1/28/2016 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Mark Flaherty, Civil Engineer, represented the applicant Jacqueline Kelley. The proposed project is on a vacant lot sandwiched between two lots that has been vacant and grassed over with several trees. The project is to construct a two story one bedroom house. The septic system has been approved by the Board of Health with a denitrification system. The lot is located a couple of hundred feet from Deans Pond and a small portion of the lot is in the velocity zone. They are proposing to preserve up to 1200 square feet of natural vegetation area. There are several tall pitch pines and they are requesting they be taken down and Rhododendrons will be planted in their place to provide a buffer from the neighboring property. No adverse impacts to Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flow resulting from this single family home proposal. The Agent asked if there was a means for capturing roof run off. Mr. Flaherty said there will be dry wells and the Agent requested this be shown on the plan. He recommended a Close and Issue. The Agent noted the Board of Health has approved the plan with a Title V septic system with an IA unit to accommodate a one bedroom dwelling. No Comments from the Public Motion: Mr. Shaw moved to Close and Issue pending receipt of the revised plan, seconded by Mr. Rogers. Vote unanimous 4-0 6:03 Antonio and Helen Donato, 18 Cricket Way. Proposed construction of pier, ramp and float structure and retaining wall. Continued from 111412016 to allow time for more detailed plans (as per Acting Harbormaster's request). NOI Motion: Mr. Shaw moved to continue the hearing at the request of the applicant to February 25, 2016 at 6:00 p.m., seconded by Mr. Rogers. Vote unanimous 4-0 6:06 Steven Hynds, 333 Monomoscoy Road. Proposed removal/replacement of bulkhead. Continued from 1114/2016 to allow time for revised plans (as per Commission's request). NOI Resource Area: Coastal Dank., Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flowage, BVW, buffer zone to Salt Marsh, Land Under Ocean and Land Containing Shellfish. Jack Landers-Cauley, J. E. Landers-Cauley, represented the applicant. He said he met with the Commission two weeks ago and they had three requests from the original presentation of a proposed vinyl sheet pile retaining wall. The first was to show the salt marsh on the plan which they have done, the second is to consider the location of the bulkhead as it relates to mean high-water.. They have done that and moved it up vertically to 8/10ths higher (elevation 2.5) and the third was to show the mitigation planting which they have done. The':Agent reviewed the project and noted the shoreline is eroding in certain areas. They 2