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Conservation Commission <br /> February 1 , 1993 <br /> Page 12. <br /> John Slavinsky stated this is in a Catch 22. <br /> Ma kik stated the Commission needs documentation of what was there and a plan for <br /> revegetation for the remainder of the bank. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated assuming the creosote walls stay, a plan is needed to show that <br /> they are properly engineered; if removed, a plan would be needed with alternatives <br /> for stabilizing the slope. The Comnussion would need two alternatives, one way or <br /> the other from John. <br /> Mr. Slavinsky stated it would be required from an engineer, not necessarily him. <br /> . Sherman stated it was recognized the first plan given to the commission testified <br /> only to the existing conditions; we are talking about long-term. stabilization, it is <br /> severe slope and if ties were to stay here, we need an engineer's stamp certifying they <br /> are properly engineered, or if the ties were to not stay, we would need a plan stamped <br /> by an engineer giving us alternative technologies for stabilizing the slope. <br /> Ms Lannik stated the choice of engineers would be up to the Cardillos. Given the fact <br /> this is an unstable situation we need it within a time 1. t. <br /> Mr. Slavinsky stated he could probably get it before the health department within a <br /> week, or two weeks, he does not know what their agenda i . <br /> Mr. Homeyer asked Mr. Slavinsky concerning his mention of November13th? <br /> Mr. Slavinsky stated you might notice if you go on the site, the topo may not be exactly <br /> right; it really messed the place up. <br /> Mr. Homeyer asked if the flagstone stayed in place pretty well and just went down what <br /> was the stairway' n other words, no matter wham you came back with, you are going t <br /> have to cone back with -something to keep the water from run=g over the edge. <br /> Mr. Sherman will provide a written document to John stipulating all these items we have <br /> discussed. He asked who letters should be seat to these days because some of his letters <br /> have been returned? <br /> Ms Cardillo stated they can be sent to her. Mr. Sherman asked if that was at the <br /> address in Revere? She stated it was, <br /> Mr. Sherman stated if the C ommission agrees with him, the proposal is that a plan o <br /> long term stability is needed, if walls stay it should be an engineered plan, if galls <br /> were to go and something replace them, ars engineered plan would be needed. <br /> Mr. Cardillo stated that Mr. Sherman was talking about a stabilization plan. <br /> There were many people spearing at once and transcription not possible. <br /> Ms Lannik asked if Bob had finished his presentation? He stated he had. <br /> Michelle Cardillo stated they are being asked to stabilize the hill in back or to <br /> propose a plan. The hill has always been there; there has never been vegetation <br /> except for one tree. <br /> Ms Bannik stated that may be, but e don't have photographs; you tell us you are <br /> sending us photographs to document what was on that hill. It has become destabilized <br /> environmentally in a very messy condition so it has to be corrected. it has been <br /> tampered with. we reed information id at it was like before. Whether it was a bare <br /> hill, one tree on it, is not the point, the issue is how to stabilize it now between <br />