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-6- <br /> Pauline: Have you notified abutters? <br /> Mr. Morse: Yes. I just want to point out that I had approval for a dock when I built <br /> the house. Then I heard of Mr. Braman who was doing a lot of work in this area and he <br /> has pointed out to me that the initial approval was based on plans which were not very <br /> accurate. If you scale this down 1" to 20 feet, there is a float which works out to be <br /> only 5 feet off the shore which would be sitting right on the marsh. There was a stipu- <br /> lation in my Order of Conditions to see if I had to get a new dock approved and that is <br /> why I filed for the new one. Mr. Braman has designed this one and I am going to let him <br /> describe that to you. <br /> Mr. Braman: This is a very similar dock to the one which I have just finished describing <br /> for Mr. 'Breyer. It is practically identical. The elevation of the top is slightly dif- <br /> ferent because the mean tide range is indicated to be slightly less here in the Great <br /> River. In some of these elevations, we have shown the cross sections of the dock in rela- <br /> tion to mean low water. We have shown the topography on the lot in relation to mean sea <br /> level. There is about a foot difference in elevation. The reason being is that Mr. Morse <br /> had a prior survey and we utilized much of that information that he had already gathered. <br /> The dock, although it is 60 feet, actually extends out beyond the mean high water mark. A <br /> 50 foot maximum into the river. The river at that point is about 400 feet across. <br /> Wayne: Can we assume on both of these plans that these will be put in exactly as outlined? <br /> Mr. Braman: That is correct. There should be no variance that I can anticipate. <br /> Wayne: As far as the distance into the marsh or into the water, that would all be as <br /> - shown. <br /> Mr. Braman: Actually there are some stakes in the ground where they did that survey. We <br /> will be sure that that is laid out just as it indicates here. <br /> Wayne: How deep are.. those pilings?'.. <br /> Mr. Braman: About 10 feet into the ground. <br /> Wayne: Is that what it usually is? <br /> Mr. Braman: Right. <br /> Mr. Braman: Should I contact the Shellfish Warden on this one, too? <br /> Pauline: Yes. <br /> Received from Mr. Morse $20 for SE#43-117 and SE43-118. <br /> Abutters: <br /> Great River Corporation <br /> Box 397 <br /> Mashpee, Ma. 09649 <br /> Doris D. Salzer <br /> 80 Zenith Drive <br /> i, Worcester, Ma. 01602 <br />