9/10/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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-4- Charles: I can't see it the way it is drawn and if you don't mind, I will amend'it. Pauline: Yes and have Atty. Smith initial that amended drawing. Atty. Smith put his initials on the drawing. Pauline: Ken is going out with the Harbor Master and if the soundings draw up dif- ferently than that, that could be something else. Wayne: Are we going to take it under advisement? What are we doing? Pauline: Yes, because it will have to be an amended Order of Conditions so you don't appeal or if you care to appeal . . . Atty. Smith: No, we don't want to appeal. Pauline: You don't want to appeal because DEQE could say no pier. Atty. Smith: I am not that familiar with them. Pauline: I am. Atty. Smith: We are trying to get a minimum amount of headache for everybofly. Pauline: What conservation is is for protection of everybody that lives there. We will get an amended Order of Conditions out to you. Atty. Smith: The vote is affirmative and I can tell Mr. Kariotis that tomorrow. Wayne. Is it affirmative? Charles: It is for me. Pauline: We can amend this and DEME can come in and say, no. You realize that? Atty. Smith: Yes. Pauline: Or any ten abutters can appeal it, right? Atty. Smith: Yes, but I just wanted to give Mr. Kariotis a general consensus. Charles: The two foot mark is the only thing that bothers me. Bruce Fulton: I am not one to talk because I put a pier in on Lot 31. I have about a half a dozen other lots over there on the water and I am not going to look for any more piers. I think in four years from now people will all be sorry where we have 60 foot long things sticking out every 30 feet. Pauline: That is why we are having town council look into this. Ken: You need the town by-law, which there isn 't. Charles: I ,just wish from the beginning that we would have been able to say no docks and have something; in b=ck of us for us to be able to say that. I just don't think that the Conservation Commission could have made that sort of ruling.