Upper Saddle River Building Department
The application for an appeal shall be in writing, filed with the Board, briefly setting forth the appellant's position. Their family continued living in Upper Saddle River into the 1970s. The fee for all other construction shall be $1. The second owner, James V. Terwilleger, was one of the four founders of the Little Zion Methodist Church. All fees are to be rounded to the nearest dollar amount. The appellant, his representatives or legal counsel and the enforcing agency through the Construction Official or the appropriate subcode official shall be granted an opportunity to be heard. Upon approval, the applicant will be issued a window card which shall be displayed on the addressable street side of the structure clearly visible from the adjoining street or right-of-way.
Saddle River Building Dept
They renovated it and moved there in 1922. The house burned to the ground around 1924. Albert was born in Upper Saddle River in 1835 to Jacob J. and Elizabeth Terhune DeBaun. The Victorian home behind the store predated the store and was built by Garret H. Zabriskie on lands previously owned by John Verway (1787) and Albert D. Terhune (1811). The home was demolished to make way for a large home on Midland Drive around 2000. Henrietta inherited the house in Upper Saddle River and passed it to her sons, Fred and Robert C. Beckman, Jr.. Robert lived there with his wife until about 1988. BINDSCHAEDLER HOUSE. SKINNER'S FARM STAND. Their son continued the operation obtaining a liquor license and opening Red Log Inn and later State Line Inn (again). The property was sold to John J. Hopper and he used it as a garage, but tore the barn down in 1943. Perhaps the most well-known structure to have been lost to demolition is the 1853 schoolhouse. Francis J. Goertner/Gardiner was born in Geneva, IL in 1893.
We do know that Lizzie sold the wood of the last large barn she had to be used in the Greyhound Bus pavilion at the World's Fair in New York in 1964. You would set a lever tor the number of gallons you wanted. E. The time for appeal may be extended upon application to the Secretary of the Board and shall be in writing or may be extended at any regular or special meeting of the Board, by the affirmative vote of a majority of the Board. One of the most picturesque and memorable scenes from Upper Saddle River is the Secor Farm on Lake Street. This is perhaps three entries since the property went through various stages of evolution.
The building is no longer standing and has not been identified. The departments provides all the services mandated under the state UCC. According to John Kroner, "Voll had built two rooms by the side of the foundation and they came in from the west side of the house. The barn at the Abram A. Hopper house was struck by lightning on June 7, 1885. Hopper sold it to John A. Ackerman, who moved from Saddle River. Assessment of cost against deposit. 1913) and William W. Morris owned the home until 1986. They lived there with their children for about twenty years through the early 1960s. Fences required for swimming pools shall be $35. Oliver Parker's barn at 471 West Saddle River Road, seen below was originally part of the property of James DeBaun, who had a 210-acre tract in the 18th century. In 1989, the Osborn Barn was deemed obsolete by its owner, was scheduled to be demolished and replaced by a new housing development.
Upper Saddle River Building Department Of State
The fee for a sign shall be $2 per square foot of surface area of the sign, with a minimum fee of $75, computed on each side of the sign to be displayed. The real estate office was eventually moved down by the river and became the home of the Gewald family). Lot and Block Numbers. The enforcing agency shall report annually at the end of each fiscal year to the Bureau of Housing Inspection, and not later than July 31, the total amount of the surcharge fee collected in the fiscal year. They married in Manhattan in 1892 and had seven children; William, Helen, Marie, Caroline, George, John and Alice. There was a fire in the kitchen of the house on January 30, 1924. The location of the track is roughly where the Saddle River Valley Swim and Tennis Club are today.
They built a successful farm and popular farm stand on East Saddle River Road and ran it for many years until their daughter, Mary and her husband, Al Skinner, took over the business. OLD STONE CHURCH CHAPEL. 1856) and they were living in Tallman, NY. To get gas you didn't use the hose and nozzle like today. A farmhouse located on West Saddle River Road and owned by Stephen Terhune Van Houten (b. At one point Wylde Wood, whose family lived in the Terhune-Hopper house, also lived with them (for reasons unknown).
It specialized in Catholic medals and badges and was founded in 1896 by Frederick Koch (b. It consumed the property that is now Orchard Drive, Forrest Ridge and the hill going down 'hairpin turn' to roughly Danebury Downs. A circa 1778 one-room sandstone house belonged to Hendrick A. Hopper, a Revolutionary War soldier, and once stood just south of Elmer's, which was likely the home that the barns that became Elmers were built for (sandstone blocks can still be seen scattered about). It was owned by Abram A. Hopper (b. Construction sites can be potentially dangerous places. The Keidels built an addition onto the rear of the house that year (perhaps where the clear vertical division shows in photographs). If you have questions about generators, please call the Building Official at 201-934-3966. She was very close with her neighbors, who also helped pick up sundries for her. One year later, Garnet W. Warren (b. 1898), Ruth (1900) and John Edward (1907).
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