Historical Commission

SPRI NGFIE LD•HI STORICAL•COMMI SS I ON 70 TAPLEY STREET SPRINGFIELD, MA 01104 413. 787.6020 www.springfield-ma.gov MEETING AGENDA DATE: Thursday, February 5, 2026 TIME: 5:30 PM PLACE: Congressman Richard E. Neal Municipal Operations Center Video Conference Room 70 Tapley Street, Springfield, MA 01104 I. ROLL CALL & PROCEDURES II. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES 1) SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON JANUARY 15, 2026 III. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) 1) CONTINUANCEREi UESTED WSBOWDOINSTREET(01680-0015): Single-Family Dwelling IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS (New) 1) 24 WESTERNVIEWSTREET: Solar Powered Panels 2) 168 THOMPSON STREET: Windows 3) 477 STATE STREET: Windows 4) 45 GREENLEAF STREET: Windows 5) ES LONGHILL STREET (07900-0129): Single-Family Dwelling V. . PRESERVATION OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS (Continued) 1) [WITHDRAWN} 52 BAY STREET: Demolition of a Single-Family Dwelling VI. CPA-RELATED REQUESTS- HISTORIC DETERMINATIONS 1) 4 GARFIELD STREET: Repairs to Cedar Shakes Siding and Replacing Rotted Trim VII. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION 1) ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES 2) CORRESPONDENCE TO COMMISSION 3) FEBRUARY 19, 2026 QUORUM CALL 4) PUBLIC SPEAK-OUT SESSION Telephone: (413) 787-6525 Website: www.springfield-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm  SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2026 | HEARING OVERVIEWS CONTINUED HEARINGS W S BOWDOIN STREET (01680-0015) (APPROPRIATENESS) • PETITIONER REQUEST: The Petitioner has requested a 30-day extension and to be continued to the March 5, 2026 hearing. • REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: The hearing was continued to allow the Commission to conduct a site visit and to allow the Petitioner to update the application. • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: McKnight • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Wednesday, December 17, 2025 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Sunday, February 15, 2026 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purpose of constructing a Single-Family Dwelling. The Petitioner is specifically proposing the following: o Pella Lifestyle Serries True Divided Light white aluminum clad wood, double-hung, double-pane, six-over-two windows (Product # 300001); o Simpson Door Company (#77504 Nantucket) white wood, traditional single-pane, Nantucket style glass placement door; o Hardie Plank Lap Siding (Model: Select Cedarmill); o Landmark 30-year architectural asphalt shingles, ______ in color; o Heat pump design as provided on the floor plan. • APPROVED WINDOW STATUS: The Pella Reserve Lifestyle Double-Hung Aluminum Exterior Cladding window was approved in an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness in November 2024 relating to the property at 52 Mattoon Street. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: Yes (Steve Jablonski on behalf of Guidewire) • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: o Jim Boone (Submitted January 9, 2026) o Sarah Murray (Submitted January 14, 2026) o John Toms (Submitted January 15, 2026) • DRAFT CONTINUANCE MOTION: To continue the hearing to the Commission’s next meeting agenda – March 5, 2026. NEW HEARINGS 24 WESTERNVIEW STREET (APPROPRIATENESS) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights 1|Page  • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Tuesday, January 7, 2026 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Saturday, March 8, 2026 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purpose of installing 14 solar powered panels onto the west and east sides of the primary building with the utility equipment being placed on the eastern side of the building located midway along the side of the building. The conduit will be presumedly located midway on the eastern side of the building and is currently planned to remain unpainted silver piping. o The panels located on the western side of the building are visible from the public way (see Roof Sections R2 & R4 on the submitted plans). • STAFF COMMENTS: o The application compared to the site differ regarding the location of the utility equipment and the conduit. o The Commission should ascertain if the utility equipment can be placed in a less visible location; ascertain the location of the conduit; and whether the conduit can be painted to match the surface it is affixed to. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: Presumedly Yes (Trinity Solar on behalf of Allen Stout) • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: n/a • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the installation of 14 solar powered panels onto the east and west sides of the primary building, with the utility equipment being placed on the _________ side of the building; the conduit will be located towards the ____________ side of the primary building and shall be painted to match the exterior surface it is affixed to, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 168 THOMPSON STREET (APPROPRIATENESS) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: McKnight • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Tuesday, January 21, 2026 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Saturday, March 22, 2026 • STAFF COMMENTS: • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purpose of replacing 10 wooden windows with Window Nation SpectraView white vinyl, double-hung, double-pane windows containing upper window, in- glass, assorted grid patterns. • APPROVED WINDOW STATUS: The proposed window model is not on the Approved Window List (thru December 2024). • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: No • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the proposed replacement of 10 wooden windows with Window Nation SpectraView ___________ (color) vinyl, double-hung, double-pane windows containing upper window, in-glass, assorted grid patterns, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 2|Page 477 STATE STREET (UNDECLARED) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Gunn Block • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Tuesday, January 21, 2026 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Saturday, March 22, 2026 • STAFF COMMENTS: • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of __________________ for the purpose of installing 32 Wincore (5400 Series) black vinyl, double- hung, double-pane windows containing two-over-two external grids. • APPROVED WINDOW STATUS: The proposed window model is not on the Approved Window List (thru December 2024). • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: No • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the installation of 32 Wincore (5400 Series) black vinyl, double-hung, double-pane windows containing two-over-two external grids, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 45 GREENLEAF STREET (HARDSHIP) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Monday, January 20, 2026 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Friday, March 21, 2026 • STAFF COMMENTS: • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Hardship for the purpose of replacing 27 wooden windows with 7400 Series RDH black vinyl, double-hung windows with no proposed grids. • APPROVED WINDOW STATUS: The proposed window is not on the Approved Window List (thru December 2024). • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: No • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • HARDSHIP: The Petitioner advises that the windows are needing to be replaced due to lead paint and that the cost of restoration would be a financial hardship. • DRAFT HARDSHIP MOTION: To find that the de-leading and restoration of the windows would create a financial hardship. • DRAFT APPROVAL MOTION: To approve the proposed replacement of 10 wooden windows with 7400 Series RDH black vinyl, double-hung windows with no proposed grids, as presented in the application and during this evening’s hearing. 3|Page E S LONGHILL STREET (07900-0129) (APPROPRIATENESS) • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • APPLICATION SUBMISSION DATE: Sunday, January 12, 2026 • APPLICATION EXPIRATION DATE: Thursday, March 13, 2026 • APPLICATION OVERVIEW: The Petitioner has submitted an Application for Certificate of Appropriateness for the purpose of constructing a Single-Family Dwelling. The Petitioner is specifically proposing the following: o Staff is unable to definitively determine the window model being proposed, as two windows are mentioned in the application:  Application: Jeld-Wen black vinyl, double-hung, double-pane windows containing in-glass six-over-one grids;  Product Specifications Document: 7400 Series RDH black vinyl, double-hung windows with in-glass six-over-one grids. o Staff is unable to ascertain the specific door being proposed, as two doors are mentioned in the application:  MMI Full Glass Fiberglass Double Door; or  Jeld-Wen Fiberglass Double Door. o Stucco siding, light cream in color; o Owens Corning Duration Line Architectural Asphalt Shingles, ______ in color • APPROVED WINDOW STATUS: The proposed 7400 Series RDH window is not on the Approved Window List (thru December 2024); however, the Jeld-Wen window has been approved multiples times and is on the approved window list. • LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION: No • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: o Springfield Preservation Trust (Submitted January 29, 2026) • DRAFT CONTINUANCE MOTION: To continue the hearing to the Commission’s next meeting agenda – February 5, 2026. CPA RELATED REQUESTS Over the past few years, the Springfield Historical Commission has been providing letters of support to people and groups applying for CPA funding. In discussing the matter with Community Preservation Committee, Staff has ascertained that the Community Preservation Community most importantly needs a determination that states that the building meets the Chapter 44B definition of a historic resource (being on the State Register of Historic Places), or found to be important to the community because its history, architecture, archeology, or culture. Issuing a letter of support is at the discretion of the Historical Commission. Staff recommends only issuing the determination for reasons to be discussed at the meeting. 4 GARFIELD STREET • REQUEST OVERVIEW: The Requester is seeking a determination that the building at 4 Garfield Street is a historic resource. 4|Page  • PROPOSED PROJECT: The proposed project involves repairing the cedar shake siding and removing & replacing the the rotten trim around the exterior of the windows • LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: Forest Park Heights • SUBMITTED WRITTEN COMMENT: None • DRAFT CONTINUANCE MOTION: To find that building at 4 Garfield Street is a historic resource and issue a positive determination that the building is a historic resource. OTHER MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMISSION NONE ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES • QUESTIONS TO THE COMMISSION o NONE • RECENTLY APPROVED CERTIFICATES OF NON-APPLICABILITY o 142 WESTMINSTER STREET  Installation of a brick driveway o 102 THOMPSON STREET  Installation of a fence o 119 MAPLEWOOD TERRACE  Asphalt shingle roof to asphalt shingle roof • LETTERS OF SUPPORT ISSUED o NONE • NEW VIOLATIONS ISSUED o NONE • VIOLATION RESOLUTION IN PROGRESS o 174 PINEYWOODS AVENUE  Installation of Compressor Unit (Contacted by Landowner) o 207 PINE STREET  Deviations from Issued Certificate (Expected on Future Agenda) • 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 275 PINE STREET  Replacement of Rear Porch Railings • RESOLVED VIOLATIONS o NONE • STOP-WORK ORDERS ISSUED o NONE • INQUIRIES ISSUED o NONE 5|Page  SPRINGFIELD HISTORICAL COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2026 COMMISSIONERS IN ATTENDANCE: Kevin Coffee (in-person) Judith Crowell (in-person) Walter Kroll, Vice Chair (in-person) Alfonso Nardi, Chair (in-person) Vana Nespor (absent) Vincent Walsh (absent) Marisa Zorzi (absent) STAFF IN ATTENDANCE: Andrew Strniste, Director of Community Planning (in-person) Attorney Robert Shewchuk, Associate City Solicitor (remote) PUBLIC IN ATTENDANCE: Sarah Murray (79 Bowdoin Street | in-person) Boyd Foulds (Innovative Roofing – 111 Florida Street Representative | in-person) Christi Young (30 Westernview Street | in-person) Ruth Mahoney (30 Spruceland Avenue | in-person) Rick Riveria (120 Harvard Street Representative | in-person) Hector [Last Name Unknown] (103 Bowdoin Street | in-person) Ellen Gallagher (34 Mountainview Street | in-person) Tom Gallagher (34 Mountainview Street | in-person) Genyo Abdi (172 Thompson Street | in-person) Jamal Seymour (86 Bowdoin Street | in-person) Shawn Jones (35 Riverview Terrace Representative | in-person) Ryan Severin (92 Marengo Park Representative | in-person) Mitchell Larose (Velley Solar – 30 Spruceland Avenue | in-person) Kamileh Crocco (24 Mountainview Street | in-person) Robert Decker (77 Federal Street, Miller Falls, MA | in-person) Derrick Hill (111 Florida Street | in-person) Lillian Hill (111 Florida Street | in-person) Ziyad Jarael (102 Thompson Street | in-person) Khalid al Janabi (address unknown | in-person) Harry Seymour (68 Washington Road | in-person) Steve Jablonski (WS Bowdoin Street Representative | in-person) I. OPENING REMARKS 1|Page  • 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 proceeded with the evening’s roll call: COMMISSIONER ATTENDANCE Chair Alfonso Nardi Present – In-Person Vice Chair Walter Kroll Present – In-Person Kevin Coffee Present – In-Person Judi Crowell Present – In-Person Vana Nespor Absent Vincent Walsh Absent Marisa Zorzi Absent III. ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES – DECEMBER 4, 2025 MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF DECEMBER 18, 2025 CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE SECONDED – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the Commission’s meeting minutes of December 18, 2025. The motion was seconded by Commissioner K. Coffee. With no discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. IV. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 30 SPRUCELAND AVENUE MOTION TO APPROVE THE SOLAR PROJECT AT 30 SPRUCELAND AVENUE CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Mitchell Larose, the representative from Valley Solar, and Ruth Mahoney, the property owner of 30 Spurceland Avenue, were before the Commission to present the application relating to the installation of solar powered panels onto the roof at the aforementioned address. • M. Larose informed the Commission that a structural assessment was performed showing a significant amount of work needed to stabilize the detached garage, 2|Page  which would notably increase the cost and expense of the project. The number of panels that are proposed are needed for this sized house. Conduit will be installed thru the attic crawl space on one side, but not the other side. From M. Larose’s experience, paint does not hold well onto the conduit and would advise against it. • M. Larose informed the Commission that there was another house in the same general location with the exact same design. The Commission generally only look at the building subject to the application, as there may be other reasons for why a design is the way it was installed in other locations. • Conduit will be exposed on one section of the roof due to attic space not existing on that side. • The assessment of the garage was performed by a firm from Utah. • Discussion ensued about where the utility equipment will be placed; the A/C Disconnect will be placed directly next to the electric meter; all of the other equipment will be placed further towards the back. No exterior conduit is anticipated; however, should it occur, it will be on the rear side of the building. • Harry Seymour, from 68 Washington Road, supported the proposal and appreciated the effort to reduce its visibility. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the application with the details provided in the hearing, including the location of the shutoff switches. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no further discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. V. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 92 MARENGO PARK MOTION TO APPROVE THE SOLAR PROJECT AT 92 MARENGO PARK CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Ryan Severin, a representative from Empower Energy, was before the Commission to present the solar project at 92 Marengo Park. All but four (4) panels will be visible from the road. Panels will be placed on the flat portion of the roof – not visible from the road. The utility equipment and conduit will be placed on the rear wall of the flat-roofed area of the building, not seen from the street. The conduit will run down the main roof and then down the back side of the flat-roofed part of the building. The panels that will visible from the public way will have their conduits running through the attic. • The design team considered panels on the garage; however, with the cost of trenching and other associated trenching, the team decided to pass on incorporating that option into the design. • No public comment was provided. 3|Page  • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to approve the proposed installation of 27 solar powered panels onto all sides of the primary building with the utility equipment being placed onto the north rear side of the primary building; the conduit will also be placed along the north rear side of the building and shall be painted the same color as the exterior surface it is affixed to, as presented in the application during the evening’s hearing. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell and approved unanimously. VI. NEW HEARING – 120 HARVARD STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE SOLAR PROJECT AT 120 HARVARD STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE SECONDED – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Rick Rivera, from Trinity Solar and representing 120 Harvard Street was before the Commission to present the solar application. Chair A. Nardi commenced by reading the hearing overview information from the packet. • R. Rivera advised that the plans had been updated prior to the hearing to have the disconnect information relocated to the back of the building. The conduit connecting with roof section R8 on the plans will run through the building. All of the utility equipment will be located towards the rear of the building. • When viewing Google Street View, the Commission could not see the project from Dartmouth Street. Clarification was provided as to which plan set was being referenced during the hearing. • No public comment was provided. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the application relating to 120 Harvard Street with the utility equipment and conduit being placed at the rear of the building as discussed during the evening’s hearing. The motion was seconded by Commissioner K. Coffee. With no further discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. VII. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 35 RIVERVIEW TERRACE MOTION TO ACCEPT THE SOLAR PROJECT AT 35 RIVERVIEW TERRACE CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT 4|Page  • Shawn Jones, from Trinity Solar and serving as the representative for the landowner from 35 Riverview Terrace, was before the Commission to present the solar application. • S. Jones advised that the plans were updated prior to the evening’s hearing; the utility equipment was moved to the rear of the building. Some of the panels were resituated. While panels are visible from the right-of-way, they are shielded to a large degree on the side by vegetation. The conduit will be located in the attic and will be located on the back exterior of the building to connect with the utility equipment. • Discussion ensued about the visibility of the panels, though the consensus was that visibility of the panels occurred when at the correct angle. • No public comment was provided. • The conduit will be painted. There will be a total of 28 panels. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the application as presented with 28 solar panels largely on the south and east sides of the building; the shutoff equipment being located at the rear of the building; and the conduit being located within the attic. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no further discussion, the motion was approved unanimously. VIII. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 111 FLORIDA STREET (ROOF) MOTION TO APPROVE THE ROOF PROJECT AT 111 FLORIDA STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL SECONDED – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL MOTION – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Boyd Foulds, the representative from Innovative Roofing, and Derrick Hill, the landowner, were before the Commission to present the application relating to the installation of a new roof at 111 Florida Street. • B. Foulds commence by advising that the replacement roof would be onyx black in color largely replacing an existing shingle roof, specifically those shingles on the porch roof that were more than 30 years old. The roof materials on the third floor is slate, however. D. Hill advised that the porch roof would be replaced; the intention is to save as much slate as possible. The slate on the rear part of the roof would be replaced with asphalt shingles, though, this section of the roof is not visible from right-of-way. The garage was not sufficient to mount solar panels on. The two- thirds of the project that is visible from the public way will remain slate, including all front-facing slate. • D. Hill will make an effort to save any slate that is in good shape and use it to replace damaged slate. 5|Page  • Harry Seymour from 68 Washington Road commended D. Hill for his efforts to keep the slate. Sarah Murray from 79 Bowdoin Street also commended D. Hill’s effort to retain the slate. • Commissioner J. Crowell made a motion to approve the proposed replacement of the existing slate and asphalt shingle roof with Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration asphalt shingles, onyx black in color, as presented in the application and during the evening’s hearing. The motion was seconded by Commissioner W. Kroll. With no further discussion, the motion was approved unanimously. IX. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 111 FLORIDA STREET (SOLAR) MOTION TO APPROVE THE SOLAR PROJECT AT 111 FLORIDA STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Rob Decker, the representative from Sunrun, and Derrick Hill, the landowner, were before the Commission to present the application relating to the installation of solar powered panels onto the roof at 111 Florida Street. • After Chair A. Nardi read the hearing overview from the Hearing Overview Packet, R. Decker advised that the project involved the installation of 44 solar powered panels onto the rear portion of the roof and the detached garage. The shutoff and utility equipment will be installed onto the rear portion of the building with the conduits being installed in the attic. The panels from the garage will be trenched to the equipment, which are to be installed onto the back side of the primary building. Any exterior conduit will be painted to match the color of the building it is affixed to. • No public comment was provided. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to approve the proposed installation of 28 solar powered panels onto the north rear side of the primary building, as well as on the detached garage, with the utility equipment being placed on the north rear side and eastern side (towards the rear) of the primary building; the conduit will be located on the north rear side and/or eastern side (towards the rear of the building) of the primary building, and shall be painted to match the exterior surface it is affixed to, as presented in the application and during the evening’s hearing. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. Staff Member A. Strniste sought confirmation that the project actually involved 44 panels – 32 on the primary building and 12 on the accessory building. That number of panels was to ensure that 80% of the electric bill would be covered by solar power. The motion was amended accordingly and approved unanimously X. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – 172 THOMPSON STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE ROOF PROJECT AT 172 THOMPSON STREET 6|Page  CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL YAY KEVIN COFFEE SECONDED – YAY JUDI CROWELL MOTION – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Genyo Abdi and her translator were before the Commission to present the roof replacement project relating to 172 Thompson Street. • The translator confirmed the area of the roof that was previously slate, and that replacing the entirety of the roof immediately was due to the potential loss of insurance. An emergency application with the City was filed in 2025. • After reviewing Google Street View, the Commission observed that the roof was already minimally visible from the street. Staff Member A. Strniste will connect with the Office of Housing to figure out what they did not seek approval from the Commission prior to moving forward with the project. • No public comment was provided. • Commissioner J. Crowell made a motion to approve the already installed replacement asphalt shingle roof, as presented in the application and during the evening’s hearing at 172 Thompson Street. The motion was seconded by Commissioner K. Coffee. The Commission discussed categorizing the application as a Certificate of Hardship due to the potential loss of insurance if the roof was not replaced. The motion was approved unanimously. XI. NEW PUBLIC HEARING – W S BOWDOIN STREET (01680-0015) MOTION TO CONTINUE THE WS BOWDOIN STREET APPLICATION TO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2026 CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE SECONDED – YAY JUDI CROWELL YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • Steve Jablonski, the representative for Guidewire and presenting the application relating to WS Bowdoin Street, was before the Commission. • S. Jablonski advised that the Commission of the various updates to the application since it was submitted in mid-December, specifically the color of the window and grid pattern. The design was considerably different from the last iteration presented in the fall of 2025. The proposed five-bedroom building will service as a group home, which is a use as of right, as established by the Massachusetts Supreme Court, and will reside on a property that has been vacant for 20-25 years. In his 7|Page  opinion, the opposition pertained to the function of the building rather than the design. • Elements of houses on the street were taken into consideration. The ADA ramp requires a lot of space; however, the building sits lower to the ground than a typical historic building, thus the ramp was incorporated into the front porch – a feature that was considered to be safer. The first floor sat 30-inches from the ground than the standard 48-inches. While the design is not in harmony with other Victorians in the area, it does conform with an Italianate at 79 Bowdoin Street. The Commission found the design to be much improved, and further discussed the updates to the application: the window color, the window grid patterns, and the front door. A discussion ensued about the railings, specifically the design, materials, and color and how it would relate to other features of the building. • The Commission viewed Google Street View to gain an understanding as to the neighborhood and street. • Hector Rodriguez, the landowner of 103 Bowdoin Street, opined that the proposed building does not fit with the neighborhood, as well as informed the Commission that he had been cutting the grass of the vacant property for four years. • Jamal Seymour, the property owner of 86 Bowdoin Street, opined that the building does not fit with the neighborhood and that if constructed, the value of his house would go down. • Sarah Murray, from 79 Bowdoin Street advised that the house had been built 30 years prior to the other buildings on the street. While she commended the updates to the design, there was a lack of attention to detail, and that the differences between the design and what is provided in the application is concerning – speculating if the discrepancies were intentional to deceive the public. The building still presents as an industrial building; the building could be setback further from the street to meet the requirements of the ADA-ramp if the building were to sit higher. She also inquired about the roof overhang on the side of the building. The building is a step in the right direction, but does not fit the needs of the neighborhood. • Harry Seymour, from 68 Washington Road, agreed with the other members of the public that the building still does not fit with the neighborhood. • S. Jablonski advised that this was Guidewire’s first historical project; that the project was always going to be a group home. • Commissioner J. Crowell read the written public comment submitted by Sarah Murray and John Toms into the record. Chair A. Nardi read the written public comment submitted by Jim Boone into the record. • Chair A. Nardi confirmed with the Commission a site visit was never conducted and that performing a site would be valuable in order to gain a sense of the scale of the street, which would help guide the design and owner. • Discussion ensued about what constitutes a quorum and how many members of the Commission could meet at once. Attorney R. Shewchuk recommended not exceeding more than two members of the Commission at one time. Commissioners coordinated when they would perform a site visit at the property. A discussion then ensued about the process for updating the submitted plans. 8|Page  • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to continue the hearing to the February 5, 2026 meeting agenda. The motion was seconded by Commissioner K. Coffee. With no further discussion, the motion was approved unanimously. XII. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 21 MOUNTAINVIEW STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE RENOVATIONS AT 21 MOUNTAINVIEW STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI NAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – NAY KEVIN COFFEE NAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – NAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • This agenda item was tabled since the Petitioner was not present earlier in the meeting. • The Petitioner failed to appear before the Commission to present the application. With the application set to expire on January 30, 2026, the Commission agreed that they needed to vote on the application at the evening’s meeting. A discussion between the Commission and City Staff ensued about the enforcement process given that the absence of the Petitioner was the second time. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to approve the application relating to 21 Mountainview Street as presented. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no further discussion, the motion was denied unanimously. XIII. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING – 102 THOMPSON STREET MOTION TO APPROVE THE PROJECT AT 102 THOMPSON STREET CHAIR ALFONSO NARDI YAY VICE CHAIR WALTER KROLL MOTION – YAY KEVIN COFFEE YAY JUDI CROWELL SECONDED – YAY VANA NESPOR ABSENT VINCENT WALSH ABSENT MARISA ZORZI ABSENT • This agenda item was tabled since the Petitioner was not present earlier in the meeting. • Ziyad Jarael, the landowner of 102 Thompson Street, and Khalid al Janabi, the landowner’s translator, were before the Commission to present the application relating to the porch railings at 102 Thompson Street. Chair A. Nardi read the hearing overview from the Hearing Overview Packet into the record. • K. al Janabi showed the Commission materials from Home Depot that they were proposing to use to reconstruct the railings. The second set of materials were considered acceptable to the Commission. Being proposed was a 6-inch routed rail 9|Page  and 36-inch square end baluster. The railings were not to extend above the window sills. • A discussion ensued about the wooden railing along the stairs; the railing would need to be deconstructed. A black pipe railing could be installed in place of the wooden handrail. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to accept the application for 102 Thompson Street relating to the railings using the materials from the Home Depot visual presented during the evening’s hearing, as well as replacing the wooden stair railings – to be replaced by a black pipe railing. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no additional discussion, the motion was approved unanimously. XIV. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES • Staff Member A. Strniste reviewed the administrative updates from the Hearing Packet Overview document with the Commission. • Commissioner W. Kroll inquired with Attorney R. Shewchuk how much latitude the Commission had in requiring certain design standards as it related to ADA ramps, and whether the Commission is potentially overstepping by mandating design standards. Attorney R. Shewchuk will research and follow-up with the Commission at the next meeting. XV. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COMMISSION • No correspondence was submitted to present to the Commission. XVI. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – QUORUM CALL • Commissioners J. Crowell and W. Kroll are tentative attendees at the next meeting. Commissioners A. Nardi and K. Coffee will be present at the next meeting. I. OTHER MATTERS PROPERLY BEFORE THE COMMISSION – PUBLIC SPEAK OUT • No members of the public were in attendance to provide public comment. • Commissioner W. Kroll made a motion to adjourn. The motion was seconded by Commissioner J. Crowell. With no discussion on the motion, it was approved unanimously. The Commission adjourned at 7:50 PM. 10 | P a g e  ~pringfitlb J}i~totital <!Commi~~ion 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 /413) 787-6020 (office) /413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDREss: WS Bowdoin Street, Springfield MA 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.sprin~eld-ma.gov/planning/historic-comm or call the Office: (413) 787-6020. OFFICE USE ONLY LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICT: DECISION: t-{ (;\(f)l1hr DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: ~~\tJ~i~s HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): Jan1JQ7 IS') ~~6 DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ~'2tb:,~S DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: ~ber 3t>')~~s Last Updated 01/30/1025  =-- ~prfngfftlb J,i~torftal 1s~ ~s) ~~ ,c-_....,..,,,,,,., I .,...,"' . .. f • ._ . o"" • <!Commf~~fon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0//04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fox) APPLICATION TYPE PROPERTY ADDREss: WS Bowdoin Street, Springfield MA 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 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 01/30/2025 Page I  ~,u. ~prtngftelb J,tstorftal {~ ~ ;:--,.,-~ :•~~.. ...,. ""'"' I ~ommtsston 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 /413) 787-1,020 (office) /413) 787-1,524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: WS Bowdoin Street, Springfield MA CHECK Box IF THE PROPERTY OWNER: PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ Guidewire INC OWNERADDRESS: □ Check box if same as property address 1974 W e St0 Ver Rd , Chicopee MA 01022 OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 413-726-8275 OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: dlauber@guidewireinc.org PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: <tM, ~ -<PPl S PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS New construction of a 5 bedroom single family residence on (Please check all that apply) the currently vacant property. □ 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 □ Page 8) [Z] 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 applicaMuired &~&wf 12I171202s PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 2  Springfield Historical Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: WS Bowdoin Street, Springfield MA CHECK BOX IF THE PETITIONER REQUIRES PROPERTY OWNER: AN INTERPRETER Guidewire INC OWNER ADDRESS: Check box if same as property address 1974 Westover Rd, Chicopee MA 01022 OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 413-726-8275 OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: dlauber@guidewireinc.org PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS New construction of a 5 bedroom single family residence on (Please check all that apply) the currently vacant property. 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) 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. 01/12/2026 PROPERTY OWNER’S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 2 Pella® Lifestyle Series Double-Hung Aluminum EnduraClad ® Exterior Detailed Product Description Frame • Select softwood, immersion treated with Pella’s EnduraGuard® wood protection formula in accordance with WDMA I.S.-4. The EnduraGuard formula includes three active ingredients for protection against the effects of moisture, decay, stains from mold and mildew. Plus, an additional ingredient adds protection against termite damage. • Interior exposed surfaces are clear pine. • Exterior surfaces are clad with aluminum. • Components are assembled with screws, staples and concealed corner locks. • Overall frame depth is 5" (127 mm) for a wall depth of 3-11/16" (94 mm). • Jamb liner shall be [Gray, high-impact polyvinyl chloride] [Black, chlorinated polyvinyl chloride] backed by continuous hard-tempered aluminum springs. • Optional factory applied jamb extensions are available. • Optional factory installed fold-out installation fins with flexible fin corners. • Optional factory-applied EnduraClad® exterior trim. • Optional factory-installed Pella Steady Set Installation System. Sash • Select softwood, immersion treated with Pella’s EnduraGuard® wood protection formula in accordance with WDMA I.S.-4. The EnduraGuard formula includes three active ingredients for protection against the effects of moisture, decay, stains from mold and mildew. Plus, an additional ingredient adds protection against termite damage. • Interior exposed surfaces are clear pine. • Exterior surfaces are clad with aluminum, lap-jointed and sealed. • Corners mortised and tenoned, glued and secured with metal fasteners. • Sash thickness is 1-5/8" (41 mm). • Sashes tilt for easy cleaning. Weatherstripping • Foam with 3 mm skin at head and bottom rail. Thermal-plastic elastomer bulb with slip-coating set into upper sash for tight contact at check rail. • Secondary polyvinyl chloride leaf-type weatherstrip on bottom sash at sill. • Jamb liner to seal against sides of sash. Glazing System • Quality float glass complying with ASTM C 1036. • High altitude glazing available. • Silicone groove-glazed 11/16" [obscure] dual-seal insulating glass [[annealed] [tempered]] [[Advanced Low-E] [SunDefense™ Low-E] [SunDefense+ Low-E] [AdvancedComfort] [NaturalSun Low-E] [NaturalSun+ Low-E] with argon]]. Exterior • Exterior aluminum surfaces are finished with EnduraClad® protective finish, in a multi-step, baked-on finish. • Color is [White] [Tan] [Putty] [Brown] [Poplar White] [Portobello] [Hartford Green] [Morning Sky Gray] [Brick Red] [Black]. Interior • [Unfinished, ready for site finishing] [factory primed with one coat acrylic latex] [factory prefinished [White] [Linen] [Bright White] [stain1 ]]. Hardware • Galvanized block-and-tackle balances are connected to sash with a polyester cord and concealed within the frame. • Factory installed self-aligning surface-mounted sash lock. Two sash locks on units with frame width 33-1/4" and greater. • Optional Sash lift furnished for field installation. Two lifts on units with frame width 33-1/4" and greater. • Finish is [baked enamel [Champagne] [White] [Brown] [Matte Black]] [Satin Brass] [Satin Nickel]. • Champagne locks are standard on unfinished units; White locks are standard on factory prefinished white units. Optional Products Grilles • Simulated-Divided-Light [with optional spacer] ▪ 7/8" Grilles permanently bonded to the interior and exterior of glass. ▪ Patterns are [Traditional] [Prairie] [Cross] [Top Row] [Custom – Equally Divided]. ▪ Interior surfaces are [unfinished, ready for site finishing] [factory primed] [pine: factory prefinished [White] [Linen White] [Bright White] [stain1]]. Exterior grilles to match the exterior cladding color. ▪ Available only on units glazed with Low-E insulated glass with argon. – or – • Grilles-Between-the-Glass2  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: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: Per rendering NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: Basis of Design; Pella MODEL NUMBER(S): Product # 300001; Lifestyle Series True Divided Light EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): Aluminum Clad Wood EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): Dark Brown/Black/Burgundy GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): Exterior GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): Per rendering WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): Double-hung GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): Double-pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3  ▪ Insulating glass contains 3/4" contoured aluminum grilles permanently installed between two panes of glass. ▪ Patterns are [Traditional] [9-Lite Prairie] [Top Row] [Custom – Equally Divided]. ▪ Interior color is [White] [Ivory] [Tan3] [Brickstone] [Black] [Putty3] [Brown3] [Harvest] [Cordovan]. ▪ Exterior color [matched to the exterior cladding color] [White]4. Flat Insect Screen • InView™ screens ▪ Full-size Vinyl-coated 18/18 mesh fiberglass screen cloth complying with the performance requirements of SMA 1201, set in aluminum frame fitted to outside of window, supplied complete with all necessary hardware. ▪ Screen frame finish is baked enamel, color to match window cladding. • Hidden Screen5 ▪ Vinyl-coated 18/18 mesh fiberglass screen cloth, set in aluminum channels hidden within the sash, supplied complete with all necessary hardware. ▪ Finish color [White] [Black] [Brown] [Fossil] [Iron Ore]. Hardware • Optional factory applied limited opening device available for vent units in steel, nominal 3-3/4" opening. • Optional window opening control device available for field installation. Device allows window to open less than 4” with normal operation, with a release mechanism that allows the sash to open completely. Complies with ASTM F2090-10. Sensors • Optional factory installed integrated security sensors available in vent units. (1) Contact your local Pella sales representative for current designs, color options and regional market availabiltiy. (2) Available on units glazed with Low-E insulated glass with argon, and obscure insulated glass. (3) Tan, brown and putty Interior GBG colors are available only with matching interior and exterior colors. (4) Appearance of exterior grille color will vary depending on Low-E coating on glass. (5) Not compatible with Limited Opening Hardware.  DOORS ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings/brochure of the proposed door(s). Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing door(s). Will the Dimensions of the Door(s) Change: Yes (Please Provide Details Below Under Additional Information) No PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE CURRENT DOOR(S): PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE DOOR(S): NUMBER OF DOOR(S) TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: Per rendering NEW DOOR MANUFACTURER: Basis of Design; Simpson Door Company MODEL NUMBER(S): 77504 Nantucket EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. steel, fiberglass, etc): Wood EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): Clear Stained Fir DOOR STYLE(S) (e.g. colonial, etc): Traditional PANEL PATTERN (e.g. single; two panel, etc): See Cut Sheet GLASS PLACEMENT: Nantucket Style GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): Thermo Pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 4 Simpson Stile and Rail Wood Door Specifications Specifier Note: These doors have been tested for air, water and structural performance to rated design pressures and, when used in conjunction with our WaterBarrier technology option, are ideally suited for coastal areas or other regions affected by severe weather. A. Exterior Doors: Nantucket Collection as manufactured by Simpson Door Company. 1. Construction a. Mortise-and-tenon joinery with face-driven pins b. Two-piece laminated stile-and-rail construction c. Divided lite doors made with SDL construction d. Design pressure ratings of (Specify Design Pressure Rating); with additional hardware if required. 2. Door Design #: (___), Glass Detail #: (___) 3. Sidelight Design #: (___), Glass Detail #: (___) 4. Wood species: Douglas fir, western hemlock, sapele mahogany, nootka 5. Tenon Made of hardwood 6. Face pins to match wood species of door 7. Thickness: 1-3/4” or 2-1/4” 8. Stiles: 5-1/2” wide 9. Panel Detail: ¾” flat panel or 1-7/16” Innerbond Double Hip-raised Panel 10. Moulding: Ovolo sticking or shaker sticking. Specifier Note: Not all designs offer a glass options. Refer to manufacturer’s literature. Delete if not required. 11. Glass Detail: a. ¾” insulated glazing options – P-516, Broze, Grey, Green Solex or Glue Chip, White Laminate, Clear Laminate, Seedy Baroque, Low-E Argon 12. Extended Warranty: 10-year warranty on doors made from Douglas Fir, western hemlock, sapele mahogany and nootka cypress • Image show n is of a standard 77504 design in Douglas fir, 3'0" x 6'8"  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. 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Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing roofing. EXISTING PROPOSED ROOF STYLE (e.g. gable, hip, mansard, etc): Gable MATERIAL (e.g. asphalt shingle, slate, clay tile, etc): Asphalt Shingle PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING ROOFING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE ROOFING: ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Roofing Manufacture: Basis of design; Certainteed, 30-year architectural asphalt shingles 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): NUMBER OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS: SOLAR MANUFACTURER: LOCATION OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS (e.g. north side of roof): LOCATION OF MAIN SERVICE PANEL & METER (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF CONDUIT (e.g. side of building, inside the house): PROPOSED COLOR OF CONDUIT (e.g. silver, same as house): Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 6  Cha,,coal Bl ilCk Moire Bl ack LANDMARK • Two~piece lamimtt~ C@rt.iinTeed products fibergli:i ss- b ased comtruction are tested to ens.ure •· Cl.1i~sic shndes and dimem,fona l t he highest quality Pe'h ter wooei Cotor,lal Slate appe.a rnnce of natural wood o r and comply with the sl.1ite ollow lng In d ustry !:t ancfard !:! • Lltet1me 11mnee1 t ra n stera ole warranty · Fire R&sist11nce: • 2S-year s kFl9n~ • UL Clas'S A • UL certi f ied to meet ,algae-resistance wa ri:mt j Wealhere<l Wc,o-d ASTM D30 13 Type 1 17rek" extra-wide nail ing W ind ,R&sist11nce: ' area for accurate installation • 10 -year SureStart'~ protedion • UL certi fie d to meet ASTM D3013 TyPe 1 .- • I' . • 1.5-year 110 m ph wfnd-resistance warranty • ASTM D3161' Clas'S F Tea,r· R&sishnca: . . Drlttwoocl • C-Oi::I b le-stone Gray ·• Wlrid warranty upgr.;ide to • UL certi f ied t o meet 130 mph available. Ce talnTeed ASTM D3.:162' s <1 rter and CertainTeeed' hip and • C SA standard Al23.5 ridge req uired I mpact • CertainTeed Suirter and hip Resist.anai: ,md n dge aceessory avai l3b le • Ul2218 Cl ass 3 EklnH 5 le-nn,.~ (see detai ls in b ac k of broc hu re) Qual lty Standards : • Sc~ wamsaty fur specifir~tl!Jifs. .anct' fmit.ti.'"ions. • ICC· ES•ESR· 1389 & F :C:J;i. :>;!';.,, :Scan code for m ore information 22  SIGNS Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings of the proposed sign(s). Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing sign(s). APPLICATION TYPE: REPLACEMENT SIGN NEW SIGN ILLUMINATION: NON-ILLUMINATED ILLUMINATED NUMBER OF SIGNS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: SIGN MANUFACTURER: EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): DIMENSIONS: PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING SIGN: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE SIGN (E.G. DETERIORATION, NEW BUSINESS, ETC.): ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: HEAT PUMPS ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting plans of the proposed heat pump project. Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing conditions of the applicable building side(s). SIDING MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, brick, etc): HEAT PUMP MANUFACTURER: NUMBER OF COMPRESSOR UNITS: LOCATION OF COMPRESSOR UNITS (e.g. rear side of building): See floor plan for compressor location LOCATION OF OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF CONDUIT (e.g. side of building, inside the house): PROPOSED COLOR OF CONDUIT (e.g. silver, same as house): Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 7  Business Office: 1974 Westover Rd. Chicopee, MA 01022 V/TTY 413.733.6100 Fax 413.331.3196 www.guidewireinc.org Human Resources &Training Center: 551 East Columbus Ave. Springfield Historical Commission Springfield, MA 01105 V/TTY 413.733.6100 70 Tapley Street Fax 413. 733.3237 Springfield, MA 01104 www.guidewireinc.org Berkshire Office: 34 Depot Street To members of the Springfield Historical Commission. Union Station, Suite 303 Pittsfield, MA 01201 V/TTY 413.443.3295 This letter is to inform the Historical Commission that Stephen Fax 413.443.1175 Jablonski has been appointed to represent Guidewire. Daniel Laube Facilities Director Guidewire Inc. 1974 Westover Rd Chicopee, MA 01022 dlauber@guidewireinc.org  Jim Boone 97 Florida St McKnight January 9, 2026 Springfield Historical Commission Re: New Construction WS Bowdoin St Bowdoin St is made up of 9 homes built between 1870 and 1911. They are of Italianate, Colonial Revival, Stick Style and Queen Anne as per MACRIS. What is the Style of this proposed home? One has to ask if this home is an appropriate architectural addition in the middle of a very different style neighborhood. I have the following observations about the current proposal, which is somewhat better than the first one story suggestion, that was denied by the Commission, but still does meet the standards the Commission should require within the McKnight Historic District. There are inconsistencies between the colored drawing at the start of the application and the details shown on the forms. The windows on the drawing are a dark color, the application indicates a White Aluminum exterior. Dark colors are more appropriate. The Drawing shows windows with 6/2 divisions and the application shows 4/1. 6/2 preferable. The Front door in the drawing is single pane, the application shows 2/2 door. Single pane looks less like the typical side or back door. It is important that porch railings do not go higher than the lower part of window casing. Not clear what design of railings are, size or materials. Other houses on the street have a higher foundation, this one hugs the ground. The house lacks Symmetry as windows are oddly placed which makes it out of balance, and haphazard. The low slung roof line needs some elevation. What is height of building, does it look dwarfed compared to other houses on the street? Specific measurements of height of building as well as size of windows and trim should be included. This proposal is a start but more work is needed. Is this the place to introduce a totally new architectural design into an established Historic District? Does it do justice to the neighborhood and contribute to the neighborhood? I would say it does not. Thank You Jim Boone  Sarah Murray 79Bowdoin St McKnight District Springfield January 14, 2026 Springfield Historical Commission Re: New Construction WS Bowdoin St Bowdoin St is comprised of homes built between 1870 and 1911 and are of are of Italianate, Colonial Revival, Stick Style and Queen Anne designs. The proposed home by Guidewire is a little better than the one proposed originally but still doesn't fit in with the existing homes. It is even difficult to determine what style the building is trying to present. When I asked neighbors what they thought they told me that it just looks industrial. This appearance is in part because of its extremely low foundation, clearly not fitting in, and its low slung roof line. One would hope that the architectural rendering of the proposed building would accurately reflect the listed items on the following pages. This however doesn't seem to be the case. The 'drawing' shows brown or dark windows each with 6 panes over 2 yet page 3 of the document states white windows and the circled design shows 4 panes over 2. The door provides the same confusion to the observer as the drawing shows a dark door with a single pane of glass yet the door design included in the application on page 4 says white door. These differences almost imply that the architect or the firm just didn't care enough to be accurate or that we would not bother to look further than a drawing on the front. This second attempt is better than the one originally submitted and rejected by the Commission but still falls far short of what we should expect from a well known architect who should be more knowledgeable of what is expected This proposed building is still far from acceptable and we hope that it will be rejected by the Commission Thank You Sarah Murray Springfield MA Historic Commission. 70 Tapley St Springfield MA 01104 Please reject the proposal for a single family "house" etween 86 and 104 Bowdoin St. Not only does the design disregard compatibility with the other residential and historic houses in this Historic District but it still has more the appearance of a commercial building than a residence. It would greatly detract from the appeal and value of our neighborhood. John Toms 79 Bowdoin St Springfield MA 01109  Consultants: " -0 25' 10' -0 " - 0" 30' 10' - 0" WS Bowdoin Street Springfield MA Revisions: Date 12/17/2025 File Name TPD Drawn By: Mary Donnelly Reviewed By: Reviewed SteveBy .J. Scale Drawing No. WS Bowdoin Street Site Plan A1 Scale: 1' = 30'-0" N of Total Sheets  Backyard Continues to Neighboring Guidewire Property Consultants: 1 1 1 A2 A2-01 A2-02 Neighboring Property Neighboring Pro Acc. Bedroom Acc. Bedroom Acc. Bedroom 1 2 3 150 SF 150 SF 150 SF 1' - 6" Acc. Bathroom 95 SF 1' - 5 1/2" 5' - 0" Location of Heat Pump 1' - 6" Condenser UP perty Pantry Half- Bath OPEN TO 28 SF ABOVE OPEN TO ABOVE Kitchen Stove Dining Historic Tree to be Closet REF Island preserved DN DN UP WS Bowdoin Street Springfield MA Living Closet DN Revisions: 1 1 1 A2 A2-01 A2-02 Date 12/17/2025 File Name TPDDonnelly Drawn By: Mary Reviewed By: Reviewed ByJ. Steve Scale BOWDOIN STREET Drawing No. 1 W.S Bowdoin St Level 1 Floor Plan N A1-01 Scale: 1" = 10'-0" of Total Sheets  1 1 1 A2 A2-01 A2-02 Consultants: OPEN OPEN TO TO BELOW BELOW Stairs Down DN DN Emergency Exit 5' - 0" WS Bowdoin Street Office Space Bathroom Springfield MA 110 SF 47 SF Typical Bedroom 1 Typical Bedroom 2 117 SF 117 SF Revisions: Date 12/17/2025 File Name TPD Drawn By: Mary Donnelly Reviewed By: Reviewed ByJ. Steve Scale Drawing No. 1 1 1 A2 A2-01 A2-02 W.S Bowdoin St Level 2 Floor Plan N A1-02 1 Scale: 1/4" = 1' 0" of Total Sheets  Consultants: WS Bowdoin Street Springfield MA Revisions: Date 12/17/2025 File Name TPD Drawn By: Mary Donnelly Reviewed By: Reviewed ByJ. Steve Scale Drawing No. A0 Exterior Render of Total Sheets  Consultants: Level 2 11' 0" Level 1 1' 6" Grade 0' 0" Walk- Out Basement - 8' 0" WS Bowdoin Street Springfield MA Revisions: Date 01/12/2026 File Name TPD Drawn By: Mary Donnelly Reviewed By: Reviewed ByJ. Steve Scale Drawing No. 1 Front Elevation Scale: 1/4" = 1' 0" A3 of Total Sheets  5' - 2" 3' - 2" Section 1 - Callout 1 2 1/2" = 1'-0" Consultants: 7"/12" 7"/12" 10' - 0" 5"/12" Level 2 11' 0" 2 9' - 6" A2 2' - 10" Level 1 1' 6" Grade 0' 0" Walk- Out Basement WS Bowdoin Street - 8' 0" Springfield MA Revisions: Date 01/12/2026 File Name TPDDonnelly Drawn By: Mary Reviewed By: Reviewed ByJ. Steve Scale Drawing No. 1 Section 1 Scale: 1/4" = 1' 0" A-2 of Total Sheets  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 WS Bowdoin Street (01680- 12/30/2025 10:56:28 AM Scale: 1"=150' 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 016820001 016800015 125350189 GRAY STEPHEN P GUIDEWIRE INC GUIDEWIRE INC 120 CLARENDON ST 551 E COLUMBUS AVE 551 E COLUMBUS AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01105 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01105 125350186 125350187 016800056 IGLESIA EVANGELISTICA IGLESIA EVANGELISTICA PARCIAK JAMES E 19 HICKOX ST 19 HICKOX ST 93 BOWDOIN ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01104 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01104 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 016800012 SEYMOUR JAMAL S 86 BOWDOIN ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109  S>pringftelb 1!,t~tortcal <tommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST IPRoPERTYAooREss, 24 Westernview St, 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 fxlSTING 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. /(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: ~ t>e1r1t 1-fe4>~ DECISION: . DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: -:£nuon, -=f., ~~6 HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): ~C\r 1 s1 ~<iG.G DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ~"VO.'j ~~)~~6 V DATE NOTICE MAILED: ~vo.cy ~~) ~" WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: Last Updated 0 I /30/2025  ~prtngfttlb 1$t~torttal <tommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (off,ce) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE IPROPERrvAooRESs, 24 Westernview St, 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 OFA 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 OI /3012015 Page I  &>pringfielb J,f~torftal <tommf~~fon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01 /04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE cC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 24 Westernview St, Springfield MA 01108 CHE.CK Box IF THE PETITIONER REQUIRES □ PROPERTY OWNER: AN INTERPRETER Allen Stout OWNER ADDRESS: D Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 518-331-8583 Trinity Solar/Michael Blanchard OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: astout4 780@aol.com 413-203-9088 PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: 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 5.74 kW DC (14 panels). □ Windows (see Page 3) □ Doors (see Page 4) □ Siding (see Page 5) □ Roofing (see Page 6) [l] 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) □ 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 a plication is required. 12/15/25 PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated 0/ /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): Gable MATERIAL (e.g. asphalt shingle, slate, clay tile, etc): Asphalt Shingle PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING ROOFING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE ROOFING: ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Roofing Manufacture: Basis of design; Certainteed, 30-year architectural asphalt shingles 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): NUMBER OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS: SOLAR MANUFACTURER: LOCATION OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS (e.g. north side of roof): LOCATION OF MAIN SERVICE PANEL & METER (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF CONDUIT (e.g. side of building, inside the house): PROPOSED COLOR OF CONDUIT (e.g. silver, same as house): Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 6  WESTERNVIEW STREET INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOF MOUNTED PV SOLAR SYSTEM 24 WESTERNVIEW STREET SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 42.0879, -72.5712 P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 8/26/2025 NO. DESCRIPTION DATE STOUT, ALLEN TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-08-1387522 24 WESTERNVIEW STREET SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 42.0879, -72.5712 PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM DRAWING DATE: 8/26/2025 DRAWN BY: MS REVISED BY: DC SYSTEM SIZE: 5.74kW AC SYSTEM SIZE: 5.76kW MODULE COUNT: 14 MODULES USED: HANWHA 410 MODULE SPEC #: Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410 UTILITY COMPANY: EVERSOURCE UTILITY ACCT #: 7200 118 9173 UTILITY METER #: 943529322 DEAL TYPE: GOODLEAP P1 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com  90 45 135 N 315 S 270 522 ***NOTE: 2021 IRC R324.6.2 PLAN VIEW TOTAL ROOF AREA: 2764 FT² ROOF 1 PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY TOTAL AREA: 307 FT² MODULES: 4 ARRAY PERCENTAGE OF PLAN VIEW TOTAL ROOF AREA: 11.1% PITCH: 36 ORIENTATION: 72 ROOF 2 P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 8/26/2025 MODULES: 5 PITCH: 36 NO. DESCRIPTION DATE ORIENTATION: 252 UD ROOF 3 MODULES: 0 DC PITCH: 36° ORIENTATION: 342° AC STOUT, ALLEN ROOF 4 MODULES: 5 TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-08-1387522 PITCH: 34 ORIENTATION: 252 ROOF 5 ep D M MODULES: 0 PITCH: 34° ORIENTATION: 72° M ROOF 6 24 WESTERNVIEW STREET MODULES: 0 PITCH: 34° SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 ORIENTATION: 162° 42.0879, -72.5712 ROOF 7 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 36° ORIENTATION: 162° UD ROOF 8 DC AC MODULES: 0 PITCH: 34° ORIENTATION: 162° PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM ep D M ROOF 9 M MODULES: 0 PITCH: 18° ORIENTATION: 252° ROOF 10 DRAWING DATE: 8/26/2025 MODULES: 0 DRAWN BY: MS PITCH: 15° ORIENTATION: 162° REVISED BY: ROOF 11 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 33° ORIENTATION: 162° DC SYSTEM SIZE: 5.74kW ROOF 12 MODULES: 0 AC SYSTEM SIZE: 5.76kW PITCH: 33° MODULE COUNT: 14 ORIENTATION: 342° MODULES USED: HANWHA 410 ROOF 13 MODULES: 0 MODULE SPEC #: Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410 PITCH: 33° ORIENTATION: 252° UTILITY COMPANY: EVERSOURCE ROOF 14 UTILITY ACCT #: 7200 118 9173 MODULES: 0 UTILITY METER #: 943529322 PITCH: 34° NOTES: ORIENTATION: 72° 1.) ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE DEAL TYPE: GOODLEAP ROOF 15 WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. MODULES: 0 2.) PITCH: 15° 3.) ALL LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE AND REQUIRE FIELD VERIFICATION. ORIENTATION: 72° ROOF 16 ALL OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT SHALL BE RAIN TIGHT WITH MINIMUM NEMA 3R RATING. MODULES: 0 PITCH: 15° ORIENTATION: 72° ROOF 17 MODULES: 0 42.0879, -72.5712 P1 PITCH: 18° ORIENTATION: 342° UD SP 14 HANWHA 410 (Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10.C+ 410) ROOF 18 1 USE5700H-USMNBE78 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 18° 14 U650 SE OPTIMIZERS ORIENTATION: 162° M DC 10 UNIRAC 171RLM1-US NXT UMOUNT RAIL - 171” MILL (US) ROOF 19 MODULES: 0 1 UNIRAC RLSPLCM2-US NXT UMOUNT RAIL SPLICE (US) PITCH: 15° ORIENTATION: 162° ep INSIDE P OUTSIDE. SD ROOF 20 MODULES: 0 PITCH: 15° DC 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 ORIENTATION: 252° D OUTSIDE (UTILITY ACCESSIBLE) AC OUTSIDE. TS Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com ARRAY CIRCUIT WIRING NOTES 1.) LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR DETERMINING ONSITE CONDITIONS AND EXECUTING INSTALLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 2023 2.) LOWEST EXPECTED AMBIENT TEMPERATURE BASED ON ASHRAE MINIMUM MEAN EXTREME DRY BULB TEMPERATURE FOR ASHRAE LOCATION MOST SIMILAR TO SOLAR MODULES MOUNTED TO ROOF ON 3 ARRAYS INSTALLATION LOCATION. LOWEST EXPECTED AMBIENT 14 - 410W MODULES W/ 1 SOLAR EDGE U650 PER MODULE TEMP = -16°C 15 ADC MAX PER STRING 3.) HIGHEST CONTINUOUS AMBIENT TEMPERATURE BASED 8"x8" f ON ASHRAE HIGHEST MONTH 2% DRY BULB 1 STRING OF 14 MODULES IN SERIES - 380 Vmax JUNCTION TEMPERATURE FOR ASHRAE LOCATION MOST SIMILAR TO BOX INSTALLATION LOCATION. HIGHEST CONTINUOUS TEMP = 33°C *TERMINATED INSIDE INVERTER 1 4.) 2005 ASHRAE FUNDAMENTALS 2% DESIGN TEMPERATURES DO NOT EXCEED 47°C IN THE UNITED STATES (PALM SPRINGS, CA IS 44.1°C). FOR LESS THAN 9 CURRENT-CARRYING CONDUCTORS IN A ROOF-MOUNTED SUNLIT CONDUIT AT LEAST 0.5" ABOVE ROOF AND USING THE OUTDOOR DESIGN TEMPERATURE OF 47°C OR LESS (ALL OF UNITED STATES) 5.) PV SYSTEM CIRCUITS INSTALLED ON OR IN BUILDINGS SUPPLYING UTILITY SHALL INCLUDE A RAPID SHUTDOWN FUNCTION THAT CONTROLS SPECIFIC CONDUCTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 690.12(A) THROUGH (D) 1Ø 120/240V 6.) PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SYSTEMS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO OPERATE WITH UNGROUNDED PHOTOVOLTAIC P1 ISSUED TO TOWNSHIP FOR PERMIT 8/26/2025 SOURCE AND OUTPUT CIRCUIT PER NEC 690.41 (A)(4) NO. DESCRIPTION DATE 7.) UNGROUNDED DC CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE IDENTIFIED WITH THE FOLLOWING OUTER FINISH: POSITIVE CONDUCTORS = RED NEGATIVE CONDUCTORS = BLACK C STOUT, ALLEN NEC 210.5(C)(2) 8.) ARRAY AND SUB ARRAY CONDUCTORS SHALL BE #10 PV NEW TRINITY ACCT #: 2025-08-1387522 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 CONTAIN ≤ 20 CURRENT CARYING CONDUCTORS AND NEC 705.11 NEW WHERE EXPOSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT SHALL CONTAIN ≤ NOTE: M M 120/240V 240V 1Ø 9 CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS. DUAL GANG 100A MAIN BREAKER INTERNAL REVENUE GRADE MONITORING 24 WESTERNVIEW STREET UTILITY METER CONTAINED WITHIN SOLAR EDGE INVERTER SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 9.) ALL WIRE LENGTHS SHALL BE LESS THAN 100' UNLESS 100A BUSBAR SOLAR EDGE PN. RWND-3D-240-MB OTHERWISE NOTED 42.0879, -72.5712 10.) FLEXIBLE CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED ON CT METERS ROOFTOP AND SHALL BE LIMITED TO 12” IF USED 2p100A OUTDOORS MAIN 11.) DISCONNECTS FED BY SUPPLY-SIDE SOURCE CONDUCTORS SHALL BE BONDED AND CONNECTED TO PROPOSED PV SOLAR SYSTEM LOCKABLE 60A DISCONNECT 60A UNFUSED D GROUNDING SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH FUSED W/ 30A FUSES DISCONNECT NEC 250.24 INVERTER #1 240V 1Ø 240V 1Ø BONDED NEUTRAL ISOLATED NEUTRAL 12.)OVERCURRENT PROTECTION FOR CONDUCTORS PV CONNECTED TO THE SUPPLY SIDE OF A SERVICE SHALL BE + DRAWING DATE: 8/26/2025 LOCATED WITHIN 10' OF THE POINT OF CONNECTION DRAWN BY: MS NEC 690.9(A)(3)(2) REVISED BY: 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 B E L1 L2 N NEC 705.12(B)(2) DC SYSTEM SIZE: 5.74kW 14.) ALL SOLAR SYSTEM LOAD CENTERS TO CONTAIN ONLY GENERATION CIRCUITS AND NO UNUSED POSITIONS OR a SQUARE D PN: D222NRB SQUARE D DU222RB AC SYSTEM SIZE: MODULE COUNT: 5.76kW 14 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 118 9173 CALCULATIONS FOR CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS UTILITY METER #: 943529322 REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY PER STRING DEAL TYPE: GOODLEAP [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 = 2 CCC: 1.00 Imp 10.89 NOTE: CONDUIT TYPE SHALL BE CHOSEN BY THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR (40*.96)1.00 = 38.40A Vmp TO MEET OR EXCEED NEC AND LOCAL AHJD REQUIREMENTS P1 37.64 38.40A >_ 18.75A, THEREFORE WIRE SIZE IS VALID Voc 45.37 A #6 THWN-2 TO GEC Isc 11.2 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND TOTAL AC REQUIRED CONDUCTOR AMPACITY B 24.00A*1.25 = 30.00A C 1 1/4" CONDUIT W/ #2 XHHW-2 AWG #10, DERATED AMPACITY INVERTER #1 - USE5700H-USMNBE78 AMBIENT TEMP: 30°C, TEMP DERATING: 1.0 D 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND RACEWAY DERATING <_ 3 CCC: N/A DC AC 40A*1.0 = 40A Imp 15 Pout 5760 E 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2, 1-#10 THWN-2 GROUND 40A >_ 30.00A, THEREFORE AC WIRE SIZE IS VALID Vmp 380 Imax 24 F #10 PV WIRE (FREE AIR) W/ #6 BARE COPPER BOND TO ARRAY Voc 480 OCPDmin 30 CALCULATION FOR PV OVERCURRENT PROTECTION G 3/4'' CONDUIT W/ 2-#6 THWN-2, 1-#6 THWN-2 TOTAL INVERTER CURRENT: 24.00A Isc 15 Vnom 240 24.00A*1.25 = 30.00A 2211 Allenwood Road 877-786-7283 --> 30A OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IS VALID Wall, New Jersey 07719 www.Trinity-Solar.com NOTES: 1.) COMPLIES WITH NEC 2023 2.) REFER TO SHEET PV-3 FOR SITE SPECIFIC VALUES REQUIRED BY NEC 690 rrdnity· 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 nECTRtCAL ~ kAtARD rii,-ti_;::-::::z,-se, I SWITCH FOR °" QD!IIOffUIJOII~ •l,-.w.l LO,.O KM.I wtl .a1,i MG L"lllilalllO NEC 690.7(D) ... , ... llj""""'lClf,i SeNice Disconnect SOLAR PV SYSTEf.' NEC 690.13(8) 690.56(D)(2) Soladeck SOLAR PV SYSTEM EQUIPPED PHOTOVOLTAIC WITHI RAPID SHUTDOWN DC DISCONNECT NEC 690.4(8) NEC 690.13 If System is Backfed Breaker - PHOTOVOI.TA!C AC OISCONNECT NEC 690.4(B) e·t◄~:::::tM, NEC690.7(D) - NEC 705.12(8)(2) PHOlOYOI.TAJC AC DISCONNECT DC Disconnect NEC 690.4(B) Utility Meter Socket (L(CTM:AI. SHOCK HAZARD 00"°1""'°4mltiaiAI.I 1t~Oti1mml.aAH0 U)IID . . . . tMI ta llafl(ll1l0 INO.DPDPD5100N NEC 690.13(B) - PHOTOVOLJAIC AC DISCONNt:CT NEC 690.4(B) DC Conduit Main SeNice Panel Solar Meter Socket Photovoltaic Load Center lnverter(s) Enphase Envoy Box AC Disconnect (To Combine Inverters) Q.PEAK DUO BLK Q .. PEAK D UO BLK ML-G10+ SERIES ■ Mechanical Specification ML-G10+ SERIES r---- c - - - - - - - - - - - 74.0 ' (1879mm) --------->1 ocells Format 74.0 in x 41.1in x 1.26 in (including frame) (1879mm x 1045mm x 32mm) 42.8' (1088 mm) --'+----+- 15.6'(395.Smm) Weight Front Cover 48.5 lbs (22.0 kg) 0.13 in (3.2 mm) therma lly pre-stressed glass I" 4 x Groundlngpolntsi,0.1 B'(4.Smm) L7 ~7:2.04'~!130mrJi Fram e- l with anti-reflection technology 39.2 " (!1!;1 mm) 395-415Wp I 132Cells Back Cover Composite fi lm • ~,.-,{] 41.1' (104Smm) 21.1 % Maximum Module Efficiency Frame Black anodized aluminum Cell 6 x 22 monocrysta lli ne Q.ANTUM solar ha lf ce lls Domestic Content Option Available □ Junction box 2.09-3.98 in x 1.26-2.36 in x 0.59-0.71 in (53-1 01mm x 32-60mm x 15-18mm), IP67, with bypass diodes -,/, 4 • Mourrtlng slots(OETAILA) Cable 4 mm 2 Solar cable;(+)~ 72.04 in (1830 mm),(-)~ 72.04 in (1830 mm) Connector Staubli MC4; IP68 -l ~ 1.26' f.32 mm) DETAIL A 0.6Ji:-~~-~~r MOD L 0.96' (24.SmmJ r-E=3I01!3' (1Uimm) ■ Electrical Characteristics POWER CLASS 395 4 00 405 410 4 15 MINI MUM PERFORMANCE AT STANDARD TEST CONDITIONS, STC' (POWER TOLERANCE +5W/-OW) Power at MPP1 PMPP [W] 395 400 405 41 0 415 Includes Domestic Content Short Circuit Current1 lsc [A] 11.10 11.14 11.17 11.20 11.23 E :, 45.27 45.30 45.34 45.37 45.41 E Open Circuit Voltage1 V oe M Thi s product contains U.S. manufact ured compon ents wh ich ·c: Current at MPP IMPP [A] 10.71 10.77 10.83 10.89 10.95 ca n contribute to qualifying for the 10% domestic content :ii bonus to applicable tax c redits under t he Inflation Red uctio n Voltage at MPP VMPP M 36.88 37.13 37.39 37.64 37.89 Act of 2022 .' Efficiency1 [%] ~20.1 ~2 0.4 ~20.6 ~2 0.9 ~21.1 MINIMUM PERFORMANCE AT NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS, NMOT2 nfill Breaking the 21 % efficiency barrier Q.ANTUM DUO Z Technology with zero gap cell layout boosts module efficiency up to 21.1%. 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 VMPP M 35.03 35.25 35.46 35.68 35.89 A reliable investment 'Measurement tolerances PMPP ±3%; lsc; Voe ±5% at STC: 1000W/m 25±2 ' C, AM 1.5 according to IEC 60904-3, 800W/m NMOT. spectrum AM 1.5 25 2 2 2 , , ,..., Inclusive 25-year product wa rranty and 25-yea r li near performance warra nty. 2 Oce lls PERFORM ANCE WARRANTY PERFORMANCE AT LOW IRRADIANCE ~ At least 98% of nominal power ..6' \10 Enduring high performance Long-term yield secu rity w ith A nt i LeTI D Technology, I ~ during fi rst year. Thereafter max. 0.5 % deg radat ion per year. At least 93.5% of nomi nal power u p to 10 years. At least 86 % of iii f2 ""' it -- QCells Anti PIO Tech nology3 and Hot-Spot Protect. " ~ ~ nom inal power up to 25 yea rs. A ll data wit hi n measurement ; ~ ~ t olerances. Full warranties in Extreme weather rating ,. ii: 0 BO accordance w ith the warranty t erms of the Qcells sa les 0 0 organization of your respective 600 800 1000 YEARS co untry. IRRADIANCE [W/m~ High-t ech alum inum al loy frame, certified for high snow (5400 Pa) and wind loads (4000 Pa). •standard terms of guarantee for the 5 PV companies with t he Typlcal module performance under low lrradlance conditions In highest production capacity in 2021 (February 2021) comparison to STC conditions (25-C, 100QW/m2). TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS Far beyond the standard Temperature Coefficient of lsc a [%/K] +0.04 Temperature Coefficient of V Oc [%/K] - 0.27 Qcel ls' compre hensive qua lity program ensures hig h 109±5.4 Temperature Coefficient of PMPP y [%/K] - 0.34 Nominal Module Operating Temperature NMOT lo ng-term yields and the reliability of you r solar system. (43±3'C) ■ Properties for System Design Maximum System Voltage Vsvs M 1000 (IEC)/1000 (U L) PV module classification Class II Maximum Series Fuse Rating [A DC] 20 Fire Rating based on ANSI / UL 61730 TYPE2 Max. Design Load, Push / PulP [l bs/ft' ] 75 (3600Pa)/55 (2660Pa) Permitted Module Temperature - 40'F up to +185 'F on Continuous Duty (-40'C up to +85'C) , This 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 cha nges made to the Inflation Reduction Act and Its lmplementlng rules 3 See Insta llation Manua l and regu lations. Please consult a qu alified tax professional for specific guidance. 2 See data sheet on rear for further information. 3 APT test conditions acco rding to IEC /TS 62804-1:2015, method A (-1500V, 96 h) ■ Qualifications and Certificates UL61730-1& UL61730-2, CE-complian~ IEC 61215:2016, IEC 61730:2016, U.S. Pat ent No. 9,893,215 (so lar cel ls), The ideal solution for: *DCA Module Option: ~ ~ CE Rooftop arrays on DCA 17 m odul e has materi al code www.flN.com 1011 112202n residential buildings 'M D06 G100A-017' printed on th e module powe r label. •contact your Qcells Sales Represent ative for detai ls regardi ng t he module's e ligibi lity t o be Buy American Act (BAA) compliant. Qcells pursues minimizing paper output in consideration of the global environment. Note: lnsblllatlon Instructions must be followed . Contact our tedmlcel service for further Information on approved Installation of this product. Hanw ha Q CELLS America Inc. 300 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 500, Irvine, CA 92618, USA I TEL +1 (949) 748 5996 1EMAIL na.support@qcells.com I WEB www.qcells.com acells / 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 USExxxxH-USMNBE78 Applicable to inverters with part number USExxxxH-USMNBE78 Model Number 11 1 SE3800H-US SE5700H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US Model Number111 SE3800H-US SE5700H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US OUTPUT - AC ON GRID 3800@ 240V 5760 @240V 7600@ 240V 10,000 @ 240V 11,400 @ 240V Supported Battery Types SolarEdge Home Battery 400V Maximum AC Power Output 3300@ 208V 5000@ 208V 6600 @208V 8700@ 208V 10,000 @ 208V w Number of Batteries per Inverter Upto 3 AC Output Voltage (Nominal) 208/ 240 Vac Maximum Continuous Power (Charge and Discharge)C'l 12,500 w AC Output Voltage (Range) 183-264 Vac Number of Ports 2 AC Frequency Range (min - nom - max) 59.3 - 60 - 60.5(2) Hz Maximum Current per Port 40 Ade Maximum Continuous Output Current 16 24 32 42 47.8 A 2-pole Disconnection Up to the inverter's rated standalone power Maximum Fault Current/ Duration 74/ 50 Aac / µs SMART ENERGY CAPABILITIES I GFDI Threshold 1 A Consumption Metering Built-in 19> Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) <3 % Standalone & Battery Storage With Backup Interface (purchased separately) for service up to 200A; up to 3 inverters Power Factor 1, adjustable -0.85 to 0.85 EV Charging Direct connection to the SolarEdge Home EV Charger<10> Utility Monitoring, Islanding Protection, Yes Country Confiqurable Thresholds ADD ITIONAL FEATURES I Charge Battery from AC (if allowed) Yes Supported Communication Interfaces RS485, Ethernet Cellular81>, Wi-Fi (optional)02>, SolarEdge Home Network03> (optional) Typical Nighttime Power Consumption < 2.5 w Revenue Grade Metering, ANS I C12.20 Built-inC9> OUTPUT - AC STANDALONE (BACKUP)1 3l I Integrated AC, DC, and Communication Connection Unit Yes Rated AC Power in Standalone Operation14> 12, 500015>15> w Inverter Commissioning With the SetApp mobile application using built-in Wi-Fi Access Point for local connection Maximum Continuous Output Current in Standalone DC Voltage Rapid Shutdown (PV and Battery) Yes, NEC 690.12 52 A Ooeration STANDARD COMPLIANCE I Locked Rotor Amperage (LRA)m Up to 106 A 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-L Output Voltage Range in Standalone Operation 211-264 Vac Grid Connection Standards IEEE1547-2018 and IEEE-1547.1 Rule 21, Rule 14H AC L-N Output Voltage Range in Standalone Operation 105 -132 Vac Emissions FCC Part 15 Class B AC Frequency Range in Standalone Operation 55-60-65 Hz Power Control System (PCS) UL 1741 PCS114> (min - nom - max) GFDI 1 A INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS I THD <5 % L1, L2, N terminal blocks, PE busbar for inverter connection AC Terminals L1, L2 terminal blocks, PE busbar for EV Charqer AC connection INPUT - DC (PV AND BATTERY} I DC Terminals 3 x terminal block pairs for PV input, 2 x terminal block pair for battery input Transformer-less, Ungrounded Yes AC Output and EV AC Output Conduit Size/ Maximum Input Voltage 480 Vdc 1" maximum/14-4AWG AWG Ranqe Nominal DC Input Voltage 380 Vdc DC Input (PV and Battery) Conduit Size/ 1" maximum/14-6AWG Reverse-Polarity Protection Yes AWG Ranqe in/ Ground-Fault Isolation Detection 600k0 Sensitivity Dimensions with Connection Unit (H x W x D) 21.06 X 14.6 X 8.2 / 535 X 370 X 208 mm Maximum Input Short Circuit Current 45 Ade Weight with Connection Unit 44.9 I 20.3 lb/ kg Maximum Inverter Efficiency 99.2 % Noise < so dBA 99@240V CEC Weighted Efficiency 98.5 99 % Cooling Natural Convection 98.5@ 208V 2-Pole Disconnection Operating Temperature Range -40 to +140 / -40 to +60115> "F / ·c Yes Protection Rating NEMA4X DC CONNECTION - PV I 7600@ 240V 11,520 @ 240V 15,200@ 240V 20,000 @ 240V 22,800 @ 240V (8) Discharge power is limited up to the inverter's rated AC power for on-grid applications, and up to 12.5 kW for standalone applications, as well as up to the installed batteries' rating. Maximum Input Power 6600@ 20BV 10,000 @ 208V 13,200 @ 208V 17,400 @ 208V 20,000 @ 208V w (9) For consumption metering current transformers should be ordered separately: SECT-SPL-225A-T-20 or SEACT1250-400NA-20. Revenue grade metering is only for production metering. (10) For more information about the SolarEdge Home EV Charger, refer to the SolarEdge Home EV Chari;ier datasheet. 20@240V 30@240V 40@240V 53@240V 60@240V Maximum Input Current Ade (11) Purchased separately. Information concerning the data plan terms & conditions is available in SolarEdge Communication Plan Terms and Conditions. 17@208V 26@208V 35@208V 46@208V 53 @208V (12) External Wi-Fi antenna for wider range provided with the inverters package. Refer to the Antenna for Wi-Ei and ZigBee Wireless Communications datasheet. Number of Ports 3 (13) SolarEdge Home Network Plugin ENET-HBNP-01 purchased separately. For more information, refer to the SolarEdge Home Network Plugin datasheet. (14) Only part numbers USExxxxxH-USMNxx7x support the PCS meter. Maximum Current per Port 40 Ade (15) Fu ll power up to at least 122°F / S0"C. For power deratlng information refer to the Temperature Deratlng for North America technical note. (1) These specifications apply to inverters with part number SExxxxxH-USMNBE78 and connection unit model number DCD-1PH-US-PxH-F-x. (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 grld. (4) For models SE7600H-US and below, the Rated AC Power in Standalone Operation is configurable between 7,600W with a Maximum Continuous Output Current of 32A or 12,SOOW with a Maximum Continuous Output Current of 52A, from firmware version 4.23.xx. (5) Operational only at ambient temperatures up to 86°F / 30°C. Above 86°F / 30°C, the Maximum Rated AC Power in Standalone Operation is 11,400W. (6) Available only for single inverter installations. In multi-inverter installations, the Maximum Rated AC Power in Standalone Operation is 11,400W. (7) 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 SOOlrEdge logo, OPTIMIZED BY SOLAR EDGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. © SolarEdge Technologies, Ltd. All rights reserved. SOLAREDGE, the SolarEdge 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: June 25, 2025 DS-000272-NAM. Subject to change without notice. All other trademarks mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Date: June 25, 2025 DS-000272- NAM. Subject to change without notice.  -c I Power Optimizer Power Optimizer 0 USA Domestic Content Eligible, for North America U650 / U6508 USA Domestic Content El igible* ~ U650 U650B Units For North America rn INPUT w l U650 / U650 8 ,:, Rated Input DC Powerm Absolute Maximum Input Voltage (Voe) MPPT Operating Range 60 8-60 650 I I 100 12.5-100 Vdc Vdc Maximum Input Current (Maximum lsc of Connected PV Module) 15 Ade 0 Maximum Input Short Circuit Current(2) Maximum Efficiency 18.75 99.5 Ade % -c 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 OUTPUT DURING STANDBY (POWER OPTIMIZER DISCONNECTED FROM SOLAREDGE INVERTER OR INVERTER OFF) 60 15 I 80 Ade Vdc I -rnN I Safety Output Voltage per Power Optimizer 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 ,:, RoHS Fire Safety Yes VDE-AR-E 2100-712:2013-05 INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS I Maximum Allowed System Voltage 1000 Vdc Dimensions 011 x L x H) 129 x 155 x 30 I 5.07 x 6.10 x 1.18 I 129 X 165 X 45 / 5.07 X 6.49 X 1.77 mm/in Mi~~ u s~ Weight 720 I 1.6 I 790 I 1.74 gr /lb from1mpatttdp,1ru 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 Rang em -40 to +BS ·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 wil l not exceed the ix>wer optimizer's Rated Input DC Power. Modules with up to +5% power tolerance are allowed. USA-manufactured Power Optimizers*, when pa ired 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°Ffor U650 and for ambient temperatures above +75°C / 167°F for U650B. Refer to the Power Optimizers Temperature Peratiog 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 Home Three Phase Three Phase Units I Compatible with a wide range of modules, including lnverter141 Wave/ Hub Single Phase for 208V Grid for 277 /480V Grid I Specifically designed to work with SolarEdge g g inverters high-powered and bifacial PV modules (Power Optimizers) U650B 6 8 14 Maximum String Length (Power Optimizers) 25 50151 I Supports high open circuit voltage (Voe) modu les I Advanced safety: Maximum Usable Power Delivered per String 5700 6000 12,750 w with U650B , Patented Sense Connect technology, desig ned Inverters with Rated Per the inverter's maximum input to automatically detect and prevent potential AC Power ~ 5700W DC power~I Maximum Allowed Inverters with Rated One string: 7200 I U650B provides improved design flexibi lity 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 Stringl61171 Inverters with Rated 6800, only when connected to at least w output vo ltage that reduces yield factor losses AC Power > 7600W two strinas t 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. 1 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 ix>wer 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 277/4SOV 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 String Design G11idelines 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 "Rooftop (MLPE)" category (under IRS Notice 2024-411. The PCBA, Electncal 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 consutt 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 solarffi(iti4 © Solcirfdge Technologies, Ltd. All rights reserved, SOLAREDGE, the Solarfdge logo, OPTIMIZED BY SOLAR EDGE are trademarks or registered tradermirks of Solarfdge Technologies, Im::, 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 8-TAP® INSULATION PIERCING TAP CONNECTORS TORQUE AND Suffii6Je lor use on Ifie lfrui sfcleol the service equipment. 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: Improperly installed electrical wiring can be dangerous and cause electrical fires. The connector chosen must t Los cables electricos mal instalados pueden ser peligrosos y provocar incendios. El conector escogido debe ser de un BTC1/0-10 C4 0-1 BTC4/0-6 BTC4/0-2 1/0-8 0-3 4/0-2 4/0-2 2-10* -10 1/0-6 4/0-2 80 IN. LBS. ~25 s 160 IN. LBS. 160 IN. LBS. 130 ~3 170 260 be sized to the wires being used. Consult local building tamano 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 libro 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 alimentaci6n) 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 plastic□ mantiene al connections. conector abierto, lo cual faci lita la instalacion 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 perpendicularmente 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 ii 4. lnserte el cable de derivacion en el lado de derivacion del is seated in the remaining end cap. See figure 3. conector hasta que lope 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 torsion 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 instalacion aon mas facil y cables, a second wrench can be used on the hexagonal para aliviar la torsion de las 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. ffi I~t~!'-tfl! ~ I NO USE alicates de presion, llaves de turbo, llaves WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. or adjustable wrenches as these may damage the comunes o ajustables ya que estas pueden daiiar el hexagonal torque regulating device. A torque wrench is not required. dispositivo hexagonal que regula la torsion. Nose requiere una Ilave de torsion. ffi ADVERTENCIA: Cancer y Dalio Reproductivo - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. MAKE SURE ONLY THE TOP HEXAGONAL TORQUE ASEGURESE QUE SE USE, PARA EL ENSAMBLADO, 1800 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 800-435-0705 • www.idealind.com PIEZA HEXAGONAL {LA MAS CERCANA AL CUERPO Garantfa limitada de un aiio. Visite www.idealind.com para obtener detalles de la garantfa. TO THE BODY OF THE CONNECTOR] IS USED FOR Before After conect 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 torsion 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. NO 9053-2 Important information such as run and tap ranges, voltage La informacion 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. FLASH KIT PRO FEATUR IN G O SHED & SEAL TECHNOLOGY FLASHKIT PRO is the complete attachment solution for composition shingle roofs. Featuring Unirac's patented SHED & SEAL technology, a weather proof system which provides the ultimate protection against roof leaks. Kitted in 10 packs for maximum convenience, flashings and hardware are available in Mill or Dark finishes. With FLASHKIT pro, you have everything you need for aquick, professional installation. 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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 fxlSTING 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: ("{)c. (Ai� J V DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: �()llot'f �l) ';).(/>;;J6 . -kbfvart 5 ') �c,>a 6 HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (NO HEARING): DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ��tf�� ) �6 TQf'\vo1- 'JJ ) :xt>� DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: Last Updated O I /30/2025  S,prtngftelb J}t~torttal <!Commt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA OJ 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE PROPERTY ADDREss: 168 Thompson St, Springfield MA APPLICATION TYPE (Select Application Type) 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). 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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 featu~e 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 0 I /30/1015 Page I  &,prfngftelb J}t~torftal ( "' '- I - <-:a.ii ~ ~~~ / ~) -~~ - <!Commf~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 168 Thompson St, Springfield MA CHE.CK Box IF THE. PROPERTY OWNER: PE.TIT/ONER RE.QUIRES AN INTE.RPRE.TE.R □ Gregory Bodison OWNER ADDRESS: [Z] Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: (484) 844-7677 Window Nation LLC OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: bodison59@gmail.com PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: windownation@gopermits.org PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS Remove and replace 10 windows, like for like with no (Please check all that apply) structural changes. [l] 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) □ 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 DATE Last Updated OI /30/2025 Page 2  For a valid application, it must contain the following information: --Type of Certificate petitioner is seeking must be indicated --Owner's signature must appear on the Application -- PHOTOS, MA TERJALS, and PLANS specified on the Application instruction sheets Incomplete applications will NOT be accepted. C[TYHALL 36 COURT STREET SPRINGFIELD APPROPRIATENESS MASSACHUSETTS 01103 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF: HARDSHIP x (check one only) ON-APPLICABILITY For Historical Commission Use 168 Thompson St, Springfield MA Address of Property Date Received Waived by Abutters Greqorv Bodison Owner Date Notice Posted Waived by Commission Date Notice Mailed Date Discussed/No Hearing 168 Thompson St Address of Owner Hearing Date Decision/Date Proposed Change (describe in detail below): Remove and replace 10 windows, like for like with no structural changes. Window Removal Type: Wood Exterior Trim : High Performance Trim Coil Exterior Trim Color: White Sealant: OSI Quad Max Insulation Around Window: OSI Quad Foam Justification for Certificate of Hardship: Window replacements, original windows are 100 years old and new windows will look identical (484) 844-7677 Daytime Telephone Number (Please attach additional information to this sheet)  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: Window Removal Type: Wood PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: Original windows are 100 years old NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: 10 NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: Window Nation MODEL NUMBER(S): SpectraView EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): Wood Vinyl EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): white GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): Upper window glass only WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): double hung GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): double pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3 1070 North Farms Road Wallingford, CT 06492 License #: 197968 Vt# WINDOW NATION Date of Agreement: December 20, 2025 Customer ID: PR2015955 Contract No: WN-HTF-0176006-0 WINDOWS • SIDING • DOORS Sales: 866-446-2846 Service: 866-217-9582 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Buyer Address: Buyer Contact Information: Buyer Email Information: Gregory Bodison 4848447677 bodison59@gmail.com Kelly Bodison 4848447677 168 Thompson St Springfield, MA 01109 Buyer(s) listed above hereby jointly and severally agrees to purchase the goods and/or services listed on the accompanying specification sheets, in accordance with the prices and terms described in the Custom Remodeling and Improvement and the Product Specifications (collectively, this "Agreement"). Windows - SpectraView inclusions: Beveled exterior frame with slimline look, Fusion welded frame and sashes, foam filled frame (except sliders), double low profile sash locks to complement sleek design, dual-fin wool pile weather stripping, that all special formula uPVC, block and tackle balance system on double hung window, intercept stainless steel spacer, reinforced meeting rail and bottom sash rail, Dura-Sill engineered sloped sill, Soft-Seal straddle gasket, exterior custom capping, installation by a certified crew, clean up and haul away of all job related debris. DO NOT SIGN THIS CONTRACT IF THERE ARE ANY BLANK SPACES. It is agreed and understood by and between parties that the Product Specifications, along with the Custom Remodeling and Improvement Agreement, constitutes the entire understanding between the parties, and replaces any and all prior negotiations, representations, or agreements, either written or oral. The Product Specifications may not be changed, modified, or varied in any way (with exception that installation materials may be substituted with similar products when inventory shortages exist) unless such changes are in writing and signed by both Buyer(s) and Window Nation, LLC. Buyer(s) hereby acknowledge that Buyer(s) has read the Product Specifications. I have read and received each page of this Product Specification. Window Nation Buyer(s) Signature of Exterior Design Consultant Buyer Name: Gregory Bodison Steven Greb - License #: 197968 Buyer Name: Kelly Bodison YOU, THE BUYER(S), MAY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS TRANSACTION. SEE THE ATTACHED NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FORM FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT. Gregory Bodison December 20, 2025 www.windownation.com Page 1 of 3 1070 North Farms Road Wallingford, CT 06492 License #: 197968 Vt# WINDOW NATION Date of Agreement: December 20, 2025 Customer ID: PR2015955 Contract No: WN-HTF-0176006-0 WINDOWS • SIDING • DOORS Sales: 866-446-2846 Service: 866-217-9582 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Buyer Address: Buyer Contact Information: Buyer Email Information: Gregory Bodison 4848447677 bodison59@gmail.com Kelly Bodison 4848447677 168 Thompson St Springfield, MA 01109 Work Order Details: Model: SpectraView W:24.0" H: 56.0" Location: 1st Floor, Dining Room Quantity: 3 B Style: Double Hung 1 Color: Interior White > Exterior White Glass: Extreme 2 Pane/Lowe & Argon > Standard > Not OBS Grids: Half Grids or Ends Only > Match Base > Colonial > Contour Screen: Flex Screen (Full) Model: SpectraView W:24.0" H: 56.0" Location: 1st Floor, Living Room Quantity: 6 Style: Double Hung 2 Color: Interior White > Exterior White Glass: Extreme 2 Pane/Lowe & Argon > Standard > Not OBS Grids: Half Grids or Ends Only > Match Base > Colonial > Contour Screen: Flex Screen (Full) Model: SpectraView W:36.0" H: 56.0" Location: 1st Floor, Dining Room Quantity: 1 B Style: Double Hung 3 Color: Interior White > Exterior White Glass: Extreme 2 Pane/Lowe & Argon > Standard > Not OBS Grids: Half Grids or Ends Only > Match Base > Colonial > Contour Screen: Flex Screen (Full) Additional Items: (1) EPA Lead Containment Install - Window (Per Opening) (3) EPA Lead Containment Install - Bay/Bow/Triple Set (Per Opening) (10) Remove Weights and Fill Weight Pockets with Fiberglass Insulation Gregory Bodison December 20, 2025 www.windownation.com Page 2 of 3 1070 North Farms Road Wallingford, CT 06492 License #: 197968 Vt# WINDOW NATION Date of Agreement: December 20, 2025 Customer ID: PR2015955 Contract No: WN-HTF-0176006-0 WINDOWS • SIDING • DOORS Sales: 866-446-2846 Service: 866-217-9582 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Buyer Address: Buyer Contact Information: Buyer Email Information: Gregory Bodison 4848447677 bodison59@gmail.com Kelly Bodison 4848447677 168 Thompson St Springfield, MA 01109 Special Instructions: None Installation Details: Window Removal Type: Wood Additional products needed in the future: No Exterior Trim: High Performance Trim Coil Customer agrees to allow Window Nation to post a yard sign until 30 days after install: Yes Exterior Trim Color: White Year house was built: 1903 Sealant: OSI Quad Max EPA Lead Containment Required: Yes Insulation Around Window: OSI Quad Foam EPA Lead Testing Required: No Clean Up and Haul Away: Yes HOA Approval Required: No Gregory Bodison December 20, 2025 www.windownation.com Page 3 of 3 1070 North Farms Road Wallingford, CT 06492 License #: 197968 Vt# WINDOW NATION Date of Agreement: December 20, 2025 Customer ID: PR2015955 Contract No: WN-HTF-0176006-0 WINDOWS • SIDING • DOORS Sales: 866-446-2846 Service: 866-217-9582 CUSTOM REMODELING AND IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT Buyer Address: Buyer Contact Information: Buyer Email Information: Gregory Bodison 4848447677 bodison59@gmail.com Kelly Bodison 4848447677 168 Thompson St Springfield, MA 01109 Buyer(s) listed above hereby jointly and severally agrees to purchase the goods and/or services of Window Nation, LLC. ("Contractor") in accordance with the prices and terms described in this document and the Product Specifications, which are incorporated as part of the Agreement (collectively, this "Agreement"). This Agreement represents a cash sale of goods and services. Buyer(s) agrees to pay the cost of the goods and services purchased as described herein, regardless of timing or approval of any financing Buyer(s) may seek for their purchase. Sale Total $16,770 Setup & Disposal Fee $349 Permit Administration $330 Total Sale Price $17,449 Estimate Project Start: 6-8 Weeks Sales Tax (0.0%) $0 Estimate Project Finish: 1 to 3 days after start Total Amount Due $17,449 Down Payment $5,000 Buyer(s) acknowledge that definite start and completion dates are NOT of the essence. Delays beyond Contractors Down Payment Type Check - 123 control not included in calculating timeframes. See Measure Tech to Collect Deposit NO Section 6 of the Terms and Conditions. Balance Due $12,449 Amount Financed $12,449 COD (Payable at time of install) $0 This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement and understanding between the parties, and this Agreement replaces any and all prior negotiations, representations, or agreements, either written or oral. No amendment, modification or waiver of this Agreement shall be valid or effective unless in writing and signed by both parties. Buyer(s) hereby acknowledge that Buyer(s) 1) has read the entire Agreement and has received a completed, signed, and dated copy of this Agreement, including the two accompanying Notice of Cancellation forms, on the date first written above and 2) was orally informed of his/her right to cancel this transaction. Buyer(s) also agrees and understands that if Buyer(s) finance the work with a third-party, the terms of that financing will be contained on separate documents, including any finance charge. Price includes all discounts and promotions. I have read and received each page of this Agreement. Window Nation Buyer(s) Signature of Exterior Design Consultant Buyer Name: Gregory Bodison Steven Greb - License #: 197968 Buyer Name: Kelly Bodison YOU, THE BUYER(S), MAY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS TRANSACTION. SEE THE ATTACHED NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FORM FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT. Gregory Bodison December 20, 2025 www.windownation.com Page 1 of 6 WHY WINDOW NATION? AT WINDOW NATION, OVER 2,000,000 WINDOWS INSTALLED IN MORE THAN 200,000 HOMES WE KNOW REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ATTENTION TO DETAIL QUALITY EXPERIENCE We’re third-generation window replacement experts who have been lucky to provide homeowners replacement windows and doors for over fifteen years. We opened our first showroom in Maryland in 2006, quickly growing to serve homeowners in cities across the country – and we’re not stopping there. We’re grateful for every homeowner who has trusted us to upgrade their most important asset: their home. • Detailed quality audits every hour on every • Window Nation uses America’s only • Installation crew leaders average more that We’ve learned a lot about home improvement over the years, but the most important thing we learned isn’t about manufacturing line integrated system of window installation 20,000 windows and over a decade experience window replacement. We learned the home improvement industry isn’t about offering the best windows and doors; materials, insulation, sealant, and caulking it’s about the relationships we build with our customers. Your home is your most important asset, and we don’t take • 20-point installation review • Service technicians average 15 years of • OSI Quad Foam experience the opportunity to work with you lightly. There’s nothing more important to us than providing high-quality windows, • 96% customer satisfaction on clean up and safety • OSI Quad Max exterior sealant • Over 2 million windows installed in over and doors to help you turn your house into your dream home. 200,000 homes • Custom windows measured to the tightest • Ultra-premium, high-performance exterior tolerance in the industry trim coil • 3rd largest window dealer in the country, Our team at Window Nation will go the extra mile to ensure your project goes smoothly. We pride ourselves on ranked by Window and Door Market Magazine our attention to detail, and you can feel comfortable knowing you’re working with one of the most experienced, • Over 2 million windows installed with 96% • Concrobium mold spray treatment requiring no follow up service detail-oriented teams in the industry. Our team undergoes hours of ongoing training and education on the latest technology, products, and techniques to ensure our company exceeds your expectations. Our goal at Window Nation is to help our customers find the perfect windows and doors for their home. We want our customers to feel good about their decision to work with our company, and our team will go above and beyond PRODUCT SELECTION TRUST to ensure you have the best possible experience. Our exterior design consultants are specially trained in the best practices in window replacement, helping you find the perfect fit for your home and wallet. We offer a variety of window styles, custom-made to fit your home’s unique needs. When you choose replacement windows from Window Nation, you’ll enjoy a curb appeal boost while keeping your home comfortable no matter the season. There are many home improvement companies eager for your business, and we’re honored you’re considering Window Nation for your project. 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WINDOW NATION CURRENTLY SERVES THE • Over 1,500 custom window and door • AngiTM Super Service award winner style combinations • Limited Lifetime Warranty FOLLOWING AREAS: • Name brand windows available • Exclusive 30-Day Price Protection Guarantee Colorado • Connecticut • Delaware • Georgia Illinois • • Energy Star ®-qualified products • Licensed, bonded, and insured Indiana • Kansas • Kentucky • Maryland W I N D OW S • S I D I N G • D O O R S • Windows engineered for the specific Massachusetts • Minnesota • Missouri • New climate you live in Hampshire • New Jersey North Carolina • Ohio Oregon • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island W INDOW S • SIDING • DOORS Tennessee • Texas • Virginia • Washington • Wisconsin 2 W indo w N a t ion .c om 866-446-2846 WindowNation.com SPECTRAVIEW  SPECTRAVIEW PROVIDING AFFORDABILITY, STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY, AIR INFILTRATION GLASS INTERIOR COLORS EXTERIOR COLORS AND PLEASING AESTHETICS Poorly designed windows don’t have built-in airlocks, weather- stripping, and barriers necessary to keep air from forcing its way in, SPECTRAVIEW window comes standard ---- and leaky windows cause drafty homes. SPECTRAVIEW windows with one of our double-pane, high- greatly minimize air leaks with numerous air barriers designed into performance Low-E glass systems with the 1. World-class assembly our advanced sill design. The narrow manufacturing tolerances stainless steel spacer system, which helps to Black Cranberry Bronze Ivory Consistent fabrication quality from window to window. Fusion- welded sashes and frame are built squarely. produce a tight window that prevents air infiltration. dramatically improve the efficiency of your White Vinyl -- Dark Bronze Wedgewood Blue Forest Green Interior/Exterior finish also available in Matte Black 2. Wet-glazed process Secures glass in sash for a tight seal and delivers industry- leading air infiltration rates. 3. H-LC35 performance High structural rated performance without a sill rise extender, improving clear opening. AREAS OF AIR INFILTRATION Sash meeting rail new windows. LOW-E Low-E Coating 4. Wool-pile weatherstripping Sash perimeter Protects around the perimeter of all sashes to fight air infiltration. Clear Glass GRID TYPE GRID STYLES 5. Foam-filled sash and frame Increases thermal performance and energy efficiency Argon Fill 6. Interlock system Inside Interlock at sash meeting rails creates a super-tight seal against Stainless Steel air infiltration, providing security, comfort and well being. Spacer Sill 7. Tilt-in sash system Dual operating tilt-in sashes make cleaning safe and easy from inside the home. [ii Manufacturer of Grids between Simulated divided Colonial Prairie 8. Dual vent latches Certified Products glass (GBG) lites (SDL) Low-E Coating When deployed, limit sash travel, allowing for a secure way to keep windows open for ventilation. Custom grid configurations, plus oriel and cottage sash options available. STRUCTURAL DATA * Up to 80% better than industry minimum .30cfm Clear Glass Grid pattern availability and appearance is based on window size and shape. 9. Block and tackle balance system ** psf Pressure measurement = pounds per square foot (Lbs./ft2) Ensures smooth operation tht is reliable and quiet for years. Air: 0.01 cfm at 25 mph* Test results vary by style and size of window. Size Argon Fill 10. Balance covers Structural: DP 35 tested is 48x84 SPECTRAVIEW IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SLIDING WINDOWS, CASEMENT AND AWNING WINDOWS, Give the window a more attractive and finished appearance. Inside Stainless Steel PICTURE WINDOWS, BAY AND BOW WINDOWS, GARDEN WINDOWS, HOPPERS, AND SLIDING DOORS. 11. Stainless steel spacer system Spacer • Corrosion-resistant - will not rust • Temperature resistant - maintains a strong, secure seal through temperature changes WINDOWS ASSEMBLED IN THE USA • Strength and durability - stronger than tin and aluminum spacers • Warm-edge technology - less conductive than typical aluminum SPECTRAVIEW windows are manufactured in the USA and are designed and engineered specifically for our challenging Midwest and tin spacers for better energy efficiency and east coast climates. This weather is unlike any other in the country due to its hot, humid summers and brutally cold and snowy • Grid alignment - perfect, machine-generated alignment winters. Why purchase a window made for the entire country’s average weather when you can invest in one designed for your unique climate? Other benefits of products include: • No shipping costs • Quicker turnaround • Supports economy • Quicker service for parts • Windows specifically designed for our challenging climate A LIFETIME OF PROTECTION ~- EXT. CONTOURS -- All Window Nation Products are manufactured by the recognized leader in product innovation with uncompromising quality control. From the day your windows are installed to the day you sell your home, our comprehensive non-prorated lifetime warranty is your assurance that your investment is protected. Additionally, your warranty is completely transferable to the next homeowner. Contact a INT. CONTOURS Window Nation consultant for more information and a copy of the warranty. Dual-action locks allow you to lock or tilt open the window with a flip of Fusion-welded corners FlexScreen with a cutting- REPUTATION BUILT ON DECADES OF EXPERIENCE Sliders come in 2- and 3-lite models. 3-lite Casements have a unique Patio doors are built strong, including a heavy- the thumb. Double low-profile sash locks come in three different finishes edge, PVC-coated, high- prevent air from passing Window Nation, Inc. was started by the Magden brothers with the mission of offering an unsurpassed selection of premium name-brand sliders have a center fixed panel and are hinged design that allows for duty metal reinforcement and an extruded - white, oil-rubbed bronze, and brushed nickel performance spring steel through and boost products installed by highly skilled licensed professionals and guaranteed by the most comprehensive warranty in the industry. Window available in configurations of 1/3-1/3-1/3 and easy cleaning from the inside aluminum screen door frame, while still frame. Hides in the window structural support. Nation is consistently listed nationally as a top 20 window retailer, offers an award-winning customer service experience, maintains the 1/4-1/2-1/4 . of your home. remaining aesthetically appealing. screen pocket to improve sightlines. grades via third-party review sites, and continues to deliver a 96 percent customer satisfaction.  (800) 225-5724 I harveywindows.com (877) 565- 0159 I ttwindows.com Manufacturing I• HARVEY n WINDOWS + DOORS , rll Thermo=rech. P-W~ OMJDwi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Dealer Quote Detail BILL TO: SHIP TO: Harvey Building Products WINDOW NATION LLC/WALLINGFORD CT WINDOW NATION LLC/WALLINGFORD CT CREATED 8110 MAPLE LAWN BLVD, SUITE 335 1070 NORTH FARMS RD 1/14/2026 FULTON, MD 20759-0000 WALLINGFORD, CT 06492-0000 ORDERED Phone: (866) 217 - 9582 Fax: Phone: (410) 689 - 9792 Fax: Quote Only QUOTE NBR CUST NBR ORDERED BY JOB NAME STATUS 6346472 1143026 RPA_Bot Gregory_Bodison None DISTRIBUTOR PO DEALER PO CUSTOMER PO P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 10000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, BB Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = ~ DP35, ~ 23" ~ , RO • 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Dining Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 Last Updated: 1/14/2026 8:37 AM UTC Page: 1 / 6 Printed: 1/14/2026 8:38 AM UTC  QUOTE NBR I CUST NBR I ORDERED BY I JOB NAME I STATUS 6346472 I 1143026 I RPA_Bot I Gregory_Bodison I None DISTRIBUTOR PO I DEALER PO I CUSTOMER PO I I P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 11000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = - DP35, - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Dining Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 12000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , in ~ F--. 0' "' 0:: BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = DP35, - - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Dining Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 Last Updated: 1/14/2026 8:37 AM UTC Page: 2 / 6 Printed: 1/14/2026 8:38 AM UTC  QUOTE NBR I CUST NBR I ORDERED BY I JOB NAME I STATUS 6346472 I 1143026 I RPA_Bot I Gregory_Bodison I None DISTRIBUTOR PO I DEALER PO I CUSTOMER PO I I P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 13000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = - DP35, - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 14000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , in ~ F--. 0' "' 0:: BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = DP35, - - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 Last Updated: 1/14/2026 8:37 AM UTC Page: 3 / 6 Printed: 1/14/2026 8:38 AM UTC  QUOTE NBR I CUST NBR I ORDERED BY I JOB NAME I STATUS 6346472 I 1143026 I RPA_Bot I Gregory_Bodison I None DISTRIBUTOR PO I DEALER PO I CUSTOMER PO I I P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 15000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = - DP35, - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 16000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , in ~ F--. 0' "' 0:: BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = DP35, - - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 Last Updated: 1/14/2026 8:37 AM UTC Page: 4 / 6 Printed: 1/14/2026 8:38 AM UTC  QUOTE NBR I CUST NBR I ORDERED BY I JOB NAME I STATUS 6346472 I 1143026 I RPA_Bot I Gregory_Bodison I None DISTRIBUTOR PO I DEALER PO I CUSTOMER PO I I P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 17000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = - DP35, - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 18000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 23 x 57, RO 23.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 17.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 16.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , in ~ F--. 0' "' 0:: BB Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = DP35, - - 23" - ' RO - 23.25" , Clear Opening Width = 18, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Living Room Opening Square Footage = 3.02, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 Last Updated: 1/14/2026 8:37 AM UTC Page: 5 / 6 Printed: 1/14/2026 8:38 AM UTC  QUOTE NBR I CUST NBR I ORDERED BY I JOB NAME I STATUS 6346472 I 1143026 I RPA_Bot I Gregory_Bodison I None DISTRIBUTOR PO I DEALER PO I CUSTOMER PO I I P0023120 CLERK MESSAGE quoting_bot@windownation.com - Quote Bot LINE # DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT PRICE EXTENDED 19000-1 Tribute DH, Complete Unit, Unit Size 35 x 57, RO 35.25 x 57.5, 1 $241.54 $241.54 Replacement, Unit Color = White, Unit 1 Lower Glass: Glass Width = 29.25, Unit 1 Upper Glass: Glass Width = 28.25, Glass Height = 25.1875, ThermaLock RS, Double Glazed, Double Low-E RS, Argon Filled, Standard Strength, Grille App = Contour In-Glass , Grille Color = White , , Label Name = None, Lock Option = Integrated DBL Lock and Latch, Match Frame, Sash Limit Devices = Night Latch, Lift Rail Options = D None/Standard, Full FlexScreen, VIEWS Mesh, Design Pressure Rating = DP35, ~ 35" ~ ~ RO - 35.25" ~ Clear Opening Width = 30, Clear Opening Height = 24.125, Clear Room Location: room: Dining Room Opening Square Footage = 5.03, U-Factor = 0.23, SHGC = 0.24, Pricing Details Upper Glass Grid Add-On per Sash $15.56 Foam Filled Add-On $11.90 Lower Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Upper Glass Low-E Add-On $4.18 Lower Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Upper Glass Argon Add-On $0.18 Tribute Double Hung Base Charge $191.10 Lower Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Upper Glass Low-E RS Add-On $4.59 Vinyl-DH-SH Screen Add-On $5.10 This quotation is based on our interpretation of the information provided. All quantities, sizes, extensions, grand totals, and specifications should be verified by the ordering party prior to bidding or ordering of materials. Harvey Windows + Doors and or Thermo-Tech Windows and Doors are responsible only for the items as quoted above. Any changes or addendums will be subject to a requote. We propose to supply the materials as described above, subject to the terms and conditions as required by our credit department. The prices are guaranteed for 30 days from the date of quotation unless SUBTOTAL: $2,415.39 otherwise noted. Delivery charges may apply and are not reflected on this quote. We appreciate the TAX: $153.38 opportunity to quote this job. ORDER TOTAL: $2,568.77 CUSTOMER SIGNATURE_______________________________________________________DATE_______________ Scan QR code for the Harvey Scan QR code for the Thermo-Tech Installation Hub to view installation Resources page to view installation guides and best practices. instructions. 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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 fxlSTING 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: Gun(\ (5\cr,.\tJ DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: ~nvo.r'} Q \) ~¢)~ b HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (No HEARING): ~r't c; :> ~~6 . DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: ~f'Ui\~ ::l_ ~) a~~t> DATE NOTICE MAILED: ,,,,.-:-- WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: JOJ)vo.1 'J:l) ~~t> Last Updated O I /30/1025  ~ \ S5)prfngftelb J)t~tortcal i i-: r ,,..c::~----....~ --- ':, .,_ <tommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I 104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE I PROPERTY AooREss,4 77 State Street 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 Of /3012025 Page I  &>prfngftelb J}tftorttal <!Commffffon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4 77 State Street CHECK Box JF THE PROPERTY OWNER: PETJTJONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ Urban Impact Initiative Massachusetts cr~~:b!~~a:~~~:propertyaddress 187 Westminster Street, Sprinfield, MA 01109 OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 413-331-9355 Jynai McDonald OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: Jynai@urbanimpactservices.com 413-331-9355 PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: jynai@urbanimpactservices.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS Urban Impact is restoring the Gunn Block building. There are (Please check all that apply) currently no windows in the building. The windows have either been removed for repiar with no record by previous owners or 0 Windows (see Page 3) demolished by previous owners. □ 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): There are currently no windows in the building. The windows Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see □ have either been removed for repiar with no record by previous owners or demolished by previous owners. 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. 1/20/26 PROPERTY OWNER'S SIGNATURE DATE Last Updated O I/3()/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: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: Per rendering NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: Basis of Design; Pella MODEL NUMBER(S): Product # 300001; Lifestyle Series True Divided Light EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): Aluminum Clad Wood EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): Dark Brown/Black/Burgundy GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): Exterior GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): Per rendering WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): Double-hung GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): Double-pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3 Mass Live.com ••• X PT Springfield Preservation Trust •• X •  n ' 'I•.11'(1:n-1i1 i ,_,. i1q1·1.•111· '!'!.•! 111 !Hm11u· 11• !',11u 1·l'I !W •111•1 § • I wl I• + :11n11111111 lilb 111 !lj!i '11iu 1 !1i! 11!1 n111 i 11111mum11 !irlt11~1 'Ii! 111!1 hi i1!il1 ;!1ti 1illi lib ii i!! 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NO NO WC.W-M-27-02692-00001 .29 3.45 .22 .51 NO NO NO YES NO YES WCW-M-27-02692-00002 .29 3.45 .20 .45 S7 NO NO NO YES A2 NO WCW-M-27-02770-00001 .29 3.45 .22 .S1 57 NO NO NO YES A2 YES WCW-M-27-02770-00002 .29 3.4S .20 .45 57 NO NO NO YES SS/SS A6 NO WCW-M-27-02848-00001 .30 3.33 -~ .51 57 NO NO NO YES AG YES WCW-M-27-02848-00002 .30 3.33 .20 .45 57 NO NO NO YES A9 NO WCW-M-27-02926-00001 .31 3.23 .22 .51 57 NO NO NO YE5 A9 YES WCW-M-27-02926--00002 .31 3.23 .20 .45 57 NO NO NO Y.ES Stainless NO NO WCW-M-27-02705-00001 .29 3.45 .22 .so S7 NO NO NO YES Double Hung NO YES WCW-M-27-02705-00002 .29 3.45 .20 .45 'fi7 NO NO NO YES A2 NO WCW-M-27-02783-00001 .29 3.45 .22 .50 56 NO NO NO YES A2 YES WCW-M-27-02783-00002 .29 3.45 .20 .45 56 NO NO NO YES A6 NO WCW-M-27-02861-00001 .30 3.33 .22 .50 56 NO NO NO YES A6 YES WCW-M-27-02861-00002 .30 3.33 .20 .45 56 NO NO NO YES A9 NO WCW-M-27-02939-00001 .30 3.33 .22 .so 56 NO NO NO YES A9 YES WCW-M-27-02939-00002 30 333 .20 .45 56 NO NO NO YES NO NO WCW-M-27-01229-00016 .30 3.33 .24 37 NO NO NO NO NO YES WCW-M-27-01229-00017 .30 3.33 .22 .33 53 NO NO NO YES A2 NO WCW-M-27-01283-00016 .30 3.33 .24 .37 53 NO NO NO NO A2 YES WCW-M-27-01283-00017 .30 333 .22 .33 53 NO NO NO YES Bl/LE DS/ DS NO NO NO A6 NO WCW-M-27-01337-00016 .31 3.23 .24 37 53 NO AG YES WCW-M-27-01337-00017 .31 3.23 .22 .33 53 NO NO NO YES A9 NO WCW·M-27-01391-00016 .31 3.23 .24 37 53 NO NO NO NO A9 YES WCW-M-27-01391-00017 .31 3.23 .22 .33 53 NO NO NO YES NO NO WCW-M-27-01229-00031 .30 3.33 .23 .33 53 NO NO NO YES Standard NO YES WCW-M-27-01229-00032 30 3.33 .21 .30 53 NO NO NO YES A2 NO WCW-M-27-01283-00031 .30 3.33 .23 33 53 NO NO NO YES A2 YES WCW-M-27-01283-00032 .30 333 .21 .30 53 NO NO NO GR/LE NO WCW-M-27-01337-00031 .23 .33 53 NO NO NO 'ft5 A6 31 3.23 YES .30 53 NO NO NO A6 WCW-M-27-01337-00032 .31 3.23 .21 NO WCW-M-27-01391-00031 .33 53 NO NO NO A9 .31 3.23 .23 YES WCW-M-27-01391-00032 .30 53 NO NO NO W:5 A9 .31 3.23 .21 .49 44 NO NO VES 'YES NO NO WCW-M-27-01221-00001 .26 3.85 .21 NO NO 'ffS lES, NO YES WCW-M-27-01221-00002 .26 3.85 .19 .44 44 LE/EP SS/SS NO NO 'tES 'Yl5 NO WCW-M-27-01275-00001 .26 3.85 .21 .49 44 A2 ~1/U/2026  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 477 State Street GIS Map 1/21/2026 8:39:42 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. 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. 111100564 111100561 111100092 463 STATE STREET LLC ARC CAFEHLD001 LLC PM COMMONWEALTH OF 7 W 36 ST FLOOR 12 11995 EL CAMINO REAL NEW YORK, NY 10018 SAN DIEGO, CA 92130 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01105 049970037 111100105 119520004 SPRINGFIELD CITY OF SPRINGFIELD CITY OF SPRINGFIELD CITY OF 36 COURT ST 36 COURT ST 36 COURT ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 111100102 049970042 111100563 SPRINGFIELD CITY OF SPRINGFIELD TECHNICAL URBAN IMPACT INITIATIVE 36 COURT ST ONE FEDERAL STREET BLDG 187 WESTMINSTER ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01103 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01105 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109  &,prtngfttlb 1!,t~torttal <!tommt~~ton 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01 /04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDRE.ss: 45 greenleaf st, 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 fxlSTING 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. □ RENDE.RING 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. I✓ I 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: ~rest ?(\r\( Hetf-ts- . DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE.: J°'nvarJ Q<D) 'JPF16 HEARING DATE.: DATE. DISCUSSED (No HEARING): ~bn1~rf 5 1 ~~, DATE. NOTICE. POSTED: -00.f\~fl./ ~~) ~(l)~~ WAIVED BY COMMISSION: DATE. NOTICE. MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: ~vo.r, ~~) ~a~ Last Updated OI /30/2025  ~prfngffelb 1$f~torf tal 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01 /04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE IPROPERTY ADDREss, y5 &reen.lec.f' ~-tw:c.,t 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. 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 OFA 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 OI /30/2025 Page I  . - &prtngfttlb J}t~tortcal (: 1 \ \ I <tommt~~ton - 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 45 Greenleaf Street, Springfield, MA, 01108 CHECK Box IF THE PROPERTY OWNER: PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ Emmanuel Owusu OWNER ADDRESS: IZ] Check box if same as property address OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR NAME: 6462812483 OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: adumbea@gmail.com PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS All the windows in the house need to be replaced because (Please check all that apply) they contain lead. The state became involved after lead was found in the blood of one of the four children living in the [l] Windows (see Page 3) home. This project is urgent because of the state' s involvement and because the affected child has been □ Doors (see Page 4) separated from their family. □ 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): Due to financial hardship and my large household of eight people, I am respectfully requesting permission from the Renovations (e.g. Porches) (see historical community to use a more affordable window option □ Page 8) to replace the existing windows. □ 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 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: They are very old, rusty and affected by lead. PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: Because its affected with lead. NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: 27 NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: 27 MODEL NUMBER(S): 27 EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): wood vinyl EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): white white, black GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3  I I I I I ( l I I 7 I In I r ,. I • 0 I - D •• I • • • • C- _,O  I 7. • • I .0 : 0, C: 27 . 01 .2 - • .29 • 1z,y-.., - -ing'I . • treng:th -Argon1lntercep _Spacer I - I. • - I G. 32 :. 1 • 37.5-in . '. ·n 37 25 • / V "· Tl! G. Operating - E -- : an ar Screen, , Black 1/2 , Fiberglass Mesh h:ite Ha:rd are , Doub1e Locks I' - = -' 0 . C -' .1--G. - ~ •t::='::s::s: a 2.62 q ·t , Ne Clear Opening Height: 13.75 , Net ·Clear i • : .27'.5 UVa'i: e: 0 • . . 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' t • ) I ) •  Vzn Lead ~,1) ABATEMENT LLC 162 Tyler St Springfield, MA 01109 Phone: 413-386-5177 Mike.recinos7@gmai l. com 12/06/2025 45 Greenleaf St, Springfield, MA Historic Approved Quote VZN Lead Abatement LLC submits the following quote for the deleading work requested at 45 Greenleaf , Springfield MA All work will be done in accordance with the provided lead report created by inspector Abigail Taylor on 10/10/2025. The fol lowing work wi ll be done: -All "F" & A/M" noted lead hazards will be scraped to bare, sanded, then re-painted after passed inspection. This includes door jambs & door edges, sills below 5', railing cap. Lead noted stair treads and handrail to be replaced with new. -All "L" noted hazards will be prepped, then made intact using color matching paint. This includes casings, baseboards, doors, ceilings, cab frames, cab doors, cab walls, cab shelves ,newel post, floor edge, floor casing, support columns, floors, sill beams, balusters, porch above 5', overhang trim, lower rail, lower trim, upper trim, siding, corner boards, joists, & win above 5' trim. (Spot paint) -All operable noted windows to be replaced with *matching grid "Harvey Maiestys" historic approved windows*. All noted storm frames to be removed and discarded. Exposed trim underneath to be made intact. -HEPA + final clean of entire home + common areas as needed for re-inspection + dust wipes. Total Job Cost=$98,000.00 *50% deposit required to schedule. Remaining balance due upon dust wipes passing. Accepted By(Print Here) (Sign Here)  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 45 Greenleaf Street GIS Map 1/21/2026 9:08:19 AM Scale: 1"=75' 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. 112800059 060400013 060400019 DAGOSTINO CAROL A FAOUR JAHAIRA E OWUSU EMMANUEL S 250 SUMNER AVE 38 GREENLEAF ST 45 GREENLEAF ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 112800056 060400021 112800057 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS STILES JEFFREY S WANG BRIAN XIAOMAO & 900 RIVERDALE ST STE 153 37 GREENLEAF ST 2334 W. MAYA WAY WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01089 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01109 PHOENIX, AZ 85085  - 't ~pringfielb J,i~torital 1! a 1-.;t:li;s,,. : ; • ,, <!Commi~~ion 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION CHECKLIST PROPERTY ADDREss: 257 Longhi II Street (empty parcel) 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. I✓ I 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. I✓ I 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: ~ ?orl ~t;~ DECISION: DATE RECEIVED: DECISION DATE: Jo.f)vo.ry \~)';;}1>iJ' HEARING DATE: DATE DISCUSSED (NO HEARING): "tebrvar1 5 1 ~~6 DATE NOTICE POSTED: WAIVED BY COMMISSION: Jct.nuo.t ~ ~-. ';)J)'d.-0 DATE NOTICE MAILED: WAIVED BY ABUTTERS: ~o.r,.l)o,7 ':)';;)') ~'I>~ 6 Last Updated 0 1/30/2025  ~ ~ ; ~prfngffelb J}fstorftal a• • ;:--~.....-; <!Commfssfon 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787-6020 (office) (413) 787-6524 (fax) APPLICATION TYPE I PROPERTY ADDREss: 257 Longhi II Street 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 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 r estoration 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 0 1/30/2025 Page I  &,pringfielb 1!,istorital C!Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 0 I I 04 (413) 787-6020 (office} (413) 787-6524 (fax} APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 257 Longhill Street CHECK Box IF TH£ PROPERTY OWNER: PETITIONER REQUIRES AN INTERPRETER □ Siervo Jimenez OWNER ADDRESS: 80 0 Check box if same as property address Cornell Street OWNER PHONE NUMBER: REPRESENTA TIVEICONTRACTOR NAME: 7814281950 Pro Builders Home Improvement LLC OWNER EMAIL ADDRESS: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR PHONE NUMBER: siervo21@gmail.com 4135190902 PROPERTY CODE: REPRESENTATIVE/CONTRACTOR EMAIL ADDRESS: (/)"f~(/)(p- ~~q PROJECT DESCRIPTION (USE SEPARATE PAGE IF NEEDED): PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS Build a new home confirming to historical features from the (Please check all that apply) neighboring area. □ 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 Page 8) [Z] New Construction (all of the above) □ Other Projects (see Page 9): IZ] Check box if property owner will be in attendance at the hearing. If not, correspondence from the property owner authorizing a representative to pres 01/09/2026 PROPER DATE Last Updated 0 I /30/2015 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: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE WINDOWS: NUMBER OF WINDOWS TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: Per rendering NEW WINDOW MANUFACTURER: Basis of Design; Pella MODEL NUMBER(S): Product # 300001; Lifestyle Series True Divided Light EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, vinyl, aluminum, etc): Aluminum Clad Wood EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): Dark Brown/Black/Burgundy GRID PLACEMENT (Interior or Exterior): Exterior GRID PATTERN (e.g. two-over-two; six-over-one, etc): Per rendering WINDOW STYLE(S) (e.g. double-hung, etc): Double-hung GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): Double-pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 3  DOORS ✔ Check box indicating that you are submitting an order sheet with renderings/brochure of the proposed door(s). Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing door(s). Will the Dimensions of the Door(s) Change: Yes (Please Provide Details Below Under Additional Information) No PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE CURRENT DOOR(S): PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE DOOR(S): NUMBER OF DOOR(S) TO BE REPLACED/ADDED: Per rendering NEW DOOR MANUFACTURER: Basis of Design; Simpson Door Company MODEL NUMBER(S): 77504 Nantucket EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. steel, fiberglass, etc): Wood EXTERNAL COLOR(S) (e.g. black, white, etc): Clear Stained Fir DOOR STYLE(S) (e.g. colonial, etc): Traditional PANEL PATTERN (e.g. single; two panel, etc): See Cut Sheet GLASS PLACEMENT: Nantucket Style GLASS TYPE(S) (e.g. single-pane, double-pane, etc): Thermo Pane ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 4  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: Basis of Design; Hardie MODEL NUMBER(S): Select Cedarmill BUILDING SIDE(S) FOR PROPOSED SIDING: All sides EXISTING PROPOSED MATERIAL (e.g. wood, stucco, brick, non-wood shingle): Plank Lap Siding SIDING PATTERN (e.g. clapboard, bevel etc): Clapboard WINDOW CASING DIMENSIONS: Per rendering DOOR CASING DIMENSIONS: Per rendering CORNER BOARD DIMENSIONS: Per rendering CORNICES DIMENSIONS: Per rendering FRIEZE BOARD DIMENSIONS: Per rendering SHUTTER DIMENSIONS: Per rendering PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING SIDING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE SIDING: ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 5  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): Gable MATERIAL (e.g. asphalt shingle, slate, clay tile, etc): Asphalt Shingle PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS ABOUT THE CONDITIONS OF THE EXISTING ROOFING: PLEASE PROVIDE THE REASON FOR WANTING TO REPLACE THE ROOFING: ADDITIONAL INFOMRATION: Roofing Manufacture: Basis of design; Certainteed, 30-year architectural asphalt shingles 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): NUMBER OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS: SOLAR MANUFACTURER: LOCATION OF SOLAR POWERED PANELS (e.g. north side of roof): LOCATION OF MAIN SERVICE PANEL & METER (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF OTHER ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (e.g. rear of building): LOCATION OF CONDUIT (e.g. side of building, inside the house): PROPOSED COLOR OF CONDUIT (e.g. silver, same as house): Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 6  PAINT Check box indicating that you are submitting samples of the proposed paint color(s). Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing conditions (existing color(s)). BUILDING SIDE(S) WITH NEW PAINT COLOR: PAINTING OF OTHER STRUCTURES (e.g. porch, deck, sunroom, etc): EXISTING PROPOSED COLORS: Light cream color RENOVATIONS FOR ANY RENOVATIONS INVOLVING MODIFICATIONS TO WINDOWS, DOORS, SIDING, ROOFING OR PAINT, PLEASE FILL OUT THOSE SECTIONS OF THIS APPLICATION (PAGES 2 AND 3). Check box indicating that you are submitting brochures and/or renderings of the proposed renovation(s). Check box indicating that you are submitting photographs of the existing conditions (existing colors). STRUCTURE BEING RENOVATION (e.g. front porch, side porch, etc.): WILL THERE BE RENOVATIONS TO RAILINGS, FLOORING, CEIL- YES (PLEASE PROVIDE MORE INFO BELOW) ING:, BALLASTERS, PILLARS, STEPS? NO EXISTING CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION PROPOSED RENOVATIONS Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 8  OTHER PROJECTS EXISTING CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION Empty Lot PROPOSED CONDITIONS/DESCRIPTION New proposed house design has been done with 325 Longhill Street as the main inspiration. As well as the following addresses: 1 Florentine Gardens 0.2 miles 152 Sumner Ave 0.5 miles Last Updated 01/30/2025 Page 9  LINE # DESCRI PTIONI QTY PRICE EXTENDED PRICE 200-1 PRODUCT: Se1:1ies 7400 Reptaoemen· Double Hung Black Coextrusion l 2 $447 ..27 $894.54 While Vinyl Sizes GLASS: low-E7-N, Double Strength, PJrg1on 1 lnteircept Spacer n -J' SASH: Black/White ., I GRILLES: Unit 1: j} Upper Gliass: Dimens1 ionali Grid, Col:onial, BJa.ck/White, 3W2H "" Lower Gl1ass: None ROUGH OPENIING: 34.25-in x '65.25-in UNIT DI MS: 34-in x '65-in OPERATION! / VENTING: Operating SCRIEEN: Standard Screen, Black , 1/2 , F~berglass Mesh HARDWARE: White Hardware I Doubl e Locks 1 INTERIOR CASING: Egress: Yes 5.7 Sq. Ft. , Net Clear Opening Het,ght: .27.6.25, Net Clear Opening Width: 29. 75 UValue: 0.26 , SHGC: 0.46, VT: 0.55 , R-IPG3O , DP: 30 , STC: 30 , OITC: 2t IMPORTANT: P'R ODUCT VIEWED FROM .E XTERIOR Comments: None Assigned ITot.al Quantity SUB-TOTAL: $1,341.82 TotalQuantity FREIGHT: $0.0( LABOR: $0.0C SALES TAX: $0.0C TOTAL: $1,341.82 CUSTOMER SIGNATURE- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -DATE- - - - - - WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS! January 27, 2026 Andrew Strniste Springfield Historical Commission 70 Tapley Street Springfield, MA 01104 Re: New Construction at 257 Longhill Street Dear Historical Commission: While we are heartened to see a proposal for increasing housing in Springfield, the new construction home proposed at 257 Longhill Street in the Forest Park Heights Historic District (FPHHD) does not conform to neighborhood design and historic district restrictions. Architecture in FPHHD is quite plentiful, representing Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, Shingle Style, Tudor Revival, and Arts and Crafts. New construction should reflect the styles of the other properties in the neighborhood. In fact, there are multiple strong examples of new construction in FPHHD, including the two-unit condos at 134-136 Firglade Avenue, and the three condo buildings on Sumner Avenue between Washington Road and Forest Park Avenue. It is important that the size and massing of new buildings as well as the symmetry, materials, windows, trim, porch depth, railing height, roof angle are all considered and are of similar style to those around it.​ ​ While the size of the home seems to be in line with existing structures in the immediate vicinity, the home’s style, massing, and windows do not conform. A general inspiration from 325 Longhill Street can be gleaned, but the structural elements which make 325 Longhill Street a part of the historic district are mostly lost in the proposal for the new construction. Similarly, the massing and style are lost in the noted inspiration from 1 Florentine Gardens and 152 Sumner Avenue. All three of these inspiration homes are beautiful contributors to the district—we would recommend working with an architect who understands historic architecture and can properly translate elements from inspiration to design. We might suggest shopping a site like America’s Best House Plans (houseplans.net) to search specific styles. A few examples which the builder might find of interest include: ​ Colonial Plan 7922-00037​ https://www.houseplans.net/floorplans/792200037/colonial-plan-3920-square-feet-4-bedrooms-3.5-bathr ooms Classical Plan 4195-00016​ https://www.houseplans.net/floorplans/419500016/classical-plan-5699-square-feet-5-bedrooms-5.5-bath rooms Luxury Plan 7922-00080​ https://www.houseplans.net/floorplans/792200080/luxury-plan-3136-square-feet-4-bedrooms-3.5-bathro oms Georgian Plan 7922-00054​ https://www.houseplans.net/floorplans/792200054/georgian-plan-5380-square-feet-4-bedrooms-5.5-bath rooms ​ The above are just a few home plans which seem to match more closely to the neighborhood architectural style, while also having the character the builder seems to be going for. These plans were found from just a quick search—many more options can be found on that site or others. We, however, are not architects or architectural historians. So, we recommend engaging the appropriate assistance in your plan development/selection process.​ ​ As more new construction proposals come before the Commission, we would like to encourage the Commission to publish its New Construction Guidelines in 2026, so that potential builders and homeowners can have greater City guidance prior to coming to a hearing for their petition. This might help reduce back-and-forth as builders try to understand and conform to neighborhood guidelines. We oppose the design as submitted, but are available for the builder, should Mr. Jimenez like to brainstorm and bounce ideas off of us.​ ​ Sincerely, Erica Swallow​ President January 31, 2026 Dear members of the Springfield Historical Commission: I am writing about the proposal for new construction on the parcel across from my property at 270 Longhill Street. I welcome a house in this location, but said house should be congruous with the rest of the neighborhood. The house proposed has a significant issue - it is far wider than any other house in the neighborhood. The lot in question is drawn as 126 x 125, though the house at 251 Longhill seems to be over the lot line. The proposed house is shown to be 79 feet wide, and 44 feet deep (plus 32 feet deeper for the garage). I have superimposed such a structure on the lot: The house to the left is about 44 feet wide at the front facade. The house to the right is about 45 feet wide at the front facade. That makes the proposed house 78% wider than either of those houses. The widest nearby house, at 283 Longhill, is about 66 feet wide. The proposed house is still 20% wider than that. The proposed house is simply too wide for the lot, and at this width, would dominate all other houses to their detriment. There are many other issues with the proposed design, but the extreme width (especially with a 2-story design) is the overarching problem. I would suggest to the proponent that he could find a house plan from the 1860 to 1925 period (which is the era of construction in this neighborhood) and use that as a template to propose a new design. Sincerely, Ralph C. Slate 270 Longhill St. Springfield  Proposal of new construction at 251 (NEXT) Longhill Street Proposed build will correlate with historic buildings around the area such as 325 Longhill Street CLIENT PROJECT PROJECT NO. ISSUE DRAWN BY DESCRIPTION Siervo Jimenez NewVictorian 245.170 MM.DD.YY NH, MB Sheet Description  126’ 28' 36' 46' 125' 14' 18' DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 01 a Plot Plan NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  20’ 8’ 79’ DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 02 a Front Elevation NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 03 a Right Elevation NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 04 a Left Elevation NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 05 a Rear Elevation NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 06 a Rear 3D NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  DRAWN BY PROJECT NO. ISSUE CLIENT Siervo Jimenez 245.170 MM.DD.YY Siervo Jimenez DESCRIPTION PROJECT RE-ISSUE 251 Longhill St 07 a Front 3D NewVictorian MM.DD.YY Springfield, MA  Generated from maps.springfield-ma.gov Copyright City of Springfield, Massachusetts 2021 ES Longhill Street (07900- 1/21/2026 9:21:04 AM Scale: 1"=150' 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. 079000126 079000078 079000068 BARNETT SHERIDAN S CAMPBELL YVONNE CARANDO RAMON P 269 LONGHILL ST 276 LONGHILL ST 240 LONGHILL ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 110650046 079000072 079000129 CRUZ HECTOR M & THOMAS E GULLUNI MARIA A & RALPH JIMENEZ SIERVO & DIAZ- 17 SPRUCELAND AVE 270 LONHHILL ST 251 LONGHILL ST SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 079000130 027200004 JIMENEZ SIERVO & DIAZ- MOCCIA DENISE E & CARL J 251 LONGHILL ST 14 CHERRYVALE AVE SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 SPRINGFIELD, MA 01108 In regards to the exterior repairs of the historical church at 4 Garfield St, Springfield, Ma. Matt Walker Construction Supervisor RR & Co CSL 109037 ​ The exterior of the church building at 4 Garfield St, in Forest Park is in need of critical care and attention to preserve the exterior of the building. Many of the windows are showing significant rot damage in their sills and exterior casings, which are no longer able to perform the function of shedding water away from the building. Additionally, several areas around the exterior of the building are missing, or beginning to lose cedar shake siding exacerbating the issue of water intrusion. We are proposing to repair the cedar shake siding with white cedar shake matching the reveal and texture of the existing siding system. We are also proposing to remove the rotten trim around the exterior of the windows and replace with african mahogany, a naturally rot resistant wood. The replacement trim pieces will be custom milled to match the exact profile and size of the existing trim. Loose and missing pieces of crown molding will also be replaced in this fashion. Once all the rot is removed and new shake and trim has been installed, we propose to re-stain the entire exterior of the building with a color made to match as closely as possible the existing color. Trim will be painted to match the existing color with a latex paint. STRAI WAY TO HEAVEN MINISTRIES 4 Garfield Street, Springfield, MA 01108 Springfield Historical Commission Project Overview for CPA Funding Request Exterior Restoration and Preservation Historic Church Building 4 Garfield Street, Springfield, MA Project Overview The proposed project consists of exterior restoration and repair work necessary to preserve the historic integrity of the church building located at 4 Garfield Street in Springfield, Massachusetts. Due to the age of the structure and prolonged exposure to the elements, several exterior architectural features have deteriorated and are no longer functioning as intended. The purpose of this project is to stabilize, repair, and restore existing historic materials using in-kind replacements that match the original design, profile, texture, and appearance of the building. No changes to the architectural character, footprint, or historic design of the structure are proposed. Existing Conditions The exterior of the building exhibits multiple areas of deterioration requiring timely intervention to prevent further damage. Numerous windowsills and exterior casings show advanced rot, impairing their ability to properly shed water away from the structure. Several areas of the cedar shake siding are missing or failing, contributing to water intrusion and accelerated deterioration of underlying materials. In addition, loose and missing crown molding has been observed along portions of the exterior. If these conditions are not addressed, continued exposure will result in further loss of historic fabric and increased repair costs. Project Scope The scope of work is limited to repair and in-kind replacement of deteriorated exterior elements and includes the following: • Removal of rotted and damaged window trim and exterior casings • Fabrication and installation of custom-milled replacement trim to match existing profiles and dimensions • Repair and replacement of missing or deteriorated cedar shake siding • Replacement of loose or missing crown molding to match existing conditions • Preparation and re-staining of exterior wood surfaces • Painting of trim to match the existing color All work will be performed in a manner consistent with historic preservation best practices and will not alter the original architectural features or visual character of the building. P (413) 785.1626 E straitwaytoheaven@gmail.com W straitwaytoheaven.org Pastor: Dr. Sharon M. Lee 2 1/27/2026 Materials and Product Specifications The following materials will be used to ensure compatibility with the historic structure: • White cedar shake siding, matching the existing reveal, texture, and installation pattern • African mahogany wood trim, selected for its durability and natural rot resistance, custom milled to replicate existing trim profiles and dimensions • Exterior-grade wood stain, color-matched as closely as possible to the existing finish • Exterior latex paint for trim, color-matched to existing painted surfaces Preservation Statement This project is a restorative effort intended to address deterioration and prevent further damage to a historic resource. All replacement materials will match the existing historic materials in dimension, profile, texture, and appearance. No alterations to window openings, trim design, siding pattern, or architectural details are proposed. The work will preserve the historic character and visual integrity of the building in accordance with the goals of the Springfield Historical Commission and the Community Preservation Act. Community Benefit and CPA Justification Straitway to Heaven Ministries, located at 4 Garfield Street, serves as an important community resource for residents of Springfield. In addition to its historic and cultural significance, the church provides ongoing community services that directly benefit local families and individuals. The church operates a community food pantry open twice monthly, providing essential food assistance to residents in need. Annually, the church also distributes backpacks and school supplies to children and families in the surrounding community to support educational success. In addition, the church hosts a free community fun and games event, open to the public, which promotes neighborhood engagement and fellowship. The church further serves as a local Toys for Tots distribution site, providing toys to families in need during the Christmas season. These programs are offered free of charge and are open to the broader community, reinforcing the church’s role as a place of service, outreach, and support. Preserving the historic structure ensures that these vital community services can continue to operate in a safe, functional, and historically appropriate facility. The proposed exterior restoration project aligns with the goals of the Community Preservation Act by protecting a historic resource while supporting an active building that provides meaningful and ongoing public benefit to the Springfield community. Photographs Photographs documenting existing conditions, including window deterioration, siding loss, trim damage, and crown molding deficiencies, are included with this submission. 3 1/27/2026 4 1/27/2026 5 1/27/2026 6 1/27/2026 7 1/27/2026 8 1/27/2026 9 1/27/2026