,893,215 (solar cel ls), The ideal solution for: Rooftop arrays on resi dential buil din gs *DCA Module Option: DCA 17 mod ule has mate rial code 'MD06G100A-017' pri nted @ <E ~ m11112202n on t he module power la bel. •contact your Qcells Sales Representative for details regarding the module's eligibility to be Buy American Act (BAA) compliant. Qcells pursues minimizing paper output in consideration of the global environment. Note: lnst.8llatlon Instructions must be fo11owed. Contl!lct our tec:hnlc81 service for further Information on approved Installation of this product. Ha nwha Q CELLS America Inc. 300 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 500, Irvine, CA 92618, USA I TEL +1 (949) 748 5996 1EMAIL na.support@qcells.comI WEB www.qcells.com ocells / SolarEdge Home Hub Inverter / SolarEdge Home Hub Inverter USA Domestic Content Eligible USA Domestic Content Eligible Single Phase, for North America Single Phase, for North America SE3800H - US / SE5700H - US / SE7600H - US / SE10000H - US / SE11400H- US SE3800H-US / SE5700H- US / SE7600H-US / SE10000H-US / SE11400H-US Applicable to inverters with part number SExxxxxH-USMNxBLxS / USExxxxxH-USMNBL75 Applicable to inverters with part number SExxxxxH-USMNxBLxS / USExxxxxH-USMNBL75 Model Number111 SE3800H-US SE5700H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US Model Number 11 1 SE3800H-US SE5700H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US OUTPUT - AC ON GRID 3800@ 240V 5760 @240V 11,400 @ 240V Supported Battery Types SolarEdge Home Battery 400V Maximum AC Power Output 3300@ 208V 5000@ 208V 7600@ 240V 10,000 @ 240V 10,000 @ 208V w Number of Batteries per Inverter Upto 3 AC Output Voltage (Nominal) 208 I 240 Vac Maximum Continuous Power AC Output Voltage (Range) 183 -264 Vac (Charqe and Discharqe)C6l 11,400 w AC Frequency Range (min - nom - max) 59.3 - 60 - 60.5~1 Hz Number of Ports 2 16@240V 24@240V 47.5 @240V Maximum Current oer Port 40 Ade Maximum Continuous Output Current 32 @240V 42@ 240V A 16@208V 24@208V 48@208V 2-pole Disconnection Up to the inverter's rated standalone power GFDI Threshold 1 A SMART ENERGY CAPABILITIES I Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) <3 % Consumption Metering Built-in(7) Power Factor 1, adjustable -0.85 to 0.85 Standalone & Battery Storage With Backup Interface (purchased separately) for service up to 200A; up to 3 inverters Utility Monitoring, Islanding Protection, Yes EV Charging Direct connection to the SolarEdge Home EV Charger~ Countrv Confiaurable Thresholds Charge Battery from AC (if allowed) Yes ADDITIONAL FEATURES I Typical Nighttime Power Consumption < 2.5 w Supported Communication Interfaces RS485, Ethernet, CellularC91, Wi-F;(10J (optional), SolarEdge Home Networl(('ll (optional) OUTPUT - AC STANDALONE (BACKUP) l3l Revenue Grade Metering, ANS I C12.20 Built-in(7) I Rated AC Power in Standalone OperationC41 11,400 w Integrated AC, DC, and Communication Connection Unit Yes Maximum Continuous Output Current in Standalone Inverter Commissioning With the SetApp mobile application using built-in Wi-Fi Access Point for local connection 48 A Operation DC Voltage Rapid Shutdown (PV and Battery) Yes, NEC 690.12 Locked Rotor Amperage (LRA)CSl Upto 106 A AC L-L Output Voltage Range in Standalone Operation 211-264 Vac STANDARD COMPLIANCE I Safety UL 1741, UL 1741SA, UL 1741SB, UL 1699B, CSA 22.2#107.1, C22,2#330, C22.3#9, ANSI/CAN/UL 9540 AC L-N Output Voltage Range in Standalone Operation 105 -132 Vac Grid Connection Standards IEEE1547-2018 and IEEE-1547.1 Rule 21, Rule 14H AC Frequency Range in Standalone Operation 55 - 60 - 65 Hz Emissions FCC Part 15 Class B (min - nom - max) GFDI 1 A Power Control System (PCS) UL 1741 Pcs0n THD <5 % INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS I INPUT- DC (PV AND BATTERY) L1, L2, N terminal blocks, PE busbar for inverter connection I AC Terminals L1, L2 terminal blocks, PE busbar for EV Charqer AC connection Transformer-less, Ungrounded Yes DC Terminals 3 x terminal block pairs for PV input, 2 x terminal block pair for battery input Maximum Input Voltage 480 Vdc AC Output and EV AC Output Conduit Size/ Nominal DC Input Voltage 380 Vdc 1" maximum/14-4AWG AWG Ranqe Reverse-Polarity Protection Yes DC Input (PV and Battery) Conduit Size/ 1" maximum/14-6AWG Ground-Fault Isolation Detection 600k0 Sensitivity AWG Ranqe in/ Maximum Input Short Circuit Current 45 Ade Dimensions with Connection Unit (H x W x D) 21.06 X 14.6 X 8.2 / 535 X 370 X 208 mm Maximum Inverter Efficiency 99.2 % Weight with Connection Unit 44.9/20.3 lb/ kg 99@240V CEC Weighted Efficiency 98.5 99 % Noise < 50 dBA 98.5@ 208V 2-Pole Disconnection Cooling Natural Convection Yes Operating Temperature Range -40 to +140 / -40 to +601 21 "F/ •c DC CONNECTION - PV I Protection Rating NEMA4X 7600@ 240V 11,520@ 240V 22,800 @ 240V Maximum Input Power 6600@ 208V 10,000 @ 208V 15,200@ 240V 20,000 @ 240V 20,000 @ 208V w (6) Discharge power is llmited up to the Inverter's rated AC p::iwer for on-grid and standalone applications, as well as up to the installed batteries' rating. 20@240V 30@240V 60@240V (7) For consumption metering current transfom,ers should be ordered separately: SECT-SPL-225A-T-20 or SEACT1250-400NA-20. Revenue grade metering is only for production metering. Maximum Input Current 40@240V 53@ 240V Ade (8) For more information about the SolarEdge Home EV Charger, refer to the SolarEdge Home EV Charger datasheet. 17@208V 26@208V 53@ 208V (9) Information concerning the data plan terms & conditions is available in SolarEdge Communlcatiqn Plan Terms and Conditions. Number of Ports 3 (10) SolarEdge Home Network Plugin ENET-HBNP-01 and WI-Fi Antenna SE-ANT-ZBWIFI-KIT purchased separately. For more information, refer to the SolarEdge Home Network Pluqin datasheet and the Maximum Current per Port 40 Ade Antenna for Wi-Fi and Zig Bee Wireless Communications datasheet. (11) Only part numbers SExxxxxH-USMNxxx?x and USExxxxxH-USMNxx?x support the PCS meter. (1) These specifications apply to inverters wrrh part number SExxxxxH-USMNxBLxS and USExxxxxH-USMNBL75 and connection unrr model number DCD-1PH-US-PxH -F-x. (12) Full power up to at least 122"F / 50"C; for power derating information refer to the Temperature Derating for North America technical note. (2) For other regional settings please refer to the SolarEdge Inverters Power Control Options application note. (3) Not designed for non-grid connected applications and requires AC for commissioning. Standalone (backup) functionality is only supported for the 240V grid. (4) For models SE7600H-US and below, the Rated AC Power in Standalone Operation is configurable between 7,flJ0W with a Maximum Continuous Output Current of 32A or 11,400W with a Maximum Continuous Output Current of 48A, from firmware version 4.20.xx. (5) For more information about LRA (Locked Rotor Amperage} values, see the SolarEdge Home Hub Inverter LRA application note. © SolarEdge Technologies, Ltd. All rights reserved. SOLAR EDGE, the So{arEdge logo, OPTIMIZED BY SOLAR EDGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. © SolarEdge Technologies, Ltd. All rights reseived. SOLAR EDGE, the SolarEdge logo, OPTIMIZED BY SOLAR EDGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. All othet' trademarks mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Date: September 12, 2024 DS-000229-NAM. Subject to change without notice. All other trademarks mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Date: September 12, 2024 DS-000229-NAM. Subject to change without notice.  -0 I Power Optimizer Power Optimizer 0 USA Domestic Content Eligible, for North America U650 / U650B USA Domestic Content El igible* For North America ~ rn INPUT U650 U650B Units I Rated Input DC Power(l) 650 w U650 / U650 B AJ Absolute Maximum Input Voltage (Voe) MPPT Operating Range Maximum Input Current (Maximum lsc of Connected PV Module) 60 8-60 I I 15 100 12.5-100 Vdc Vdc Ade 0 Maximum Input Short Circuit Current(2) Maximum Efficiency 18.75 99.5 Ade % -0 Weighted Efficiency Overvoltage Category 98.6 II % -s: -I OUTPUT DURING OPERATION (POWER OPTIMIZER CONNECTED TO OPERATING SOLAREDGE INVERTER) Maximum Output Current Maximum Output Voltage 60 15 80 Ade Vdc -rnN OUTPUT DURING STANDBY (POWER OPTIMIZER DISCONNECTED FROM SOLAREDGE INVERTER OR INVERTER OFF) Safety Output Voltage per Power Optimizer I 1 ± 0.1 Vdc STANDARD COMPLIANCE I Photovoltaic Rapid Shutdown System CSA C22.2#330, NEC 2014- 2023 EMC FCC Part 15 Class B, IEC 61000-6-2, IEC 61000-6-3 Safety CSA C22.2#107.1, IEC 62109-1 (Class II safety), UL 1741 Material UL 94 V-0, UV Resistant AJ RoHS Fire Safety INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS Yes VDE-AR-E 2100-712:2013-05 I Maximum Allowed System Voltage 1000 Vdc Dimensions 0N x L x H) 129 X 155 X 30 / 5.07 X 6.10 X 1.18 I 129 X 165 X 45 / 5.07 X 6.49 X 1.77 mm/in Weight 720 I 1.6 I 790 I 1.74 gr /lb Input Connector MC4 Input Wire Length 0.1 / 0.32 m/ft Output Connector MC4 SolarEdge's USA- manufactured offering for PV power optimization at Output Wire Length (+) 2.3, (-) 0.10 / (+) 7.54, (-) 0.32 m/ft Operating Temperature Range13l -40 to +85 ·c the module level Protection Rating IP68 / NEMA6P Relative Humidity 0-100 % I Eligible for domestic content: SolarEdge I Flexible system design for maximum space (1) The Rated Power of the module at STC will not exceed the power optimizer's Rated Input DC Power. Modules with up to +5% power tolerance are allowed. USA-manufactured Power Optimizers*, when paired utilization (2) The Maximum Input Short Circuit Current is adjusted for worst case conditions of ambient temperature, irradiance, bifacial gain, and so on, in accordance with NEC and CSA with certain SolarEdge inverters, are intended to be (3) Power derating is applied for ambient temperatures above +85°C / +185°F for U650 and for ambient temperatures above +75 9 C / 16?9F for U650B. Refer to the Power Optimizers Temperature Perating I Faster installations with simplified wire management technical note for details. eligible for the enhanced federal income tax credit for domestic content and easy assembly using a sing le bolt PV System Design Using a SolarEdge SolarEdge Horne Three Phase Three Phase Units I Compatible with a wide range of modules, including lnverter 141 Wave/ Hub Single Phase for 208V Grid for 277 /480V Grid I Specifically designed to work with SolarEdge U650 8 10 18 Minimum String Length inverters high-powered and bifacial PV modules (Power Optimizers) U650B 6 8 14 Maximum String Length (Power Optimizers) 25 5Q!Sl I Suppo rts high open ci rcuit voltage 0/oc) modules I Adva nced safety: Maximum Usable Power Delivered per String 5700 6000 12,750 w with U650B , Patented Sense Connect technology, designed Inverters with Rated Per the inverter's maximum input to automatically detect and prevent potential AC Power < 5700W DC Power<81 Maximum Allowed Inverters with Rated One string: 7200 I U650B provides improved design flexibil ity of electric arcs at the connector level before an arc Connected Power per AC Power of 6000W 5700 Two strings or more: 7800 15,000 mu ltifaceted, complex roofs, with extended is created Stringl6117l w Inverters with Rated 6800, only when connected to at least output vo ltage that reduces yield facto r losses AC Power ~ 7600W two strinqs , Patented SafeDC™ - module-level voltage Parallel Strings of Different Lengths or Orientations Yes shutdown, for installer and firefighter safety I Superior efficiency (99.5%) (4) It is not allowed to mix U650 or U650B Power Optimizers with P-series Power Optimizers in new installations in the same string. , Meets NEC requirements for arc fau lt protection (5) A string with more than 30 optimizers does not meet NEC rapid shutdown requirements; safety voltage will be above the 30V requirement. (6) For the 208V grid, the maximum is permitted only when the difference in connected power between strings is 1,000W or less. I Mitigates diverse types of module mismatch loss, (AFCI) and Photovoltaic Rapid Shutdown System (7) For the 240V or 277/4S0V grids, the maximum is permitted only when the difference in connected power between strings 2,000W or less. from manufacturing tolerance to partial shading (PVRSS) (8) Refer to the Single StrinQ Design Guidelines application note for more details. * Manufactured by SolarEdge with the intent to be eligible for inclusion under the elective safe harbor in calculating the Domestic Cost Percentage under the PRooftop (MLPEr category (under IRS Notice 2024-41). The PCBA, Electrical Parts, and Enclosure are domestically manufactured to meet the requirements of eligibility to be considered for the ITC domestic content bonus adder. SolarEdge does not provide tax and/or legal advice. You should consult with your own legal and/or tax advisor(s) regarding the eligibility of your project for the ITC or PTC, including the 10% domestic content bonus, to determine how the applicable rules apply to your particular project. The forward-looking statements in this datasheet are accurate as of the date herein and are subject to change. For more information, please contact your local SolarEdge sales representative solaredge.com solarJD till' © Solarfdge Technologies, Ltd. All rights reserved. SOLAREDGE, the Solarfdge logo, OPTIMIZED BY SOLAR EDGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. All other trademarks mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Date: February 19, 2025 DS-000247-NAM. SUbjectto change without notice.  ® Listed 486B Pressure Cable Connectors File No. E-5238 B-TAP® INSULATION PIERCING TAP CONNECTORS TORQUE AND Siil~lnel Jffifeol the service e u1 ment. CURRENT RATINGS (Solid and/or Stranded) INSULATION-PIERCING TAP CONNECTORS NOMINAL TAP CURRENT RATIING CONECTORES DE DERIVACION QUE PERFORAN EL AISLAMIENTO CATALOG# MAIN TAP TORQUE (IN AMPS)* BTC2/0-14 2/0-4 10-14+ 80 IN. LBS. 40 Installation Instructions: lnstalacion lnstrucciones: t BTC1/0-10 1/0-8 2-10++ 80 IN. LBS. 130 0-1 0-J ~-10 n2 3 Improperly installed electrical wiring can be dangerous Los cables electricos mal instalados pueden ser peligrosos BTC4/0-6 4/0-2 1/0-6 160 IN. LBS. 170 and cause electrical fires. The connector chosen must y provocar incendios. El conector escogido debe ser de un BTC4/0-2 4/0-2 4/0-2 160 IN. LBS. 260 be sized to the wires being used. Consult local building tamafio adecuado para las cables que se utilicen. Consulte BTC250-6 250-4 4/0-6 160 IN. LBS. 260 code before doing any electrical work. For assistance, las c6digos de construcci6n locales antes de efectuar trabajos refer to an instructional book or consult aqualified electricos. Si necesita ayuda, consulte un Ii bro de instrucciones BTC250-4 250-1 3/0-4 160 IN. LBS. 225 electrician. oconsulte con un electricista capacitado. BTC250-2 250-1/0 4/0-2 160 IN. LBS. 260 BTC350-1/0 350-1/0 350-1/0 330 IN. LBS. 350 BTC500-4 500-2/0 4/0-4 330 IN. LBS. 260 Contact with electricity can cause serious injury or death. figure 1 Use solo en cable aislado. [RHH, RHW(-2), THHN, THHW, THW, BTC500-1/0 500-4/0 350-1/0 330 IN. LBS. 350 Use on insulated cable only. [RHH, RHW(-2), THHN, THWN, USE, XHHW(-2). Consulte con la fabrica para obtener THHW, THW, THWN, USE, XHHW(-2). Consult factory /,\ informaci6n sabre otros tipos de aislamiento]. Sise va ahacer BTC500-14 750-3/0 10-14 ++++ 80 IN. LBS. 40 for other insulation types] If the installation is to be ~ la instalaci6n sabre un cable con corriente el conductor derivado BTC750-250 750-250 500-250 330 IN. LBS. 430 made on an energized run, the tap conductor must debe estar libre de carga y no debe estar aterado. Use guantes be under no load and must not be grounded. Use con aislamiento electrico. Quite le la corriente al cable del cual se +10-14 Cu SOLID/STRANDED; 10-12 Al SOLID/STRANDED electrically insulated gloves. De-energize the run cable if hace la derivaci6n si nose pueden cumplir estas condiciones. El ++2-10 Cu SOLID/STRANDED; 2-10 Al STRANDED there are any questions of these conditions being met. contacto con electricidad puede producir lesiones graves omortales. +++2-10 Cu SOLID/STRANDED; 2-8 Al STRANDED ++++10-14 Cu SOLID/STRANDED; 10-12 Al STRANDED 1. Determine the direction for the tap conductor to exit and 1. Determine la direccion en la que el conductor derivado saldra y Full line is 600V dual-rated, 194°F(90°C) discard one end cap. See figure 1. deseche la tapa terminal sobrante. Vea la ilustracion 1. • Based on NEC Table 310-16 1996 (Not more than 3 insulated conductors in a raceway at ambient temperature of 30° C) for the largest tap wire size. 2. Position the main (or feeder) side of the connector around 2. Coloque el lado principal (o de alimentacion) del conector the run cable and tighten the bolt finger tight. See alrededor del cual se hace la derivacion y apriete firmemente figure 2. If required , loosen the bolt slightly to allow the el dedo del perno. Vea la ilustracion 2. Si hace falta, afloje connector to open completely. DISASSEMBLY NOT el perno ligeramente para permitir que el conector se abra RECOMMENDED . The plastic "Turbo" spacer holds the completamente. NO ES RECOMENDABLE DESARMAR EL connector open which eases installation and ensures proper CONECTOR. El espaciador "Turbo" de plastico mantiene al connections. conector abierto, lo cual faci lita la instalaci6n y asegura que las conexiones se hagan correctamente. 3. Cut the end of the tap cable squarely. DO NOT STRIP 3. Corte el extrema del cable de derivacion perpendicu larmente a su CABLE INSULATION. eje. NO PELE EL AISLAMIENTO DEL CABLE. 4. Insert the tap cable into the tap side of the connector unti I it 4. lnserte el cable de derivaci6n en el lado de derivacion del is seated in the remaining end cap. See figure 3. conector hasta que tope contra la tapa terminal que queda. Vea la 5. Continue tightening the torque regulating bolt with a ilustracion 3. standard box or socket wrench until the torque regulating 5. Continue apretando este perno que regula la torsi6n con una piece breaks away. If the connector has two (2) assembly Ilave estandar ode cubo hasta que la pieza que regula la torsion bolts, alternately tighten until the hexagonal torque devices se parta y se separe. Si el conector tiene dos (2) pernos de break away. See figures 4a & 4b. Note that the plastic ensamblaje, aprietelos alternativamente hasta que el dispositivo "turbo" spacer on the side will also break. To make the de regulacion de torcio se parta. Vea la ilustracion 4a y 4b. installation even easier and to relieve torque from the Observe que el espaciador "turbo" de plastic □ en el costado tambien se fracturara. Para hacer esta instalaci6n aun mas facil y cables, a second wrench can be used on the hexagonal para aliviar la torsi6n de los cables, se puede usar una segunda piece on the bottom of the connector. DO NOT use gripping type pliers, pipe, open ended Ilave sabre la pieza hexagonal al fondo del conector. ill I~!it,ttn! ~ I NO USE alicates de presion, llaves de turbo, llaves WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warninqs.ca.qov. or adjustable wrenches as these may damage the comunes o ajustables ya que estas pueden danar el hexagonal torque regulating device. A torque wrench is not required. dispositivo hexagonal que regula la torsion. Nose requiere una Ilave de torsion. ill ADVERTENCIA: Cancer y Dano Reproductivo - www.P65Warninqs.ca gov MAKE SURE ONLY THE TOP HEXAGONAL TORQUE ASEGURESE QUE SE USE, PARA EL ENSAMBLADO, 1B00 S. Prairie Drive DEVICE OF THE BOLT HEAD IS USED FOR SOLO EL DISPOSITIVO SUPERIOR DE REGULACION DE One year limited warranty. See idealind.com for more information. Sycamore, IL, U.S.A. ASSEMBLY. THE SECOND HEX PIECE [CLOSER TORSION DE LA CABEZA DEL PERNO. LA SEGUNDA B00-435-0705 • www.idealind.com PIEZA HEXAGONAL (LA MAS CERCANA AL CUERPO Garantia limitada de un ano. Visite www.idealind.com para obtener detalles de la garantfa. TO THE BODY OF THE CONNECTOR] IS USED FOR Before Alterconect Torque Torque Reached, DEL CONECTOR) SE USA SOLO PARA DESARMAR EL DISASSEMBLY. One Hex Piece Applied CONECTOR. Note: The torque regulating bolt ensures the correct torque Breaks-Away Nola: El perno regulador de torsi6n garantiza la aplicaci6n de la is applied to the conductors without using a torque wrench . figure 4a figure 4b torsion correcta a las conductores sin usar una Ilave de torsion. ND 9053-2 Important information such as run and tap ranges, voltage La informaci6n importante de longitud de cable pelado y de toma, 1839420 ratings and material/temperature ratings is marked on the las clasificaciones de materiales y temperatura esta marcada en el connector. conector.  A ~nS>EcoFasten® /jv(4 For Installers. By Installers. RATINGS Fire Rating Class A* and B** System Fire Rating Max System Voltage 1500VDC Max Fuse Rating 40A Certification Conforms to UL STD 2703 and UL SUBJECT 2703A Warranty 25 Year Material and Workmanship UL 2703 Markings Markings are located on End Clamp Roof Pitch 1/4:12-21:12 UL 2703 Allowable Design Load Rating 10 psf downward, 5 psf upward, and 5 psf lateral Max Module Size 25.6 sqft Module Orientation Portrait or Landscape Multiple use Rated Components (Position Independent) End Clamp, Mid Clamp, Frame MLPE Mount and MLPE Mount . Steep Slope Ratings applicable for Asphalt Shingle roofs with slopes 2:12 and up • Low Slope Ratings applicable for Roll Roofing (Rolled UL 2703A Smart Foot Ratings . Comp) roofs with slopes 1:12 and up - Low Slope Ratings applicable for Modified Bitumen (Mod-Bit) roofs with slopes 1/4:12 and up *Class A System fire rating with Steep and Low Slope roofs and Type 1, 2, 29 and 38 PV modules with no skirt requ ired. Class A System fire rating with Steep Slope Roofs and Type 4 and 5 modules with south edge skirt required. Any roof-to-modu le gap is permitted. Th is rating is applicable with any roof attachment. **Class B System fire rating with Steep Slope roofs and Type 4 and 5 modules, no skirt required . Any roof-to-module gap is permitted. Th is rating is applicable with any roof attachment. ® COMPLETE MOUNT & FLASHING ASSEMBLY UL 2703 MARKING EXAMPLE: GF-1 is our most versatile solution for composition IEIF ~~ /Lrou I-- shingle roofs. The flashing installs with a single fastener for a quick and easy installation. When the GF-1 Flashing Composition Shingle ~,!!!/ ct with Grommet is paired withan EcoFasten compression 0 ETLus Y## o intertek 5028986,5017913 CONFORMS TO UL STD 2703 a: bracket, a watertight seal is created, maintaining the integrity of the roof. FEATURES & BENEFITS Rail-Based, Rail-Less ~ Patented watertight techno logy • Installs without removing shingles Structural-Attached TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS • One lag bo lt for a single-penetration attachment point Component Torque (in-lb) Notes • Compatible with a variety of EcoFasten compression brackets Lag Screw N/A Fu ll y Seat. Use visua l indicator of the black EPDM ring around the • Florida Product Approved for any combination of 8"x12" GF-1 bonded washer for torquing. flashing with the ClickFit L-foot & Lag Screw Mid-Clamp 144 End-Clamp 144 Rail Clicker Leveling Bolt 144 Pre-torqued upon delivery. Applies to Tile Hook and L-Foot/Clicker Hook Height Bolt N/A Lightly clamp hook to flush with top of next tile row VERSATILE WATERTIGHT MOUNT Ground Lug N/A Refer to specific ground lug manufacturer's installation manual THAT INSTALLS IN SECONDS MLPE Clip 144 MLPE Mount 144 ECOFASTENSOLAR.COM  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 ,.., 0 -' 0 23-25 ,.,... %. 1~21 ,t, V ~ 13-15 "'"' .,(::, '1-"1 .,. 185 'b 65 / -j r,..'? µ_, •f' 177-179" ,,, ..:i: ';j 2 / ,,,, 'l -;:, '9,s, ~{) s. , ;!> ~·,s, 'l 16 ~ {,, ';,1 .,> / .., re,(::, 1 (i' <; \ ,,, TT o 81 ~(::, ,'V 114 / c.,... ~...... 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Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 082500018 012250047 012250035 BRUNTON GEORGIEANNA CHERISCLAIR CHRISTIAN & COLSON GARY M 114 MARENGO PARK 129 BELLEVUE AVE 132 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 082500020 012250043 012250045 GALVIN MEIYEH C & PAUL F MARTINEZ ANA & NANCY SWAN FRED ALLEN & 126 MARENGO PARK 149 BELLEVUE AVE 137 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 082500019 012250039 012250041 TAI THI M TROCZYNSKI KATHY E TROCZYNSKI KATHY E 120 MARENGO PK 146 BELLEVUE AVE 146 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 012250037 VALDEZ RODOLFO & ANNE 140 BELLEVUE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108  ~pringftelb J}t~tortcal <!Commf~~tou 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDREss:238 Sumner Ave Springfield MA 01108 Incomplete application will NOT be accepted and scheduled. A complete and valid application MUST contain the following information: I) The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I); 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevant and applicable PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on the Application CHECKLIST I✓ I APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. I✓ I PICTURES OF Ex/STING CONDITIONS Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the current windows looks like. □ RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION Please provide a rendering of what the project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding, windows, doors, solar powered panels, HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod- uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. For paint color-related projects, a sample of the color may suffice. For new construction, renderings from an architect are required. □ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, windows, siding, solar powered panels, HVAC sys- tems, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro- chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples of the product to the meeting date. □ LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION If the landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. For more information, visit the City's website: www.springfield-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm or call the Office: (413) 787-6020. OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: fa B DECISION: or~t ~k.~~~ \I DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: (\_)())ember Y. 1 ~~c).S HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (NO HEARING): ~~~~)~~ DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: \JoJfrf\~ b)~S DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: ~vern~ G, ~fl)~S Last Updated 01/30/2025  ~prtngfttlb J}t~tortcal <tommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE PROPERTY ADDREss:238 Sumner Ave Springfield MA 01108 APPLICATION TYPE Certificate of Appropriateness I✓ I CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. □ CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06 . . Recourse: If a petitioner disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such ruling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commiss ion may, through Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation w ith a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the r estoration of any build ing or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. Persons found guilty of any violations may be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or no more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page I  S,prtngfttlb J,f ~torf cal <!Commf~~fon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 238 Sumner Ave Springfield MA 01108 CHE.CK Box IF THE. PROPERTY OWNER: PE.TITIONE.R RE.QUIRES AN INTE.RPRE.TE.R □ Real Estate Investments Northeast, LLC OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 413-316-5314 Rich - Cedar Falls Construction OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: reinortheast@outlook.com PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS Replacement of all windows with new replacement windows. (Please check all that apply) 2nd floor bathtub surround full size window--replace with [Z] Windows (see Page 3) smaller stationary/picture window (same width as existing, but 12-18 inches high). Siding around the window will be patched □ Doors (see Page 4) with same kind wood material, same size, same style--to look seamless as the rest of the windows and trim around them. [Z] Siding (see Page 5) □ Roofing (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ Paint (see Page 8) PAGE IF NEEDED): Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see □ Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) □ Other Projects (see Page 9): [Z] Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. 11/5/2025 PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 2  WINDOWS ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings/brochure of the proposed windows. ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing windows. ✔ Check box indicating that you are aware of the City’s Window Guidelines (click here). Will the Dimensions of the Windows Change: ✔ Yes (Please Provide Details Below Under Additional Information) No PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE CURRENT WINDOWS: The existing windows appear to be extremely old and consist of single pane glass. These are not insulated windows, and have extreme signs of weathering. Most windows have developed gaps that previous owners have attempted to fill with caulking to attempt to seal drafts. Most windows do not open, many have weight ropes ripped or missing. Many window sills have rotted wood at the bottom. Some windows do not have storm windows. Several windows are missing entire sashes leaving rooms completely open to the elements. Some sashes have cracked glass also. Some windows are missing parts of locking mechanisms. Stained glass window has sagged and few pieces of glass are missing letting rain water through which has caused wood rot at the bottom of the window including the wall. PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: Considering the existing conditions of the windows and great difficulty in rebuilding existing windows as well as tremendous cost and time to restore such windows, which would remain single pane windows, we wish to propose to upgrade the home with brand new replacement windows. In addition, the cost of heating would create an ongoing financial hardship for us also due to the original windows lacking the modern energy efficiency of new windows. Beautiful new windows will not only make the exterior of the home look better but also provide the comfort and safety for occupants, since the windows will open smoothly, and tempered glass will be installed in bathrooms and staircase as required by code. The proposed window will be Tan in color to nicely fit the historical color scheme as well as the trim color on the house, while window vinyl material being tan throughout, instead of painted, will ensure lasting longevity of the color for decades to come. NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: 33 NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: Simonton 5500 Reflections MODEL NUMBER(S): 5500 EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): wood tan vinyl EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): green, tan, some unpainted wood tan GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): no grids, one over one same as existing GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): none none WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): double hung double hung GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): single pane double pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: All windows will remain the same size, keeping all original trim inside and outside. Windows are replacement windows style. NOTE: 2nd floor bathtub surround currently has a large, full size window in the shower. Due to the location being exposed to water and prone to rot and leaks and mold, we are proposing installing a smaller stationary/picture window up higher so direct water spray doesn't affect it. Window width will remain the same to minimize exterior siding repair. Window height to be reduced to 12-18 inches. Siding and trim around the window will be repaired to match the rest of the windows. Same kind of material, same pattern, same style will be matched for seamless repair. Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3  SIDING Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings of the proposed siding. Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing siding. NEW SIDING MANUFACTURER: NA MODEL NUMBER(S): NA BUILDING SIDE(S) FOR PROPOSED SIDING: Greenleaf st facing EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, stucco, brick, non-wood shingle): wood wood SIDING PATTERN (e.g. clapboard, bevel etc): WINDOW CASING DIMENSIONS: DOOR CASING DIMENSIONS: CORNER BOARD DIMENSIONS: CORNICES DIMENSIONS: FRIEZE BOARD DIMENSIONS: SHUTTER DIMENSIONS: PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING SIDING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE SIDING: ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: This page is to note a small siding patch/repair if the window size will be approved to replace full size window in the 2nd floor bathroom bathtub surround window with a smaller stationary window that will be installed higher up so the water doesn't spray onto it and cause rot damage and mold. If approved, siding will be repaired to seamlessly tie in and match existing siding. This is a repair of siding and trim. Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 5  Welcome the light of a new day. Welcome the chance to express your individuality. Welcome a few extra bucks in your pocket after the heating bill is paid. From the warm, golden hues created by the morning sun to the soft, dreamlike silhouettes cast by the evening moon, your Simonton Reflections® 5050 windows enhance every moment of the day. Boasting classic designs and thoughtful features, Simonton Reflections® 5050 windows accent your home as well as your personality. Their sturdy, durable construction increases structural strength while improving weather resistance. And, with our advanced thermal efficiencies built right into the window, you can save a bundle on your heating and cooling costs. Which should make you more comfortable all year long.  Designing windows that deliver both structural strength and thermal protection is our job. Doing it with style is our pleasure. Integrating classic designs, structural integrity, and thermal barriers into our windows is truly a labor of love. Because every time you gaze out your window upon a snowy backyard or witness a driving rainstorm from the comfort of your home, you'll know you made the right choice. Attention to detail Every inch of every Simonton Reflections® 5050 window is meticulously crafted with one thing in mind – you. Our classic, clean designs help you express your individual taste while maintaining their functionality. :: Traditional, streamlined options in Double Hung, Picture, 2-lite Slider, 3-lite Slider and Geometric styles provide unique and timeless looks :: Premium extruded vinyl is virtually maintenance free :: Tilt-in/lift-out sash promotes easy cleaning (Double Hung only) :: Choice of Colonial, Diamond, Prairie, and Perimeter grids give you the look you want Energy savings As an ENERGY STAR® partner, Simonton Windows® is committed to meeting the strict criteria of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to help conserve energy and reduce heating and cooling costs for all our customers. To ensure our windows and doors can be order to meet the regionally specific ENERGY STAR criteria, Simonton has developed ENERGY STAR glass packages for each climate zone - Northern, North-Central, South-Central and Southern. These glass packages utilize insulating glass units with advanced Low E technology, an Argon gas fill and durable spacer systems that drastically reduce the transfer of heat and cold. Low E also helps block damaging ultraviolet rays, which can fade carpets, draperies and artwork. Strength that performs Utilizing the most advanced technology in North America, each Simonton Reflections® 5050 window is manufactured under our own Fusion-welded Frame and Sash stringent quality-control systems and then Air Lok™ independently tested to the highest industry Lap-Lok® Meeting Rail standards. Constructed from the finest materials, you’ll get more than replacement Single Cam Lock vinyl windows. You’ll get peace of mind. Flush-mount Tilt Latches :: Fusion-welded frame and sash Tilt-in/lift-out Sash construction provides rigidity for 3/4" Insulating Glass Unit increased strength and weather resistance Contoured Extruded Lift Rails :: Denny Clip™ pivot system maintains perfect alignment of the sash Stainless Steel Constant Force 3/4" Coil Spring Balance System :: Stainless steel coil spring balance system never needs adjusting Sloped Sill :: Choose standard single-strength or optional double-strength glass in tempered, obscure, or tinted styles Thermal enhancements You'll appreciate how the built-in thermal components work together in Simonton Reflections® 5050 products to help lower energy costs and provide year-round comfort for your home. :: Fin seal weatherstripping creates multiple barriers against air infiltration :: Lap-Lok® meeting rail overlaps and interlocks the top and bottom sash to create a tight and secure seal :: Optional ProSolar® soft coat Low E glass works in conjunction with an Argon gas fill to reduce heat loss in the winter and maintain air-conditioned air during the summer :: The optional Supercept™ spacer system delivers thermal performance and structural integrity to help maximize the performance of your window As you stand in front of your window, take solace in knowing we’re standing behind it. We know buying windows is a big investment. An investment you want protected. That's why we back all Simonton Reflections® windows and doors with a Double-Lifetime Limited Warranty covering vinyl, hardware, screens and insulating glass units. And, since all warranties are transferable, your windows add yet another great selling feature to any prospective home buyer. Styles Simonton Reflections® 5050 windows come in multiple designs, giving you the flexibility to express your unique taste and style. Available styles include Double Hung, 2-lite Slider, 3-lite Slider, Picture, Half-round, Half-round w/leg and Eyebrow w/leg. Standard Features :: Fusion-welded Frame and Sash :: Single Cam Locks :: Single-strength Glass :: Raised Exterior Design (windows less than 28" wide) :: 3/4" Insulating Glass Unit :: Sloped Sill :: Dual Cam Locks :: Intercept® Spacer System (windows 28" wide or greater) :: Extruded Lift Rails :: Rollformed Screen Frame :: Fin Seal Weatherstripping :: Air Lok ™ :: Fiberglass Screen Mesh :: Tilt-in/lift-out Sash :: Lap-Lok Meeting Rail ® :: Lifetime Limited Warranty :: Stainless Steel Constant Force :: Flush-mount Tilt Latches 3/4" Coil Spring Balance System :: White Interior/Exterior :: Denny Clip™ Pivot System Optional Upgrades Grid and Color Options :: ProSolar® Soft Coat Low E Glass :: Colonial Grids available in Flat with an Argon Gas Fill White or Tan, and Sculptured :: Supercept™ Spacer System White or Tan Flat White Flat Tan :: Double-strength Glass :: Diamond Grids available in Flat White or Tan :: Tempered, Obscure, or Tinted Glass :: Prairie and Perimeter Grids available in Flat White or Tan, :: Dual Cam Locks and Sculptured White or Tan Sculptured White Sculptured Tan (windows 21" – 28" wide) :: All grids come in standard 5/8" :: Tan Interior/Exterior width. Sculptured White and Tan are also available in 1" width. All this and a Simonton dealer nearby to help you, too. Corporate Headquarters · 3948 Townsfair Way, Suite 200 · Columbus, Ohio 43219 www.simonton.com · 1-800-SIMONTON (1-800-746-6686) The information contained is current at the time of printing. Changes to the product(s) may have been made since publication. Not all features available on all products in all areas of the country. Please consult your sales representative prior to purchasing. Due to the limitations of the printing process, actual colors may vary from printed materials. Please see a sample of the product before making your final color selection. Simonton Windows,® Reflections,® Lap-Lok,® Simonton Sill,® We make lasting impressions.®, ProSolar® and the stylized “S” are registered trademarks and Air Lok,™ Denny Clip™ and Supercept™ are trademarks of Simonton Building Products, Inc. Super Spacer® is a registered trademark of Edgetech I.G. Inc. Intercept® is a registered trademark of PPG Industries, Inc. Celcon® is a registered trademark of Celanese. ©2011 Simonton Building Products, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. REF1187I / 0911 Publication No. 280250  Date Entered: 11/4/2025 CUSTOMER COPY Date Printed: 11/4/2025 QUOTE / ORDER #3430646 Printed By: Bill Bonini SOLD TO: SHIP TO: KF Window remodelers , , Kelly-Fradet Lumber #1 Phone: Phone: 587 North Main St East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Fax: Fax: (413) 785-1558 PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 100-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 41.5" X 65.25" $310.06 $310.06 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 41.75 x 65.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 2, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 25, AAMA, Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 200-1 6 5050 Reflections Double Hung 31.5" X 65.25" $286.66 $1,719.96 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 31.75 x 65.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 2, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 30, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ Page 1 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 300-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 23.5" X 48.75" $286.66 $286.66 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 23.75 x 49 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 400-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 27.5" X 65.25" $286.66 $286.66 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 27.75 x 65.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 30, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ Page 2 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 500-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 23.5" X 60.5" $339.30 $339.30 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 23.75 x 60.75 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 1/8 in - 1/8 Custom out DS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Tempered, stairs Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.51, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13033-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 600-1 5 5050 Reflections Double Hung 27.5" X 61.25" $286.66 $1,433.30 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 27.75 x 61.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ Page 3 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 700-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 41.5" X 61.25" $286.66 $286.66 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 41.75 x 61.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 2, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 35, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 800-1 6 5050 Reflections Double Hung 31.5" X 61.25" $286.66 $1,719.96 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 31.75 x 61.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 3/32 in - 3/32 out SS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Annealed, Locks = 2, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.52, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13030-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ Page 4 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 900-1 1 5050 Reflections Picture Window 31.25" X 27.75" $331.94 $331.94 RO: Operation = Fixed, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = Standard 31.5 x 28 Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Intercept, Room ID: 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 1/8 in - 1/8 out DS, Custom Tempered, Sill Extender, Screen Coverage = None, stairs U-Factor = 0.27, SHGC = 0.3, VT = 0.55, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-92-11887-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1065, Florida Approval Code = 5177 Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 1000-1 1 5050 Reflections Double Hung 27.5" X 45.25" $332.41 $332.41 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 27.75 x 45.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 1/8 in - 1/8 Custom out DS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Tempered, 3rd fl Temp Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Lower Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.51, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13033-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ Page 5 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  PO NUMBER QUOTE NAME PROJECT NAME 5050 TAN inserts 238 Sumner LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 1100-1 7 5050 Reflections Double Hung 27.5" X 45.25" $332.41 $2,326.87 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 27.75 x 45.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 1/8 in - 1/8 Custom out DS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Tempered, 3rd fl Temp Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Lower Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.51, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13033-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ LineItem # Qty. Description Unit Price Ext. Price 1200-1 2 5050 Reflections Double Hung 21.5" X 37.25" $323.63 $647.26 RO: Operation = Operating, Frame = Replacement, Ext. Color = Tan, Int. Color = Tan, Glass Package = 21.75 x 37.5 Standard Glass Options, ProSolar Low E, Argon, Room ID: Intercept, 3/4"IGU, Glass Thickness = 1/8 in - 1/8 Custom out DS, Upper = Annealed, Lower = Tempered, 3rd fl Temp Locks = 1, Tan, Cam, Air Latches = 1, Sill Extender, Lower Screen Coverage = Half, Fiberglass, Roll-Formed, U-Factor = 0.3, SHGC = 0.29, VT = 0.51, STC = 0, CPD Number = SBP-A-47-13033-00001, Meets Energy Star Zones = None, DP = 50, AAMA, TDI = WIN-1213, Florida Approval Code = 5167 Initials: ________ 33 Total Qty Units SUB-TOTAL: $10,021.04 TOTAL TAX: $0.00 Comment: TOTAL LABOR: $0.00 TOTAL FREIGHT: $0.00 DIST/DLR DISC: ($0.00) TOTAL: $10,021.04 DEPOSIT PAID: ($0.00) AMOUNT DUE: $10021.04 Submitted by: ____________________________________ Accepted by: ______________________________Date________________ Page 6 Of 6 Quote #: 3430646  2 REV. REVISIONS: REVISED BY: DATE: #: 14 UPDATED PROFILE DH4002S. T.D.D. 02/15/06 REMOVIED 4500 & 7300 FROM THE TITLE 15 T.D.D. 09/12/07 BLOCK. 16 ADDED "GRAND ESTATES" TO THE SERIES IN T.D.D. 08/20/08 TUC" TITI ~ RI "'""' CHANGED TOP & BOT SASH, LIFT RAIL 17 B.L.Z. 11/06/09 ALUMINUM REINFORCEMENTS. 18 Replaced V551 with V612-4. RTW 2/17/12 ,__ _ _ 3 1/2" _ _ __, 2" i---2 5/8"--i B B ~ ~ N I N ~ .i,,. I .i,,. (.,J (.,J ~ < a, (Jl N ........... I ~ .i,,. CXl ........... ~ C, ::c .i,,. (/) C, fTl 0 ::c 0 .i,,. (.11 t .i,,. N (/) 0 a, (.,J (/) (/) i - - 2 1/4" ~ 1 3/8" Al I 1 7 /8" I I I I I IA - - - - 3 1/2" - - - - . 1 2" 3" !MATERIAL: SIZE: DRAWING NO.: REV. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT A 1436 18 This dacument is the praperty af Simantan Windows, which RMS FINISH: retains all proprietary and other rights to its subject matter. Dimensional Tolerances Unless Otherwise Specified -~I~No~rcz~· DRAWN BY: DATE: 1 Cochrane Avenue G.L.S. 07 /10/98 This document is provided to the recipient on the expressed ALLOY & TEMPER: Pennsboro, WV 26415 CHECKED BY: IDA TE: Icondition that it is not to be disclosed, reproduced in whole or part, nor used in canjunction with the design, manufacture or imo=,,...,---------trc==,,....---------1 Decimals Angles repair of goods for anyone other than Simonton Windows SCALE: SHEET: APPRV'D BY: IDA TE: without its consent. This restriction does not limit the .x ± .03 FIT 1 of 1 !SURFACE AREA: !PERIMETER: recipient's rights to utilize information contained in this .xx ± .01 0• ± 30 min. 1SERIES: document which is properly obtained from another source. !FINISH TREATMENT: I .xxx ± .005 5050, 6100, 9400, PB, GRAND ESTATES - DH TITLE: FILE: 1436 VIERTICAL ASSEMBLY DRAWING 2  2 REV. REVISIONS: REVISED BY: DATE: #: 7 UPDATED ENTIRE SASH SYSTEM GLS 11-16-04 8 REM 0, 7300, AND 9200 FROM THE T.D.D. 09/12/07 9 T.D.D. 08/20/08 2 5/8" 10 B.L.Z. 11/06/09 11 Replaced V551 with V612-4. RTW 06/12/12 I 2 1/4" B ,--------1 ~~ B DH4001S DH4001S □ □ co ..-- '--. ':¢ 0) I"") '--. ..-- I"") =~ ~;:.::.::.::::::::_c_:_:_:_=f;=~.;;m;, SE4345S SE4345S □~ ~□ 1 3/8"-I A A - - - - - 3 1/2"-----1 DISCLOSURE STAJEMENT This document Is the property of Simonton Windows, which IRMS FINISH: !MATERIAL: J retains all proprietary and other rights to its subject matter. 1,,,,.,....,....,...........~E,!!XC!'!·fPrsI.,A..,5._-.aN.,n,....1-----------1 This document is provided to the recipient on the expressedALLOY & TEMPER: onditlon that it is not to be disclosed, reproduced in whole or I Dimensional Tolerances Unless otherwise Specified -~I~No~r~1·f DRAWN BY: 1 Cochrane Avenue Pennsboro, WV 26415 SIZE: DRAWING NO.: A GLS 0604 DATE: 05/08/97 CHECKED BY:IDATE: REV. 11 part, nor used in conj..mction with the design, manufacture orwE",r<□ f,lln, , 1ue. Decimals Angles repair of goods for an}'One other than Simonton Windows ISCALE: !SHEET: APPRVD BY: IDATE: without its consent. This restriction does not limit the .x ± .03 FIT 1 of 1 !SURFACE AREA: !PERIMETER: recipient's rights to utilize information contained in this .xx ± .01 0• 30 min. !SERIES: document which is properly obtained from another source. !FINISH TREATMENT: I .xxx ± .005 5050, 53, 61, 94, PB, PUG, GR. EST, G.E. PLUS - DH ITITLE: FILE: 0604 HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLY 2  HEARTWOOD WINDOW RESTORATION PO Box 114 1605 Mohawk Trail Charlemont, MA 01339 Jade L. Mortimer 413-625-8680 Jade@Heartwoodrestoration.com Dmitriy Dyachuk Springfield, MA October 23, 2025 Project: Window Sash Restoration ~PROPOSAL~  Remove sash and transport to Heartwood’s shop  Existing storm windows to remain in place or cover in 6 mil plastic  Stamp window location at side of sash  Mark location of glass to assure reinstallation in same location  Remove all glass and glazing putty using a steam heat method  Clean glass  Remove all paint to bare wood using a dry heat method  Make minor repairs to wood  Apply a 50/50 blend of boiled linseed oil/turpentine to entire sash for conditioning purposes  Set glass with a traditional linseed oil glazing putty  Apply one coat of Ben Moore oil based primer  Apply two coats of Ben Moore oil based finish paint at the interior and exterior of sash  Clean glass  Transport and install sash with new rope where necessary This proposal reflects pricing for sash only, it does not include frame, trim, sill or jamb. 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Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 060400013 112800056 112800054 FAOUR JAHAIRA E GIBSON ROBERT L LOZADA EDUARDO & MARIA 38 GREENLEAF ST 238 SUMNER AVE 232 SUMNER AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 060400019 112800460 060400021 OWUSU EMMANUEL S SPRINGFIELD CITY OF STILES JEFFREY S 45 GREENLEAF ST 36 COURT ST 37 GREENLEAF ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 112800057 WANG BRIAN XIAOMAO & 2334 W. MAYA WAY PHOENIX, AZ 85085  ~prtngfttlb J,tstorttal <ommtsston 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDRESS: IO Lf Incomplete application will NOT be accepted and scheduled. A complete and valid app tion MUST contain the following information: I) The type of Certificate the petitioner is seeking must be indicated (see Page I); 2) The property owner's signature must appear on the application; 3) Relevant and applicable PHOTOGRAPH~, MATERIALS and PLANS specified on the Application CHECKLIST □ APPLICATION Please complete the attached application and PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NEEDED. □ PICTURES OF Ex/STING CONDITIONS Please provide color photographs of the project area's current condition. For example, should the project pertain to replacing windows, provide a photograph of what the current windows looks like. □ RENDERING OF PROPOSED PROJECT UPON COMPLETION Please provide a rendering of what the project will look like upon completion. For some products, such as siding, windows, doors, solar powered panels, HVAC systems (including heat pumps), this may include prod- uct details from the manufacturer and/or store or a brochure. For paint color-related projects, a sample of the color may suffice. For new construction, renderings from an architect are required. □ PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Please provide specifications for any products (e.g. doors, windows, siding, solar powered panels, HVAC sys- tems, etc.) to be utilized during the project. Project details from the manufacturer and/or store, or a bro- chure, will suffice. If available please bring physical samples of the product to the meeting date. □ LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION If the landowner is unable to attend the hearing, correspondence shall be submitted that authorizes a repre- sentative to speak on their behalf about the application. For more information, visit the City's website: www.springfield-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm or call the Office: (413) 787-6020. OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: DECISION: M_c_~q~ V DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: Oc-W ~ ~ 1"JI[)~ 5 HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (NO HEARING): tJoJtJn\se- ~¢,) QY>ol $" DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: WMf'l\ber G) ~~s DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: µ~t-er 6.,.~s Last Updated 0 I /30/2025 I ~pringfitlb J,i~torf tal 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE I PRoPERrr ADDREss, \4>~ ~'"' S\-ree.\- M ~ a"ll:;iqi.;is APPLICATION TYPE (Select Application Type) ~ CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Select this type of application for those changes that are in conformance with the guidelines and/or accepta- ble for the particular Local Historic District. CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP Select this type of application for those changes that are not appropriate with the underlying District guide- lines, but which are necessary due to economic, physical, social, or other special conditions that apply to the individual property, but do not apply to the overall underlying District. □ CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY Select this type of application for those changes that affect features not controlled by the Commission (e.g. work that involves no change in materials, design or dimensions). □ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW (I.E. REVIEW OF A STRUCURE IN A NATIONAL REGISTER DISTRICT/INDIVIDUAL BUILDING) Select this type of application for those changes that affect a structure in a National Register District, or a structure that is listed as a National Register Individual Building, that utilizes public funding (local, State, or federal). If the structure is both within a National Register District/Individual Building and a Local Historic District, select one of the application types above (Appropriateness, Hardship, Non-Applicability). If the structure contains a Preservation Restriction and is located within a National Register District/Individual Building, select the Preservation Agreement application type below. □ PRESERVATION AGREEMENT Selection this type of application if the structure contains a Preservation Restriction. □ PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFCANT BUILDINGS (DEMO DELAY) Select this type of application if the structure is more than 75 years old and are requesting that the nine (9) month demo delay restriction be lifted in order to commence demolition immediately. □ MUNICIPAL PROTOCOL Select this type of application if the structure relates to a municipally (City of Springfield) owned property, and the project will be facilitated by the municipality (City of Springfield). □ SECTION I 06 REVIEW Select this type of application if the project is being submitted in accordance with Section I 06. Recourse: If a petitioner disagrees with a ruling by the Commission, he or she may, within twenty (20) days after filing the notice of such ruling with the City Clerk, appeal to the Superior Court or Housing Court, if applicable. On the other hand, the Historical Commission may, through Superior Court (or Housing Court), seek an injunction against any violation with a historic district's guidelines/standards. The Court may order the removal of any such violation, or the restoration of any building or feature altered or demolition in violation of a historic district's standards. Persons found guilty of any violations may be fined not less than ten dollars ($10.00) or no more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) Last Updated O113012025 Page I  S,pringffelb J!,i~torfcal ,r'.;~ \ ., i, <!Commf~~ion -.,,_~ -- 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE CHE.CK Box IF THE. PE.TITIONE.R RE.QUJ! E.S AN INTE.RPRE.TE.R □ OWNER ADDRESS: ~ e e k box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: I - -; --- 2 67 ~ M , <-- Aren CA 5r<, ,\ 1v<l ttflt:( REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: 'ti l - REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: a..·c;·;9nc<\,+unPente ~ Uf"' ~s ,.._ ne-t g PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS (Please check all that apply) NevJ W ooden pr,· v<Al1 Ptne,ih~ □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors (see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) □ Roofing (see Page 6) □ Solar (see Page 6) □ Signs (see Page 7) JUSTIFICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF HARDSHIP (IF APPLICABLE) (USE SEPARATE □ Heat Pumps (see page 7) □ PAGE IF NEEDED): Paint (see Page 8) Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see □ Page 8) □ New Construction (all of the above) [2] Other Projects (see Page 9): D Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to present the application is required. {l) \ :z9 '\ 2,o 2 5 PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 2  OTHER PROJECTS Ex/STING CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION PROPOSED CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION l 1 YI3 {J--o II.ad ,11 eiif Pe 'YJ a.0 t's C;./Y) '<-X a!l.uJf --3 J~ row~.rd e•n S_µ_,ft·n·.·~ . '1.' ~ ~~{e.J~ T--orir w, 'I 7W C> • dots o.rvvd V, s , ft ntSi.., eh I Ic{~Q/h • ~ ~ CJ · ~ ~ {)60 I h c. fl el.Z> ( -e:v) C,e <::ost 'if -- 7 b y-e_ 'WI o tie.,, ThL j ~ e, a vi cl f ~Po <:=> if 1' <YY) • 1ho../-- <JYL C o_ \A Cos+· ©. \o+ YVl't)'n e'--J. Last Updated O1130/2025 Page 9 ' ! -  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 104 Bowdoin Street GIS Map 10/29/2025 1:49:36 PM Scale: 1"=200' Scale is approximate GIS information is provided on these Web Pages as a public resource for general information purposes only. It is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels of land in the City of Springfield for general purposes only and is NOT to be construed or used as a "legal description." Map and parcel information is believed to be accurate but accuracy is not guaranteed. No portion of the information should be considered to be, or used as, a legal document. The information is provided subject to the express condition that the user knowingly waives any and all claims for damages against the City of Springfield that may arise from the use of this data. Information provided on these Web Pages should be verified with the appropriate City department, and reviewed and approved by an attorney or other qualified professional prior to its use for any purpose with potential legal consequences. 016800052 016800054 016800017 CRUZ-VELEZ LIZBETH CRUZ-VELEZ LIZBETH DUVERT MAUDELINE 103 BOWDOIN ST 103 BOWDOIN ST 104 BOWDOIN ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 016800015 125350186 125350125 GUIDEWIRE INC IGLESIA EVANGELISTICA KIBBE HOUSE RESTORATION 551 E COLUMBUS AVE 19 HICKOX ST 1030 WORTHINGTON ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01105 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01104 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 125350127 125350129 125350124 KIBBE HOUSE RESTORATION ROSADO RAFAEL WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS 1030 WORTHINGTON ST 1046 WORTHINGTON ST P O BOX 270 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 HARTFORD, CT 06141 AMTRAK 1801 Market Street, 8th floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Email shay.keyhanpoor@amtrak.com | Tel 215-606-8371 AMTRAK AUTHORIZATION SHPO LETTER 11/14/2025 Brona Simon State Archaeologist Massachusetts Historical Commission 220 Morrissey Boulevard Boston, MA 02125 RE: Springfield Riverfront Park Renovations Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts Initiation of Section 106 Consultation Dear Ms. Simon: The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is providing financial assistance through an annual grant to the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) for the proposed Springfield Riverfront Park Renovations (Project). The Project is located on Hall of Fame Avenue in Springfield, Massachusetts, just northwest of the South Springfield Railroad Station (Attachment 1). The Project is an undertaking subject to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended, and its implementing regulations 36 CFR Part 800 (Section 106). FRA previously authorized Amtrak to initiate and conduct certain Section 106 consultations in your state pursuant to 36 CFR 800.2(c)(4). On behalf of FRA, Amtrak is providing this letter to initiate Section 106 consultation and provide an opportunity to comment. Amtrak is providing the Project Notification Form required by your office together with this package. Project Background Amtrak is providing the City of Springfield with a grant to reconstruct the existing parking area and install a new ADA Complaint pathway from the parking area to the entrance of Riverfront Park. The cause of this was Amtrak's decision to remove the at-grade crossing located to the south of the parking area. Amtrak is supplying the funds, but the project is being administered and overseen by the City. The property is owned by the City, the project will not be impacting any Amtrak owned property. Project Description The purpose of this project is to create an ADA compliant accessible path from the parking area to the entrance to Riverfront Park to replace the existing at-grade rail crossing which is being decommissioned and removed by Amtrak (Attachment 2). The project will include the resurfacing of the existing parking area, development of a communal space in the parking area, and installation of an ADA complaint concrete ramp from the existing sidewalk on Hall of Fame Ave to the Riverfront Park entrance. Upgrades to existing guardrail sections, plantings and landscaping will also be included as part of the project. Area of Potential Effects The area of potential effects (APE), as defined in 36 CFR § 800.16(d), is “the geographic area or areas within which an undertaking may directly or indirectly cause alterations in the character or use of historic properties, if Springfield Riverfront Park Renovations Page 2 of 3 any such properties exist.” Amtrak, on behalf of FRA, delineated the APE to reflect the nature, scale, and location of the Project (Attachment 3) and considered direct effects and indirect effects. Physical effects are limited to the Limits of Disturbance (LOD), which includes all areas where construction activities are proposed to occur as well as areas used to support construction such as temporary access routes and equipment staging areas. The APE is an approximately 1.15-acre sub-rectangular parcel of land consisting of a small parking lot, side street, and landscaped lawns. The Connecticut River and CSX Transportation Railroad run north- south to the southwest of the APE. Hall of Fame Avenue and Interstate Highway I-91 parallel the river’s course to the northeast of the parcel. Riverfront Park, opened in 1977, occupies the eastern riverbank and abuts the west side of the APE. Another parking lot abuts the north of the parcel, and the Springfield Police Station lies to its south. Interstate Highway I-91 separates the APE from Springfield’s highly urbanized metro center. Identification of Historic Properties To identify historic properties in the APE, SWCA staff, who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s (SOI) Professional Qualifications Standards, reviewed available information, including the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) listings; SHPO files, available historic maps and images e.g., Sanborn fire insurance maps, historic aerials, and historic topographic quadrangles. Assessment of Effects In accordance with 36 CFR Part 800.4(d)(1), on behalf of FRA, Amtrak determined that there are no historic properties present within the APE for this undertaking (Attachment 4). Consulting Party Outreach Amtrak identified parties that may be interested in the Project and Amtrak’s determination of effects. On behalf of FRA, Amtrak invites the individuals/organizations copied on this letter to participate as Section 106 consulting parties. Invited parties should indicate their willingness to participate as a consulting party and provide comments, as indicated below, within 30 calendar days from the date on this letter. If any invited party expresses concern about the Project’s potential effects to historic properties, Amtrak will consult with you and other consulting parties to resolve those concerns prior to project implementation. For more information on the role of a consulting party, see: https://www.achp.gov/citizens-guide-section-106-review. FRA invited federally recognized Indian tribes (Attachment 5) to participate in consultation by separate correspondence. Finding of Effect On behalf of FRA, Amtrak finds that there will be No Historic Properties Affected by the undertaking pursuant to 36 CFR Part 800.4(d)(1). Request for Comment Please provide any comments on the Project to Zachary Nason at zachary.nason@swca.com and Amtrak_S106_Submissions@dot.gov within 30 calendar days from receipt of this letter. Hardcopy responses can be mailed to 15 Research Dr. Amherst, Massachusetts 01002. If you have questions or wish Springfield Riverfront Park Renovations Page 3 of 3 to discuss this Project, I can be reached at the number below. Thank you for your cooperation on the Project. Sincerely, Kelly O’Connor Assistant Staff Archaeologist SWCA Environmental Consultants kelly.oconnor@swca.com 413.275.2898 Attachments 1. Project Location Map 2. Project Plan 3. APE overview 4. Previously Recorded Cultural Resources in the APE 5. List of Federally Recognized Tribes Consulted cc: Laura Shick, FRA Supervisory Environmental Protection Specialist Shaghayegh Keyhanpoor, Amtrak Lead Preservation Specialist Andrew Strniste, Springfield Historical Commission Director of Community Planning  950 CMR: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH APPENDIX A MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 220 MORRISSEY BOULEVARD BOSTON, MASS. 02125 617-727-8470, FAX: 617-727-5128 PROJECT NOTIFICATION FORM Springfield Riverfront Renovations Project Name: ________________________________________________________________________________ Location / Address: Hall of Fame Avenue, just northwest of the South Springfield RR Station ___________________________________________________________________________ City / Town: Springfield ________________________________________________________________________________ Project Proponent Name: City of Springfield ______________________________________________________________________________________ 36 Court Street Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Springfield, MA 01103 City/Town/Zip/Telephone: _____________________________________________________________________ Agency license or funding for the project (list all licenses, permits, approvals, grants or other entitlements being sought from state and federal agencies). Agency Name Type of License or funding (specify) Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Annual Grant Project Description (narrative): See attached. Does the project include demolition? If so, specify nature of demolition and describe the building(s) which are proposed for demolition. No. Does the project include rehabilitation of any existing buildings? If so, specify nature of rehabilitation and describe the building(s) which are proposed for rehabilitation. No. Does the project include new construction? If so, describe (attach plans and elevations if necessary). See attached. 5/31/96 (Effective 7/1/93) - corrected 950 CMR - 275  950 CMR: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH APPENDIX A (continued) To the best of your knowledge, are any historic or archaeological properties known to exist within the project’s area of potential impact? If so, specify. No. What is the total acreage of the project area? Woodland ______________ acres Productive Resources: Wetland ________________ acres Agriculture _________________ acres Floodplain______________ acres Forestry ___________________ acres Open space______________ acres Mining/Extraction ___________ acres Developed 0.76 ______________ acres 0.76 Total Project Acreage_________ acres >0.75 What is the acreage of the proposed new construction? _________________ acres What is the present land use of the project area? Parking lot to access Connecticut Riverwalk and Bikeway. Please attach a copy of the section of the USGS quadrangle map which clearly marks the project location. See attached. This Project Notification Form has been submitted to the MHC in compliance with 950 CMR 71.00. 11/14/2025 Signature of Person submitting this form: _________________________________Date: ____________________ Name: Zachary Nason ______________________________________________________________________________________ 15 Research Drive Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City/Town/Zip: Amherst, MA 01002 ______________________________________________________________________________ 603.781.2292 Telephone: __________________________________________________________________________________ REGULATORY AUTHORITY 950 CMR 71.00: M.G.L. c. 9, §§ 26-27C as amended by St. 1988, c. 254. 7/1/93 950 CMR - 276 APE Land Use History This area of Springfield has been developed for urban and industrial uses since at least 1835 (Colton Map 1835). Historically, the APE would have been situated between State Street in the south, Elm Street in the north, the Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven Railroad to the west, and Water Street to the west (Sanborn Map Company 1886). The block was occupied by the Springfield Gas Company according to the Smith 1851 map and the Beers 1870 map. The Smith 1851 map also shows an old cemetery occupying three city blocks along the bank of the river, from Court Street to State Street. The “Old Cemetery,” as it is labeled, overlaps with the APE but was already disturbed and/or destroyed by 1851. Neither the 1835 map nor the 1886 maps (Sanborn Map Company 1886; USGS 1886) reference this cemetery. Sandborn fire insurance maps from the turn on the nineteenth century show that this city block was primarily an industrial yard associated with the railroad; brick structures housed coal, iron, and gas, and wooden sheds occupied the interior courtyard spaces (Sanborn Map Company 1886, 1896, 1911). Historic aerials show large warehouse-like structures in 1957 and 1958 which were demolished for the construction of Interstate Highway 91, completed in 1970 (Milone & Macbroom 2018). The APE has remained more-or-less unchanged since the construction of the interstate. Site Photographs Photo 1. Project area overview photograph, view facing southeast (11/13/25). 1 Photo 2. Project area overview photograph, view facing northwest (11/13/25). Photo 3. Project area overview photograph, view facing east (11/13/25). 2 References Beers, F. W. (Frederick W.). 1870. "Map of the city of Springfield Massachusetts." Map. New York: Beers, Ellis & Soule. Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, https://collections.leventhalmap.org/search/commonwealth:9s161d22h. Accessed November 2025. Colton, Geo., and R. O'Brien. 1835. "Plan of Springfield." Map. New York: Geo. Colton, 1835. Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, https://collections.leventhalmap.org/search/commonwealth:8336h248s. Accessed November 2025 NETROnline. 2025. Historic Aerial Viewer. Available at: https://www.historicaerials.com/viewer. Accessed November 2025. Massachusetts Historical Commission (MHC). 1982. MHC Reconnaissance Survey Town Report: Springfield. On file with the Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. Milone & Macbroom. 2018. Interstate 91 Viaduct Study. “Chapter 1: Syidy Area, Goals and Objectives, Evaluation Criteria, and Public Participation.” Sanborn Map Company. 1886. Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Sanborn Map Company, New York, New York. Sanborn Map Company. 1896. Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Sanborn Map Company, New York, New York. Sanborn Map Company. 1911. Vol I. Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Sanborn Map Company, New York, New York. Smith, Marcus, and H. A. Jones. 1851. "Map of Springfield, Massachusetts." Map. New York: M. Dripps, 1851. Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, https://collections.leventhalmap.org/search/commonwealth:9s161c33t. Accessed November 2025. U.S. Geological Survey. 1886. Springfield, Massachusetts, Quadrangle topographic map, 1:625,000 scale. United States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. 3  Architecture Engineering Environmental Land Surveying 100 Constitution Plaza, 10th Floor Hartford, CT 06103 (860) 249-2200 (860) 249-2400 Fax SPRINGFIELD RIVERFRONT PARK RENOVATIONS HALL OF FAME AVENUE PHASE 3 approx 4' high 4% slope CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, COUNTY OF HAMPDEN, STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS approx 6' high 0.76 ac approx 4' high elev. 62 4% slope elev.68 Xref (s): ; EAT_Revisions ; BD230070501 ; XY230070501 ; Sheet116PLA ; Sheet117PLA ; XC230070501 ; XBRG230070501 ; XC230070502 Desc. REVISIONS Date No. Designed S.E.P. Drawn S.E.P. Reviewed S.S.L. 7/16/2025, JWHEELER, G:\JOBS23\06\2300705\DWG\PLN230070501.DWG.PLN-01 (24X36). Scale AS NOTED Project No. 2300705 Date 05/28/25 CAD File: PLN230070501 Title SITE PLAN Sheet No. PLN-01 C 2025 BL COMPANIES, INC. THESE DRAWINGS SHALL NOT BE UTILIZED BY ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION WITHOUT THE SPECIFIC WRITTEN PERMISSION OF BL COMPANIES.