12/3/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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, 1 r,ne: is there a time limit that the ?lannin Beard has on this? d :ysrle '(asters: rlhat we did is 'that we have two-year time limits on all proj- ects now. We didn't put any time limit on t%:e ex5st4ng ones that were out- standing from the Indian suit. It was during the Indian suit that we put this law in and at that time we didn't know when it would end. Now, this year, we are going to put a one-year limit. We are going to say that all existing per- mits have one more year to go. This will happen in ?gay. There is only five or six outstpnding. And then anythin newly issued will have a two-year life. :Layne: How is that going to work on a prase program like this? Earle 14arsters: Once you start constriction and maintain the pace that was set, your permit is valid. Charles: You will be working about three units per year? Earle Marsters: Four per year. Wayne: How much overdig, Frank, do you think you are going to have on those in the back part: There are four of them that scare me. (Shows which ones he is referring to) According to the scale, they are only about 50 or 60 feet from the edge of the river. The trail that you are going to run along the edge -- are you going to make that the limit, hopefully, the work? Frank Ching: Right, to the trail. And, again, that trail could be where the snow fence is and that will essentially establish that. I haven't talked with Earle about that, but I think he would say that we would like to work with the Conservation Commission and actually set that limit within reason. Because we would like it to be a nice area. Ken: Are all of those places going to have a door on the river side? .Frank Chin F,: Yes, they are contemplated to be walk-out basements. Erle 74a.rsters: There are three different set-ups there. There are some that are walk-out basements. There are some because of less grading are half exposed and then there are some that don't have any exits from the base=t. Most of the ones on thegrade along the shore would have a walk-out basement. lien: So each person t';eorica_.ly could have his own path down to the river. Earle Marsters : What you would have is a common one for the building because you would want to control where they are walking. Ken: 'Once all of those units are S^!d, Who would be responsible for the land? arle ?'arsters : The condominium proved. It o>:ns all the land and the condo- minium owners in co-mon. They oper_.te with a Soar.. of Governors. They vote on everything. They establish budgets on what they want to no or what they; reed to do. FranlS, are you rrobos:.r- to _nut winged retaining walls o.0._ of that lower _evel? I don't see anv on the _lan. _xtersi :;ns? Frank Chin, : Yes, if it is necessary'?(!"_!!.-- back alor._ she front. :i OSt of t.^:1S Stu'f is a L?tural think an-1 will b __3 it _=-_i.t _.. -e side o- t^e „ill.