10/12/2017 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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are doing and all the transplants from the Mashpee River are still thriving. The woody structure is improving the trout habitat. The Agent reported the Town qualified for a $50,000 grant to have an engineering study for a culvert at Sampson's Hill Road that will be replaced with a box flow. The Cape Cod Water Resources Grant Program which is under the Natural Resources Conservation Association received over 10 million dollars from the Federal Government to do another round of funding. The top priority projects for Mashpee are: John's Pond Fish Ladder, the culvert at Santuit River for construction and stormwater runoff at Quinnequissett Avenue. 6:18 .Michael Traverso, Jr. and Judith C. Traverso, 14 Kim Path. Proposed septic system upgrade. RDA Resource Area: LSCSF Peter McEntee, Engineering Works, represented.the applicants. The proposal is to remove the old cesspool and part of the existing leaching system and replacing with clean sand. One oak tree will need to be removed. The existing septic tank and pump chamber will remain and a new soil absorption system will be installed as shown on plan. Areas disturbed will be restored with loam and seed. The Agent noted the application has been submitted to the Board of Health and under review for a conditional Title V system for an existing three bedroom dwelling. No comment from the public Motion: Mr. Shaw moved a Negative Determination, seconded by Mr. Smith. Vote unanimous 5-0 6:21 New Seabury Tidewatch Condominium Owners/Bayswater Seaside 11 LLC, 94 Shore Drive West/0 Coastline Drive. Proposed shorefront protection, rock revetment reconstruction and rem ovallreconstruction of beach access stair. NO] Resource Area: LSCSF, Coastal Bank (armored), Land Under Ocean Charlie Agrio, Coastal Engineering, represented the applicant. He noted on the plans the construction area. He stated the lower portion of the revetment wall is failing and proposes to reconstruct this portion of the wall as well as the stairs, He stated there will be no adverse impact to the water body or coastal resource areas from material or equip and will not alter any coastal resource areas. The proposed project will re-stabilize the existing revetment which will also re-stabilize the coastal bank which is vital to protect the upland area from coastal storm. He stated after completing the access road the contractor will begin removing the rock units and described the construction process. When the project is complete the staging area will be cleaned and the access road shall be graded to pre-existing conditions. He said the staircase will be rebuilt in a similar footprint and similar method that it is right now. Work will also be done on the wing part of the wall because there is significant erosion. The Agent suggested they contact DEP, Chapter 91 to inform them of the project. 4