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14-023 Chesterfield Rd PlanningFORM A NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 7.1ti Date APPLICATION FOR ENDORSEMENT ' OF PLAN BELIEVED NOT TO REQUIRE APPROVAL File one completed form with the Planning Board and one copy with the City Clerk in accordance with with requirements of Section 3.02. To the Planning Board: The undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of his property in the City of Northampton does not constitute division within the meaning of the Subdivision Control Law, herewith submits said plan for a determination and endorsement that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Law is not required. 1. Applicant -f- �- Lu + -g -iwe Print or type name IJ Signature Aaaress 2. Owner 4 - 4 Print or type name Signature Aaaress 3. Surveyor ALMER HUNTLEY, JR. & ASSOC. INC. �. rint or type name gnAir u 125 PLEASANT STREET, NORTHAMPTON MA 01060 7 Address 4. Deed or property recorded in HAMPSHIRE COUNTY Registry, Book 7,748 Page C31- 5. Location and Description of Property: oN cr,�c�'' cz2.FiE� ,ev�ro Date of Submission Feb 7 City Cler. ` S n ure 33 FORMA NORTHAMPTON, MA APPLICATION FOR ENDORSEMENT OF PLAN BELIEVED NOT TO REQUIRE APPROVAL File five completed forms and plans and one mylar with the City Clerk and the Planning Board in accordance with the requirements of Section 3.02. To the Pl annin g Board: The undersigned, believing that the accompanying plan of his /her property in the City of Northampton does not constitute division within the meaning of the Subdivision Control Law, herewith submits said plan for a determination and endorsement that Planning Board approval under the Subdivision Control Law is not required. 1. Applicant (-I II 0' 9oLTR&MPTb I- IV Print or type name Signature 17 Ln c k 4•(" LI -� SSi 1'7o Address Phone 2. Owner �O IGG p (� Print or type name Signature ( t ft F (t L-j Address Phone 3. Surveyor 7 kJ C Pl Gt u r,E ►� G Print or type name Signature "1 N Os m cf.W Ro k9 Ct�t✓I. MS [ro ►-c o ($L¢ Address ! Phone 4. Deed or property recorded in A A KPy rh A co a rr Registry, Book Page 5. Location and Description of Property: 5. Assessor's Map ID: (4 Lot(s): 2 0 Date Submitted for Planning Date Planning Board Board Approval: Decision Filed: City Clerk: City Clerk: (Signature) (Signature) (8/13/91) SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS - - - - -- -PAGE 60 -1 -" N4 . -- ......._.. Z SV 650 FAL n _ e� w - _ _ - .,r - ` ,_ T - - ad`s -•%�� t � �• - .ter.. _ S a ' '� �+' _ � _� .. ♦ 'fir "4-` - '"- - , s . - - - "_ � .. � a _ a • V. 1� � aa � _ {rte �� - a t E�' a -.. / � /• � � +�`_ - - -�' r J l k ti usDA .w Natural Nesowces Conxrva� ion Semce SOIL MAP ( 413) �`8 5 -10 0 0 Ext . 3 Owner Operator `Ljp'a o sl4_, county/ Town 2th�tmPTon� State MA. Date cg Soil Survey & Sheet # 1 0 Approximate acres 12•S Approximate scale �:tS,44o Tract# 3431 Farm# 19 3S Cooperating with thq }gyp pSN�;�� Conservation District Prepared by Rita Thibodeau, Soil Conservationist USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service N GE 1000 AND 5000 -F00T GRID TICKS NONTECHNICAL SOILS DESCRIPTION REPORT Borawski, R. - Borawski, Robert Map Symbol GxB Soil name and description Gloucester very stony fine sandy loam, 3 to 8 percent slopes The map unit is in capability subclass 7S which has very severe limitations that make the soil unsuited to cultivation and that restricts its use to grazing. Droughtiness is a significant limitation. Stoniness is a significant limitation. THE GLOUCESTER SERIES CONSISTS OF SOMEWHAT EXCESSIVELY DRAINED SOILS ON UPLANDS. THEY FORMED IN GLACIAL TILL DERIVED MAINLY FROM GRANITE AND GENISS. TYPICALLY, THEY HAVE A VERY DARK GRAYISH BROWN SANDY LOAM SURFACE LAYER 4 INCHES THICK. THE SUBSOIL FROM 4 TO 13 INCHES IS DARK YELLOWISH BROWN GRAVELLY SANDY LOAM AND FROM 13 TO 27 INCHES IS LIGHT YELLOWISH BROWN GRAVELLY LOAMY SAND. THE SUBSTRATUM, FROM 27 TO 60 INCHES, IS LIGHT YELLOWISH BROWN VERY GRAVELLY LOAMY COARSE SAND. SLOPES RANGE 0 TO 50 PERCENT. The map unit is somewhat excessively drained; water is removed rapidly. Surface stones limit cultivation or use of equipment. Agronomic capability class is 7S. Depth to bedrock is greater than 60 inches. The water table is normally more than 6.0 feet below the surface. RdA I Ridgebury fine sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes The map unit is in capability subclass 3W indicating severe limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require special conservation practices, or both. Water in or on the soil may interfere with plant growth or cultivation. THE RIDGEBURY SERIES CONSISTS OF VERY DEEP, POORLY AND SOMEWHAT POORLY DRAINED SOILS ON UPLANDS. THEY FORMED IN GLACIAL TILL. TYPICALLY THESE SOILS HAVE A BLACK SANDY LOAM SURFACE LAYER 6 INCHES THICK. THE MOTTLED SUBSOIL FROM 6 TO 16 INCHES IS OLIVE GRAY SANDY LOAM. THE MOTTLED SUBSTRATUM FROM 16 TO 60 INCHES IS A VERY FIRM FRAGIPAN THAT IS LIGHT OLIVE BROWN AND OLIVE SANDY LOAM. SLOPES RANGE FROM 0 TO 15 PERCENT. En lwalw NONTECHNICAL SOILS DESCRIPTION REPORT Borawski, R. - Borawski, Robert Map Soil name and description Symbol Sw The map unit is poorly drained; water is removed so slowly that the soil is saturated or remains wet for Long periods. Agronomic capability class is 3W. Depth to bedrock is greater than 6D inches. A firm Layer at about 15 inches impedes the vertical movement of water. A seasonal high water table is normally between 0 and 0.5 feet below the surface from NOV through MAY. Swansea muck The map unit is in capability subclass 5W indicating little or no erosion hazard but other Limitations, impractical to remove, that Limit agronomic use. Water in or on the soil interferes with plant growth or cultivation. The map unit is very poorly drained; water is removed from the soil so slowly that free water remains near the surface. Agronomic capability class is 5W. Depth to bedrock is greater than 60 inches. A seasonal high water table is normally between 0 and 1.0 feet below the surface from JAN through DEC. Wa I Walpole fine sandy Loam The map unit is in capability subclass 3W indicating severe Limitations that reduce the choice of plants or require special conservation practices, or both. Water in or on the soil may interfere with plant growth or cultivation. The map unit is poorly drained; water is removed so slowly that the soil is saturated or remains wet for Long periods. Agronomic capability class is 3W. Depth to bedrock is greater than 60 inches. A seasonal high water table is normally between 0 and 1.0 feet below the surface from NOV through MAY. ,.r' • Q l i M w A i f , 1'61 PAI, ,, � y 1f, r �, t F q �� \ ��71,i� ��`` � •' f °`�''ES8 �r rri � U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Page 1 of 2 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE 11/12/98 Northampton (413)585 -1000 CONSERVATION PLAN Client: Borawski, Robert Borawski, R. Assisted By: Rita Thibodeau -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LAND UNITS I PLANNED I --- ----- --- -- -- - - -- ------------------ APPLIED ------- TRACT I FIELD AMOUNT I MONTHI YEAR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ----- ---- ---- - -- - -� AMOUNT I DATE I PLANNED CONSERVATION TREATMENT crop 3431 11 12.5Acl I I I i 3431 1 12.5acl 05 1999 CONSERVATION CROP ROTATION Grow crops in a planned rotation for bio diversity and to provide adequate amounts of organic material for erosion reduction, nutrient balance and sustained soil organic matter. THe rotation of this field will include, but not be Limited to 1 year oats followed by 1 year corn. The key soil conserving crops and practices include notil, cover crops, �. residue management and crop rotations. 3431 1 12.5acl 09 1998 COVER AND GREEN MANURE CROP Closegrowing grasses, Legumes, or small grain will be grown for season L protection, soil improvement and nutrient �• management. 3431 11 12.5Acl 05 1999 Cross -slope Farming The purpose of the practice is to slow runoff, improve infiltration, and to reduce erosion, sediment, and water pollution. ALL farming operations on sloping cultivated Land will be done in such a way that tillage, Land preparation, planting, and cultivation are done crosswise to the predominant slope. Furrow grades should not exceed 2 %; however, grades may exceed 2% for distances not greater than 300 feet. 3431 1 10.Oacl 11 1 1998 GRASSED WATERWAY Existing waterways are to be maintained where shown on conservation plan map to convey runoff without causing erosion or flooding and to improve water quality. Mow at Least once each year after July 15. Cleaning out of the waterway will occur during a dry time of year, preferrably in the fall. Special care should be given to maintain the original design perimeters of the waterway. ALL excavated material may be spread in the field, but within 100' of any wetland or watercourse. Establishment of vegetation is critical to the integrity of the waterway. See enclosed seeding spec. HEL Fields marked as HEL are highly erodible fields. HEL* Reapplication of this conservation practice on this highly erodible field is required for compliance with the Food Security Act of 1985. See the Conservation Plan for details about first time application. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE Northampton (413)585 -1000 Client: Borawski, Robert Assisted By: Rita Thibodeau Nwpw CONSERVATION PLAN Borawski, R. _,r Page 2 of 2 11/12/98 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- ---------- LAND UNITS - - ---- I PLANNED -- ------------ I APPLIED I TRACT I FIELD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I-- I AMOUNT I --- MONTHI - -- - -- I------- YEAR I ---------- - - - -- I AMOUNT I DATE I PLANNED CONSERVATION TREATMENT 3431 I 11 I I I 12.5acl I 05 1 I 1999 I I 1 I I NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT I I I I I I Manage the amount, form, placement and timing of plant I I I I I I nutrient application. 3431 11 I I 12.5acl I 05 1 I 1999 I I I I I PEST MANAGEMENT I I I I I I I Manage infestations of weeds, insects and disease to reduce I adverse effects on plant growth, crop production and I material resources. 3431 I 11 I I I 12.5acl I 05 1 I 1999 I I I I I RESIDUE MANAGEMENT, NO -TILL AND STRIP TILL I I I I I I I Manage organic residue so maximum amounts are Left on the I I I I soil surface on a year -round basis. Plant crops in narrow I I I I I I I I slots or narrow tilled strips in previously untitled soil. 3431 11 I I I 12.5acl I 05 1 I 1999 I I I I I RESIDUE MANAGEMENT, SEASONAL Manage amount, orientation and distribution of organic I I I I I I residue to maximuze soil protection until immediately prior I I I I I I I I I to planting the following crop. 3431 11 I 3.Oacl 11 1 1998 I I I I I RIPARIAN FOREST BUFFER I I I I I I Create or maintain an area of grass, trees and /or shrubs I I adjacent to water bodies. 3431 I I 11 I I 1000.Oftl I 11 1 I 1998 I I I I I SUBSURFACE DRAIN I I I I Install a subsurface pipe or conduit to collect and /or convey I drainage water. I I I I I I Subsurface drainage shall be install as indicated on plan I I I I I I I I I I I map. 3431 11 I 11.5acl 11 1 I 1998 I I I I I WILDLIFE UPLAND HABITAT MANAGEMENT I I I I I Create maintain or enhance area(s) to provide upland wildlife I food and cover. 3431 I I 11 I I 1.Oacl I 11 1 I 1998 I I I I I WILDLIFE WETLAND HABITAT MANAGEMENT I I I I I I Retain, create, or manage wetland habitat for water foul, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I I furbearers, or other wildlife. ---- ----- --- ------ - - --- -- HEL Fields marked as HEL are highly erodible fields. HEL* Reapplication of this conservation practice on this highly erodible field is required for compliance with the Food Security Act of 1985. See the Conservation Plan for details about first time application. ----------------- 46 -r/ /L L uj JdAkJ C. 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TO BE SET UNMARKED POINT S D k Vill r< ,y, aoa O •� W PARCEL 1C LAND OF -- - - ELLA CLAPP SEE PROBATE COURT DOC.# 90E0022 NOT A BUILDING LOT PARCEL 1C LAND OF ELLA CLAPP SEE PROBATE COURT DOC.# 90E0022 NOT A BUILDIN(; LOT City of Northampton (WGiterworks) Book 831, Page 175 Plan Book 10, Page 51 APPROVAL UNDER THE SUBDIVISION CONTROL LAW NOT REQUIRED PLANNING BOARD NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS CHAIRPERSON: DATE: THIS PLAN HAS BEEN PREPARED FROM PLANS OF RECORD AND IS NOT THE RESULT OF A TRANSIT SURVEY BY THIS OFFICE. I REPORT THAT THIS PLAN HAS BEEN PREPARED IN CONFORMITY WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE REGISTERS OF DEEDS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DATED JANUARY 1, 19 MARK D. ANNIS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR #35384 PLAN OF LAND IN O ft P O� 1 ° k "C`' /:1 �, PARCEL 1—C-1 t` \ gyp. �°� J�5 ate`° / �0 14.47 Acres NOT A BUILDING LOT PARCEL 1 —C -1 IS TO BE COMBINED ° WITH ADJOINING LAND OF LORRAINE CLAPP O'KEEFE AND KEVIN O'KEEFE TO FORM ONE UNDIVIDED PARCEL. 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