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-i^- <br /> Charles: I think that would probably save time, Chris. <br /> Dorothy: I don't think you need to file a new notice of intent -- just send in <br /> the plans. <br /> Mr. Kuebler: We will go ahead and get some plans drawn up and in your hands. We <br /> will also I think by phone) find out if that is, in fact, the reason why they <br /> haven't sent down a number; and we will tell them what we are doing; and then we <br /> will proceed on that basis. <br /> Pauline: I imagine when you draw up the plan, if you put so many toe stones for <br /> so many feet for a start, then they will go ahead and issue a number so that we <br /> can follow the procedure. <br /> Ken: Charlie, what do you think of the toe stones, the brush and the fill? <br /> Charlie: I think it is the only way that it is going to do. <br /> Ken: Wayne, what do you think? <br /> Wayne: I have reservations about establishing the slope under the brush; but with <br /> experimentation, it seems to work. I have no reservations outside of that. It is <br /> such a tremendous project. We are not going to build a pyramid easily and that is <br /> what the next step is. <br /> Ken: What do you think, Dot? <br /> Dorothy: I think the stone mound has shown that it worked in some areas so long <br /> as the brush is contained behind it either burried or fastened down in some manner <br /> so that it won't move. <br /> Ken: What do you think, Pauline? <br /> Pauline: Put a footage in the highest part and try that and see. Put a stone <br /> mound in and tripod it in. <br /> Ken: I agree with the toe stones and the brush. It seems like the best idea. 1 <br /> would be insistent on what is to be dumped. We want to be straight forward and <br /> honest about that. What we say, you can dump in there. <br /> William Warwick of Warwick & Wilkie, Professional Enginners, discussed the follow- <br /> ing_up-and-coming notices of intent: <br /> Clark Construction Co. -- plans to construct a floating dock and ramp at 722 Little <br /> Neck Lane, New Seabury, and <br /> Joseph Terabelli -- intends to construct a single family residence at 57 Keel Way, <br /> Little Teck Bay. <br /> The hea.rin5s were scheduled for December 17, 1980. <br />