5/14/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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k -13- Charles: That was not within our purview. That was the whole thing because that house was decided upon at one time. He kept his building permits up. He was in before the floodplain. The only condition that we could find and the only objection we were able to make that was in our purview was that he had sacrificed the beach grass and .that he has replaced. Paulinet I just received a call from David Nailor of Osterville whom I confronted Mr. Ferguson with and he said he never hired Mr. Nailor. He wanted to know what ever happened and was the foundation filled in because it was in the floodplain and what did the building inspector do. Charles : Refer him to the building inspector and let the building inspector take it from there. This was all done before floodplain was accepted by the Town of Mashpee. Pauline: Mr. Nailor also asked about the septic system being within 10 feet of the attorney next door home. Challes: That has all been taken care of. Pauline: They put that in the 10 foot easement. This lot has only a 10 foot frontage on the beach street. Mr. Ferguson owns the abutting lot so it is just a little 10 foot way. Barbara and I were down to look at it and there was a clothes line on it. They had filled in right over the marsh and right onto the beach at that time and right up to the abutters house. Barbara: May I quote you? "The only grounds that we have is that his application is not valid and he has not renewed." The April 20th minutes were missing. Charles: That was when we lost our secretary. Mr. Scalley stopped in to see about his Order of Conditions, SE#43-120. He was told that they would be in the mail tomorrow (5/15/80). He requested that they be mailed to him. Pauline told him he would receive a copy, but the original has to go to the owner of record. This is for the house on John's Pond, 289 Cranberry Avenue. Mailing address of Mr. Scalley Is P. 0. Box 93, Waquoit, Ma. 02536. He wants to put sand on the beach. Joseph T. Raduano sE43-116 Pauline: A superseding Order of Conditions will be coming down from DEQE. According to Mr. Hollander, he and Mr. Raduano almost came to blows and Bryan Donahue had to separate them. Deane Beggs, Jr. River Road, Mashpee Pauline: This is also being re-written by DEQE. They will not require a Chapter 91 license either. The reason for the appeal lies in the lack of condition regarding future erosion control as outlined in section 33 (3) and 30 (5), the coastal wetlands, August 10, 1978.