8/13/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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-9- Mr. Landers: I don't do too many of these for the Town of Mashpee but in some cases the Falmouth Conservation Board asks us to put a limit of work about the construction and that way we don't have these problems in the future. It calls out exactly the distance over the area where the heavy machinery will be going, Pauline: Absoulutely. And that could be placed in the Order of Conditions. Mr. Priestly: As a practical matter, the hole is generally 4 feet larger than the founda- tion, And the fellow that does my excavating does it with a backhoe so that there are no _ gigantic piles around. It is just piled neatly around the foundation and then there are two ramps put in the front. I find it works out better because I don't lose as many trees and all thpt stuff. It takes twenty years for a tree to grow and it takes only two seconds to knock it down. Order of Conditions In accordance with plans submitted. Refer to Plot Plan of Proposed Sewage Disposal System for B.C.D. Realty 'bust, Mashpee, Ka. dated July 18, 1980, prepared by Holmes and McGrath, 301 Main St. , Falmouth, Ma. No work to be done within 56 feet of the edge of the marsh as shown. No piers, docks, etc. to be included at this time. Separate filing will be required. sE43-140 _Francis G. & Annette J. McGee ) 9.58 Crosstree Way, Mashpee ) This hearing has been postponed until August 20, 1980. Agent: Tim Hennigan ) Pauline: Reads Notice of Intent -- to build a residence using "in kind" fill to flood plain elevations at 258 Crosstree Way in accordance with plans on file with the Mashpee Conservation Commission. Dorothy: Is this the Crosstree Way hearing that was advertised in last night's newspaper? Pauline: Yes. Dorothy: If it is, then we are going to have to have a postponement on it. It was not properly advertised, Pauline: The letter was sent. It was supposed to be in last week's paper. It was not our mistake; it was the paper's mistake, Dorothy: Still it did not appear. It was advertised once in last night's paper for tonight and it can't be done. We cannot hold a hearing. It states specifically in the act that it has to be published five days before the public hearing is held. Mr. Hennir:a.n: Do you have to re-advertise? Dorothy: No. Mr. Hennir_a.n: What do you suggest? Dorothy: One week postponement.