HomeMy WebLinkAbout092-84TOWN OF NANTUCKET
BOARD OF APPEALS
NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS 02554
December 13, 1984
Re: CHRISTOPHER WALTON d /b /a STOW -IT -MINI- WAREHOUSES, INC. (LESSEE)
NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT (OWNER /LESSOR) (092 -84)
Enclosed, please find notice of a decision of the BOARD
OF APPEALS which has this day been filed with the Town
Clerk.
Any appeal from this action shall be made pursuant to
Section 17 of Chapter 40A of the General Laws, and shall
be filed within twenty (20) days after this date.
ARD OF APPEAL
Eileen I. Cahoon, Chairman
TOWN OF NANTUCKET
BOARD OF APPEALS
NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS 02554
DECISION:
At a Meeting of the BOARD OF APPEALS held on NOVEMBER 30, 1984
at 1:30 p.m. in the Town and County Building, Nantucket, in the matter
of the Application of NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT (OWNER /LESSOR) /CHRIS-
TOPHER E. WALTON d /b /a STOW -IT- MINI - WAREHOUSES, INC. (LESSEE), (092 -84),
the Board finds:
1. This is an Application for a SPECIAL PERMIT requesting relief
pursuant to SECTION 4 C 2c (2) (permitted uses - exceptions, storage and
warehousing) of the Zoning By -Law for the property located in a RESI-
DENTIAL- COMMERCIAL District. If granted, the Applicant proposes to use the
site for a maximum of 160 individual warehouse or storage units contained
in four buildings to be rented to the public. In addition, one residen-
tial unit shall be located on the leased premises. No hazardous materials
shall be stored on the premises.
2. Based upon a review of the Application, supporting documenta-
tion, plans, testimony and knowledge of the site, the Board finds that
the use of the premises for the above commercial purposes sought by
Special Permit relief 1s in harmony with the general purposes and intent
of the Zoning By -Law and the relief may be granted without substantial
detriment to the Public Good and without nullifying or derogating from
the intent or purpose of the By -Law. The Board further finds that the
intended use will not be in violation of aECTION 6D of the Zoning By -Law.
Further the Board feels that the use would be in harmony with the sur-
rounding area of the Airport. Applicant is concurrently seeking from the
Planning Board, a Special Permit under Section 4 C 2d concerning Major
Commercial Developements. The Planning Board has recommended favorable
action on the Applicant's request before our Board.
3. For the reasons stated the Board hereby GRANTS the Applicant
SPECIAL PERMIT relief pursuant to SECTION 4 C 2c (2) and SECTION 7F of
the Zoning By -Law, by UNANIMOUS vote.
(092 -84)
Dated: December 13, 1984
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Nantucket, MA 02554
�CR�..�� -�- ��^ •�� Eileen I. Cahoon
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Linda F. Williams
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Andrew J. Leddy
TOWN OF NANTUCKET
BOARD OF APPEALS
NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS 02554
December 13, 1984
Re: CHRISTOPHER WALTON d /b /a STOW -IT- MINI - WAREHOUSES, INC. (LESSEE)
NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT (OWNER /LESSOR) (092 -84)
Enclosed, please find notice of a decision of the BOARD
OF APPEALS which has this day been filed with the Town
Clerk.
Any appeal from this action shall be made pursuant to
Section 17 of Chapter 40A of the General Laws, and shall
be filed within twenty (20) days after this date.
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Eileen I; Cahoon, Chairman
TOWN OF NANTUCKET
BOARD OF APPEALS
NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS 02554
DECISION:
At a Meeting of the BOARD OF APPEALS held on NOVEMBER 30, 1984
at 1:30 p.m. in the Town and County Building, Nantucket, in the matter
of the Application of NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT (OWNER /LESSOR) /CHRIS-
TOPHER E. WALTON d /b /a STOW -IT- MINI - WAREHOUSES, INC. (LESSEE), (092 -84),
the Board finds:
1. This is an Application for a SPECIAL PERMIT requesting relief
pursuant to SECTION 4 C 2c (2) (permitted uses - exceptions, storage and
warehousing) of the Zoning By -Law for the property located in a RESI-
DENTIAL- COMMERCIAL District. If granted, the Applicant proposes to use the
site for a maximum of 160 individual warehouse or storage units contained
in four buildings to be rented to the public. In addition, one residen-
tial unit shall be located on the leased premises. No hazardous materials
shall be stored on the premises.
2. Based upon a review of the Application, supporting documenta-
tion, plans, testimony and knowledge of the site, the Board finds that
the use of the premises for the above commercial purposes sought by
Special Permit relief 1s in harmony with the general purposes and intent
of the Zoning By -Law and the relief may be granted without substantial
detriment to the Public Good and without nullifying or derogating from
the intent or purpose of the By -Law. The Board further finds that the
intended use will not be in violation of SECTION 6D of the Zoning By -Law.
Further the Board feels that the use would be in harmony with the sur-
rounding area of the Airport. Applicant is concurrently seeking from the
Planning Board, a Special Permit under Section 4 C 2d concerning Major
Commercial Developements. The Planning Board has recommended favorable
action on the Applicant's request before our Board.
3. For the reasons stated the Board hereby GRANTS the Applicant
SPECIAL PERMIT relief pursuant to SECTION 4 C 2c (2) and SECTION 7F of
the Zoning By -Law, by UNANIMOUS vote.
(092 -84)
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Dated: December 13, 1984
Nantucket, MA 02554
Eileen 1. Cahoon
of
J C% Linda F. Williams
Andrew J. Leddy
NOTICE
A Public Hearing of the BOARD OF APPEALS will be held
on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1984 at 1:30 p.m. in the TOWN AND
COUNTY BUILDING, FEDERAL AND BROAD STREETS, NANTUCKET, on the
Application of CHRISTOPHER WALTON DBA STOW -IT- MINI - WAREHOUSES,
INC., LESSEE, (NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT, OWNER /LESSOR)
(092 -84) seeking a SPECIAL PERMIT under SECTION 4C 2C (2)
(permitted uses - exceptions, storage and warehousing) of the
Zoning By -law. If granted, the Applicant would be permitted to
construct a facility for storage of non - hazardous materials
and rent storage compartments to the public. The property is
located at NOBADEER FARM ROAD, PARCEL 3.1, ASSESSOR'S SHEET
69 and is zoned RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL 2.
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le L. Rickard, Chairman
BOARD OF APPEALS
FEE $100.00 Casa No.
APPLICATION 'I'0 T111" BC)ARD OF APPEALS
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Memboi:s of tl-(-, Board of Ai,
J_ I tl-c terms of the
The undersigned hereby a*I_)j'lio,,; for rolic�f f ram
BY-LA-W) (BUILDING CODE
pr"perty belok'v-
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_eer Farm Road.
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Address Nantucket, MIA
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i-�plication been filed at Building Department? No
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Special Permit Relief under 4C 2C (2)
;car i�,!Iiof: Applicant proposes to construct a facility for
storage of non-hazardous materials and rent storage compartments to
the public. Board of Appeals may grant special permit relief under
section 4C 2C (2)
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ttorney for licant
(2) A clheck in the A ',-,100.00 nI-'_-tCW 'T,t:..-'i'.'�tile to the Tr'wr:
of Nantucket.
(3) Four copies of the .:t",q)lication ai,! -) 1-liap or plan sho.,"inq
the location of t'z';,:, j,I-oporty to be
(4) �71 �
if the applicant J 1 - c-ther than the owner, please indjc,-ite
your authority to this application.
BOARI_.;`' DECISION
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mounting height ratio other
wall lighters achieve at 4 to
' spacing to mounting
height ratio.
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suited for commercial wall
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shopping centers, fast food
restaurants, warehouses,
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cif virtually any structure.
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num for long life and cooler
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Front Access Door. Rernov-
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for servicing and full front
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captive lens stainless steel
screws to insure proper
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high quality specular grade
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for optimum photometrics
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Ballast . Class ' H" insulated
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aluminum isolates the
electrical components from
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Photocontrol. A button -type
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stalled behind the prismatic
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window is covered with a
bronze finish, which can be
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Specifying information Installation data
All ballasts are. reqUIaled High Power Factor ho specify ballast vultaqe sub%l4ult lhir ff.,.. and mounting
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Performance Hubbell Uniformity
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saving wall light
combining
efficiency and
aesthetic
appearance.
i he growing interest in
energy conservation has
dictated the design of light -
,ng fixtures to provide
maximum performance.
HuL` ell's new PerimaliterT "'
a nighty efficient wall light
designed for maximum
spacing between luminaires,
utilizing energy efficient
H.I.D. lamps. The Perimaliter
can provide the same uni-
formity at 6 to 1 spacing to
mounting height ratio other
wall lighters achieve at 4 to
t spacing to mounting
height ratio.
Perimaliter is perfectly
suited for commercial wall
lighting applications such
as office buildings, banks,
shopping centers. fast food
estaurants. warehouses.
,ind parking garages. In short.
I'er imaliter can be used to
fight the outside perimeter -
of virtually any structure.
And because of its design
efficiency, fewer Perimaliter
fixtures are needed to light
any given area, thereby re-
ducing electrical cost and
energy consumption.
The Perimaliter's aesthetic
app,�arance will compliment
any architectural setting,
anci its vandal resistant good
Iloks are designed to last.
Specify Perimaliter for new
installations or to RetroliteTM
existing structures. You li
yet solid Hubbell reliability..
energy savings, modern
good looks and vandal resis-
tance in the bargain.
Perimaliter is excellent
for safety and security
applications.
*Lens Assembly. Vandal re
sistant prismatic polycar-
bonate lens, ultraviolet
stabilized for optimum
photometric performance
and durability.
Rear Housing One- piece,
heavy -duty, die cast alumi-
num for long life and cooler
ballast operation
Front Access Door. Remov-
able. one- piece, polycarbon-
ate lens assembly hinges
for servicing and full front
access. Retained by two
captive lens stainless steel
screws to insure proper
gasket sealing.
Reflector. Constructed from
high quality specular grade
aluminum, Anodal" finished,
I
or optimum photornetrics
and maximum light trans-
mission.
Ballast. Class H' insulated
-- 20 °F starting. 60 Hz.
regulated high power factor
ballast. A ballast compart-
ment cover of heavy gauge
aluminum isolates the
electrical components from
the optical assembly.
Photocontrol. A button -type
photocell can be field in-
stalled behind the prismatic
window for photocontrol
operation. The prismatic
window is covered with a
bronze finish, which, can be
peeled away when required
for photocontrol operation.
Additional Features. Finished
in bronze Lektrocote. ` Two
side conduit entries provided
for through wiring if requwrec
Optional top conduit entry
U1. 57 listed. Suitable for
Wet Locations
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