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6:03 Gordon J. and Catherine E. Vanderbrug, 181 Daniels Island Road. Proposed <br />construction of stone rip rap wall. NOI <br />Resource Areas: Land SubJe(,,,1-, to oto m. Row, ClloastaBank, Salt NfNansh <br />r�lr�g Vegptated Wefland <br />F. Land I.Jnder Ocean, Bordle�I <br />Michael Borselli, Falmouth Engineering, represented the applicants. Mr. Borselli reviewed <br />the plan and noted the house was constructed in the 1950s. The proposed project is to <br />install a rip rap and restoration of the disturbed areas adjacent to the proposed wall. <br />There are some signs of erosion on the bank and the applicants would like to protect the <br />house from coastal erosion. He noted the commissioners recently approved an <br />application for a proposed rip. rap for the neighbors, the Thompsons, and the neighbors <br />will allow the applicant to use the same construction access and the proposed work would <br />take place at the same time as a single project. A soft solution was considered but <br />rejected because of a high probability of failure and the cost of maintenance. <br />The main reason for the project is to provide storm damage protection and flood control. <br />He said the applicant is trying to be proactive rather than reactive. The work will meet the <br />Mashpee performance standards as well as the State Performance standards for coastal <br />bank. <br />Michael noted some work on the property was done without the benefit of permits. He <br />said the Agent and himself had a conversation about doing some restoration work. The <br />applicants are willing to cooperate completely. <br />The Agent noted he was not in favor of this project or the Thompson project and cited <br />regulation 16 (coastal banks). He said the commissioners have to decide if this is the best <br />way to protect the property from erosion. He said the NOI project narrative describes the <br />erosion as minor. There is evidence of minor erosion and he felt that armoring is overkill <br />and that a soft solution is a better measure. The soft solution would serve the same <br />protection function. The project does meet the performance standards but there are <br />criteria that the commission should evaluate and feels there are other feasible <br />opportunities that would address the erosion concerns. <br />Following a discussion, the Agent understood the commissioners' point of view since they <br />approved the wall to the property next door. The Agent suggested sending an <br />enforcement order for the unpermitted work on the site. Following a discussion, the <br />commissioners asked for a condition on the order of conditions with which the Agent <br />agreed and continue the hearing with the expectation the applicant come back with the <br />requested materials and an amendment to the project description and the proposal for a <br />restoration plan. <br />Motion: Mr. Sweet moved to continue to April 23 at 6:03 p.m., seconded by Mr. <br />Shaw. Vote unanimous. 5-0 <br />6:06 Roseanne Altshuler and Paolo Siconolfi, 98 Fells Pond Road. Proposed <br />removal of trees and removal/replacement of existing retaining wall. RDA <br />Resource Area: Buffer Zone to Land Under Water, F 0 Pond, Buffer to Inland Bank <br />