9/22/2016 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Motion: Mr. Shaw moved to Close and Issue with the conditions the mitigation be shown on the plan and a drawing for the swale. Seconded by Mr. Rogers. Vote unanimous 5-0 6:12 Town of Mashpee, 388 Mashpee Neck Road. Proposed removallreplacement of pier, ramps and floats. Proposed construction of ramp and steps to beach. NON Resource Area: LSCSF, Land Under Ocean, Salt Marsh, Coastal Beach, Coastal Bank Dune, BVW Matt Costa, Cape and Islands Engineering, represented the applicant. He explained the project consists of the removal of the existing licensed pier, ramps and floats. The plan is to construct and maintain a new 4' by 6' timber platform, a 4' by 20' timber pier, 3.5' by 37.5' aluminum ramp and two 6' by 20' aluminum flats and also construct a new 4' by 5.3' aluminum ramp and steps down to the beach. All work is within previously disturbed areas. There will be no change in footprint below the mean high water. He noted the existing piles will remain in place and noted there is an electrical conduit running down the pile up to the top of the coastal bank. Floats will be assembled off site along with the aluminum gangway and then brought to the site and attached to the piles and fixed pier. They will create a ramp that comes down from the existing steps onto the pier. This will be a general improvement to the site. The project meets all of the performance standards. The Agent stated he has been working with DPW regarding the storage of the canoes and kayaks and they are trying to figure out a location for dinghy racks so people will have place to store the boats under a lottery system. He said the project is bringing the dock up to code, it is a restoration project. He recommended a Close and Issue. No public comment Motion: Mr. Shaw moved to Close and Issue, seconded by Mr. Rogers. Vote unanimous 5-0 6:15 Robert and Maria DiVerdi, 246 Monomoscoy Road. Proposed relocation of existing pile and addition of float to existing dock. NOI Resource Area: LSCSF, Land Under Ocean, Land Containing Shellfish, Buffer Zone to Salt Marsh Matt Costa, Cape and Islands Engineering, represented the applicants. The project is to add a new float onto the existing float and relocate one of the existing piles. He noted there is an existing deck. They are pursuing a Chapter 91 license for this structure. The reason for adding on the float is due to the fact things are getting a little tight with the neighbor and it is making navigation difficult. It has been reviewed by Harbormaster and Shellfish Constable and they didn't have any comments. The Agent recommended a close and issue. Motion: Mr. Shaw moved to Close and Issue, seconded by Mr. Rogers. Vote unanimous 5-0