4/28/2016 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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another application for vista views. There was a discussion on the work limit and whether or not a 4 foot limit was sufficient. The Agent recommended a condition to hire a consultant and have them submit a weekly report to the conservation department. He also noted on the existing condition plan from BSS, they show existing setback lines but on the proposed thea are not setback lines and that is required to be shown on the plans. He also recommended additional signage on the site regarding the work limits and no activity to take place beyond that area. The new homeowners must be aware of the vista protocols as they exist today and they do not extend to past efforts. The project as proposed will not impact the buffer zone and the project does meet the performance standards. The Agent noted the plan has been submitted to the Board of Health and under review. Mr. Garulay stated the drains on site are existing and will be left in place. The Agent noted on the photos how close the project is to the buffer zone. The Agent reiterated his recommended conditions: hiring of consultant and submit weekly report to conservation department, revise the BSS Design plans to show the setback from the salt marsh. No comments from the public Motion: Mr. McKay moved to Close and Issue with the conditions as outlined by the Agent, seconded by Mr. Shaw. Vote unanimous 4-0 Grid (Applicant), 65 Seconsett Point Road. Proposed gas main extension and service connection. Owner of record: Katharine F. Lingamfelter. — RDA Resource Area: Buffer Zone and Flood Zone, Coastal Bank, Bordering Vegetated Wetiand Brad Malo, Coastal Engineering, represented the applicant. He described the proposed project is the installation of a gas main extension and as service connection to 65 Seconsett Point Road. He stated any excavated areas are to be backfilled on the same day and disturbed areas will be stabilized and restored to pre-existing conditions. He noted the area is currently under construction. The Agent noted the area on the photos provided and stated the bank is armored. There is no impact to the coastal bank or BVW. He recommended a negative determination. No comments from the public Motion: Mr. McKay moved a Negative Determination, seconded by Mr. Shaw. Vote unanimous 4-0 6:12-Vladislav A. and Viktoriya Vilkomir, 3 Mizzenmast. Proposed construction of a swimming pool.- RDA Resource Area: Flood Zone Viktoriya Vilkomir, owner, was present and explained they are proposing the installation of an in ground swimming pool approximately 15 by 36 feet in their backyard. No vegetation will be disturbed. The Agent highlighted the lot on the photo provided. It is a land locked lot with turf and ornamental plantings that will be removed and no native vegetation will be