10/14/1993 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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i Conservation Cor i slon October 14, 1993 Page 3. as to whether the stairs could be of concrete, rather -than wood, locked into the stones. If wooden, they might need to .pull up the stairs in case storm. The purpose here tonight is to build the stair back for easier access across the riprp that is there, Nis Lannik asked if it rri ht be possible to use the same -type of stone to create. the stairs as was wed for the 1prap Mr. Taylor stated a dry solution would be difficult as they lost all the fines. Stones there are not indigenous to- the area, are not perfectly in order and there are all types of surfaces to lock oto. The question is whether they can make them out of something more substantive than wood. Mr. Sherman felt the stairs should be wooden, they are disposable. Mrs. Ferriday asked if it would be conditioned that they could take them out with a call to the Commi s io Mr. Shemin stated if it can be designed that they can be done that way it's not a problem. . Taylor suggested a landing at the top with a binge that can be rem.owed t pull them and then put a. guard across the top rail. �. Sherman suggested issuing an Order of Conditions contingent upon the Building Inspector's approval of the methodology of removal of the stags. Public conments were requested: Thelma Kanter stated they were hoping to get stone stairs but she could see that was not feasible. Stanley Kanter suggested making the stairs so that when pulled up they could b put across the 6 feet and locked into the fence already there. It was noted that the DEP number is Missing, also notice to the Wetlands Conservancy and abutter notification receipts. Motion made and seconded to dose pending receipt of notice to the wetlands Conservancy, DEP number, and receipts of abutter notification and condition that the building inspector must approve construction methodology for the stairs. CLOSED 7:30 JOEL A. KANTER for a Detemination of Applicabilityn the licensing of an existingiprap and groins t 94 Seco .s t Point toad. Dave Sanicki presenting. He offered pictures of the foyer Barnes property, purchased of late by Mr. Kanter. 'There is a Mata license for portions of the work and also the wood ramp. They are seeking to perm the remain_i,.n portion. No maintenance is proposed now. It is all in the flood zone. Mr. Sherman stated a Negative DeterIjL'Mtion could be issued with the condition that future repairs will be the subject of a Notice of Intent. If it was entirely built in 1963, a Negative Determination would have to be issued anyway, Mr. Sanicki stated there is no way to document this. Mr. Sherman stated it should be conditioned that maintenance in perpetuity does not go with. the pert.